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On the historical average, Philip Hammond should be worried. Recessions have tended to occur once in every decade since the 1970s, and we're now almost 10 years from the start of the last one.
But while Brexit might be the obvious catalyst – for which the chancellor earmarked £3bn in emergency funding at the budget – two lost decades of earnings growth and more austerity to come should be just as troubling. In this regard, Hammond may be putting us all on course for another crash.
Faced with the longest period of falling real incomes since records began more than 60 years ago, households are given two choices: accept the fall in living standards, or borrow to make up the difference.
There is already evidence of the latter taking root. Personal debt on credit cards, loans and car finance is growing at five times the rate of earnings to levels unseen since the financial crisis. Meanwhile, the dismantling of the welfare state stands only to exacerbate the problem by pushing more people into debt, while also whipping the safety net from under our feet.
The Office for Budget Responsibility, the government's independent economic forecaster, gives an even chance of a recession in any five-year period – but didn't factor one in to its expectations for the current parliament. Meanwhile, it predicts slow wage growth and rising prices, as well as a slowing in economic growth. Brexit is another wild card that it hasn't been able to quantify.
But with Britons needing to borrow more than they already do to buy a house or keep on shopping, we could be witnessing the construction of a house of cards primed for a fall.
The watchdog gives some indications of this. Finding that household debt has been rising as a share of disposable income since the end of 2016, the OBR said there will be a continuation of this trend. The overall personal debt pile of mortgages and unsecured credit of £1.9tn this year is now forecast to rise to almost £2.3tn in 2021.
A sustained period of falling pay when accounting for inflation could reduce real economic activity – resulting in recession, according to Carl Packman, a researcher at the anti-poverty charity Toynbee Hall.
"Personal financial crises happen daily for people, but this will become noticeable on a macroeconomic scale when the difference between pay and the cost of living has a widespread material effect on real economic activity," he said.
Should another crash come, the persistence of high levels of government debt mean there are significant risks. To mangle a favourite phrase of George Osborne's: the roof wasn't fixed while the sun was shining. That's if the sun was shining at all for large numbers of people in the past seven years.
In the dying days of the last Labour government, David Cameron launched an election poster with a simple message: "We can't go on like this."
But despite £46bn of spending cuts since the pledge to "cut the deficit, not the NHS" was set in bold blue type next to a suspiciously airbrushed-looking photograph, things are much the same as they were. Hammond's budget last week should not convince you otherwise. If anything, it confirmed seven wasted years.
The deficit stubbornly remains, while according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, it will be the 2060s by the time national debt falls below its pre-2008 levels should current conditions persist. And that forecast doesn't allow for a recession to upset the apple cart.
To avert the current trajectory towards unstable levels of personal debt, ballooning to a point that it threatens the wider economy, the government has a few levers to pull.
Making the changes to universal credit announced at the budget is a good start, by helping to prevent people having to dip into debt to keep up with the cost of living when they move on to the new benefit system. But more could be done – with steps at the budget to smooth the transition costing just £300m a year in the context of planned working-age benefit cuts of nearly £12bn over the next five years.
Then there is the minimum wage. The government is increasing its "national living wage" by 4.4% from £7.50 to £7.83 from April 2018. But even with that change, the average wage in Britain will remain below the level it was at before the financial crisis hit, because the rising cost of goods will have eaten away at the real value of those earnings.
The Resolution Foundation estimates it will be 2025 before average earnings are back above their pre-crisis level, suggesting our post-crisis squeeze is on course to extend to an unprecedented 17 years.
Raising public sector pay could be a simple way of boosting pay across the board – as private firms would be forced to increase pay offers to compete with state providers. Hammond hinted he may act here, suggesting at the budget that he may lift nurses' wages if pay review bodies recommend and increase.
Finally, the most difficult and lasting changes could come by solving the UK's productivity puzzle – which has baffled economists over the past decade.
Productivity gains are vital to the prosperity of the economy because they signal more is being achieved by workers in less time – and more productive workers are rewarded by higher pay.
Growth in low-skilled work, self-employment and zero-hours contracts could be to blame for weak levels of productivity in recent years. As could the reluctance of businesses to invest in technology or the skills of their workers. Figures from the European commission's statistics body, Eurostat, show that British companies invest half as much per worker in vocational training as the EU average, and that investment in skills has fallen by 9% in real terms over the past decade.
With business confidence taking a knock from Brexit uncertainty, the government has a key role to play. The industrial strategy – due to be unveiled on Monday after 16 months in the making – could be a first step. But will it be enough?
With two lost decades for workers' pay, rising prices and higher levels of debt, Britain can't go on like this. The odds of another downturn are on.


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We specialized on traditional German cuisine, obviously we don´t purchase our ingredience at Metro. Every mass product we buy from the supermarket, has a traditional heritage. This takes more work to produce and expires faster so it is not suitable for long transportation, but it is healthy and authentic. Our heart goes out to the small suppliers who are specialists in their neeche market and can´t compete with the large corporations under economical aspects – in our eyes, the keepers of food culture and regionality!
Broicher mill
The first documented mentioning of the watermill was in 886 and for the past 300 years it has been owned by the Bedorf family. They offer spelt- rye and whole wheat flour using three mill steps (2 millstones). Thanks to the gentle milling procedure, the valuable nutrition's of the grain are preserved, unlike the industrial flour from the supermarket, which means the bread made from it is high in healthy nutrition and excellent taste.
Mustard mill Monschau
Mustard was already produced during roman times and wasn´t just used as spice but also as medicine – the digestive effect was more commonly known than it is today, the reason for that is today's industrial production. In the traditional formula the seeds are gently ground, mingled and fermented and the valuable ingredients (Vitamin C and essential oils) remain. The industrial mass production produces mustard – flour from the seeds which is processed by adding vinegar and horseradish, killing all the nutrition elements.
The mustard mill in Monschau was built the 18th century, was elaborately renovated and is used for the traditional production of mustard through the cold milling process. The yellow and brown mustard seeds are used, plus natural spices, depending on the desired hotness. Neither aromas or food coloring nor flavor enhancers are used.
Winery Claußen Wintzheimer
The winery Claußen Wintzheimer has an excellent location on the Julius-Echter-mountain (one of the best 3 locations in Franconia) Kronsberg and Kalb, the vineyards are nourished with manure, hay and other organic humic substances so that the mineral fertilization can be kept to a minimum. All of their vineyards are greened in order to avoid pesticides.
We´ve known this winery for many years and stop there on every trip through Franconia to "restock". Even though we like to try new things, the house wine should come from a long-tested, down-to-earth winery.
Butchery Voigt
Most people who live in Bad Godesberg, know the traditional butchery Voigt. The goods originate from their own production and only meat from certified suppliers is used. Pork comes exclusively from the Swabian-Hällish country pig from animal welfare farming and the poultry from kikok-chickens, which are raised with run out and without antibiotics. We recieve all of our meat from Voigt, except for the regional specialties, which come from regional butcheries.
Potatoe farm Ellenberg
The sandy grounds of the Luneburg heather have always been perfect for growing potatoes, the so called "Heide-potatoes" are nationally famous. The potatoe farm Ellenberg specialized on the conservation of the old potatoe strains and annually grows about 100 different potatoe strains, bio certified. They exist in almost all different colors from blue to purple and in all shapes and sizes – the variety of potatoes gives a mild guess of the richness of strains our ancestors were able to harvest. More information about potatoes here.
Oil manufactory Bonn
What good is the best Bio-lettuce straight from the farmer if the dressing is made from cheap oil? We recieve our oil from the oil manufactory Bonn and since we specialized on German food, we use the cold pressed sunflower seed oil. The mild taste of nuts goes good with the fresh lettuce leaves. The sunflower seed oil is produced by the manufactory and the cold pressing conserves the natural ingredients – 2-fold unsaturated linoleic acid ca. 60% and vitamin E.
Fruit and vegetable farm Hartmann
The traditional farm Hartmann in Bornheim is our supplier for fruits and vegetables, they aren't bio-certified, but they follow the rules of and crop rotation and traditional farming. We get the goods right from the fields, can't be more fresh! By the way, Hartmann is also the supplier for our Marktschwärmerei

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Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies
Hebrew Manuscript Studies: Codicology, Palaeography, Art History
SUMMER WORKSHOP, 29 June to 12 July 2018
Project Leaders: Judith Olszowy-Schlanger (Paris)
César Merchán-Hamann (OCHJS and Bodleian Library)
Closing date FOR APPLICATIONS: 8 APRil 2018
Recent years have witnessed an unprecedented interest in Hebrew manuscripts in various fields of academic Jewish studies. The development of new technologies, such as the DigiPal tool to deal with medieval handwriting, online accessibility of the contents of the major European Hebrew manuscript collections (the British Library, Bodleian Library, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Berlin Staatsbibliothek, etc.), creation of manuscripts databases including dated codices (Sfar Data), Cairo Genizah fragments (Friedberg Geniza Project), Talmud Bavli Variants (Friedberg Project), and European fragments (Books within Books), and the creation of programmes dedicated to the study and preservation of Jewish archives and libraries (Yerusha), have made and continue to make the manuscripts readily available for scholarly investigation. This readiness of access to information has already given a new impetus to 'the return to primary sources' in historical research and encouraged new editorial projects concerning medieval Hebrew texts.
Together with this renewed dynamism of historical and textual studies based on the unprecedented availability and ease with which students can consult manuscripts in good quality reproduction, there is a growing awareness of the necessity to understand the material and cognitive aspects involved in manuscript production and circulation. Indeed, the accessibility of the sources needs to go hand in hand with a focused preparation of the students and scholars to approach these handwritten medieval sources in their specificity and complexity.
Indeed, many students and scholars who are using increasily original manuscripts in their historical or literary research feel, and often express, the inadequacy of methodological tools at their disposal in order to better comprehend and exploit this rich source material. The most frequently expressed need is to place the manuscripts in their chronological and geographical context, in order to understand their real role as a historical source or as a witness in a chain of transmission of a literary text. Indeed, the overwhelming majority of extant medieval Hebrew manuscripts and fragments (over 95%) do not bear an explicit date and place of their production.
The disciplines of codicology (the study of the material aspects of Hebrew books), diplomatics (the study of material aspects and legal formulae tradition of documents), palaeography (the study of script and handwriting), and diplomatics (the critical analysis of the conventions, formulae and usages in document production) have been developed (first, since the late seventeenth century, for Latin and Greek writing tradition, and more recently, since the 1960s in France and Israel, also for Hebrew) and provide an answer to this evident need of historical and textual research. Taking on board new technological developments, the disciplines of codicology, palaeography and diplomatics provide specialist tools and methods of analysis of medieval Hebrew manuscripts.
The Summer Workshop in Oxford proposes a comprehensive and specialised programme in the fields of Hebrew codicology, paleography, diplomatics, art history, history of the book, and collections, conservation and digital humanities applied to Hebrew manuscripts. Several specialists will provide in-depth methodological introduction and research guidance to the fields of Hebrew manuscripts studies. The Workshop is organised in collaboration with the Bodleian Library, which will allow access to original manuscripts in situ for the teaching sessions. Lecturers will include Professor Judith Olszowy-Schlanger, Professor Sarit Shalev-Eyni and Dr. César Merchán-Hamann.
Suitably-qualified scholars and students are invited to apply. Space for the Workshop is limited and early application is advised. Selection of participants will be on the basis of the potential benefit to their studies from attending the Workshop.
A limited number of bursaries is available. The bursaries cover travel, tuition, accommodation and maintenance costs, and will be awarded at the discretion of the organisers on the basis of financial circumstances and suitability for the Workshop.
Workshop Fee: £100
Applications should reach the Centre by 8 April 2018
Applicants will be informed on 16 April 2018 whether their application has been successful and the Workshop Fee will be due for payment by 30 April 2018.
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In lots of different circles, we talk about compassion. A lot. Compassion for ourselves. Compassion for each other. But are we just… talking?
Personally, I like the Merriam-Webster definition of compassion: "sympathetic consciousness of others' distress together with a desire to alleviate it."
Other words for distress? Suffering. Pain. Hardship. Problems.
Other words for "desire to alleviate"? Wanting the best for someone. Helping. Kindness. Taking time to consider others.
When I teach loving-kindness meditation (also known as metta), we talk about the power of even speaking words for others with the desire to alleviate their suffering. May you be happy… May you be healthy… May you be safe… May you be loved… May you live with ease. We talk about different people that you can do the practice for. Usually we start out with ourselves, move on to loved ones, neutral people, and then the "difficult" people in our lives. This practice can be really hard, but sometimes it's still easier than some more active ways of showing compassion.
It's become really clear to me that compassion is hard to come by. We could all probably say that it's been missing for a long time, but the divisiveness we've seen really cement on a grand scale in America and around the world, the us vs them attitude, the disregard for others… There's that picture of the couple in Trump shirts that say "fuck your feelings." That about sums it all up, doesn't it?
So how do we counter that? How do we try to bridge divides whether they be on that large scale of politics or in the more personal world of relationships and family?
I might suggest compassion.
The truth is that we are all suffering. I know that can sound like a depressing view of reality, but really it's looking to embrace what's really there. The Buddha taught that we all suffer and we do so many things to get rid of that suffering (maybe even wearing "fuck your feelings" t-shirts?) or to ignore it, stomp it down. Sometimes when we think of suffering, we think of underprivileged children in third world countries, but there are many types of suffering and varying degrees. Your suffering might not be like someone else's, but that doesn't mean it isn't real or doesn't deserve compassion.
So how do we even find our ability to be compassionate? It's a big question. What does it look like in life and not just talking about or meditating on it? How do we steer tools we learn in meditation or mindfulness toward that purpose?
Over the next couple of weeks, I'm planning to share some examples — mostly from my own life — of searching for that ability. It's easy to talk about compassion and empathy in the abstract, but in real life, it can be hard to even find the direction of the path towards those things.
Let's take some time to explore that together. Maybe you have examples that you'd like to share along the way too.
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Life Unexpected: The Aborted Ride
The last day of the old year is an auspicious time to start a blog. I have called my blog, "Life Unexpected," and hope to share with you the vagaries of life and reflections of a personal nature, as well as thoughts and musings about the goings on of life in Israel. I am a psychologist specializing in trauma and resilience, and as such will inevitably focus on these topics as they play out here in Israel.
How did I come up with the title "Life Unexpected"? For a start, this is the title of my newly published book about my journey through breast cancer. This title represents for me one of the big takeaways from that experience, namely, that much as we would like to think that we are in control and in the driver's seat, that is simply an illusion. Secondly, life in Israel is always unexpected, sometimes for the good, and sometimes for what seems to be, the bad. And lastly, the title "Life Unexpected" allows me the latitude to take this blog into directions as yet unknown. I, for one, am looking forward to the ride.
Speaking of rides, today I woke up bright and early to begin my training for the Alyn Bike Ride – Wheels of Love, to which I signed up last week. I set out for my first training ride leaving the house when it was still dark. As I drove the winding roads down to Emek Haela from my home in Gush Etzion, I marveled at how lucky I was to live in such a beautiful country. The mountains, the valley, the vineyards, the sun rising over my shoulder to the last day of this year, gave me pause, and a moment to give thanks for being here in this complicated land.
I parked my car, put on my helmet and gloves, took the front wheel out of my trunk and went around to the passenger door to pull out my bike. Lo and behold, there was no bike! Life unexpected, indeed! I quickly realized that my son, who had borrowed the car last night, had probably taken the bike out and put it in the storeroom, to make room for his friends. He had neglected to return it to the car, and I had simply not noticed as I climbed into my car in the pre-dawn dusk.
As I drove back up the mountain feeling the anger and disappointment coursing through my veins, I picked up a hitchhiker, a women about my age (59), dressed in ultra-orthodox garb. She entered my car and immediately struck up a conversation. Within minutes, she was giving me advice about how to control my feelings, and how to look at this as an opportunity to learn about how to deal with anger. This is not untypical of Israelis who often like to share their advice freely, whether solicited or as in this case, not. I held my tongue as I answered her point for point in my head. By the time she got out of my car, I had calmed down significantly but was still not convinced that her advice was sound. After all, I am a psychologist. I should know a little bit about childrearing, strong emotions, etc. I drove into my parking spot, as I finally reached my son on the phone, and told him to bring my bike down immediately so that I could still squeeze in a ride. As he put the bike in my car, I uncharacteristically held my tongue and quietly said that we would talk later.
I quickly pulled out trying to make up for the lost time, and took a quick look at the clock in my car. It read 7:02 AM. I was puzzled as by my calculations it should have been at least 7:30. It took a moment before I realized that my reliable car clock had stopped the minute the hitchhiker had entered my car. I considered what supernatural forces were at play here. What did this mean? Was this a sign from the great beyond to listen to the wise words of this messenger? Who knows? Who will ever know? Meanwhile, the clock started moving. As of the time of this writing, the clock is still 20 minutes slow. I suppose that soon enough I will advance it to the correct time, but meanwhile I am considering the advice I got this morning and the lessons learned from this (mis)adventure.
In Israel, the start of a new year is a time for reflection, for looking back, examining our behavior, what we have done, and what we have omitted. It is a wonderful opportunity for living the examined life on both a personal and national scale. My aborted early morning ride contributed to that "heshbon nefesh" (literally, the calculations of the soul), and surely put me on the track for Rosh Hashana.
With best wishes for a wonderful new year, in which the mysteries of life continue to intrigue us, and may we be blessed with ongoing learning in this life, unexpected.


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On Monday, preservationists launched the process of designating the Eagle Ford School building as a historic landmark. If you've driven down Chalk Hill Road just south of Interstate 30, you may have wondered about the rather small, oddly out-of-place concrete building, brightly colored with lavish details at the entry. Above the front entrance is inscribed "Eagle Ford District 49."
The almost-forgotten Gothic revival building at 1601 Chalk Hill Road was at risk of being demolished. The road was recently closed due to construction, but neighborhood historic groups had been talking to the owner for years about plans for the building.
From 1916 through 1963, the school served the many immigrant families living in Cement City, Arcadia Park, and other nearby neighborhoods.
Bonnie Parker, of the infamous Bonnie and Clyde, is the most well-known attendant of the Eagle Ford elementary school — her report card was found in its basement.


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DURHAM — Taylor MacDonald scored two minutes into the second overtime period to give the St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys soccer team a 2-1 Class I win Wednesday over Oyster River.
In sweeping the season series from the Bobcats, the Saints improved to 7-1-1. Oyster River fell to 6-2-1. The teams began the day tied for third in the standings. Ross Suleski and Doug Crow drew assists on MacDonald's game winner.
The other St. Thomas goal came from Nick Karamourtopoulos, who tied the game at 1 in the 63rd minute with an assist going to Byron Greenwood. The Bobcats had taken a 1-0 lead in the 55th minute on a goal by Max DiSesa from Ben Rollins.
STA goalie Sean Waters made 11 saves while OR's Ty Guarino had seven. Midfielder Alex Longbottom and striker T. Keane played well for the Saints, who host Kennett on Friday.
Newmarket 5, Raymond 1
NEWMARKET — Erich Dietterle scored a pair of goals and Ben Tilton added three assists as the Newmarket boys soccer team avenged an earlier loss with a 5-1 win over Raymond.
Corey Crawford added a goal and an assist. Dylan Morrill and Bobbie Nouchanpavon also scored for the Mules, who improved to 4-6 after avenging a 6-1 loss to the Rams earlier in the year. Nick Selling had an assist and also played well in the back along with stopper Cody Pettengill, Adrian Edgerly and John Bixby.
Leading 2-1, Newmarket broke the game open with three second-half goals. Freshman Ryan Carpenter made six saves in net for the Mules, who visit Mascenic next Wednesday.
Coe-Brown 2, Portsmouth 1 (2 OT)
PORTSMOUTH — Ryan Mack's goal with five minutes left in the second OT to give Coe-Brown Northwood Academy a 2-1 Class I victory.
Coe-Brown's Ryan Drown, assisted by Derek Carlson, scored midway through the second half to make it 1-1 and force overtime. Skylar Speed made seven saves as the Bears improved to 3-5-1. Tim Welch scored the lone goal for the Clippers 16 minutes into the second half.
Coe-Brown visits Souhegan on Saturday.
Prospect Mountain 5, Berlin 1
ALTON — Prospect Mountain erupted for four second-half goals to take down previously unbeaten Berlin, 5-1, in Class M.
Jack LaFreniere scored a pair of goals for the Timberwolves, who improved to 7-3. Brian Jones, Brendan Hussey and Tony Ungarelli also scored for Prospect Mountain, which got a pair of assists from Andrew Clemons. Goalie Mike Jensen made seven saves.
Backs Moose Bourdeau, Corey Courchene and Ryan Gillan played well for the Timberwolves, who are at Belmont on Monday.
Berwick 6, Beaver Country Day 1
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Keegan Mehlhorn netted a hat trick to lead the Berwick Academy boys soccer team to a 6-1 EIL win over Beaver Country Day.
Also scoring were Stephen Egan on a penalty kick, Emerson Bilodeau (assist) and Skyler Stern. Peter Jenkinson and Michael MacVane had assists. Brian Konisky had three saves, including one on a penalty kick.
BA (5-0) plays at the Governor's Academy Friday.
Marshwood 6, Massabesic 0
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Elise Amioka had two goals and an assist and Erin Augulewicz added a goal and an assist as the Marshwood girls soccer team improved to 7-1 with a 6-0 win over Massabesic in Western Maine Class A.
Michelle Williams, Katy Marshall and Lindsey Cynewski also scored for the Hawks. Chelsea Watson made three saves.
Marshwood visits Windham on Friday. Massabesic fell to 1-6-1.
Portsmouth 4, Coe-Brown 2
NORTHWOOD — Emily Brown scored twice to lead Portsmouth to Wednesday's 4-2 Class I win over Coe-Brown Northwood Academy.
The Clippers improved to 7-2 while the Bears fell to 0-9. Jess Skeffington-Ward had a goal and an assist for Coe-Brown, which got a goal from Tia Beckwith and an assist from Melissa Laurion. Midfielder Tylee Schraufnagel played well for the Bears, who host Souhegan on Friday.
Portsmouth visits Kingswood on Friday.
York 8, Traip Academy 0
KITTERY, Maine — Class C Traip Academy fell to 1-7-1 with an 8-0 loss to Class B York.
Sweeper Austen Taylor and goalie Corey Tackett played well for the Rangers, who visit Lake Region next Wednesday.
Berwick 6, Beaver Country Day
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — The Berwick Academy girls soccer team picked up its first win, beating Beaver Country Day Wednesday, 6-0.
Abby Lang had two goals to lead BA (1-1-2), while Hannah Moran, Hannah Coon, Sarah Foster and Annie Harrington had one apiece. Lee Tsairis had six saves in goal and midfielder Moran and back Ashley Gray played well.
BA hosts Newton Country Day on Friday.
Marshwood 2, McAuley 1
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — The Marshwood field hockey team won its first home game in who knows how long with a 1-0 homecoming victory Wednesday over Catherine McAuley in Western Maine Class A.
Alexa Young scored an unassisted goal with 15 minutes left in the second half as the Hawks improved to 2-8. Goalie Emma Morrison made two saves. Captain Colleen Fitzgerald, Kathleen Janakis and Maureen Roach played well for Marshwood, which visits Portland today at Fitzpatrick Stadium.
Noble 2, Kennebunk 1 (2 OT)
NORTH BERWICK, Maine — Emily Kalar scored both Noble goals, including the game winner with three minutes left in the second overtime period, and goalie Erica Fernandes made 30 saves to lift the Knights to a 2-1 win in Western Maine Class A.
With its third double-overtime win of the season, Noble improved to 4-6-1. The Knights are at Massabesic on Friday.
Winnacunnet 2, Dover 0
HAMPTON — Dover dropped to 5-4 with a 2-0 Class L loss to Winnacunnet.
Sweeper Tara Tilton and halfback Kayla Ellis played well for the Green Wave, who visit Concord today.
Oyster River sweeps
SOMERSWORTH — Oyster River swept a tight four-team match Wednesday at The Oaks Golf Links to improve to 20-3 in Class I.
The host Bobcats shot 211 to 214 for St. Thomas Aquinas (19-4) and Hollis-Brookline (16-5), and 215 for Bedford (215). Jamie Wilkinson, Tommy McDonnell and Steven Rohde all shot 41 for Oyster River followed by Devon Miller (42), Greg Johnson (46) and Ryan Pekins (46).
Josh Sullivan was low man for St. Thomas with a 3-over par 38 followed by teammates Jeremy Plante (40), Ian Graham (42), Jonny Hayes (45) and Shane Forsley (49).
Oyster River is at Portsmouth today with Bow.
Landmark 8, Berwick 7
YORK, Maine — Berwick Academy fell to 1-5 with Wednesday's 8-7 loss to Landmark in the Eastern Independent League.
Cameron Thorpe shot an even par 36 The Ledges and won his match 5 holes up. Chris Atwood shot 40 and won his match 1-up as did Mitch Greene, who shot 45.
Berwick is at the Bancroft School on Friday.
Dover second
HUDSON — The Dover golf team finished off the Class L regular season with two wins and is 22-14 and will wait to see if it makes the tournament next week.
The Green Wave carded a 198 at Green Meadow to beat Nashua North (205) and Alvirne (226). Keene won with a 195.
Justin Stafford was the medalist with a 1-over 36. He was followed by Nick Dematteo (37), Jake Donahue (39), Ian Seavey (43), John Boyatsis (43) and Chris Johnson (43).
Somersworth 3, Plymouth 0
PLYMOUTH — The Somersworth volleyball team improved to 4-4 with a 3-0 Division II win over Plymouth.
Danika Ham led the Hilltoppers with 13 kills, two blocks and eight digs. Crystal Norman had 18 assists, and Kelsey Burrill went 21 for 22 from the service line with four aces.
Somersworth visits Oyster River on Friday. Plymouth dropped to 3-5.
Oyster River 3, Kennett 0
CONWAY — The Oyster River volleyball team swept past Kennett Wednesday in Division II, 25-10, 25-9 and 25-7.
The Bobcats (6-2) were led by Bridget Hart (8 kills), Eryn True (4 kills, 3 aces) and Brianna Datti (2 kills, 2 aces, 6 digs).
OR hosts Somersworth Friday.
Winnisquam 3, Coe-Brown 1
NORTHWOOD — The Coe-Brown volleyball team lost to Winnisquam Wednesday in four games, 25-12, 15-25, 20-25 and 21-25.
The Bears (4-4) had strong outings from Lindsey Post (8 kills, 9 digs), Jessalyn Leduc (13-13 serving, 6 kills, 11 digs), Adrienne Riley (8 kills), Kaitlin Doig (21-21 serving, 11 assists), Kim Worcester (8 digs) and Morgan Hilow (7 kills).
Coe-Brown hosts Plymouth Friday.
Spaulding 3, Exeter 0
ROCHESTER — The Spaulding volleyball team beat Exeter in three games, 25-13, 25-12 and 25-18. In all three games, the Red Raiders (9-0) trailed early, but finished strong.
Erica Avery had eight kills, three blocks and three digs, while Shaunda Forcier had five aces and four digs. Jen Billings added seven digs and nine assists.
Spaulding plays at Nashua North Friday. Exeter is 0-9.
Portsmouth Christian 3, Prospect Mountain 0
ALTON — The Portsmouth Christian volleyball team rolled over Prospect Mountain in Division III action, 25-15, 25-20 and 25-7.
The Eagles (7-1) were led by Meagan Strodel with 12 kills and 11-for-11 serving. Also chipping in were Chelsea Hafner (11-11 serving, 6 kills), Meaghan Graham (17-17 serving, 9 assists), Katie Veno (15 assists) and Sam Poirier (7 kills).
PCA hosts Campbell Friday.
Maddock leads Berwick
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Jenna Maddock finished third overall with a time of 23 minutes, 54 seconds as the Berwick Academy girls cross country team defeated Chapel Hill Chauncy Hall and Landmark, but lost to Portsmouth Abbey (24-33) and Bancroft (27-29).
BA's Emma Siegel was sixth overall in 24:26 followed by teammates Ashley Mullaney (7th, 25:02), Julia Guimond (14th, 26:20) and Clara Penati (20th, 29:15).
Merrimack 6, Dover 2
MERRIMACK — The Dover girls soccer team fell to 4-5 with Tuesday's 6-2 Class L loss to Merrimack.
Krista Johnstone and Bridget Lynch scored for the Green Wave. Midfielder Miranda Cole played well for Dover, which hosts Spaulding today at 6 p.m. Merrimack improved to 7-1-1.
Wednesday H.S. Action Roundup: Saints work overtime to stop Oyster River
DURHAM — Taylor MacDonald scored two minutes into the second overtime period to give the St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys soccer team a 2-1 Class I win Wednesday over Oyster River.


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The Medin Brothers started the Furniture and Undertaking business in Dell Rapids in the late 1800's. They sold it to their brother-in-law, H. J. Hermanson in 1906. He ran it until 1919 when poor health forced his retirement. In 1919 his son, John returned home from W.W.I and took over the Hermanson Furniture Store and Funeral Home. He ran both businesses until 1968 when he sold them to James Kahler and his wife, Kay. The Kahler's renamed the stores the Kahler Funeral Home and Kahler Furniture Store.
In 1996, Mark and Jenifer Kahler bought the funeral home from his parents. Mark and Jenifer continue to operate and own Kahler Funeral Home. Ross Brende became a member of the staff in May of 2001. Ross and Tiffany Brende became partners in the business in 2013.
The Kahler Family when they purchased the funeral home in 1968.
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...in which I share about our super fun summer friend group and invite your own group to dive into the book I wrote this spring!
Summer is my favorite.
I know there are people who live for crunching leaves in the fall, those who can't wait to hit the ski hills every weekend in the winter and the gardeners among us who live for spring's planting season. But oh man, for me, summer is where it's at.
I love short sleeves and sunshine, days spent at the pool or the beach and the long hours of daylight that somehow make you feel like anything is possible. Some of my best memories are summer memories, like the time I decided to work at a circus camp for 12 weeks or the year I drove cross country with six friends in a mini-van.
Last summer my family and I had just moved to Colorado a few months before. We were settling into life in our new home when all of sudden, summer appeared. And when summer started, everything else ended. My Mom's Group. My Bible Study. The Community Playgroup I'd joined. All of my regular activities went on hiatus. So I knew I needed something more.
I decided to start a summer book club.
Here's how:
1) Ask some people.
For real. Just put yourself out there. It's as easy as sending some emails. I asked a random assortment of women I'd met in different places since we moved. Some already knew each other and some didn't. A few said no - but most said yes! Many of them have since told me how thankful they were that I was willing to go first so our little group could be born.
2) Choose a time.
Figure out what works for everyone. Everyone I asked had young kids, so we decided to meet in the morning so our kids could play outside while we talked. If you're working, night-time probably works better.
3) Find a spot to meet.
We live in the dorms. Much as I love to play hostess, there's literally not room in our place for 10 other women and their kiddos. But that's okay! I still started the group, even without knowing where we'd all meet together. Before our first meeting, I send out a question about ideas on where to meet and a couple of the gals volunteered their homes.
4) Pick a book.
There are so many great books out there. You could go fiction (The Nightengale, Where'd You Go, Bernadette? and Me Before You are some recent faves) or non-fiction (I always recommend The Geography of Bliss and Boys in the Boat is a great one). Last summer we decided to go the get-to-know-you route and do a small group workbook on friendship by Stephanie May Wilson. It was fabulous.
If you're interested in a more spiritual selection, there are so many great reads to choose from. But if I may - this is where I invite you to pick me!
Over the winter, I wrote a Bible study guide for small groups on the New Testament books of Philemon and Colossians, which are fascinating letters with ideas about identity, calling and living in community. This spring 60 women in our church piloted the study in small groups. And now, I'm thrilled to bring it to all of you!
The book is designed to be completed in 5 weeks, although those who prefer to move at a slower pace could easily do it in 10 instead. There are chapter introductions, daily homework, devotional reflections, and small group questions. In addition to the book, there are short talks for each chapter (soon to be available here) which you can stream or download for personal or small group use. And, just for fun, I've created adult coloring pages which you'll receive as a free download when you order.
If you're thinking about a summer book club - just do it! And if you're interested in using my new Bible Study guide, I'd love to send you one. They're available for individual purchase by using the link below, or contact me with larger orders, I offer discounts and free shipping for small groups!
Happy Summer! Here's to good time with your people in the months to come.


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Nobody wants to do an error, when business comes to the acquaintance world, but when speech calls at on-line dating world new sets of rules used in the plan of etiquette. If you are senior, which examines a question about a receipt back in a game, and you think about use one of many elders dating services you must make sure, that you make none of widespread errors which can cost you potential partner.
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When you apply, that someone seems interesting for you, not send generic email. Many people make bad this break in on-line senior acquaintances. They create general e-mail, which they send to every woman which conquers their interest. You must do a point to individualize it to everybody, that you send it. It shows thoughtfulness and considerations.
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Online dating is a hit today. This is already a fact that free dating online is possible, it works, lots of people have found their ideal match, lots of people got bad experience.
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We start our week Monday June 28 on a much quieter note than last week, although vibrations will continue to linger as a reminder that changes are still in the works. Moon enters Aquarius, and we become desensitized as to what life may throw our way, allowing us to behave more intellectually. We're motivated to be the 'bigger' person and help those who are less fortunate. As Sun and Mercury form a conjunction in the nurturing realms of Cancer, our purpose and joy becomes much more clear. It's a good time to pay it forward.
The Sun is the great origin of power and light. In the Tarot, The Sun represents vitality, luminosity, and inner joy. This is our inner source of light that is capable of banishing darkness and fears, to pursue happiness. Mercury is the communication specialist and found in the charm of the Magician card. What sort of magic do you want to perform today? You've got the skills, the tools, and the confidence to make it happen. With the Sun on your side to back you up, your path is bright and clear. Use this energy to accomplish something powerful today.
Moon continues to travel in Aquarius on Tuesday June 29, sprinkling us with bright ideas and creativity to make our world a better place to live and work in. A minor bump in the road later as Moon opposes Venus, can cause us to feel as if we're not going to get what what we want. Don't focus too long on this moment, and do what you need to do to let it pass.
Moon enters Pisces Wednesday June 30 persuading us to open our emotional doors and to simply trust. Of course, this will cause us to become more vulnerable as we leave ourselves wide open to those who are less sensitive. Be a little choosey as to what you hold onto today or it may end up disturbing your calm waters.
Our minds and communications are full steam ahead and quite busy on Thursday July 1 as Mercury sextiles Mars. What we express harmonizes well with our actions, but as Mars transits through fault-finding Virgo, we should be careful of our words. Especially with the Moon in sensitive Pisces.
The typically serene Pisces Moon sways a bit more unevenly in the later part of the day on Friday July 2, but if we remember to let go of the oars and flow with her current, we can find ourselves back in peaceful waters in no time.
Things could heat up on Saturday July 3 as Moon enters Aries. We're fired up with energy and courage. Aggressive emotions will be fluctuating throughout the day. If you happen to feel pressured and overwhelmed today, you may have an interest in my Tarot Affirmation if you are searching or strengthening your backbone on the AstroCreeps and TarotFreaks blog. Use those sparkling vibrations to spread laughter and happiness. If you stifle this force, it will only cause inner frustrations. A day to make love, not war.
As long as you keep a person down, some part of you has to be down there to hold him down, so it means you cannot soar as you otherwise might. ~Marian Anderson
Happy Independence Day! Fireworks, parties, enthusiasm, and fun is the theme for Sunday July 4. Make it a happy one! Get your Tarotscope for your sign on Starcana Tarot blog..
Make it a great week and shine on!
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when photos aren't enough/
in case you haven't noticed, i really love taking photos. i take them of my kids, my husband, myself, my family, and my friends. i take photos of interesting light or pretty plants. i take photos of the rain and the snow and the sunshine. honestly, there's not much i won't take photos of because i enjoy creating them and i think they have a lot of value (even if i'm the only one who sees it).
but sometimes, no matter how hard i try, a photo can't quite capture the memory i want to preserve. photos bring so many amazing memories flooding back, but they can't record my kids' sweet little squeaky/raspy/babbly voices. they can't show how quickly expressions morph from angry to sad to giggly. and that's why i decided to start learning how to create videos as well as photos.
my goal for this year is to make at least 2 videos per month of something- whether it's my kids or myself or my kids and myself or what a gorgeous day it is outside or whatever. i want to learn how to take videos that capture just a little bit more than a photo is able to.
so here it is- video one of the year- a short and sweet little film of my kiddos doing what they do best.


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In the beginning was the Bean, and the Bean was good and they called it Rajma. Deep red in color, nutty and spicy- it is almost good enough to be eaten on its own, with just salt added. But of course the human nature is very inquisitive and it would not stop there.
When I first had Rajma at a Kashmiri friend of mine, I could not believe my senses- bean just could not taste this great. Well, it turns out that The Bean could! And since then it has been crowned as the Queen of Beans in my kitchen (bean is feminine in Romanian).
Here is a simple but delicious dish featuring this amazing Bean!
- about 4 cups cooked Red Kidney Beans (Rajma)
- 1 large onion
- 1 cup chopped tomatoes
- bit of chili, paprika, tumeric, ground coriander and cumin....
- oil
- salt
- some liquid in which the beans cooked, or just water
1. Coarsely blend the onion in a food processor.
2.Fry the spices in little oil, over low heat.
3. Add the ground onion and fry for about 2 minutes over medium heat
4. Add the chopped tomatoes and salt and fry till tomatoes are soft.
5. Add the Beans with a bit of liquid and fry for about 3 minutes. Still on medium heat.
6.Slightly mash the beans with a spatula, and simmer for another 5 minutes till all the flavours are well incorporated.
7. Serve hot with naan, chapati or just whole wheat bread. You won't regret!


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While studying for his Juris Doctor, which he received from Brooklyn Law School in 2006, Mr. Einhorn clerked for the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the United States Attorney's Office, District of Connecticut. Mr. Einhorn is a member of the New York and Connecticut State Bars, and is admitted to practice in the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York.
In 2018, Mr. Einhorn was selected as a New York City Super Lawyers "Rising Star" for being a leader in his field of criminal defense.
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Via sUASNews, a very cool demo of using a 3D printing pen to rapid prototype (draw!) a quadcopter:
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A mate of mine is in purchasing for a leading Australian electronics wholesaler and retailer, who was playing with a test sample of a potential new product.
He was actually building the skeletal frame of a fuselage with integrated tail and seperate main wing using a hand held 3D pen. He did the whole thing free hand against the grid of a cutting mat. The quality and strength was really impressive - easily good enough to fly.
Hand held 3D printers really are more useful than you would expect.
Different perspectives on this device:
Manufacturing Engineer: An Additive Process method employing a very poor positioning control mechanism with almost no chance of reproducibility or statistical criteria for quality control of parts.
Gadget Geek: OMG I gotta get one of those!
7th Grade Teacher (US): Do you know what kind of 'toy' these kids will make with that thing?
Ecologist/Environmentalist: I can see oceans of discarded items polluting our landfills and waterways -- a tragedy!
Game of Drones Guys: I wonder how it takes a paint ball hit?
Stay at Home Mom: Billie! Stop trying to make a Storm Trooper helmet on the cat!
Cat: If I had opposable thumbs, Billie would be in for a surprise.
-=Doug: I think it is a blend of #6, #7, #8 on THIS list.
I wonder if this pen could be used with a simple router pantograph? I have one that I use when I need to make multiples of something in a woodworking project, and can even do 3D routing (to a degree).
This really deserves a 3D printed blog post.


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'You open a book- try to read-your phone beeps-a notification from twitter pops up-you check twitter-spend another hour on having a conversation with a silly stranger on a silly topic-forget about the book-regret'!!
Yes we all are facing such problems in this revolutionary smart world. Nowadays I am being asked by my students and friends that how to start reading and even if we have started then how to keep showing our love for reading without being distracted. here I am trying to give 5 tips from my own experiences which helped me out to get back to my reading regime this year :
- Start with your favorite genre/novel : All your friends hate Chetan Bhagat but you loved his novels during your school or college time? Then start again by picking up one of his novel or you can start with anything you like to read whether it was Jane Austen or Agatha Christie !! YES!! IT TOTALLY WORKS!! Give your old habit a second chance by starting with your most favorite genre. All you need to do is give a kick start with what does appeal to you. What do you love learning about? What do you love talking about? What topics do you never, ever get tired of? You just need to jot down few of them and need to hunt down your favorite books.
- Here the hunt begins: I am often being asked that where to find the suggestions of books or where to find the ratings of any specific book or sometimes I am being asked that from where to buy the books. Well it happens with all of us. In the initial stage even it was difficult for me to hunt down the old book which I liked or the related books from the same authors because once you are off the track of reading then you can't remain aware of bestsellers, newly published books and all that jazz. Thus I am mentioning few really good and my personal favorite sites which can help you out in hunting down your type of books:
- GoodReads: This is a social networking platform for readers. Join (you can use your Facebook credentials) and then you can find your friends and see what they're reading, find interest-based groups, search book lists, or join a discussion.
- WhichBook: Here you can choose your book by your specific mood or other fun factors, like Beautiful or Disgusting, Conventional or Unusual, Happy or Sad! This site is helpful when you have never read any book and want to try out something according to your mood or favorite genre.
- BookBrowse.com: Here you can find lists like 'Read Alikes' or you can also find the lists of comparable books which is handpicked by other readers.
- More book lists: Do you still need more reading options? Here I am mentioning few more book lists with those you can find out more options to read, Check it out:
- Modern Library's 100 Best Novels (Board List and Reader's List)
- Modern Library's 100 Best Nonfiction (Board List and Reader's List)
- The 100 Best Business Books of All Time
- Top 100 Science Fiction and Fantasy Books
- 25 Recommendations for Life-Changing Biographies
- Telegraph's 110 Best Books List, divided into genres
- 50 Essential Mystery Novels
- 25-Page Rule : Now this is what I used to do in my initial stage. Yes, I chose 25 page rule to find out whether I am liking the book or not because sometimes we choose a very boring book and we end up throwing it away then we stop reading after that. Hence this rule! If you are really liking the book then you wont even notice that when did you turned the 25th page and when you know that I cant even read first 25 pages then time to shut down the book and start another one. As simple as that!
Find out time to read: You know what doesn't disturb your sleep? A book.
Yes, You don't need a lot of time to read. you just need to start in-between times. cut down the time you invest on your social media platforms, put your mobile phone on airplane mode for an hour or so. you just need to read between the breaks and for this you can keep the book with you all the time like when you are travelling in a cab, you can read, you can read during your lunch break from work. This will surely help you out to get back to your reading regime.
Well that's enough from my side. I hope these tips will help you out in starting your reading habit again. Do share your comments or thoughts as well. This is Sonali Agarwal signing off and going to make a hot cup of ginger Chai with that I'll get back to my current read :The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. I shall catch you up again soon till then…
Happy Reading and Stay In Love!


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Donna Grande
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Donna's work consists of soft pastels of landscape designs on sanded archival papers hand-framed under glass. Her inspiration comes while painting en plein air and continues in her studio to create fresh, exciting works in pastels. Each composition evolves with deliberation. By layering the finest soft pigment pastels, she creates completely unique master paintings.
Peyton Higgison
Booth 179
With inspirations like the sky on a wind-torn day or a passage of music, Peyton uses the most saturated and creamiest oil pastel mixed with transparent oils to create incredible pieces of art. 40 years of creativity has led her "mistakes" to be new discoveries and thus richer images.
Linda Adato
Booth 17
Award of Excellence Winner, Printmaking
Linda's etchings depict diverse architectural imagery at a certain moment or time of day. She enjoys observing the geometry in these images. Color intaglio prints using techniques of line etching, aquatint and soft ground. Inked "a la poupée" with one or more plates.
Roxane Chardon
Booth 56
Pastelist Roxane Chardon explores the artistry of nature in her paintings of contemporary earth and waterscapes. A delicate blend of representational art with a hint of abstraction, her works are renowned for their reflective nuances of composition, light and tonal color.
Jennifer Gardner
Booth 94
Jennifer's love of the natural beauty of the countryside, the vibrancy of the city and the tranquility of the sea is clearly reflected in her work; she finds the vibrancy and vitality of the pastel medium lends itself particularly well to her rendering of light and color in her cityscapes, landscapes and seascapes.
Flo Kemp
Booth 101
Flo creates soft ground etchings using zinc plates and nitric acid but inked a la poupée, all colors applied to the plate at the same time, then covered with acid free paper and hand-pulled through the etching press - only once- yielding a soft, painterly image.
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Karla Gudeon
Booth 55
Karla creates artwork using intaglio, original watercolor and handmade organic papers. She etches metal and hand-pulls limited editions, then watercolor to garner one-of-a-kind status for each piece.
Karen Kemp
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There are 9 different alignments within Baldur's Gate. Each one will help shape the kind of character you build, for better or for worse. What you choose, will also have an effect on interactions in the game. A Lawful Good character may not join you, if you venture with Evil people, infact a fight may break out on the streets the moment they cross paths. Below are the different types, and some info on each one.
Lawful Good[edit]
Characters who select this alignment follow the laws and will attempt their very best to uphold them. All characters will do there best to uphold justice and the law. A person who is Lawful Good will always put the needs of the many above everything else. Anyone who does wrong, and threatens the greater good will be swiftly brought to justice.
Neutral Good[edit]
A Neutral Good character believes that what is good in the world is more important than the laws that may govern it. If the good of the people happens to clash against the laws of the area, a Neutral Good character will still do their best to aid those people.
Chaotic Good[edit]
Chaotic Good people are guided by their own moral compass. They do what is right, even if it clashes against the local laws and governing faction. Selecting this alignment means you will always do the right thing, but you won't have to answer to anyone while doing it.
Lawful Neutral[edit]
Maintaining a strong government or organization is paramount to a Lawful Neutral character. Order should always exist, and any attempts at ruining it will be quickly dealt with. Characters choosing this alignment are not necessarily good. Although they maintain government, it may be evil, tyrannical in nature. The needs of the group, organization or government always come first.
True Neutral[edit]
Neutral characters do not work for good or evil, but strive to maintain a balance between all forces. Being True Neutral means stepping back to see the bigger picture, and how it will affect all people. This type of character will often help the weakest people during battle, and often times will try to end conflict quickly so that no harm has to occur to either party.
Chaotic Neutral[edit]
Risk takers, gamblers, they are all of the Chaotic Neutral alignment. People of this type do not follow the rules, and act on a wim. Chaotic Neutral characters don't have to be evil by nature, but this alignment seems to draw in the lunatics of the world. A goodly person may also be Chaotic Neutral, but do not trust him to always be at your back. Should the going get tough, rest assured a Chaotic Neutral ally will be the first to get going!
Lawful Evil[edit]
Society runs not for the good of everyone, but for the good of those at the top. A Lawful Evil person who be the one at the highest point in this evil government. They will run things through strict order, and the people will follow out of fear of punishment. Fear and power are the only things this type of character will ever know.
Neutral Evil[edit]
Being at the top of everything is the most important thing to a Neutral Evil character. They want to be ahead, to be richer, stronger than everyone else. They will do anything to get there, whether good or evil. Working with others, only to stab them in the back is not above them. Be wary if this kind of character joins your party, for if opportunity arises, they will most certainly kill you to earn extra coin.
Chaotic Evil[edit]
Evil to the core. People of this alignment seek only to ruin the lives of everyone around them, so that they may grow stronger than the rest. When a Chaotic Evil character joins a party, know it is only so that you will aid them in killing a strong foe. Soon after its death, beware, as you are likely the new target of this Chaotic Evil character. This is the alignment of those seeking to reign havoc across the lands.
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Teen sexting is a difficult topic. In a perfect world, you start talking to your kids early – before they ever have a connected device – and warn of the risks associated with sexting. And the risks are numerous:
- Risk that racy photos will be made public
- Risk that the relationship will end, or never materialize, without knowing what will happen to the pics
- Risk that real emotional damage will be done after the fact
- Risk of criminal prosecution
Thankfully, it appears that police and prosecutors have been less likely of late to press charges against teens in cases of consensual sexting. The child pornography laws have not caught up with reality yet. Still, that doesn't mean teen sexting is a good idea though.
Unfortunately some teens, especially some who are in committed monogamous relationships, are going to sext no matter what the parents do. That doesn't mean parents shouldn't be talking about it – just the opposite. These days, many teens view sexting as "normal", even though the idea of it makes parents cringe.
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The importance of Pasadena's civic center was already very apparent when its foundation was laid in 1923. It was surely no coincidence that in the plan designed by the firm Bennett, Parsons and Frost of Chicago, City Hall appeared as the central element between the Pasadena Public Library to the north and the Pasadena Public Auditorium to the south. What we face now is a truly majestic building that on Garfield Avenue appears as the undisputed ruler of a city that has always been home to buildings of impressive architectural value.
What makes it even more interesting is that the architects of San Francisco's Bekwell and Brown were inspired for the design of City Hall by both the Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute in Venice (another reference to the same architecture) and the works of Venetian architect Andrea Palladio and of his successors. And as we begin to look at the facade of the building we can almost take a short trip to the famous Italian city… The very name "Salute", which in English means "health", tells a story that begins in the year 1630.
At that time a terrible plague swept the region, and the Venetians, who had remained fairly unscathed by the epidemic decided to build a church in honor of the "Health" Virgin Mary, whom they believed had saved the city from the pestilence.
The winner of the tender for the construction of the building was young architect Balthasar Longhena, who chose a unique architectural style halfway between the cleaner shapes and lines developed by Palladio in the previous century and the innovative and dynamic ones of the baroque style. And it is precisely this latter lively and ornate touch that influences one of the elements of the Pasadena City Hall.
As you turn your gaze up you'll see the large circular structure of the tower, which rises in the center of the building at 206 feet above the ground.The property is set over six floors and topped with a large dome, not too dissimilar from the Venetian church of S.Maria Della Salute. As we now take in the structure of City Hall as a whole we find ourselves once again immersed in an Italian atmosphere, surrounded by a rich décor that is reminiscent of the Florentine Renaissance's masterpieces and the austere and elongated shapes of the Gothic cathedrals.
While we can definitely sense the Italian presence in the design of the building many other styles have influenced the design of the Pasadena City Hall; from French palaces to English cathedrals, and even californian missions. An eclectic and lively mix that made City Hall one of the most prestigious public buildings in the United States, so much so that in 1980 it was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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Lazio are one of three sides to lead the way with 100% records in Serie A thanks to their comfortable 3-0 win over Palermo.
The Roman club were grateful to the predatory instincts of Germany striker Miroslav Klose, who bookended a win which also included a strike from Antonio Candreva.
Vladimir Petkovic's men were rarely troubled by a disappointing Palermo side who were turned over by Napoli last weekend and appear set for a season of struggle.
The writing was on the wall from the off tonight, with Abdoulai Konko whistling an early effort over, although Nicola Bertolo did go close with a lob for the visitors.
They rarely got a look in after that, though, with the deadly Klose opening the scoring after 39 minutes, taking in a cross from Alvaro Gonzalez and finding the bottom corner from close range.
Giuseppe Biava tried to make it two after the break but dragged just wide, while Candreva missed an open goal as the pressure was turned up.
The tide became too strong to hold back, though, and Candreva did get his goal with 56 minutes gone, finding the top right-hand corner from outside the box.
Hernanes then looked to make it three but could not keep his 18-yard strike down, but it mattered little as Klose finished things off with eight minutes left, taking Senad Lulic's cross on his chest, turning and drilling into the bottom corner.


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I Corinthians, 3:18, Do not deceive yourselves. If any one of you thinks he is wise by the standards of this age, he should become a "fool" so that he may become wise.
I must admit that I love the way God works. There is the world and there is God. There is my perception, from my "earth" suit, and then there is His. I probably enjoy this the most in my own life from being an "international speaker." Can you imagine such folly on the part of God? Michael Wells, a published author! What a joke. That very thought to those who knew me growing up (probably until age 30) would have evoked a justifiable laugh. Add to the mix that it is the support team that makes it possible for me to be like the donkey on which Jesus rode into Jerusalem as I travel from country to country (the singing and palm leaves were not for the donkey). Actually, the donkey has it over me on many counts not worth mentioning. You know me and I see no difference between the believer that published a book and the one that did not, or between the preacher of a "mega church" and the one with five worshippers attending his meetings. This much, despite my stupidity, I have gotten right. What happens is not about man; it is about Jesus. I just wanted to make a point to my friends. I have a witness, and the witness is that I have seen God witness THROUGH me to something He has spent years bringing to the forefront in a believer's life. I have witnessed the life-changing impact of a witness to the witness of the Holy Spirit. As far as I know, I have not believed that I created anything but merely witnessed to it. This is to say, again, that I (pray for me) will never forget my place in the spiritual "food chain." In one way, I could say, "Support those with larger meetings and more spectacular reports." But honestly, you support ALMI because we reach the weak and the remote with a witness of hope. The point is that much has been done in the lives of believers that, when looking back, we realize we had very little to do with; we were merely a witness to what God was doing. We know that if He gets all the glory then He does all the work. However, here is what I often see: Recognized creativity and intelligence in one's self is the end of creativity and intelligence in one's self, for God is only Creative to the one that does not know what to do and gives wisdom to the foolish. If we truly want to remain wise and creative in our lives, we must constantly acknowledge that we are not wise and creative and we need His wisdom and His creativity. I promise that this will change life, marriage, parenting skills, work ethics, and more. When boasting that WE had a revelation, that WE were wise, and that WE watched lives turned around, WE are done! Period! It is a spiritual absolute. When I see men take credit and copyright a revelation of God, it is the last one they will have; they have proven they are not to be trusted with the talents that are given. They bury their talent. God does give revelation to man, but I must repeat, GOD gives revelation to man, and if that revelation helped you with your family, do not make a program around yourself. Let me expand on this. Let us say that you are talking to someone that KNOWS about the government, he KNOWS everything that is happening. He KNOWS about the news media and KNOWS about what the world leaders are up to. He KNOWS all about abortion, gay rights, people's thinking, and more. He KNOWS. Well, how would you have a conversation with someone that KNOWS? I would like to know how he KNOWS so much about things that are hidden from the rest of us. Then based on the "absolute" of what he KNOWS, he has a solution. This is really amazing to watch. Here is a statement that I really marvel at: "It is KNOWN that Christians are a people of hate and bigotry." My, someone needs to double up on the pink pills the doctor gave him. He KNOWS that Christians are a people of hate? When believers in the U.S. alone gave 500 billion in aid around the world, when believers fight against slavery, when believers fight oppression, when believers want the best for a pregnant fourteen-year-old in Haiti? I could go on, but why? The someone's of the world "KNOW." Then when they happen to get trapped in a corner because of the illogic of what they "KNOW," they really do not KNOW, and my statement is that they have been driveling all along if they do not really KNOW but have been telling me all along how they really FEEL. Jesus KNEW, and I would sit at his feet, but for all these people who KNOW, why in the world would I sit at their feet? Is God telling them each night what is happening around the world? Definitely there is a "knowing" in the spirit. All I "know in the spirit" is that Jesus is the Way and every other way is not the way. However, when talking to someone who "KNOWS" all there is to know about man, I shift to a different topic to keep from going mad. I do not know how shellfish grow. I do not know how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly. I do not know why a hippo hates fires. There is so much that I do not know that maybe he will know about!


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Attempting to unclog a drain by yourself, without correctly inspect it can lead to unfortunate and costly results.
Generally there are multiple things which can cause a clogged drain:.
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Just like we pointed out previously, it can be extremely unsafe to try and unblock your drainpipe by your self. If you are a local and trying to find an individual to assist unclog drains in Garden Grove, CA than you have certainly arrived exactly where you need to be! Seale Plumbing is Garden Grove's primary drain unclogging professionals and for good reason. We are famous amongst all Garden Grove for our inexpensive prices, efficient employees, and high quality of work. Let's have a look at a few photos of clogged drains!


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It is sometimes possible to correct a hammer toe, which bends down at the middle joint, by choosing the proper footwear, using cushioning or inserts, wrapping the toe or performing toe exercises, according to WebMD. Acetaminophen, ibuprofen or naproxen are often taken to reduce pain.
To improve hammer toes, shoes should have lots of space in their toe boxes, low heels and supportive arches, advises WebMD. It is possible to purchase shoes specifically designed for people with foot problems. Some individuals choose custom-made shoes to get all the desired features. Moleskin and toe tubes also cushion hammer toes. Some people find relief through the use of commercial inserts or professionally made orthotics.
A hammer toe that is still flexible is a candidate for taping, explains WebMD. The tape runs under the big toe, over the hammer toe and under the third toe. The toe is repositioned properly but temporarily. Toe caps, slings and splints sometimes fit over a hammer toe to straighten it.
For some people, exercises help toes retain flexibility and strength, notes WebMD. During toe curls, the person uses only his toes to grip a towel under the foot. In another exercise, individual marbles are picked up by the toes and dropped into a cup. It is also possible to use the hands to gently stretch a bent joint into the proper position.


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Not to much goes on here anymo huh?
Not to much goes on here anymo huh?
Darkness There, And Nothing More.....
sadly no seems to have completely died here
Current Build= 08 Honda Accord EX-L NAV 5-speed manual Black
My First Build=97 Honda accord Project: Over Engineered
Used to be a decent site.
Darkness There, And Nothing More.....
yea its sad I joined this site so late. Hope I can still get some good info here
this is still a decent site. problem is, no one is fcukin with accords anymore. the kids with 3 grand arent gonna tune a 200k mile 6th gen, and the kids with 6 grand are gonna buy a bugeye wrx. the demographic is pretty much completely gone. our generation is in a really bad time to be into cars. 2 years ago, i wanted a G35 coupe. car was 17+ and i couldnt afford it. now, by the time i can afford that car, it'll have 200k miles on it, beat to sh!t, and gas will be $8/gallon
yea, seems like most here have moved on to other cars, or are almost quite done wit modding their Accord. And OG's are older now and dont have as much time anymore to be on forums. And there are few that i know frequent AT, but don't post their car, mods along the way.
I dont have my '94 anymore which is why im not here. I have an '07 but there are better forums for 7th gens. And i have an '02 IS so theres that forum. That being said, I dont spend much time on car forums anymore. Getting older.
94EXcoupe (gone) / 07SEsedan - DD / 02IS - Fun
I be lurkin. Started a new job 6 months ago, moved, and work 10hr days M-F. Been heavy in the gym so i barely have the energy to even wash the car these days let alone mod anything.
"where'd errybody go?" ?? same place you did prolly. everyone gets bored or whatever then takes off for 6months, then comes back like where is everyone lol ken busts my balls cause my undying love and dedication for AT and i never cared. i kept pushing. yall have no idea the things ive done and time ive put in w this facebook blitz and all. and still no one is interested. ive left fb now and deactivated my acct. i work to damn hard and get up too damn early for this shit. i need to spend more time w my daughter. not on my computer the few hours between getting home from work and passing out completely exhausted in my recliner at 6-7pm.
2011 CBP Accord Coupe LX-S
dont get me wrong tho, i dont blame anyone moving on. im surprised the few OGs have stayed around as long as they have. big shout out to all those who have helped.
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Oh hai deer!
Well part of it is that it's a generalists board and most boards that thrive are nitch,eg 6th gen accord. Buuuuut, as the age of the vehicle increases the popularity of the board decreases so age wize this board has a potential to live but the key may rely on partnering rather than competing with the other forum sites.
The other thing is since there's a wealth of archived information some sites are quick to say "search for it", poses as a turnoff for noobs. We should encourage people more ask questions and build a community perhaps even establish points or creds for those that ask as much as those that reply.
Facebook was an inevitable move for the site, now just capturing that traffic and pointing people back here. I occasionally comment on youtube videos mentioning that I'd like to see their car on AT. Grassroots is the cornerstone and key for ATs survival.
I know a guy who's addicted to brake fluid. He says he can stop any time. :-B
I pop in occasionally. Once i moved into my own place w/ my girl i gradually found myself doing other activities instead of sitting online in the basement avoiding my parents. Then there's what has already been said, i've essentially lost all interest in modding my car. @ 267K driving nearly 70 miles every day wednesday-sunday, and still running strong i'm more interested in seeing how much life i can get out of it rather than mod it and take life from it. Won't make much off selling it. Especially if i did any heavy mods. I sold that H22. in the process of writing up a for sale thread/craigslist ad for all the other parts I've had sitting around for extra money to save up for an engagement ring. Plus been on 4 trips since april, a week and a half in FL, 4 days in Myrtle Beach, 3 days in VA beach, 5 days in NYC, hasn't left a lot of time for online shenanigans. now i'm back to the constant working thing trying to rebuild funds in all accounts. spending money on the car isn't happening unless it's gas or oil.
I bought a bike and dont put money into cars anymore since my exhaust a couple months ago lol still, every time i see a modded accord, i tell them about AT. ....they never join :((((
I still miss my Accord and the times here at AT. I was more of a lurker than being part of the core group, but I still felt welcome and enjoyed my time here. The Accord's timing belt snapped at 70mph and I wasn't in a position to keep it and fix it myself and at 287k miles it didn't seem cost effective to fix her.
The Accord is gone, long live the Impreza.
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These are the two major policies of financial repression currently in use: negative interest rates and quantitative easing.
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Unfortunately, the economics Nobel this year neglects the problems at the heart of the State — the government failures that pollute and impoverish.
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Behind the scenes, the great machine of government churns along, often in complete disregard to the president or his stated policies.