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It's been my experience though that the universe is usually right... Let me use my very best friend as an example. The day she applied for a job she went to print her resume and the printer jammed. After spending many precious minutes she didn't have unjamming the machine, she finally got it printed. With resume in hand, she set off across her yard to apply for the job (it's a very small town...the workplace is right next door to her home). Resume in hand that is until the wind (we get a lot of strong winds here) ripped it out of her hand sending the pages scattering across the vast parking lot. She successfully scrambled around and retrieved her cover page and resume. Wind whipped and out of breath, slightly damp and crumpled resume in her hand she rushed into the building to apply for the job with a nagging feeling in her mind that somebody was trying to tell her something.
She got the job.... then spent the next 2 years on workers comp because of injuries she suffered on the job. The last one being a vehicular accident (a really bad one, she actually died in the hospital momentarily) leaving her with limited mobility in her shoulder (the accident had pushed her shoulder into the middle of her back.... yeah ouch) and hips (broke her pelvis in several places). She of course suffers from chronic pain as well. Granted this is an extreme example but it kinda makes you think that maybe the universe knows what it's talking about, doesn't it?
Now I didn't listen to the subtle hints the universe sent me before I married both my husbands, which may be why I divorced both.... in those cases the universe kicked my ass. And now the universe is sending me hints about my next love... yes that's right... the universe is warning me against Sully Erna!
I first started falling for Sully (sexy front man for Godsmack) the first time I heard Godsmack. When Godsmack first came out I was living here in rural Alberta... unfortunately hard rock did not appeal to the main demographic - farmers, and back then they were never played on the local radio stations. As for TV we had an antennae which brought in 5 fuzzy stations, not including MTV or MuchMusic. I didn't hear them until we put in satellite TV and I started listening to music on satellite. Voodoo was the song and Sully's vocals paired with the sexiness of the bongo drums heated my blood...got my juices flowing so to speak.
Oh yeah, that was the start...loving Godsmack for the entity it was... not individualizing Sully at that time. I could relate to a lot of their songs and I really got off on that.
Now, some of you who may know me now and also know Godsmack music might say, "Oh no Cat... you are way to sweet to relate to the darkness and negativity in the hard rock of Godsmack." I grew up in an unstable and abusive home... my first marriage was abusive... I have been surrounded by alcoholics and drug abusers for a lot of my life. I'm sweet because I choose to be, not because my experiences made me that way... I can very much relate to the negativity of Godsmack songs... they just express those darker feelings for me.
Then came the DVD... The album Good Times, Bad Times included a DVD and I laid eyes on Sully for the first time... did it just get hot in here? No? It's just me? Lust at first sight to say the least! It was filmed in an intimate setting and there was opportunity for the audience to ask questions. I listened as Sully easily and jovially answered his fans and that was it for me... I was in LOVE. By the end of the DVD I was joking with my kids, who are also Godsmack fans that Sully was going to be their Stepdad at some point in the future.
But now I'm really starting to wonder if it's meant to be... I think the universe might be trying to tell me something. You may have read in an earlier blog of mine, click here > Summer of Rock .... that I attended a Godsmack show last fall. Now I don't know if it was too cold or what, but Sully never once took off his shirt! Apparently the show they did in Dawson Creek, BC later that month that my niece was at, he never had his shirt on! < Sign from the universe #1. I was also backstage at that show and didn't get to give Sully a blowjob...uh, I mean a kiss... I never even got to give him a kiss! < Sign from the universe #2.
My kid had told me about a book Sully had written. Of course already being in love with the man, I figured I should get to know him better... I looked for it in Canada... book stores and online to save international shipping fees but it wasn't available anywhere in the country! < Sign from the universe #3. By the way, I did order that book from the states... I wrote a blog about that too , click here to check it out > Will This Cat Cross His Path?
Now I'm excited again because on May 15, Godsmack is releasing their live album Live and Inspired and I'll be able to re-live the concert experience over and over! A majority of the album was recorded at their Detroit Rock City show...and I'm bettin that Sully had his shirt off for that one too...with some tunes taken from their Boston show. No doubt both of these shows were killer! I read in their newsletter (which you can sign up for on their website) that they were selling pre-sale packages, that included all kinds of music and merchandise. I tried to order a t-shirt and CD but I kept getting an error message on my order and my order was never placed! < Sign from the universe #4. Being a quick thinker and very resourceful, I did pre-order without incident on iTunes... no t-shirt though....oh well.... it'll give me something to purchase the next time they come around.
So...do I listen to the universe, who is obviously telling me that Sully isn't the right man for me? Do I take my experiences and learn from them, ultimately saving myself from heartbreak and misery? I probably should...ah fuck it...Sully, if it ever comes down to it...the answer is yes, of course I'll marry you baby....... ; )
For concert dates, news and merch check out their website:
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Over 200 people responded to our event's promotion to meet us live tonight, and for about two hours, Ewen Chia and I shared the stage to give the attendees some of the best information available anywhere about building their Internet businesses.
These preview seminars have been tremendous for me in terms of experience and learning more about the Singaporean culture, and what types of content they respond to, and how to best deliver them.
An interesting lesson I discovered is that when it comes to comedy, some of my best material that gets people slapping their knees in the states actually bombed completely and got almost zero response from the audience!
However, I already had such expectations because the same thing happened last time I spoke in Singapore, and this time, instead of feeling like a fool again, I used this as a testing tool to learn what kind of psychological triggers they respond to.
In fact, I learned so much from just studying the audience's reactions alone that we actually more than DOUBLED our conversions from our first preview seminar!
Definitely an interesting and productive learning experience for me, especially since I've decided to work on more projects internationally and primarily in the Singapore and Malaysia regions.


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'I am in it to win it'
Paediatric surgeon Chris Fearne endorsed Joseph Muscat to become Labour leader. He tells Christian Peregin the time of arrogant politicians is over.
Age: 49
Profession: Paediatric surgeon
Residence: Tarxien
Districts: 3 and 4
Status: Married with three children
Why did you chose to stand for election?
I think one of the biggest mistakes was not immediately accepting the result of the EU membership referendum
I am unhappy with the way things are going. People are not better off than they were five years ago. I'm also unhappy with the fact that in many cases it is not a question of what you know, but who you know.
If a Labour government is preferential towards its own, rather than making open calls, would you put your foot down?
Absolutely. But another reason for entering politics is that Labour has changed. It has become more inclusive and has a clearer vision of where it wants to take Malta.
Meritocracy is one aspect. We cannot exclude people just because they're red or blue. We need everybody's contribution.
What can you contribute?
The time of arrogant politicians is over. Banging on tables and calling people names is no longer valid.
We need technical people, who know what they are talking about and can contribute sensibly. This is the style of politics I can offer.
What are the biggest concerns for the Maltese people?
Politics for most people is personal: what affects them and their family. At the moment, the standard of living is going down.
But there have been some great leaps forward since Malta joined the EU. How do you justify this claim that people are worse off?
The statistics show that Malta is officially in a recession. A recession means the economy is going backwards and people have less money to spend.
This is within a difficult international context though...
So we need even stronger leadership. You cannot blame the PN's problems on Lehman Brothers. If you cannot trust the PN leader to lead his own party, how can you trust him to lead the country? We need strong leadership and a strong vision...
But Labour has a history of internal conflict as well.
Twenty-five years in opposition has helped the Labour Party to realise that unless it is a united front, it can never go anywhere. I don't remember the Labour Party being as united as it is today.
What is the best thing about your party?
Dr Muscat has managed to get a team of successful people together with some valid others already in the Labour Party. Together they have a vision for the future. It is not just about winning the election but running the country at a difficult time.
And what do you think is the worst thing about your party?
I think the party, like the PN, has had dark episodes in its past. Labour has recognised this and decided to move on.
Which were the darkest episodes?
I think one of the biggest mistakes was not immediately accepting the result of the EU membership referendum.
Not the policy of being against EU membership, but the response to the referendum?
Once the referendum showed the majority of the Maltese people wanted EU membership, the party should have accepted it straight away rather than accept it after losing the election.
What about EU membership itself? Did you support it?
The question of the way one votes is always something personal. But in my family there were people who voted for membership and others who voted against.
Do you think Labour made a mistake?
Let me just finish my point... what the present Prime Minister has done regarding referendum results is even worse – he voted against divorce in Parliament contrary to the referendum result.
Do you think that was worse than Labour not accepting the result of the EU referendum?
Yes, I think voting against a referendum that the Prime Minister himself called is worse than not recognising the result from somewhere else. There were mistakes from both sides and it is time to move forward.
Doctors are traditionally a bit absent from Parliament. Do you have time for politics?
Politics, like medicine, can definitely be a full-time career, so it is a question of time management and making time for your family as well.
But I would never leave a patient in an emergency case because of political activities.
Will you end up having to justify any absence from Parliament like Labour MP Adrian Vassallo and PN MP Stephen Spiteri did?
Well, with the new Parliament we won't have any steps to climb. That was Stephen Spiteri's excuse.
Will you crave a ministerial position or will you be satisfied just being an MP?
I am a team player so I will go with whatever the leader says.
Do you fear you are just being used to catch needed votes for your party rather than to contribute fully?
I volunteered myself. I wasn't pushed by the party. So I'm in it to win it, rather than just to be there.
This last legislature has seen many social issues being discussed: divorce, cohabitation, IVF, gay rights. How would you have contributed to these discussions?
I'm quite a liberal person. I think you need a framework but the government should not intrude too much in people's lives. I campaigned in favour of divorce at a local level.
During house visits?
Yes, house visits and talking to people because that is what the situation at the time demanded. And I'm quite happy with the way the divorce campaign turned out.
What about issues like gay rights?
Yes, absolutely.
Are you in favour of gay marriage?
Well, the Labour Party is in favour of civil unions for gay people.
And you agree with that?
Yes, for sure.
What about the IVF Bill being proposed? Does it go far enough?
It is a step in the right direction. We needed IVF regulation.
As a doctor I tend to see IVF from the humane aspect rather than just legalistically. For the past 20 years we've had hundreds of children born through IVF in Malta.
The Bill as it stands now will preclude some of these children having been born. I think it is a very sensitive issue.
Would you go up to a mother cuddling up to a three-month-old baby and say this Bill is going to make it illegal for you to have a child like this again?
Is it because embryo freezing will be banned?
No, embryo freezing does not occur in Malta at the moment, even though the equipment was already bought for Mater Dei. The law only allows embryo freezing in certain circumstances and there are gaps.
For instance, it allows freezing if a woman dies, but it does not allow adoption. So will the embryo be frozen forever?
But what would cause some children not to be born? Is it because they're going for more experimental treatment?
Yes, it is more restrictive. I think IVF legislation should be a guide for parents and professionals with children's interests in mind. It shouldn't be a straitjacket.
But should we go for embryo freezing rather than egg freezing?
I think oocyte vitrification is a very interesting new development, but I'm a paediatric surgeon, not a gynaecologist.
We need to listen to the experts and they are saying it is still in its early days. I don't think a law that restricts other possible modes of IVF should be dogmatic.


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Doncaster Knights winged their way to a 57-16 Championship bonus point win over promoted Richmond at the Athletic Ground.
Tyson Lewis raced in for a hat-trick of tries as Knights inflicted a third successive defeat on last season's National One champions, with Paul Jarvis weighing in with a brace.
Jarvis was moved out to the wing in order to give full-back Sean Scanlon his starting debut in competitive rugby in Doncaster colours and he celebrated with a late try.
With his former Rotherham team-mate Lloyd Hayes also touching down in both halves, eight of the club's tries were scored by the backs.
Richmond twice led in the first quarter but they were second-best for the rest of the half as Knights raced into a 31-11 interval lead.
Richmond opened up an early 3-0 lead courtesy of the boot of Sean O'Hagan.
But they fell behind when fly-half Declan Cusack, who also kicked the conversion, put Lewis away and he in turn sent Hayes racing over for his first try.
Richmond wing Charles Broughton touched down from close range.O'Hagan couldn't convert but kicked a second penalty five minutes later to make it 11-7.
Hayes supplied the try-scoring pass to Jarvis following some excellent handling in the build-up. Cusack added the extras to make it 14-11.
Hayes, who had his best game for was also involved in the build-up to the first of Lewis's three tries on 25 minutes.
Lewis had more to do to score his second, leaving the cover for dead after racing on to Cusack's inside pass just inside his own half. There are few better sights at this level than seeing Lewis in full flight and the Doncaster fans showed their appreciation.
On the stroke of half-time Jarvis touched down after charging down an attempted clearance kickand when Richmond had a man sin-binned and Hayes raced through a gap to score within a couple of minutes of the restart.
No 8 Alex Shaw claimed the only try scored by a Doncaster forward on the day.
Cam Mitchell reduced the deficit but Lewis quickly brought up the 50-point mark with his hat-trick try.
Replacement scrum-half Sam Edgerley set-up the last-minute try for Scanlon with a trademark break.
Knights: Scanlon, Jarvis, Bulumakau, Hayes, Lewis; Cusack, Heaney; Hislop, Allen, John, Challinor, Young, Makaafi, Robinson, Shaw. Replacements: List, Hunter, Quigley, Nolan, Williams, Humberstone, Edgerley


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Arnold Kling makes a good point about the current economic crisis:
I don't think of the long-term budget fight as being between Democrats and Republicans or between rich and poor. I look at it as a fight between people with funded retirements and unfunded retirements.
If I have saved enough to support my lifestyle in retirement, then I have a funded retirement. If my neighbor who teaches in public school wants to support a similar lifestyle based on her pension, then she has a retirement that is somewhat unfunded. That is, as of now, her pension plan has only about fifty cents for every dollar of promised benefits.
Social Security and Medicare also are unfunded. …
Down the road, someone is going to get the shaft. It could be my neighbor, it could be me, or it could be both of us. That is, people who are relying on the unfunded systems–public sector pensions, Social Security, and Medicare–might find their benefits cut. Or people who are relying on personal savings could wind up having those savings taxed away in order to address the shortfalls in the public systems. Or all of us could have our savings eroded by inflation, from which we may not be able to protect ourselves.
I think that is correct, although it doesn't tell the whole story. I think there is also a huge intergenerational conflict that doesn't follow the funded vs. unfunded pattern, since young people stand to be on the losing end of that one regardless of which sort of retirement they plan on.
Lately, I have been hearing stories about people who have stopped putting their savings in places where the government can readily find them (e.g., 401k plans) in the expectation that the government will try to appropriate those savings in order to make up, in part, for the unsustainable promises it has been making for decades.


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The rebuild of Magilligan Prison will be on hold until the NI Executive can "agree the finances for Northern Ireland", Justice Minister David Ford has said.
In March 2013, David Ford announced rather than build a new prison near Belfast to replace Magilligan, as was the recommendation from a Prison Service Review of facilities, he opted to build a new prison at the Magilligan site.
However, the Minister said in June 2014 he couldn't guarantee the new build would go ahead as planned without approval from the Department of Finance.
"The question is much more this: at what point will the Executive agree the finances for Northern Ireland for the future so that we know what the opportunities are for capital spending on not just Magilligan prison but on the much needed women's facility and the upgrading of accommodation at Maghaberry?" the minister said at Stormont.
SDLP East Derry MLA John Dallat asked the minister "what preparatory work has been done to give confidence to the 300 people who work there and the families of people who prefer their family members to be there rather than in that other place called Maghaberry?"
Mr Ford said the business case has involved all aspects of the running of the prison, including looking at future arrangements for training, job skills, healthcare and staffing.
He said the fundamental issue "is not whether the DoJ is committed to the developments needed at Magilligan and the other prisons, but whether the capital is available"
Mr Ford said it requires "a joined-up Executive decision", and added: "It is not even just a matter for the Justice and Finance Departments, but will require the Executive, as a whole, to prepare a capital programme."


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"Although the condition of tea workers here is not very good, no one died of hunger as is being alleged by a section of GJMM leaders, but instead after suffering from diseases," Mukhia said, adding, "The government is taking several steps to ensure that the workers do not have to die of starvation. There are diseases in the tea gardens, for which some workers died. We are trying to request the government to provide medical facilities, and arrange for treatment of the ailing patients."
According to Mukhia, if the management does not reopen the tea garden on 28 November, after a meeting called by the Joint Labour Commission (JLC), their party will launch a fast unto death stir.
"We will request the management to consider the plight of the workers, and reopen the garden. The state government is trying to provide for the workers through various schemes till a concrete solution is drawn. If the garden is not reopened, we will start bigger movements and if needed will sit on a 'fast unto death' strike," the Hill TMC leader said.
Meanwhile, sources from the tea garden management said they are willing to utilise the tea garden to its utmost potential, for the benefit of their employees, but are however, facing varied resistance and obstructions in doing the same. The meeting between the JLC, the management and workers is scheduled to be held on 27 November.(sns)


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* H1 operating profit down 15 pct to 304 mln stg
* Dividend per share 7.3 pence, up 11 pct
* Shares down 0.9 pct vs FTSE 100 down 0.5 pct
* Trade wars, Iran, Brexit risks to investment income-CEO (Recasts, updates shares, adds detail, CFO)
By Carolyn Cohn
LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Icy roads and frozen pipes due to bad weather in Canada and Britain hit insurer RSA's first-half operating profit on Thursday, though results were in line with analyst forecasts.
General insurer RSA, best known in Britain for its More Than brand, also has major businesses in Canada, Ireland and Scandinavia. It offers motor, home and pet policies, as well as commercial insurance.
A particularly cold winter in Canada, a heavy Canadian windstorm in May and Britain's Storm Emma were among weather conditions to impact RSA's earnings, Chief Executive Stephen Hester told a media call.
The Canadian winter caused more motor accidents, he said.
"Weather is a random walk, we have no reason to believe the second half will be worse than normal."
The storms and the cold in Canada and Britain also caused property damage such as frozen pipes, Chief Financial Officer Scott Egan told Reuters by telephone, though he added that bad weather was always a risk in Canada and that RSA was "very pleased" with its business there.
The company this week agreed a bancassurance deal with Canada's Scotiabank to distribute home and motor policies.
Rival Aviva also said on Thursday weather conditions hit its first-half results.
RSA posted a 15 percent drop in first-half operating profit to 304 million pounds ($398.33 million) against a forecast 303 million pounds, according to a company-supplied consensus forecast.
RSA's net written premiums dropped 5 percent to 3.2 billion pounds in constant currency terms, below a forecast 3.4 billion, and underwriting profit fell 23 percent to 171 million pounds.
"The miss in underwriting profit is not ideal but it does not look to be anything that will have a longer term impact," Paul De'Ath, analyst at Shore Capital, said in a note.
Political uncertainty could weigh on RSA and other insurers' investment income due to the impact on foreign exchange and interest rates, Hester, a former boss of RBS, said.
"World trade wars, any geopolitical risks that come out of debates with Iran, or it could be a hard, or soft or no-Brexit deal, have the risk of moving markets significantly."
RSA said it would pay an interim dividend of 7.3 pence per share, in line with forecasts and up 11 percent.
RSA's shares were down 0.9 percent at 636 pence per share at 0743 GMT, compared with an 0.5 percent fall in the FTSE 100 index.
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There are two kinds of wet in our household.
The kind filled with happiness
and joy;
shouting and running a muck
in the backyard with an exuberant black lab
named Homer.
Then there's the kind of wet filled with
Perhaps an expletive of "Holy Crum Why Am I Wet?!"
I would say
and, again,
best surmise this kind of wet.
You know, the kind of wet that occurs when you go to
fill the bath tub,
for Sesame's bath,
only to find out the shower head knob was left in
the on position.
So much for only wearing one shirt a day.
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Following a road called the Dreiwasserstraße there was a tiny car park literally just coming out of a raulway underpass and a few of us squeezed their automobiles next to one another, well I confess, I wanted to block at least two spaces with our Hashmobile when Slush Puppie asked me kindly to park the car "orschlings" (look that term up if you can find it) so others could park next to us.
I assume that the Hare lives out there somewhere, given that she really seemed to know what she was doing directionwise ;-) One was pleasanltly surprised to run along a coherent trail where the general direction was a steady one uphill (and, of course, back downhill again towards the end). With the usual suspects Tonto, Justin Beaver, Pussy Schumi, Tickpleaser, Free Willie and FRBimbo Casting Couch there was no chance to shine as a Front Runner (no competition here), the thing I really enjoyed was the pleasant forest area, even with the adjacent motorway A1. With the first line and the double line after checkpoints often being several hundred metres apart (no kidding here) there was nothing left but to run and earn the beer after the run. Talking about which, the way back to the cars was leading through the short railway underpass again when THUMP a sound of bad car parking could be heard.
|THUMP at the end of the tunnel
What had happened? MOM, as well as a few others wanted to park his vehicle nearer to all the other ones, yet when he easily found a place to park he obviously missed the sight of Joysticks mobile behind his own one and the result was THUMP and the noise was much louder than the scratch that this minor collision caused. And yes, there were some snivelers who whined about the ticks they brought home after the event.
Reconnaisance of trails for the Eurohash is underway, as I could tell from a special Down Down that had been awared to all those we were out in the fields already. The route that our group of four had reccied the day before the run looks promising, more about that in one of the next postings.
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's nine-year tenure at
may have seen its financial ups and downs, but there's no denying the artistic progress that the company has made under his watch.
Wednesday, we asked Stowell what he was most proud of accomplishing while at OBT. He noted the excitement and challenge of mounting full-length ballets like
along with the progress that has been made by the OBT's school, which has given it a steady stream of apprentices and new company members. He also singled out productions of
as notable personal achievements.
"I thought they were particularly successful because they are polar opposites -- completely different in approach and style," he said. "There was a flow to their creation that can only come when everyone in the room was focused on the same goal."
Here is a closer look at some of the artistic high points of Stowell's term:
Classical repertory:
The company added numerous works by ballet giant George Balanchine, including "Apollo," "The Four Temperaments," "Square Dance" and his lush interpretation of "The Nutcracker." Their addition, along with notable works by Jerome Robbins, William Forsythe and Frederick Ashton, signaled Stowell's embrace of ballet's rich history.
Works by prominent modern choreographers:
Under Stowell, OBT was able to add works by important current dance-makers like Nicolo Fonte, James Kudelka Yuri Possokhov and Christopher Wheeldon, one of the most in-demand choreographers in the world. Many of those dances were created specifically for OBT, a sign of the company's rising stature in the national dance scene.
Stowell's own choreography:
He created works both large and small for the company, including eight world premieres. The stand-out among them was his shimmering "A Midsummer Night's Dream," which blended modernism with neoclassical style -- perfect for showing off the high caliber of dancing that the company was capable of.
A stronger company:
When Stowell joined OBT in 2003, he began improving the caliber of the company's dancers -- Alison Roper is the only current company member that he didn't hire. He also introduced dancer rankings, which more clearly delineated the company. And some of the company's rising stars, like Lucas Threefoot and Grace Shibley, emerged from OBT's school.
Rising profile:
Since Stowell's arrival, the company has performed "The Nutcracker" in two tours of South Korea. It also has been featured at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., as well as venues in New York, Chicago, Colorado, Washington and Wyoming -- all signs of OBT emerging as an important regional ballet troupe.


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MM Supports – Creditors (Ben Cura)
'Watch out my boy, your eyes are still closed'. Our first crucial breakthrough in our chosen passion. The first handsome man or beautiful woman we truly fall for. The human condition swells with unbridled enthusiasm and intent, with every artistic flourish or gesture well intentioned for a loved one or one's seemingly adoring mass fan-base.
Yet as time passes, many often become so consumed by their own head space. The well-worn ideals and benefits of family and marriage, clouded by the borderline obsessive thoughts of our minds that manifest and poison all that were once adored. Naive to believe that for all on the outside looking in, their lives are perceived to be this perfect painting and the epitome of happiness.
Slowly unraveling, would you dare invite a friend or admirer to become immersed in what makes your own tormented psyche tick?
Originally created by Swedish playwright August Strindberg back in 1888, along with the stylish monochrome aesthetic that saturates the screen. Both birthed from a bygone era, director Ben Cura's 'Creditors' is a devilish and delicious dissection of the unorthodox lengths we go to, as we masterfully manufacture emotion to manipulate, push another's emotional buttons in order to achieve a morally questionable goal.
Madrid, Spain serving as the sophisticated backdrop, the pitch-black premise is constricted to a compelling trio. The crutches of Cura's suffering protagonist Freddie Lynch serve as a visual metaphor for his current stance on life. Hobbled by doubts over the (lack of?) faithfulness shown by his well-to-do, eager to be admired wife Chloe Fleury (Andrea Deck). Crippled by the expectation of retaining the same level of enthusiasm and craft already poured into his highly-praised works.
His tortured demeanour is soon given an unlikely, thorough examination by a tough-talking fan by the name of Grant Pierce (Christian McKay). Almost disgusted by the frightening fragility of the artist, Grant's determination to help Freddie make sense of his muddled life prompts an intense relationship built on brutal honesty.
Playful remarks referencing the characters as little brother or big sister establishing the landslide in power. Admissions of not being able to live without something to believe in. Creditors serves as a sharp, stunning snapshot of the fragility of the male ego, juxtaposing Freddie's emasculated and panic-stricken figure with Grant's purposeful yet peculiar dominance, brimming with almost misogynistic bile as he bemoans the hypnotic nature of a woman (You expect wit to come out of that?).
The initial intended seclusion and comfort of its setting is impeccably skewered and realised by director/star Cura, gradually feeding into the sinister, slow-burner tone along with the immersive, minimalist score. From the exquisitely steady aerial shots to the jarring fast-motion captures of Madrid, to the beautifully observed silence that fills the revealing flashbacks, the film's conversion to screen thrillingly avoids the stilted, laboured approach that so often befalls such works.
Reveling in the femme fatale tendencies of her character as she embraces the classic film noir archetype, Andrea Deck's Chloe exudes an explosive elegance whom thrives on independence and attention. Ultimately adding a compelling dimension to the passionate prose that leaves the mouths of Cura and McKay respectively. Whilst both provide distinct full-bodied performances individually, together they are terrific in conveying the theatrics of its source.
The heightened melodrama of its brilliantly staged finale may be of acquired taste. Yet for a directorial debut, Creditors is an incisive and accomplished piece of filmmaking that defies such a tag, possessing a rich, powerful psychology that instills an unnerving modern-day relevance to age-old material.
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Is Germany pro-growth? Spaniards learned the trick. Many meetings in Cyprus. Irish celebration.
Good news, we have new rules for the rules of the rules! The European Parliament approved another set amending existing rules, this time under the name Two-Pack. It follows the Six-Pack, which is in turn an extension of the Stability and Growth Pact. Two-Pack comes up with two novelties. One of them is an obligation to present the national budget for inspection to the Commission, which will assess whether it likes it or not. European Parliament amended the Commission proposal by including the "growth" measures. In other words, to get an exception will be even easier as before.
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Some others are not as lucky. Spain's unemployed reached 5 million for the first time in history. El Pais newspaper accused the government that they only reached the "great" last year's deficit of 6.7% of GDP thanks to a magic trick, when they moved all the tax refunds from December to January. The refunds mysteriously jumped by 82% in January. Without the refunds trickery, the deficit would be 7.2% of GDP.
French already officially waived their promises about the deficit. This year barely started, they, however, already revised the 3% deficit target for 2013 up to 3.7%. In addition, it became clear that they will pay nearly € 10 billion to the Commission in various penalties within the next three years.
The new Italian Government, if there will be any at all soon, won't have an easy job. To make it very clear to everybody, Fitch Italian rating down one notch to BBB +. Italian bond prices are almost the same as the Spanish, although both countries are far from the lows of last summer.
Greek merchants fight with the crisis the best they can. Pharmacists are facing huge payables for drugs to the state so they started a whole new kind of business. They sell the drugs to dealers who then sell them abroad at higher prices, exacerbating the shortage in Greece.
[Note: Original Fiat Euro article was published on Thursday, 14th of March 2013, before the subsequent spotlight news.] Cyprus is an endless topic. It is clear that it will receive aid, but the Troika has been arguing about it for more than half a year. Most recent rumours say that they will agree on Friday. There is a general opinion that Cyprus should contribute its own bit by raising taxes on corporate income, introducing new taxes, more privatization, or mild milking of Russian oligarchs' accounts. Cyprus likes none of those but is willing to negotiate a deal. On the top of that, they also put the blame on the Greeks – they say that Greeks are the ones responsible for the crisis in Cyprus, so they should take the courtesy and send at least two billion euros of the aid they received.
Irish can celebrate. Last week, for the first time since the crisis, they sold 10-year bonds on the market. Demand was high, and the resulting 4.15% interest favourable. Country lacks only 1.5 billion euros to have funding secured until the end of 2014 – provided that they will also receive all our money from all the rescue programs. But it will take a while until one "I" will be cancelled out of the PIIGS acronym. The banking system is far from healed. Minister of Finance Noonan is trying to ease the strict rules of repossessions for the banks, or allegedly there is a real threat of collapse of the mortgage market.
Irish are going out of the dirt slowly, their neighbour and partial savior Britain is falling into it. UK banks have around £30 billion of hidden losses. Another bail-out would be a huge load for Britain's budget, which currently runs the Greek-style deficits.
Let's return to the Continent. European Court of Auditors is an institution that much of the rest of euro-bureaucracy is not too much keen about. In its reports, the Court regularly publishes unflattering results of inefficiency and lack of transparency in Brussels policies. Last time it figured out that the expenditures of the European Social Fund to support employment of the elderly have immeasurable effects. Most Member States drawing resources from this Fund did not even bother to introduce any measurable criteria.
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Spurgeon's father, James, was a clerk at a local coal mine, and a farmer. At the same time pastored a local Congregationalist Church. At age 12, Charles informed his father that he had no interest in Jesus Christ. One cold, snowy night, Charles, now 15 entered a small Primitive Methodist Church and sat at the very back. Only 12 persons were present and the pastor didn't show up. So a thin man, a local shoemaker went to the pulpit and read; "Look Unto Me and be Ye Saved, Ye Ends of The Earth. He read it loudly 3 times, then looked directly at Spurgeon and yelled; young man, you don't look very happy, LOOK UNTO HIM AND BE SAVED! Spurgeon wrote in his memoirs' "I had been waiting to do 50 things, but when I heard LOOK, I saw at once the way to salvation, I looked until I could almost have looked my eyes away and in heaven, I will look in my joy unutterable!" In less than a year, he pastored his first church, in Waterbeach, England. The picture at the left is the interior of the church he came to the Lord in. See the arrow, it depicts where he sat.
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When Charles Spurgeon was 10 years old, the well-known evangelist, Richard Knill was staying at his grandfather's home, while ministering in their church. One evening after supper, he took Charles upon his lap, put is hand on the youngsters head and said; "I don't know how it is, but I feel solemn presentiment that his child will preach the gospel to thousands, and God will bless him to many souls. So sure am I of this that when my little man preaches in Rowland Hill's chapel, as he will do some day, I should like him to promise me that he will give out the hymn commencing; God Moves In A Mysterious Way, His Wonder To Perform." Spurgeon later wrote: The prophetic declaration was full-filled when I had the pleasure of preaching THE WORD OF LIFE, in Surrey Chapel to over 25,000 souls and when I preached in Mr. Hill's first pulpit in Wotten-Under-Edge, the hymn was sung in both chapels.


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"Captain Drummond?" A staff Exarch had opened the chamber door, and stood resolute to hold it open. Drummond recognized the half-elf as the one who had brought him to the chambers at the council's request. The young man was a bastard, having been offered to the Exarchs by the Eldarin elves to avoid embarrassment.
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A small chorus sat before him, the gold and black robes of the Exarch hierarchy on their shoulders. Such formal vestments didn't bode well for the outcome of this council.
A stout dwarf named Bosam Hornbelly, the Coadjutor of the Eastern Lands, seated front and center, spoke first. He sat at the center of the council, spectacles on his face, with a large tome opened on the table before him.
"Ex-Captain Drummond," began Hornbelly, gazing over the book. Drummond bristled slightly.
"You requested a reconvening of this disciplinary council on this, the thirty-third day of Forsake in the year of Kopul-Vul's fall, 938, to protest this council's edict of two years previous. Is this correct?"
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For years, dietary cholesterol was thought to raise our risk of cardiovascular disease. We were told to limit such high-cholesterol foods as red meat, butter, eggs, and shrimp because there was an assumption that the cholesterol in these foods would increase our blood serum cholesterol levels—and high LDL cholesterol is a risk factor for heart disease. But in a report released in February 2015, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) of the United States government stated, "Previously, the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommended that cholesterol intake be limited to no more than 300 mg/day. The 2015 DGAC will not bring forward this recommendation because available evidence shows no appreciable relationship between consumption of dietary cholesterol and serum (blood) cholesterol, consistent with the AHA/ACC (American Heart Association / American College of Cardiology) report. Cholesterol is not a nutrient of concern for overconsumption."
Yes, this means what you think it means—you can eat omelets without worry! Shrimp cocktail? Yes, please! It turns out that only 15% of circulating cholesterol in the blood comes from what we eat, according to Dr. Steven Nissen, chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, who was interviewed by CNN.com after the government's report was published.
The newer theory about what leads to increased risk of heart disease, according to a report from Harvard Medical School, is chronic inflammation in the body. Inflammation is a necessary immune response to infection or trauma, and is a good thing when it occurs in connection to problems like sprained ankles or if we eat a contaminated food and become sick. But stress, lack of exercise, and eating unhealthy foods on a regular basis–foods that contain chemicals, additives, damaging fats, and refined sugar, for instance–can lead to chronic low-level inflammation in our bodies, which results in slowly damaged organs, poor functioning of our organ systems, rapid aging, and heart disease. Inflamed arteries cause cholesterol in the blood to "stick" and gunk up the works, and this can eventually lead to a heart attack.
The key culprits in the American diet that lead to inflammation? Sugar, refined carbohydrates like white bread and pasta, and low-quality fats that are too high in omega-6 fatty acids, like soybean, corn, and "vegetable" oil. Choose whole grains rather than white stuff; and get your fats from olive oil, seeds, nuts, fish, and avocados (which are all high in anti-inflammatory omega-3 fatty acids) rather than from the omega-6 oils that are used often for commercial deep frying and in processed foods.
You'll be doing your heart a huge favor.
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Football fun with your dog
If you are a football fan, September 5th, marks a long awaited start to the football season. Personally, I enjoy watching the game with my dog and I have found several ways to include my pet in football festivities.
Central to any football Sundays is the food. One way to include your dog is to make snacks for him to enjoy while you are watching the game. You can make your own jerky in the oven or even "puptato skins" Football shaped doggy cookies are another great idea. An internet search will yield hundreds of easy recipes for tasty dog treats.
Remember, that many of the snacks that we humans like to enjoy while watching football may be harmful to your dog. Some common foods on game day that can be harmful to your pet are avocado, onion, garlic, alcohol and caffeine. Even sharing things like chips and pretzels are not good for them due to the high salt content.
During the game I like to make sure that my dog is supporting our favorite team. Just like your favorite jersey, your dog can show his team spirit. My dog wears a bandanna around his collar with my favorite team's logo.
On game day you can also get into football spirit by playing fetch with a football instead of a tennis ball. Just make sure the football is made for pets since human footballs can be harmful to your pet.
These ideas can help football season become a full family affair!
How does your dog show their football spirit? Tell us in the comments section.


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Brown Butter and Vanilla Loaf Cake
I'm currently engaged in a fierce (but friendly) food gift war with my next door neighbor.
It all started with a piping hot pan of homemade peach cobbler on the hottest Sunday of the Summer. She appeared from out of nowhere with a dessert that made my heart sing, as we'd recently run out of anything sweet, and the dessert-obsessed part of my brain was getting desperate. We bonded over our similar experiences of living in the Midwest, and our mutual addiction to cookbooks. This had the potential to be a beautiful friendship, so I scoured my archives for a divine recipe for brown-butter Madelines (It may just pop up here!). I brought them over, she was surprised and thrilled, and we chatted for 45 minutes as only people blessed with the gift of nonstop gab can do. I thought that would be the end of it.
The very next week, while in my all-star loungewear (which is what I call the clothing that is too good to donate, but too hideous for any human that does not live in this house to see), I heard the chipper double-ring of the doorbell only to find my dear sweet neighbor with a Danish kringle in-tow from my hometown that is now an 18-hour drive away. It was a delicious surprise, so I knew I had to return the favor quickly.
Here's something important to remember when you're caught in a gifting cycle: they don't all have to be showstoppers. Really, the whole point of giving a gift is to show the person that you appreciate them and that you care. So, do the three-tier cake if you want, but don't feel obligated. It's sometimes the simple things that are the most remembered. So, bearing that in mind, this time around I decided to do something very simple indeed: a loaf cake. Super vanilla-y, super buttery, super, super simple. She can have a slice for breakfast. She can have a slice while reading the Sunday paper. She can even have it with tea with a friend. It's super casual, and a gift that is right up both of our alleys.
Of course, this cake is also great for when you're craving a sweet treat, but you don't want to dirty every single bowl and pan in the house. It's quite straight-forward to make, and takes about 60ish minutes or so to bake. It's perfect for when you want to keep things really low-key. And did I mention how incredibly moist it is? So moist!
So, make this little cake as a gift, or keep it for yourself. The decision is yours. And it's tasty.
I've been promised a container of homemade soup as soon as the air starts to turn chilly, so the warm and fuzzy food war rages on...
What You'll Need:
- 1 stick unsalted butter
- 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
- 4 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 4 large eggs, room temperature
- 1/3 cup heavy cream
Place a rack in the center of the oven, then preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Stack two baking sheets on top of each other, then line the top baking sheet with parchment paper. Butter a 9 x 5 inch loaf pan (mine was slightly larger and everything turned out fine!) generously with butter, then coat generously with flour, then lightly tap out the excess. Set the loaf pan on top of the baking sheets and set aside.
Melt the butter in a small saucepan set over medium heat and let it come to a boil. The butter will bubble vigorously for about 5-10 minutes. When the bubbles have subsided, the butter should turn a golden brown color, and start emitting a nutty smell. Watch your butter carefully as it is really, really easy to burn it. Once it has reached the golden brown stage with little flecks floating all around, your brown butter is done. Immediately remove from the heat.
In a medium bowl, whisk the flour, baking poser, and salt together. Set aside.
In a large bowl, add the sugar, then whisk in each egg one at a time, whisking for about 1 minute each until they are all well incorporated. Next, whisk in the vanilla, then the heavy cream. Whisk until everything is fully combined.
Using a whisk or a rubber spatula, gradually stir in the dry ingredients until the batter is thick and smooth. Next, add the melted butter in 2 or 3 additions. Pour the batter into the prepared loaf pan, and smooth out the top so that it is evenly distributed.
Bake the cake for 55-65 minutes, or until a skewer inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean. If the cake starts to brown too quickly at the 30-minute mark, gently place a little aluminum foil on the top, then continue baking.
When your cake is done, transfer it to a wire rack to cool for five minutes, then take it out of the pan and let it cool completely.
To store: Wrap tightly in plastic wrap for up to a week.
SOURCE: Baking Chez Moi


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Our history
SARAG (Sheffield And Rotherham Asbestos Group) was started in 1995 by occupational health workers, trades union health & safety workers who were concerned that such was the scale of asbestos use throughout the many heavy industries in this region that a local group to help victims was needed and following packed public meetings in both Sheffield and Rotherham, SARAG was formed and the work began, carried out by volunteers, many of whom had themselves been exposed to asbestos and affected by asbestos related diseases.
Our funding
In 1999, SARAG was awarded a grant from the National Lotteries Charities Board to help develop the work of the group. Since that time we have had a number of small grants from different sources and we have also been grateful for very kind donations from organisations, individual supporters, asbestos victims, their families and friends. In the current financial climate as with many charities, we are finding it increasingly difficult to secure funding for the longer term, and donations are so important to our survival and helping us to continue our work on behalf of asbestos victims in the region. We also have a number of fundraising events throughout the year and if you would like to help with our fundraising activities or donate to SARAG please see fundraising.
Our name
The acronym 'SARAG' stands for Sheffield And Rotherham Asbestos Group. The name 'SARAG' is now very well known and respected by medical staff and other organisations across this region, but because we help people affected by asbestos-related diseases not only in Sheffield and Rotherham, but also very many people in Doncaster, also Barnsley, all parts of South Yorkshire and Worksop, Retford and Bassetlaw region, we now call ourselves 'SARAG – South Yorkshire Asbestos Victims Support Group' as this better describes the spread of the area we cover.
Our organisation
SARAG became a registered charity (1080365) in 2000 and was awarded a CLS Quality Mark for General Help. SARAG is a member of Advice UK and is a founder member of the Asbestos Victims Support Groups' Forum UK (AVSGF-UK).
SARAG has a Trustee Management Committee that meets to discuss matters regularly every month. The Trustees are people who themselves have been affected by asbestos related diseases, or who have a particular interest in asbestos issues and the work we do on behalf of victims. We also have an open annual General Meeting each year that everyone is welcome to attend, which is usually held in the autumn.
We are always looking to encourage and welcome new Trustees. If you would like more information about becoming a SARAG Trustee please contact SARAG on 01709 360 672.
Our Patrons
SARAG patrons are Dr Gurnam Basran BSc FRCP DM, Consultant chest physician at Rotherham District General Hospital, and, Mr John Edwards, Phd FRCS Glasg.(C/Th) Consultant thoracic surgeon at Northern General Hospital, Sheffield.
Our services
We provide help, advice, information and support to people affected by asbestos-related diseases.
We offer home visits for people throughout South Yorkshire and North Nottinghamshire and we can also provide assistance by telephone. You can also come to see us at our office base in Rotherham, but please ring us first to arrange a time to come in, or we may be out of the office on home visits when you call in.
We arrange different support events throughout the year and also have monthly meetings, which take place either in Sheffield or Rotherham or Doncaster that everyone is most welcome to attend. For further details of our support events and meetings click here.
We also campaign about issues affecting asbestos victims and the continuing hazards of asbestos, together with other asbestos victims support groups in the AVSGF-UK and for details of current issues and campaigns please see asbestosforum.org.uk
Our thanks
We would like to thank the Greater Manchester Asbestos Victims Support Group who compiled some of the text of the SARAG information booklet and gave kind permission for it to be reproduced to assist people affected by asbestos related diseases in South Yorkshire and North Nottinghamshire. Extracts of the text in the SARAG 2010 information booklet provides some of the information given on this website. If you would like to receive a copy of the booklet, please contact us.


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Sydney Metro Northwest
Breaking records in Australia
The Sydney Metro Northwest project is setting new benchmarks for rail construction in Australia. The 23km passenger train line is the largest public transport infrastructure project currently under construction in the country, and we're helping make it a reality.
Key information
Location: Sydney
Date started: 2009
Completion date: Ongoing
Key services: Cost and commercial management
Scheduled for completion in late 2019, the new rapid transit system will:
- serve an area with a current population of over 360,000 – and forecasts suggest this could be more than 485,000 people by 2021
- provide a train at least every five minutes during peak times
- forecast to reduce car trips by 14 million soon after opening – this is about 12,000 fewer car trips in an average two-hour weekday morning peak. The reduction in car trips is forecast to increase to 20 million a year by 2036
- help create an estimated 145,000 additional jobs in the region by 2036 as the population grows
This includes the longest rail tunnels ever built in Australia, comprising 15km of dual tunnels running between the Sydney suburbs of Bella Vista and Epping. The work to create 2.8 million tonnes of crushed rock, and every bit will be reused, with nothing going to landfill.
Working as the cost advisors/planners since 2011, we form part of a multi-disciplinary project team involved in delivering an ambitious, complex scheme that will change the area forever. We were recently appointed to a delivery management role for the Operations, Trains and Systems PPP Contract.
- 23km passenger train line
- 15km dual tunnels between Sydney suburbs of Bella Vista and Epping
- 14 million predicted reduction in car trips per year after opening
- 145,000 additional jobs created as a result of the project in the region by 2036
Setting up for success - on the money, from the outset
We've been involved in the project from the start – assisting the project team to manage the project budget to demonstrate to the taxpayers they're receiving maximum value for money.
Global standards of cost efficiency were achieved by benchmarking costs on an element-by-element basis with the best-in-class costs from comparable programs in our global portfolio.
Making the difference
- We mobilised knowledge and resources from our people working on the world's most challenging publicly funded rail projects, including London's Crossrail and Qatar Rail.
- Our specialist experience and data was required to assess the diverse range of construction techniques and technology including fully automated trains, a first for Australia; the elevated skytrain section; and the tunnel drives.
- An ambitious, affordable solution was developed, which will deliver a much-needed, reliable public transport service to a region which currently has the highest car ownership levels per household in Australia.
- Insight into rail PPP, for the operations, trains and systems contract, came from our serial involvement in projects around the world, allowing us to bring specialist knowledge.


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Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Wicked Wednesday ATC Spots and Stripes Challenge
Here's a little ATC for the Wicked Wednesday Spots and Stripes challenge. Yeah, I know, I'm always just under the wire for these but I think about them all week long, HONEST! Would have been earlier if the grocery stores hadn't been on overload for the Thanksgiving holiday, and of course, I've forgotten stuff with every visit. I don't often use stickers, but I have quite a few in my stash. This one came from the $1 bin at Mike's a couple of years ago. I AM a hug fan of Mary Engelbright and was devastated when her mag stopped being published, so I couldn't resist this cutie. Had a scrap of spotted and striped DP. Added some icicles and a snowfake cut with MS punches and I'm good to go. Yea!
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May 2010
Monthly Archive
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Posted by admin on 04 May 2010 | Tagged as: birding
Australia Again
Beth and I spent the first three weeks of April with our grandkids and their parents in Brisbane, Australia. We were there about the same time last year but travelled a little further afield this year. The family had to move to a new house the week we arrived so things were somewhat disorganized. The family dog loves the new place; it has a swimming pool surrounded by rocks full of lizards to chase. One day she chased a little ten incher into the pool. It swam around for awhile then suddenly reached out with all four legs and grabbed the pool bottom. It stayed there for over ten minutes before both the dog and I lost interest. I am told that they have the ability to go into a hibernation mode and survive with almost no air for extended periods. This guy didn't even emit bubbles. Continue Reading »
Posted by admin on 04 May 2010 | Tagged as: birding
I can think of nothing better than photoing birds at a rookery in the Florida sunshine. My past experience has been at the rookery at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm, so I thought I'd check out the rookery at Gatorland in Orlando for a change of pace. Well, I hit the jackpot! Not only were the birds displaying their breeding plumage and building nests, some already had eggs and a few even had chicks! Continue Reading »


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Welcome to the Trinity United Presbyterian Church Library, a self-service library for church and community.
This is one of the best church libraries in Orange County, with over 12,000 books, videos, audio cassettes, magazines, and CDs.
We have a wide variety of Christian nonfiction books, including Bible commentaries, dictionaries, and handbooks. We also have a great fiction and biography collection.
The library currently subscribes to several periodicals, which may be checked out. Christian music CDs are available as well as audio tapes of Christian speakers.
The children's library has fiction and nonfiction for all ages. We have picture books and readers, music and story cassettes. We also have a great DVD collection.
The library has books representing a somewhat wide theological spectrum. While the bulk of the collection is reformed and evangelical, there are authors who represent other schools of thought. Read with discernment.
Hours: Monday thru Friday 9a-5p and Sunday Mornings
Our Policy
The library is open to all and is self-serve. To check out materials, put your full name and the due date on the card in the back of the book or inside the video case. Leave the card in the check-out box and when you return your materials, simply drop them in the book drop or put them in the desk just inside the library door.
- Videos & CDs are due in one week. (Please limit yourself to three of each.)
- Books, cassettes, and magazines are due in three weeks.
- Please return materials promptly. You will be billed for lost or damaged items.
Visit Trinity Library, it isn't just books, come and see what else!
We have an extensive selection of CD'S, DVD'S & Audio Books.
Our Children's section is special & very popular.


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Cooperation and taking your child's picture are as synonymous as water and oil. But some of the most precious shots you can capture are done informally and taken with a simple compact camera like the Canon PowerShot, Kodak Easy Share, or Nikon Cool Pix. The first step: choose the location. Parks, playgrounds and backyards are comfortable locations for children. Early morning light and late afternoon, before the sun sets, provides enough natural light conducive to photography without additional filters or flash settings. Avoid direct sunlight at midday which will cause squinting and harsh effects.
Next step: is to relax. Do not try to "direct" the scene. Rather, let your child act naturally in the environment. Do not discount those shots of your child racing down a slide, peeking between objects or discovering a bug in the grass. Thanks to digital camera technology and high shutter speeds, you can snap away maximizing your chances for the best shot. Because most cameras come with picture-editing programs that can be downloaded, you will be able to crop almost everything out of the photograph but the perfect smile. Also, you will be able to experiment with color filters and change the photos to black and white or sepia prints. It can be fun if you try!


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A Greener Tomorrow with Solar Energy
New innovations as well as products appear regularly on the solar energy market.
Any type of home or business can make use of solar energy. This short article will
certainly give you all the tips you need to begin.
There are two categories of solar panels that are offered. Though they are less costly,
the poly-crystalline panels are not as reliable as mono-
crystalline panels. It is frequently best to buy the most effective item you could manage
if you need a solar power system that is able to power your home.
Your solar energy system will continue to operate as long as you keep it maintained
consistently. You will need to clean the panels and do a basic check of the system at
least once a month. If you feel uneasy doing it yourself, you should call a professional
to do the check and the cleaning.
Making use of a hot water heater that operates on solar power is a simple way to help
the earth. Your water heating system may be tankless or have a tank, but either way,
it can benefit from solar power. The systems to power them are both easy to install
and can save you a lot of money. It is important to have regular check up for your solar
system just as important as it is to have general dental check. It is important to keep the
plague off your teeth as well as keeping the plaque and calcium buildup off the water
heating system
While it could look like solar panels are hooked to the roofing system permanently,
the panels that are the most effective around and that generate the most power have
panels that are able to be re-positioned throughout the year depending on the season.
Those in severe temperatures may have a difficult time with this decision.
Do not permit aggressive sales people to sway you when you are getting a solar power
system. You are the one who is responsible for making this choice, and you need to do
so by getting all the needed details and also evaluating the prices and benefits. If you're
pressed into getting things from somebody, then that could possibly be the wrong choice
and you'll be out that money.
Solar energy could be a terrific advantage to many homes and companies, as well as to
the world. If you feel that your way of living can gain from conversion to solar power, discover
your choices currently. Make use of the ideas in this article to chart your course right into the
future with solar energy.


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- When posting All Transactions or based on a query of gifts, the write-offs will post
Note: If posting based on a query, the query must be created using the following steps:
- Run the Written-Off Report.
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Little Fishies Bath Tissue Cover
Designed by Julie A Bolduc
This bath tissue cover is a request from my daughter who is now living all in her first apartment by herself. She wanted one with fishes swimming around on it and this is what I came up with.
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