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Ruth Hansen Bruerton Military Service as a Red Cross nurse during World War I
[Ruth's nursing activities during World War I were compiled from several sources: her autobiography, History of My Life by Ruth C. Hansen Bruerton, written in 1953, family pictures supplied by a grandson, Richard G. Wade, Jr., and newspaper clippings in the position of Gary B. Hansen. The first two pages present the highlights of Ruth's World War I nursing service as summarized by Helen Hansen in 1985. Ruth *s own handwritten account of her World War I service, taken from her autobiography, is then presented. This material was assembled by her nephew, Gary B. Hansen in, July 2006.]
Ruth C. Hansen received three years of nursing training at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah, graduating with the class of 1913. In the fall of 1915 she took a post-graduate course at Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois in the field of surgery. From there she went to the Polyclinic Hospital in New York and continued her studies in the field of surgery, graduated in the Spring of 1916. Following her World War 1 experience described below, she obtained additional schooling at the University of California, Berkeley in the College of Public Health and received her public health degree in 1922.
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Dallas Cowboys, of course! America's Team has the best players, the best fans, and the sexiest jerseys!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Jelly, you were a great pet. I'm sorry I forgot to take the wheel out of your cage. I am so, sorry about that. I hope you liked me"
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I don't play video games, I love board games, like The Game of Life!
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Harlem Shake
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My sweet dancing moves that don't exist.
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I have never had Near death Experiences, in this now I wonder WHY I can see through the universe, through the black holes and through matter and antimatter, without have NDEes.
Wondering why I was born like that, and wondering why I have so many drawings, article books about my cosmic insight, I have never write this before, thus it is not so important for me, thus deep inside me I know why. Sure you all know, the same way.
Sure we all know, we know, but still sure we dont know nothing yet ((LOL)).
When will we realize worldwide there is many more people there can see or have cosmic eyesight, as I call it.
When will the scientists realize the future people, which already are born have these abilities, to focus and zoom inn and zoom out, the dark matter in the black holes, not are where all the LIGHT cant escape, like a pocket in the wall of the universe, which is a door to another universe, etc.
We can write our cosmic insight and tell about what we see, and then leave it to the aftertime, where the future (light) beings the newborn children can understand what some people had to tell.
Wondering why it is so important to tell what we see from the other side, if people dont believe it anyway.
So many new age books on the market, so many workshops and so many talks world wide, and conversations in many small and huge groups their wanted to know about those universal enigma.
And still there is so many small fight and discussions about what is most correctly, who can see into the cosmic DNA knows that all have the right answer thus everything exists. No matter what the person can see.
We living in a time age where we have open up for the cosmic insight more and less, and it is so exiting thus we are in the core of the exploitable way to knowing about the universal matrix, how we can use it, and how we can know yourself better, inside our own inner core of oneself DNA.
We are in the beginning of a new era how we can read into our own body cell structure, how we can read all our own question, thus we are apart of the wholeness therefore we got all the answers with in us.
If we can read in the LIGHT, we can tell about the wholeness. Thus it is there the universal information is. And everyone can flow in the core of the light and read the text. Thats why we receive so much different stuff.
We read books, books, books I am a writer myself, LOL but in the very near future we will discovered and develop how we with our own power of the inner EYE can travel inside our own body, and SEE like an x/ray how we can re/create new DNA string, and HEAL and cure our own body. Even replace.
When we can see into matter, with our own mind, it will be MIND OVER MATTER, there can tell oneself how to discovered and be oneself re-searcher.
Why has the worlds healers still illnesses could be we forget our own abilities when we in hurry help others, and forget what we really can do, with the power of the mind to replace and heal yourself with trust and discipline and take the time is needed. Not only thinking of the divine-the white light-angels and all, not really do the job seriously, until it is totally finished. Thus too much stress, normally we are telling others, not to be LOL.
Wondering why we still doubt why we not 300% trust yourself or is it The Chosen Ones, or Is it the minority their will be cured or is it because we are lazy thus we are getting use to know we can do it when its in the last time, and then we do use our power of the mind, and do what we have to do, thus we know and trust yourself, that we really can do our cosmic job.
Maybe its because we are coming into this state, we are boring thus we have to many tools to use, and could it be we are waiting for some miraculous tools to help us with the final touch the missing link to continue the key opening, there can show us the next step to our own skills to move on again, again.
Wondering when the future people in the world, make a conference with all their visions and share and compare, could be there was a red thread in the collective connection.
To create some extraordinary unforgettable world wide tools we all can use in the future, in association with the scientists, so they could carry on with new ideas and tools, for the mankind. The visionary could have some of the wise stone, the missing link and then the scientists would make the mathematically calculations.
Are we in the middle of the zero point, where also we in the alternative world missing somethings like the scientists missing something, to get the whole picture, are we following hand in hand side by side, waiting for the next step, the next light portal we all can receive more wisdom from, could it be that???
I am still wondering.
I believe, I trust and I have the faith in everyone and everything, thus everything is meant to be.
Just my thoughts for the day.
Love yourself first, then you can love others.
For Ulla
Thank you Ulla...you are so brave and true. Just joining in with you as a fellow wonderer...sometimes wondering if the zero point isn't actually the only point and the All as everything is nothing and nothing is everything....to paraphrase many knowlegeable Masters from many earthwalk "systems" known perhaps, as the mystical ones. Never seen red.... only more shining rainbow colors. It is interesting that you see some red as it holds a myraid of vibrations ...hotter ones perhaps, than the others. As most people know the significances can be daunting (because of the many interpretations about this color). In some meditation systems, for example, red is the first chakra energy at the base of the kundalini energy and symbolizes grounding in some systems. In others or to others, as the case may be, red is the primary color of feminine energy, female power and/or earth energy and blood as is the symbolic case in many Native American tribes and placed as such on many medecine wheels.
Here's hoping part of your beautiful vision fortells of the return of this energy which has, in fact been so misused by the dominant patriarchical systems which have been dominant in todays world for far too long. We do live on Mother Earth not Father Earth...maybe you went into the red as a womb symbol. And, of course, in parts of the Orient, red is for luck and happiness and the world can certainly use this vibration at this cycle!
Love to you,
The Happy Wonderer
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Hi Wolfdog
Remember this :
The Kundalini Light Power
by/ Ulla Runchel
"Then the red colour started to open up in a lot of the deepest, strongest radiance. The colour started from the centre of his heart and radiated in all directions in a fantastic spectrometric eruption of light flowing through the scanner and far out in space radiating the temple in all shades of red. Stanley felt how his root chakra which he believed to be all right was in demand of some really deep openings. He had chosen not to talk so much about the Kundalini because he had been through that thousands of years ago, however, now he saw and felt the energy to its full extent.
Stanley saw his coccyx and in its centre a spiral, however, not the one talked about today. In all our bodies he saw all the transparent layers outside our insubstantial body radiating far out into the universe. He saw how human energy is connected to everything - in many different "layers" - dimensions, so to speak. He saw how each individual "awakes" the energy stored latently in all of us the human beings. In this way the evolution of each individual is being aroused by their own consciousness, and we realise our spiritual evolution, how we use the power of our mind merged into the consciousness, and how our feelings are co-operating with our mentality.
Today many people are highly spiritual and will start to experience the "power" of Kundalini with a new and very delicately oscillating liquid and relieving dissolution. Here it was seen that when one is totally empty-headed and experiencing the complete silence without movements the Kundalini is activated from far out in the universe. The power of Christ was entering through all our radiated bodies with thousands of millions of divine rays of light wave energy through the body far down in the hollow "tunnel" that we all have in our body along the spine and all the way up and out in the crown chakra. Here the light energies were so strong that they looked like bio-energetic fireworks flowing through the body without "touching" the cells of the organs and without stopping in the hara chakra or at the thymus or in the central nervous system in the occipital bone.
Here the energy "rushed" with such a power that afterwards Stanley felt overwhelmed and totally cleansed in all nerve paths. Here he saw the variety of this infrared light. He saw the optimum influence of the flowing stream on the organs via our bio-energetic circuit. He saw how the invisible power of energy worked all around in the 120,000 spiral wheels and balanced all nerve paths and the muscular cicatricial tissue. The energy fanned through the complete passiveness of the body, and because he had turned off his brains all his cells were receiving the essence energy from the Kundalini elevation.
One may be subject to a number of imbalances for a long time, until the body recovers, if the "old-fashioned" method is being used, and one is not familiar with the material.
Stanley felt almost embarrassed that it was this particular energy that passed: his lack of knowledge about the power of Kundalini. Apparently he was bound to take on this trip. "The Nine" sent love and warmth. In a flash he had been outside space and time simultaneously with being within their consciousness. In less than a second he saw all that they understood, these wise men, to whom everybody can connect. He realised all the many imbalances of his life to be repaired, and many kinds of wisdom he was to understand. In fact he had only just started in the universal library holding thousands of books to be read over and over, before he could comprehend just a tiny bit of this unique world in which we are all tiny sparks.
Kundalini will never be obsolete the way he once believed. He had had to revise his opinion. Even the power had been renewed and refined, because it is part of the naval string of the universe and the cosmic gene we all carry. Our individual oscillation will receive in accordance with our body and mental condition. Those who have opened up the refined energy will receive the power on a very high oscillation. As time goes by the new teachers of yoga will take this in as a task in order to radiate and revive the more delicately oscillating kind of energy in consciousness and lead the energy out through the mental stage without doing any harm to the hara chakra, the thymus, and the neck chakra. In this way the elevation of the Kundalini will not be checked, so that it turns downwards and takes place in the three fields, which would be felt like a pain in the cells.
These two different fields may be merged into one energy, and it is important that they are merged into the absolute passive condition of complete vacancy, before flowing into the strong energy. If balanced in that frequency the elevation will be complete. It is going to happen when we as human beings in relation to our own evolution are prepared to open up to this elevation of Kundalini.
Stanley knew now that we are not to enter this knowledge without the guidance of trained yoga teachers. This was really something to think about. "The Nine" knew that this tiny part of his root chakra had to be put back in its right place in his system, and he was very grateful for that. It was all revealed in this infra-red light, so that he could see the difference.
The infra-red light could be used to radiate the human body for the purpose of healing the cells. It could be used in the new measuring devices and computer binoculars with wireless connections through the very information sources of light, and for coding in the infra-red light serum to be used in the new super computers made of pure light coded with luminous phosphorescence files."
Love to all...from my book 2002
Love yourself first, then you can love others.
For Ulla
Loving this...where might I find your amazing book?
In gratitude,with Love,
Hi Wolfdog
Hi dear Wolfdog
The book was published in Denmark,...I still haven't done so much to released the book in USA yet,..but it is translated to English and Spanish...sometimes I share with you in here....in bites and pitches LOL,..have a wonderful day, to all of you.
Love yourself first, then you can love others.
This amazingly beautiful psychic lady fell so deeply in love with me...
But then; she left me, before we met.
Hi All in your
Thank you for the nice Words..WHO are you?....love and light..Ulla.
Love yourself first, then you can love others.
Love yourself
I have found that that has been the biggest hardest lesson in my life....a real journey!!!!to put to put it mildly...the door to my heart opens inward I move from forgiveness to love...Happy Fathers Day!!!! everyone...the ones here on the earth and in the next dimension...love to all at EB XOX
I love your questions, Ulla. As humans we seem to be full of them.
Lately I've tried putting them away for awhile to practice what Shirley has been describing of late, "being content."
We had a lot of energy here on the land during the Solstice. People were here in ceremony, celebration, prayer and community. The moon was full. I could feel so much energy, information and emotion flowing through my heart - which science can now observe as the place where information comes to us first.
The next day I had a headache. I don't know why. I slept well and had healthy dreams. I went to bed the next night and the energy block was gone. No more headache.
How did this happen? I don't know. I only intended to heal myself and that was enough.
I keep forgetting I am more capable than I realize.
Thanks for helping me remember again.
"Sometimes you think you've lived before, all that you live today. Things do come back to you as though they knew the way. Oh, the tricks your mind can play." - Lorenz Hart
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text: Düsseldorf Information When you visit Düsseldorf Destination Routes Etihad Offices Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information Duesseldorf houses "the longest bar in the world," Germany's finest shopping boulevard Königsallee, and countless museums, theatres and attractions underscoring the city as a major arts centre. It offers the legendary cheer of the Rhineland with all its quaint traditions in perfect harmony with all the luxuries of a truly cosmopolitan city. Facts Population 580.000 Currency 1 Euro = 100 cents Opening hours Generally, shops are open from 9.30 or 10.00 till around 18.00 - 20.00. All larger stores are open till 20.00 on Saturdays. Sundays closed. Newspapers Rheinische Post Westdeutsche Zeitung Die Welt Bild Tourist information Tourist Information Office central station Immermannstrasse 65 b +49 211 17 202 -844 www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de Duesseldorf has emerged from being an insignificant farming settlement on the banks of the Dussel, to a lively cosmopolitan metropolis that acts as a magnet for the fashion world, where its luxurious Königsallee has become a public catwalk of seeing and being seen. The city puts on countless fashion shows and shoe fairs, making it the undisputed destination for 'shopaholics.' Think you're no longer in Germany? Get lost in the Altstadt, hide away in one of 700 bars, and have a double-digit number of museums and attractions at your fingertips.Duesseldorf is the perfect choice for the traveller who wants the cosmopolitan weekend with theatre and opera, or for the night owl looking for a party. For parties, underground clubs and second hand shops, head to the students' part of town, Bilk. An obligatory area to visit also includes the harbour, also known as the media-harbour, which over the last ten years has been made into the most modern and trendy area of the city with the help of Guggenheim-architect Frank O. Gehry. Located on Germany's biggest river, the Rhine, you will find yourself at the centre of many of Germany's most spectacular events and all-year-round fests. Duesseldorf is a vibrating city filled with markets, intriguing architecture, theatre and social gatherings. Take a boat ride on the river Rhein or visit one of the four brewpubs in the city. Schloss Benrath Located in the suburb of Benrath, this summer residence was erected in 1756-73, by electoral Prince Carl Theodor von Pfalz-Sulzbach. It is a fine example of the architectural transition from late Baroque to Classical architecture. Address: Benrather Schlossallee 100-106 Phone: +49 211 899 38 32 Web: www.schloss-benrath.de Schneider Wibbel Five times a day, people gather in front of a chiming clock with mechanical figures that re-enact the story of Schneider Wibbel, a dressmaker who insulted Napoleon and was sent to prison, except he sent his apprentice, who died in jail. This cunning dressmaker has come to represent the typical 'clever Rheinlander.' Address: Schneider-Wibbel-Gasse 5, Altstadt Rhine Tower Built in 1979-1982, this tower stretches 234.20 meters into the sky. It features a revolving restaurant with a stunning view at 172.50 meters with soothing music and splendid wines. Address: Stromstrasse 20 Carlsplatz Carlsplatz is a former farmers market that is now the gastronomical paradise for locals and tourists alike. Here, the Feinschmecker can find absolutely anything. Address: Carlplatz Phone: +49 211 88 00 356 Web: www.carlsplatz.net Altstadt Sometimes referred to as "the longest bar in the world". The Old Town has over 260 bars, cafés and restaurants. Perfect for a daytime stroll along row upon row of converted old town houses or hanging out on the busy square Burgplatz. Those interested in culture are spoiled with choices with museums such as the Hetjens, the Film museum and K21. Address: Old Town Web: www.duesseldorf-altstadt.de Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum This museum is named after the chemist Theodore Löbbecke and it shows the life on earth from land to sea with aquariums, terrariums and insectariums. Here you can enjoy panoramic aquariums with fishes and coral reefs, tanks with penguins and seals, reptiles and insects. Address: Kaiserswerther Str. 380 im Nordpark, 40474 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 899 61 50 Web: www.duesseldorf.de/aquazoo Nordpark Beautiful flowers, fountains, sculpture and trees can be found at this park - like an oasis in the middle of the city. Take a walk and unwind in this peaceful environment and be sure not to miss the Japanese Garden. It is also here in Nordpark you will find The Löbbecke Museum and Aquazoo. Address: Kaiserswerther Strasse, 40474 Duesseldorf Museum Kunstpalast The Museum Kunstpalast is located in the centre of Duesseldorf , right on the Rhine River. This massive museum has gained an international reputation with its high-quality exhibitions, such as Miró, Dalí, Warhol, Caravaggio, "Bonjour Russia", "Diana and Actaeon" and Per Kirkeby. There are more than 100.000 paintings, sculptures, drawings, graphics, photography´s and glass on display. Definitely worth a visit. Address: Ehrenhof 4-5, 40479 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 899 62 60 Web: www.smkp.de ESPRIT Arena It is on ESPRIT Arena where some of the first-class events from shows to sports and music are held in Duesseldorf. In addition to these big events, you can now also enjoy a guided tour and look behind the scenes of one of Europe's most modern multifunctional arenas. On the tour you will see the passageway that leads the athletes to the field, the broadcasting studio, the VIP area and much more. The tour takes about 90 – 120 minutes and provides very entertaining information. Address: Arena-Str. 1, 40474 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 15 98 12 00 Web: www.espritarena.de Duesseldorf Film Museum This film museum is located in the Old Town and was founded in 1993. It will give you an exciting access to the world of movies from its earliest beginnings to present day. You will also find film projectors and cameras from early 20th century to present day, set models, stage design, props and costumes. This is a small museum but worth a visit. Address: Schulstrasse 4, 40213 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 899 2232 Web: www.duesseldorf.de/filmmuseum Rhine embankment promenade Rhine embankment promenade is a wonderful place for a stroll and where you can enjoy the amazing waterfront views. It is lined with cafés and bars where you can sip a cup of coffee and watch the Rhine shipping go by. Many tourist attractions such as the castle tower and the museum KIT are on the Rhine embankment promenade. Address: Rhine embankment promenade Goethe-Museum Duesseldorf Duesseldorf 's Goethe-Museum is housed in the former hunting palace "Schloss Jägerhof", which was completed in 1772. Ever since 1956 Goethe's life and work is presented by about 1000 exhibition pieces in chronological order inside the museum. Address: Jacobistrassee 2, 40211 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 89 96 262 Web: www.goethe-museum-kippenberg-stiftung.de Kaiserswerth The historical Kaiserswerth is situated in the northern part of Duesseldorf and is always worth a trip at any time of the year. This is a great place for an excursion where you can enjoy charming baroque houses from the 17th and 18th centuries, the picturesque ruins of the "Kaiserpfalz" and the legendary Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa's "Royal Palace". When you are feeling for a break there are cosy cafés and beer gardens offering tasty food and drinks. Address: Kaiserswerth Web: www.kaiserswerth.de Königsallee Duesseldorf's Königsallee (shopping boulevard) is almost one kilometre in length and is considered as an international trademark. Not only there are plenty of shops like small boutiques, luxurious jewellers and impressive shopping-malls but also luxury hotels, restaurants, nightclubs and street cafés. Here you can have a very nice stroll. Address: Konigsallee, 40212 Duesseldorf Botanical Garden of the University This Botanical Garden was founded in 1974 and located in the south of Duesseldorf at the Himmelgeister Rheinbogen. It is not only a research facility, but also open for visitors throughout the year and offers a wide range of events including exhibitions, expert guided tours and lectures. Stroll around and enjoy the amazing greenhouses. Address: Universitätsstrasse 1, 40225 Duesseldorf A visit to Duesseldorf warrants a taste of Sauerbraten, or pickled roast beef, a hearty meal which should be had at the city's oldest restaurant, Zum Schiffchen. But, being one of the country's most international cities, you'll find first-class food from every corner of the world in spectacular locations, such as Weinhaus Tante Anna—in a 1593 Jesuit college chapel, or at 172.50 meters in the rotating Rheinturm Top 180. Victorian On the street level there is a bistro with affordable regional and international dishes. One flight up, the one-star Michelin restaurant serves specialities such as roast shoulder of lamb with La Ratte potatoes and wild herbs. Elegant and classy atmosphere. Address: Koenigstrasse 3a, 40212 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 865 50 10 Web: www.restaurant-victorian.de La Terazza La Terazza is an Italian eatery suitable for long lunch or an ambient dinner. Specialities include beef carpaccio with black truffles and parma ham with rocket salad, fig and blackcurrant sauce. Address: Koenigsalle 30 Phone: +49 211 32 75 40 Web: www.restaurantlaterrazza.de Weinhaus Tante Anna This lovely little restaurant with occasional live music, is located in a 1593 Jesuit cloister chapel. Pride of the restaurant is its exquisite wine cellar, the traditional German goose dinner and hare stew. Address: Andreasstrasse 2, 40213 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 13 11 63 Web: www.tanteanna.de Zum Schiffchen The city's oldest restaurant, a more than 350-year-old brewery with traditional Rhineland cuisine, is the perfect spot for the true Duesseldorf experience. Their Tatar steak with yolk, anchovy, capers and onions, or herring "Rhineland style" in a sour cream sauce, apples, onions and bacon potatoes are unforgettable. Features an attractive beer garden. Address: Hafenstrasse 5, 40213 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 13 24 21 Web: www.brauerei-zum-schiffchen.de Rheinturm Top 180 Excellent cuisine and delicious wine at 172.50 meters, in this rotating restaurant, offering a constantly changing breathtaking view of the city and the Rhine River. Address: Stromstrasse 20, 40221 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 86 32 00 Web: www.guennewig.de Berens Am Kai Berens Am Kai is a modern restaurant with a glass façade facing the Rhine River and the restored harbour area. Offering the best of international cuisine, this restaurant is considered one of Duesseldorf's best. Address: Kaistrasse 16, 40221 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 300 67 50 Web: www.berensamkai.de Luang Prabang The authentic tasty big portion of Asian food attracts locals and tourists alike to restaurant Luang Prabang. It is very popular place so it would be a good advice to reserve a table quite early. On the menu you will find Laotian specialties like spicy papaya salad, chicken soup with cilantro and vegetables in banana leaves with fish, chicken or pork. Address: Platanenstrasse 26 Phone: +49 211 230 42 75 Web: www.luang-prabang.net Schweine Janes Schweine Janes is a small and casual restaurant with only few tables and even less seats. It is located in Bolkerstrasse, one of the oldest streets in Duesseldorf. High quality food and a menu with wide variety of tasty pork dishes make this restaurant popular. The roasted pork and potatoes with a side of sauerkraut is recommended. Address: Bolkerstrasse 13, 40213 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 13 14 49 Web: www.schweinejanes.de Da Capo Enjoy delicious Italian food in a cosy and romantic environment. The friendly staff is serving dishes like tagliatelle with salmon, zucchini, cherry tomatoes and Mediterranean herbs in a creamy sauce. From the extensive wine list, choose an Italian wine to compliment your meal. Address: Kanonierstrasse 14, 40476 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 454 32 04 Web: www.restaurantdacapo.de Clube Portugues You will find this restaurant with typical Portuguese charm in Flingern district of Duesseldorf. With attention to detail the restaurant serves delicious fresh seafood, Portuguese tapas and grilled meats. Friendly staff, cosy atmosphere and amazing food - it cannot get better than this! Address: Erkrather Strasse 197, 40233 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 770 50 77 Web: www.clube-portugues.de Kushi-Tei of Tokyo This is a popular restaurant due to the fantastic authentic Japanese food. Here you can eat an amazing range of dishes like sushi, deep-fried tempura and specialities like Kushiyaki, (charcoal grilled skewers with different kinds of meat, fish and vegetables). As soon as you walk in you will get that warm Japanese feeling. The restaurant is small and often very busy so book ahead. Address: Immermannstrsse 38, 40210 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 36 09 35 Web: www.kushi-tei.com Roberts Bistro Roberts Bistro is one of the hottest and most famous restaurants in Duesseldorf. The atmosphere is cosy and loud, not very intimate but great service. With French delicious cuisine and wine list with classic and modern wines you can only sit back and enjoy your dinner. Address: Wupperstrasse 2, 40219 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 30 48 21 Web: www.robertsbistro.de Im Schiffchen Im Schiffchen is located in the historic centre of Kaiserswerth with only ten minutes' drive from the city centre of Duesseldorf. This French restaurant will treat you with a very special culinary experience and where the cuisine will hopefully please your palate. The owner, chef Jean-Claude Bourgueil have been awarded with three Michelin stars. Address: Kaiserswerther Markt 9, 40489 Dusseldorf Phone: +49 211 40 10 50 Web: www.im-schiffchen.com Patrick's Seafood No.1 The restaurant is small and quite popular among the locals, so good advice is to book in advance. As the name of the restaurant, seafood and fish are their speciality but there are other dishes with meat and lamb. Address: Kaistrasse 17, 40221 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 617 99 88 Web: www.seafood1.de Im Fuchschen Im Fuchschen is a traditional brewhouse that serves regional cuisine for a reasonable price. It has a rustic feeling and the common tables create a vibrant atmosphere. It can get very busy so be prepared to wait for a table, but it will be worth it. Address: Ratinger Strasse 28-30, 40213 Duesseldorf Phone: +49 211 840 62 Web: www.fuechschen.de Airport Duesseldorf International Airport is located 10 km from the city centre, and is a 10 min ride away by taxi. 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- Set boundaries. Family drama is often one of the leading causes of stress and anxiety before a wedding. In some cases, a parent or relative paying for a portion of the wedding means they can have input on your dress, details or venue – soon you will have no say on your own wedding! While advice can be welcomed, set boundaries before planning starts to avoid demands from ruining your wedding.
Set up a timeline of things you want to have done each month in the process – you can also find great tools online and at bookstores for tracking budgets, vendor information and countdowns. Staying organized each step of the way will allow you to enjoy the process more as you go and keep everyone around you happy!
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Shopping for a wedding dress is one of the happiest – and stressful – times in the wedding planning process. You'll find countless styles in magazines or on wedding blogs you love, but find they don't fit or flatter your body when you try them on! Finding your perfect wedding gown silhouette is about looking for a cut and style that fits your body – understanding how a gown can fit and accentuate your body is essential when shopping for a gown. Here are some of the most common body shapes and how you can flatter any area with the right dress silhouette:
Full-Figured – Embrace your gorgeous hourglass shape and look for gowns that accentuate your curves! Mermaid and trumpet style silhouettes offer a slimming effect and complement the waist and hips. Look for a dress style with a built-in corset for even more shaping – a corset also provides support to the bust.
Slender – If you're tall and slender, try on wedding dresses that help define curves for a classic, feminine look. Empire waistlines are a flattering choice and draw the eye to the midsection. A basque waistline, which is v-shaped stitching around the waist, will also define the hips.
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One of the most confusing topics out there in the wedding planning process is, 'when do I send out the invitations or save-the-date cards?' You could ask that question many times and still find a variety of answers – but there are some general rules as to when you should put your cards in the mail. There is an ideal timeframe for each of these – you want to give guests plenty of time to make arrangements, but you don't want to send them out too far in advance or too close to the date. Here are some tips to knowing exactly when to send the invitations and save-the-dates:
What Colors go with What Season?
After you become engaged, you might have an idea when you want to get married – or what your favorite colors are to use in the ceremony or reception. While you can do absolutely anything you want in your wedding – after all, it is your day! – there are some general styling tips that help you narrow down color choices depending on the season.
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Millions of older people have trouble walking a quarter of a mile, which puts them at high risk of losing their mobility, being hospitalized or dying. But it's hard to get people who are already sedentary to become more active and stay that way. In an attempt to solve that problem, researchers got people in their 70s and 80s to walk and do simple exercises in social groups. The people who did that were less likely to become disabled than those who attended classes on successful aging, according to a published Monday in JAMA, the journal of the American Medical Association. The people in the study had to be able to walk one-quarter of a mile in 15 minutes, using no aid beyond a cane. But 24 million Americans have trouble walking that far, according to r, director of the Institute on Aging at the University of Florida, who led the study. And 13 million can't walk a quarter-mile at all. read more
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On a totally big tangent, this guy I used to know in a Composting forum once composted his Golden Retriever when his beloved pet passed away.
Oh, that's sort of a sad topic, once you start thinking about your own animals...
Lydia, your interpretation sounds like a really likely explanation for Ro's newfound, um, exuberance. LOL.
Well, in his defense composting would be no different then burying it. We have composted our pet fish. I know my good friend's dad threw her pet cat who died into the farm composter.
Yes! And you remember your dog when the flowers bloom in the spring!
It's all dirt in the end.
But whatev. I actually wouldn't even do it either but i was just trying to stick up for some dude on some forum i have never met.
OMG has it ever.
I've asked myself a few times if I could do it and I'm undecided. The thought of it is unpleasant - to imagine the process of going from furball to loam, and frankly I don't have a bin that's voluminous and "hot" enough to decompose a large animal's remains without getting stinky and taking years. But in other ways, it would be totally compatible with my "green" principles and a nice way to return a loved being back to the land it enjoyed (and dug up my bulbs from)when it was alive.
After thinking about it, I think I would compost our dogs when they pass. I'm sure DH would not do it though. The dogs are more his dogs than family dogs IMO, but I am just not a big dog person anymore, I had very beloved pets though as a child and wouldn't mind composting them. Throwing them out in the trash is something I have seen people do and I would rather compost a dog than put them in a trash bag for collection. My stepdad was going to do that for a dog he bought that died a few days after he bought it of pneumonia. My brother and I took it out of the trash bag and buried it behind our house ourselves.
I couldn't do it to my pet. But then I can't fathom being cremated either, although I fully support anyone that chooses that for themselves. I'm just never gonna do it. Same with composting my pets. I'll pass, thanks. And yes, they're strange people!!
There's a natural cemetery not too far from me (outside of Ithaca) that I like the idea of. Basically they do nothing to your body other than wrap in a biodegradable shroud and stick you in the ground. No headstones or anything, but you can use river rocks to mark your loved ones grave if you wish and plant native-to-the-area foliage and flowers. The drawback is, it's 30 miles from my 'home' and a town I've never been to. For some reason the idea of being so far away bothers me---although intellectually I realize that's stupid. I just envision myself being buried on Cemetery Hill in my hometown. That hill overlooks the hill where I was raised and where I raised my kids. I'm a sentimental fool. Hopefully I'll outgrow that before I actually die.
When we took our cat to the vet and it turned out he had to be put down, we took him home. They put him in a cloth bag and taped it up and we buried him in the backyard under a tree and made a cement stone to put over it.
When I was a kid and my kitty died we buried her too and wrote on a cinderblock and put it over her grave.
OK now I'm depressed
For myself though, I don't know what I want. I don't think I want to be cremated but I'm not sure I want to be buried either.
I have always wanted to be cremated. I want my ashes thrown into the wind so that I could still travel the world. I always joke that I could land in a nice pile of garbage.
My mom has told me that she would not consent to me being cremated, that she would want me buried in our family plot, but I have never been body focused really and I don't see my body as "me" if you know what I mean so I really don't care too much about what happens to it when I die. I want any organs than can be, donated and then get cremated. Luckily, DH is supportive of my wishes though he doesn't want me to be cremated either as he says if I die young the kids wouldn't have a place to "visit me." So even though I like the idea of cremation, I let him know my wishes and told him to do whatever he wanted if I died young, but that if I die at 60 and above, I want to be cremated.
I think I could be good with a Big Lebowski-style, ashes-in-a-coffee-can, scattered into the Pacific type of a send-off. It's weird. I can be really nostalgic about certain things, but where my body goes once I no longer have a functioning brain to care about where my brain is physically located at that point ... that doesn't concern me today, and I'm fairly certain I'll be even less attached to what becomes of my body once I'm dead.
Maybe I'm too practical for my own good. Or maybe I'm just cheap. Cremations do cost less.
It's funny that we're having this conversation now, because I posted jokingly on FB around noon PST today that I am uncomfortable when people just casually mention their dying wishes to me in conversation. I get this fleeting moment of panic (born of laziness) that thinks, "What if I'm going to have to do something with this information one of these days?"
Speaking of FB, chrissy, I confess I feel like I've sounded incredibly judgy with the posts I've made today that all seem to indirectly criticize something you've done. That was definitely not my intention! I hope I didn't come off as Ms. Tsk Tsk today. The article I posted written by my friend ... I was sort of reluctant to share it. My friend had posted it herself, and then when I complimented her on it, her comment back was something like "Thank you, and thanks in advance for sharing it." So even though it wasn't something I'd typically share, I went ahead and shared it because I did think it was a well written piece about the girl, and I wanted to help my friend get the exposure I guess she's after. Her little nudge to share it didn't strike me as pushy or passive aggressive at the time, but then I thought about it after the fact and decided that wouldn't be how I'd ask anyone to help me self-promote. So anyway, I hope that didn't come off as roundly disapproving (no pun intended).
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As a total aside, this has become Bodhi's favorite song that I sing to him at bedtime (the version I know is by this local LA musician named Janet Klein, although I think it was originally a Fats Waller tune).
I think he just likes it because it contains the word "babykins". Every time I sing it - and he asks me to sing it at least 3 times in a row - his face lights up when I get to that word. It's really cute.
Today is the 9th anniversary of my cousin's sudden, unexpected death at age 24. Her sister wrote a blog about it and I just read it. I feel like I just relived that entire appalling week before her funeral. Beautifully written.
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I know I'm totally irrational about worrying where my body will be once I'm dead, but there it is. I don't stress about it. I figure time will get rid of that quirk.
I think if you want to be cremated, then your family should support you in that. That's what Rich wants and if he were to go before me I'd definitely do it. I don't worry about our bodies being together after death or anything like that.
As for the other...I get what you're saying. I really do. And it does bother me when I see people like that. I just really try my hardest to hope for the best for them and I do tell myself, "You made it. They can too." I know reality doesn't often work out that way though and it is sad. And aggravating.
I'm feeling particularly crabby right now because I need scratch off passes to hang in my mirror so I can park at work, and Cornell is telling me I need to buy one for $50 but they're not telling me when I'm eligible to start getting the free ones again. We get so many a year, but I'm not sure if it's calendar year or fiscal year.
I have always wanted to be cremated. I want my organs donated, no viewing, and than to be cremated. I don't care what happens to my ashes at that point, I just really don't like the idea of being put in a cement box in the ground, it creeps me out! I think if you want somethign particular than your family should respect your wishes.
We HAD to by law cremate my uncle last fall. At least I'm pretty sure it was required by law. He had AIDS...for over 20 years though it was his heart that gave out. What we were able to do was place his ashes with his mom (who was murdered when she was only 34 yrs old....believe uncle was only like 18 at the time). He has a headstone or something I think....we are going to go visit Saturday which would have been his 60th birthday.
Everyone I know wants to be cremated. MIL and my mom specifically told me to NOT stick them in a box and have a viewing because they don't want to be stared at, especially when the place will probably mess up their hair and makeup. I promised both them we wouldn't do it....DH is an only child so for sure his mom will be up to us and I only have my sister who will do whatever I tell her.


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|In November 1920 Mr David John Williams of the Brunswick Ironworks received a telegram from the Minister of Works requesting his presence in London and was given the Commission for the Ironwork for the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior.
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