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The Samsung Galaxy Camera Comes to AT&T on November 16thSmartphones are currently dominating the space when it comes to low priced cameras, but they don't have the image quality that most photogs are really looking for. Point-and-shoots may take better photos, but most of them can't upload to Facebook on the go or let you edit your photos. The Samsung Galaxy Camera is made to succeed where the others fail.
The Galaxy Camera isn't a smartphone, but it has Android functionality with their 4.1 Jelly Bean OS insatlled. It also uses 4G connectivity, which means uploading is quick and painless. It utilizes a 16MP CMOS sensor and a 21x optical zoom lens - something you're not going to find on your smartphone, or most cameras of this size for that matter.
Samsung has also released the source code so that programmers and developers can start making their own software for the phone. And of course, there's much talk of enabling phone calls through the Galaxy Camera, which we'll almost certainly see a hack for soon.
The Galaxy Camera will be available on AT&T November 16 at a price of $499, and they have various data plans available. Check out the AT&T press release for more pricing details.

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Haha, I crack myself up. Of course clean clothes are worth it. But cleaning them is not free, that's for sure. As you are probably aware, the formula determining how much it will cost you to do laundry this month is:
where Q = the number of quarters a load costs, L = how many loads you have, S = how much you think you can stuff into one load, C = how much an average item of clothing costs, W = how many times you can wear an average item of clothing before you need to wash it again, T = the temperature of the water, H = how many washes an item of clothing can withstand before it is completely worn out and has to be replaced, F = how frequently you are willing to do laundry, and G = I give up.
Seriously, I give up. Trying to optimize the frequency of laundry outings in such a way that I save a noticeable amount of money without sacrificing hygiene is, as it turns out, too complicated for me. One option would be to just tell you that I've spent $230.50 in laundry quarters so far this year and end the post now.
Here's the thing about doing laundry: it's no fun. And it's very, very time-consuming. And these points sometimes lead me to consider paying good money for services that I arguably cannot afford. So my question is, are those services possibly worth it?
Let's consider the options.
Laundry Option #1: Do laundry at home.
- PROS: This would theoretically be great.
- CONS: It's not actually an option. My landlord says there is "no laundry hookup" in our apartment, whatever that means, so unfortunately getting a washer/dryer unit is not possible for me right now. If you want to read a cool post debating whether or not it's worth it to buy a washer/dryer, check out Two Cup House's thoughts here.
Laundry Option #2: Walk to the laundromat, which is about ten minutes away. (I have no car and aim to keep it that way.) Facts about this laundromat:
- The fire department has been summoned to this laundromat twice this year that I know of. The first time, I was the one who decided to make the call, and the reason was that a huge ceiling panel had just collapsed four inches from my head and water was pouring out of the ceiling and onto some electrical equipment. The second time was three weeks ago when a washing machine apparently started smoking and exploded. I missed that one because I ran home for twenty minutes while my clothes were drying, but I heard about it from my fellow laundromattians when I got back, let me tell you.
- Last winter a homeless woman and her cat were living in the laundromat for about four months. I don't blame her—if I were homeless in the winter I'd try to find an indoor place to sleep too. I point this fact out mainly to highlight the perpetual and mystifying absence of the owner of the laundromat.
- More than half of the machines have been broken for at least two years. Although, miracle of miracles, when I went there earlier this week with the intention of counting the number of broken machines so I could make an accurate report in this post, I found that ALL the machines had been replaced by shiny new clean ones! You could've knocked me over with a dryer sheet.
- Cost per load: it was $2.25, but it's $3.75 with the new machines, which is fine because they're extra-big. Dryer cost per 7 minutes: $0.25
- Time per visit: ~2 hours total, counting walking.
- PROS: The cost.
- CONS: Everything except the cost.
Laundry Option #3: Drive the laundry to my dad's house in New Hampshire, two hours away. Facts about this option:
- I have actually done this. A couple of times. Laundry has never been the sole reason for the trip, but it's been a nice bonus. My dad is very generous about letting me take over his laundry room.
- Again, I do not have a car, so this involves renting a car.
- Cost: Well, if you don't include the car rental, $0. If you include the rental car, we're talking upwards of $100.
- Time per visit: 1-2 days. Except obviously I'm not doing laundry the whole time.
- PROS: I get to see my dad, plus I get to use a clean, non-communal machine.
- CONS: Definitely can't rent a car and drive to New Hampshire every weekend.
Laundry Option #4: Washio. This is an amazing laundry service that is willing to come to my door, pick up my clothes, wash them, dry them, fold them, and bring them back. For a fee. Facts about Washio:
- They are awesome. I've only used them once, and only because I had a discount code, but it was so, so amazing. This was at the end of last winter (aka, the worst winter Boston has ever experienced), and the sidewalks were a bit…altered, which made walking with a huge laundry bag slung over my shoulder virtually impossible.
- Cost: $1.85/lb, which adds up quickly. The bill for that one time was $44.20 (minus a one-time $20 discount).
- Time per visit: I don't know, like 3 minutes to put my clothes into a bag and walk to the front door?
- PROS: Everything except the cost.
- CONS: The cost.
Do you see my dilemma here? A little splurge every week or two, and my evenings of trudging to the laundromat in the cold and the dark and the snow, wondering if I'll have to call the fire department, would be a thing of the past. And not only that, but I'd have two extra hours each week to do whatever I pleased. Is it worth it?
The answer is: no. It's not. If I give Washio my laundry every two weeks, then $44.20 in Washio fees each time would add up to $1149.20 per year, whereas the laundromat total is closer to $250 per year. As it turns out, basic math skills are key in not going broke.
I would SO LOVE to give you guys my Washio referral code so we could all get $15 off, but the code has my last name embedded in it, so I think I'll wait on that.
I would, however, like to take a moment to get really excited about my new wheely cart. If you thought that these carts were only for old ladies, you were wrong because I am using one and loving it. I actually didn't buy mine – a good friend gave me hers when she moved – but you can find them on Amazon. I used to get bruises on my shoulders from the straps on my Ikea laundry bag that everyone and their brother seems to also own (not an affiliate link, and I definitely don't recommend that product), but the wheely cart has solved that problem!
If you enjoyed the Great Laundry Calculation and are interested in more Great Calculations posts, check out The Great Yoga Calculation and The Great Phone Bill Calculation, as well as Small Potatoes.
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"Hi! Thanks for all that you do. It's really important and necessary work. Our beautiful, wonderful, 15-year-old LGBT+ child has been in and out of hospitals all year dealing with suicide attempts and depression/anxiety. They are in the hospital again, probably through the rest of the year. We've been as strong as we can be, but it is wearing us down. Any advice for us on the homefront, trying to keep the rest of the family running smoothly, while keeping our own heads above water?"
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Answered by Ashleigh Tobin, MA, LLPC
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First things first—thank you, sincerely, for your question. The way you speak of your child and family demonstrates a great deal of love, respect, and honesty. Asking for help to meet your very legitimate needs is a vulnerable, yet incredibly brave thing to do. This tells me you're on the right path already.
Research tells us that LGBTQIA+ individuals are nearly three times more likely than others to experience a mental health condition. Common diagnoses are depressive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder, suicidal ideation, and substance abuse. Another staggering reality is that LGBTQIA+ youth contemplate suicide at almost three times the rate of heterosexual youth. Contributing factors range from confronting stigma and prejudice, fear of coming out, discrimination in housing and employment opportunities, familial rejection, governmental policies that deny rights, etc. Even though homosexuality was depathologized in 1973 in the field of mental health, the reality is that clinical practice, training, and societal acceptance have lagged far behind. Your child's experience is a devastating reality for many youth today. Parents and caregivers like you are a bright spot in the midst of this struggle.
Through no fault of their own, your child's needs during their struggle have had to come first. It might feel odd to be honest about the toll this can take on the rest of the family, but it is undoubtedly true. The time to think about all of your needs is now. The love and energy you are pouring into your child has to come from somewhere, so let's think about how it might be replenished.
Here are some thoughts for the homefront:
Prioritize time spent together (even if your child cannot be present). Create a new holiday tradition. Get a date night in at least every other week. Devote intentional one-on-one time to your other children and make sure they feel seen and heard. It's OK if you take a night off from talking about your child, because they are always in your heart and on your mind.
Call in reinforcements. I'm a firm believer in the idea that it takes a village to raise a child. Consider how you can lighten your load. Reach out to supportive relatives, mentors, community organizations, and close friends. They can assist with supporting your child, family transportation needs, meals, gathering resources, ensuring siblings get some special time, etc.
Become an advocate. Sometimes the journey with an LGBTQIA+ child can feel frustrating. As a parent, you might be worn down for how many things in our society seem to go against your child's thriving. By engaging in advocacy work, you gain exposure to supportive, like-minded individuals as well as a source of strength and purpose that will benefit everyone in your family. You will be empowered as you fight for the needs of your child. If you need help getting started, you may be interested in reading our pieces about showing up for the LGBTQIA+ community and getting involved in activism.
Consider professional support. Everything your family is going through is a lot to process. You may want to consider counseling as individuals and/or as a family. You all deserve a nonjudgmental and supportive place to explore your own feelings and needs. If you do seek counseling, ensure that you select a professional that is familiar with and supportive of LGBTQIA+ issues and family systems theory.
And a couple of suggestions for supporting your child:
Find the right healthcare providers. Whether for physical, emotional, or mental health needs, the right provider can make all of the difference. I suggest interviewing providers to be certain that they're familiar with the unique issues that LGBTQIA+ individuals face. Your child needs people in their corner who accept them as they are and who do not pathologize their identity. If they claim support but lack experience, thank them and keep looking.
Remember that your child is whole as they are. If you opt to seek professional help for your child, be sure that their identity is not the reason for treatment. Pathology does not exist intrinsic to their identity, but they do deserve support in navigating their identity and our culture's reactions to it. In short, reducing anyone to just one characteristic is problematic. Their identity is multifaceted and complex, so their treatment should match this.
Thank you for reaching out, for sharing your humanity, and for posing such an important question. Our thoughts will be with your family, and we'll all be here cheering each of you on!
Ashleigh is a Psychotherapist in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The foundation of Ashleigh's approach to counseling is the idea that you will never be good at being anyone other than yourself. She focuses on who you are, where you've been, and who you are becoming in relation to yourself and others. Ashleigh specializes in working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, women, and young adults. Maintaining a safe, collaborative, and judgment-free space where ALL are welcome is her top priority. When she's not working, you can find her watching the Great British Baking Show with her wife, playing guitar, doting over her cat Oatmeal Stout, and drinking Manhattans. Follow her on Twitter @theraqueer


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Matsatsantsa will visit Phunya Sele Sele at Dr Molemela Stadium on Sunday afternoon (15h30). It's a repeat of the Telkom Knockout last 16 encounter between the two sides, which Celtic won on penalties. The sides also played in a Absa Premiership match last weekend in Tshwane, a match Tinkler's men won 4-2.
Last season Matsatsantsa became the first team to successfully defend their Ke Yona trophy, but winning it is not high on their list of priorities right now.
With their top-eight place hanging in the balance, Tinkler has admitted their main focus remains on the league rather than trying to once again defend their cup.
"Bloemfontein is not an easy place to go to, but we're going there with a squad that I believe will show a lot of hunger and desire, because we are making a few changes to the team. We need to [make changes] because of the heavy schedule we've had," said Tinkler on Thursday.
"Also, our priority right now has to be in the league. We have three massive league matches coming up, with two of them – against Platinum Stars and Ajax Cape Town – are extremely important.
"So, obviously our focus has to be on those games, but that doesn't mean we don't want to see ourselves going through to the next round. We have a good enough squad, with some youth and experience, that can potentially go there and get us the right result."
Tinkler also believes facing a fellow Absa Premiership side in the opening round of the competition is an advantage, following his slip-up with former club Cape Town City against Acornbush United last year.
"No, remember what happened to me last season, against Acornbush? There's no guarantees in this game, I think we've seen that time and time again," he commented.
"I do think, if you look at Bloemfontein Celtic, they are probably asking themselves the question, 'How important is the Nedbank Cup?' So, we will also see what team they put out on Sunday.
"But, it's a tough league. There's not many points between the bottom and the top-eight. There's now a few teams that, following our win, have been dragged into that situation.
"I think on the day, whoever comes onto the field, it will be about who wants it the most, which is what is important.
"Like I said, there's no guarentees against the smaller teams, they come with a lot of passion, hunger and desire, and a high work rate. If you don't match them for that, it becomes a massive problem."
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Mills and Oram in World Cup preliminary squad
Jacob Oram and Kyle Mills have been included in New Zealand's 30-member provisional squad for the World Cup in the West Indies beginning in March. Daryl Tuffey, the fast bowler, and allrounder Chris Harris have also been recalled.
Oram and Mills have been out of action since the Champions Trophy in India last year due to injuries. Tuffey, who has also struggled with injuries over the last two years, returned to action in the domestic State Shield, though he managed just two wickets in six games. Lou Vincent, the opening batsman, was overlooked for the home series against Sri Lanka and the CB Series but has also been given a place.
The newcomers in the squad include Nathan McCullum, the Otago allrounder and brother of New Zealand wicketkeeper Brendon McCullum, and Mark Orchard, the Northern Districts allrounder. John Bracewell, the New Zealand coach, said the final squad will be trimmed to 15 on February 13.
New Zealand preliminary World Cup squad Stephen Fleming, Andre Adams, Nathan Astle, Shane Bond, James Franklin, Peter Fulton, Mark Gillespie, Chris Harris, Paul Hitchcock, Gareth Hopkins, Jamie How, James Marshall, Hamish Marshall, Chris Martin, Michael Mason, Kyle Mills, Brendon McCullum, Nathan McCullum, Peter McGlashan, Craig McMillan, Iain O'Brien, Jacob Oram, Mark Orchard, Jeetan Patel, Mathew Sinclair, Scott Styris, Ross Taylor, Daryl Tuffey, Daniel Vettori, Lou Vincent


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San Diego is world famous for its largemouth bass fishing, and particularly BIG BASS. As of March 2011, 10 of the top 25 heaviest largemouths ever caught came from San Diego County. I grew up on these lakes and know ALL of their hot spots. Here are a few of my favorites...
San Vicente
San Vicente is the hottest lake in Southern California right now. It reopened in the summer of 2016 after being closed for over 8 years for a historic dam raise project. The new version, a bigger San Vicente is teeming with healthy largemouth bass right now.
El Capitan
El Capitan is one of our biggest reservoirs in the County and has a population of bass to complement its size. This is a great lake to catch numbers of quality bass and learn to throw jigs, carolina rigs, spinnerbaits and topwater baits.
Lower Otay
Big bass continue to flourish in Lower Otay, where dozens of bass over 10 pounds are caught each year. Tules line the banks making it a great lake to flip and pitch. Some big rock piles and points produce excellent deep water fishing as well.
Lake Murray is a small clearwater reservoir right in the middle of San Diego that is open daily and full of giant trout fed bass!
Lake Skinner is located just north of San Diego and has been kicking out some monster largemouth bass over the last few years on swimbaits. Among those were two documented bass over 16 pounds!
Diamond Valley Lake
Right now, there is no consistently better bass lake around! Its a deep, clear reservoir and is EXCELLENT for swimbait fishing and deep structure fishing. Diamond Valley is arguably one of the best bass fisheries in the entire world right now.
San Diego is also reknowned for its world-class saltwater fishing opportunities. As the United State's southern most port on the Pacific Ocean, San Diego offers quick and easy access to the bountiful waters of Mexico's Coronado Islands, the local kelp beds, offshore banks, and two healthy bays; San Diego and Mission.
Outer Banks / Islands
If you're after fish that double as tremendous sport and table fare, San Diego's offshore banks fit the bill. Those banks offer great seasonal fishing for both yellowfin and bluefin tuna, dorado, yellowtail, and albacore!
Kelp Beds
The San Diego inshore scene focuses on two targets; the Point Loma kelp and the La Jolla kelp. Both of which are inhabited year-round by calico bass, halibut, yellowtail and white seabass among others.
San Diego Bay
San Diego Bay is perhaps the most underrated fishery in Southern California. This scenic bay, bordered by the beautiful downtown and Coronado skylines is home to numerous species of fish including bay bass, sand bass, bonefish and halibut.


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Jan 2nd I had the day off
so did Jacky
I had old gift cards to use up
so off we went , out to eat lunch
just the two of us......
it was fun
of course I ate WAY too much
and brought home dessert
(who can resist key lime pie?)
and kind of lounged around the rest of the day
so not much got done
then I was angry with myself for letting a
day off go to "waste"
so went to bed , called it a day
Jan 3rd
I awoke as I do early before work
and pulled these 16 patches out
had some 4 patches too
and decided to get my light pile
(my lights are not white but kind of buttery yellow
so I pulled one fabric
cut up parts
sewed her up to make a larger block
she is not this wonky
I didnt iron her yet
I was so excited to share with you..........<3
then I grabbed two partially finished mug rugs
and put bindings on
into the gift bucket you go my pretties!
well, except for the selvage one
I HAVE to use that one!
I gave the other selvage one to Jacky
just because..........
she laughed and goes
why you giving me "trash"
(she throws out BIG pieces of fabric
and thinks I am NUTS for saving
little bits)
crazy woman!
here is me trying to "stage a better picture"
epic fail.........
I will practice
my home is small and dark
and it is hard to get a good picture
especially at 4 in the am.
this little mouse made it a little cuter I think.......
see? I am getting better at it already! LOL
(just humor me folks)
anywho, are you being productive in 2017?
so far I have done this>>>>>
made one farmgirl block
made 3 mugrugs
decided on a pattern for these 16 patch blocks so
I can get them into a top
and put a border on my table topper
and hemmed one pair of pants
I would say it is starting to be a good year!
lets see if I can keep up the momentum.........


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Water official allegedly seen on video hitting stepson
An Imperial County water agency director was arrested as police investigate a video posted online that appears to show him hitting his stepson.
The video shows a man playing a game of catch with a boy. The boy drops the ball, and that's when the man, identified by authorities as Anthony Sanchez, begins whipping him with a belt.
Neighbor Oscar Lopez shot the video Wednesday morning from inside his home. After a minute, Lopez can be heard on the recording telling Sanchez to stop.
Sanchez, 34, is director of the Imperial Irrigation District. Imperial County Sheriff's Department officials told the Imperial Valley Press that Sanchez is cooperating with authorities as they investigate child abuse allegations.
Sanchez was arrested Friday on suspicion of felony child abuse and is being held on $100,000 bail, according to the Associated Press.
Great Pacific Garbage Patch bigger worry than tsunami debris
Mother bear missing after man found with cubs, authorities say
Brian Banks' accuser didn't want to repay settlement, video shows
--KTLA News and a Times Staff Writer
Image: Clip of the You Tube video under investigation. Credit: KTLA News


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Yup. It is the Little-Black-Dress every girl should have in their closets. :) I bought this from Tomato the day before ( Oo. Wala ng laba laba. haha) for just Php700! Very affordable :) Not to mention it suits me well Sa laki kong toh (sarcastic tone..), sobrang bihira makahanap ng dress na sakto sakin. Kaya FINALLY! a LBD for me!! :)
This is the whole oufit without the blazer. I wear this white Fit-Flops whenever I commute cause its impractical to wear heels. Pag flats naman masyadong maliit. Pag slippers, pwede mapigtal anytime at di kaya lumusong pag may baha. So this is the best option for me. Don't worry. I change to my black heels whenever I am at the office already! ;) I go for minimal accessories only cause I only remove my watch or bracelet whenever I use the computer. Nawawala ko lang sila.
So that's it! Hope you liked it! :) Do you have a LBD already?


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From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98; Q312461)
Description of problem:
Installing from Severn boot cd, the kernel detects my hard drive, cdrom, and
zip drive. It does a partition check:
Partition check;
hda: /dev/hda1
hdc: lost interrupt
hdc: lost interrupt
hdc: lost interrupt
Only until I put an actual zip cartridge in does the will the installation
work. This may be a problem for other removable media detections as well.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
severn beta1 install from cd
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Have a zip drive with no media in drive
2. Install Severn off CD
3. viola.
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Origin and Purpose
The increasingly global and multicultural world in which we live has rendered translation more and more important both as an actual, material practice and as a cultural phenomenon to be critically analyzed. The relative increase in human contact across linguistic-cultural boundaries (be they regional, national, continental, etc.) that has occurred in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries has generated, in turn, an increased need for communication across boundaries. This augmented need for cross-linguistic translation does not necessarily imply that the world is a more benign and communicative place. Indeed, periods marked by spiked political and cultural antagonism and tension between geo-linguistic entities, such as that following September 11th, generate a call for more translation from Arabic and other languages into English, and the reverse. As air travel and the internet have widened the actual and virtual traveler's ambit far beyond the "European tour" of the nineteenth-century aristocrat, who might have the time and means to learn the major (western) European languages, translation has become increasingly necessary.
National and Global Demand
Despite the equivalence suggested by bilingual dictionaries, it is common knowledge that people do not say precisely the same things in different languages. Facial and corporeal gestures differ. Often colors are not designated similarly in unrelated languages. The social functions of the various meals of the day may be wildly dissimilar in various parts of the world. And when one combines infinitely multiplied commonplace terms such as these with the difficulties presented in interpreting such abstract notions as political sovereignty and individual identity from one language to another, one begins to glimpse both the difficulty and the vital interest of translating across languages.
Comparative Literature and Translation Studies
Since the 1980s, translation as practice and as theory has become central to Comparative Literature. Traditionally, this was not the case: the discipline, founded largely in the United States by post-war European émigrés, devoted itself almost exclusively to the European languages and demanded that all texts be read in the original language. But as the canon has expanded to include many non-European literatures, including various creole and hybrid literatures and oratures, scholars have acknowledged the necessity of using translations in research as well as in teaching. Whereas it used to be the case that most major African literary works could be read in either French or English, such is not the case of writers such as Ngugi wa'Thiongo, whose African languages also require translation. Along with the practical turn to translation in Comparative Literature has come, not surprisingly, the critical and theoretical assessment of translation in the context of globalization, multiculturalism, cultural hybridity, post-colonial theory, and an emphasis on interdisciplinarity. With its interest in crossing the borders between languages, cultures, and national literatures, Comparative Literature is implicitly committed to performing and also to assessing theoretically the function and value of "translation" in the widest sense of the term.
Advantages of Certificate to Graduate Students Entering the Job Market
The Certificate in Translation Studies adds an attractive dimension to Comparative Literature Ph.D. degrees and to all foreign language and English Ph.D. degrees. Translation is a fascinating and challenging field of study for both graduate and undergraduate students, as our well-subscribed offerings have shown. Growing in theoretical, methodological, and cultural sophistication, translation studies is emerging as a significant and useful aspect of Comparative Literature and of the humanities in general. Thus it follows that the Certificate represents an important supplement to the training of our students as they enter the job market.


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Today's teachings at the International Festival of Golden Dawn Magicians were once again dominated by Egyptian Magick from the new Egyptian Section of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the outer order of the Rosicrucian Order of Alpha Omega.
"Once again, the Alpha Omega leads the way - divesting the Golden Dawn of Christian trappings and returning to the Egyptian Pagan roots, from which the Golden Dawn arises!"
The Rite of the Qabalistic Cross, for example is a Judeo-Christian adaptation of a purely Pagan Rite from ancient Egypt.
The Magick of Isis - Alpha Omega
Here is what one Magician attending the International Festival of Golden Dawn Magicians said today about the difference between the Golden Dawn's Christian "Rite of the Qabalistic Cross" compared to the Egyptian Pagan original revealed at the Festival for the first time this week:
"The effect was direct. It was an enormously pure energy. It feels part of a very different egregore than the Rite of the Qabalistic Cross, because the energy was so much stronger and purer."
- Frater N.T.I., Gothenburg, Sweden
The highlight of the today's work at the Festival was the initiation of two new Adepts into the 5=6 Adeptus Minor grade. VH Frater S.M. will be carrying the light of the Golden Dawn back Mexico and VH Frater S.M. will carry this light, for the first time as well, to Africa.
Here is what they had to say, following these quite historic initiations:
"C'est une tres grande responsabilite, mais je sens que l'Afrique est pret a recevoir la lumiere de la Golden Dawn"
- V.H. Frater J.R., Africa
"Llevar la Golden Dawn a Mexico es un peso muy grande, con una gran responsabilidad, pero que se carga con mucho gusto y con muchas ganas. Mexico necissita esta luz. Es un honor contraer el compromiso con Alpha y Omega de servicio para la gente de Latina America."
- VH Frater S.M., MexicoOn the negative side, a "dust devil," (the desert version of a tornado with gale force winds) blew through today. We tore down the tent city amazingly fast. VH Frater H.I., from Germany, however, was not fast enough. This made for the following fascinating scene, entitled:
Hierophant vs. Dust Demon


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Knitting Small pursescomments (3) November 15th, 2008 in gallery
Using strips of fabric scraps that I got from a clothing designer & a skein of fancy orange yarn, I knit this cute little bag! I then lined it with a hot pink Asian silk fabric and sewed on the orange handles. Bag measures 5" long x 3" high and 2" wide.
Pattern or design used: My own design - Jacquie Stone
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DAVAO City, August 13, 2014—The Archdiocese of Davao will be hosting the 29th National Meeting of Diocesan Directors of Liturgy (NMDDL) from August 11 to 14.
To be held at the MerGrande Ocean Resort, the conference will focus on "The Liturgy for Special Groups" with discussions about Basic Ecclesial Communities (BEC), celebrations with children and youth, Trans-parochial Communities, and Persons with Disabilities (PWD).
Aside from these, the conference will also tackle the proper catechesis on the approved New English Translation of the Rite of Marriage for the Philippines and the Rite of Confirmation.
Participants will be treated with a welcome dinner on the August 11 and on the second day, they will join the Misa ng Bayang Pilipino.
NMDDL is a yearly gathering of all directors of the diocesan liturgical commissions in the Philippines in order to update them on liturgical concerns, promote coordination with the Episcopal Commission on Liturgy, and to create closer ties among liturgical commissions. The first NMDDL was held in 1986 in Tagaytay City.
This is the second time that the Archdiocese of Davao will host the same meeting as the first one was held in September 1998. (John Frances C. Fuentes)
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Do you feel like your child just doesn't hear you? Does your child ignore you? Do you feel like there are days when all you do is discipline your child? "Yes, mommy" can change all of that in a matter of days or weeks. You will find yourself disciplining less and your child will be much more compliant and responsive to your instructions. It's so simple yet so powerful.
"When your child gives back to you a 'Yes, mom' an amazing thing happens. Your child hears himself commit to obey. He draws the line in the sand himself. There's just something about hearing himself agree to something that elicits an internal compulsion for compliance." (Childwise, p. 123)
Here's how it works:
- You stand within a few feet of your child and make sure he can hear you.
- Call his name. Don't say, "William, come to mommy." Or "William, I'm calling your name." Just say, "William."
- Then wait. Some days you might be waiting longer than you think you should, but just wait nonetheless. Don't repeat his name.
- His response is to say "yes, mommy" and look you in the eye. The eye contact is key.
- Then while he is still looking in your eyes, give your instruction. Don't let him look away until you have given your complete instruction.
- Have him say "yes, mommy" again to indicate he heard your instruction and that he will comply.
Here's how the dialog goes in my house:
Me: "William." (I'll do this even when we're in the middle of a conversation, if I want him to pay particular attention to what I am saying.)
William: "Yes, mommy?" and looks me in the eye.
Me: "You need to pick up your toys."
William: "Yes, mommy!" and he starts picking them up.
Here's how it works if we forget to call his name:
Me: "William, you need to pick up your toys."
William: No response.
Me: "William, I said you need to pick up your toys. Now stop playing and start cleaning up."
William: "But, but mommy, I'm not done yet. I don't want to pick up my toys."
Me: "Do I need to take these toys away? If you don't start putting your toys away right now, I will take them away."
William: He starts to put them away half-heartedly and with an attitude. The entire process is painful.
If you have a child who consistently ignores you or is generally disobedient, you may be thinking, "Yeah, right. How am I going to get him to say 'yes, mommy' if I can't even get him to wash his hands when I ask him to?" I have been there. Trust me, it works but it takes patience and resolve. Here's how it works if you are just starting:
Me: "William" while standing right in front of him.
William: No response.
Me: Lift up his chin and look him in the eyes while saying "William, you need to say 'yes, mommy' when I call your name."
William: "Yes, mommy"
Me: "Good job, William! You're learning to obey mommy!"
You might end it right there without moving on to giving him an instruction he won't want to obey. Give it a few days' practice of just saying "yes, mommy" and then you can move on to giving your instructions. You want it to be a positive experience.
Also, in your first few weeks of this, you will want to give your child the benefit of the doubt and find a good time to call his name. Don't call his name when he's in the middle of his favorite TV show or completely engaged in an imaginative game. Start at a time when you are sitting down at a meal or reading a book together. Find the lull in your day and do it then.
And balance the negative with the positive. Call your child's name when you are offering something he wants. Don't get in the pattern where every time you call his name, he knows you will be asking him to do something he won't want to do. He will stop responding. Call his name and require him to say "yes, mommy" before you say you are going to the park, offering him a cookie, or giving him a hug. Mix the positive with the negative.
Even if your child is not yet verbal, you can still work on this process. Do as I say above with lifting his chin. Have him look you in the eye and go through the motions. Or if he is walking or crawling and not yet verbal, have him come to you when you call. If he tends to run in the other direction when you call his name, don't say anything. Just go get him and bring him back to where you were sitting or standing. Then reiterate that he needs to come when you call and look you in the eye.
If you are beginning this with an older child who is regularly out of your sight (maybe 5 and up), have him come to you when you call his name. That eye contact is so important. Although in your first few days and weeks, you will want to go to the room he is in so you know without a doubt that he heard you.
And of course, all of your child's authority figures will want to do this. "Yes, daddy", "yes, dad", "yes, mom", "yes, grandma" and "yes, grandpa" are appropriate responses.
Above all, be consistent. Your consistency is what will make it work. If you only call his name 5 out of 10 times, he will only respond half the time, if that. Call his name even when you think you shouldn't have to. It will take practice on your part. Be consistent and give it time and it will make your lives so much more peaceful.


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