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When a legal prescription is utilized by someone other than prescribed for or obtained through false means, it becomes an illegal substance.
The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation reports that
pharmacies dispense over 250,000 prescriptions for controlled substances on an annual basis. That is a lot of medicine that can fall into the wrong hands! Pitt County
The abuse of prescription medicine has unfortunately become a national crisis with its illegal usage surpassing marijuana use as the most widely used illegal substance.
Treatment admissions for such abuse, have skyrocketed from the mid 1990's over 300% according to most research.
National studies indicate approximately 50% of youth 12 years and older obtained pain relievers from friends or relatives.
Proper disposal is something to consider. Simply throwing medicines in the trash or flushing them down the toilet does not end the risk these medicines pose. Both animals and people have been known for rummaging through trash and studies have shown that flushing medicines through the toilet have an environmental impact. In areas of high population density, fish living in the natural water system have exhibited signs of unisex characteristics that researchers attribute to the human excretions, primarily from reproductive medicines.
Trash If flushing is not mentioned as an acceptable disposal method, you should mix the pills with an undesirable substance (such as kitty litter, used coffee grounds, saw dust) and place the mixture into a disposable sealable container or bag before placing in the trash. Ensure you remove any personal information from the bottle itself, especially if refills remain.
Take Back Events In an effort to provide a safe disposal method for citizens, the Sheriff's Office has been partnering with community organizations to conduct events that allow citizens to 'drop-off' their unused and unwanted medications. On average, thousands of pills are collected at each event. The oldest prescription we have received dated back to the 1960's and was in a glass bottle.
Permanent Drop-off Box There is also a drop-off box located in the Sheriff's Office courthouse lobby location where citizens can drop off quickly and anonymously. The address is
Additional Resources
To find out about upcoming Operation Medicine Drop Events, check our Event Calendar or the North Carolina Safe Kids website.
Questions about the issue or events? Contact Melissia Larson: 252-902-2656
LAW ENFORCEMENT interested in the Permanent Disposal Box Program, please contact the person listed above for more information.

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The Meaning of Holiness
In Christ we become friends of God (John 15:12–15; James 2:23), but this is no casual friendship like we have with other human beings. The Lord is to be treated reverently by His friends, and if we do not regard ...Read More
The Insanity of Luther
Once we begin to understand something of the gravity of our sin and the purity of God's character, it can be easy for our knowledge of our depravity to paralyze us. This need not be the case, for the good ...Read More
Holiness and Justice
Many people complain that the doctrine of election is unfair and deny it because they think fairness demands that we all have the ability to believe the gospel. But if we are sinners, the one thing God would be fair ...Read More
The Holiness of God
Alone among the religions of the world, Christianity teaches that God does not grade on a curve. If we think that He will let us into heaven if our good deeds outweigh our bad, we are sadly mistaken. One sin ...Read More
The Glory of God
Augustine often spoke of the gravitas of worship, the seriousness of mind that we must have when we enter into God's presence. We worship a weighty Lord, so we must always consider whether the worship we offer is light or ...Read More
Knowing the Lord
Many people today want to set holiness, love, and mercy in opposition to one another, especially when they speak of the character of God. Yet, it is only because the Lord is holy that we can be confident that He ...Read More
God's Furious Anger
As Christians, we are privileged to be under the eternal mercy and grace of God, not His wrath. Like those who never repent, we do not deserve to escape His wrath, for we have nothing in ourselves to make us ...Read More
Honoring God's Holy Name
Fundamentally, revering God as holy means trusting His promises and obeying His commandments. In other words, we must recognize first that He is holy and that we are unholy, and we must rest only in His Son, Christ Jesus, in ...Read More
The Demands of Justice and Truth
Without a robust doctrine of divine simplicity, we have a God at odds with Himself and One who cannot be trusted. The "gods" of other religions are not as just as they claim to be because they do not pour ...Read More
One True Eternal God
Christian monotheism is vastly different from the monotheism found in Islam and modern rabbinic Judaism. We are not unitarians who simply have a different name for the same God others worship. Those who deny the Trinity deny the deity of ...Read More
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Just another reason why I love hanging out HERE, at GingerScraps, than at Mommy forums and blogs. It's just too insane. Sure we're all mothers, grandmothers, aunties and the like... but we don't sit and judge and say harsh things to one another re: our parenting choices. I'm sure we all have opinions, but at least we keep them to ourselves, or share them with RESPECT...unlike what I see in these other mommycentric forums, etc.
I am venting(?) due to seeing a link on Facebook to an article(about RF and FF your child), to which I read and then proceeded to read the comments- it's just... frustrating that there are so many "mommy wars". I mean, focus on your own life and not everyone else's! ARG!
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Movies & Music: Desire: An automotive engineer bound for a holiday in Spain meets a sultry jewel thief. 1936. USA. 95 min. Not Rated. B&W. Directed by Frank Borgaze. Starring Marlena Dietrich and Gary Cooper.
5:30 pm, Dinner and music by Kerri Powers
8:15 pm, Film
Members receive FREE admission and one free drink. Regular film admission prices apply to non-members.
Not a member? Join now!
MOVIES & MUSIC UNDER THE STARS: On Friday evenings in July and August join us for live music, food, and a classic film under the stars outside in Gengras Court!
July 11 - The Thin Man Goes Home
July 18 – Song of the Thin Man
July 25 – Ninotchka
August 1 – Bombshell
August 15 - Ecstasy
Presented by Data-Mail, Inc. and the Mandell Family.
Film: The Great Passage: An introverted and unsuccessful salesman is asked to finish a new modern dictionary. After humbly accepting the daunting job, he dedicates his life to the project while dealing with his newfound love for a beautiful young chef, his landlady's granddaughter. 2013. Japan. 134 min. Not Rated. Subtitles. Directed by Yûya Ishii. Hartford Premiere.
Thursday, August 21 at 7pm
Sunday, August 24 at 2pm
Presented by Data-Mail, Inc. and the Mandell Family.
Film: The Great Passage: An introverted and unsuccessful salesman is asked to finish a new modern dictionary. After humbly accepting the daunting job, he dedicates his life to the project while dealing with his newfound love for a beautiful young chef, his landlady's granddaughter. 2013. Japan. 134 min. Not Rated. Subtitles. Directed by Yûya Ishii. Hartford Premiere.
Thursday, August 21 at 7pm
Saturday, August 23 at 7pm
Presented by Data-Mail, Inc. and the Mandell Family.
First Thursday: Sing the Blues: End the summer on a high note! Enjoy live music by XY Eli Blues Band, a 3 in 30 tour of artworks with the color blue, a pop up shop by Hartford Denim Company, a landscape painting demo and workshop, performances by Hartford-based improv and sketch comedy group Tick Tick BOOM!, cash bar, and more! Stay for an 8pm screening of Le Week-End.
$5, free for members. Wear the color BLUE for free admission!
Facebook event here
First Thursday After Hours: Join us the first Thursday of every month for extended exhibition hours, music, cocktails, food, art activities, a film & more!
Presented with support from the Connecticut Office of Tourism.
Film: Le Week-End: In an attempt to rejuvenate their marriage, a British couple returns to Paris, the city in which they spent their honeymoon many years earlier. 2013. UK. 93 min. Rated R. Directed by Roger Michell. Starring Lindsay Duncan and Jim Broadbent.
Free with admission to First Thursday: Sing the Blues!
Sunday, September 7 at 2pm
Film: Le Week-End: In an attempt to rejuvenate their marriage, a British couple returns to Paris, the city in which they spent their honeymoon many years earlier. 2013. UK. 93 min. Rated R. Directed by Roger Michell. Starring Lindsay Duncan and Jim Broadbent.
Thursday, September 4 at 8pm (First Thursday)
Presented by Data-Mail, Inc. and the Mandell Family.
Double Screening: Now, Voyager & Sorry, Wrong Number: Watch two films for the price of one! In advance of the upcoming lecture by John Davey, Costuming Hollywood in its Golden Age, the costumes worn by Bette Davis and Barbara Stanwyck in Now, Voyager and Sorry, Wrong Number, will be on view before the screenings. Doors open 1 pm.
1 pm, Now, Voyager: A psychiatrist aids a repressed woman's recovery and transformation into a modern, attractive, and glamorous woman as she fights to free herself from tyrannical shackles of her domineering mother and she subsequently finds love. 1942. USA. 117 min. Not Rated. B&W. Directed by Irving Rapper. Starring Bette Davis and Claude Rains.
3 pm, Sorry, Wrong Number: In this film noir, a bedridden hypochondriac who is trying to make a call from her bedroom telephone gets her wires crossed and inadvertently overhears two men plotting a murder. 1948. USA. 89 min. Not Rated. B&W. Directed by Anatole Litvak. Starring Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster.
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Lecture: Costuming Hollywood in its Golden Age: Fit for a Screen: The Costume & Textile Society invites you into the world of Hollywood costume design with guest lecturer and collector John Davey. Davey will discuss the specific challenges and requirements inherent in designing clothing for film, using unique examples from his vast collection of Hollywood and couture clothing.
6 pm: Costuming Hollywood in its Golden Age in Aetna Theater
7 pm: Cocktail party in Loctite Lobby
Tickets required: $30; $25 Costume & Textile Society members
Purchase tickets by calling 860-838-4021 OR at the door. Cash or check ONLY.
About John Davey
John Davey has been a collector of vintage Hollywood Costumes, Vintage Fashion and Haute Couture for the past 15 years. Starting in 1999 with his first purchase of an unknown Lana Turner negligee and an unknown Sophia Loren knit dress which he managed to identify, he is fast becoming one of the leading experts in this genre. His interest in Hollywood costume history led him to an interest in fashion and textile history and preservation. He presently owns and curates over 500 vintage Hollywood film costumes and celebrity apparel and over 800 pieces of haute couture and finer vintage ready to wear. He has exhibited parts of his collection in numerous private functions as well as lecturing for the Boston Fashion Council and the Initiatives in Art & Culture Conference in New York City. Most recently, he has exhibited his costumes at the Katharine Hepburn Museum in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, the Hollywood Museum in the retrospective Loretta Young: Hollywood Legend, and is part of the upcoming Hollywood Glamour: Fashion and Jewelry from the Silver Screen exhibition at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in September 2014.
Davey is the Library Manager at the law firm of Alston & Bird LLP in New York City and moonlights also as a classical opera singer and antique appraiser.
Sunday, Sept. 14, 1pm | Double Screening: Now, Voyager & Sorry, Wrong Number
Costuming Hollywood in its Golden Age: Fit for a Screen is presented by the Costume & Textile Society of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art.
Film: Middle of Nowhere: When her husband is sentenced to eight years in prison, a woman drops out of medical school in order to focus on her husband's well being while he's incarcerated – leading her on a journey of self-discovery. 2012. USA. 97 min. Rated R. Directed by Ava DuVernay. Starring Emayatzy Corinealdi, David Oyelowo, and Omari Hardwick. Hartford Premiere.
Presented with the Charter Oak Cultural Center as part of the Girlcott Feminist Film Festival, September 18-21.
Envisionfest Community Day: The View from Here: Explore a new point of view at the third annual Envisionfest Hartford – a citywide family-friendly festival that showcases Hartford's abundance of history, the arts, and culture. Free museum admission 10 am – 5 pm.
All Day! 10 am – 5 pm
Art Activity: Zentangles
Join Charter Oak Cultural Center and teaching artist Cheryl Cianci in a Zentangle workshop for all ages. Create your own relaxing doodle using beautiful pen-and-ink patterns.
Art Activity: A Street-Eye View
Imagine walking down your street, what do you see? Learn about one-point perspective while creating your own imaginary Hartford street inspired by images from around the city and works from our collection.
10 – 10:30 am
Hartford All-City Youth Orchestra
Enjoy the sounds of Charter Oak Cultural Center's youth orchestra in an outdoor performance featuring an ensemble of young musicians.
noon – 12:30 pm
Colonel Pope and the Hartford Hot Several
Move to the rhythm of the Hartford Hot Several, a Hartford-based brass band specializing in surprise performances and general ruckus.
1 – 3:30 pm
Let's Move! with CONNetic Dance
Pick up a Let's Move! Family Guide and explore art and movement with interactive activities led by dancers from CONNetic Dance. Share your experience by participating in the Let's Move! social media challenge!
Explore art from a new point of view! Speakers with different areas of expertise give 15-minute, informal talks about artworks in our permanent collection.
All talks begin in Gray Court, just inside the museum's Main Street entrance.
11 am
Out to Sea
Tommy Seda, Captain of the Quinnipiack in New Haven, brings his knowledge of life at sea to explore seascapes by three different artists in our European collection.
All About Kids
A young art enthusiast from the Boys & Girls Club at West Middle describes art from a kid's perspective, focusing on depictions of children in American art.
1 pm
He Said, She Said
Jama Holchin, a museum professional, and John Holchin, an engineer, talk about couples in art through the lens of their own experience as a married pair.
2 pm
Back in Time
Director of American Studies at Trinity College Scott Gac discusses tough topics of masculinity, race, and violence in relation to early American art in the collection.
3 pm
Poetic Perspective
Poet Bessy Reyna talks about the ways that art can inspire poetry, starting with one of her favorite paintings in the collection: Georgia O'Keeffe's The Lawrence Tree.
4 pm
Making Art Happen
David Borawski, art handler, artist, and curator of Atom Space gallery, talks about how his experience in various art-world roles has shaped his perspective on art in the collection.
MUSEUM SHOP SAVINGS: Children's books are 20% off in The Museum Shop through September 30! Stop in the during your visit or shop online.
Envisionfest Community Day is presented in partnership with The iQuilt Plan.
Jazz Brunch: Sting to Swing: Join us for a brunch buffet while listening to some of Hartford's best live jazz music during our Sunday Jazz Brunch with Sting to Swing! Seating's at 11am and 12:30pm. Afterwards, explore the galleries on your own or take a tour with a docent.
The buffet brunch features a carving station, the chef's "special of the day," bacon, sausage, home fries, fresh fruit, a waffle station with whipped cream and assorted toppings, pastries and breads, assorted juices, tea and coffee. Vegetarian options available by request.
$35, $25 members. Purchase tickets online or call (860) 838-4100, Wednesday – Sunday, 10am – 4:30pm. Tickets include museum admission, jazz, brunch & complimentary Bloody Mary or Mimosa.
Day Art Tours: Woodstock & Quechee, Vermont; Cornish, New Hampshire: Join the Women's Committee on a trip to Woodstock and Quechee, Vermont, and Cornish, New Hampshire and visit the Marsh-Billings Rockefeller Mansion & Garden, The Loft at Simon Pearce, and Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site.
$137; $127 Members, includes transportation, admission, tours, lunch and gratuities.
Download registration materials or learn more about this trip by viewing the Fall 2014 Day Art Tours Newsletter.
First Thursday: Frohawk Two Feathers / MATRIX 170: Join us for the opening of Frohawk Two Feathers / MATRIX 170, featuring an Artist Talk at 6pm, a satirical hip-hop performance by SUPERDELUXE (Frohawk Two Feathers & Micah James) at 7pm, complimentary food and cash bar, an art-making activity sponsored by The Hartford Courant and Trashion Fashion, and more! Stay for an 8pm screening of the Manhattan Short Film Festival (regular film admission applies).
Members receive 20% off in The Museum Shop during Member Shopping Days!
Facebook event here.
First Thursday After Hours: Visit us the first Thursday of every month for extended exhibition hours, music, cocktails, food, art activities, a film & more!
Manhattan Short Film Festival: Back by popular demand! Unite with film lovers throughout the world to view and vote on your favorite short film during the 17th annual Manhattan Short Film Festival.
For more information and this year's lineup of shorts visit The Manhattan Short website at ManhattanShort.com.
$9; $8 Seniors (62+) & Students with ID; $7 Members; Free for Insider Access Members.
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Q - Do I have a soul-mate, someone who God made for me and whom I am made for?
A - Thanks for the question. The answer is yes and no. God didn't make you for anyone except Himself. Our ultimate relationship is with God, not with another human being, even our spouse. The romantic vision of having a soul-mate is made for movies, not Christianity. Our one and only soul-mate is God.
There are a few problems with believing that God made us for one person in the world. The first problem is the question some have about whether the person they are married to, or planning on marrying, is the "one". This can lead to doubt about the relationship, a feeling of never being fulfilled, and ultimately it leads to problems in the relationship. A second problem is the idea that we are destined to be with one other person. This would be a cosmic swipe at the gift of free-will. It is as if we mess up fate if we don't choose the right person or never find them. Ultimately, this idea of a soul-mate is dangerous and un-Christian.
But, there is another, better, way of thinking about having a spouse to partner with. It is found in the spousal analogy of becoming "one flesh" with your spouse. While souls are not fused in marriage, the bodies do become "one flesh" during sexual relations with each other. This is a reflection of the Sacramental bond that is created between two Christians when they marry. This bond lasts until death and nothing can break it. This is the more Christian way of understanding a mutual and exclusive relationship.
Furthermore, love is always a choice, it isn't something we fall into and out of. Love is not something that merely "happens" to us. This respect of free-will and the ability of each of us to choose love is more consonant with Christian understanding of relationships. Marriage isn't just about romance and it isn't about fate at all. It is about love, freely chosen, and being bound together (with God) into the union of man and wife. This is for the good of the spouses, the raising of children, and ultimately it is a call from God.
I think this quote sums it up well:
"Nearly all marriages, even happy ones, are mistakes: in the sense that almost certainly (in a more perfect world, or even with a little more care in this very imperfect one) both partners might be found more suitable mates. But the real soul-mate is the one you are actually married to."
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The situation in Mali remains tense. The United Nations Security Council has called on interim institutions to draw up a roadmap for a transition process quickly. After the head of government, Cheick Modibo Diarra, was first detained and then stepped down, interim President Traoré named Diango Cissoko the new head of government. Foreign Minister Westerwelle voiced concern about developments in Mali, stating on 11 December that the events were threatening the efforts to stabilize the country politically. The only way to resolve the crisis in northern Mali was to restore constitutional order, he went on.
Minister Westerwelle called upon interim President Traoré and all political leaders in the country to act responsibly so that Mali could find its way back to stability.
Domestic developments had increased international concern about Mali. On 10 December, the previous head of government, Cheick Modibo Diarra, had been arrested by soldiers late in the night. He then resigned.
The United Nations Security Council condemns interference by the army
In a press statement of 11 December, the UN Security Council condemned the actions of the army and recalled its resolutions 2056 (2012) and 2071 (2012) which called for Mali's army not to interfere in the work of the transitional government. At the same time, the Security Council expressed its support for interim president Diancounda Traoré, calling on him to swiftly reappoint a government of national unity. It also called for progress to be made on establishing a transitional road map. In the meantime, President Traoré has named Diango Cissoko head of government.
In March 2012, sections of the military under the leadership of Captain Amadou Sanogo launched a coup against the then President Amadou Toumani Touré. During the coup and the unrest that followed, Islamist groups managed to gain control of large parts of northern Mali. After mediation efforts headed by the Economic Community of West African States ECOWAS, Dioncounda Traoré was appointed interim President on 12 April.
On 11 December, Minister Westerwelle issued an urgent appeal to all political powers in Mali to launch a political process. But at the same time he made clear: "Our offers of assistance were made on the condition that the work to restore constitutional order in Mali is performed in a convincing manner."
Clear commitment to reconciliation and dialogue
Foreign Minister Westerwelle with interim President Traoré during the Minister's visit to Mali
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If the negotiations with the players in the north of the country are to be successful, there had to be a clear commitment from the political leadership in the capital Bamako that they really want reconciliation and dialogue, the Minister pointed out.
The German Foreign Minister visited Mali on 1 November as part of his trip to the region and had talks with several political leaders in Bamako. Back then there were signals that a political roadmap was in the pipeline, he pointed out. The reality was new insecurities and turmoil. "It of course needs to be clear that the political process, that is the restoration of constitutional order, is one that all players actually want," the Minister underscored.
EU Foreign Ministers' Crisis Management Concept
On 10 December, the EU Foreign Ministers approved a Crisis Management Concept to serve as the basis for an EU training mission for Mali. Earlier on 11 November, ECOWAS decided to send some 3500 military personnel to Mali to help resolve the conflict. ECOWAS, the AU and the now former Government of Mali had asked the United Nations Security Council to authorize and support the deployment of an international military force. With the help of a report by the UN Secretary-General, the Security Council is currently examining whether and how to fulfil this request.
Widespread suffering
The humanitarian situation in Mali has been critical for months. According to the UN, almost 350,000 people have fled their homes, of which some 200,000 are displaced within their own country. Speaking in the Security Council on 10 December, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, António Guterres, pointed out that this massive uprooting is further worsening the situation of many people whose lives are difficult enough in the face of drought and ongoing food shortages. He went on to say that the north of the country is now entirely without state authorities.
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Fort Ward is the best preserved of the system of Union forts and batteries built to protect Washington, DC during the American Civil War (1861-1865). Fort Ward Museum interprets the site's history and offers exhibits on Civil War topics, education and interpretive programs, tours, lecture and video series, bus tours, and living history activities throughout the year. The Museum and Historic Site also interpret Alexandria, Virginia as an occupied city, the city's role as a vital Union Army crossroads, life within the Defenses of Washington, and the everyday life of Civil War soldiers and civilians.
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The exhibit features some rare items related to the Defenses of Washington, such as an 1862 panoramic drawing of Fort Albany by the soldier-artist William Lydston; a folding camp chair that belonged to an officer in the 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery; and a Lambley's portable copying machine used by an officer from the 57th Massachusetts Infantry. Objects that interpret the Union occupation of Alexandria, such as a proclamation declaring martial law in the city, are also featured. Examples of newly acquired objects are a field desk with personal belongings owned by a captain in the 107th New York Infantry, and a John Rogers statuary group, "Uncle Ned's School," which aimed to portray the efforts of newly freed African Americans to better their lives through education in the post-war years.
Information for Civil War Reenactors: The Fort Ward Museum enlists the talents and knowledge of reenactors to offer numerous living history programs interpreting Civil War soldier and civilian life. Programs contribute to the public's understanding of the period and enhance the Museum's educational mission.
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Kick off the fall session of storytimes and celebrate National Library Card Sign-Up Month with Ms. Anne's favorite stories. Every child with a St. Johns County Public Library card gets a special sticker. Don't have a library card? Now is the perfect time to get one. After Family Storytime, we'll celebrate loving our library by creating chalk-art outside, near Bird Island Park. Join us.
Just for Babies - Held the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 10:15am, through November. For babies up to 15 months and their caregivers. This infant lapsit is designed for one-on-one interaction between caregiver and baby. Families with multiple children are encouraged to attend Family Storytime.
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- Carbohydrates32 g (11%)
- Fat14 g (21%)
- Protein3 g (7%)
- Saturated Fat8 g (41%)
- Sodium53 mg (2%)
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- Fiber2 g (8%)
- Monounsaturated Fat4 g
- Cholesterol22 mg (7%)
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Thanks. This is my first so neubie. How long do we have to scrap?
Thanks. This is my first so neubie. How long do we have to scrap?
I'm here! Better late than never!?!
I just hope I won't have to change my pictures after what I find out what the next steps are... the pics I chose are a bit... um bizarre.
That was fairly painless :)
K, it hasn't been ten minutes yet, but just to almost catch up here's the next:
1. Open a new 12x12 document. Select an even-numbered amount of photos for your layout.
2. Arrange the photos so that each photo is overlapped by at least one other photo. Feel free to use a multiphoto template if you like. And the photos don't have to all be the same size or anything.


text: 5 Favourite Third AlbumIrresolute | 22/07/2009 | See all Irresolute's reviews (6)Obviously this probably the biggest record of the year, and it deserves to be. I sat in on a playback. Well I eavesdropped a playback and .... this.....record...does not disappoint. The first thing to say is that the band are cooking, especiailly er, Cookie's guitar which is full of laid back but super heavy solos and a general feeling of menacing fun last heard when Johny Marr was breathing life into the last run of Smiths 7's.The adolescent rush of 'Whatever....' has gone, that's what happens when you grow up, but so has the second half of 'Favourite Worst''smore downbeat material. Instead there is more a group rocking together lost in their own world.