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The whirlwind holiday season is approaching, and the pressure to get started with preparations begins earlier each year. Here are some things you can do now to lessen the inevitable stress.
Address lists. Because we don't send as much mail as we once did, many of us scramble to find an address when we need it. Take time to assemble your addresses in one document. Make sure they are current and think about whom to add or remove from the list. This will give you a reliable count of how many cards and stamps you'll need. It will also make printing labels or addressing envelopes a breeze.
Photographs. If you plan to use a family photo for your holiday cards, schedule a day for a family member or friend to take a few pictures. If you're considering using a professional photographer, contact him or her now to set up a sitting. When you have a date for the family photo, take some time to make sure everyone has something presentable to wear. In addition to using your family picture for cards, framed photos make a great gift.
Out with the old. If you have children, now is the time to determine which toys they've outgrown. Clear out those items to make space for incoming gifts. Likewise, if you expect to upgrade any electronic gadgets, now is a good time to start thinking about where you can donate or recycle the old ones.
Know what you've got. Before you rush out and make a bunch of impulse purchases, take an accounting of what you have. Get out your decorations and make sure your lights work. Find the holiday wrapping paper and determine whether you need four more rolls or 10. Start to think about serving pieces. What were you in need of last year that you didn't have? Did you buy two dozen candles that you never used?
Host/hostess gifts. Invitations to holiday parties will start arriving in the next few weeks. As you're stocking up on basics, consider buying a few gifts for party hosts. Having a few small gifts on hand, like wine or gift cards, will also mean you're ready for the impromptu party at the neighbor's house.
Save time to volunteer. As your calendar begins to fill up, be sure to set aside time to do something for others. The holidays come and go quickly, and oftentimes we wish we had done more to help someone in need. Setting a firm date for volunteering will enforce the true meaning of the holidays for you and your family and bring some important perspective amid the chaos.
Take time for yourself. Be sure to schedule time for yourself. Get enough sleep and eat well. Taking care of yourself will give you the energy to entertain and enjoy your family and friends. Make time to see a friend for coffee, get a haircut or just read a book. If you don't make this a priority, no one will.
There are countless tasks that need attention to create a fun, happy and memorable holiday season. Spending a few hours planning now will not only allow you to weather the holidays, it will also mean that you can enjoy the whirlwind.


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Saturday: National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Updated On: Jan 11 2014 06:55:19 PM EST
The House of Help Community Center, along with Senator Judy Emmons, will host the SOAP (Save Our Adolescent from Prostitution) event Saturday for National Human Trafficking Awareness Day.
The event, which takes place at the Community Center at 23700 Clarita in Detroit, will feature author Theresa Flores of "The Slave Across the Street," a book that tells her story of being a victim of human trafficking at the age of 15.
Flores, who has been invited as a guest on "The Today Show," MSNBC's "Sex Slaves-The Teen Trade" and "The 700 Club," and featured on "Nightline" and "America's Most Wanted," will share her story with guests.
A new bill was recently passed through the Michigan Senate, "the Theresa Flores law," by Emmons.
The event will begin at 8:30 a.m. Saturday with prayer through 9:30 a.m. The SOAP event will then last from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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The teachers at Our Lady of Grace School are excellent. They are really caring and definitely have developed an individualized approach to my child. The time they spend in and out of school focusing on the path for my daughter is above and beyond the call of duty. I cannot recommend this school enough. I know my daughter is flourishing because she is in a caring, loving, environment which gives her the confidence to be herself. With this foundation, she is prepared to learn. I also have a son in public school, and I like that there is an alternative to the common core curriculum in Baltimore County.
In a small and caring community, like Northern Baltimore County, it is hard to find a place where you don't feel welcome, but then there are those places when you just feel at home. Our family has had it's ups and downs in our seven year stay (as you would in any school) and we seriously contemplated a move for our kids during the "downs." The other schools here are great. What made us stay? Our kids love the school. We love the people. They are getting a fabulous faith -infused education with outstanding student:teacher ratios and excellent technological and traditional resources; they are challenged to achieve excellence in mind and spirit; they get help when they faulter and they are praised when they succeed; they are making friends; they are being very well prepared for a long academic career; the community is incredibly cohesive. When choosing a school, set aside what others tell you and do what is best for you, for your kids, for your family. Don't let the public vs private debate drive you, nor just a single comment. It's not a competition. Visit all of the schools. Most kids will do well anywhere. Mine are thriving at OLGS and I hope yours will, too!
In a short snapshot comparison (which is what people really want) HZ Public Schools: as far as public schools go, you are hard pressed to find much better. However, they are filled to capacity+ The volume of students puts a strain on the good things the schools have to offer. The student:teacher ratio is discouraging and while not a real problem in lower grades, believe me, throughout middle school, you want teachers to have their fingers on the pulse of everything - not possible with numbers found in the public school. Diversity is a plus and helps kids appreciate differences and become authentically accepting of others. Local Private Schools: Within a 40 mile radius. Typically very expensive. You do get state of the art facilities and very knowledgeable teachers - a lot of bang for your academic buck; you also get family wealth that may lead kids in a variety of potentially negative directions and attitudes. Our Lady of Grace: small community, authentic student/teacher relationships. Very reasonable tuition. Advanced math starts at 3rd grade for those capable, reading screening for all and intervention for anyone who needs it, plus tutoring if necessary. Excellent leadership.
Both of my children attend/attended Our Lady of Grace School, and although their personalities are nothing alike, they both have done very well at this school, and have been happy there. The principal, Mrs. Ricketts, is excellent; she is an intelligent and experienced educator. The academics are very strong and I have always found that the teachers are very accessible and responsive to students and parents. Socially, it is a friendly place, the kids all seem happy and well- behaved (having observed this over many years of lunch duty). People often express concerns that the school is too small. I, personally, think this is a plus, as students all have to be involved (no "flying below the radar") and end up more confident and better educated. My oldest child is now in high school, which is a much larger environment, and aside from the usual adjustments, has made new friends with ease, participates in extracurricular activities, and has risen to the challenge of rigorous high school academics. If you are considering this school, take the time to visit, meet the principal and teachers, and have your child "shadow" there for a day. I think you and your child will be very pleased.
When we moved to this area we had every intention of sending our children to a private Catholic school. We just thought we would have a bit of a commute to and from school. We had no idea that Our Lady of Grace was so close to our home. Once we attended Open House we felt the sense of family community immediately and knew this was the school for our family. We have had nothing but a positive experience. The staff is amazing and the educational experience has been wonderful. I have never seen a principal that is so hands on on a daily basis. I am amazed at the level of confidence every child displays. It is like an extension of our family. Would not trade this experience for the world!!
We moved to the area because of the great public schools then decided to try Kindergarten at Our Lady of Grace. Our daughter has now been there for 3 years and we all love it. Our friends and family are always commenting on her maturity level, and especially her confidence. I see her classmates and they all have the same attributes, and are especially caring and compassionate to each other. Her teachers and schoolmates are an extension of our family and we couldn't be happier with the sense of community, not to mention the curriculum. As a working parent, the Playcenters program offered on site is perfect. We couldn't be happier with the school and everyone connected!
I can't say enough about how wonderful Our Lady of Grace has been for my daughter and our family. The entire school community is supportive and nurturing offering their very best day in and day out for the benefit of all of the children. The academics and enrichment programs are excellent. My daughter frequently teaches me things she has learned in school and she is so proud of her accomplishments. She is becoming a confident, intelligent, (and goofy) young lady who cares for those around her and the world as a whole. When the earthquake and Tsunami hit Japan in 2011, she told me about it before I even heard it on the news. She then asked how she could help the kids in Japan. She asked me to reach out to the Principal to see if the school kids could help and the following week the children took up a collection to help those impacted by the devastation in Japan - pretty big endeavor for a child in kindergarten at the time. As parents we try to make the best choice for our kids, but we don t always know if we have. Our decision to send our daughter to OLGS has been the best decision. I couldn't ask for a better environment and educational experience for her.
As parents of two students at Our Lady of Grace, my wife and I cannot say enough wonderful things about the school. Before choosing OLGS, we researched and visited other private and public schools in the area. It was only at OLGS, though, that we truly felt at home. Now that we are part of the OLGS family, we see that the school truly is filled with incredibly caring and nurturing teachers who do everything they can to help students excel. We have even reached teachers via email as late as 11:00 at night! Our children frequently come home from school and teach us new things, and our oldest is in Kindergarten! For all these reasons, and many, many more, we highly recommend OLGS!
When the school opened in 2000 I would easily have given it 5 stars and then some. We have been there for a number of years now and I can't say it is the same school we bought into. Not sure if it is due to Sr Helen and Father Nicholas leaving or to the new leadership or to the different students coming and going-maybe all of those things combined- but it is not the wonderful school it used to be. Still an okay school, but not the wonderful school it was. Reading the other reviews, I would have to say some seem so positive, but others, not so much.....I can identify easily with each idea expressed. I think academically, it has to be rated above average, but there are other things to keep in mind when choosing a school as well.
As a parent, I was suprised to read the one-star comment. Although I could not give it 5 stars, I do wonder how the school could get a one-star comment from a parent. Admittedly, the school seems a bit confused about the direction it wants to go at times, but the best interest of the students is served very well on a daily basis. Please keep in mind when reading posts to assist in your education decision, that no one school fits every family and even a family that feels it "fits" perfectly will sometimes disagree. If you're looking for a small, nurturing, faith-filled community with excellent academics, OLG is one you should consider. If you prefer abundant social arenas with a competitive edge in addition to challenging academics, local private schools may be a better fit. If you're somewhere in the middle of both of these, Baltimore County public schools typically serve most students very well. Tuition at OLG is reasonable, but as in most non-public schools, you'll write checks for just about anything from A-Z. The lack of clergy is unfortunate, but this plagues many archdioceses today. Family, Child, School, Family...Fit.
the archdiocese needs to step in and save this school. there are many great parochial schools in the baltimore area, and this is not one of them.
Our child began attending Our Lady of Grace school last year, and while we knew that it was a great school, it has exceeded all of our expectations! The principal and teachers are outstanding, the academics are excellent, and a good variety of extracurricular activities are available. Every middle school student has his/her own laptop computer that they use in school. Just as importantly, this school is a happy place and the students and teachers are kind and welcoming of new students.
I loved Our Lady of Grace when I went there. They instill a wonderful sense of morality and work ethic in all of its students. It's old school meets modern technique and it's amazing. I miss it a lot!
It is the best private Catholic school in the area. We rank in the top 20% in the nation academically and the top 20% in the ste of Maryland. GO PRIDE!!!!!
All three of our children have attended OLGS. Principal Ricketts and the school administration are simply outstanding.
Academically this school excels to others in the area. They have a reading teacher on campus and the children are tested at least twice throughout the year. The classes are small and the teachers and staff are very compassionate. They go above and beyond. Parent participation is expected throughout the year.
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Go Haunt Someone Else Lyrics - Kevin Devine
The moralist on the mountaintop
The cap gun cowboy caught playing dress up
Patrols his cartoon beat with his costume clothes
The damn fool with his ten-top chip
His bourgeois blues and his heartbreak habit
Slings his lightening bolts, his arrows & stones
Well, you could do it forever
It won't make it better
Cause you won't find your mark
You could use a mirror
To see your target clearer,
All the bad blood that hijacked your heart
But you got what you asked for, so don't even start:
You were never a victim.
So own what you did, son, admit what you are.
Dead weight in a tightrope trance
The pain pill preacher astray in his wasteland
Clenched teeth and a canyon he can't close
But there's me racing right along
The jukebox jester, stuck on the same song
A mouthful of lies, a head full of holes
Until I got worried
And saw the life I could lead
If I backed up off that rope
And let the ground come to me
Steady under my knees
I let my anger burn into hope
I asked for perspective, and it untied my hands
I see the role I played. I chose my own way.
I can't blame you for that.
So when you're sorry
And one day you will be
I wish you all the best
And hope that you drop softly
And it don't end too badly
And your raging head can finally rest
And you can be honest and rescue yourself
But I'll walk my own road. I'll go where you won't go.
You won't put me through hell.
Cause now I see through you. Believe what you need to.
Go haunt someone else.
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PGA TOUR Canada And Golf Canada Announce National Team, RBC Canadian Open Exemptions
Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 May 2013 04:40 Tuesday, 14 May 2013 04:22
OAKVILLE, Ontario -- PGA TOUR Canada has announced that Golf Canada National Amateur Golf Team members and alumni will receive exemptions to compete in 2013 PGA TOUR Canada events, and that the top three players on the PGA TOUR Canada Order of Merit will earn exemptions in to the 2013 RBC Canadian Open.
DeLaet To Serve As Honorary Co-Chair Of Dakota Dunes Open
Last Updated on Thursday, 09 May 2013 01:58 Thursday, 09 May 2013 01:49
Saskatchewan's own Graham DeLaet, currently playing on the PGA TOUR, is throwing his support behind the Saskatchewan stop on PGA TOUR Canada, the Dakota Dunes Open. Graham has agreed to serve alongside Chief Darcy Bear of the Whitecap Dakota First Nation as the Co-chair of the tournament. Graham played in the Dakota Dunes open twice prior to his move to the PGA TOUR where is enjoying an outstanding career.
PGA Of Ontario Selects Golf Genius Software Solution
Last Updated on Monday, 06 May 2013 22:43 Monday, 06 May 2013 22:33
WAYNE, Pennsylvania -- Golf Genius Software announced that the company's golf league software solution, GolfLeagueGenius.com, has been named the official scoring software of the PGA of Ontario. GolfLeagueGenius will be used to score all 31 tournaments of the 2013 season.
PGA Of Canada Announces National Partnership With Canadian Club®
Last Updated on Saturday, 04 May 2013 04:06 Saturday, 04 May 2013 03:59
The Agreement Sees Canadian Club® Activate 85 Special Events Through The PGA Of Canada
ACTON, Ontario -- The PGA of Canada is excited to announce a new partnership with the one of the world's finest premium Canadian whiskies, Canadian Club®.
The new agreement sees the creation of unique PGA-Canadian Club special events, bringing the Canadian Club brand and products to 85 PGA-staffed golf facilities around the country this summer.
PGA TOUR Canada Announces TOUR Championship Of Canada Presented By Freedom 55 Financial Coming To London
Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 April 2013 15:38 Tuesday, 30 April 2013 15:33
Golf Canada To Host PGA TOUR Canada Event On Sunningdale's Robinson Course
OAKVILLE, Ontario -- PGA TOUR Canada announced that Freedom 55 Financial has been confirmed as the presenting sponsor of the TOUR Championship of Canada.
The TOUR Championship of Canada, PGA TOUR Canada's marquee event, will be conducted by Golf Canada. The tournament will see the culmination of the race for five Web.com Tour cards earned by the top five on the Order of Merit September 9-15, 2013 at Sunningdale Golf and Country Club in London, Ontario.
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The United Network of Organ Sharing (UNOS) manages the waiting list for organ donation. UNOS is a federally-contracted, non-profit organization that matches donors to recipients and ensures that organ allocation policies are followed.
Thousands of people are currently on the organ waiting list. A person's position on the list depends on a number of factors, based on the needed organ. The transplant team at Johns Hopkins will help you understand the waiting list in relation to your transplant.
The sickest patients get priority on the heart transplant waiting list. Factors include length of time on the list, organ match (blood type and body size), and the geographic distance of the deceased donor to the transplant center.
Kidney / Pancreas
Patients who do not have a living donor rely on the waiting list to secure a new kidney and/or pancreas. A person's position on the waiting list for a kidney and/or pancreas can be affected by his or her length of time on the wait list and a blood type and antigen match to available organ.
Wait time for a liver depends on a patient's MELD (Model for End-stage Liver Disease) or PELD (Pediatric End-stage Liver Disease) score. These scores range from 6 (less ill) to 40 (gravely ill), and are based on three routine lab test results: bilirubin, which measures liver damage; creatinine, which measures kidney function; and INR, which evaluates clotting. The average score for transplant is around 22.
Patients are assigned a Lung Allocation Score (LAS), based on lung function, pulmonary artery pressure, oxygen needs, pulmonary capillary wedge pressure, and other general conditions. LAS range from 0 (less ill) to 100 (gravely ill). Scores are updated every six months based on regularly scheduled testing, or at any point if a patient's clinical status changes.


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November 28, 2014
October 27, 2010
The U.S. Commerce Department says it is evaluating a request by Gov. Bob McDonnell that Virginia's oyster industry is worthy of federal fisheries disaster relief.
The request is based on estimates that the state's oyster processors have lost between $11 million and $13 million because of the BP Gulf spill. The losses range up to $30 million when other aspects of the market are added, such as restaurants and grocers.
Virginia processes and distributes Gulf oysters.
The Commerce Department said it has received the request and is reviewing it.
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U.S. Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Jay Rockefeller pressed executives of Facebook Inc. and MySpace Inc. for information about breaches involving personal information and vowed to write legislation protecting privacy.
Lawmakers should try this year to delay the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from enforcing greenhouse gas regulations instead of repealing them, Senator Jay Rockefeller said today.
Senator Jay Rockefeller will demand a vote this month on his measure to delay Environmental Protection Agency regulation of greenhouse-gas emissions from power plants and oil refineries.
Tom Wheeler, a venture capitalist and former lobbyist, moves toward a U.S. Senate hearing on his nomination to lead the Federal Communications Commission without stated support from the lawmaker who can most sway the process.
Elton John last night said that he had not been a very nice person for a long time.
Many top executives of Fortune 500 companies generally support the use of legislation to boost U.S. cybersecurity, including a program of voluntary standards for companies, according to a report released by Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Jay Rockefeller.
"Don Blankenship, and the mines he once operated, treated miners and their safety with callousness and open disregard."
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Bradenton Beach Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 4)
This is a beautifully updated clean condominium inside and out. The complex just completed a major exterior renovation. You will love our professionally decorated two bedroom condo.
Shell Cove Condominium sits directly on the beach. No kidding, four steps and your feet are in the sand! Wake up to the sound of waves breaking right outside your front door. Watch the sunsets and dolphins play as you sit in the living room. This is truly Old Florida.
Enjoy Anna Maria Island's white sandy beach, waterfront restaurants, quaint shopping and even a local theater.
The free trolley has a stop across the street and invites you to visit the entire Island.
Please feel free to email or call me for any questions you may have.
Check in time is 3:00 p.m.
Check out time is 11:00 a.m.
Keywords: Condominium
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About The Owner
We are from Cazenovia, NY and have been vacationing on the island since 1981. We also have a place 2 miles down the road from this rental property.
The Owner purchased this condo in 2009
Why The Owner chose Bradenton Beach
Anna Maria Island gives you the Old Florida feeling that high-rises and new construction cannot deliver.
What makes this condo unique
Enjoy the free trolley that stops right across the street. There are many very unique restaurants like Mr. Bones BBQ @ 3000 Gulf drive or try the new Caribbean feel of Jam-Rocks @ 1800 Gulf Drive. For more restaurants ask us for we address.


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November 27, 2014
Posted Friday, April 27, 2012 --- 9:35 a.m.
From the Madison Police Department:
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Incident Date:
Collins Ct Park & Ride
Male, 41, Waunakee
On 4/25/12 Madison Police took a complaint from a citizen who parked his car at the Collins Court "Park and Ride."
While the vehicle sat overnight, a suspect used a carjack to get underneath the vehicle.
The suspect then attempted to steal the catalytic converter pipe.
The suspect was unable to finish the theft, but left the car damaged.
No arrests have been made for the property damage.
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Filming in Iceland has commenced, as reported recently, and it looks like it'll run for a couple of weeks. Of course, Iceland in the summer can look very different from Iceland in the winter… and it seems that the production is really using it to its advantage, because all signs point to it representing regions much nearer to King's Landing than in the past. Reports of Maisie Williams and Gwendoline Christie both being spotted in Reykjavik have been confirmed, and it's unlikely to be a coincidence (though that can't be ruled out).
The last we saw of Arya, she was in the riverlands with Sandor Clegane, while Brienne of Tarth was last in King's Landing…. but we've some speculations below (with spoilers):
As is starting to become a habit, the third season of Game of Thrones has been nominated in the "Outstanding Drama Series" category for this year's Emmy's. But it's not the only award it's been nominated for, with a total of seventeen nominations (one of them in a special class). Here's the complete list this season:
James Hibberd gets another scoop for EW, revealing the full list of directors for the 4th season, and clarifying the writer situation. Per Hibberd, here's the directors:
Episode 1: David Benioff & D.B. Weiss
Episodes 2, 3, 8, 10: Alex Graves
Episodes 4, 5: Michelle MacLaren
Episodes 6, 7: Alik Sakharov
Episodes 9: Neil Marshall
As to writers, it looks like this season Benioff and Weiss are writing seven of the episodes this season—just as they did in the first season—while GRRM gives his usual single episode contribution, and Bryan Cogman now providing two episodes (huzzah!)
We've taken a bit of a break after the rather exhausting season 3 of the series, but of course, the production never stands still: season 4 filming is soon to commence, roles have been cast, locations selected, and more. Below, you'll find a quick round-up of some other Game of Thrones news over the last couple of weeks, for those curious as to what's out there and what we know so far:
German matte painting artist Sven Sauer has shared an article from a German digital painting magazine that ended up having unprecedented access to Pixomondo, the international digital effects company responsible for the award-winning effects of the last two seasons of Game of Thrones. The article focuses on matte paintings, and features quite a few impressive images and details regarding the scope of the use of matte paintings on the show (there's more than you might realize). Well-worth taking a look at.
The article also includes a video Pixomondo produced featuring some of its effects work on the series, which we've embedded below.
Subject says it all! This is earlier than I expected—after the initial first season of a show, it often seems like HBO prefers to wait out renewal news—but it's pretty much exactly what I expected: a full on renewal for season 4.
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David Peterson, creator of the Dothraki language, has written an article for CNN revealing that the producers of Game of Thrones hired him to create two dialects of Valyrian, the ancient language of Valyria: High Valyrian and Low Valyrian. Though it's light on specific details, it gives a great sense of the process of differentiating one version from another.
Having watched the first four episodes, we can say categorically that Peterson's done a fantastic job. It sounds quite remarkable in the mouths of the actors who speak it at length.
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EW has more information about what to expect… including a nice, spoilerish synopsis of some season highlights:
While the traveling exhibit is just about to open in Toronto (with special guest Rose Leslie, aka Ygritte), fans who won't be able to make it to the locations can still get a taste of what you might see there thanks to the wonders of the internet.
Over at the official Making Game of Thrones production blog, propmaster Gordon Fitzgerald provides some great insight into the process of making props for the show, which certainly has some of the best production values in television (and, I have to say, one of the best crews in television):
And then, via Cat Taylor, we learn that concept artist Will Simpson now has a Facebook fan page where he's sharing some of the art he has created for the show. Never seen his gift to GRRM before!
James Hibberd at EW has another scoop regarding season 3 of Game of Thrones. Just as with last year's reveal that The National performed "The Rains of Castamere" for the show, indie rock band The Hold Steady are performing a rendition of—get this—"The Bear and the Maiden Fair", a very popular bit of song in Westeros.
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So, that will be rather interesting to hear. I'm guessing it'll be included on the official soundtrack for season 3, as well… and may well be released as a single before hand.
Been a busy week for us here at Westeros.org, with a trip taking me out of commission for a couple of days… but I did pick up some interesting information along the way. And now that it's out, we may as well share it as well: titles for most of the episodes for season 3.
We'll be adding these to our Episode guide once we dig our way out from under mail and screencapping and manuscripts everything else we're up to at the moment!
The official Making Game of Thrones production blog has a post detailing the ending of season 3 filming late last year in Iceland. The environment they were in sounds rather amazing:
"We are filming by special permission at the power station in Krafla, high on the top of a mountain with steam plumes from a geothermal spa nearby twisting into the sky. Every so often a waft of the sulphurous waters blows by. It's not really a welcome visit."
As to what they were filming? Despite it being at the very end of the shoot, it's an opening scene from the first episode, directed by Dan Minahan. Some spoilerish details follow:
One of the things Game of Thrones has done best is bring the epic scale of the world and the magical nature of some of its inhabitants to life with special effects, and it looks like the Visual Effects Society has recognized it, giving the show four awards at the 11th Annual VES Awards, more than any other television program.
It won four awards in the Broadcast category, including Best Visual Effects for their work in the episode "Valar Morghulis", Outstanding Animated Character for the dragon training sequence, Outstanding Created Environment for Pyke, and Outstanding Compositing for the army of wights at the end of "Valar Morghulis".
Many congratulations to the VFX studio, Pixomondo, who produced the vast majority of the special effects in season 2.
A new entry at the official Making Game of Thrones production blog provides some new information regarding filming in Iceland (which has been a topic featured both in a video blog and a new Bluray excerpt), as it reveals a bit about filming a scene among the wildling encampment where Jon is taken to meet actor Ian Whyte, who played Ser Gregor this past season (and a White Walker in both of the previous seasons):
It's also a day when our friend Ian Whyte, who plays the White Walker, is back in a different role, one we haven't seen before. He's got some awfully big shoes to fill for this particular scene.
What do we think this means?
This, as they say, is the motherload: many, many stills of characters (both old and new) from the upcoming season of Game of Thrones, set to air on March 31st.
Some terrific images of Mance Rayder, the King-beyond-the-Wall, the red priest Thoros of Myr, the siblings Meera and Jojen Reed… and some hints as to which episodes many of these characters appearing in.
So, hurry along and check out our gallery and share your thoughts! We may go back and provide further comments to the images when we have a chance.
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Jai shri ram enemies of country and pro pak elements dont want a harsh leader like modi to give a befitting reply while all nationalists want.he is the best leader.Answered by Ramesh Agarwal, 04 Nov '13 11:43 am
Strong leader like Advani had to hand over terrorists to taliban , who will question them for rath yatra and killing of around five thousand innocents in that , was it love or terror ? they bend backwards to have cases diluted with the authorities in GovtAnswered by fakeastrologer, 04 Nov '13 11:40 am
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In democracy, numbers matter most and not the individualsAnswered by Lucky, 04 Nov '13 11:43 am
You are right that India now needs a strong leader, who can call a spade a spade, rather than beating round the bush. and being weak kneed.Answered by rajnikant raiyarela, 04 Nov '13 11:56 am
We need good captain with abilities to think, plan, monitor, execution and who can represent India strongly, current breed of politicians like mamta, mulayan lack these qualitiesAnswered by Rahul Upadhyay, 04 Nov '13 11:56 am
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COVENTRY— Because of an act of kindness in February, the boys basketball teams at Coventry High School and Cranston High School West received $1,000 each from the Metta Students Foundation at a ceremony Thursday morning.
The organization was established in 2012 by Norm Kelly, founder of Software Quality Associates in Providence. Every month, they award $1,000 to a student who shares love and kindness in the community.
Chuck Jones, Athletic Director at the high school, said the money was awarded to both teams because of the events of the Oakers' boys basketball senior night on Feb. 21.
"If we have a senior athlete and they have a younger sibling on either the freshman or JV team, I've encouraged the coaches, if possible, to get them on the court or field at the same time for that one moment they might not experience again," he said.
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Praying for True Befuddlement24 October 2013
By Virginia Avniel Spatz, October 2013
"Do you have to be a mommy to lead services?" my son asked me when he was very young. His question was undoubtedly motivated by the fact that I was active in an egalitarian worship community while his father, a non-Jew, was not. And, now 20, my son is weary of having this one innocent query repeated. But I continue to marvel at the worldview it limns.
What is it like to grow up knowing that gender need not determine participation in public worship or in learning? How is it to take for granted that Jews, regardless of gender, regularly approach the bima, lead services, read from the Torah? How is my son's idea of "Jew," of "woman," of "man" influenced by the egalitarian world in which he was raised? How did an egalitarian environment affect his sister's views?
Perhaps social science research will have some answers for us someday. Meanwhile, I rejoice in the generations of Jews who are living in a universe of religious participation that once seemed unimaginable, or a kind of pipe dream, to many of us.
In my youth there was a riddle involving a surgeon who stated, "I am not this boy's father, but I unable to operate on him, because he is my son." This was truly puzzling in its day. I have tried to explain this to my children and their friends. But their instant response was always: "You mean she's the mom, right?"
May Israel move -- in 25 years, if not sooner and in our day -- to a society where any suggestion of limiting women's roles is greeted with the same befuddled expression that my kids gave that riddle.
Virginia Avniel Spatz is a writer and activist living in Washington DC. She advocates for public education, promotes interdenominational and interfaith understanding, and blogs on Jewish topics at Songeveryday.wordpress.com .
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Two Halves, One Whole24 October 2013
By Shelly F. Cohen, October 2013
The first time I stood on the bima was when I became bat mitzvah in a Conservative shul. At that time, 40-some years ago, it seemed likely that would be the last time I'd be on the bima as well - there were no women clergy (that I knew of) and few lay leaders outside the Sisterhood. And surely I would never be permitted to wear a tallit.
When I came out as a lesbian a few years later, I could only feel that Judaism had no place for me. I wandered in my own personal desert for a long time before venturing back into a synagogue, this time Reform. In the Reform synagogues of my youth, no one wore a kippa or a tallit. (In our Conservative neck of the woods, we considered that a shonde.) Imagine my surprise to find that as the pendulum of Reform observance swung back toward tradition, it picked up women as well as men. Women were wearing tallitot, women were leyning (reading) Torah, women were leading services! I not only had a place, I had a home.
Putting on a tallit for the first time was a powerful experience, a tangible expression of belonging. And yet, there was still something missing. Finally I realized what I needed was a tallit that spoke to both halves of my identity - Jewish and lesbian. I recently had a tallit made for me with the rainbow stripes of the Pride Flag, and pink and yellow triangles forming a magen david at each corner. Now when I stand on the bima several times a year to leyn Torah, I am also sending a message to LGBT Jews that they will always have a home in our congregation.
Shelly F. Cohen is a member of Temple Beth Am in Seattle, and part of the Welcoming Synagogue Committee, which works to foster the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people at TBA and in the larger community.
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Up and Down, No and Yes24 October 2013
By Dr. Judith B. Tischler, October 2013
I recently turned 80 (gvurot). I grew up in a traditional Orthodox home, rebelled, and became a member of Hashomer Hatzair (Youth Guard). My first real taste of women's equality was in that youth movement.
At the time, the dream was life in a kibbutz with a lifestyle that would enable women to work side-by-side with men while their children were cared for by others. We all know now that the dream didn't materialize as we had hoped. I moved on to become a professional French Horn Player with the then Israel Radio Orchestra. I was refused a scholarship with the Israeli Philharmonic because I was a woman. I returned to the U.S. to complete music studies through a PhD. I became an assistant professor at the Jewish Theological Seminary and along with that, the director of Music Publications for the Reform Movement (Transcontinental Music Publications). There was no gender discrimination in either of those places.
After I retired, I returned to Israel with the illusion that I would find it somehow the place I had left. Instead, I came to a near theocracy with a government that has little interest in protecting women's rights. I salute the women who are fighting for them.
Born in the United States in 1933. Attended the High School of Music and Art. Joined Hashomer Hatzair. I came to Israel in 1952 to Kibbutz GalOn. I married in 1957 and was widowed soon after, gave birth to twins, both who live in Israel. I remarried, gave birth to a son, studied and pursued an academic career in music. I retired to Israel and have lived here since 2000. I continued to teach in Jerusalem until 2009. Currently, studying Hebrew literature.
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The B'nai Mitzvah of Two Generations as a Metaphor for Equality24 October 2013
By Sandra Cuttler, October 2013
When my children were growing up in the 1980s and 1990s, we belonged to a "traditional" synagogue, which some people would call "Conservadox." During the many years that we were members, the synagogue did not allow females to read from the Torah during services.
It was important to me that my daughter Jessica read from the Torah on her bat mitzvah. At her b'nai mitzvah in Israel, both Jessica and her cousin Aaron read from the Torah and participated equally in leading the service.
Eleven years ago we started a new Conservative equalitarian synagogue, Or Hadash, in our suburb with two Rabbis who are married to each other, Rabbi Doctor Analia Bortz and Rabbi Mario Karpuj. The Rabbis conduct the service equally and smoothly – sometimes one of them leads a particular prayer and next week the other one might lead that prayer. The Rabbis are full partners and equal leaders as they lead and teach the congregation. They symbolize how men and women can both participate equally in Judaism on every level. Women at Or Hadash read from the Torah during services, wear tallitot and attend Torah and Talmud classes where they hold their own in arguments in interpretations of the texts.
Now I have two grandchildren, Bella and Jacob, who are "daveners" at Tot Shabbat at Or Hadash. Bella and Jacob are only fourteen months apart and will celebrate their B'nai Mitzvah in ten years at Or Hadash. We will no longer have to "escape" from our synagogue so that the boys and girls can participate equally in their B'nai Mitzvah service.
I am fortunate to live in a community of committed Jews that created the "new light" of equalitarianism that I can proudly pass on to Bella and Jacob.
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My Most Memorable Service24 October 2013
By Robert Levy, October 2013
It was on a trip to Australia in December with a group of friends. We were exactly 10 people, 5 men and 5 women. I had Yahrzeit for my father and I wanted to say Kaddish, so we needed a minyan of 10 worshipers. Jewish tradition asks for 10 men to create this special atmosphere which is deemed proper to recite the Kaddish. In the town where we were at the time there was no synagogue.
We were all used to attending Orthodox services where women do not count for the minyan. We decided to disregard this restriction and count the women.
Believe me, we all experienced this special, spiritual atmosphere created by 10 committed persons and this service turned out to be the most memorable one I ever attended.
Robert Levy, age 69, resident of Zurich, Switzerland. Father of 2, grandfather of 8.
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Even if you have hung out with her beau a few times, it's usually best to wait for your friend to bring up concerns about her relationship first, before pointing them out to her. "Giving unsolicited girlfriend advice is a very touchy subject," says Debba Haupert, founder of Girlfriendology.com. "Most of us want our friends to trust us and our decisions. Give her some time to figure out the situation. Ask her questions to learn more, but don't slant them to be judgmental or negative—just understand the situation and be conscious of her feelings." You might find that your typical grievances aren't actually the same as your friends'. "It's always difficult to assess relationships from the outside looking in," says Levine.
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, ADHD, is one of the most common childhood disorders, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Every day doctors prescribe pharmaceutical drugs for children with ADHD in an attempt to curb symptoms such as restlessness, lack of focus, difficulty controlling behavior and hyperactivity. Regular exercise, a structured lifestyle, healthy nutritious foods (minus artificial flavors and colors) and positive discipline support a child's mental and physical health. Parents are turning to Martial Arts to help their children with ADHD.
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Harvard University's John Ratey wrote several books on ADHD. He says, "Think of exercise as medication." For some, he says, exercise may eliminate the need for medication altogether. Exercise turns on "the attention system" as he calls it, requiring that children focus and pay attention. He names Tae Kwon Do as one of the exercises good for kids with ADHD since it requires you to pay close attention to body movements. All Martial Arts have this requirement and some of the key benefits are increased discipline, focus and perseverance. Children learn to do what they have to do no matter how hard it is, pay attention to the task at hand and not to give up. Hopefully they also encounter an instructor who won't give up in them. Behavior changes occur over a period of time with consistent work.
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Call local Martial Arts schools in your area and set up an appointment for an introductory lesson. Most schools offer a complimentary lesson, giving you the opportunity to see their school, meet their instructors and watch your child take class. Before class ask them if they work with children with ADHD. Pay attention to how they teach and speak to the children. You may not notice a change in your child's behavior the first day, but make sure the instructor remains calm and patient with your child. Many children with ADHD suffer from low self-esteem and Martial Arts should help with their confidence. A good Martial Arts program emphasizes goal setting with all their students and your child's first goal may be as simple as learning to focus only on the instructor. With this repeated effort you will be amazed at the results.
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Sea perch fillets cooked in white wine and white wine vinegar and seasoned with lemon myrtle.
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submitted by VicCherikoffLow Fat, Fat-Free, Low in Saturated Fat, Low Cholesterol, Cholesterol-Free, Trans-fat Free, Low Carb
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submitted by dodeTrans-fat Free, Low Carb, Low Sodium
Grilled Perch with Sage(0)
Summer means fishing time, so try this succulent fish dish that's will have you licking your lips in satisfaction.
submitted by mkLow in Saturated Fat, Low Cholesterol, Cholesterol-Free, Trans-fat Free, Good source of fiber, Very low in sodium, Low Sodium
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Parmesan really comes through in this moist, boneless chop that's quick to cook on the stovetop. This family pleaser is great with veggies, rice or your favorite mashed potatoes.
4 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 25 min.
1/4 cup butter
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
1/4 teaspoon pepper
4 boneless pork loin chops (3/4 inch thick and 6 ounces
2 tablespoons olive oil
In a shallow microwave-safe bowl, melt butter. In a large resealable
plastic bag, combine the Parmesan cheese, flour, Italian seasoning,
parsley and pepper. Dip each pork chop in butter; place in bag, one
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In a large skillet, cook pork in oil over medium heat for 7-8 minutes
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