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Being positioned as a luxury destination please shed light on top selling features of mall?
Quest is one of the most prominent luxury destinations of Kolkata. Designed by RTKL (London), a super luxury mall developed by CPL.An exciting, unique shopping and leisure district with a sense of character and elegance the local residence is proud to be a part of and the seven retail level centergives this mall few unique features makes it a class apart.
Luxury brands such as Gucci, Burberry, Michael Kors, Rolex, Sunglass Hut, Vero Moda, Forever New, Imagine, Kama Ayurveda
State of the Art Cinema – On the fourth floor, we have the INOX cinema which caters to the entertainment need of the masses
Michelin Star Restaurants- The fine dining restaurants like Yauatcha, Serafina, and Bombay Brasserie have raised the level of luxury and been a popular hangout for the people.
Zoning- What sets us apart is the unique zoning done on every floor.Quest has been extremely selective in what brands we have inducted in our mall. Zoning has played a very important part since its inception and during the last year it has been a very difficult journey to ensure that we stick to the brands and the zones that we have committed rather than to go for the brands which may not be the part of the zoning.
What is the tenant mix you have in your mall? How often you revive your lease period?
Our Anchor Tenants:
Upper Basement – Spencer's (Hyper)
Ground+ 3 floors – Lifestyle (Departmental Store)
Fourth Floor – INOX (Premium Entertainment)
Food Court (Global Kitchen)
Tenant Mix:
Ground Floor – Luxury
First Floor – International Premium
Second Floor – Indian Premium
Third Floor – Ethnic Wear & Kids
Fourth Floor – Premium Entertainment & Food Court
Fifth Floor – Casual Fine Dining
Our lease period is 6 years.
What is the percentage of national, international and regional brand presence in your mall?
International – 50%
National – 35%
Regional – 15%
What percentage of your mall space is dedicated to food and entertainment?
The space dedicated to food and entertainment is 34%
How you are affected by the popularity of ecommerce retailing? In this regard what strategies you have applied?
The popularity of ecommerce has so far not really affected the sales, I believe both run parallel to each other. When customers shop at a mall, they get a shopping experience where they can touch and feel the product and physically buying happens which gives a customer more confidence in what they have bought. The offerings for both are completely different in their own respective ways.
According to you, what sized malls are more successful in India? Bigger/smaller sized and reason behind the success?
According to me, size of a mall does not really decide the success of a mall. It's the zoning, positioning and the catchment area that you cater to that become the deciding factors for the success of a mall. Even a smaller sized mall which have the right kind of brand mix can be successful and popular.
What are your marketing strategies? How much you rely on digital platforms like You Tube and social media?
Apart from traditional media like print ad and outdoor hoarding. We use social media in a big way for all our marketing initiatives. We have Facebook following of more than 100 thousand people. All our events go viral through social media and that helps us in major way to create a buzz.
Which are the most popular/best performing brands at your mall?
Burberry, Gucci, Rolex, Imagine, Yauatcha, Calvin Klien, Only, Vero Moda, Forever New, AND, Tommy Hilfiger, Meena Bazaar
What are your future plans? Which new brands will be coming up at Quest shortly?
We are trying to bring in the brands which do not have a presence in Kolkata yet. The new brands coming soon are:
· Armani Exchange
· Bang &Olufsen
· Coverstory
· Paul & Shark
· Superdry
· Scotch and Soda


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The best way that I can describe the past few years in terms of my experience of God is to say that I have explored spirituality. What I mean is that I haven't felt much of a desire to dive into doctrinal study and certainly not doctrinal debate–which captures the majority of my experience through my teenage years and into my early twenties. I have lost most of my desire to tell you why you are wrong and I am right–most of it!
In the spirit of the shift I have experienced I thought it might be fun to do a blog series on one of the spiritual practices that has offered light for the journey in recent years–St. Ignatius' Examen.
Throughout the series I will be using the Examen as offered by the Street Psalms community–a community very near and dear to Mile High Ministries.
The Examen was developed over 400 years ago by Ignatius of Loyola. A friend of mine from the Street Psalms community recently observed that the greatest minds of today invest themselves into technology while the greatest minds of the past invested themselves into the soul. St. Ignatius is considered by many to be one of those greatest minds of the past, a man who has given us many guideposts for our journey with God.
I am hopeful that those of you who are encountering the Examen for the first time will let me know how it transforms (if it does) the way you experience your spirituality. I am also hopeful that those of you who have already encountered it will offer your insights–whether you feel my reflections are missing key elements of this beautiful prayer practice or you just want to contribute to them.
The series will follow the movements of the prayer identified by the Street Psalms Community. I will post one blog per movement for the next 5 days. I hope it will offer something, if even a tiny nugget, to your spiritual journeys.
The Examen Movements

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Project Catsnip
With grant support from PetSmart Charities, the City of Miami Beach provides funding, facilities and management for the complimentary spaying and neutering of Miami Beach community cats. The city's humane population control is possible with the support of our partners at SOBE Cats Spay & Neuter, Inc. and The Cat Network.
Lay persons can become registered volunteer feeders or registered volunteer trappers.
- Registered Volunteer Feeders play an important role in reducing community cat populations by keeping them clean and controlled.
- Cats congregate around feeding locations, making it easier to trap, treat and monitor their populations.
- Feeders are the first to identify pregnant cats and locate new litters of kittens while they are still adoptable.
- Feeders are "first responders" for cats that are ill, protecting pets and even people from the spread of contagious disease.
- Feeders provide key demographic data to help the city prioritize its management efforts.
Non-profit SOBE Cats Spay & Neuter coordinates humane trappings with volunteers, and keeps maps and population counts for cat colonies across Miami Beach.
The Cat Network provides the Meow Mobile, a surgery center on wheels providing low cost spay/neuter services for community cats, as well as vaccinations and wellness care. To become a registered volunteer feeder/trapper or to donate, please visit www.sobecatsspayandneuter.org
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Sermon preached by the Reverend Nicholas Lang
St. Paul's on the Green, Norwalk, CT
Good Friday – March 29, 2013
Several years ago, I read a reflection by a priest who wrote about a Good Friday service she attended when she was a teenager. When the large cross was brought into the church and placed in its stand, the officiant invited everyone to gather around it and write their names on small slips of paper. He then brought out a hammer and nails, and one by one, they each nailed their own name to the cross.
It was a powerful reminder that Jesus hung there for each and every one of us. But more than that, it was a reminder that, from time to time, each of us may be asked to climb on to it—or, sadly, may have helped to put someone there.
The cross and the unspeakable events that led up to it is what we're asked to consider tonight. Judas betrays. Peter denies. Pilate caves in to pressure. Jesus suffers condemnation and torture. He is scourged, humiliated, mocked and crowned with thorns. John and the women alone bear witness. The rest of the disciples scatter and hide in fear. We know this story well. Unlike the liturgy tomorrow night and on Easter morning, people do not flock to a Good Friday service because of the story they will hear.
It is certainly easier to consider it as it describes something that happened more than two thousand years. It is not so easy to listen if we acknowledge that we still live in a world where Good Friday happens somewhere every day.
Last evening we acknowledged that feet are holy objects. We washed them to recall the servanthood example of Jesus and to better understand God's call and mundatum—God's command–is to a ministry of service. There is a scene from an old black-and-white movie that relates the importance of feet to the meaning of the cross. At first, all you see on the television screen are feet—old feet, middle aged feet, children's feet—feet caked with mud and marked by oozing sores from a long forced march.
There are other feet in the scene—the barefoot feet of people standing on the sidelines, as if they are watching the spectacle of this pitiful parade passing before them. For several minutes all you see on the screen are feet. Pounding rain adds to the misery of the scene and the whole image is as stark and emotionally charged as only a glum black-and-white film can be.
In a few minutes the, scene changes and the identity of these people is revealed. They are five Franciscan friars and 20 other men, women, and children. It is their feet we see struggling through the mud and rain. They are carrying crossbeams—much too heavy for an adult to carry for several miles, let alone a child.
They are being force-marched as an example to the people who watch along the sidelines of the Japanese countryside. They are on their way to a field where they will all be crucified. The year is 1597 and they will be among the first people martyred in Japan for refusing to renounce their faith in Jesus Christ.
It's somehow a less disturbing phenomenon when we keep the cross, and all it symbolizes, way, way in the past—on a hill in first century Jerusalem or even in mud holes of 1597 Japan. It's not so easy to look at it when we are forced to understand it as our twenty-first century life. But the Passion Story is no fairy tale. Nor is it just a memory of the past. The cross is still raised. God's people are still nailed to it. The bodies and spirits of God's daughters and son are still broken; their blood still shed in any number of tragic ways everyday. The dark and terrible barrenness of Good Friday testifies to the inundation of the world by evil, not at its vilest, crudest, and most obvious degree of perversity, but in its "righteousness" and respectability.
What is an astonishing detail about the decision to kill Jesus is that neither madmen or barbarians put Jesus of Nazareth to death. It was the religious and the educated, the law-abiding, the moral majority, the sane, the well-to-do leaders who represented the brightest and best. It was not the riffraff and the prostitutes, but the God-fearing and the devout who yelled "Crucify him!" It was not the weak and the lame, but the established and esteemed.
Where were the godless in this drama? The notorious sinners? The tax collectors and harlots? The beggars and the despised? The shocking conclusion is that it was people at their best, not at their worst, who put Jesus on that cross.
When a woman who works in a sweatshop in Indonesia, earning a pittance in an overheated, un-ventilated factory, dies in a fire in the factory because there weren't adequate exits, there is the cross. When a little girl in Chicago dies because of malnutrition, poverty, cold and the flu, there is the crucified.
When twenty-six people are massacred in a Newtown school because a mentally unstable man had access to assault weapons there is the cross right in our face. When a teen boy is set on fire at a birthday party in England because he is gay, there is the crucified One. And when any institution, including the church, fails to condemn such actions loudly and forcefully, or even worse, in some way enables them, the passion story comes alive once again. The world is still crucifying Jesus, who told us that whatever we do to the least of his brethren, we do to him.
When we leave tonight, and hear the carillon toll mournfully, we need not ask for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for all of the crucified—for Jesus, for you, for me, for every innocent being condemned to suffering and injustice and oppression and death and for the countless times when the world nails goodness to some cross or another.


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Fishing, Goodbyes and a bit of the Inn.
What a strange couple of days. Saturday I had planned an early fishing before going over to Plockton to see Bruce off, but that never happened as the Friday fishing was good enough to see through the weekend. Took at leisurely drive over calling in at Erbusaig for a wee catch up with a couple of mates before heading down to Plockton Hall. As some one said after, the bar was set high on how to see some one off. Although a sad occasion there were stories of his life, his skills, motor bikes (managing to blow two pistons on his mates bike), fishing tales alongside his innate knowledge of the waters around the Inner Sound, helpfulness with the Plockton Sailing Club in particular the safety boat. Always interested in the other side of people, the knowledge and interest he had in science and technology, so much more to Bruce than met the eye. And you meet many people you have n't seen for a few years and more, "always at weddings and funerals". Unfortunately there were more funerals than one could go to this week, but I always think if you think that some one is in your thoughts and life keeps you away from attending there are many ways in which you can show respect. These are not necessarily in the public eye but satisfy yourself in saying goodbye in other ways, this was the case regarding John and neighbour, Janet.
So back to the Inn and a surprisingly quieter evening, still people waiting for tables and a couple of late entrants but went calmly through service and home before eleven. Internet difficulties currently as we are switching over from ADSL lines to fibre optic and is being done remotely. Causing a fair few problems as our communication links with the remote operator could be better. Our man on the ground, Sean could not get into the system as the management set up had been changed but relevant info had not been passed on. Result being we have not had a connection for a week. A small problem as you wake up to the insanity in London. It's with a sense of disbelief that some people can lose their humanity to such an extent of such indiscriminate life taking. And again with Applecross connections two messages on FB saying they were safe from current and previous staff at the Inn.
So you go to the Inn with a heavy feeling and although it sounds trivial one of the first orders goes wrong, but not. To explain, Rabbies bus came in and there were ten, that's fine, and the drinks order and food order completed, wandered off to other tables. Went back to check everyone had their food and one guy had not. He said he ordered a Chicken Breast, nervously went back to the order and nothing on it so went to kitchen apologised for mistake, same at table, and spent next fifteen minutes off kilter as meal was cooked. Finally got back to table with meal only to find an empty plate in front of him. He had ordered Duck Breast and this had come out while I was faffing about trying to organise his Chicken Breast. Duck was lost in translation and had become Chicken, he was Italian. Customers are oblivious to what goes on behind the scenes. Busy but enjoyable lunch, with locals and visitors loving the good food and also the impromptu music session provided by a batch of guys and girl from around the Invermorriston area. Fine music and they were appreciative of the Inn as we were of their music, covers, Scottish and blues. Left around seven as no longer needed, heading home in the rain, but knowing there is a busy day ahead with an early morning fish coupled with a BBC chap coming to town to talk about inshore fishing.
The fishing goes on and even with the broken weather there is enough time to get out to sea and haul some creels. In between the breaks though…
The weather ashore was not too bad either.
Think I will try to split bees in a week or so if the weather settles down again.
A little changeable though.
Only need to haul 300 or so just now as there are quite a few small and medium langoustines on the grounds despite the attentions of all the Ollies.
A little unusual as this time of year used to be fairly lean as casting shells and breeding takes place. Little interest in food so creels are often empty. The broken bar creels are taking up a little time to mend but will get another year or two out of them. Recycling.
Caught my first skate , the first for a long time.
Reminds me of the girl at the Inn who was making the flying motion (she had had a couple) and was asking was that a lemon sole. Worked out that possibly it was a skate but the next question was did have it a sting ray. When I suggested that a sting ray had that she disappeared out the door in double time. Unfortunately named passing traffic earlier in the week.
Had a couple of additions on board for Friday and although it was "a fine day ashore" a bit of a breezy day. Again the 300 hauled came up with the goods and the Cobley table were tucking into the results of the day's endeavours by the time I caught up with them in the evening. Always interesting for reaction to what one does and they seemed impressed with the work rate on board. But it was an easy day as Dave changed over the buckets as they filled up with smaller prawns. Finish up with a picture of the Varuna, still floating.


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Larry praises team mates after victory in overtime
Forward Chris Lawrence praised man of the match Brian McGrattan (presented by Flowervision) for a big goal and Robert Farmer for snagging the overtime winner against the Clan. The 4-3 success kept Panthers run going and 'Larry' said getting two powerplays in sudden-death overtime had been crucial. See and hear him now on Panthers TV with the GMB, just click on the link on the right. The game started with a lengthy and deserved tribute from players and fans for fan Toni Richardson who passed away just before Christmas and for GMB regional president Vic Baines who fell victim to illness at New Year. Thank you.


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Providing an efficient administrative service to support both staff and membership.
Leeanne is responsible for ensuring a comprehensive administrative service is delivered across the organisation. With focus on health and safety, data protection and website management.
Chloë co-ordinates and produces programme resources to support leaders, coupled with providing efficient administrative support to the membership.
Laura provides efficient administrative support to the membership and a number of GBHQ departments.


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I'd be lying to you if I told you that I was the biggest Miles Morales fan. I don't dislike Miles Morales. I just didn't know anything about him. Outside of Flash and Green Lantern, I don't know much about superhero alter-egos after the first person to take up the suit. Somehow that actually made me more excited to see this movie. I'm always interested in seeing new characters, and the post-credits scene from Venom had me ready for a much different take on Spider-Man than we've ever seen on the big screen. Let's talk about the movie!
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is directed by Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey, and Rodney Rothman and stars Shameik Moore, Jake Johnson, Hailee Steinfeld, Mahershala Ali, Brian Tyree Henry, Lily Tomlin, John Mulaney, Kimiko Glenn, and Nicolas Cage. Miles Morales is just a kid in Brooklyn who loves art and hanging out with his uncle, but when he's bitten by a radioactive spider, he becomes Spider-Man and takes up all of the power and responsibility in his universe. He might think he's alone, but Kingpin opens a portal to alternate universes, sending more Spider-people into Miles's reality. With a team of Spider-powered heroes, Miles must stop Kingpin from sucking Brooklyn into a black hole and help his newfound friends get home.
I wasn't expecting to say this at the beginning of the year, but Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse might actually be the best superhero movie of 2018. That's not a hill I'm willing to die on because of how much I love Infinity War, but Into the Spider-Verse might be the best Spider-Man movie to hit theaters. Maybe ever. It all starts with Miles Morales. Again, I didn't know a thing about him as a character, but this movie was able to hook me on him instantly. His relatability, humanity, depth, and history make him extremely easy to connect to. He's more than just a guy with the powers of a spider. He has passions and difficulties he faces with his family and in his social life, and I'd argue that he's an interesting enough character to be a film protagonist without his powers. He also makes this movie an absolute blast. I loved watching him learn about his abilities and interact with this team, and he has such a great energy that makes both comedy and drama work without feeling jarring in the slightest. The most impressive thing about the film might be the way that the animation style unlocks everything it can when adapting from comic book to movie. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse isn't a comic book come to life. It's a nuclear explosion of the comic book genre from page to screen. Thought bubbles, text bubbles, colorful action sequences, visual depictions of sound, and even panels are used to make this movie an unbelievable experience. I really can't believe what it pulled off by going for it and unleashing every ounce of creativity it could have. It's beautifully animated, and it's able to do things that we've never seen on-screen and likely wouldn't have the chance to see on-screen in a live action film.
It's also incredibly consistent in its themes about heroes, faith, loss, and loneliness. Yes, we're still talking about an animated movie. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is proof that animated films and comic books are for adults. Movies for adults don't have to be R-rated and have heads being chopped off and f-words being thrown around every few seconds. This movie pinpoints its themes and nails every single one of them which alone makes it incredibly mature. The way the themes tie into the characters and narrative makes the story so easy to become emotionally invested in. None of the themes are beaten into our heads. They are addressed as inevitable facts of life that even people without super-human powers can grasp onto. This might just be recency bias because of recent news, but I think that Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse gives us Stan Lee's best cameo. It seems like the perfect way to sum up what Stan Lee stood for and his reasons for creating in the first place. All of his ideas about heroes and humanity come together for about thirty seconds in a moment that just about brought me to tears. The way the movie uses characters is also amazing. Each one has a character arc beginning at one defining point and ending at a different one. They retain certain consistencies in themselves, but they also change because of their experiences. Of course, Miles Morales probably has the most drastic arc, but the rest of the Spider-people, Miles's family, and certain villains are also so well-developed. It's rare to see a movie with this many characters and a runtime of under two hours that is able to accomplish so much character building.
From a storytelling standpoint, both content and method, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse blew me away, but it also blew me away technically. The animation and visuals are amazing, and the sound brings this movie to life. I love the trend that seems to be taking over comic book movies lately that gives them an original soundtrack as well as a score. Look at Black Panther or either of the Deadpool movies. Original songs with lyrics and modern production are making their way into this genre, and I love it. I love scores, but I also love the stylistic touch that new artists can bring to a film about a young kid in Brooklyn. There will probably never be a time in my life that Hans Zimmer, James Horner, and John Williams will fail to give me chills, but doesn't it just make sense that a high school kid in 2018 would be listening to Post Malone, Swae Lee, Vince Staples, Juice WRLD, and other artists who have hit huge home runs recently? On top of the fact that it makes sense, the songs are great. They're well-written, they're well-performed, and they tie into the ideas that the story throws out.
Overall, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse took me by surprise as the same studio that has produced The Emoji Movie, The Smurfs, and the Hotel Transylvania trilogy might have given us the best Spider-Man movie to date. I knew nothing about Miles Morales, but I'm just as attached to him as I am to any other live-action Spider-Man. He's beautifully developed, and he has an amazing arc. Fortunately, he isn't the only character with an arc. Every single character makes a massive transition because of the events in the film whether it be in a family, a marriage, a friendship, as an individual, or a combination of multiple elements. Into the Spider-Verse has found a way to, not just bring comic books to life, but to make the comic book format explode off the screen with color, creativity, and energy. It's so consistent and mature in its themes, and its animation style makes the technical brilliance even more impressive. My only issue with the movie is probably in the villains. Kingpin, while given a back story, definitely isn't expanded upon nearly as well as most of the heroes, and most other villains outside Kingpin fell a bit flat for me. The movie is an absolute blast with tons of depth and mature themes, and it brings Spider-Man and Miles Morales to life in a whole new way. I'm going to give Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse a 9.4/10.
Will you be seeing Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse? Comment down in the comment section and let me know! As always, thank you, and keep listening to 88.7 The Pulse!


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There are 365 days in a year and 52 weekends. If you're like me, you look at those days and weekends as a lot of time to travel.
A few years ago when I decided to prioritise travel, I knew I'd need to stop making excuses. I save for trips the same way I pay my other bills- I set money aside from each paycheck to use for trip planning or while on future holidays.
No matter where I go, what I've learned with every trip is that there are ways to keep cost down. While I don't always follow these tips for every trip, I do abide by some combination of them every time I plan a holiday.
10 Tips for Saving Money on Any Trip
- Book Early: Are there great last minute deals out there? Sure, but more often than not, I save the most by booking flights and lodging months ahead of time. Those £30 roundtrip flights in Europe? They sell out fast, so I act quickly when I spot a deal for somewhere on my to-travel list.
- Plan Ahead: No, you don't need to plan every moment of each day, but by looking up activities and tours before your trip, and places to eat/drink, you'll inevitably save money on advance purchase or time while you're on holiday.
- Visit in the Off Season: Living in London, I loathe travelling around Europe in summer- much, much higher prices for everything and so many tourists. Instead, I like traveling around Europe in winter, spring and mid-late fall. And for other destinations, I look up the busiest season and then usually watch for flights/lodging on the fringe of it. You'll likely still have great weather, but pay a fraction of the cost.
- Don't Eat Every Meal Out: Whether I stay at an Airbnb or not, it's rare I eat every meal out. At the very least, I'll bring breakfast to have (Lara bars, almonds, almond butter) and may pick up a few things that don't require refrigeration when I reach my destination, like fruit. Not only will you save a bit of money each day, but you can also start your day by heading straight to your first activity.
- Ditch the Hotel: Airbnb in Europe is the only accommodation I consider 80% of the time. There are exceptions- Amsterdam, a city where a hotel can be cheaper than Airbnb, is one of them. But, for the most part, Airbnbs are a clean and comfortable alternative to hotel and their insane room mark-ups. In Asia and the United States, I alternate between whatever is most affordable and suits my needs, which sometimes is a hotel. However, I try to glean sales where I can by reserving rooms when I first start thinking of a trip with booking.com- you can always cancel, but you'll have a better chance of locking in great rates earlier.
- Set a Trip Budget: One of the most essential parts of any trip, in my opinion. Usually, I set a daily trip budget tailored to each day of the trip/activities we've planned. If I go over one day, then I try to adjust for the next one to ensure I still come in even.
- Walk Everywhere: If you're staying in a city, try to find accommodation that's walking distance or on a subway/bus route. Not only is walking a great way to get exercise, but you'll also see and notice more than you would if you took Uber or drove everywhere. This is also where planning a bit comes in handy, if you know what part of town the activities you want to do are in, you can see more while you're there and waste time going back and forth.
- Take Public Transit or Shuttles To/From the Airport: It's rare I take Uber/a taxi while travelling, when I do, it's usually a result of arriving late to a destination and not being able to take transit. Alternatively, I always look at public transit options- either a direct bus/train from an airport to the city or a shared shuttle.
- Join a Free Frequent Flyer Program or Hotel Rewards System: With most programs, you can earn points towards cheaper fares and upgrades if you fly often enough (same goes for hotel stays). Priority check-in and boarding, as well as airport lounge access are great perks if there are a few airlines you travel consistently.
- Keep Your Next Trip in Mind: Even if it's not planned, I think of the other places I want to visit when I'm tempted to splurge on a meal, experience or shopping, and truly ask myself if it's worth it in comparison to using the money toward a future holiday.
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- Travelling Cheaply in Your 20s or At Any Age
- 5 Ways to Find Cheap Flights
- How to Score Cheap Inter-Europe Flights
- Travelling Often with a Full Time Job


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Return policy
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SoundImports always aims for the highest customer satisfaction. If you are unsatisfied with your products or the products turn out to be defective, then you have two options: you can return your products and get a new product instead or you can choose to receive the order amount back. You have the right to withdraw from the contract within 45 days without giving any reason. The withdrawal period expires 45 days after the day on which you or a third party designated by you, who is not the carrier, physically seize the good.
How does the return policy works?
You can inform us in writing or by e-mail to revoke the agreement. You can use the model withdrawal form (PDF), but you are not obliged to do so. In order to comply with the withdrawal period, it is sufficient to send your announcement regarding the withdrawal before the withdrawal period has expired.
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You are not required to use the model withdrawal form. If you return your order, we ask you to go through the following steps:
- Contact our customer service via [email protected] and state your name and order number in the e-mail. You can find the order number in your confirmation mail.
- You receive the return instructions by e-mail. The costs for returning your order are for your own account. Return shipments can be sent to the following address
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- After we received and inspected the products we will refund the purchase amount or send new products to you. After we have received the return products we will take action within four business days.
Can I return my product?
At SoundImports you may return your product within 45 days. If you meet the following conditions, you can return your product:
- You purchased the product less than 45 days ago
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If you do not meet these requirements, it may be that your return is rejected. In that case, we advise you to contact our customer service.
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If you revoke the contract, you will receive all payments you have made up to that moment, including delivery costs (with the exception of any additional costs resulting from your choice for a different method of delivery than the cheapest standard delivery that we offer) in any case not later than 14 days after we have been informed of your decision to withdraw from the contract, from us back. If you only return a part of your order, the costs for delivery will not be refunded. We will pay you back with the same payment method you used to pay for your order, unless you have expressly agreed otherwise. You will not be charged for the refund. If we received your order we will inspect the products first. You must return or hand over the goods within 45 days, but in any case no later than 14 days after the day on which you notify us of the decision to cancel the agreement.


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Here it is, after a couple of false starts, some Firestorm issues, and a bit of a Blender SNAFU: The female Mariachi Suit. You, too, can be a desperado, a Charro, an equestrian. Grab a guitar and head to the plaza with a couple of good friends and a pint of tequila. Soon, you will be singing in harmony in this fantastic Charro suit!
See the previous blog post for the male version and such.
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Recently Cleveland told me that he's increasingly thinking about coming out. I have to admit I'm excited for him. Traveler also said he'd been considering being out, and might after certain conditions are met. This surprised me.
It's nice to be out, and I have to admit I agree with Dan Savage's call to come out. Lots of bisexuals are still closeted and this does contribute to the stigma about bisexuality and the lack of percieved support. Even more non-monogamous people are not out. I can't remember the figures, but I think it's something like only 20% of bisexuals are out and I have no idea what percent of non-mono folks are out. Much like homosexuals, most people know a bisexual or non-monogamous person or a few, and if more of them were out there would be more people who knew they knew a bisexual or a non-mono person and it'd be that much less weird. I've been out about being a bisexual since I was a teenager and came out as non-monogamous in stages over the last year.
I can't agree more that it's important to be out if you can. As more and more gay people came out there were more and more places and people with whom being gay was okay. I think a lot of people talk about coming out "if it's ever a good situation to do so", and I think it doesn't really work that way. I can't wait for the climate to change so it's easy to come out before I come out. We need to come out to change the climate. Those first lesbians and gay people didn't come out to rosy acceptance everywhere. Someone had to start and it might as well be me… or you.
I know not everyone can come out for a variety of reasons. Some people fear losing their children or risk their careers and ability to care for themselves and their families. Some people might fear violence or reprisal. I think there are LOTS of reasons people might not be able to be out, and I respect that, but as much as humanly possible.. and even if it costs friends and family members and acceptance, I think it's important for me to be out. My religious father (who later relented and became less religious) and I fought bitterly for years about my bisexuality. It finally reached a point where I told him that I had heard everything he had to say on the matter and had told him everything I had to say, and that we needed to not talk about it or I could not have a relationship with him. Eventually we built a very good and loving relationship and we had a number of great years before he died.
Traveler's Wife made the point that some situations for non-primary partners aren't going to improve much as long as their significant others are closeted because it's just the way it works, and she's right. Now, having said that I have to admit that I will not ask for, demand, insist or require my loves to be out. I knew the score going in with them and it's not a choice I or anyone else needs to make for them. I was very well aware that my honeys are both married closeted men and I accept that. It may increasingly make some things harder, but it is what I signed on for. If they decide at some point to come out it would of course make me happy and would likely make some things a lot better for me down the road, and I would support them whole-heartedly, but in my case I've decided to take them as they are and if they NEVER come out I will accept that and its consequences.
Both of my loves have families that are far away and don't regularly impact us, but I do love the idea of the freedom of out. It makes me excited that maybe things won't always be limited and that there may be the potential of some really cool things.. you never know. It makes me excited for them, but it makes me excited for me too.
One of my sweeties is thinking they might come out when they no longer have to worry about their grandparents, and they think their parents may be able to take it and that they can weather their sibling who likely can't. Another is being sensitive to his wife's feelings and hoping someday she'll okay him coming out and outing her in the process. I don't know when or how or even if my loves will come out but I find it exciting and kind of affirming that they are thinking about it. I asked one "If I was with you for a very long time, do you think some day I could meet your parents? I mean.. not necessarily as anything to you.. maybe just as a friend of you and your wife.. but do you think I could meet them some day?". It made me happy that he was a little surprised I'd doubt it and said "of course". So out or not, maybe there are some cool things that can happen anyway.


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[ UPDATE ] Upon further review, it seems that most of the voice mails are from people who have mistaken us for AMC's "Talking Dead" after-show. I must be up front and clarify that we are not in any way affiliated with AMC TV or anybody else related with the network. We've been recording this podcast with the name "The Talking Dead" for about 2 years now and I hope you will continue to check out our show. I'm sorry for the confusion.
Hey Everybody! If you've been listening lately you'll know that I'm in New York for New York comic Con this weekend. Jason wasn't able to join me so he's back at home, and unfortunately the hotel I'm in doesn't have AMC so I haven't been able to watch the season 2 premiere yet. It's terribly upsetting for me, but rest assured that I'll be seeing it as soon as humanly possible, and we'll be recording a podcast as soon as we can after that.
I'm posting this because I received over 60 voice-mail notifications tonight from listeners, and I want to make sure everybody knows we really appreciate the response, and we aren't ignoring you. As soon as we can get back in the same room together Jason and I will be recording an episode with as much listener feedback as possible.
Thank you so much for all your feedback, and please keep sending it in!
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Has your heel suddenly started hurting and you don't know why? Our Manhattan and Amsterdam, NY, podiatrists - Dr. Sorelis Jimenez, Dr. John Fletcher and Dr. Kamilla Danilova - discuss common causes of heel pain and explain treatment options that will help you get back on your feet.
Your exercise routine
Exercising regularly is an excellent way to stay in shape and improve your health, but it's not without risks. If you haven't exercised for a while and push yourself too hard, you can injure your heels and feet. Pain can also occur if you decide to increase the length or intensity of your usual exercise routine. Overuse injuries can cause plantar fasciitis, an inflammation of the band of connective tissue that runs underneath your feet or other inflammatory conditions, including retrocalcaneal bursitis and Achilles tendinitis.
Your job
Teachers, nurses, factory workers, retail clerks and other people who rarely get the chance to sit down during the workday are more likely to develop plantar fasciitis. The condition causes heel pain that's worse in the morning and increases if you've been on your feet for a long time.
Your age
Although your feet may look exactly the same as they did when you were younger, aging also affects them. You're more likely to develop plantar fasciitis, retrocalcaneal bursitis, Achilles tendinitis or arthritis the older you get.
The shoes you wear
Your running shoes may look perfectly fine after months of use, but appearances can be deceiving. Over time, the material in the sole can compress. When that happens, the shoes no longer cushion and support your foot effectively, putting you at risk for developing common heel conditions.
Your gait
Gait issues can increase your risk of heel pain. For example, if your feet roll inward when you walk, you may be more likely to develop plantar fasciitis. Gait issues may also be responsible for painful plantar calluses on the bottom of your heel.
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Often rest, ice, over-the-counter pain medications and a new pair of shoes can help relieve heel pain. If your symptoms don't improve, it's a good idea to pay a visit to our Manhattan or Amsterdam office. Treatments vary depending on the cause of your pain. Gait issues can often be improved with orthotics, prescription shoe inserts that hold your feet in the optimum position. If your plantar fasciitis, retrocalcaneal bursitis or Achilles tendinitis pain is severe, corticosteroid injections can be helpful. Other treatment options may include boots or walking casts, night splints, physical therapy, ultrasound therapy or even surgery, in some cases.
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Hi Carrie, I lost my mom a few weeks ago to Pancreatic Cancer. I miss her terribly and the pain is so bad. I am sorry for your loss also. I wanted to join your discussion group. I like this online support system it is helping. I hope that it is helping you too.
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Awesome, I am so pleased that our site is helping. (((((hugs)))))
trying to get through the days. everything reminds me of my lovely mom. It hurts badly but I am trying my best. I hope that others are doing their best to cope too.


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It's been a dream of mine to create an idea designed on a napkin. A year ago, three GRMC colleagues and I were in California going through training at the Institute of HeartMath to become certified HeartMath instructors. Afterwards, we sat in a restaurant talking about this technique called HeartMath and how it could be beneficial to our patients and hospital.
The more we talked, the more we realized that HeartMath could transform more than just healthcare in our area, it could transform the entire community. I began taking notes on a napkin, trying to capture the great ideas created through this conversation. We kept coming up with ways to use HeartMath in the schools, with families, social and human service organizations, businesses, city government, law enforcement, and the list went on.
When we had finished, a project known as "The Heart of Grinnell" was born. This community-wide wellness initiative will bring together all aspects of our community to improve our health and quality of life. GRMC is joined in this project by Grinnell College, the University of Iowa College of Public Health, and the Institute of HeartMath.
The Heart of Grinnell is a five-year intervention study focusing on stress reduction through HeartMath to reduce disease and injury and to enhance health and our quality of life. It is easier and less expensive in the long term to preserve health than it is to cure illness.
Improving healthcare is an important national issue. I firmly believe that until we put the focus on keeping people healthy, our current healthcare system will simply not meet the needs of our country. In fact, our current practices may ultimately bankrupt the entire U.S. economy. Our current system is based on curing illness, not preventing it. The future of healthcare has to be about prevention and living well.
The Heart of Grinnell seeks to build a community coalition throughout Poweshiek County to include Grinnell College, schools, businesses, churches, social service agencies, local government, and law enforcement. Through this HeartMath project we will provide an intervention to not only study the effects of stress on our lives, but how well HeartMath can work to reduce this stress.
In the months to come, I'll continue to keep you updated on this project. Right now, we are working closely with Sen. Tom Harkin for funds to begin our work. This project is included in the annual Labor, Health and Human Services budget for FY 2009. We'll be monitoring Congressional activity on this funding and look forward to launching this project.
And to think it all started on a napkin….
The postings on this site are my own and don't necessarily represent GRMC's positions, strategies, or opinions.


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African Wild Dog
This is a species that many first time safari goers are not aware of, but it is one the most sought-out animals by experienced safari travelers. This species is very active, gregarious, and fascinating making it many guides' (including our biologist) favorite species to find and observe. This is a highly endangered species and because it ranges over wide areas it is also one of the most difficult species to plan to see. During the denning season, the pack becomes tied to a fixed location and this is the opportunity to utilize for anyone that is seriously planning to try and find this species. Outside of the denning season the best strategy is to safari in areas that have strong resident packs and we have very good success rates finding them throughout the year. Beyond the denning season we have also found November/December in Botswana to be outstanding as it is the impala lambing season, making for easy and frequent hunts for packs that have fast growing puppies demanding food.
Best Places
Northern Botswana remains the best geographic area for finding and observing wild dogs in a wilderness setting. We keep tabs on numerous denning locations throughout the Okavango Delta and Kwando/Selinda/Linyanti region and the best camps to observe them from.
Other Areas of Note
The Laikipia area of Kenya has become an excellent area for wild dogs and many camps are able to use radio-telemetry to track research packs. The fenced Madikwe Reserve in South Africa is known for it's wild dog sightings. Packs in Zambia's South Luangwa have become much more frequently spotted over the last few years. The Selous region of Tanzania and the Niassa Reserve of Mozambique have some of the largest populations but the areas are large as well, with limited tourism access making sightings unreliable. Hwange in Zimbabwe is known for having good sightings. The Kakesio area south of the Serengeti can have amazing wild dog action hunting on the open plains during the wildebeest calving season (January through March) but that pack can be challenging to find. Mana Pools in Zimbabwe can rival Northern Botswana for outstanding wild dog viewing and they are often viewed on walking safaris.
More African Wild Dog Information at The Africa Safari Blog
For the most recent African Wild Dog updates and information, be sure to check out our Africa Safari Blog posts about African Wild Dogs


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Now Mr Snuggles and I have been sitting with our heads down counting the hits on each blog to see which band's got what place.
The Top Ten Blogged Band Chart is played every Sunday 5-7pm on Radio KC as part of Ralph's Indie Show.
No 1... Vukovar
Ralph's ideally placed to find out what's happening musically in St Helens and a quick trip to Kaleidescope Records on Westfield Street proved to be worthwhile as local band Vukovar have produced a gem in the shape of their recently released album Emperor on Small Bear Records.
I may have invented the phrase Bleak Pop just for Emperor as it lays it's foundations in all that's good from the likes of Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground to The Fall and Joy Division.
No 2...Officer
The last time Ralph's keyboard vibrated as he listened to the sounds of London singer/songwriter Officer was when he was bringing news of his then forthcoming album Myriads whilst listening to Glass Ceiling which had just been released as a single back in March.
Well the wait is over as the album is available now on pre-order prior to it's release on the 31
No 3 ...Lynn Gerrard
To celebrate signing a four book deal with Wallace Publishing to produce her poetry she took over her local theatre for an evening of music, comedy and spoken word.
No 4...All The King's Men
With a new video out and a headline gig in top Manchester venue the Soup Kitchen coming up on the 7th of August it's all go for All The King's Men at the moment.
The psychedelic video for rheir debut single Fever brings us a choppy, guitar driven, raunchy vocalising piece of in your face alt rock.
No 5...The Holy Orders
It's been a while in the making, but well worth it. Hull four piece and long-time Ralph's Life favourites The Holy Orders have released a new single on the indie Mono Sound Records and it's a corker.
No 6...Fiona Soe Paing
Ralph's long been a fan of the immaculate electronica produced by Fiona Soe Paing and is delighted that she's now developed a new multi-media experience that she's taking to the Edinburgh Fringe in a series of shows in The Capital's Summerhall venue.
She's combined her stunning live vocals and electro soundtracks with animation from New Zealand artist Zennor Alexander to create a unique and surreal live performance called Alien Lullabies - Songs From A Decaying Future, which will both surprise and delight the Fringe audiences.
No 7...JB Barrington
Ralph's new found interest in Spoken Word Poetry was further piqued recently when St Helens Central Library announced that
J B Barrington was performing there courtesy of St Helens Arts Service. So on Friday it was off to the library (and not to pay a fine for a change) to catch the show!
No 8 ...White Boy
If Marc Bolan and David Bowie had produced a bastard son to give their music a twist for future generations, then White Boy is the result. Although recently formed (frontman Joe Jones was previously with the much vaunted Janice Graham Band) they've produced 'Glitoris', an album of ten quality tracks that'll see them quickly rise to become firm favourites in their home city of Manchester (where they're already playing to sold-out venues) and beyond.
No 9...The Jackals
As Ralph's heading North next week he thought it'd be a good time to check out the new People EP from psych rockers The Jackals who hail from Edinburgh.
A tight knit musical unit who are known for their blistering live performances, the band's sound combines cryptic lyrics with expansive guitars, underpinned with the solid grooves of the bass and drums.
No 10...Peur
Ralph's been a fan of Manchester trio Peur since catching their debut EP We Can Build Astronauts back in 2013 so it's with great joy that today sees the release of their much vaunted Future Architects EP.
Their music has earned them airplay on BBC radio, most recently on the Huw Stephens Radio 1 show, an up-coming visit to The Shift Radio HQ, and a range of independent and commercial FM and internet radio shows including Ralph's Indie Show on Radio KC.


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Now they want to criminalise us if we don;t vote for them.
Didn't it occur to Hoon that the behaviour of him and other politicians might the reason why people decline to vote. I always vote but I would refuse to do so under such an illiberal regime as that proposed by Hoon.
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In certain cases you will need to remove a Google account from your child's phone. Google accounts can be used for logging in to email, messaging, or video chat applications.
First, we will grant access to full settings for an hour:
- Open the Monqi parent app.
- Swipe up on the child card.
- Tap the three dots in the upper corner.
Three dots will be on the left or right corner, depending on your device.
- Tap Child Settings.
- Toggle on Grant access to full settings for an hour.
- Tap the X button and save the settings.
Now, we will remove the Google account:
- Open the menu on the Monqi phone.
- Tap System Settings (different than "Settings").
- Scroll down and select Accounts.
The setting name may be different on your version of Android.
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Before surgery, I was fearful. I wrote a blog about fearing that I could not create a clock. By the way, the picture is a clock I created just two weeks after surgery, and I probably could have done it sooner.
Honestly, I still fear now. I know that Bible is full of commands saying "fear not." Because of those commands, I have assumed that it is sinful to fear anything other than God. But before surgery, I was confronted with the concept that maybe the Bible says "fear not" so many times because it is normal to be afraid (but not necessarily sinful). Maybe fear is like anger. The emotion isn't bad; it is how you respond to it. Anger and fear may lead to sin, but they are not sins themselves.
Assuming that fear is not a sin, I was wrestling with the concept of how that affects the practical application of trusting God, because I know I need to do that more. Can you still be afraid and trust God at that same time? I wasn't sure. Google tells me that trust is "firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something."
I have a firm belief that God is reliable and strong. I believe, but I wanted to define what that reliability looks like and how He wants to shows His strength. Is it sinful to fear how God could choose to show His strength?
For example, my husband and I desire to raise more children on earth. I take comfort in knowing that God wants me to care for the widows and orphans, and I want to adopt orphans. (James 1:27). I hope it is in God's plan to fulfill that desire, but God hasn't guaranteed that we might get that opportunity. I fear that He might have a different plan. So what do I do with that desire?
I struggle.
Thus I am beginning to understand trusting God.
Trusting God means repeatedly surrendering my perceived wants and desires to Jesus. Trusting God means firmly believing that Jesus would do what is best for all people (and not just for me). He can give the desire, change my desire, or (as He specializes in) change me.
Don't miss the point, I am supposed to respond to Jesus. That's it. Jesus does the rest. I don't have to determine if my desire if Godly. I don't have to determine what my desire should be. And I don't determine what is good. I just repeatedly give my will to Him.
And each time I do, trust is built. It is easier to hand it over the next time around.
To "trust God" is to acknowledge "I need Jesus." I need Jesus more than I need children, health, or life itself. After my second surgery, my sister read John 15 to me. She said that your purpose was to "remain in Jesus." Sometimes, I forget the importance of remaining in Jesus.
Since this third surgery, I am been doing more of remaining in Jesus. And He is pouring down His love to me.
He has shown me His love through weight restriction. I can't pick up our daughter for weeks. Because of this, Amy is staying at our house. And good friends are medicine for the soul. God knew that I needed Amy. I would not have suggested her staying at our home that long without the weight restriction.
He has shown me His love through His church. For more than two weeks after surgery, I didn't cook and still enjoyed great food. (Thank you family and the church!!)
Some might find it weird, but I really enjoy the time after surgery. True, I experience not being able to focus at my full potential. I can't find some of the words I want. I struggling sleeping (I have written a large portion of this blog in the middle of the night). I am easily fatigued. But I am enjoying Jesus.
I pray that you have the pleasure of just enjoying Jesus.
Don't worry about fixing your desires; just give them up to Jesus. Acknowledge that you need Him more than whatever it is that you want. I can't guarantee that God will get you whatever you want (probably not), but God is faithful to give you His love.
And His love is really what you need.
I am grateful for Jesus' love. And I know, it is would get me through the next year. Although the tumor is similar in nature (not more aggressive), my doctor is advising that we treat it more aggressively with radiation and chemo. I am waiting for more doctors' opinions for which treatments should be done.
It is His love that He has gotten me through these difficult times. And it is wonderful. I hope you experience it.
Thanks for praying for me.


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Bollywood film to be based on Scarlett Keeling
Films based on real life events as we know are fairly common. However the latest real life incident to inspire a film, is still recent and raw for all involved. The murder of 15 year old Scarlett Keeling in Goa is to inspire a Bollywood film, due to begin filming next month.
Scarlett Keeling was raped and murdered on Goa's Anjuna beach earlier this year. She is said to have been under the influence of several drugs at the time. Prabhakar Shukla is to make a Bollywood film about the drug problems plaguing Goa, Rave Party will reportedly include a scene depicting Scarlett's last few minutes alive. Speaking to Reuters the director had this to say:
It will be a Bollywood film with a tinge of reality as I want people to come to the theatres and learn from the film...Everyone should learn and see what is happening to tourists in Goa...The film will speak the truth about the drug nexus in Goa.
Speaking on behalf of Scarlett's mother a lawyer said:
We might object to the film if we find it is being made into a Bollywood thriller and has excessive deviation from facts. Her mother said she would welcome a film if the director sticks to the truth.
Surely this is just an attempt by a film director to make some money and gain some notoriety. I imagine such a film could be made without referencing Scarlett Keeling, or the last moments of her life. And can it really be legal to include such a scene in a film, when an investigation is still ongoing? And how can the truth be stuck to when it's not certain what really happened, and no one has been convicted?


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Thank you soo much for helping me and having patience. The game works really good.
Thank you soo much for helping me and having patience. The game works really good.
Yay! Just like Algernon said thanks alot! It works great.
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Access to doc-10-5c-docs.googleusercontent.com was denied
You don't have authorization to view this page.
when trying to download installers and 100% save file. Now getting
for the 64bit installer. Able to download from other people's google drives, and getting these errors on multiple computers.Sorry, you can't view or download this file at this time.
Too many users have viewed or downloaded this file recently. Please try accessing the file again later. If the file you are trying to access is particularly large or is shared with many people, it may take up to 24 hours to be able to view or download the file. If you still can't access a file after 24 hours, contact your domain administrator.
UPDATE: successfully downloaded in non-incognito tab. One computer was not logged into a google account and couldn't download even in a non-incognito tab
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Uhh, it would seem that in the newest v1.0 beta that the OP videos that play during the actual story are giving me the infamous "white screen of death" on my main Win7 desktop PC (and I was using newly-created save data too...), yet they play just fine through the "Movie" menu regardless of whether I'm using newly-created save data or Jack's 100% save file.
Anyway, three quick questions - is it intentional or expected behavior that...
1. the "quality" and "aspect ratio" settings in the program window GUI menus cannot be configured while viewing the "Extra" menu?
2. when starting with newly-created save data, that the "quality" setting in the program window GUI menus is set to "low" quality?
3. when loading from Jack's 100% save file, that trying to play the PS2 OP during the actual story after the prologue results in the following error?:
7z archive containing krkr.console.log, data156.bmp, and the save data from right before the OP is supposed to play - data3.bmp:
(you may also discover that I've finally found my way into the bitbucket's issue tracker)
Beast Lair's resident straight-male kuutsundere
(because just "tsundere" makes people think of "Shana clones" *shivers*)
Fate/stay night-related extended music loops @ my YouTube channel
Hey there, so I was installing the Ultimate Edition just now, and when I started the installation it installed all the files in my desktop instead of the directory I remember giving it, I said "well alright, if it works it works" and tried to run it anyway, however it gave me an error (I dont remember what it was unfortunately, but it wasnt any of the ones found on the OP). I assumed I installed it wrong so I deleted all the files, however any time I try to run the installer now it keeps going as if I'm updating the game instead of installing it, it wont let me pick a new install directory and it wont let me tell it where Realta Nua is. the install directory I remember giving is not where its supposed to be, I believe I deleted it while going through my PC deleting anything associated with Fate. Can someone help me out with this? I dont know where all this stuff is being saved, and I dont know how to get the installer to forget it's not supposed to update the files (that dont exist to begin with).
I was reading the HF route on day 12. In the middle of reading the intermission nightmare, awaken chapter I received this error. How do I fix this error? Also, just as a head's up, spoilers are contain in the image from the link.
And when you re-install, perhaps consider selecting "portable installation" as that will then let you put the installed files anywhere and you can even delete them in the future without running the uninstaller.
(also for new installations like yours, I recommend using the v1.0 public beta that I link to in the following part of my post; note that it's effectively an update patch, so it requires first having a working installation of "ultimate edition")
Also you may or may not have issues when loading from existing save data, in which case refer to the following instructions to work around this (the Ctrl key is also useful as a "fast-forward" function):
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Has anyone gotten this issue before when launching? The patch installed all the way through without issue. Looking inside my install directory patch.xp3 is a 4KB file.---------------------------
Script exception raised
file://./d/games/vn/fate/stay night[realta nua] ultimate edition/patch.xp3 is not XP3 archive or unsupported
Nevermind looking at the data inside the patch.xp3 file gave me my answer.
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! C:\Users\xiaok\OneDrive\Desktop\Fate stay night Ultimate Edition v1.0.0-beta-2020-02-29.zip: The archive is corrupt
This showed up when I try to apply the beta patch and the game stopped running.
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https://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread.php/8229 then download the files below "Mandatory patches". Replace the files in the installation directory.
https://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread.php/8229 then download the files below "Mandatory patches". Replace the files in the installation directory.