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Kim Kardashian Shows off Nike Air Yeezy 2 "Red October"
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Will the "Red October" Yeezys end up arriving in that month after all? We'd be surprised if it happened given how little we've heard of a retail release as of late, but there is at least one close associate of the man who is already enjoying the sneakers. That would the mother of his child Kim Kardashian, who recently showed off her GS pair of the sneakers. Continue reading for another glance at the hotly anticipated new pair of Yeezys and stay tuned to Sneaker News for any possible info on the Air Yeezy 2 "Red October" release date.
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Democrats capped a historic week in the Congress by pushing through a fix-it reconciliation bill, designed to make the final changes in a new health care reform law, while Republicans denounced the plan and vowed to overturn it.
"The time is now" for action, said Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA) as the House voted again on the reconciliation bill, slightly changed because of parliamentary points of order on the Senate side.
"We voted to end the most abusive practices of the insurance companies," said McGovern.
A lot of people still weren't buying the Congressional arguments from Democrats, as Republicans bitterly attacked the health care initiative, accusing Democrats of focusing so much time on the wrong issue.
"When are we going to focus on the economy? demanded House GOP Leader John Boehner (R-OH).
"When are we going to address the number one issue on the minds of our fellow citizens?"
Democrats though argue they have done that with last year's economic stimulus law, and now that they are done with health care, they can move on in coming weeks to a major financial reform bill dealing with Wall Street excesses.
Ever since the House voted to approve two health care bills on Sunday night, there has been the sense of momentum on the side of Democrats, something they haven't had in about nine months.
Will that last? Who knows.
But if Democrats can get the Wall Street reform bill through the Congress, it's not hard to imagine the talking points of the President and top Democrats, laying out the arguments for Democrats in tough districts.
They'll start with the economic stimulus law, move on to health reform and wrapping up with the effort to crack down on Wall Street fat cats.
I'm not saying it will be a winning formula in November, but it sure gives Democrats the chance to offer up what they believe are major accomplishments.
Two weeks ago, it seemed like Democrats were close to imploding on health reform.
Two weeks later, they are the ones celebrating a huge legislative victory.
While it was obvious they could end up winning, having this happen after the win of Republican Scott Brown in Massachusetts does surprise me a little, because Democrats seemed like they had one foot in the grave back on January 20.
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Posted 16 April 2004 - 06:19 AM
A wise friend once told me, "Be careful what you wish for. Once the door is opened it cannot be closed again!" I freely chose to open that door, to research what was and wasn't true about the dead. Armed with an infrared camera I jumped into paranormal research. Since that time I have photographed the dead, recorded evp and helped spirits cross over. The involvement, and the ability to perceive the dead deepened into physically seeing, physically hearing, physically touching and being touched by spirits. One can never really can know what is "being careful", or "not going to far" in the unknown world of the dead.
I have held spirits in my hand, with IR photos taken, and I have allowed a few spirits to "merge" with me. They have intertwined while within and touched my very soul to the point of becoming "one" for limited periods. When certain things were communicated to me from the dead that wasn't to my liking, I tried to withdraw completely from spirit contact.
It doesn't work that way at all. Remember, Once the door is opened it CANNOT be closed again! Think about what you REALLY want before you decide to open that door! I went into this with my eyes open to this very possibility and will now probably continue my research. Not really that much choice left when one finds themself on a oneway street.
I will share this much. The driving question that I originally asked when I began paranormal research has been abundantly answered. That is: There is no death.
If you try some of the things that will eventually be presented on this board, just be aware of what you are doing- it's a choice.
Posted 16 April 2004 - 09:29 AM
Nothing could have been wiser inwords buddy. WE ALL SHOULD BE VERY CAREFUL WHAT WE ASK FOR, for it is what we get. Whether it is in life, or in the spiritual realms.
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But yes, overall, I DO agree that caution will be your most valuable tool in time. And once you open that door, know that as wonderful as what may be shown, keep in mind that not ALL is what appears to be. For me, I KNOW that there is no death, for there is no such thing as an absolute 'end'...and truly, I think it's marvelous and that knowledge gives me hope everyday in my life.
Posted 18 April 2004 - 06:03 AM
I also considered mental illness, but the voices in my head kept telling me I was normal ...........................
Actually, IR photography opens up a whole new world that was technically unavailable to the average working Joe till a few years ago. Spirits seem to reflect and/or emit near infrared very well indeed. If you are curious about what is possible with near infrared equipement, check out my site www.phantomsinthedark.com . You might be surprised.
Posted 18 April 2004 - 06:28 AM
as for phantomsinthedark site, am not surprised at all - I was when I first saw it more than an year ago
I am also planning to take up spiritography in the coming days when I get my digicam. lets see what I can encounter with lol
Posted 18 April 2004 - 06:49 AM
Once you develop the ability to truly perceive what is around you, the spirits will try to communicate through you - whether you want to or not. So the "door" cannot be closed again.
I am looking forward to seeing the pics you take! ;D
Posted 19 April 2004 - 11:07 AM
I also considered mental illness, but the voices in my head kept telling me I was normal ...........................
Actually, IR photography opens up a whole new world that was technically unavailable to the average working Joe till a few years ago. Spirits seem to reflect and/or emit near infrared very well indeed. If you are curious about what is possible with near infrared equipement, check out my site www.phantomsinthedark.com . You might be surprised.
IR photography does seem like it would perhaps work better than normal photographs for this kind of thing. I have a great deal of experience with regular photography, so that's how I'm familiar with how easy it is is to fool a normal camera...of course you're still having to trust the investigator's word that there isn't something physical there, but it would eliminate so many of the ambiguous things that come with regular photos. BTW, while we're on the subject of spirit communication...several times while I've been typing here on GV I've looked back at my sentences and found something totally different than what I've been typing...so far nothing that amounts to a real 'message', but not gibberish that would result from mistyping, either...I'm beginning to wonder what's up with that!
Posted 21 April 2004 - 08:21 AM
Some simple ways would be to imagine yourself in creators white light. Ask that light to protect you, to guide you. Simple prayers depending on your belief system before you go into an aleged haunted area. Grounding yourself beforehand by imagining a white cord leaving your body, going into mother earth, spreading, making roots, going deep into the ground. Or holding some black tourmaline, or hematite beforehand also helps ground you. But don't pack or wear the grounding stone while investigating if you want to experience spiritual contact. Now don't knock tools, but wearing amethyst will also protect you. Burning some white sage, or any dry sage if you don't have the white sage before you climb into a car, will also cleanse you from any attachments. Burn this sage, and run it around your body, and everyone elses. They will and do get into the car with you and go home.
Posted 21 April 2004 - 10:12 AM
It's something that should be taught first quite honestly. and it's not a solo thing either.
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South of Évora, it's the only major town en route to the Algarve, but with a population of only around 30,000. Once past the modern suburbs, Beja reveals an unhurried old quarter with a beautiful convent and a thirteenth-century castle. You can take in the sights in the compact historic centre in half a day, though in summer the heat will slow you down – and it's not a bad night's stopover in any case, with plenty of good cafés and restaurants.
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You can make up to two weeks of predictions ahead of time to allow for vacations and other circumstances that arise. On the Friday before you leave, make a comment that contains your regular predictions for that week and add the set(s) of predictions for the week(s) that you'll be gone. Clearly label the sets by opponent for identification. I'll input them for the current week and the week or two that follows.
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Jurors in Hackensack on Thursday acquitted a Queens nightclub owner of a double street killing in Teaneck, rejecting prosecutors' arguments that a cocaine scheme gone awry, an electronic trail to the crime scene, and his conflicting statements to police proved his guilt.
The verdict finding Nicholas Kiriakakis not guilty of murder came a day after a defense attorney had countered prosecutors with an impassioned summation: that the hit on two Queens men in an SUV on a quiet residential street wasn't the handiwork of a "small-timer" like his client, but that of an unknown professional killer.
In a meticulously circumstantial case, Bergen County prosecutors had constructed a portrait of a debt-haunted Kiriakakis in a failed drug scheme and needing to rid himself of victims Michael Mirasola and Jonathan Beneduce, who had invested in his scheme. They found cell phone records squarely placing him on Oakdene Street on the evening of Feb. 17, 2010. They obtained his EZ-Pass records and traced his journey from Queens to Teaneck just before the killings. They even found his palm print on the back door of the 2007 Ford Explorer in which the bullet-ridden bodies of Mirasola and Beneduce were found the next morning.
And when police questioned him about his whereabouts that night, he lied, they said.
But defense attorney Marc Agnifilo portrayed Kiriakakis, Beneduce and Mirasola as "way in over their heads," involved in what was probably a very lucrative deal with much more serious criminals. And he presented evidence that he argued proved Beneduce felt threatened by some other party.
The jury in Superior Court in Hackensack took less than a day of deliberations to find Kiriakakis not guilty on two murder charges. It convicted him instead of the much lesser charges of conspiracy and hindering apprehension. Judge Liliana DeAvila Silebi scheduled sentencing for Jan. 25.
With the burden of a possible life sentence lifted from his shoulders, a visibly relieved Kiriakakis hugged his parents and sister after the verdict was announced, wiping tears from his eyes. They all declined to comment afterward.
Kiriakakis now faces a maximum of 10 years in prison when he is sentenced next month.
"When the dust settles, I think it's both critical and appropriate that the jury found him not guilty of the murders," defense attorney Marc Agnifilo said later. "He has maintained his innocence from the very beginning."
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Student Summer Research Program
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Students notified of acceptance into the program and preliminary funding decision (email) | 03/21/2014 | |
Students decide on participation (email) | 04/01/2014 | |
Students notified of final funding decision (email) | 04/23/2014 | |
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The JMC Student Summer Research Program is a 7 to 10 week program that provides Jefferson medical students with the opportunity to become involved in basic science, translational, clinical, or population health research during the summer following their first year in medical school. Program components include a seminar series, mentored research, and an oral presentation and written abstract (for details, see Program Components and Requirements). The research work should be conducted at Jefferson or at affiliated sites, under the mentorship of a Jefferson faculty member.
Online applications are typically due by the middle/end of February of the first year in medical school. The JMC Student Summer Research Program is an "umbrella" program that encompasses a number of formal summer programs, typically hosted by various departments, centers, etc. Students interested in summer research within such a formal program should specify that program in their application. These formal research programs include (for details, click on program title):
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The Annual HIMSS Conference & Exhibition provides an unparalleled opportunity to learn and experience the latest in healthcare IT. This year's event, HIMSS13, will take place March 3-7 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. Dell is proud to be a Diamond-level HIMSS sponsor, reflecting our longstanding commitment to the creation of an information-driven healthcare system.
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See how Dell's medical image archival solution, Unified Clinical Archive, integrates with clinical applications, and supports data sharing and workflow for coordinated care. The solution adheres to the "Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise" (IHE) industry standard to promote interoperability between Healthcare IT systems.
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How time flys ......that picture was the first time we met 4-25-2006..........
Yes, time sure seems to fly by...Some of you older guys may feel the aging process more than I do!
I have one week locked-in for the Ohio meet. June 14th - 20th. That is the only time I can't get away.
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North Carolina Essential Standards Correlations for "Science LIVE! Science Showtime"
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The reason for my continuing the series was that ever since April 2012 each thread page held up to 50 posts, and in the days of the fair forums it seemed to be a matter of (fixed) page length (or something else); I still have a thread (Still no supervision) in the archive with up 139 posts on a single page as the maximum.
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Re: T-Minus 14 Days...Draft Predictions
"I've always been told that I'm too small, i'm not big enough, i'm not fast enough, i don't have what it takes, I prepare so no one can take what is mine. No one can replace my mind, my heart."
"Leave your mark to endure forever."
I think we obviously trade down, and I think they have their eyes on Manelik Watson or Terron Armstead with that first pick.
Then with the second and 3rd picks, I think they'll move around to try and get the highest rated safety and wideout on the board.
The rest will be BPA and I'd expect an ILB, a TE and another pass rusher in that mix.
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HDAlthough Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
Re: T-Minus 14 Days...Draft Predictions
I almost want to go out on a limb and say that Ozzie will go against his normal style of staying put or trading back and will acctually trade up to get Lane Johnson if he falls past the chargers.
LT is a big need and they need to have a longterm answer for it. Considering how expensive they can be on the open market, it is cheaper on the salary cap to surrender some picks and draft one with the rookie salary cap.
Probably wont happen, but I think if one of the LT's drop, it will happen. Granted, I do not know a lot about he prospects and there might be one in later rounds they can get.
Re: T-Minus 14 Days...Draft Predictions
I predict that we may trade either up or down, I don' t think we stay at 32. If up, it's to jump up in front of one of these WR or LB needy teams if someone falls around the mid-20's, but if back, it's because a couple players at safety, LB, and WRs are still available and Ozzie wants the best value. That move would be with a QB needy team in the early 2nd rd that is getting nervous about missing out on a player.
I think we can't lose in these early rounds.
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FOR REED, BIRK, BOLDIN, RAY, ART, TEVIN, OJ, and BALTIMORE...
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Re: T-Minus 14 Days...Draft Predictions
I agree to a point but the problem is that the Ravens will remain in the second half of the first round for the forseeable future, at least from what I think. A Good LT on the open market is going to suck so much cap space, that at some point they are going to have to draft one to develop.
I just pray that they are not going to stick Oher to LT....I cant handle that again.
Re: T-Minus 14 Days...Draft Predictions
I'm going to say, geno goes to jags, there is no way the new coach see Blaine as his starter. Boy is like Kyle boller , deer in headlights. I also think the chargers move up for lane Johnson. Moving up will cost, but if up, only for Austin. But damn that is a high cost. If he gets pass 14(car) we must get up to 15(NO) to get him. Please don't punish that young man by letting the sqeelers get him.
Now if he is gone, I really like Arthur Brown, but I would still pick Armstead over him. Now we might have to go up a few spots, with a run on tackles, his name will be moving quickly to the top remaining. If you can get him for sure early second, then trade back, cause I know someone will come up for, yes, EJ manual. I so hope it's Arizona, fitz need a arm.
Re: T-Minus 14 Days...Draft Predictions
I do not see the Jags taking Geno, unless they trade back. I agree they do not belive Gabbert is the longterm answer, but they have a lot of things they still need to build before they are competitive. They will give Gabbert another year and probably draft one next year. They should still have a top 10 pick next year.
The QB class in this draft is so pathetic.
Re: T-Minus 14 Days...Draft Predictions
Yeah, u might be right, but the draft is so smokescreen it's hard to figure out. Two years ago no one seen, Blaine , ponder, and locker jumping up in first. Sry, Blaine was going to be first anyway, but you get my point. Everyone saying they hate this qB class, which make me think, a run going to happen in first anyway. Who knows.
On a side note, doesn't it feel sweet to have a QB in Flacco!!
Which is why I think Armstead and Watson will be a centered on our radar. It's rare to possibly have a choice of two well-tooled, long-armed ballet dancers available at 32 or even a bit later. The only consensus negative that I've read on either guy is experience. Armstud has the better feet, but Watson seems to be the vicious mauler.
Then again, Xavier Nixon has great value in the 4th round... and of the film that I've seen, and while it wasn't easy, he handled Clowney better than anyone else that I saw last year.- Relax...Dennis Pitta, Daryl Smith and Eugene Monroe will remain Ravens
- I'm in the "release Suggs" camp
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- Draft priority (no order): CB, DE, FS, G, ILB, TE, WR
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- 6 fresh mint leaves
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The chickens got to experience their first snow day. They were very leery of the snow at first, and it took them almost the whole day, but they finally made their way in to the snow leaving behind their cute little footprints :)
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The Walden's Place in Mission Beach
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$ 7,500 - $ 15,000 / month
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This is a luxurious condo located in south Mission Beach boasting 3 private balconies with ocean views (one of which spans the entire north end of the building). This unit is equipped with a gourmet kitchen & high end stainless steel appliances. Unit also had 2 jacuzzi tubs in the bathrooms. We also provide free high speed internet access. Each room has a flat screen TV, There is also a DVD, & stereo with surround sound in the living room area. This building is one of a kind being that is sits on the tip of the Mission Beach Penninsula. Sit back a relax on any of your private balconies and watching the fishing and sail boats cruising through the channel out to the Pacific Ocean. This unit is also perfect for entertaining or having summer time BBQ's. The Walden's Place is our most prestigious property and is sure to make your vacation everything you dream of
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3 private balconies with ocean views (one of which spans the entire north end of the bldg)
Fully furnished kitchen with all amenities, Gas BBQ, Gatedparking for 2 cars, jacuzzi tub in master bathroom, Free wireless internet access.
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We require a 3 night min. stay during the off season (Sept - May)
Sat - Sat 7 night min. stay required during the peak season (June - Aug)
This property requires a $500. refundable security deposit which is refunded within 21 days
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text: Dreams, Its where our minds prove, What they are made of. Where they move, Where they show love. My dreams are full of broken hearts, its all of the arts. But you need the smarts, To master the arts. The arts of dreaming. The arts of hoping. The arts of falling. Because what is in your dreams, Might become part of your seams. Be ready. Takes your dreams as a lesson, Because they might end up being a blessing.


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Putting in a lot of physical effort to improve their health and fitness, Aden and Jordan work hard under Tyââ¬â¢s direction. But all that training makes them really horny and the guys are anxious to work off all that sexual energy. Alone in the locker room, intoxicated with the musky smells resulting from the strenuous exercise, they start to unwind. They start nursing on each otherââ¬â¢s stiff cocks, tasting and enjoying the salty sweetness. The action continues in the showers as they take turns rimming each otherââ¬â¢s puckered holes, before Jordan fucks Aden in the ass from behind. Then they hit the steamroom where Jordan resumes plundering Adenââ¬â¢s hole. They work up a sweat in the sultry, humid room, their passion for each other burning hot until they reward each other with massive shots of jism.


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Trading Marc for Pau! We would be in such a great place right now with a younger Gasol!
Trading Marc for Pau! We would be in such a great place right now with a younger Gasol!
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We wouldn't have won the two championships with marc instead of pau even with the marc now.
We drafted Marc. Shouldn't have traded him. Troll? Maybe I have been posting a little to much lately. Sorry! I'm just so frustrated! As I know we all are. I will dial it down. Thanks for pointing that out!
trading for D12 in his contract year and not ensuring that he gets what he wants (Phil Jackson and touches) so that he will resign.
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Biggest mistake was hiring Potato head then Pringles instead of someone from Phils staff
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Mitch doesn't hire coaches...the owners do. Mitch wanted Rick Adleman from Houston/Minny, but Jimbacco wanted Brown. Mitch wanted Phil, Jimbacco wanted D'Antoni. Regardless of what is said in the press, how they are united in D'Antoni, I don't believe it for a minute. Trust me fellas, if it comes down Howard staying based on D'Antoni, they will cut Pringles loose as fast as they can.
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08:05 AM ET 01.24 | Generally associated with Yankees baseball and little else beyond speculation about his social life, Derek Jeter went global Wednesday. As global political and business leaders gather [in Davos, Switzerland] for the World Economic Forum this week, [Jeter] hopes climate change is addressed. "I was in New York for Hurricane Sandy," Jeter told The Dispatch [Wednesday] morning, following a private function in Davos, Switzerland. Jeter is here for the Forum this week with Pepsi. "It's just something that's gotten so much attention," Jeter said of climate change. "Regardless of how you feel about it, it's something that needs to be addressed because we're seeing more and more natural disasters each year, it seems like. Something has to be causing it."
Jeter should stick to baseball instead of making comments about the climate in which he knows nothing about.
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Jeter should stick to baseball instead of making comments about the climate in which he knows nothing about.
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The Yanks are going to do their part by riding their bicycles between cities on road trips.
Can you imagine CC on his 10 speed?
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Interesting a guy who has never spoken up about non-baseball issues comes out and speaks on climate change. It would have been better had he decided to speak about something he could actually speak to or even help. Derek - how about child labor - you could push Nike to stop using kids to produce stuff with your name on it?
OK then, I'll address it ...."there is no such thing as anthropologic global warming".
I'm sure Derek lives his entire life with minimal CO2 emissions in mind. Excluding the hundreds of plane and limo rides.
Yup - bet he never flies private either....
I guess noone told Jeter about the cat 3 hurricane hitting Long Island in 1938. Actors, musicians, and sports figures need to stick to their own areas of expertise. Otherwise they look stupid and usually piss somebody off.
...Except incidents of major storms are down, not up. Sandy was a big deal because of where it landed, but wasn't even a tropical storm when it made landfall.
OK then, I'll address it ...."there is no such thing as anthropologic global warming".
Half the scientists disagree with the other two thirds on this incontroversial subject.
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I can picture the little road bike seat totally disappearing into his ****...damm, now I have brain damage!
lol. It would also be an aerodynamic mess.
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i think i just spelled something wrong. **** beers at the bar.
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Doris Lessing on the Impossible
"Whatever you're meant to do, do it now. The conditions are always impossible." ―Doris Lessing (1919-2013)
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Here dies another day
During which I have had eyes, ears, hands
And the great world round me;
And with tomorrow begins another.
Why am I allowed two?
G. K. Chesterton,"Evening"
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Today is the 5th anniversary of the passing of my oldest son, Nathan. He would want me to be strong…to laugh, to free myself from the stuff that has hurt us all. And I am….But I cry also..because I miss him…
But my little one is married and soon to be a father…and me a grandfather… Life has a way of moving us toward that Place, where we can Be. The lessons learned from the passing of my son are overwhelming sometimes…but lessons they are. And we let go…and move on.
A virtual big hug to you from all of us here.
~reblogged by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
It seems like the viability-of-life-on-Mars story resurfaces every few years with renewed enthusiasm. And how can it not be stimulating to think about foreign biological possibilities existing in other pockets of the universe?
From Discovery News:
Life Possible On 'Large Regions' of Mars
With higher pressures and warmer temperatures beneath the Martian surface, Earth-like microorganisms could thrive.
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Into the Wilderness: Parenting a Terminally Ill Child
by Emily Rapp, guest contributor
"You feel your obligation to a child when you have seen it and held it. Any human face is a claim on you, because you can't help but understand the singularity of it, the courage and loneliness of it. But this is truest of the face of an infant. I consider that to be one kind of vision, as mystical as any." ~from Gilead by Marilynne Robinson
I woke up and held my son for a long, long time. I'd been gone for three days at the National Tay-Sachs and Allied Disorders Family Conference and had missed him terribly. Driving through Boston on the way to the airport, I told my friend Kate that it was so difficult, so impossible even, so disastrous to imagine feeling that way forever. The missing, the ache.
We agreed that, say what you will about heaven or where we go or visions of the afterlife, the truth about someone being dead is that they're gone from this life, right now, here on earth, with you. That particular person has been removed from your particular life. That's the gut punch and there is no balm for that, no platitude, no prayer, and, I would argue, no belief even that will fix it. My son will be dead within three years and there's nothing I can do about it.
Día De Los Muertos, in Memory of Lost Loved Ones
by Susan Leem, associate producer
Today is the final day of Día De Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. Celebrated in Mexico and many other parts of the world, people gather together to remember and honor loved ones and ancestors who have died. The holiday is connected with the Roman Catholic holidays of All Saint's Day and All Soul's Day, as it occurs on November 1st and 2nd. The face-painting as skulls helps to overcome a fear of death as a natural part of the cycle of life.
About the image: Here, a woman dressed as La Calavera Catrina ("The Elegant Skull") celebrates at a Dia De Los Muertos Festival in Los Angeles. (photo: Rob Sheridan/Flickr, cc by-nc-sa 2.0)
I'm not sure Apple even thinks about the competition. They're uniquely themselves without worrying about anyone else. When I worked for Steve there was little discussion about the competition. The aim was for us to be the most extreme version of ourselves. When you adopt that approach, it causes you to think about things in a different way.
—Keith Yamashita, from "The Apple Effect" in Saturday's Christian Science Monitor
How should we be "the most extreme version of ourselves" in our own work lives? If more of us lived out this philosophy on the job and perhaps in our personal lives, would we be better off for it? I'm thinking, "Yes!" (within reason, of course). *grin*
~Trent Gilliss, senior editor
The Inner Life of the Cell (video)
This animated video is quite serene and gives you an idea of the tremendous activity taking place. I only wish I knew what the heck was going on. PopTech gives a helpful overview of the task at hand:
"Harvard University's BioVisions project, which is on a continuing quest for new and more powerful ways to communicate ideas in biology, creates precise, yet otherworldly animated visualizations of the molecular processes of cells. Powering the Cell: Mitochondria is one of a handful of animations they've created."
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Sophia Loren on Her "First Real Home"
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"A house is like a person, you must be together for awhile to be comfortable."
—Sophia Loren said about her Italian villa
So true, so true. Thank you for reminding me of this LIFE Tumblr, while my back stiffens from shoveling hundreds of pounds of moist snow and my basement slowly floods from the February thaw. *grin*
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by David Gushee, special contributor
At the heart of my Christian faith is the belief that each and every person I encounter is absolutely cherished by God. I believe every human being is ineffably sacred in God's sight. This implies a moral responsibility on my part to do my very best to treat them accordingly. If God loves each person, followers of God's way must love each person too.
This is a mystical vision. It is a mountaintop perspective. It is very hard to sustain it, especially in the vicious street fights of politics. And it is often very hard to see any evidence for it. But this belief is not really evidence-based. It is faith-based.
I am a Christian, born and raised in the Catholic Church before a teenage conversion to Protestant Evangelical faith. By now I find that both strands of my religious history are deeply interwoven and help to define who I am. I think that both of these strands, at their best, teach this vision of the equal and immeasurable worth of each human being. Catholic tradition, especially as articulated by the Vatican II documents and by Pope John Paul II, taught me a "consistent pro-life ethic." Protestant evangelicalism, as exemplified in men such as Billy Graham, taught me that God so loved the world (each and every person in the world) that he gave his only son on the cross for our salvation. For my salvation!
I am also a Christian ethicist, a moral teacher, and writer. So inevitably my work brings me into occasions in which it is my responsibility and my opportunity to address hot-button issues like abortion, health care, war, torture, or gay rights.
Most conversations about these kinds of issues are profoundly unsatisfactory to me. Academic conversations tend to be highly technical, theoretical, and irrelevant to everyday life. Popular conversations tend to be angry and polemical, partisan and politicized. Neither type of conversation ever really feels very sacred to me. Academics are often scoring their tenure points while politicos are scoring their partisan points.
Over the years, I have tried to do something a little different when I engage difficult issues such as abortion. I try to play neither academic nor political games. I instead try to discern what it might mean to deal with the substance of the issue as if every person involved is sacred in God's sight, and I likewise try to deal with my dialogue partners as if the same were true.
When I met Frances Kissling and dialogued publicly with her at the Princeton "Open Hearts, Open Minds" conference, I hope that this is the spirit that I brought to that conversation.
I saw in Frances and most of the pro-choice activists and thinkers at that meeting a serious concern for women in general, and women facing unwanted pregnancies in particular. I could tell that they were drawn into this issue because they had caught a vision of the suffering of women whose pregnancies create a crisis for them, and the even more intense crisis that this would be for them if they had no legal recourse to an abortion. Their fixed gaze on the needs and the suffering of women impressed me, and I respected it. Anyone who cares deeply about the suffering of other people is on the right track — because that is one of the ways we demonstrate our love for the sacred persons around us.
I do continue to think that our gaze on this issue must be at least bi-focal — on the suffering pregnant woman, and on the developing human life that she is carrying. I do sense that decades of defending the rights and needs of the pregnant woman have trained many in the pro-choice side to avert their eyes from the child. But I also recognize on the part of many pro-lifers the parallel averting of gaze away from the woman and her situation as she experiences it. Decades of advocacy in a polarized debate have caused both sides to miss the intertwined sacredness of woman and child. And it is certainly clear to me that the only way those whose gaze is fixed on the child will succeed in saving more of them is if they learn not only to look at the woman, but to love her.
This vision goes with me to other issues. I have been an advocate for the apparently astonishing view that no matter how much we want to prevent another terrorist attack that would destroy sacred human lives; this does not mean we are free to create a system that abuses suspected terrorists — because those swept up as suspected terrorists are also sacred human beings whom God loves. This view shapes my thinking about the right of all our nation's children to have a good education, quality health care, and parents who love them. And it means that I refuse to go along with the contemptuous demonization of particular groups that sometimes sweeps us away — most recently exhibited in very disturbing anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim hysteria.
I find allies anywhere I encounter someone whose words and deeds show that they are operating on the basis of something like this vision. Often, sadly, these allies are not my fellow Christians, for sometimes the passionate commitment of my co-religionists to the positions they advocate causes them to forget their obligation to love even strangers and enemies. No, in public life, my favorites are those who surprise me with the tender and respectful way they encounter the sacred humanity of those around them. They give me hope.
About the images: (top) Atop the Klein Matterhorn in Zermatt, Switzerland stands a giant wooden representation of Christ on the cross. A metal placard beneath is engraved with the same phrase in four languages: "Mehr Mensch sein." "L'homme d'abord." "Uomo prima di tutto." "Be more human." (photo: mightymightymatze/Flickr, licensed under Creative Commons)
(second) Frances Kissling listens to the author at the "Open Hearts, Open Minds, and Fair-Minded Words" conference at Princeton University in 2010.
David P. Gushee is the Distinguished University Professor of Christian Ethics and director of the Center for Theology and Public Life at Mercer University. He is the co-founder and board chair of the New Evangelical Partnership for the Common Good, a columnist for the Huffington Post, Washington Post, and Associated Baptist Press, and a contributing editor for Christianity Today. Dr. Gushee also currently serves on the Church Relations Committee of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. He has published 12 books, including Kingdom Ethics, Righteous Gentiles of the Holocaust, Getting Marriage Right, and Only Human.


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This dress was quiet hard for me, because of the collar.
I was not sure about the fabric, because of it bit childish motive, but it turned out very well and I'm happy I made it!
I made this pattern with huge help of my friend, she is pro seamstress.
Dress is 100% cotton
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Dec 10, 2012, 10.17 AMby LittleSewingBee
So pretty, i love the fabric!!
Dec 1, 2012, 01.05 PMby tejka
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looks stunning and suits your cheeky personality,
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looks stunning and suits your cheeky personality,
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Love it, it's cute and stylish!
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I think it's unique and lovely in a retro/hipster sort of way :) Wear it with pride!
Nov 25, 2012, 10.14 AMby janene
I am totally sure about this fabric. I absolutely love it. And the contrasting red. Totally my kinda dress. Great work!!!
Nov 25, 2012, 10.25 AMby Semtele
Thank you
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Lovely dress, nice colour combination.. I like the fabric you used..
Nov 24, 2012, 11.35 PMby kisses
The dress depicts so much fun….Loved how you use the red for facing it brings out the fabric more
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lovely dress and lovely model :-)
Nov 24, 2012, 09.29 PMby Semtele
Thank you
Nov 24, 2012, 06.23 PMby Mary Athey
I love this!! The fabrics fab and all the details like the collar and the buttons are lovely x
Nov 24, 2012, 09.29 PMby Semtele
Thank you
Nov 24, 2012, 05.52 PMby Pepper Toast
Really nice dress. I love the vintage vibe and especially the contrast collar and cuffs.
Nov 24, 2012, 05.53 PMby Semtele
Thank you!
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SAN LEANDRO, Calif.--While it's unlikely that we can tweet our way out of the obesity epidemic, social media does offer some opportunities to shift some of the factors that have led to our society's expanding waistlines.
Already there are plenty of services aimed at creating online communities for dieters or for people to post their workout successes online. And it's clear that Twitter and Facebook offer opportunities for positive reinforcement, online community and peer pressure to encourage healthier choices. But, despite a lot of innovation, just how to best harness social media is still a tricky … Read more


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Free iPhone app for guitarists from Gibson
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AS DIRECTOR OF SALES AND MARKETING Quesada to Lead Sales and Marketing Efforts to Promote Elite Enterprise and 3E Software Services
NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA (March 19, 2013) .Wilson Legal Solutions, a professional services firm that helps law firms make the best use of Thomson Reuters Elite software, recently added Jessica Quesada to its growing team as its director of sales and marketing.
Quesada, of Orange, Calif., is responsible for developing new revenue opportunities in and around the Elite Enterprise and 3E applications. Quesada is overseeing the companys sales and marketing efforts to increase the visibility of the company to law firms worldwide.
Jessica has more than 15 years of experience consulting with law firms with the greater part of her career focused exclusively on firms that use Elites Enterprise software, says Bruce Wilson, managing director of Wilson Legal Solutions. While Jessicas primary function is sales, her focus is really on building long-term relationships with clients. She favors the client-advocate role to make sure the clients interests are being served and that we deploy the best possible resources for any given project.
Previously, Quesada served as an account manager for Data Fusion Technologies. In this role, she developed and managed client relationships across the US and Canada and established and led the firms marketing efforts including their annual training conference. She was the companys top salesperson and also oversaw marketing efforts.
Prior to Data Fusion, Quesada acted in a client relations capacity at Williams Automated Management Services, Inc., a provider of computer consulting and support services to law firms and other businesses. Quesada automated the companys service requests programs and built its client relationship programs. She was also responsible for marketing.
Prior to her entry in the legal industry, Quesada worked for an auto group and managed all of the customer relations programs, quality control programs, and dealer/manufacturer relationships. She provided salesperson training in quality control and automated the sales process from showroom entry to after-sale and follow up.
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