Finest Gorean and medival clothing made from animal furs, as well as accessories. For hunters, warriors, free women, panthers, Bond, Kajirae.

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High Quality Outfits and Gear by Cry Hawker and Zarah Apfelbaum for Gorean Free Women, Free Men, Panthers and Bondmaids/Slaves, Dark Fantasy, Medival or Outlaw Outfits. Everything with extremely high detailed textures and accurately builtl

Lucky Board in our shop in MoonRising Isle with outfits for Bondmaids

http://slurl.com/secondlife/MoonRising%20Isle/111/207/27/
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Gimli/243/165/29

Hey everyone!

Today the new Igloo music came out! Check it out:

That’s all for now!

We are moving tomorrow!

We will have regualar scheduled 830a and 930a classes. After that we are moving to:

3505 S. Phillips Ave
Sioux Falls, SD 57105

Come for the Final workout at our 50th Street space!

Now LA Fitness is handing out postcards with a handwritten note stating: Preview rates exp 11/30. Right. Then next week, the special discounts will be called “Holiday Rates.” And in January, they’ll be “New Year’s Resolution Rates.” In February, you’ll see “Black History Month Rates.” Etcetera, etcetera. Oh, but the bargain fees will still be over double of what Bally charges.

Enjoy your workout.

Hello Penguins!

SNOW MAZE CHEATS!

Non-Members Go to the top of the Ski Hill for a free blue hat!

Members follow the maze and get a free snow monster suit!

Greeno

Hello, I’m Ryo Inowa, a community manager in Symbian Japan.

I am very happy to inform members of the upcoming “Symbian Japan Forum”. This will be held on 15/01/2010 at the Accenture office in Tokyo – thanks Accenture!!

This member event will provide various updates from Symbian, keynote lectures by board members and demonstrations of the latest technology. Join us if you can.

The purpose of the event is to activate interaction between members including Symbian staff. And also this is the first chance for most of Japanese members to meet each other and Symbian staff.

Any material will be available after this event on our web site. Detailed information will be on our event site and mail shot will be sent as well shortly, and I will blog again!!

Hey everyone, here are the cheats!

Here’s the Blue Pom-Pom Toque at the Ski Mountain!

Coolio, huh?

The Snow maze is difficult and I will probably make a map later, but for now, try asking penguins around the maze and they will probably help :]

Here’s the Yeti Cave where you can grab a Free Yeti Costume! I think it’s based off the Himalayas from Monster’s Inc, where the Yeti lives in a big comfy cave…

In Other News, the ICE RINK IS BACK BABY! OHHH YEAH! This is random, but last year the Ice Rink was not decorated to much for Christmas lol. I don’t even think there was any music!

Here is the New Sports Catalog Cheat for the Green hockey Jersey

Here is the next one, the Green Goalie Gear

And the final, the White Pom-Poms!

Sweetastically AWESOME CHEATZ! I’m lovin it, just like McDonalds!

~Seichi, CPK President

The awesome party is out guys! I’m posting so early, cause I’m sick and won’t be going to school today… Here’s the ultimate guide.

How to get the Blue Pompom Toque

1: Go to Ski Hill

2: Click on the free box

Now let’s go to the Maze! First you should click on the map booth in Ski Village to show the map:

Now your ready to take on the Maze! First just walk on the Start on Ski Village. There are different type of Maze parts on the Maze. Some parts will allow you only go to straight where you came like if you came from left, you had to move right.

Here are the directions:

1: Left

2: First up

3: Straight

4: Straight

5: Straight

6: Left

7: Left

8: Right

9: Straight

10: Right

11: Left

12: Up

If you lost in the Maze, it could take 5-10 minutes to get to the finish. Once you finished, you’ll be entering the Yeti Cave.

Here’s the picture of the Yeti Cave inside with the prize.

Click the free box for members only Yeti Costume!

I just love these cheats and updates! Especially Toque for non members, you got the best item! How are you liking the updates? Drop a comment!

- Pingu Ninja2, president of Club Penguin Cooler Cheats -

Hi Penguins!

There’s finally a new Snow&Sports catalog! And…Finally it has some new cheats!

1: Go to Ski Village
2: Go to Sport Shop
3: Click the Sport Catalog icon

How to get the Green Hockey Jersey

1: Open the 1st page
2: Click on the Green penguin

How to get the Green Goalie Jersey

1: Open the 2nd page
2: Click on the light green penguin

How to get the White Pompoms

1: Open the 3rd page
2: Click on the word “ICE”

Like the cheats? I do like them! Remember to leave a comment with your winterful thoughts! Man… I miss my old site. But I’m getting to like this one too! Cause as soon as I understand how, we’re gonna go self-hosted and get new domain!

- Pingu Ninja2, president of Club Penguin Cooler Cheats -

Supporters of the 350 campaign gather at the pyramids in Giza, Egypt, during the Oct. 24 International Day of Action. Churches will ring bells 350 times on Dec. 13 as a call to action to the United Nations Climate Change Conference. A UMNS Photo courtesy of 350.org.

A UMNS Report
By Linda Bloom*
Nov. 24, 2009

As world leaders grapple with the issue of global warming in December, churches will be ringing their bells to remind them of the need for action.

At 3 p.m. local time on Dec. 13—about halfway through the Dec. 7-18 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen—churches and other religious groups will sound bells, drums, gongs or other instruments 350 times to symbolize the 350 parts per million that mark what many scientists say is the safe upper limit for carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

“We envisage a chain of chimes and prayers stretching in a time-line from the Fiji Islands in the South Pacific—where the day first begins and where the effects of climate change are already felt today—to northern Europe and across the globe,” says the World Council of Church Web site promoting the event.

In Denmark, the ringing bells will signal the end of a high profile ecumenical celebration at the Lutheran Cathedral in Copenhagen, the Church of Our Lady, which will be attended by United Methodists and members of other faith groups.

In recent weeks, it has become clear that the original expectation for the Copenhagen Summit—that 192 nations will agree to a new treaty to replace the Kyoto Protocols—will not be met. One of the barriers, according to The New York Times, was the inability of Congress to set binding targets for the reduction of greenhouse gases in the United States.

‘Guarded optimism’

But John Hill, who works on public advocacy issues for the United Methodist Board of Church and Society, believes there might be an even better opportunity for the religious community to help shape the debate on global warming. “I think there is some guarded optimism that a fairly strong framework can be established at Copenhagen,” he said.

Hill will be representing Church and Society in Copenhagen, along with Liberato Bautista, who is in charge of the board’s United Nations office, and Meghan Roth, a young adult board member from Richmond, Va.

Harriett Olson, chief executive of the Women’s Division, United Methodist Board of Global Ministries, addresses the Nov. 5 Climate Witness near the U.S. Capitol in Washington. A UMNS photo by Lesley Crosson, Church World Service. .

“The disappointment is that there will not be a treaty,” said Bautista. Still, he added, “I think governments are quite aware of how important a climate change agreement is.”

Tyler Edgar, who is going to Copenhagen on behalf of the National Council of Churches’ Eco-Justice Program, said the faith community is “working hard” to promote a strong U.S. position there.

“Our hope is to send a clear message that climate change is a moral issue that demands a strong and effective response—a response that ensures justice for all of God’s children and will protect God’s Creation for future generations,” she declared.

Among the other United Methodists headed to the summit are the Rev. John McCullough, executive director of Church World Service, and the Rev. Pat Watkins, a church and community worker who leads the “Green Church Initiative” of the denomination’s Virginia Annual (regional) Conference. He will be representing United Methodist Women and the Women’s Division, United Methodist Board of Global Ministries.

When God created the earth, Watkins pointed out, there were no greenhouse gas emissions, and as a Christian he wants to advocate for better care of God’s planet.

“We’ll push for the developed countries to be financially responsible for some of the problems that climate change is causing in some of the developing countries, particularly the African countries,” he said.

Others on the Women’s Division delegation are Tupou S. Kelemeni, a director from Honolulu; Pamela Sparr, consultant on its Countdown to Copenhagen campaign, and Esmeralda Brown, staff executive.

Making a witness

Faith leaders have been calling attention to climate change as a justice issue. During an ecumenical “climate witness” Nov. 5 near the U.S. Capitol, church leaders spoke on the lawn, visited senators and delivered postcards urging support of climate change legislation. Harriett Olson, top executive of the Women’s Division, noted that climate change has a huge impact on women and children. “Women are the highest percentage of the poor and women and children are among the most vulnerable in any vulnerable population,” she said.

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Church leaders outside the United States are just as concerned about climate change. In an Oct. 17 letter, “A Call for the Care of Creation,” the All Africa Conference of Churches pointed to the famine, flooding, shrinking of rivers and lakes, and depletion of tropical rain forests and declared that Africa, “like no other continent, bears the brunt of these negative effects of climate change.”

In response, the organization, which is participating in the Copenhagen Summit, has sponsored several consultations on climate change in Africa and named a program coordinator for climate change and care for creation last January.

Its representatives were among the nearly 200 faith and secular leaders attending a Nov. 2-4 conference at Windsor Castle in England, organized by the Alliance of Religions and Conservation and the United Nations Development Program.

Ecumenical News International reported that U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told conference participants “the world’s great faith communities occupy a unique position in the discussion on the fate of our planet and the accelerating impacts of climate change.”

Advocating for change

Whether faith communities can capitalize on that position remains a question.

A report from the Nov. 15-20 World Council of Churches U.N. Advocacy Week quoted United Methodist Lois Dauway as saying that churches and the ecumenical community have the theological wherewithal to dismantle global injustice but not the will.

Lois Dauway gives the keynote address during the World Council of Churches U.N. Advocacy Week in New York. A UMNS photo by Mark Beach, WCC.

Dauway, a member of the council’s Central Committee and executive with the Board of Global Ministries, challenged participants during her keynote address to pool resources and “turn the world upside down in the name of Jesus.”

At the very least, they can ring those church bells 350 times on Dec. 13. It’s already happened once, on Oct. 24, the International Day of Climate Action.

United Methodist Bill McKibben is the co-founder of 350.org, the group behind the bellringing campaign. A scholar-in-residence at Middlebury College in Vermont, he is the author of “The End of Nature,” the first book for a general audience on climate change, which was published 20 years ago.

In a video message this fall to United Methodist Women, McKibben stressed the need to make the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. He said that Copenhagen represents the best chance to move quickly.

“It’s time to take seriously this greatest challenge, not only to the integrity of creation but to the thread of social justice around the world,” he said.

*Bloom is a United Methodist News Service news writer based in New York.

News media contact: Linda Bloom, New York, (646) 369-3759 or newsdesk@umcom.org.

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Penguins at the Ski Village are planning a brand new event. They’ll be celebrating the winter like no one else has. New sleds are now available and to help the Ski Village celebrate, the Sports Shop will bring out new winter sports items. the Gift Shop will release new winter fashion as well.

At the same time the Ice Rink will return so that Club Penguin will go completely winterized! To go with the frosty fun, the Great Snow maze will be another added extra for members.

I had the chance of meeting Rory the construction penguin to ask him about his newest creation.

This is what he had to say:

“There are so many twists and turns. Getting to the end of the maze will be easier with a team!” He stated.

When I asked him if there were any secrets about the maze he said,

“Shhh… There’s a prize there – you need to get to the end to find it!”

And with that he dashed off to go fix a broken Pizzatron3000.

So members get ready for the ultimate winter! The frosty chill celebration, followed by Christmas, then the Winter Fiesta! We’re just hours away!

Party Hard!

MoonFlower09…

It’s hard to imagine another industry in greater need of reform than the Health Club category. From the hucksterism to the contracts/non-contracts to the fees to the facilities, these places require more complete makeovers than the typical contestants on The Biggest Loser. LA Fitness continues to hype itself with the same promotions. The postcard still proclaims: PRE-SALES ARE NOW COMING TO AN END. LAST CHANCE FOR A DISCOUNTED RATE! Um, right. It’s the last chance until, say, late December, when the health clubs will proceed to con woo the New Year’s Resolution crowd. The LA Fitness postcard also asks: ALREADY HAVE A CLUB MEMBERSHIP? ASK ABOUT OUR COMPETITOR RATE? It’s unlikely that Bally members may enjoy this offer, as Bally cannot be viewed as legitimate competition – especially given the fact that LA Fitness rates are roughly double what Bally charges. Finally, LA Fitness is once again handing out 3 for 3 Sports Club Passes. Has anyone attempted to collect a year’s worth of these passes to redeem for free membership?

Enjoy your workout.

Christmas 2009 Brochure