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Below is the RLC's letter of endorsement which you may also find at RJHarris2010.com:
November 17, 2009
The Republican Liberty Caucus is pleased to announce its endorsement of R.J. Harris in his campaign to represent the 4th District of Oklahoma in the House of Representatives.
The RLC Board of Directors selected Mr. Harris as one of its first endorsed candidates for the 2010 primary season because of his issue stances in support of individual rights, limited government, and free enterprise. We believe Mr. Harris will be a strong defender of liberty as a member of Congress and an outstanding representative for the people of Oklahoma.
"As a soldier Mr. Harris has pledged his life to support and defend the Constitution. He has the character and integrity to be the next Congressman from Oklahoma because he has done something that most congressmen have not done, and that is he has actually reads and understands the Constitution," said RLC National Committee member Dan Sheill.
Dave Nalle, of Texas, the national chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus, mentioned that "what separates R.J. Harris from most conservatives today is that he fully understands that respect for the 10th Amendment and federalism requires that Congress and the President cannot legislate social policy that is properly reserved to the states."
The Republican Liberty Caucus wishes Mr. Harris good luck in his campaign, and will do everything in its power to promote him and Republican candidates like him to bring the Republican Party back to its core principles of individual liberty, limited government, and free enterprise.
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Sorry to post offtopic here. I told you that I'd come back and let you know when/if my concealed carry permit was approved in Broome County. That story seems to have been closed for comments though. Perhaps you can move this comment for me?
My CCL was approved in September. Been carrying without issue since then. Our system still sucks (why can't we have shall-issue like the majority of the US?) but at least here in Broome County it is possible to obtain a CCL with a little bit of effort. My friends who live in downstate NYS aren't nearly that lucky.
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Mike Luckovich
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This dense, satisfying Indian pudding developed by Kathleen Curtin, a food historian at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Mass., can be baked for 90 minutes for a classic New England dessert.
Or, for a 21st-century shortcut to an old tradition, the final cooking can be done in the microwave in just minutes.
Despite its name, Indian pudding is not a traditional Native American dish.
Native Americans had neither milk nor molasses.
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Adding New World ingredients � corn, a Native American staple, and molasses, from the Caribbean sugar trade � completed the evolution of the pudding recipe into a �true American original,� Curtin says.
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Servings: 12
7 cups milk, divided
1 cup molasses
1/3 cup sugar
1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter
2 teaspoons ginger
1 teaspoon cinnamon
3/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1 cup packed cornmeal
Whipped cream or vanilla ice cream, to serve
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In a medium bowl, mix together the remaining 1 cup of milk and the cornmeal. Whisk this mixture into the Dutch oven.
Bring the mixture to a simmer and cook, stirring constantly with a rubber spatula, for 20 minutes, or until nicely thickened. Be certain to scrape the bottom of the pot to prevent sticking.
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Alternatively, the pudding can be finished in the microwave for an English-style hasty pudding. After the 20 minutes of stovetop cooking, transfer the mixture to a 3-quart casserole dish coated with cooking spray. Microwave on high for 3 minutes.
Stir the pudding, the microwave on high another 3 minutes. Do this 2 more times, cooking the pudding for a total of 12 minutes. If the pudding splatters during cooking, it can be loosely covered with a paper plate.
� Recipe from Kathleen Curtin, food historian at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Mass.
For fall, serve up this New England classic
This dense, satisfying Indian pudding developed by Kathleen Curtin, a food historian at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Mass., can be baked for 90 minutes for a classic New England dessert.


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Page 2 is a scan of what was on the back of the first page. It reads "A settlement of the estate Abiah Godwin, Deceased."
Page 3 is a receipt of monies owed to Samuel Godwin from the estate for his duties of administrator.
Pages 4 and 5 contain an inventory of the estate of Abiah Godwin taken on 4 Feb 1796, consisting of furniture, pots, farm stock, kitchen goods, etc.
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Perennial to trees, from membranous bulb, fibrous corm, scaly rhizome, or erect caudex
Stem generally underground
Leaves generally basal, often withering early, alternate, generally ± linear
Inflorescence various, generally bracted
Flower generally bisexual, generally radial; perianth often showy, segments generally 6 in two petal-like whorls (outer sometimes sepal-like), free or fused at base; stamens 6 (or 3 + generally 3 ± petal-like staminodes), filaments sometimes attached to perianth or fused into a tube or crown; ovary superior or inferior, chambers 3, placentas generally axile, style generally 1, stigmas generally 3
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Etymology: (Latin: dicebox, from fruit shape)
Reference: [Turrill & Sealy 1980 Hooker's Icones Plantarum 34:1275]
Bulbs of some eaten by Indians of North America
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A series of one-shots in Claire's perspective throughout the series For Her.
Um, will not go in any order. they come as i get bored enough to write them. PSSSTTT if you want a new story, go review with her!
1. First Leaving
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No Quil, though. Sad. I miss Quil.
Bath. I take bath. I always take bath without Quil, and so bath is sad.
Quil is happy. Quil make me happy.
Out of bath now. Put on clothes.
Quil! "Hi Kwiw!" Say name wrong, but okay. Make Quil laugh.
Something wrong. Quil look sad, and I don't like Quil sad.
"What's wrong, Kwiw?"
He answer after waiting. Waiting bad. "I… your mommy should tell you this, but I want you to know, sweetie. You have to go stay with your daddy, and you know I'm not allowed to see you when Daddy's around."
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He says promise. When he says promise, he always does. And he says soon. Soon isn't long. Soon is good. Soon means he comes back… soon.
But I don't like any time. Soon is good, but soon is not good enough. "I don't want you to! WANT YOU TO STAY!"
I feel lots of sad and angry. Mommy says big girls not supposed to cry when they sad and angry, but Quil is leaving. I feel so much I can't stop cry. I want to cry forever, until Quil comes back.
Which he will, he has to. I love him.
Quil pick me up and hug me. I stop cry. He is good at hugs. It makes me happy. He is warmer than other people. I am happy, not sad and angry.
He talk very quiet. "I love you, Claire, and I swear I will be back. Someday, one day, every day."
He better. Every day better be very soon, if Quil know what good for him.
"You are my world, sweetie, you know that?" I do. Is why I love Quil best of everybody, because Quil love me best of everybody.
"I love you. Good-bye."
He look sad to. Maybe is better, if I not only one sad. "Bye-bye, Kwiw."
He gives me kiss on forehead, and I smile.
I think Quil cry too, right before he run away. I want that I could run with him, or after him, but I's too little. I can't do nothing but lie here and cry.
I want him come back!
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Ask Granny is a free educational outreach program funded by local genealogical societies, donations, and grants. The program is particularly focused to provide free genealogical seminars to help senior citizens create a genealogical gift for children and grandchildren.
Boston 2013 - 33rd International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
Boston—Registration is now open for the 33rd IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy to be held in historic Boston on August 4-9. The conference is the leading genealogy event of the year for people researching their family history. Experts will give 200 lectures, hands-on workshops and programs during the conference. Over 1000 researchers ranging from beginners to professional genealogists from all over the United States and around the world are expected to attend the conference in Boston. The early registration discount will end on April 30. Attendees will have a special rate at the centrally located Boston Park Plaza Hotel (hotelinfo.iajgs2013.org). The rate will be in effect from July 29 to August 14, so consider spending extra time doing research or enjoying Boston and its wonderful vacations areas nearby. Within a few hours' drive of Boston are Cape Cod, the Tanglewood Music Center in western Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont and Connecticut. For people who have never attended an IAJGS Conference, see this video, Passport to Your Past, to learn about the experience: video.iajgs2013.org. The International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) and the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston (JGSGB) are co-hosts of the conference. Co-chairs are Marlis Humphrey representing IAJGS and Jay Sage and Heidi Urich for JGSGB (firstname.lastname@example.com).
BYU Continuing Education - Conference on Family History
Held each summer at the BYU Conference Center, Provo Utah.
Holly T. Hansen, Family History Expos, Inc. President, founded the company in 2003 to feed her passion for genealogy, family history and sharing her knowledge with others. In doing so, Holly has helped thousands understand the techniques and technology to trace their roots in today's ever-changing technological environment.
Family History Technology Workshop
From Brigham Young University. Research talks, developer presentations and lightning talks. Handwriting recognition, automated record transcription, data modeling, machine learning, natural language processing, visualization, human interaction, user experience. Any technology that makes family history better.
FamilySearch Wiki - Family History Library Classes and Webinars FREE
A schedule of all the classes taught at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, as well as webinars you can attend online.
Federation of Genealogical Societies - Upcoming FGS Conferences
This annual conference in the United States, with thousands of attendees, is held in late summer or early fall.
Genealogical Digital Storytelling Workshop
This three-day workshop, September 8-10, 2011 in Denver, Colorado, will use digital storytelling to help you craft a personal story about your place within your family's history. Digital storytelling is a multimodal method of creating short, first person video narratives to record stories of life experience and identity. Family knowledge, values, and beliefs are part of all of us. Dig into your family archives for photos, documents, diaries, journals, and oral histories to help tell your story, and you will leave the workshop with a compelling addition to your genealogical work. Price of the 3-day workshop is $495/person and registration is limited to 10 slots per workshop. Elder participants are welcome to bring a family member at no additional cost to assist with technological aspects of the workshop.
Genealogical Institute on Federal Records (Gen-Fed)
Gen-Fed, formerly The National Institute on Genealogical Research (NIGR), is held each summer at the National Archives in Washington, D.C., and College Park, Maryland, and is an intensive program offering on-site examination of federal records. Designed for experienced researchers, it is not an introduction to genealogy.
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International Society for British Genealogy and Family History - Institute
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Midwest African American Genealogy Institute (MAAGI)
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National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair
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With today's aftermarket manufacturers producing many combinations for the Chevy small-block, I took on the fun task of building a motor from scratch using a junkyard block for the base. And not just any junkyard motor either, we used an '88 Chevy 350 with a one-piece main seal, cam thrust plate, four-bolt mains, and hydraulic cam in part one this buildup. I installed an Eagle Specialties stroked 383 bottom end kit (PN ESP-B13052L030) from Summit Racing. The 383 is given its name from the increased stroke and bore over a stock Chevy 350, and is a great way to gain cubic inches without having to go with a heavier big-block. I chose the 383 because of the increased horsepower, but more importantly for the torque. Torque, in most cases has the ability to get a heavy vehicle moving quicker from a dead stop than a same-sized motor with more horsepower but less torque. Remember the old saying, horsepower sell cars but torque wins races; well, this is especially true for trucks that tend to weigh more than the average hot rod car.
I will save the horsepower versus torque argument for another time. For the Junkyard Heap motor, I wanted a well-rounded motor that would produce 400+ hp and slightly more than 425 lb-ft of torque. Since I plan on driving the truck on the street, on the autocross course, and down the occasional dragstrip, the 383 had to be stronger in relation to its condition when it was a stock 350. The motor had to run on pump gas, because in this economy I thought it would be unfair to the reader that wanted to build a similar motor but found out the price of race gas after the fact. Let's face it, pump gas is expensive enough. To keep the motor pump gas friendly, and run on 91-octane fuel, I wanted the compression ratio to be 9.6:1 rather than press the compression envelope and possibly risk detonation without the use of octane boosters or race gas.
When building or selecting a bottom end it is very important to choose the cylinder heads at the same time. Cylinder heads are measured in several different ways. The first determining factor to look at is the combustion chamber size. This is the area next to the valves and the spark plug hole. The combustion chamber has a direct relationship between the piston shape and deck height. Bigger is better right? Well, that's not always the case with cylinder heads, especially when talking combustion chamber size. My RHS Pro Action heads have a combustion chamber size of 64 cc and if I ordered a set of 74cc heads instead it would have decreased the compression by a lot due to the 16cc D-shaped pistons that came with the Eagle Specialties kit.
If I were using a flat-type or dome-type piston with the same 64cc heads my compression ratio would have been higher than I wanted. Now, if I used a flat- or dome- type piston with the larger RHS 74cc heads, I could lower my compression ratio. In a nutshell, the piston shape, cylinder head cc's, deck height, head gasket thickness, and cam size all play a role in pre-determining your choice of performance parts. I made sure to call the RHS tech line (800-999-0853) to have them help me select the right parts for my application.
Another common mistake when ordering heads is ordering too big of intake runners and valve sizes per the motor's capability to pull vacuum. Remember, bigger is not always better. I ordered the smallest intake runners—180cc—that RHS has available for their aluminum heads. Without the help of the folks at the RHS tech line I would have ordered the 235cc heads, and suffered a loss of intake velocity and power because the motor would not be able to keep up with the amount of airflow. That's not to say that 235cc heads don't have their place, but they weren't correct for my relatively low compression 383 stroker. With this particular 383, the RHS 180cc or 200cc intake runners work really well. CT
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Summit Racing
• Eagle Specialties 383 bottom end: PN ESP-B13052L030
• Alternator: PN 810350
• Starter: PN 829100
• Air cleaner: PN 239441
• Water pump: PN SUM-312449
• Head bolts: PN 134-3701
• Motor bolt kit: PN 534-9802
• Thread sealer: PN 1009904
• Thread lube: PN 1009909
Lokar Performance Products
• Locking dipstick: PN 122007
Doug's Headers
• Headers: PN D372Y
• Distributor: PN D7100710
• Coil: PN 60103
• Plug wires: PN 808290
Comp Cams
• Camshaft: PN 08-432-8
• Lifters: PN 850-16
• Rocker arms: PN 1605-16
• Pushrods: PN 7949-16
• Lifter spider tray: PN 08-1000
• Pro Action Heads: PN 12053-02
• Valve covers: PN VC-12000
• 750-cfm carb: PN 0-3310C
• Performer Air-Gap intake manifold: PN 7501
• Head gaskets: PN 1003
• Exhaust manifold gaskets: PN Fel-1444
• Intake manifold gasket: PN Fel-1206
• Valve cover gasket: PN Q1649
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Celebrate Crawfordsvilleby Zuber Ahmed • December 6, 2005 Share:
Celebrate Crawfordsville's culture with the people who live here.
The annual Strawberry Festival is the perfect opportunity for you to see what Crawfordsville is all about. With exotic arts and crafts, games, great food, and of course live music, the Lane Place is the best place to be to experience what Crawfordsville has to offer. The festival is usually held during the second weekend of June and attracts people from other parts of the state and the mid-west.
The organizers invite bands from all over the country and therefore the audience is treated to a variety of music. From rock to blue grass, it all can be heard here. The crafts include pottery, woodwork, basket weaving, leather goods, paintings, and Native American crafts. All the vendors' items are partially handmade. Stands are organized and operated by different groups and organizations in the community.


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Free Crochet Tops for Women Patterns + Shaping Guide
One of the advantages of crocheting your own tops and sweaters is the ability to modify them to flatter your figure. Need a little more room in the bust without affecting the circumference of the waist, or, like me, is there always too much fabric at the hips? Modifying a crochet pattern can seem intimidating, but with a little instruction and a few tips, you can modify any crochet top for a perfect fit. Here is an excerpt from our free eBook on crochet tops for women and a shaping guide to get you started.
We are not all built the same and that is a good thing. But it can be frustrating to fall in love with a crochet pattern only to realize that if you were to choose the proper bust size, your finished garment will end up with too much fabric at the hips or waist. Instead of being frustrated with fit, try modifying the pattern to create a crochet blouse, tunic, or garment that is custom fit for your body.
In this free eBook, Customize a Crochet Tunic, Blouse and Pullover: 4 Free Crochet Patterns for Women Plus Shaping Guide, you'll discover Doris Chan's invaluable article on shaping crochet tops for women as well as four free crochet sweater patterns for women, perfect for practicing your newfound pattern modification skills. So download these free crochet patterns for women plus shaping guide, and find your perfect fit today.
Free Crochet Tops for Women Patterns You'll Find Inside:
Shaping and Using Negative and Positive Ease
Shaping Part Deux by Doris Chan
Shaping Part Deux will walk you through bust shaping for adding just the right amount of positive ease, waist shaping for positive or negative ease, and hip shaping either in conjunction with waist shaping or as its own modification. Doris' helpful suggestions are perfect for almost any stitch pattern, from a crochet lace top like the China Doll to the solid double crochets of the Ripple-Lace V-Neck Top.
Crochet Tunic Pattern
China Doll design by Doris Chan
Doris Chan's China Doll was designed in combination with her article on shaping. This top down crochet tunic pattern includes instructions for modifying the shaping at the bust, waist, and hip. Inspired by traditional Chinese costume, this crochet lace top was inspired by one of Doris' mother's engagement dresses.
Crochet Blouse Pattern
Queen Anne's Lace Blouse by Monica Welle Brown
The Queen Anne's Lace Blouse by Monica Welle Brown was inspired by the femininity of Victorian tops. This crochet blouse pattern is shaped similar to that of a tailored blouse with a bit more ease in the front than the back. The body of this crochet blouse is worked first, and then the bib is worked separately and sewn into the body before finishing the collar.
Crochet Pullover Pattern
Ripple-Lace V-neck Top design by Christine L. Walter
The Ripple-Lace V-Neck Top by Christine L. Walter is a great easy crochet pullover pattern to modify. The body of this vest is worked in double crochet and the lace hem is crocheted using a larger hook size to emphasize the simple chevron peak-a-boo stitch. Try working this vest with a little negative ease.
Crochet Lace Top Pattern
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Adding a twist to classical lines, the Cubist Asymmetrical Cardigan by Megan Granholm is the perfect crochet lace top for any season. Crocheted in a gorgeous wool/silk blend, this sweater boasts a subtle lace fabric, clean lines, and an eye-catching diagonal buttoned front.
In this informative article, you will learn how to create additional bust shaping using the wedge, waist shaping, and working with the flare of hip shaping. Use this information to modify any crochet pattern to fit you. The accompanying four free crochet tops for women patterns are the perfect place to start. You will learn how to modify crochet worked in a shell stitch pattern or simple half double crochet.
Try your hand and crochet shaping with one of the included four free crochet tops for women patterns. From a top down sweater pattern to asymmetrical construction to waist and hip shaping, these crochet tops are the perfect opportunity to test your new skills. Get your free eBook and learn to modify your crochet patterns.
I already use many of these great tips for modifying my own crochet garments. Download Customize a Crochet Tunic, Blouse and Pullover: 4 Free Crochet Patterns for Women Plus Shaping Guide today and learn to modify and shape your garments today.
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• The world's largest Tecmo Super Bowl tournament is tomorrow in Madison, Wis., featuring a field of 178 players. TecmoBowl.org also tells Kotaku that NFL Films will be present, apparently for a feature sometime later about video gaming and football. The event will be livestreamed and liveblogged from TecmoBowl.org's official tournament page. The action begins at 11 a.m. EST.
• MLB 12 The Show will have an Online Pass, to no one's surprise, but that pass, of course, will be necessary to access the game's new Diamond Dynasty fantasy team game, the same as EA Sports' Ultimate teams require the online pass for their respective games. Like last year, the servers will not be turned on until Tuesday, the day the game releases. That means anyone who picks it up at midnight (or gets a retailer to break street date) won't be able to access Diamond Dynasty until Tuesday morning,. [Pasta Padre]
• Madden Cover Contest Update: It's the NFC East teammate pairings today. Dallas will be represented by LB DeMarcus Ware and TE Jason Witten. The Super Bowl Champion New York Giants get DE Jason Pierre-Paul and WR Victor Cruz in the contest. Philadelphia fans will choose between RB LeSean McCoy and QB Michael Vick, who made the final round of last year's vote-off. Washington is represented by linebackers Brian Orakpo and Ryan Kerrigan—both of whom I picked in this column. Stick Jockey is 21-for-32 in its selections; we need more than 44 to win a bet with an unnamed third party.
• Joel Simmons, the audio director of 2K Sports, has posted a developer's diary that explains how the commentary is tied to gameplay in MLB 2K12, particularly in the game's new mandate for pitchers to mix their locations and ptch types. The booth team of Gary Thorne, Steve Phillips and John Kruk aren't there just to comment on the action, if you listen closely, they can help you out, by reminding you of what happened the last time you faced a batter or a pitcher.
• Soccer fans looking for a player management game on the go might want to consider Big Win Soccer which launched today for iOS devices. It's a free-to-play game, so you know that means microtransactions are involved in the development of your club. But it does match you against other players who have the game. If you're looking for soccer club management without the freemium structure, Luke thought very highly of Pocket League Story


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hey there send me your email and I can play now or after lunch- Ian. I know lots of free courts in the plateau and around town, clay or hard court.
no prob.... dont know many outlet stores other than the basic Sports Experts..... heres what I found on google maps,
ok, its a free court behind the Vieux Duluth restaurant in Lasalle. Not terribly close to Mt Royal, though.... heres a map to where it is, let me know if you want..... https://maps.google.ca/maps?saddr=Avenue+Cedar&daddr=Avenue+Dollard&hl=en&sll=45.432115,-73.634319&sspn=0.004796,0.011362&geocode=FQA9tgIdoByd-w%3BFXE8tQIdfGac-w&t=h&mra=dme&mrsp=1&sz=17&z=17
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Okay Great. How about tomorrow at Irquois park 6 ish in the evening?
I usually play at my apartment courts. But usually its crowded so have to wait a long time to actually play. If you know other Courts then let me know we can pick a day and start the game. Will weekdays work for you?
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Knowing your Ås from your Æs!
The national language of Denmark is Danish, a Germanic language. Danish has three special characters that come at the end of the alphabet: Æ, Ø and Å. The letter Å can also be written as AA, and you will notice many Danish cities start with this combination, such as Aalborg and Aarhus.
Speaking English in Denmark
Danish people tend to have a very good level of English and it is easy to get around the country, even if you don't speak Danish. You will find that Danes are happy to stop and help you in English. Foreign language films are always shown in the original version with Danish subtitles, both in cinemas and on television.


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Nice Night Lights
The seven human-form resin statues at Place Massena in Nice, France light up at night to provide stunning visual interest along the tram tracks. The lights transition smoothly between various colours.
World Pride Rainbow
Storybook ending to the World Pride 2014 celebrations at Dundas Square in Toronto. Talk about being in the right place at the right time. Unbelievable!
ROM Nightscape
The modern crystal wing is a striking addition to the Royal Ontario Museum.
Flatiron Nightscape
The traffic and night lights cast a warm glow around the historic Gooderham Building, also known as the iconic Flatiron Building in Toronto. It was completed in 1892, a full 10 years before the other, more famous Flatiron building in New York City.
Heavenly Clouds
The clouds open up to reveal a heavenly scene after an intense summer storm.
Cubic Co-Op
One of the first striking cubic design buildings in Toronto. In this case, it's a co-operative housing building that's already influencing the design of future condos.
Zigzag Balconies
Some of the newer condo buildings in Toronto are sporting more unique design elements such as these zigzag balconies.
Phnom Bakheng Sunset
Phnom Bakheng is one of the popular spots for viewing/photographing the sunset in Siem Reap. Fighting the wave of tourists for a clean shot is a whole other matter. I managed to sneak to one of the side stairs for this view.
Angkor Wat Sunrise
Not quite the shot I had envisioned when planning for a pre-dawn shoot - the sky just wasn't that interesting that morning. However, something interesting did happen when the sun finally came up, casting a nice reflection in the pond.
Ta Prohm Tree
Incredible overgrown roots of the ancient trees have made Ta Prohm temple famous. Some scenes of Tomb Raider were filmed here.
Numbered Streetcar Tracks
Numbered streetcar tracks getting rusty, sitting on the road, waiting for track replacement.
Toronto Downtown Core
View of the Toronto downtown core from East side of town. While the landscape continues to change quickly with the construction of condo buildings, the upcoming completion of the curvy L tower will definitely stamp it as an iconic building for years to come.
Manarola Train Station Night
The train station at Manarola is tucked between tunnels running through the cliffs at Cinque Terre. The seemingly lonely setting at night is deceiving, as it gets lots of visitors during the day.
Toronto Skyline Sunset
Classic viewpoint of the Toronto skyline.
Manarola Blue Hour
A slightly different take of the classic viewpoint of Manarola - one of the five villages in Cinque Terre. The pile of breakwater rocks into the ultra-blue Mediterranean seem to cap off the stunning setting nicely. This was taken from one of the vineyard trails leading down to the water. Will have to return during grape harvesting season!
Manarola Terrace Sunset
Perfect spot to soak in the sunset with panoramic views of the town of Manarola in Cinque Terre, Italy.
Rocky Creek Bridge - Big Sur
One of a few beautiful classic bridges at Big Sur along the amazing coastal Highway 1, truly one of the best drives in the world. I had forgotten to pack a battery charger in the car and was down to the last couple of mins of charge. Fortunately, there was just enough for me to snap this. Sadly, the batteries were drained by the time I reached the more famous Bixby Bridge - perhaps next time.
Postcard Row
The "Painted Ladies" near Alamo Square are perhaps the most photographed Victorian houses in San Francisco.
Storm Approaching
One of the benefits from the freakish storms lately is the photo ops! Learned from the news that it's called a Shelf Cloud. Or is it Roll Cloud? Very cool anyway.
Incense Burner at Buddhist Temple
Chinese Lantern
Zhouzhuang is one of the water towns near the city of Suzhou, on the outskirts of Shanghai. This part of China is regarded as the 'Venice of the East' with boats travelling through a system of canals.
Cavalia's Odysseo Tent - Toronto
The giant tent for the Cavalia horse show helps to add some drama to the waterfront port lands.
One Foggy Morning - Toronto
One of countless condo buildings being built in the city. This was taken on a particularly foggy morning in March which was unusually warm this year.
Stephansdom Organ
Schonbrunn Palace
Karlskirche Cathedral Reflection
Belvedere Place
Prague Traffic Jam
Yes, even beautiful fairy tale cities have traffic jams.
Prague Powder Tower View Panorama
Prague TV Tower
With giant babies! Fantastic eye-catching sculptures by David Cerny. We need something like this in North America.
Prague Manhole Cover
Glad I stopped long enough to take this while rushing through the streets.
Prague Castle - St. Vitus Cathedral Panorama
Had to return in the evening to avoid the huge crowds.
Prague Castle - St. Vitus Cathedral
Beautiful Gothic architecture details.
Prague City View
Charles Bridge over the Vltava River
Just a beautiful fairy tale setting.
Toledo Rooftop View Panorama
Stayed overnight in a little hotel which had a small rooftop terrace with a very surprising view!
Toledo City Twilight
Quite a hassle to get up to this view point, but well worth it!
Cathedral of Segovia
Looks like something out of Star Wars!
Cemetary with Sunset Backdrop
Spectacular end to a stormy day.
Bridge to Alcazar of Segovia
A very impressive entrance to the castle. Good thing there was no dragon.
Alcazar of Segovia
A very fairy tale-like castle, with weather to match.
Streaking Past AGO
Toronto Corktown Sunset 2
Gloomy Sky Cranes
Toronto Corktown Sunset


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Taber Honored for Patent, July 6, 2005
by George Zamora
SOCORRO, N.M., July 6, 2005 – Joseph J. Taber, director emeritus of New Mexico Tech's Petroleum Recovery Research Center (PRRC), recently was honored at an afternoon get-together at the PRRC in recognition of his having been granted a U.S. patent last month for a novel method he developed of converting feedwater into freshwater. The patented method, which utilizes existing reverse osmosis technology, has the capacity to economically convert salty or brackish water to fresh water by using water pressures and high-flow rates typically found in oil-field operations such as the injection of water for enhanced oil recovery. Taber's patent will be administered and marketed worldwide by the New Mexico Tech Research Foundation.


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The Navajo Nation has partnered with Utilicraft Aerospace Industries Inc., to produce a newly-designed, specialized feeder freight aircraft called the FF-1080-300.
The arrangement calls for establishing three aircraft sub-assembly plants on the Navajo Nation that will create hundreds of jobs and provide millions of dollars to the Navajo economy, according to Joe Shirley Jr., Navajo Nation President.
Utilicraft Aerospace has agreed to establish its final assembly facility at the Double Eagle II Airport near Albuquerque, N.M.
Earlier this month, Shirley and Utilicraft Aerospace CEO John J. Dupont signed a memorandum of understanding that would have the Navajo Nation invest $34 million to become a 25% equity partner in Utilicraft Aerospace.
Utilicraft Aerospace has an agreement with Global Air Group of Brisbane, Australia, for the purchase of 100 FF-1080 aircraft for $1.2 billion. The company also has an agreement with WSI Hong Kong, Ltd., for 300 FF-1080 aircraft. The company anticipates producing 96 aircraft a year.
The aircraft is an all-aluminum, twin-engine, high-wing, fixed-landing gear plane specifically designed to transport air freight. It has a gross weight of 70,000 lbs. and can transport 20,000 pounds up to 1,000 nm. The plane, which has been in development 13 years, is expected to receive certification in about two years.


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- 225g digestive biscuit
- 100g butter, melted
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- 250g tub mascarpone
- 600g soft cheese
- 2 eggs, plus 2 yolks
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- zest 3 lemons, juice of 1
Oval in shape, with a pronouced bulge on one end, lemons are one of the most versatile fruits…
- 4 tbsp plain flour
- 175g caster sugar
For the topping
- ½ a 284ml pot soured cream
- 3 tbsp lemon curd
- handful raspberries, to serve (optional)
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Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Line the bottom of a 23cm springform tin with greaseproof paper. Tip the biscuits and melted butter into a food processor, then blitz to make fine crumbs. Press into the tin and chill.
Whisk all the other ingredients in a large bowl until completely combined, pour into the tin, then bake for 35-40 mins until the cheesecake has a uniform wobble.
Turn off the oven and leave the cake inside until cool. When it is completely cooled, remove from the tin and top with soured cream. Swirl lemon curd over the top and decorate with raspberries, if you like.


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O Frade e a Freira são duas montanhas/rochas geminadas que formam a figura de dois religiosos. Com 683 metros de altitude, é motivo de cartões postais e encanto de turistas e capixabas. Uma exuberante formação rochosa de granito, na qual diz uma lenda que um frade e uma freira que se amavam tiveram esse amor eternizado em forma de pedra, que estão até hoje, as margens da BR 101 na divisa de três municípios: Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, Rio Novo do Sul e Itapemirim.
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Here's your soundtrack. Okay, maybe they're not exactly brazillian but their music is awesome and their live shows legendary.Now, Brazil covers almost half of South America and its Amazon rainforest is the world's largest jungle... which is rapidly getting cut down. The country is basically one giant botanical garden with some bangin' cities on its edges.Brazil was colonized in 1808 by the royal court of Portugal, which was fleeing Napolean's troops. They didn't stay long, and Brazil won its independence in 1822.Its biggest city, Sao Paulo, is the financial hub of South America. Brazil is the "b" in BRIC -- Brazil, Russia, India and China. These four were labeled the world's fastest developing large economies in the year 2001.Brazil is known for three things: amazingly beautiful women, carnival, and Pele -- King of Football, Athlete of the Century, football ambassador of the world and a declared national treasure.Brazillians can tell foreigners a mile away, by the way their hips move. Samba is built into the soul of brazil and carnival is when it bursts out into twenty-four hour undying explosions of sound on every street.This picture of mask diving at the Taipus reefs makes me shed hot and salty tears all over my calendar, which is set on "January" right now.Text by Steve Smith.


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Date(s) - 23/04/2015
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Greyfriars Gallery primarily hosts exhibitions of selected artworks from the Waterford Municipal Art Collection. Founded in the late 1930s, the collection contains over four hundred artworks including some of Irelands leading 20th century painters e.g. Jack B.Yeats, Paul Henry, Evie Hone, Louis LeBrocquy, and contemporary artists, e.g. Hughie O'Donoghue, Donald Teskey, Kathleen Delaney, and Breda Lynch. Greyfriars Gallery also occasionally hosts contemporary art, music, poetry, and literature events.
'This current exhibition is a selection of works chosen from the Municipal collection exploring connections between artists and styles from the 19th and 20th Century and curated by Ciara Gilbert and Ruth Brennan. Admission €Free. Contact venue for details : Tel: (353) 51 849857 E: firstname.lastname@example.com


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A BRISBANE mother has been charged with supporting terrorism after being arrested while trying to leave Australia with her four young children.
The 29-year-old woman was charged as a result of a counter-terrorism operation that focuses on foreign incursions, an Australian Federal Police spokeswoman told AAP.
Detectives from the NSW joint counter-terrorism team stopped the woman at Sydney airport about 8.30pm (AEST) on Saturday, trying to board and international flight with her children.
The AFP could not comment on reports the woman was carrying cash and equipment intended for her husband, who is in war-torn Syria.
Three properties have been searched in relation to the operation, two in Sydney and one in Brisbane.
The woman has been charged under the Crimes (Foreign Incursions and Recruitment) Act 1978.
"She was charged with supporting incursions into a foreign state, with the intention of engaging in hostile activities," the AFP spokeswoman said.
She was granted strict conditional bail and will appear in Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court on June 2.
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Sioux Falls Family Needs Help Following Fatal Crash
A Sioux Falls family desperately needs your help. Stephen and Ameina Wolf and their 3 children were riding in their Dodge Durango when it was involved in a terrible accident that left one Sioux Falls man dead at the scene at 41st and Minnesota Avenue.
Stephen Wolf is the sole bread winner in the family of five. Without his income, the family is facing a terrible financial hardship finding the resources to pay for essentials like rent, food, and the things they need just to get by.
Ameina Wolf has had two surgeries for a spinal fracture and a broken left shoulder and faces more than a year of recovery. She'll never be 100 percent. She wasn't wearing a seatbelt. She took it off moments before the crash to check on the baby who was buckled in in the second row of seats along with the other children.
She was launched into the second row with the children, 6 year old Anaya, 22 month old Samara and three and a half month old Silas. By being thrown into the children, Ameina possibly saved one of them from being launched forward.
Thanks to the Wolf family, police officers plan to take the Dodge Durango they were riding in to child safety seat seminars to show parents why it's so important to buckle their child in.
Child safety seats without a doubt, averted an even bigger tragedy. Despite everything, the Wolf family feels lucky and grateful to be alive.
Donations to the family can be made at any Home Federal Bank and Wells Fargo location.


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Dear Roommate,
I really shouldn't hafta say this more than once…
Scratch that, I shouldn't hafta say this at all.
Clean out the fucking animal blood you spilled inside the fridge!
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Dear Former Friend
Dear Former Friend,
I say "former" because "ex" makes it sound like there's a romantic element, and while there was a time when I would have liked to have a downstairs party with you, that was a loooong time ago.
We decided to go the "just friends" route.
Then I realized that I didn't have much interest in being friends, either… I mean, sure, we hung out some times, but most of your texts were spent calling me "missy" and other effeminate names which is, well, it's a solid joke to start with, but it wears after seven months.
Still, I'm sorry we ended our friendship the way we did.
Cuz, like, now I'm remembering that time you made fun of that homeless man? The one who was diabetic and lost a foot?
Yeah, I'm mainly sorry cuz I shoulda ended this friendship sooner.
Dear iPhone
Dear Starbucks Employee
Dear Starbucks Employee,
I know the unkempt beard might suggest otherwise, but I swear I'm not homeless.
… Although I'm sure plenty of homeless folks have tried that line before.
I'm just hanging out here til my boyfriend is done with his doctor's appointment. I know what you're thinking, I'm disappointed in me too. I could totally be doing better things with my time than just waiting around… oh, an example? I dunno, I could be watching cartoons? That's contributing to society, right? Oh, it isn't?
… who asked you, anyway?!?
P.S. Pretty sure this is the conversation we would have if I wasn't too afraid to talk to any of you… I'm that bored.
Dear Work
Dear Work,
Look, I'm not saying that I hate you, I just- we should probably slow things down for a little while, ya know?
I'm just worried we're getting too serious.
I mean, four nights a week?
It's just- I'm not sure I'm ready for that kind of commitment, ya know?
Plus, well, considering I work in a bar, I'm kinda missing out on my 20s.
I mean, do you even know the last time I was up to watch Saturday morning cartoons?
Getting out at 3 :30 AM, making it home by 4, who has the energy to wake up at 8 AM for Scooby-Doo reruns?
It's not fair, damnit. These are the prime years of my life and I'm, what, spending them working?!?
… actually, yeah, no, that sounds about right.
My bad.
Dear Roommate
Dear Body
Dear Body,
We've been through a lot together; marathons, puberty… some other stuff too…
But after last night?
If I could turn my back on- well, turn my back on my body, I would.
Sadly, we're stuck together.
But after the pure concentrated evil that came out of my back end this morning?
Don't think I'm too happy with you. Cuz I'm not.


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Aortic Stenosis
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Children's heart conditions can't be prevented, but a lot can be done to improve and often completely repair their hearts at any age. Thanks to advanced technology and the pediatric heart experts at the Nemours Cardiac Center (based at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children), most children born with a heart problem — even newborns only hours or days old — can be quickly diagnosed and treated right when it matters the most. At the Cardiac Center, we specialize in early detection and repair of congenital heart defects (also often called, "congenital heart disease").
If your child's been diagnosed with aortic stenosis, we're here to ease your concerns, answer your questions, and give your child the best possible chance for a healthy future.
The aorta is the large blood vessel that delivers oxygen-rich blood from the left ventricle to the aorta. Separating the aorta from the left ventricle is a valve — the aortic valve — which consists of three relatively thin flaps called "leaflets." When the heart contracts this valve opens, allowing blood to flow out to the body. As the ventricle relaxes and fills with blood, the valve closes, which prevents blood from washing back into the ventricle.
Types of Aortic Stenosis
Aortic stenosis refers to a narrowing of one of the following:
- aortic valve (this type of aortic stenosis is called "aortic valve stenosis")
- the region in the left ventricle (called the "left ventricular outflow tract")
- below the valve (this is called "subvalvar aortic stenosis"; the aorta directly above is called "supravalvar" and below is called "subvalvar")
- the aorta directly above the valve (this is called "supravalvar aortic stenosis")
Aortic valve stenosis may be caused by the valve simply being smaller than normal and not growing appropriately, even though the valve itself functions normally. More commonly, the valve itself is abnormal. It may have only two leaflets (a "bicuspid valve") or occasionally only a single leaflet (a "unicuspid valve"). Most children with a bicuspid valve don't need surgery. But sometimes the valve leaflets are stuck together or are thicker than normal and the valve can't open completely, resulting in aortic valve stenosis.
Subvalvar stenosis is a narrowing in the left ventricle below the valve. This may be the result of a problem in the muscle of the left ventricle (called "hypertrophic cardiomyopathy") or from the build-up of abnormal scar-like tissue (a "subaortic membrane") on top of the muscle in that area. The cause of subaortic membranes isn't clear, but they tend to get larger over time and may obstruct or interfere with the function of the aortic valve, resulting in a leak (this is called "aortic insufficiency" or "aortic regurgitation").
Supravalvar stenosis often occurs with genetic syndromes such as Williams syndrome, but may happen on its own or following earlier cardiac surgeries.
No matter what the cause, aortic stenosis leads to abnormally high pressure in the left ventricle, causing the left ventricular wall to thicken (this is called "hypertrophy").
How Does the Heart Normally Work?
When your child has a congenital heart defect, there's usually something wrong with the structure of the heart. In order to understand your child's condition, it can help to know how the heart should work normally.
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Nemours' experts at KidsHealth.org also offer these helpful resources to help both you and your child understand how the heart works:
We may use a variety of tests to measure the severity of the obstruction.
These often include:
- echocardiogram ("echo"), a completely safe and painless test that uses ultrasound (sound waves) to build a series of pictures of your child's heart
- catheterization, performed by inserting a thin plastic, flexible tube (called a "catheter") into an artery and vein that lead to the heart. Cardiac catheterization is done under sedation with local anesthesia or under general anesthesia, depending on your child's age and condition.
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With aortic stenosis, a thick ventricular wall can eventually result in a stiff heart that can't relax to allow blood into the ventricle. Children with aortic stenosis should be monitored with imaging studies including echocardiogram ("echo") and cardiac catheterization. During tests, we'll look for any leakage of the aortic valve, and perform a repair if the valve leakage increases (which can happen in children with a subaortic membrane).
We usually delay surgery to repair aortic stenosis for as long as possible. But we'll perform surgery before the high pressure in the left ventricle causes permanent thickening and damage to the muscle.
Types of Surgical Repair for Aortic Stenosis
There are many types of surgical repair for aortic stenosis. The type of surgery a child requires is determined by many factors, including:
- the location of the obstruction, whether it's at the valve (valvar), above the valve (supravalvar) or below the valve (subvalvar)
- the child's age and size
- the function of other valves in the heart
- whether the child has had previous heart surgery
- other medical conditions
The options for repair of aortic stenosis include:
Balloon valvuloplasty or valvotomy: A valvuloplasty involves inserting a catheter (a tiny, hollow tube) through an artery (usually in the leg) leading to the heart. A balloon at the end of the catheter is then inflated to stretch the valve open and reduce the level of obstruction. Balloon valvotomy is used primarily when the obstruction is located at the level of the valve itself.
Aortic valve repair: Valve repair involves preserving the child's valve leaflets — repairing them, so they can open and close appropriately. Although this often doesn't last as long as replacing the valve, the advantage of aortic valve repair is that children's valves can still grow with them as they get older.
Aortic valve replacement: Valve replacement involves using an artificial valve or a valve from a donor to replace the child's non-functioning valve. There are multiple options for different types of valve replacement — which your Nemours Cardiac Center surgeon can explain — including:
- mechanical valves made of carbon
- valves made of animal tissue (called "bioprosthetic" or "tissue" valves)
- donated human valves (called "homografts")
None of these valves grow with a child. So that means children either must be big enough for the valve to last into adulthood, or they'll need additional procedures to replace the valve with a bigger version.
Ross procedure: The Ross procedure is done in order to replace an aortic valve with a new valve that can grow with a child. Instead of taking an artificial valve, the pulmonary valve (which sits between the right ventricle of the heart and the pulmonary artery — the large blood vessel that delivers oxygen-poor blood to the lungs) is taken out and used to replace the non-functioning aortic valve. An artificial valve is then used to replace the pulmonary valve. This is done because growth and function of the pulmonary valve is less important than growth and function of the aortic valve. Children can grow into adulthood with a pulmonary valve that doesn't work (or doesn't work well). Although this is a larger operation, it allows the new aortic valve to grow as the child grows into adulthood.
Subaortic membrane resection: In patients with a subaortic membrane (scar-like tissue causing an obstruction below the valve "subvalvar"), it's usually necessary to remove the membrane from the muscle of the heart and the aortic valve leaflets. Occasionally, we may also perform a resection of muscle (called a "myectomy" or "myotomy") to enlarge the opening below the valve.
Left ventricular myectomy: When the obstruction of the flow from the heart into the aorta is caused by abnormal thickness of the muscle, we may perform a resection of the thick muscle to enlarge the opening and allow blood to move freely from the heart to the aorta.
Repair of supravalvar stenosis and patch aortoplasty: When the obstruction to blood flow is located in the aorta above the valve, we may use a variety of techniques to make that area wider. Our cardiac surgeons will often try to use a child's own tissue in order to preserve as much potential for growth as possible. But, at times, we'll use a patch to increase the size of the blood vessel. The patch may be one of the following:
- from the child's own tissue (usually the sac around the heart, called the "pericardium")
- tissue from the sac around the heart of a cow (called the "bovine pericardium")
- human tissue (called a "homograft")
- artificial tissue such as polytetrafluoroethylene ("PTFE" or Gore-Tex)
- woven tissue (Dacron)
All of these options are safe and work well for the children we treat. Your child's Nemours Cardiac Center heart surgeon will usually determine, in the operating room, which kind of patch will work best for your child.
The biggest challenge for children with aortic stenosis is that the problem can reoccur as they grow. This may happen for a variety of reasons, including scar tissue or a valve (such as a mechanical valve) that doesn't grow as the child gets bigger. So children may need multiple operations.
To monitor how the repaired or replaced aortic valve is working and to determine whether children need any additional procedures as they grow, we usually use:
- echocardiogram ("echo"), a completely safe and painless test that uses ultrasound (sound waves) to build a series of pictures of your child's heart
- catheterization, performed by inserting a thin plastic, flexible tube (called a "catheter") into an artery and vein that lead to the heart. Cardiac catheterization is done under sedation with local anesthesia or under general anesthesia, depending on your child's age and condition.
If your child has aortic stenosis, know that at the Nemours Cardiac Center we're here to give your child the very best, most comprehensive and compassionate care. Our goal is to guide your family, from start to finish, through your child's heart defect journey — and to help your child live the healthiest, most fulfilling life possible.
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Michael's Aortic Stenosis Story
Meet Michael, who was 6 weeks old when he was diagnosed with aortic stenosis and treated by the pediatric heart experts at the Nemours Cardiac Center.


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Yesterday, I saw this image by Eva O'Leary and was captivated by what I thought was a painting of abstract sparkling lights. Nope. Instead, it is probably one of the most enchanting photographs you will ever see of a parking lot. There is magic (and beautiful light) everywhere. Eva's shot instantly reminded me of a quote I love:
"And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it." — Roald Dahl
(photograph by eva o'leary)