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AGAPE love was a word and embodying an attitude that packed a spiritual wallop. It transformed millions of people around the world into persons willing to die for their convictions. At the same time it aroused millions of bloodthirsty persecutors, eager to eradicate those who believe in the power of this word.
Now the question "How can I learn to love?"
Psychologists tell us that babies are not born knowing how to love. However, they do have the capacity to receive love, to experience it. In effect they have to learn to love by observation and experience how they are loved.
If a child does not experience it from parents, it dramatically influences the child. Dr. Rene Spitz of New York University has studied many children living in secular orphanages and concludes that unloved children are much slower in development. Love is not only a part of our development, it aids our total development.
It is said we learn how to love from the parent of the same sex, and we learn who to love from the parent of the opposite sex. Ideally we learn to love from our parents. With a breakdown in the traditional family and with so many poor role models for children to relate to, more and more people are finding it difficult to learn how to love.
How are children growing up on a battlefield going to learn to love? How can adults learn to love? One of my dear adult companions who had no home life as a child told me of how he never knew who his dad was and how he seldom saw his mother. He grew up not only without proper parental role models but without Christ. After he was saved he said, "I never knew what love meant. I had a wonderful wife, but I never really knew how to love her until I was saved. I learned the real meaning of love when I met Jesus."
Enrollment is now open for a short course in how to learn to love. There is a way to learn to love even in an environment devoid of parental love. Knowing of the breakdown of role models, Jesus stepped in and demonstrated His special kind of love.
You may be the product of a parentless home or a home where two adults you called parents reared you without love, BUT you can learn to love. Regardless of your age you can learn to love the same way a child is supposed to learn, that is, by feeling and seeing how you are loved. In this case, how you are loved by Jesus Christ.
The Bible says, "God is love." It doesn't simply say, "God loves." He does, of course; but the point is He is love. To learn to love go to the source and experience His love. By doing so you can learn to love.
Notice in our text of 1 John 4:19 the process: "We love . . . because He first loved us." That is an electrifying one-line summary of how to learn to love. Christ has shown us the true meaning of love by loving us. By experiencing His love we learn how to love. When we commit our life to Christ, we begin to experience His love; and it spontaneously shows in our relationships with others. Three prominent traits of His love for us are noted in our text. As a result of knowing and experiencing these characteristics of love, we spontaneously learn how to love.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Is the e-reader dead?
With the rampant success of Apple's (AAPL) iPad, which allows users to not only read books but browse the Internet and watch videos, investors fear that the end of devices used solely for reading is imminent.
Forrester Research estimated in September that Apple has sold 5 million iPads since its launch on April 3, while Barnes & Noble (BKS) has sold just 1 million of its Nook e-reader devices since its introduction last year.
Chatter of new tablets running on Google's (GOOG) Android system are constantly popping up, and Dell (DELL) recently launched its five-inch Streak tablet, with plans to roll out a 10-inch version next year.Still, about 6 million e-book readers will be sold this year, up from 3 million in 2009, according to Forrester Research. It also estimates that the e-book market will hit $500 million by the end of the year. But in order to stay relevant makers of e-readers have decided to woo shoppers with price. Read on to see the latest price cuts and moves in the e-reader war.
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4 comments:
- FreeThinke said...
So no one has listened since this posted today a noon -- six full hours ago?
Never mind, Franz, at least I appreciate you, and was glad to discover your robust interpretation of the Wolf.
- January 6, 2013 at 6:10 PM
- viburnum said...
Hey cut me a break! I just got here and had to listen to both!
Then I got distracted by them mixing up the gold, the myrrh, or the lyrics, I'm not sure which.
Since no one had to translate Goethe for either of them, it may just be one of those maddening idiosyncrasies of German.
Both excellent renditions though on first hearing I think I prefer Schwarzkopf's. Have to listen again to see why.
- January 7, 2013 at 9:38 PM
- FreeThinke said...
The contrast between the lyric soprano and a basso profundo is great, Viburnum.
Franz Crass had a wonderful voice, but lacked the insight and sense of humor that Schwarzkopf brings to it. The poem of course, is whimsical -- gently humorous. The bass takes it all a bit too seriously -- or suds as though he does.
Notice the subtle changes in Schwarzkopf's vocal timbre as she portrays the narrator and each of the three kings. It's delightful. Franz Crass leaves most of that up to the accompaniment, which is, of course, a BIG part of it anyway.
The lady too is accompanied by Furtwaengler who was one of THE most distinguished and universally revered musicians of the last century.
I'm very glad you listened. Few did I suspect. Maybe these "foreign" things seem too much like work? To me they are part of a world of enchantment and always have been.
No one can love or understand everything, but we could never know anything if we didn't make make constant attempts to bridge the gaps in our knowledge.
- January 7, 2013 at 11:37 PM
- FreeThinke said...
Wish I could have heard you sing Wotan, Franz. You had the perfect voice for it and looked the part as well. The same with Sarastro.
- January 12, 2013 at 11:21 PM


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This cause is very near and dear to our hearts, and with your support, we hope to set a new record for attendance and fundraising in 2015. We look forward to seeing you on February 17, 2015 for an unforgettable Mardi Gras celebration!
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It what could possibly be the worst conspiracy video ever, a group of young people try to make the claim that grief-stricken Joe DiMaggio had President John F. Kennedy whacked because he thought the prez was responsible for the suspicious death of his former wife, Marilyn Monroe.
It appears to have been shot with an iPhone (vertically, not horizontally with a young woman who not only doesn't look like Monroe, they couldn't even buy her a blonde wig. But the best part is the re-creation of JFK's assassination in Dallas which appears to have been shot on a suburban street using a BMW with a sun roof instead of a limo.
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Slenderman is said to be located somewhere in the country, possibly in Whetstone or in Shady Creeks. Slenderman is believed to be able to teleport where ever he wants using special supernatural powers. In the video game Slenderman: The Eight Pages, the player has to wander through a thick forest to search for eight pages, while Slenderman continuously follows him.
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Steven*, a square-jawed Manhattan earner with an Ivy League pedigree, had the kind of picture-perfect wedding usually only seen in Katherine Heigl movies. The bride and groom, both in their late twenties, had dated for an appropriate, lets-not-rush-it three years. And the no-expense-spared reception was held at a glitzy uptown catering hall. Guests flew in from three continents, and everyone invited assumed this celebration was exactly what it appeared to be: the start of a very happily ever after for the newlyweds.
"I cried when I proposed," Steven admits now, in a phone call surprising for its matter of factnessyou know, considering that he left his wife only six months after the wedding, knocking over a domino that prompted her to empty out their joint checking account, hire a lawyer, and launch a war of words as bloody as anything on Game of Thrones.
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But what happens when civiliansregular folks who sit across from you in the office or at the Thanksgiving dinner tableget divorced before their first anniversary, and what makes them pull the plug so quickly? Had they been embarrassed to call the wedding off, and quickly the truth caught up to them, or was it something more complicated? Whats really going through the minds of the already-divorcing newlywed?
Its not like Steven proposed on a drunken night in Vegas. Actually, his marriage didnt fit any of the standard iffy stereotypes (his fiancé wasnt pregnant, no one needed a green card, he wasnt questioning his sexuality). In fact, it seems he'd walked down the aisle with the best of intentions. When his girlfriend first started dropping not-so subtle hints about getting married, he'd reasoned, "We're at this age and we've been together for this long, marriage is what we should be doing. And yet, he says, breaking off the marriage after six months is the smartest thing he ever did.
The take-away is counter-intuitive, and maybe even controversial. It certainly runs against the marriage-is-hard-work ethos preached by Dr. Phil-types. While most newlyweds believe its their duty to keep at itto go to therapy, to play the devoted spouseNon-Starter survivors seem to agree: Getting out quickly and early is the right thing to do, and maybe even a sign of maturity (albeit a regrettably late-onset sign). At her wedding, Angela*, a Manhattan artist, remembers an old friend saying to her, "Why dont you take a walk around the block and think about why youre getting married." He could see what Angela wouldn't: She was about to marry a man she barely knew very soon after her own father died, and that probably wasn't the best idea. Angela broke off the marriage something like eight months later and while she was certainly reeling, she also considered herself a little bit lucky: There were no children involved and no real assets to divide. It was a clean-ish break. "Giving him back this huge diamond?" she says. "It didnt really mean anything to me."
Surprisinglyor then again maybe noteven therapists who are in the business of helping couples make it work and stay the course sometimes believe the make-it-snappy break-up is in fact, the most sensible solution. "If the couple hasnt given each other the opportunity to gain communication skills, potentially they're throwing in the towel too soon," explains Jocelyn Charnas, PhD, a therapist in private practice in New York who often counsels couples before the wedding. "But people get married for certain reasons and they want to move on with their life. I dont want to judge that either way."
If theres a stigma to walking away too soon, perhaps thats as outdated a theory as Mad Men-era ideas on household chores and gender roles. A landmark 2002 study by the CDC found that three percent of marriages (more than 60,000 annually) end before the paper anniversary and one can only imagine that numbers increased. How else to explain the mini-cottage industry thats sprung up to fit these needs? Take the website WeddingGiftRefund.com, which offers an insurance policy on wedding gifts: Pay an upfront fee, and if the couple splits before the year is out, youll be reimbursed. (For the record, despite what Emily Post may say about splitting before the first anniversary, the divorcees interviewed here all agree: No one expects the gifts back.) The Non-Starter isnt strictly an American epidemic, either. A legislator from Mexicos Party of the Democratic Revolution, a Socialist party, recently introduced a bill to make quickie divorce easier, not to mention cheaper, by proposing a two-year marriage contract with the option to renewor not, should the going get tough. (The bill came up against opposition from the religious right, and is under review.) Marriage-lite isnt a romantic idea, but no one can say its not in touch with the times. In Connecticut, a couple divorcing has to wait an inconvenient 18 months before a split can be finalized. (Waiting periods vary by state; for example, in Ohio, the Carolinas, and West Virginia you have to be legally separated for a year before filing for divorce. In California, its a comparatively breezy six months, though the unhappy couple undoubtedly doesnt see it that way.)
As for the real million dollar question: Why would someone go from "I do" to "I despise you" at warp speed, the knee-jerk notion is that the bride got swept up in the Wedding Industrial Complex, and the haplessor clueless, or cowardlygroom was simply powerless to stop it, reaching for the escape hatch too late. But that narrative is only part of the story. David Schnarch, PhD, co-director of the Marriage & Family Health Center, a counseling and healthcare facility in Evergreen, Colorado, puts a fine point on it: The more the partners are not solid people in their own right, meaning the more dependent they are on getting validation, approval, and emotional soothing from each other, the more likely they are to break up in the first year. They have greater difficulty tolerating the inevitable struggles of Do I belong to you or myself? and I want to be with you but don't tell me what to do!"" The Non-Starters seem to have a nasty habit of ignoring all-too-obvious warning signs, he says. But its less a case of two people growing apart in record timea common misconceptionso much as two mismatched partners abandoning a house built on quicksand.
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I eventually got myself together enough to go back and eat but poor DH doesn't know how to handle my emotions. I told him I refuse to take the kids to the store now. I will only go shopping by myself after he gets home. I can't handle the stress of shopping with them, not to mention I can't get my belly around those car cart things at the checkout line.
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General Electric has unveiled a program that – finally – makes it relatively simple to recycle your refrigerator water filter.
This is news we've been waiting for since we went to Lowe's a couple years ago and tried to recycle our filter canister only to have the appliance department salesman give us a withering look while pointing, pointedly, at the garbage can.
Not that this was Lowe's fault, or the sales guy's. There was simply no mechanism in place back then to recycle or reuse water filters. The solution, as it has been with so many American products, was to trash it. And it was painful to watch all that hard plastic head to the landfill; even worse, the charcoal filter inside which was (if it had worked correctly) teeming with microorganisms and chemicals that had been filtered out of the tap water.
There were a few services at the time that were offering a different sort of filter, but on boarding to these programs was, if not complex, inconvenient. And the reusable filters didn't always work with your fridge.
GE's new filter solves these issues. It will help consumers recycle their water filters without having to "spend an extra dime, or haul anything to a recycling center," according to the news release.
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When your GE fridge water filter has expired after six months or so, you will order a replacement filter from GE. The company will send with your replacement a recycling bag with instructions and a pre-paid return mailing label. Drop in the outgoing filter and mail it back to GE's processing center.
At the recycling plant, all the plastic in the canister will be recycled after being "pelletized" and the charcoal filter will be reused in landfills as material to stop leaching chemicals.
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A disk of gas around a supermassive black hole is blowing "jets" of electrically charged particles out of the center of a galaxy in this image, which combines visible, radio, and X-ray views of the galaxies. The black hole is one billion times as massive as the Sun. It's probably encircled by a disk of superhot gas. Magnetic fields eject some of this material away from the poles of the black hole at almost the speed of light. The jets are shown in red in this image, while the blue is the X-ray glow of hot gas between the galaxies in a cluster. [Credit: NASA/CXC/Univ. Waterloo/B.McNamara/ESA/STScI/NRAO/Ohio Univ./L.Birzan et al.]


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Location: California
Title: Elastic too short
Date: Nov 26, 2012
They were cute and easy to assemble, but the elastic string was very short. Only a small child could fit it on their head.
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Reviewed by: ecottle
Location: Aurora, Co
Date: Nov 20, 2012
I ordered the entire Mod Monkey party theme for my son's second birthday party. I love everything except for the party hats!! The strings are way too short, unless they are for a one year old. I had sixteen kids and not one string would fit around any of the kids heads!!
Reviewed by: AmySB
Location: Lawrenceville, NJ
Title: More of a pain than they're worth...
Date: Oct 20, 2012
I thought these hats were so cute when I saw them online. I wasn't too bummed when I saw them in the box they arrived in - all flat in a pile - because I'd read in other reviews that I'd need to put them together myself. They're sort of difficult to put together, doing 24 drove me nuts. They end up being bent a little and sort of misshapen. Then there's the strings. They're WAY too small for an adult's head. They were really even a little tight on my one-year-old's head. But he hates hats. We ended up using some old yarn to tie them onto adults' heads (for those who were in the mood to look silly). They were fun to have, but it would have made no difference if I had bought solid-colored ones at a party store and found ones that were ALREADY ASSEMBLED. Actually, it WOULD have made a difference. The assembled ones would have made party-day a lot less frustrating.
Reviewed by: Leobabe86
Title: Horrible quality
Date: Sep 04, 2012
I had to assemble these, they are a flat cutout that you fold together and hook ends through slits, that if you don't get right first time you wear down the hooked end that fits through slit. I even had to attached the strings to the hat which DO NOT stay attached very well. If I even attached them properly since there were no instructions. the string was extremely short so it is only good for small children, but when stretched the strings fell off hat. HORRIBLE! Waste of money!
Reviewed by: Gera
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Title: Very Disappointed
Date: Aug 14, 2012
Not what I expected. Could not put the hats togetheror the table decoration. What good was the balloon without the helium. Instructions were not clear.
Title: Almost Perfect!
Date: Aug 13, 2012
My 3 year old insisted on having birthday hats, so I was excited to find these monkey hats to match our theme. They fit the little perfectly, but definitely did not fit adults. I wish there was a option for a longer string so they fit on big heads too!
Reviewed by: ACASHREVE
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Title: Terrible!
Date: Aug 11, 2012
These were terribly made and not even durable for the kids at his party to wear. I tried to even tape them and they still fell apart!
Reviewed by: Breezybubbles0
Location: Standish, mi
Title: Easy to assemble
Date: Jul 11, 2012
These hats are just as cute in person as they are on line!! My girls loved them and they were easier to assemble than they looked!
Reviewed by: EastVillageChicagoMom
Title: Not great quality, but very cute!
Date: Jul 03, 2012
You have to put these together yourself, and they are not the most sturday of party hats. But, the mod monkey theme is adorable. These will NOT fit adult heads, so mommy and daddy could not wear a party hat :(
Reviewed by: 2tsmommy
Location: Montana
Title: Cute hats
Date: Feb 25, 2012
Love the whole monkey theme. Hats are perfect touch to party.
Reviewed by: Jasmine01
Location: Kissimmee fl
Title: Hats
Date: Jan 22, 2012
The hats should be already together and big enough so it could fit every child.
Reviewed by: Meghan
Title: Hard to put together!
Date: Sep 26, 2011
I spent many hours trying to put these hats together. Because they came unassembled, these were a horrible choice. They did not go together easily and i bent many of them trying to put them together. I would never reccommend these to someone or purchase hats from this site again!
Reviewed by: Babo4ever
Title: Strings too short
Date: Sep 05, 2011
I love these party hats. They are very cute and the kids look great in them. The only problem I found was that the string was too short and was too tight around the kids face.
Reviewed by: DeDe3
Location: Pinckney, MI
Title: Time consuming
Date: Aug 28, 2011
Hats had to be put together then strings also had to be attached. It was very time consuming and they did not always stay together. Not what I expected!
Reviewed by: mboc
Location: Chesapeake City MD
Title: Cute but a HUGE PAIN
Date: Aug 26, 2011
These were adorable but a huge pain to put together. Would not spend the money on them again. Just added more work for me.
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I have been working at Omnicell
The people are professional, friendly and good at what they do.
Great location - right near Google, public transportation, free street parking, adjacent to walking/cycling trails.
Good junior level oppportunities to get into company, develop additional skills and grow.
Benefits are not as competitive as they were, and in relation to others in the industry.
Too political in terms of work relationships.
Enhance the benefit package to meet competitor's levels.
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don't say one thing and do another. told that mandatory use of vacation would prevent future layoffs but the layoffs have never stoppedDoesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
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So I haven't pumped at all since this past Tuesday night (almost 4 full days). I had weaned down to one pump/day (where i was only getting less than 3 oz) over two-ish weeks. Today, my breasts are really tender and this morning in the shower I saw that I still had milk come out when I massaged them. Are they full? I don't want to pump because I don't want them to make more milk, but I don't want to get an infection? What happens to the milk that's in there once you stop completely? Sorry if these are silly questions.....thanks for your help!


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This can fall under the same category where people like to give you unwarranted advice on what you eat.
So I just sat down this morning and booted up my Macbook when I got bombarded with a coworker about how I am doing. Another one comes by and now it's a pow wow about how horrific and gross their C section were. Umm...gee..thanks?
Fast forward to after lunch where I am coming up the stairs with some froyo (frozen yogurt), which I was craving, and the same lady that gave me her detailed C section stories asked me if I get heartburn. I responded with "no, I never had heartburn before even when I wasn't pregnant". She then said.."oh you will".
Really woman? Really....because all pregnancies are the same?
Listen, it's not like I am going through this pregnancy with rose-colored glasses because I feel the pains of pregnancy everyday. What's with people always trying to freak you out..as if..when this baby pops out I am heading straight to customer service to return it?
megan1019:I had some lady at the BMV yesterday tell me to absolutely go natural. That there was no other option in "her book" I laughed at her. I admire all woman that are able to do so, but I already know that I'm just not one of them!
Megan, you and me both. My sister-in-law was went natural and she kept saying that it's the way to go because you get to feel everything. Whatev....I already feel enough throughout the day...I'm all set.
The other day I'm talking to my mom (we have a long weekly chat), and one of the first things she says to me is, "you know you can get hemorrhoids, right? Did you know that? Because they're awful. Have you ever had them? No? Oh, well they're horrible. And you know you can get them."
Thanks Mom. Thanks.
This is what the rest of pregnancy will be, haha.
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Youth Ministry at St. Peter's involves formation, fellowship and service.
The Youth and Young Adult Ministry Taskforce, chaired by David Inns, consists of eight lay ministers who believe in the importance of youth ministry at St. Peter's. We meet to review the current and future youth programs. Each of these people is highly dedicated to the success of our ministry to youth, young adults, and tweens and oversee specific areas of our ministry.
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Simon Mayr: Ginevra di Scozia, opera / Virgil Mischok, Peter Schöne, Marko Cilic, Anna Bonitatibus, Stefanie Irányi, Mario Zeffiri, Myrtò Papatanasiu
3 CD / Oehms / 2014-07-08Works: Simon Mayr: Ginevra di Scozia, opera
Conductors: Petrou, George
Ensemble: Munich Radio Symphony Orchestra
OehmsClassics proudly presents this recording of the Jubilee Concert "250th Anniversary of the Birth of Simon Mayr" made in June 2013 in Ingolstadt. The performance...continue...
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Giovanni Simone Mayr: La Lodoiska / Petrou, Panzarella, Belfiore, Ovenden
2 CD / Oehms / 2011-08-30Works: Simon Mayr: La Lodoiska, opera
Performers: George Petrou [Conductor/Director]; Heinemeyer, Stefan
Conductors: Petrou, George
Ensemble: Munich Radio Symphony Orchestra
Giovanni Simone Mayr's La Lodoiska premiered in 1796 in Venice. It was among the most popular operas of its time. At the center of Mayr's...continue...
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Obituaries July 13, 2013
Opal Dockham
DENTON — Mrs. Opal Coggin Dockham, age 89 formerly of Forest Park Drive, Denton, NC died Thursday, July 11 at Mountain Vista Health Park in Denton.
A graveside service will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, July 13 at Denton Town Cemetery.
The family will see friends following the service at Central United Methodist Church Hut.
Briggs Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Charles Amos Collins
GREENSBORO — Mr. Charles Amos Collins, age 81, passed away Wednesday, July 10, 2013.
Mr. Collins was born Sept. 14, 1931 in Winston Salem, NC. He was the son of the late T.C. Collins, Sr. and Burwell Matkins Collins. He graduated from Greensboro Senior High School and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He married "Boo" Dempsey, joined the Air Force and was stationed in Japan where they lived for three years before returning to Greensboro. Charles served as deacon at First Baptist Church. He retired from Henley Paper Company. He enjoyed boating and fishing, was a member of the Power Squadron, and the O'Henry Civitan Club. Watching the Tarheels with Boo was a favorite pass time.
Charles moved to Wrightsville Beach after Boo passed away and later married Rush Wrenn. They enjoyed attending First Presbyterian Church and spending time with Allen and Jodi Rippy, Matt Wrenn, Chip Wrenn and their families. He also volunteered at Helping Hands in Wilmington.
Charles was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Boo, and second wife Rush. He is survived by his brother Clyde Collins (Dot), his son Chuck Collins (Laura), Daughter Kay Collins Evans (Terry), son David Collins (Pam), son Keith Collins (Wende), and grandchildren Caroline Landreth (Cris), Christine Collins, Taylor Bulla (Ethan), Kacey Evans, Amanda Evans, Tucker and Max Collins, Ian Collins, and great grandchildren Corbin Bulla, Jaxon Bulla and numerous nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his brother-in-law Paul H. Gibson and sister-in-law Delee Dempsey.
The funeral will be Monday, July 15 at 4 p.m. at Hanes Lineberry Elm street Greensboro followed by visitation. In lieu of flowers please send donations to Hospice and Palliative Care of Greensboro.
The family would like to thank Dr. Michele Haber for her guidance and care as well as the staff of Heritage Greens and the Arboretum. You will forever be in our prayers.
Online condolences may be made to www.haneslineberryfuneralhomes.com.
Linda C. Leonard
LEXINGTON — Linda Carol Leonard, 68, of Lexington died Friday July 12, 2013.
Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at St. Luke's Lutheran Church.
Piedmont Funeral Home is serving the Leonard family.
Roberta Poe
HIGH POINT — Mrs. Roberta Poe, age 96, formally of McColl, S.C. passed away on Monday, July 8, 2013 at High Point Regional Hospital. She was born in Fairmont, N.C. on Dec. 25, 1916 to the late Frank and Lizzie Moore Alford.
Roberta was employed with McColl Middle School for 45 years. She recently relocated to High Point after residing in McColl, S.C. for many years.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Theodore Poe, one son, William White; four sisters; four brothers; two grandsons, Harold White and Wilbert Brown.
Granny meant a lot to her family and she will missed. Those left to cherish her memories are, Margaret Hope, Estella White, Roberta (Nathaniel) Bridges, Carolyn Strickland all of High Point, N.C., Helen White of McColl, S.C., Wayne Brown of Atlanta, Ga., James White, Larry (Marie) Martin, William White and Luther Brown all of High Point, N.C.; a host of great grandchildren, great great grandchildren, nephews, nieces, cousins, other family members and friends.
Home-going celebration will be 2:30 p.m., Sunday, July 14, 2013 at Living Water Baptist Church. Family visitation will begin at 2-2:30 p.m. at the church. Condolences may be offered at www.peoplesfuneralandcreamtion.com. Professional arrangements entrusted to People's Funeral & Cremation Services, Inc.
Rile Taylor
LEXINGTON — Rile Elwood Taylor, 79, of Riverwood Drive, died Thursday, July 11, 2013, at Wake Forest Baptist Health - Lexington Medical Center.
The funeral will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 17, 2013, at Davidson Funeral Home. Burial will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at National Cemetery, Salisbury. There will be no public visitation.
Chanel Osafo
GREENSBORO — Baby Chanel Osafo died on Wednesday, July 10, 2013.
Cremation services entrusted to Triad Cremation Society & Chapel.
Willie Banks
GREENSBORO — Willie Velma Banks, 72, died on Thursday, July 11,2013.
Cremation services entrusted to Triad Cremation Society & Chapel.
Flora Mencia
GREENSBORO — Flora Mencia, 87, died on Friday, July 12, 2013.
Cremation services entrusted to Triad Cremation Society & Chapel.
Catherine Pritchard
LEXINGTON — Catherine Dussel Pritchard, 91, died Friday, July 12, 2013, at Hinkle Hospice House.
The funeral will be 3 p.m. Sunday July 14, 2013, at First Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Lexington City Cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 2 to 3 p.m. prior to the service in the church parlor.


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Sedona is a place seemingly at odds with itself. This young, tiny city nestled among the red rocks sustains a population of 10,000 and an annual tourism draw of 4 million.
It's the off-balance energy of that dynamic — more than any mystical vibes purported by New Age types to be in abundance here — that blankets the area.
Typical Arizona tourist traps (with Southwestern tchotchkes, ersatz-native arts, Hopi silver) compete for attention with shops hawking New Age spirituality. The gorgeous mountain views, which make for Sedona's most majestic offerings, seem almost an afterthought.
Against this, locals continue to gripe that their city — which incorporated in 1988 and only got its first traffic lights in the 1990s — is fast becoming an overstuffed, Disneyfied simulacrum of its formerly quaint self.
The challenge for day-trippers: Finding beauty off the tourist-beaten path.
Authors and psychics Dick Sutphen and Page Bryant put Sedona on the New Age map in the late '70s and early '80s, citing the area's mystical powers in the form of "vortices," places of electromagnetic and spiritual channeling. There are nine such purported vortices scattered throughout the city.
The vortices make Sedona a place of meditation and self-healing, according to Debra DeSanto, who moved to Sedona from Los Angeles this year to battle
"There's a lot of energy here," she said. "I came not knowing a soul. I'm going to write a book on how I healed myself in coming to Sedona."
DeSanto's book would likely find home in one of uptown's spiritual souvenir shops — cozy storefronts sporting an awkward confluence of overpriced New Age lapidary, American Indian folklore, fortune-telling, Eastern religio-potluck and, for odd measure, copies of "The Da Vinci Code."
Our pick: Vortex Creekside Center, 25 Schnebly Hill Road, (928) 203-9222, a terribly overpriced crystals shop nevertheless staffed by an adorable ex-Cyndi Lauper punker type, Kristie Harned, who also gives tarot readings.
The best bet for fine dining is in Tlaquepaque, uptown Sedona's shopping and art gallery Mecca nestled at the corner of highways 179 and 89A (though its faux-rustic Guadalajaran architecture, along with new construction, leaves something to be desired). We found a charming little bistro/ coffeehouse, The Secret Garden Café, (928) 203-9564, with a cute misted garden patio that was perfect for a quick lunchtime nosh. It is pricey, though: Expect small $8 hummus pizzas and $10 sandwiches.
We found great authentic Oaxacan dinners at the Oaxaca Restaurante & Cantina, 321 N. Highway 89A, (928) 282-4179; it's off the menu, but Oaxaca (pronounced wah-HAH-ka) whips up a hearty chicken mole. And the margaritas are as rejuvenating as hanging out in a vortex.
We asked our young server at The Secret Garden what Sedonans do for kicks.
"The only thing to do around here," she said, "is to go down to the creek and drink."
Skip the six-pack, but by all means see Oak Creek — specifically at Canyon Moon Park, south on scenic Red Rock Loop Road, past the high school, just off Chavez Ranch Road; parking is $7 per car.
Sure, there's a major vortex, Cathedral Rock, to be found next to the wooded creek, but locals come to this spot in the summer to beat the heat at swimming holes. Near the front, there's a small rock slide for young ones, but following a trail deeper along the creek reveals a large pool with diving boulders and a rope swing.
We could have spent the entire day at the creek — which proves a point:
Tourist towns are at their most fun when you ask around and do as the locals do.
Of course, no place in Sedona is safe from folks making a quick buck. At one scenic turnoff along Red Rock Loop Road, the serenity of the breathtaking vista view was punctured by a woman silently setting up a jewelry display on a blanket before us. Bard on the rocks
When the sun goes down in Sedona, this beautiful mountain city turns its attention from scenic views, Southwestern style and New Age mysticism to offer something completely different: Classical theater.
Now in its eighth season, Shakespeare Sedona offers repertory productions of the Bard and other estimable playwrights in an intimate outdoor theater on the streets of Sedona's outdoor mall, Tlaquepaque.
The summer stock company is the brainchild of Jared Sakren, artistic director of Mesa's Southwest Shakespeare Company.
The two organizations — which Sakren hopes to join together in the future — routinely share productions; this summer, Shakespeare Sedona restages Southwest Shakespeare's comic "Twelfth Night" and offers George Bernard Shaw's comedy "Arms and the Man," which Southwest Shakespeare will stage
next season at the Mesa Arts Center.
"Arms and the Man" finds a Swiss mercenary (played by Valley actor Cale Epps) fleeing the Bulgarian/Russian army by escaping into the home of Bulgaria's richest family — hilarious parvenues whose attempts at social climbing form the crux of the comedy.
Shakespeare Sedona's audience — some 2,000 to 3,000 people over the course of a summer — is a mix of Sedonans, vacationers and Valley theatergoers like Terry Wood, a regular attendee at the prestigious Oregon Shakespeare Festival and productions at Southwest Shakespeare.
Wood, who attended his first Shakespeare Sedona show recently with friend Bonnie Snook, said he enjoys the cozy atmosphere in Sedona.
"The weather is nice, it's an intimate stage," he said. "We're just really enjoying ourselves."
"Twelfth Night" runs 8 p.m. today and July 23; "Arms and the Man" runs 8 p.m. Saturday, Thursday and July 22, at Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, 336 Highway 179. Tickets, $25, available by calling (800) 768-9286.
Chris Page, Tribune


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Hi, I am new to allnurses.com and i wanted to start a topic for the Spring 2013 applicants at UTHSC Houston. Where we can keep each other posted on the process as it nears. I have yet to take the HESI but i wonder if anyone... Read More
- 0Sep 8, '12 by dee1388Quote from oceaniseIm not on here.
Hello, welcome to allnurses. You did great on critical thinking, go you! Good luck.
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- 0Sep 8, '12 by dee1388Quote from Cynthiap101Is it like a transcript evaluation maybe?Hey guys so i applied to ut for spring 2013 and today in the mail they sent me a copy of my transcript with like "ok's" next to all the courses i have taken that i need to have done and "nos" next to the classes i still need.. Do you know why they sent it? They did not send anything explaining why they sent it and from what i read online you only have yo have like 48 hrs complete to apply
- 0Im not sure. No one else got anything in the mail recently?
- 0Sep 8, '12 by peaches1018Quote from Cynthiap101I haven't got anything yet and I been checking the mail. Someone here received a transcript eval already but they didn't say what was on itIm not sure. No one else got anything in the mail recently?
- 0What does a transcript eval look like? I guess thats what is.. It is my transcript, and it seemed to me like they were just letting me know what courses i still needed because the three that im in right now, had "no's" next to them.. As in they don't have the grades for those yet. All my other courses had "ok's"
- 2Sep 8, '12 by HemphiaHello Spring Applicants.
I know that y'all are all stressing right now, I was in your shoes just this past spring. I feel your pain, but I can tell you that it was worth it for me. If you go the the Fall 2012 group, I was an ACTIVE poster, always freaking out wondering what the school was looking for. I can honestly say I still don't know why they chose me over others, but I am happy that I made first cut and that I am attending my dream school. If there are any questions, please feel free to ask, and I will attempt to check in and answer what I can. I want to help.... but I cannot answer what, if anything, will increase your odds.
I just want to wish each of you good luck. This chaos is just the beginning of the craziness you will experience in nursing school. I honestly think that they torture the applicants so that they know what TRUE stress feels like. We are 2 weeks in and tests are looming already.... and they won't stop till Dec when the semester ends. I now think that the application stress was the easiest.
FYI - That is a transcript evaluation. Some of you will get them and some of you won't. But that does not play into if you get an acceptance email/letter. They try to get them out to all, so that you know for sure which courses they are using and which ones aren't going towards your pre-reqs.... it is also so you can know what classes you have to have completed by the start date with atleast a C. I know members of my class who never got an eval, so don't fret if you never get one.
- 0Thank you so much! Answered my question (:
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Blizzard issues a security advisory warning of a new Trojan virus that can compromise accounts using authenticators by stealing information in real time.
Orcs, trolls, spies, and broken things. Intelligence agencies look to online video games as a "target-rich communication network" for terrorist.
Blizzard cuts prices on StarCraft II and World of Warcraft base games and expansions by up to 75% for Black Friday sale.
Blizzard confirms at BlizzCon 2013 that a small team is working on possibly porting classic Warcraft RTS for modern PCs.
Explore the world of Draenor and face the Iron Horde as past and present collide in the next expansion to World of Warcraft.
Blizzard's BlizzCon weekend of dev panels and game reveals will be closed out with a concert from Blink-182 in November.
Activision Blizzard secures its independence from now former parent company Vivendi following the completion of its $8.17 billion investor buyout.
Activision Blizzard's separation from Vivendi will proceed following a successful appeal overturning an injunction to prevent the move.
Legendary Pictures finally sets the official release date for the upcoming Warcraft movie for late 2015.
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