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SEOUL — RUSH HOUR SUBWAY CARS here are more like subterranean body movers than modes of rapid transit. Even the youngest salary men and women on the early AM trains look as though their sparks are smoldering in the drenching summer humidity. Heavy heads bob sleepily, plugged into devices feeding them music and news. Everyone seems a bit faint.
In my shirt and tie, I attempt mentally to set myself apart as an observer of the collective exhaustion that grips this city's modern workers, rather than a victim of it. But I too can feel the sitting-down-ness of my job taking its toll — my energy being stolen by hours spent in front of the computer, evaporating with the electric hum.
It isn't that my work is boring; it's quite engaging and often stressful. But as synapses fire off and thoughts zip across my humble amount of gray matter, my body enjoys no such kinetic employment. I ride elevators and take subways. And then I sit. And type. And when the day is done and I'm tired of sitting and typing and thinking, I sleep. Lying down.
For someone who used to get by doing jobs that required physical hustle — barista, short order chef, waiter — and who would ride his bike to work and school even on the most unforgiving of Wisconsin days, adjusting to the relative lassitude of this new life has been awkward, unwelcome. And it is not without consequences on my creativity. While my senses are inundated daily by Seoul's heaving humanness, I feel disconnected from nature — from my own legs and lungs — and perhaps less in touch with my own imagination.
I think I need to climb a mountain. One of the most uniquely beautiful aspects of this city is its lush craggy peaks, which tower far above a skyline of neon and glass. Even the most salty Seoullites recognize the need reconvene with Gaia; old men here head off on weekend hikes, following their calisthenics with cups of rice wine. And citizens of all walks, once they reach the mountain's top, will often let forth with an unbridled Yaaah-ho! And thus one of the faceless millions makes himself heard.
However cathartic such an ascent may prove, I feel that activity needs to be a more regular part of my life, and of the life of this city. Don't get me wrong: South Koreans are an active people — by great strides more energetic than their average American counterparts — and Seoul has made vast improvements to be accommodating to pedestrians, if not cyclists. But long workdays and a sprawling metropolis mean the majority of folks are working themselves to the point of mental exhaustion, heading out for drinks and food, and then being carried back to their apartments via one of the many arteries that snake through the city's underground.
Though there are brave souls out there making the commute on two wheels, I'm hesitant to plunge headlong onto these deathly streets. Those I do see wheeling by are usually straddling beefy mountain bikes; whistles dangle from their mouths ready to shrill should a taxi leap out of line.
Several weeks from now, this city will observe "A Day without Cars" — or more accurately, a day where a few lanes will be closed for a few miles for cyclists to parade back and forth. But at least public transportation will be free until 9 AM. That should liven things up; nothing like a little competition for space to cause some commotion on the train.


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Max's Best New York Bites of 2012
Since joining the Serious Eats staff in March, it's been a wild year for eating. There's been so much to eat, and so much that has been so good, that I've had to think long and hard about what constitutes a "best bite" for the year. In the end, I think, it comes down to cravings: what dish gets me hungry just by thinking about it, even if I first had it months ago? This list isn't everything, but it is eighteen answers to that question. From Flushing to Bay Ridge to the Lower East Side...and back to Flushing, here are the bites that made my year. See them all in the slideshow or jump straight to a dish below.
- Muslim Lamb Chop at Fu Run
- Lamb Segar Hummus at Bab al Yemen
- Laap Meuang at Pok Pok
- Pulled Pork at Taboonette
- Spanakopita at Boubouki
- Braised Veal Tails at Enoteca Maria
- Old Fashioned Doughnut at Peter Pan
- World Peace Cookies at Beurre & Sel
- Cevapi at Ukus
- Cháng An Dòu Huā at Biang!
- Chrysanthemum Leaf Salad at Yunnan Kitchen
- Little Italy Lard Bread Antipasto Mozzarella Melt
- Mapo Tofu at Mission Chinese Food
- Lamb Dumplings at Savor Fusion
- Chicken Tinga Taco at Tortas Neza
- French Onion Soup at M. Wells Dinette
- Special Hyderabadi Dosa at Ganesh Hindu Temple Canteen
All products linked here have been independently selected by our editors. We may earn a commission on purchases, as described in our affiliate policy.


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The California Statewide Communities Development Authority (CSCDA) was created in 1988, under California's Joint Exercise of Powers Act, to provide California's local governments with an effective tool for the timely financing of community-based public benefit projects.
Currently, more than 530 cities, counties and special districts have become Program Participants to CSCDA – which serves as their conduit issuer and provides access to an efficient mechanism to finance locally-approved projects. CSCDA helps local governments build community infrastructure, provide affordable housing, create jobs, make access available to quality healthcare and education, and more. CSCDA provides an important resource to our local government members.
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By publicly posting the following written disclosure, CSCDA and its affiliates intend that market participants receive and use it for purposes of the independent registered municipal advisor exemption to the SEC Municipal Advisor Rule. CSCDA has retained an independent registered municipal advisor. CSCDA is represented by and will rely on its municipal advisor Bridge Strategic Partners LLC to provide advice on proposals from financial services firms concerning the issuance of municipal securities and municipal financial products. This certificate may be relied upon until December 31, 2022. Proposals may be addressed to CSCDA care of any of the Program Staff listed on CSCDA's Contact Us webpage.
This program offers tax-exempt lease financing to public agencies for capital projects, and equipment without the traditional expense or complexity of other finance mechanisms.
CSCDA offers a pooled securitization program for local agencies, assisting them in bonding against future payments, allowing them to fund and complete projects today. Borrowers will benefit from reduced issuance costs and better interest rates. The program does not require a pledge of the local agency's General Fund.
Qualified nonprofit organizations can access low-cost, tax-exempt bonds to finance or refinance the acquisition, construction, installation, expansion or rehabilitation of land, buildings, and equipment. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization can finance projects at a lower interest rate than conventional financing because the interest paid to bondholders is exempt from federal (and in some instances state) income taxes.
This program offers companies seeking cost-effective, tax-exempt capital to finance the acquisition and rehabilitation, construction of, or the acquisition of new equipment for solid waste and exempt facilities.
For-profit and nonprofit developers can access tax-exempt bonds for the financing of low-income multifamily and senior housing projects. The Bonds may be used to finance or refinance the acquisition and rehabilitation of an existing project or for the construction of a new project, provided the developer agrees to set aside all, or a portion, of the units in a project for individuals and families of very low, low or moderate income.
Eligible manufacturers can access cost-effective, tax-exempt bond proceeds to acquire, construct or rehabilitate manufacturing facilities that promote job creation and retention. Bond proceeds may also be used for the acquisition of new equipment.
CSCDA's OPEN PACE program is a turnkey resource for property owners to finance clean energy projects. PACE is a financing tool that allows residential and commercial property owners to secure upfront funding for energy and water-saving improvements, which they repay through a voluntary contractual assessment lien on their property tax bill. Please click here for more information about the program.
SCIP allows participating local agencies to receive impact fees prior to development, while property owners repay the tax-exempt obligation over a thirty year bond term. SCIP may eliminate the need for local agencies to negotiate deferral fee agreements.
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When you leave the house, someone else may be wearing the same clothes, but no one else will be wearing your custom-designed, finely hand-crafted piece of jewelry.
When you leave the house, someone else may be wearing the same clothes, but no one else will be wearing your custom-designed, finely hand-crafted piece of jewelry.
There are so many reasons to visit the local River-falls, AL jewelry stores, but if you are looking to purchase a very special piece of jewelry for yourself or someone who is close to your heart, you may want to consider getting it custom made. Not to boast or brag, but BC Custom Jewelry has a bit of an edge over other jewelry stores in the River-falls, AL area, because we custom make most of the pieces that our customers purchase. In addition, we will never let one of our customers walk out of the door of our River-falls, AL jewelry store without knowing that they are completely satisfied – and hopefully elated – about their custom made piece.
What does that mean for you or the recipient of the jewelry that you are buying for? Have you ever worn a piece of jewelry from a River-falls, AL jewelry store for a special occasion and noticed that someone else was wearing the exact same piece? This is not a situation that is out of the ordinary, because most people who live in a certain area also shop in the same River-falls, AL jewelry stores, and most of the stores in the area sell hundreds of the same pieces.
This is the same for nationwide retail jewelry chains, so you can take a trip to New York City to attend a conference, for example, and run into someone from California wearing the same necklace that you are wearing, which was purchased in a River-falls, AL jewelry store. It may not be as embarrassing as wearing the same outfit or the same shoes, but when you wear your new piece of jewelry; the last thing you want is to run into someone wearing the same thing.
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If you prefer to be unique and wear jewelry that no one else could possibly wear, then it is time for you to experience custom made jewelry. Forget about shopping in the River-falls, AL jewelry stores that you normally frequent and contact BC Custom Jewelry to see what we have to offer. We pride ourselves on crafting only the highest quality materials into our jewelry and making each customer ecstatic with each purchase.
Beyond making custom jewelry from scratch, here are a couple more things that we can do for you in regards to your precious jewelry:
Granted, pretty much any River-falls, AL jewelry store that you walk into can do jewelry engraving for you. Most jewelers are educated on how many letters can fit in an area, and how to carefully etch the special words into the metal. There are some things that you should know about engraving before you start thinking about what you want etched into your new (or even your old) piece of jewelry.
Have you always wanted your wedding rings – or another piece of special jewelry in your collection – engraved, but you just have not taken the time to do it? Maybe you do not want to take your wedding rings off to get it done. It may make you uncomfortable leaving your precious wedding bands and any other special piece of jewelry with someone that you do not know. Despite these feelings, which are absolutely normal, you have made the decision that you really want to get the engraving done.
Regardless of which type of jewelry you want engraved, BC Custom Jewelry can do it in a timely manner and make the end result come out perfectly. There is one very important thing to remember that other River-falls, AL jewelry stores may not tell you up front. Try to keep the engraving short, sweet and simple. The more letters that you want engraved into the metal, the smaller the letters will be and the more difficult it is going to be to read it.
Adjusting a Setting or Resize a Band
The setting on your rings can become loose or bent over time, and while we understand that any of the jewelry stores in River-falls, AL can adjust a setting for you, we will assure you that you will not get as much special attention as we will provide you throughout the adjustment process. We treat every customer like they are family. If you need a setting adjusted or a band resized, we will spend the time with you to accurately assess exactly what you need before we start the work.
BC Custom Jewelry is the jewelry store in River-falls, AL that will cater to your every whim. You do not have to worry about your precious pieces of jewelry when they are in our hands, because, unlike many other River-falls, AL jewelry stores, we are a small, family owned establishment. If you have yet to be impressed with the jewelry stores in River-falls, AL, it is definitely time to give BC Custom Jewelry a shot for all of your custom made jewelry needs.


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Harvey fans three, plunks one in All-Star debut
Wright caps busy week by recording one of the National League's three hits
NEW YORK -- Matt Harvey's celebrity continues to expand at an exponential rate. From magazine cover shoots to late-night talk-show appearances, he has embraced so much of what his home city has to offer.
So of course he relished the All-Star stage on Tuesday night at Citi Field, where his whirlwind two innings included a leadoff double, a plunking of Yankees slugger Robinson Cano and, ultimately, a shutout performance. Representing the Mets alongside third baseman David Wright, who played seven innings and finished 1-for-3, Harvey grabbed his own electric slice of the evening.
"When I'm warming up out there and they start chanting my name, that's something that you ... As a kid, I don't think you could ever imagine it," Harvey said. "This whole experience has been absolutely incredible for me, something I'll never forget."
Harvey's appearance was far more eventful than his final line -- two innings and one hit in the National League's eventual 3-0 loss -- might sound, largely because of what happened in the first. After giving up a double to Mike Trout on his first pitch of the game, Harvey plunked Cano above the right knee with a 96-mph fastball.
"I tried to go in, and sometimes it happens," he said. "I didn't mean to. Obviously, I feel terrible. My apologies definitely go out to him."
Cano exited the game minutes later with a contusion in his right quad, then Harvey mowed down the next six batters in order to complete his All-Star experience.
With his three strikeouts, he became the first Mets pitcher to whiff multiple hitters in an All-Star Game since Bobby Jones in 1997, earning a standing ovation from the crowd.
"I'm used to walking off in the second inning and going back out there, so I didn't really pay attention to it," Harvey said, explaining why he did not acknowledge the fans. "I wish I had kind of stayed in the moment a little bit and gave a head nod or whatnot. But the thanks was there, and they have been great all year -- the fans. I'm very thankful."
Starting the All-Star Game capped a whirlwind week for Harvey, who did the best he could to soak up all of it. As the only Mets in the game, Harvey and Wright enjoyed the luxury of reporting to their home clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon, going through their usual routines with baseball's stars surrounding them.
"The weird thing is, you go to your locker, and I'm expecting to see [Dillon] Gee and [Jeremy] Hefner and all those guys over there, and then you're sitting next to Freddie Freeman over there, and Buster Posey over there, and all the guys you have to face throughout the year that are the tough outs in their lineups," Harvey said. "It's been an awesome experience. It's so much fun."
Wright already knew that, having gone through it before. Yet despite appearing in seven All-Star Games, even he was floored by the attention he received at this year's event.
As the longest-tenured Met and the face of his franchise, Wright had a unique All-Star experience that included acting as an ambassador for MLB, attending events throughout New York and serving as the NL's Home Run Derby captain.
"I don't think there could have been a better guy picked," said Rockies All-Star outfielder Michael Cuddyer, who grew up with Wright in coastal Virginia. "He's mentally tough enough to be able to handle the grind of being the ambassador, and the appearances and things he has to do, as well as going out there and still having to perform. He's as good as they come."
The NL rapped out only three hits, with Wright contributing one, a single off Royals reliever Greg Holland in the seventh.
Of course, the hyper-competitive Wright would have liked to have parlayed that into a victory, but he was beyond satisfied with everything else that unfolded at Citi.
"To have that kind of ovation when your name's called, that's every kid's dream," Wright said. "Hearing your name called and the crowd going wild -- that's pretty special, and I can't thank these fans enough."


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In Boll Weevil Eradication in the United States Through 1999, more than 50 authors recount the trials and tribulations, the successes and the failures, the politics and the consensus brought on by "the evil thing that dwelleth amongst us." The epic documentary of man against insect is the sixth volume of the Cotton Foundation Reference Series. Willard A. Dickerson, Anthony L. Brashear, James T. Brumley, Frank L. Carter, William J. Grefenstette and F. Aubrey Harris are editors. Philip B. Haney is the executive editor and publishing coordinator.
It stands as a seminal work on boll weevil eradication efforts in the U.S.
The story of the boll weevil in the U.S. begins in Texas in 1892. Actually, it begins in Mexico, where a former Civil War surgeon first encountered the weevil in 1880, wreaking havoc on the cotton crop 120 miles southwest of Laredo, Texas. It took five years and entomologists from two continents to identify the weevil, but the finding marked the first time that the "little black bug" had been associated with cotton as a host plant. The first written report of the boll weevil comes in 1894 from a Corpus Christi druggist who dispensed crop poisons as well as medicine for the farm folk.
By the time, Leland O. Howard, the USDA acting secretary of agriculture, responded to the druggist with the short but pointed announcement that the insect was "a most undesirable addition to the enemies of the cotton plant, and there is imminent danger that it may spread into other portions of the Cotton Belt," the decades-long siege of the boll weevil had begun.
In a tale of this magnitude, it's the anecdotes, as well as the people involved, that give perspective to the "war against the weevil."
After early disregard of the weevil's arrival in sparsely populated south Texas, the state hired an entomologist in 1899. Looking back with 20-20 vision, USDA's Howard wrote in 1909 that perhaps $20,000 would have led to eradication of the pest completely and "prevented its reaching the principal cotton producing portions of the country." In terms of 2001 money, that $20,000 would equal $378,600.
Early on, USDA entomologists recognized control of the boll weevil was a national, rather than a state problem.
Not even the deliberate actions of state legislatures could stop the spread of the boll weevil. Georgia was the first state to enact quarantine laws prohibiting "cotton seed grown in states of Texas or Louisiana" from being shipped into Georgia without a certificate stating that the cotton seed had been fumigated to kill any boll weevil adults, larva or pupa. By the time this law passed in 1903, the boll weevil had already moved into Louisiana and was well on its way to searing the psyche of cotton farmers from Mississippi to Virginia.
Seeing the handwriting on the wall, Clemson College in 1915 formed the South Carolina Boll Weevil Commission in an effort to prepare for the boll weevil's inevitable appearance in the state. A year later, following a tour of the boll weevil situation in Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi, the Commission concluded with a meeting in Brookhaven, Miss. The recommendations from that meeting became known as the "Brookhaven Report." The report was so thorough that the 67th Congress published it as a special Senate document. It should be noted, however, that foresight didn't stop the boll weevil from its march.
Some areas, such as south Alabama, moved away from cotton to other crops such as peanuts. Area farmers in Enterprise, Ala., built a monument to boll weevil (the world's only statue to an insect) the "Herald of Prosperity."
Meanwhile, farmers were fighting the weevil with cultural practices until USDA scientists developed and tested chemicals that worked. Philip Haney, executive editor of the book, notes that boll weevil control has gone through four historical periods: cultural control, 1892-1918; the inorganic insecticide era of calcium arsenate, 1919-1944; the organic insecticide era of DDT, 1945-1983; and the eradication era, 1984-present.
Farmer-invented contraptions designed to offer relief from the boll weevil marked the early control period. Along the way, USDA researchers were conducting "one of the best planned and most extensive investigations into the life history of a single insect yet published." Discoveries about the boll weevil set the standard for entomology and agricultural research. The list of notables in the battle against the boll weevil includes three men to whom the book is dedicated: Robert C. Coker of Hartsville, S.C.; Edward F. Knipling; and James R. Brazzel.
Coker and J. F. McLaurin co-authored the 1958 resolution at the National Cotton Council annual meeting calling for the development of technology "to eliminate the boll weevil as a pest of U.S. cotton at the earliest possible date." Knipling, who with Ray Bushland had in the early 1920s developed the Sterile Insect Technique that was first used to eliminate screwworms, proposed the term "area wide pest management." Brazzel, along with L.D. Newsom of Louisiana State University, pioneered research on the diapause phenomenon in boll weevil. His later work at Texas A&M for "diapause control" became the foundation of the modern Boll Weevil Eradication Program.
Offering a farmer perspective, Marshall Grant of Garysburg, N.C., writes tongue-in-cheek that he arrived in the world about the same time the boll weevil made its way to North Carolina. The boll weevil arrived on the Lee-Grant farm in 1924.
As a farmer, Grant figures heavily in the boll weevil's story in North Carolina. The spray group he helped organize in the late 1960s in northeastern North Carolina went a long way in demonstrating the benefits of area-wide treatment of the boll weevil and influenced the first Boll Weevil Eradication Trial being conducted in North Carolina and southeastern Virginia in 1978-1982. Another comparative trial was conducted in Mississippi.
The last historical leg of a more than 100-year battle against what one entomologist termed "the evil spirit that dwelleth amongst us," the Boll Weevil Eradication Program has reduced weevil damage, particularly in the Southeast, resulting in higher yields and lower pesticide application costs.
As of 2000, boll weevil eradication had been completed on 4.8 million acres, or 31 percent of the total U.S. acreage. The program is currently active on 7.5 million additional acres, with another 2.6 million acres proposed. Only 4 percent of the cotton acreage in the U.S. remained outside of the program in 1999.
Today, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama, along with California and Arizona, have eradicated the boll weevil. Middle Tennessee, east Mississippi and the Southern Rolling Plains of Texas have completed the program. Active eradication efforts are presently taking place in the Mid-South and the Southwest (New Mexico).
Officials believe eradication efforts must extend into Mexico to insure the long-term success of the program. The book ends with a list of objectives: Coordinated post-eradication activities, with "the establishment and maintenance of one or more buffer zones"; a federal boll weevil quarantine authority; and a perpetual nationwide management authority to ensure that the U.S. remains free of boll weevils.
"Boll Weevil Eradication in the United States Through 1999" is available from the Southeastern Boll Weevil Eradication Foundation, Suite B, 2424 East South Blvd., Montgomery, Ala. 36116 or the National Cotton Council, P.O. Box 12285, Memphis, Tenn. 38112.


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Karnak Set
Handmade jewelry from the Philippines. Actual picture of product is posted.
Note: Wedding Bands and Engagement rings posted are SOLD AS SET and can't be sold individually.
Metal: 925 Sterling Silver
Set Inclusions:
•Engagement Ring: 2ct High Grade Signity Stone with halo. 2.5mm twisted band design
•Mens' Wedding Band: 5mm width plain twisted band with two tone design
•Women's Wedding Band: 5mm twisted band width with half band High Grade Signity Stone, two tone design
Sold as Set
Please note that Wedding Rings and Triple Sets (Wedding Ring + Engagement Ring) are sold as set and cannot be broken.
Price indicated is for the entire set.
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Made to Order
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- Each Jewelry is made individually from scratch by very artistic and skilled Filipino Gold Smiths.
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- We ship nationwide via LBC. It takes 1 - 3 business days for LBC to deliver your product.
Ring Size Information
By default, we follow US Size.
US size is the standard ring sizing chart in the Philippines.
If you are not sure of your ring size, please check this website: https://findmyringsize.com/
Gold Plating / Dipping Color Guide
This refers to the color of gold your jewelry will be dipped in. See picture below for your reference.
All B&CO Jewelry have 1x Free Repair which you can avail within 1 year.
Repair includes the following:
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Please note that Resizing / Cutting is not included in the warranty.


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Designed for maximum flexibility and living space. Perfect for use as a private hideaway or for entertaining friends and family. Flexible layouts give you options to arrange your furniture in whatever configuration suits the way you live.
Large floor-to-ceiling windows can open directly over a level threshold onto your enclosed private garden. They create a great sense of light and space. It brings the outdoors in and it's like having an extra room in your house.
The double-glazed PVCu windows are low maintenance and maximise natural daylight in your home. The special coated glass is highly thermally efficient which helps keep the house warmer in winter and cooler in summer. When closed, they are an airtight fit eliminating drafts - perfect for the Winter months.
Underfloor heating can silently deliver even heat, but uses less fuel than conventional radiators. Temperatures can be adjusted in each room to suit your preference. Underfloor heating results in a low moisture content which reduces dust levels and potential for dust mites. Furthermore, no wall-mounted radiators means greater flexibility for positioning your furniture.
All internal lighting installed in your house is 100% low energy. It saves energy and saves you money.
TV/FM/Satellite & BT plates are installed as standard. Some houses are pre-wired for future installation of multimedia systems making them ideal for home entertainment systems or use as a home office.
Where available built-in oven, hob with extractor hood, fridge freezer and dishwasher are all integrated to maintain a sleek contemporary kitchen design. All appliances are A-rated and combine high performance with low energy use.
The generous storage includes both floor and wall-mounted units which provide plenty of capacity in both cupboards and drawers. Most kitchens are constructed using FSC certified timber which ensures the timber comes from sustainable sources.
An under-sink triple-bin slides out for easy access. Some local councils organise regular kerbside collections of recyclable waste.
To ensure you have the best light for food preparation, you'll find precisely positioned task lighting including low energy downlighters and under-cabinet lighting. This provides lighting exactly where it's needed with no wasted light, electricity or cost.
All kitchens are fitted with contemporary and water-saving Hansgrohe mixer taps. These mix air with water to provide the water you need while reducing the amount of water you use. A saving in water, energy and costs.
As a standard safety feature, BSI kitemark approved responsive smoke detectors are fitted in the kitchen and at each level.
Bedrooms can be used in the way that best suits your lifestyle - from conventional use as adult or children's bedrooms to use as home offices or family/TV rooms.
Master bedroom suites benefit from an en suite bathroom and are often equipped with TV/FM/Satellite & BT plates. In addition, some master bedrooms have private balconies.
Streamlined, fitted, wardrobes can provide plenty of storage so your bedroom can remain a calm, uncluttered space.
Thermostatic radiator valves mean each radiator can be set at precisely the temperature you want when you want. Total comfort - with no wasted heat and no wasted money.
In some homes an innovative and energy-efficient air exchange system is integrated throughout the house ensuring a constant supply of fresh, pre-warmed, filtered air. A more pleasant and healthy environment to sleep in and even better for allergy sufferers.
Bathrooms are carefully designed, many with timeless fully fitted white Roca or Villeroy and Boch bathrooms suites - easy to coordinate and to decorate around.
Stylish chrome Hansgrohe mixer taps to baths and basins provide innovative Air Power Technology. APT mixes air with water to create a softer, more voluminous and more luxurious water flow while thermostatic bath and shower mixers give you precision temperature control for your comfort and safety. Better features that are energy and cost saving.
Dual flush toilets are standard in all the bathrooms. They use a third less water than older models and reduce your water bill.
Stylish chrome towel rails in bathrooms provide additional heat, as well as effective towel storage.
An innovative air exchange system can be particularly welcome in bathrooms. It ensures continuous, yet highly efficient ventilation without the need for conventional and noisy fan systems. Bathrooms stay fresh and hygienic with no moisture buildup.
The highly insulated walls, roofs and ground floors - keep the cold air out and warm air in. Unpleasant drafts are a thing of the past and soundproofing is improved to reduce disturbance. The result is greater year-round temperature efficiency at lower cost and consuming less CO2.
Highly efficient mechanical ventilation and heat recovery systems can ensure that your house benefits from a continuous supply of fresh, warm or cool filtered air, almost like having your own climate control. The system automatically takes out old stale air and lets in fresh air. And it's silent and almost invisible, just a small fixture on the ceiling, but no large extractor fans and no noise.
Heating is sometimes provided via a highly efficient air source heat pump which provides both heat - underfloor heating and radiators - and hot water. Once set to your preferred temperature, individual room thermostats ensure a constant temperature at greatly reduced heating costs and CO2. Controls and maintenance are similar to a gas boiler, but the benefits in cost saving and comfort are much superior.
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Original Trinity Hymnal, #212
A hymn of glory let us sing;
New songs thro'out the world shall ring:
Christ, by a road before untrod,
Ascendeth to the throne of God.
The holy apostolic band
Upon the Mount of Olives stand;
And with his followers they see
Jesus' resplendent majesty.
To whom the angels, drawing nigh,
"Why stand and gaze upon the sky?
This is the Saviour," thus they say;
"This is his noble triumph day."
"Again shall ye behold him so
As ye today have seen him go,
In glorious pomp ascending high,
Up to the portals of the sky."
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Forget Beats, Marshall or whatever the hell else cans you see people wandering around wearing: what you really, really need in your life is a pair of SNES headphones. Here's how to make 'em.
This video shows how YouTube user liberty5 put together a set of headphones decorated using the D-pad and four-button controls of a SNES controller. It's a simple—if long-winded—make, and crucially the quality will be dictated by the headphones you use. But the end result has to be worth it, right? [YouTube via Ubergizmo]


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Anniversary of the September 11 Terrorist Attacks
A message from François Delattre, Ambassador of France to the United States.
Washington, D.C. - September 10, 2012.
This September 11—a date that will always have special meaning—I want to convey a message of friendship, solidarity and compassion to the American people on behalf of the French authorities.
France, along with the entire world, will never forget the victims of that horrific day in September 2001.
Struck to the core, the American nation lifted itself back up and confronted adversity and barbarism with courage and determination. As France's Consul-General in New York from 2004 to 2008, I witnessed the great pain that remained in the hearts of New Yorkers, but also their restraint they showed in their sorrow and their unwavering faith in the future.
Like hundreds of thousands of French people living in the United States, my thoughts go out to the families of the victims, the orphans, widows, widowers and parents who lost a dear one 11 years ago. Let them rest assured that France stands by their side during this day of contemplation and remembrance.
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(CNN) -- It always made me laugh to hear stories about the insanity that would go on between Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried during the making of the movie "Aladdin." The truth was Robin and I didn't bump into each other once during the making of that film. I recorded the Parrot role, and he recorded the Genie separately. So when I saw the film for the first time at the premiere, I was able to laugh along with the rest of the audience at Robin's performance. I had never heard it before.
Where I did run into Robin quite often was in the place where he was most at home, in the comedy clubs. Robin would pop into places like Catch a Rising Star and the Improv in New York, would run onstage and just explode. I remember in particular one night, back in those days, when he was hot from his TV hit, "Mork and Mindy," and I wasn't yet well-known. I was just building a reputation in comedy circles, and I was about to go up onstage at the Improv.
I was standing in the section right outside the restroom where the comics waited to be introduced onstage. All of a sudden, the club door opened and Robin popped in. The people in charge of the club said, "OK, we're putting Robin on next." I couldn't really argue with that; he was certainly a bigger name than I was. But to my amazement, Robin told them, "I have a bunch of people in the audience tonight, and I would really like to make sure they see Gilbert first."
Opinion: Robin Williams can't be dead
I went up onstage. I did quite well and as I walked offstage, Robin came up to me wiping his eyes from laughing and said to me, "Oh Gilbert, you really baked my cookies." I of course took this as a strange sexual double entendre, and I always do, but Robin meant it as a sincere compliment.
He was a fixture of the comedy club scene back then, one of the celebs who'd pop in to try out material, or in Robin's case, just burst out with any craziness that would pop into his head. But he was also generous to his fellow stand-up comedians: There were a number of times when Robin was onstage and I was at the club, and he would call out to me and invite me to play with him onstage.
Riffing with Robin Williams was extremely invigorating -- and extremely exhausting. I knew I had to be on my toes every second. And when we would actually connect onstage, it was electric for me.
Patients' families remember Robin Williams as 'comedic Mother Teresa'
To see Robin perform was an experience. He was more than a comedian. He was a comedy force of nature. I remember hearing that Robin was once doing a press junket in Germany. One of the reporters asked him, "Why is it that Germany is not known for comedy?" Robin answered, "Well, you killed all your funny people." I laughed out loud when I heard that. I thought, how sick and how wonderfully truthful.
When I heard the news of Robin's passing, it was a double shock. It was stunning that he was now gone and that, according to police, it was apparently suicide. I've known people who have committed suicide, and my shock always reveals how little I knew about them.
Robin had spoken in the press about his substance abuse issues over the years, and he was dealing with it in rehab. I had heard at one point he was prescribed pills and that he didn't want to take them because he was afraid it would interfere with his comic creativity. I thought, when I heard that, of his idol, Jonathan Winters. Robin worshipped the comedian, who died last year. Winters had his own problems and also was afraid medicating would interfere with his comic creativity.
Complete coverage on Robin Williams
I can't say that I had a close relationship with Robin -- it was mainly kibitzing back and forth in the clubs. The few times we'd have a conversation that would become serious, he or both of us would quickly veer off into jokes or silliness. Now, in retrospect, it may have been that Robin joked so much and was always "on" perhaps to hide something. Of course, that's just dime-store psychology.
The last memory I have of him was a benefit that comedian Bob Saget was organizing at the comedy club Carolines on Broadway to raise consciousness about scleroderma. It was a fun night. Jimmy Fallon was there performing, as was Robin and myself. After the show, Billy Crystal stopped by. He had been doing a show and was unable to make the benefit. He and Robin greeted each other. Then Robin came over and spoke to me. We chatted for a little bit, and Robin said to me, "Would you like to join us? We're going out for dessert."
The three of us went to one of these showbiz bar-restaurants in Times Square. It was the middle of the night, and we sat eating our desserts and exchanging comedy showbiz stories, memories and anecdotes. There was a lot of laughing -- a good time. On our way out of the place, we passed by another table where, surprisingly, comedy great Mel Brooks was sitting. I didn't know Mel, so Billy and Robin both approached him and were talking to him, and I stood off to the side.
Robin Williams and the dark side of comedy
Robin went out of his way to tell Mel how funny I was at the benefit. He repeated some of my jokes and Mel laughed. This was once again Robin proving what a generous person he was. Later, out in the street as he got in a cab, Billy yelled to me, half-jokingly, but quite truthfully, "I guess we'll talk in another 30 years."
I was left on the dark street with Robin. He told me he was going to a meeting for substance abuse. We said one or two more things and laughed and then we hugged each other. Afterward, Robin warmly said, "Bye," and I stood there as he turned around and walked off into the darkness.
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Friday, February 29, 2008
New Pictures
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Thursday, February 28, 2008
Little Hands
Ok so some of you might read this and think that I have gone off the deep end but I was just having a one of those moment this morning! Mom thanks for always holding my hand through the good and the bad, thanks for being there for me.
This morning I was sitting with Stella rocking her, just spending some down time together. She was holding my hand and looking at it and comparing it with hers. It got me to thinking of how much I love having her little plump hand holding my hand, I do not even mind all the slobber that she has all over it because I know that there is going to be a day when she will no longer want to hold my hand or sit and just snuggle with mom. I looked at her hand and was just overwhelmed with the joy of my daughter and sadness of having to let her go and grow up. I thought of what those hands would be doing, they will grasp a pencil as she learns to write, they will grip a bicycle handlebars as she learns to ride a bike. She is going to grow into a teenager (Lord someone pray for me) and those same hands are going to wipe away many tears and slam many doors, they will also hold the hand of a young man, if she is anything like me those hands will flutter around her as she talks with excitement. Some day those hands are going to help her pack her things to leave my home, open doors for her to move forward with her life but I hope that there will be moments that those hands will bring her back through my front door. I pray that those precious hands will spend more time spreading joy rather than clenching in anger. One day those hands will wear a diamond from a handsome young man, they will loosely hold her father's tuxedo arm, eager to reach her future at the end of the aisle. One day those hands will hold the hand of her child and know the love that I am feeling right now at this moment. I hope through all of that she will always know that she can come back to me, her mother, I will always have a hand for her to hold. Right now I am just going to live in this moment and know how wonderful it is to have her as my daughter to love and hold, my baby girl.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Thank you Aunt Gracie for the pretty pink shoes, Stella also found them very tasty!
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8 months
Stella turned 8 months old yesterday! I can not believe that time has flown by so fast. I was trying to think of what life was like before we had her and I can not even begin to remember. Yesterday was a day of first for us. To start it off Stella was scooting around on her belly and went into a sitting position. She has been able to sit up on her own for a while now but that was the first time she had pushed herself into a sitting position. She also had apple juice from a sippy cup for the first time. She really liked the juice but was not so sure about the cup. We went and meet up with Alison and Gabe today. While we were walking I put Stella just in her stroller instead of using the carseat in the stroller. This way she was able to see were we were going instead of just having to stare at me. You would have thought she was the queen and everyone had come out to see her. She was smiling and waving at everyone that we passed. I am in so much trouble when this one starts to talk because she is going to want to chat with everyone. GiGi got her a baby doll last night, Stella thinks that it is wonderful, wonderful to bite on its face. (not looking so good for any future babies that we might want to have, she is going to bite off their faces)
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Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Baby Shower
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Monday, February 18, 2008
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Playing is hard work!
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Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Road Trip (a weekend of first)
This weekend Stella went on a road trip to see her Uncle Kyle. Kyle is playing baseball at Oklahoma Panhandle State University. We left on Thursday evening because of the snow storm that had started that day, we wanted to make sure that we were able to get out of town. This was Stella's first snow storm and she loved the snow hitting her face, she would giggle everytime we went out in the snow. It is a 7 hour drive to Guyman, OK were Kyle's school is located, this is the longest amount of time Stella has ridden in the car and she did great! Stella was also able to stay in her first hotel this weekend. Stella also fell off her first bed this weekend. It was her first big oops! It was of course mom's fault and I felt like the worst mom in the world. Stella did love watching the baseball games, while it was snowing here in AR, it was awondeful 68 degrees with the sun shineing in OK. Stella also had a second tooth break through this weekend, we now have two teeth on the bottom.
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Fourteen days have elapsed since the general election concluded Nov. 6, so today the Florida Legislature convenes -- as mandated by the state constitution -- to elect its officers.
The "organization session" will last only one day -- and most of the key decisions, such as the selection of a Senate president and House speaker -- are prearranged.
Yet President Don Gaetz and Speaker Will Weatherford, both Republicans, will continue to shape both chambers -- and public perception of them -- with additional announcements about their leadership teams and agendas.
Gaetz and Weatherford have already sent encouraging messages about their intention to tackle "meaningful campaign finance and ethics reform" during the 2013 annual legislative session. Both the Senate and House remain under the firm control of Republicans, but Gaetz and Weatherford have pledged to make the chambers less partisan.
"I would like to make sure we are working with our friends across the aisle, that we're allowing everyone's voice to be heard and to participate," Weatherford said recently.
Such displays of inclusion would be welcome alternatives to the sharply partisan, rigidly ideological climate that has dominated the Legislature in recent sessions.
As Weatherford told the Herald-Tribune, reaching out to opponents will not prevent Republicans from carrying out their agendas. But doing so could help the Legislature avoid a repeat of several debacles of its own creation -- for instance, unwise changes in election laws; the excessive proposal of constitutional amendments, all but three of which were rejected by voters. It also could advance the cause of representative government in a state that has more Democrats (4.7 million) than Republicans (4.2 million) registered to vote. What's more, the 2.5 million Floridians who are registered without party affiliation deserve to have their voices heard in the Legislature.
Despite the enormous clout that comes with their power to appoint -- or remove -- committee chairmen and set the agenda, Gaetz and Weatherford might need votes across party lines in the Legislature, as well as broad public support, for campaign-finance and ethics reforms.
Some of the good proposals that have surfaced so far would:
• Require public officials' financial disclosure statements to be posted online, where the public could easily view them.
• Bar legislators from voting on issues in which they declare a conflict of interest. The current rule lets lawmakers vote on such issues as long as they declare their conflict within 15 days.
• Eliminate legislators' legal slush funds, officially known as committees of continuing existence. CCEs enable individual lawmakers to solicit unlimited donations from special interests, with almost no limits on how the money is spent.
• End the long-standing practice of letting legislators take jobs, after they are elected, at colleges and other recipients of state funds.
We hope these and other measures are advanced starting today and throughout the 60-day annual session next spring -- not to punish legislators, but to build public confidence in state politics and improve the process and outcomes of Florida's governance.
Good signs from the Legislature
Fourteen days have elapsed since the general election concluded Nov. 6, so today the Florida Legislature convenes -- as mandated by the state constitution -- to elect its officers.


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A Menston man has already achieved great heights at the age of 24 after qualifying as a commercial airline pilot.
Former Guiseley School student Matt Midgley has been fascinated with flying since he was a small boy, and would often watch the planes take off and land at Leeds Bradford Airport.
After years of tough training, study and practice, he has secured his dream job of working as a pilot for Ryanair.
He and his family are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – known to most as Mormons – who attend the local congregation that meets in Burley Road, Menston He volunteered to spend two years as a missionary in Ireland before going to flight school.
After an intense period of assessments, interviews, and exams, Mr Midgley was accepted into an independent flying school.
Thousands of hours of training and study later, including a five-month visual flying stint in Phoenix, Arizona, he emerged as a qualified pilot.
Ryanair invited him to Stansted for an interview and assessment and three weeks later he was accepted on to the airline's training programme.
He said: "To have been offered this job is an incredible blessing.
"It is the culmination of so many years of hoping and working towards this goal.
"It is absolutely thrilling.
"I am absolutely sure that my voluntary service as a missionary has helped me to achieve my dreams of becoming a pilot."


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"We think customers will find all sorts of unique and personal value in Viper SmartStart™," said Alex Rinaldoni, Vice President Marketing. "Whether helping out her husband who's locked his keys in the car, or securely locking her keys and purse in the car while she takes a jog with some music on her iPhone® or BlackBerry®, we expect to hear about some uses we never anticipated."
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10 Red Delicious apples
6 Granny Smith apples
1/3 cup granulated sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
juice of 1 lemon
1/3 cup water or apple juice
Peel and core the apples and cut into large slices. Place apples in crockpot and add the sugar, cinnamon, lemon and apple juice or water. Stir. Cook on low for about 8 hours, or on high for about 5 hours. Stir a couple of times during cooking. When done, you can mash the apples or puree them to the consistency that you like. I use a potato masher on my applesauce because we like it somewhat chunky. My crockpot apparently cooks faster than some, because my applesauce was done in 3 hours. So I mashed it, placed it in a bowl and let it cool, and put it in containers in the refrigerator. I love it served cold the best. The lemon juice adds a freshness to the apples. It is tart, yet lightly sweet, with the wonderful flavor of cinnamon. It's good!
NOTE: Taste the applesauce while it is hot. If it needs more sugar, it will easily be incorporated while the sauce is warm.


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Tuesday, 30 June 2009
First Shower
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Labels: The World around me
Saturday, 27 June 2009
Its Comin '
Enough of the hot pestilential
glare of the sun
In the evening the sky became grey
and the air ached for the thunderstorm
which did not come.
A cool refreshing breeze tickled us ,
the precursor of precipitation.
I took these pictures of the trees waving up
at the heavens.
Trying to catch the attention of the
vapors above
Let me show you this short video of an early morning dust storm
taken in the first week of June.
Abner is playing outdoors.
As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God.Psalm 42:1-3 (Bible)
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Friday, 26 June 2009
Swat Politics
The amazing Mr Obama. This is very funny
My dear friends Crown Of Beauty
and Annette gifted me this award.
Its your lovely blogs which inspire me.
Thank you for your love and kindness.
Your blogs have enriched my walk with God
Sorry to hear about Michael Jackson 's passing away. He was a great artist.
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Thursday, 25 June 2009
Praying For Rain
People are performing all kinds of religious rituals to appease the rain gods.
Here is a newspaper report from a village in our district.
Allahabad, June 25 : Women ploughed fields and sang songs in a ritual to appease the rain gods in Allahabad.
Fervently praying for the timely arrival of the monsoon, people across the country are performing various rituals to appease the rain God.
"All of us together performed rituals with flowers and incense sticks. Together we ploughed the land on our
own, the way men do. We prayed to Lord Indra (God of Rain) so that he could bless us with rain for healthy crop yields and greenery," said Ramkali, a village woman.
In a country where nearly two-thirds of agriculture depends on the rains and two-thirds of the population is dependent on agriculture, the delay in the arrival of monsoon is a serious cause of concern for the people especially farmers.
According to the officials of the Meteorological department, monsoon is likely to arrive in the state by the first week of July.
I found more photographs on the webHindu priest conducing a pooja
Muslims raise their hands in prayer.
There is a severe shortage of water
and electricity
(A man selling watermelon in Klkata)Food prices have shot up.
Fruits are a luxury
A liitle girl travelling in a rickshaw
The electricity supply is very erratic
and due to low voltage there is frequent tripping.
(An old man sitting in front of a ice cream advertisment)
"There are fears of drought if the rains are patchy
Indian officials say that monsoon rains in the country are likely to be "below normal" triggering off fears about crop failure and high food prices.
Forecasters say that rainfall is likely to be lower than predicted in April, when they said it would be near normal.
The government says there is no need for panic, and that heavy rains in July are likely to avert a drought.
A heat wave is sweeping the country and rains are delayed in many parts. Rains usually last from June to September.
"It [the monsoon] is late," federal minister Prithviraj Chavan told reporters.
North-west India appeared to be worst affected by the slow rains with only 81% rains forecast.
Monsoon rains are critical to India's farm prospects, which account for a sixth of economic output.
Up to 70% of Indians are dependent on farm incomes, and about 60% of India's farms depend on rains. Irrigation networks are dismissed by critics as inadequate.
The summer rains are crucial to crops such as rice, soybean, sugarcane and cotton.
The Indian media has been full of reports about the patchy rains so far.
A heat wave is scorching the country
"Praying for rain, bracing for worst" headlined the Hindustan Times on its front page on Wednesday.
The newspaper said that in at least eight states, monsoon rains so far had been 60 to 90% below normal.
"There is concern but no worry as yet. There is still time," Farm Secretary T Nanda Kumar told the newspaper.
One analyst said delay in the rains in some parts of India could hit economic growth.
"Delay in monsoon will play the spoilsport and may hit GDP by at least 1 to 1.5 percentage points," stockbroker VK Sharma, told the Reuters news agency.
Economists agree that the delay will cause further stress in a country where food prices are already high.
"The delay is not a good signal. Food prices are already high and any delay could push food prices higher. Food price inflation could emerge as a concern," said DK Joshi, principal economist at credit ratings agency Crisil.
Politicians in many states are holding special prayers for the rains - the farm minister in central Chhattisgarh state held a prayer for the state to get rains soon"
(BBC News)
This morning during my Quiet Time I read
the story of Elijah from 1 Kings 18 (Bible)
43" Go and look towards the sea, he told his servant. And he went up and looked. There is nothing there, he said. Seven times Elijah said, Go back.
44 The seventh time the servant reported, A cloud as small as a man's hand is rising from the sea. So Elijah said, Go and tell Ahab, 'Hitch up your chariot and go down before the rain stops you.'
45 Meanwhile, the sky grew black with clouds, the wind rose, a heavy rain came on and Ahab rode off to Jezreel."
I imagine Elijah 's servant running off to gaze unto the sky
and coming back shaking his head.
The seventh time dragged himself out of his master 's house
disgruntled and weary , cynically squinting at the
stark naked sky.
What does he see -
a cloud as small as a man 's hand.
He was not excited, but Elijah was.
He sent word to the King to run for cover!
James 5 (New Testament) tells us
17" Elijah was a man just like us. He prayed earnestly that it would not rain, and it did not rain on the land for three and a half years.
18 Again he prayed, and the heavens gave rain, and the earth produced its crops. "
Our God is the God of Elijah
and as we Christians pray for God 's mercy to rain
down on us He will send it.
Please pray with us.
My computer has become very slow
and it trips because of the faulty power supply.
I took me a whole evening to compose this post.
Sorry, my visits to your blogs are slow too.
This room is so hot and stuffy I can barely breathe here.
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Labels: The World around me
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
You Are Loved
All your sons (and daughters)will be taught by the Lord
Posted by Amrita at Tuesday, June 23, 2009 28 Fertilize my soul Links to this post
Labels: Celebration
Monday, 22 June 2009
Update on Namrita
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Labels: Prayer request /Family
Sunday, 21 June 2009
Summer Solstice - June 21
This is a captivating video from Salten, Norway displaying the magical Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. My Norwegian friends Felisol,Brit and Bestemor Aud will enjoy these splendid heavenly fireworks
June 21 is Summer Solstice when the sun is directly above the Tropic of Cancer (23.5* N Lat.) which passes through Mexico, Sahara - Africa , India and S E Asia.
It means that summer has officially arrived in the Northern Hemisphere. But for us living in the tropics its mid-summer. Our summer in North India begins in March.
Today the Arctic will have its longest day. Friends in Norway can have a midnight garden party.And the Antarctic will have its longest night ...poor penguins.
But I am categorically euphoric as the hot orb will be travelling to lands down under from now on.I took this photo of an eclipse last August
Its thrilling to see how God had ordained the times and seasons. Each whisper of the universe is decreed by Him.Psalm 19
For the choir director: A psalm of David. 1 The heavens proclaim the glory of God. The skies display his craftsmanship. 2 Day after day they continue to speak; night after night they make him known. 3 They speak without a sound or word; their voice is never heard.[a] 4 Yet their message has gone throughout the earth, and their words to all the world.
God has made a home in the heavens for the sun. 5 It bursts forth like a radiant bridegroom after his wedding. It rejoices like a great athlete eager to run the race. 6 The sun rises at one end of the heavens and follows its course to the other end. Nothing can hide from its heat.
7 The instructions of the Lord are perfect, reviving the soul. The decrees of the Lord are trustworthy, making wise the simple. 8 The commandments of the Lord are right, bringing joy to the heart. The commands of the Lord are clear, giving insight for living. 9 Reverence for the Lord is pure, lasting forever. The laws of the Lord are true; each one is fair. 10 They are more desirable than gold, even the finest gold. They are sweeter than honey, even honey dripping from the comb. 11 They are a warning to your servant, a great reward for those who obey them.
12 How can I know all the sins lurking in my heart? Cleanse me from these hidden faults. 13 Keep your servant from deliberate sins! Don't let them control me. Then I will be free of guilt and innocent of great sin.
14 May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing to you, O Lord, my rock and my redeemer.
Psalm 19 New Living Translation Bible
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Labels: Reflections
Friday, 19 June 2009
Rahul Gandhi - India 's Most Eligible Bachelor turns 39 today
Aang Saan Suu Kyi of Burma
Jun 19: Congress party's youth icon Rahul Gandhi turned 39 on Friday, Jun 19. Rahul will be celebrating his birthday in London reportedly with his close pals.
Reports suggest that the celebration will be a private dinner, most likely with friends from his Cambridge days and some old family friends. Rahul had apparently asked his partymen not to have huge celebrations and to visit Dalits and slums instead and distribute sweets. However, Congress workers gathered in large numbers at the party headquarters and state offices to wish their beloved lead all the best. Congress party has decided to celebrate Rahul Gandhi's birthday as 'Samrasta Divas' and hold the 'sahbhoj'. Rahul, who emerged as the key leader of Congress after the Lok Sabha polls 2009, will be joined by Sonia Gandhi in London. London is the favourite destination of PM in the making. Born on June 19, 1970, he is a Member of Parliament from Amethi constituency in Uttar Pradesh.
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Aang Sann Suu Kyi celebrates her 64th bithday
Remember to pray for the suffering Christians in Burma
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Labels: Celebration
Thursday, 18 June 2009
Good News
The central government is going to block the anti-conversion Bills that have been introduced by various BJP governments but the response is not uniform.
Home Minister P Chidambaram has decided to take a firm stand on the controversial anti-religious conversion Bill blocking Presidential assent. But the response is different for various state governments
So, in Rajasthan where the Congress is in power the Centre has asked the Ashok Gehlot government whether it plans to drop the Bill passed by the earlier BJP government.
In Madhya Pradesh where a BJP government is still in place, the Centre has decided to withhold assent.
Centre stops anti-conversion laws:
Rajasthan: Left it to Congress government to drop Bill
Madhya Pradesh: Rejected BJP government's Bill
Broadly the Bills provisions banned conversion by force or fraud or inducement and made it punishable. But all this, the Centre says violate the freedom of religion as laid down in the constitution.
"When I was CM in those 10 years there was no case for forcible conversion," said Digvijay Singh, former Chief Minister, Madhya Pradesh.
"This is unacceptable and goes against Supreme Court judgements," said Ravi Shankar Prasad, Leader, BJP.
The BJP-led states had proposed laws in response to the increase in conversions by Christian missionaries.
But ironically they weren't the only ones, the Congress had passed a similar law in Himachal Pradesh and Orissa too has one which was passed in 1967.
Indian Christians should rejoice at this move of the present newly elected government. This is an answer to prayer. The anti conversion bill curtails the basic fundamental rights of a person to change his/her religion and humiliates minorities. It was aimed to obstruct evangelistic work and harass Christian workers .
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Labels: Church Life
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
(more recent with her son)
Since the past one week Namrita has been having severe migraines.
She cannot cope without painkillers.
She has a slight swelling on her head too.
A doctor said it could be an injury which she concurred
as a child and is now resurfacing.
She feels very weak and ill.
Cannot bear noise .
She has to go to Guwahati in Assam
for MRI tests and consultation with
a neurologist.
She will travel with her husband on Sunday.
The proceedings will begin on Monday.
My dear baby sister has had many struggles of her own.
Her name means "gentleness" which is included in Gal. 5 fruit of the Spirit list. Namrita is an excellent home maker and teacher, very much loved and respected in her community and school. Pray for healing, correct medical intervention, spiritual comfort and strength.
If I did not have my caregiving responsibilities I would have gone to her.
God is with us in all our trials and troubles.
He never forsakes us even in the toughest of times.
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Labels: Prayer request
Sunday, 14 June 2009
I like this Rap
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Labels: Video
Friday, 12 June 2009
Rapped on the Fingers
I started reading this book and have not been
able to put it down. The message is really
challenging and reviving me.
George Verwer is Founder and former International Director
of OM or Operation Mobilization which is a ministry of
evangelism,discipleship, training and church planting.
The book narrates and assesses how, in spite of the amazing mixture of victory and defeat, success and failure, joy and pain, peace and battles, happiness and brokenness, lives that are committed to Jesus can move forward.The content of the book reveals George Verwers knowledge of 50 years ministry.This is an exposition of the most revolutionary message of God in the latter half of 20th century and the present days.It motivates us to embrace the pain and hurt and allows them to make us better people for his glory
says the back cover.
Verwer says
- Our choice to walk with the Lord and to serve Him
will bring us good as well a unpleasant experiences.
- God answers prayers,but not all prayers will be answered
the way we want them.
- Victory is our privilege,but not all seeming defeats
can be erased from our history.
- Obstacles are sure to come into our lives, yet His
all sufficiency will help us
overcome them all.
The good news is that you can go to his website
and download this book free.
You can email George
and request free copies of a bunch of books
and he will send them to you anywhere in the world
and maybe in your own language too.
I wrote to him and he has directed his co-worker to send
me some of books.
I strongly recommend this for you.
God blessed me miraculously and I want
share this with you.
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Labels: Soul Searching, Vision
Wednesday, 10 June 2009
Thirst Quencher
These pictures are from the web.
Fresh raw sugar cane has less calories than refined sugar or syrup
It is pretty good for digestion and can also work as a mild laxative due to its high potassium content.
It is also high in magnesium, calcium and riboflavin (Vitamin B2).
Traditionally, drinking sugar cane juice is good to 'cool' down the body especially during hot, humid weather like what we have here.
Best of all is that the fresh sugar cane juice is sweet to drink but it is not as bad / unhealthy as drinking syrup!
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Labels: A taste of India
Saturday, 6 June 2009
Rain Relief
sprinkling the withering garden with
splashes of color
The actress Ashwaria Rai is a former Miss World.
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Labels: Celebrating India


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Pat McQuaid's nomination for president of the UCI will be discussed at an extraordinary general meeting in June, Cycling Ireland has announced.
The embattled president of cycling's world governing body will be the subject of the June 15 meeting in Dublin after his initial endorsement did not observe the full rules and regulations. The decision will now go to a membership vote.
Cycling Ireland company secretary Geoff Liffey announced the date of the meeting, which will consider a single resolution: "That Mr Pat McQuaid be and is hereby nominated by Cycling Ireland to stand as a candidate for the presidency of the UCI at the 2013 UCI congress and that the said nomination be executed and submitted forthwith by the board of this company (Cycling Ireland)."
McQuaid's position as head of the world governing body - a position he has held since 2005 - has been under scrutiny, particularly in the wake of the Lance Armstrong scandal.
Last week, following confirmation an EGM would be held but ahead of the date announcement, McQuaid said on the UCI website: "I was honoured that the board of Cycling Ireland endorsed my nomination as a candidate for the presidency of the UCI earlier this month.
"I understand that Cycling Ireland has now decided to refer the matter to an EGM as a result of a technicality arising from the fact that its president temporarily vacated the chair of the nomination meeting so that he could contribute to the meeting under the chair of the CEO.
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With the continued reliability of zombie apocalypse fare at the box office, it's not surprising that Hollywood has given the genre the teen rom-com treatment. In theaters Friday "Warm Bodies," written and directed by Jonathan Levine (known for "The Wackness" and "50/50"), is a clever, quirky movie, starring Australian-born Teresa Palmer, 26, as a human girl who falls for an undead boy, portrayed by Nicholas Hoult. Palmer's wingwoman is played by Analeigh Tipton, 24, the former "America's Next Top Model" contestant who broke out in 2011's "Crazy, Stupid, Love." WWD recently caught up with the starlets-turned-friendsat the Four Seasons hotel in Beverly Hills.
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The movie is quite action packed. How did you train for it?
T.P.: There was a lot of running. And I now know how to shoot a shotgun. We are not damsels in distress. We know how to fight the undead. I'm glad that Hollywood seems to be embracing these strong female characters.
A.T.: At the same time it wasn't a statement either. They were still super girly. You can be strong and still feminine. There is a scene where I'm supposed to be watching TV and taking apart and putting together a gun, which I can now do with my eyes closed. It felt so good that I would sit around and just play with my gun.
What's up next for both of you?
A.T.: I have a film called "One Square Mile" with Richard Jenkins and Kim Basinger, and I did my first lead this year in "Two Night Stand" with Miles Teller.
T.P.: We all knew a lead was just around the corner 'cause she's so fantastic in this movie and a hilarious comedienne.
A.T.: Aaaw, thanks."
T.P.: It's true. After "Warm Bodies," the next film I did was "Knight of Cups." It's a Terence Malick movie [with Christian Bale and Natalie Portman].
A.T.: Didn't you get that role when we were on set?
T.P.: I didn't get the role I originally auditioned for but they ended up making another part for me. It was completely improvised. No script, no idea what the character was, what I was wearing, or my name. We just started rolling. And I just wrapped a film called "Parts Per Billion." It's about the last few days of the world and it follows the story of three couples and how we're dealing with this impending apocalypse.
What do you dream of doing next?
A.T.: Every time I read a script I'm surprised. There are roles I didn't know existed. But I haven't done a period piece yet, which I'd like to try.
How did you begin acting?
T.P.: Growing up in Adelaide, Hollywood was like a distant dream. I made a low-budget Australian movie ["2:37"] at 19 and it ended up premiering at Cannes and changing my life. I was at university at the time studying to be a teacher.
A.T.: I moved to L.A. to be a writer and I sort of fell into acting.
T.P.: I read her blog during the shoot. It's so intensely poignant and she sees the beauty among things that people often overlook. And she's funny. She was going to write a rap skit for us to do on the movie.
A.T.: It was something about cuddling…
T.P.: But nobody else really thought it was funny. She'll have to finish it so we can do another project together.


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