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What kind of evidence should we expect from a transcendent God?
by Matt Slick
If we were to theorize about the manifestation of the Christian Immaterial, Transcendent God in a material world, we would expect such evidences to display characteristics of transcendence and personhood. After all, Christianity asserts that God exists outside the material world, and he is a living being. The evidences would not be restricted to a materialistic, non-transcendent framework; otherwise, such evidence would not be distinguishable from the material realm.
If such "transcendent evidence" were presented, the materialist atheist would have three options: 1) accept it and affirm that God exists, 2) dismiss it based on his materialistic worldview, 3) or examine it and decide later. If he accepts the evidence as supporting God's existence, his worldview is refuted. If he rejects it, then he is at risk of continuing in the error of the category mistake (judging the immaterial and transcendent category by the material and non-transcendent category. See Atheists err when asking for material evidence to prove God). If he wants to examine the "transcendent evidence," he would need a standard that is not restricted to a materialist worldview. But this would be problematic for him to begin with since it would mean working against his own position.
Furthermore, since a Transcendent God who created the universe would not be limited to it, but would transcend it, then we can expect that evidence for God's existence would share transcendent characteristics. In other words, such evidence would exhibit qualities of a Personal Being who is independent from and not dependent on the physical universe."
I propose that if the Transcendent Christian God exists and if he were to enter into our material world, then any manifestation of him would have to be within the following criteria.
- Self-revelation--The Christian, Transcendent God could only be known through a decision on his part to reveal himself to us since he exists outside of our material world. Also, his self-revelation would not be subject to the demands of his creation to "show himself" since it would be self-revelation--not external coercion.
- Authoritative--Such self-revelation would necessarily be authoritative in that what the Transcendent God would reveal about himself would be true, right, good, absolute, etc., and would be based on his transcendent nature. Furthermore, his self-revelation would not be self-contradictory, nor would it be the subject of human approval for its validity since this would be subjecting the transcendent to the non-transcendent which is a category mistake.
- Miraculous--Any self-revelation of the Christian Theistic, Transcendent God would be miraculous by definition and could not be explained by merely materialistic-based hypothesis.
However, the atheist has problems. How would he test a Transcendent God's self-revelation? How would he test God's authority in a laboratory? Both of these lie outside the realm of the scientific method of observation, testing, and theory. Miracles, on the other hand, would be a bit different and might be subject to verification. However, they could not be repeated because such repetition would not suggest a Transcendent Personal God who acts out of his sovereign will. Instead, they would suggest phenomena based on the material realm and its properties since it would be repeatable and therefore predictable. So, the materialist atheist who wants scientific proof for God's existence is simply making the wrong request and hasn't thought the issue through.
If he truly wants to find out if God exists, he must change his worldview to include at least the possibility of God's self-revelation, authority, and miracles. Otherwise, it will be impossible to find out if God exists, and he would be left judging reality from within his myopic worldview that necessarily excludes God.
Where is the transcendent Evidence for God?
Is there any such Transcendent Evidence in existence? The Christian worldview claims there is via a God who is self-revelatory, authoritative, and miraculous.
In the Bible we find the self-revelation of God, who also claims to be authoritative. Furthermore, the Bible assumes the authority of God, and nowhere in Scripture does God defend his authority. The Bible also contains the records of the miraculous--whether it be the parting of the Red Sea or the eyewitness accounts of the resurrection of Jesus.
Therefore, the exact evidence we need in support of the transcendental God is found in the holy Scriptures.
So some may ask about other religions that claim the same thing? Well, we'd have to look at their truth claims and apply the same tests to them as we would to Christianity, namely, internal consistency, the miraculous, etc. Since the scope of this article is not to examine every other similar claim, we would have to examine each one on its own merit.
The atheist cannot accept this evidence for God
The atheist must discount the Bible, along with its evidence, because it does not fit within his presupposed materialistic worldview. The Bible's claims of being authored from a Transcendent God cannot be permitted any form of acceptance. As is so often the case, the atheist will claim that "the Bible says God exists therefore God exists" is faulty logic. It is circular reasoning.
But this is not what I am saying. It is not circular reasoning when we first examine what transcendental evidence might be (self-revelatory, authoritative, and miraculous) and then propose something that meets the criteria.
If the atheist were to . . .
If the atheist were to reject the Bible and its claim of authorship from a Transcendent Source based on his non-transcendent materialistic worldview, then he would be committing a category mistake (judging the immaterial and transcendent category by the material and non-transcendent category).
If the atheist were to reject the Bible based on his materialism, his problem is that he cannot validated his materialism as being true without begging the question. Materialistic verifications are based on materialistic assumptions.
If the atheist were to attack the Bible based on alleged moral absurdities contained within it, then by what objective, non-subjective moral standard does he possess with which to judge the Bible? If he appeals to common sense, he is appealing to subjectivity. If he appeals to societal norms, then he is appealing to "truth by majority." In short, he has no objective moral standard by which he can rationally assert that the morals in the Bible are wrong. He has only his subjective opinion.
If the atheist were to say the Bible is illogical and has contradictions, then he would have to prove it is illogical using the transcendental laws of logic--the very laws that don't fit in his materialistic worldview. Additionally, we'd have to examine any proposed logical contradictions as they would be proposed.
If the atheist were to attack the Bible based on logic, then he'd be slitting his own philosophical throat because materialistic atheism commits the logical fallacy of begging the question. Materialism, as well as atheism, cannot be proven to be true. Each is assumed. How is an atheist to prove there is no God? How does he prove that materialism is the right philosophical position with which to examine the world without assuming its own validity?
So, whether or not the atheist accepts it or not, the Bible meets the evidence of a transcendental God in that it is self-revelatory, authoritative, and miraculous. And, if he retains his unverifiable, materialistic worldview he will never be able to discover whether or not God actually exists . . . and, well, that is important.
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- 1 duck, weighing 3 to 4 pounds, gutted and rinsed
- 4 tablespoons grappa
- 6 sage leaves
- 1 branch rosemary
- Fine salt and pepper, to taste
- 2 pounds Kosher salt
- 1 egg white
- 1/4 cup saba, or balsamic vinegar mixed with a little water
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F.
Rinse the duck cavity with the grappa. Place the herbs inside the body, season the inside with salt and pepper and truss the duck with butcher's twine.
Cover the bottom of a roasting pan with a 1/2-inch layer of salt. Place the duck atop the salt, beat the egg white to a light froth and mix 1 1/2 pounds of kosher salt to form a moist paste. Cover the duck completely with the salt mixture and roast in the oven for 1 1/2 hours. Remove and allow to rest 10 minutes to allow the juices to settle. Carefully remove the salt from the bird and brush off with a paint brush. Remove the skin and then carve the bird in the traditional way. Drizzle with saba and serve with wilted greens on the side.
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Hello there,
I've read through all the Mobileviewer documentation and am somewhat comfortable with the architecture of it. I've removed some unwanted buttons and added a few news ones of my own. My question however is, with the out of the box panning and zoom to rectangle buttons, after a zoom to rectangle i want to deactivate that button and activate the pan and zoom button..
So in the Index.html file the two buttons are loaded like so:
Pan/zoom button:
var mgNavigateButton = new mobileViewer.Button({map: mgMap, imageSrc: 'images/zoom-icon.png',
label: mobileViewer.getString('PAN_ZOOM'),
buttonId: 'navigateBtn',
activeControls: [mgTapSelect, mgPan, mgPinchZoom, mgProperties, mgDoubleTapZoom]});
Zoom to rectangle button:
var mgZoomRectButton = new mobileViewer.Button({map: mgMap, imageSrc: 'images/zoom-rectangle-icon.png',
label: mobileViewer.getString('ZOOM_RECTANGLE'),
buttonId: 'zoomRectBtn',
activeControls: [mgTapSelect, mgProperties, mgDragZoomRect, mgPinchZoomRect, mgDoubleTapZoom]});
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<script type="text/javascript" src="lib/mobileviewer_control_dragzoomrectangle.js
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<script type="text/javascript" src="lib/mobileviewer_control_pan.js"></script>
In the onDeactivate function of mobileViewer.DragZoomRectangle i want to activate the mobileViewer.Pan control. I'm trying to do it like so with zoom to rectangle
onDeactivate: function(e)
this.boxDiv.style.visibility = 'hidden';
but firebug tells me: mgNavigateButton is not defined
This OOP Javascript is a bit new to me. How can I access the pan control from within the zoom to rectangle control?
Probably because these controls are independent of each other, so they would not know anything about other controls (ie. That DragZoomRectangle control would not be carrying a reference to the NavigateButton control)
Assuming all of these controls inherit from OpenLayers.Control, what you want to do instead is register a listener function to the deactivate event for your control(s) in question:
mgZoomRectButton.events.register("deactivate", this, function(e) { mgNavigateButton.activate(); });
The above code should be in the same place where you are creating the controls. You shouldn't really have to modify the control scripts in any way. They should be providing event hooks like the one above to do what you are after.
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Professor Kyle publishes new book focusing on Doomsday theories
August 22, 2012
Categories: The Carson Center, General News
By Don Ratzlaff
Why do Americans love doomsday?
That's the question Richard Kyle, Tabor College professor of history and religion, addresses in his latest book, "Apocalyptic Fever: End-time Prophecies in Modern America."
The book, Kyle's 10th, was released earlier this month by Cascade Books, an imprint of Wipf and Stock Publishers, which combines academic rigor with broad appeal and readability.
That's the approach Kyle feels he has achieved.
"It's about the Chicken Littles: 'The sky is falling,'" Kyle said with a smile.
This is the second book Kyle has written on the end times. "The Last Days Are Here Again: A History of the End Times," published by Baker Books, focused on "end times" thinking in the Christian church.
'That was more of a survey," Kyle said of the book. "This one focuses on modern America."
"Apocalyptic Fever" includes four chapters on the Christian church, but also addresses America's preoccupation with the end of the world from other perspectives: science, fringe religions, the occult, Hollywood and fiction, the Y2K scare in 2000, Islam and politics to the current Mayan calendar controversy.
Kyle said Americans are particularly susceptible to the topic.
"Apocalyptic literature itself is highly flexible," he said. "You can read anything you want into Revelation and parts of Daniel—and people have done that through thousands of years of history. That's why it's been persistent.
"It ebbs and peaks with the times," he added. "During times of crisis, it rises. But it's always run the course of Western history."
He said Americans are particularly affected because of its deep roots in evangelical Christianity "rapture fever" embodied best by the dispensational eschatology in the U.S. prior to World War II.
"That subculture buys heavily into it and dispensationalism is a strong end-time perspective within that," Kyle said. "You can measure it with the 60 million copies of the 'Left Behind' series and 30 to 40 million copies of 'The Late Great Planet Earth.'"
Kyle said the evangelical subculture is deeply populist.
"We tend to believe the guys on TV—or, if it's political, the Sarah Palins and the Rush Limbaughs—rather than serious thinkers on subjects," he said.
The need to identify an enemy is another contributing factor in the American mindset.
"You can trace this all the way through—communism, the gays, the Muslims—you have to have an enemy," Kyle said. "There's a conspiracy type of thinking, especially among evangelicals.
"There's all kinds of events that feed that—9/11, Y2K, wars. If you want to read something into it, these events are going to be there."
In the book, Kyle recounts his own encounters with apocalypse panic. He was planning a tour for Tabor College students in Europe at the time Y2K was about to occur. With the dawn of the year 2000, experts were warning of an impending cataclysm because computer systems around the world would crash and burn because they couldn't handle four-digit years.
"I had parents calling me on the telephone wanting me to get their kids out of (the tour), insisting this would be the end of the world," he said.
"Some even questioned my orthodoxy because I didn't share the view that Saddam Hussein was the antichrist and his missiles would get us in Rome—when in fact they couldn't even come close to reaching Rome."
But it's not just the religious who fixate on doomsday.
"I have a whole chapter on science that I call, 'The Godless Apocalypse," Kyle said. "A lot of scientists—maybe not in the same way—think a disaster's coming."
Whatever the underlying source, Kyle said one of the dangers of buying into an imminent end-times scenario is that people choose to avoid current problems.
"The end is coming, why worry about the environment or caring for the poor?" he cited as examples.
While Kyle scoffs at some expressions of end-times paranoia, he doesn't discount the concept of the end of the world.
"Scripture and the historic Christian faith clearly indicate that Jesus Christ will return personally and visibly," he said. "But this faith is not a license to speculate on the time of the event, or to encourage an escapist mindset. People must live in the present and solve current human problems."
Kyle said he believes "Apocalyptic Fever: End-time Prophecies in Modern America" will be available soon on Amazon, but it can be ordered already for a reduced price of $34.40 from wipfandstock.com.
Story first published Tuesday, August 21, 2012 by Hillsboro Free Press http://www.hillsborofreepress.com/news/front-page/18097864-book-explores-american-fixation-on-the-end-of-the-world.html


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Hi Guys. I'm starting to think about the A Levels I want to do, and know I want to do either Maths, Physics, Economics or Accounting at uni, or degrees to do with these topics. If I took Maths, Further Maths, Economics and Physics at A-Level (you can't do five at the school I'm going to), would this leave my options open for all of these degrees? Also, could you let me know your experiences with these A-Levels. Any other suggestions would be helpful. Long post, I know, but thanks
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Not sure about your later question but I am doing those exact A-levels (plus an EPQ)
Edit: This certainly leaves options free for Maths, Physics and Economics, not sure about Accounting.
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Yes, those would be good choices for your possible university courses.
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Yes it will as accounting requires very basic maths and some unis prefer you to do it up to A level. I did Maths, Physics and Economics and it opened up my options from Maths and Engineering degrees ( except Chemical) all the way to Buisness Administration and Management courses.
My opinions on the subjects:
Maths- my favourite subject of them all, loved almost all sections except complex numbers and some areas from Statistics. Overall quite easy if you keep up to date with work and you're quite good at it.
Physics- Very interesting topics and requires you to think on your own on every exam question. You cannot just study for the exam and turn up and pass, you have to know the subject very well. Overall it was really challenging but manageable
Economics- A really good subject for Universities as it is an essay based subject and like physics, you cannot just study for the subject and pass, you have to understand all areas of the subject. Overall- my least favourite, but I'm glad I chose it. I found it hard in some areas and easy in some. But at least I know how markets work.
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All Brilliant choices, though I opted for Politics and Government instead of FM as I want to do PPE.
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I did Maths , Physics , Economics and Accounting at A2 . This really opened up my option and they are all good subjects. Hopefully studying Maths with finance at uni, which is mostly maths but with units applied to accounting and economics
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The service was typical for a restaurant nothing fancy. The set up for beer was great they had a full eight count of 5 ounce samplers which we had and could share the beers we liked, my brother took the darks, i took the IPA's and the Wheet's while my girlfriend had the ales. The beer was pretty decent, tasted great but not quiet award winning in brewery circles, but for an average microbrew drinker they are pretty tastey.
I was amazed they even make their own soda and have it on tap which can be purchased in growlers also. It was one of more classy microbrews that wouldn't need to be on the show Bar Makeovers. Someone who started this place must have come from a restaurant backround caused it seemed Culinary Institute of America worthy. Only problems was they needed a more cheerful staff instead, can I get you anything else, now give me a nice tip and my paycheck waitress. I would have even liked the grumpy old lady who has sore feet and sits at your table to take your order rather then the polite 20 something working their way thru school.
It seems the owners know a lot of microbrewers from around the country and they all come in to drop off a few kegs or two.
The New Zealand waitress looks like a teenaged boy but really knows her beer. I asked for her recomandation on a Red and she brought me one of the best Red's I have ever had. I heard the next time I come in I probably won't get the same beer twice as they have a chalkboard for ordering instead of a beer menu.
It's a college bar so the Pizza is pretty good and huge slices. I like the gimmick of giving you a pizza cutting wheel as a knife.
If your tired of drinking the local stuff this is a great place to stop and find out whats going on beer wise in the rest of the country.
They have a great selection, I had one of each one of their beers. They were all great microbrews but something just didn't stand out. Maybe because I have been to so many microbrews I am becoming desensitized, or maybe that their beers are great just not Awesome. In most microbreweries there seems to be one beer that stands out amongst the rest. Barrios has some really great beer and is a great place to start on the Tuscon Microbrewery Circut but doesn't seem to have one beer that stands out.
I loved the atmosphere the staff seems very helpful but was the typical, "What can I get for you?" When I told him I'm new here the Male bartender let me sample a few 3oz shots but kept shuffeling around serving & cleaning wasn't much of a talker let alone an entertainer.
Next trip I'm gonna try Nimbus before I bring my mug back to Barrio's.
It's in a great location across the street from the MTA Metrolink Train Station. It was a little tricky to find if your driving here.
The service was decent even though the place was crowded watching the football game. The waitress got us everything we wanted and needed but was to busy to put the personal touch on and spend time talking about the beers.
This crowd in this place is what I would call Yuppiefied because it was a younger crowd that looked like they had money and would come in for a beer and a bite to eat without realizing how good the beers were.
The restaurant is located in 2 storefronts located around the corner from each other connected by a narrow hallway were the very small brewery is located. You can take the tour on the way to the bathroom.
They have a great selection of about 12 homebrewd beers. I couldn't see the beer selection menu very well because it was dark in the restaurant. The other problem was the brewery is so small that they did not have every beer selection in stock so all I could do is ask for my favorite Red Beer and hoped for the best. The beer was really awesome and tasted like it had a higher alcohol gravity then most microbrewries.
It's a great hangout place if your traveling between Poughkeepsie & Manhattan.
I kind of saddened that they didn't have a great selection of T-shirts like most Micro Breweries do so I didn't get one to advertise for them like I usually do.
When I walked in I was amazed that they had a Yuppie Brewpub in the middle of nowhere. It seemed like a great place to hang out after skiing, especially with the eclectic art on the walls and the couches in the back. When I went to the restroom I was amazed to see how small the set up was for such a big place. The brewing equipment looked like something I could set up in my garage and throw a BBQ in my backyard with. I was amazed that the brewmaster could put out the amount of beer he was with such small equipment. My hats off to him.
The Sunday afternoon crowd seemed pretty steady for a small place but the staff seemed bored to be there. The staff looked like college students & not a smile or joke in the house.
I like to start out by saying I am normally a Red Beer Drinker, with heavy hop flavors. So, I ordered a the 6-6-6 (6-6oz samplers for $6). I started with the Blonde seemed very bland, it seemed like it needed to be a bit more creamy, more hoppie or something to give it a kick, I would suggest to the brewmaster to try the Manhatten Beach Blonde, in the Manhatten Beach, California brewery to see what a great Blonde Beer taste like. As I went around the other beers I was impressed. They all had great flavor for what they were, but the only one that stood out seemed to be the Centenial IPA. If they could get that strong Hoppy Flavor in a Red Beer I would be happy.
I went to order food and with the atmosphere I thought the menu would be a little more then what you could through on a grill or deep fry. As a jewish beer drinker Pulled Pork Sandwhiches didn't work for me. I would have liked to see something like a salmoned burger or something more vegeterian. It seemed like a great place to even have a sushi guy.
I would love to go back with a bunch of my friends and keep the place hopping.
Pubcrawler was down for renavations when I took off from New York to visit the Harrisburg, Pa area. I found this place thru the front desk clerk at the Baymont Hotel.
When my girlfriend and I walked in I thought I died and went to brewpub heaven. I always dreamed this is what a brewpub should look like. It's in an old brick building decor with glass windows to see the brew tanks. I got here late on a Sunday night of Memorial Day weekend and had no trouble getting a table.
The service was wonderful, maybe because it wasn't that crowded. I was kinda worried when I read the previous reviews but I had no problem ordering. The waiter was always there asking us if we needed anything. I did see some people coming out of an elevator but didn't realize what it was till I read the previous reviews and found out there was a 2nd bar upstairs. I would have liked to see it.
I ordered the Sampler which I thought was a little on the high side price wise ($9) but I couldn't complain with 8 six ounce glasses (thats like a 4 pack) when I realized it worked out cheaper then the pints. The only problem I had was the waiter didn't have a list of what was in the sampler so I had to guess what I was drinking. Out of the 8 beers 3 were good 2 were mid range and 3 were bad. I new the wheat beer was bad cause it was the one with the lemon in it, it just tasted like a flat IPA without any hazzey wheat color. 2 of what I thought were IPA's tasted watered down kind of like a light beer with no alcohol flavor. The one I really liked he thought was the Hoppy Trail followed by the darkest one they had at the time that looked like a brown and not a stout because it tasted more hoppie then a coffee or chocolate stout. I also like a darker beer that we couldn't figure out what it was. Next time I am in the area I would buy 1 pint at a time. My girlfriend ordered the homemade rootbeer over the homemade gingerbeer. It was the best homemade rootbeer we ever tasted.
The pretzel was a bit greasy or over buttered but it tasted good with the beer flavored mustard.
The atmosphere of the place is awesome even if it is located in a industrial area without any decent parking around. I wish all brewpubs were modeled after this place. It is the best one I have been to out of the 80 brewpubs and bars I have found thru pubcrawler.com.
The only problem I had here was as earlier mentioned I think they took some of the NitWits from town that walked by the big bay windows and hired them as waitress staff. The girl was always there when I had a mouth full of food asking if I needed anything then when I finally did need something I had to flag down the hostess to get her to find my waitress to order another beer. Her timing was so off it felt like she was late to a wedding and the reception. She had no clue about the beers but at least she knew enough to hand me a menu that explained the beer. When I asked if I could taste something so I didn't have to buy the whole pint she told me I had to buy a sampler for that and they charge $7.95 for 8 six ounce samples. I realized she was only a waitress with poor marketing training. I thought if I didn't like it whats the use of wasting good beer that someone else might drink. Sounded like she needed some training from Keegan Ale up in Kingston who has free sampling days.
From what I heard the menu use to be better. The hostest told me they change it every 6 months and the food has gone down hill over the last two years. It seemed like regular bar food to me which seemed to be a shame since they have a great Culinary School called the CIA just across the river. I ordered the Hamburger but it came with the fancy extras like a Kaiser Roll and Tomato, Onions and Lettuce on the side. It had a dap of Mayonase Bases Cole Slaw with no pickling that made it taste like eating mayonase straight from the jar and decent french fries. The burger was pretty tasty and very filling.
I tried to order a Chapter 11 Red Ale but they were all out of it because of the rotation of the tanks. I was very disappointed cause as in my other postings everyone knows I really love Red Ales. So I tried the Red Tail Lager which was very delicous. I was pretty suprised when I ordered a Chrimson lager and it tasted like a lighter version of the Red Tail Lager. Both beers were pretty awesome but I could see where they would be GABF worthy back when brewpubs where just coming out but nothing spectacular today. I do give them credit for rotating thier tanks and trying new stuff all the time. I just wish they had the timing down so they would have a Red Ale on tap all the time.
Great place to hang out and the town is a fun place when you want to get away from the stress of the big city. Great town to take Motorcycle ride to. Could be the next Sturgess.
Hope you like this place as much as I did!!!!!
Very Classy place with just the right amount of bar junk on the walls to make it interesting.
I stoped in for lunch and they had a few regulars who were very nice. The tall red haired bartender was a bit snooty but he fit into the typical high class of this Irish Bar. He just went thru the motions of getting my beer and handing me a menu, nothing spectacular and no extra chit chat. The cool thing about it was they have Irish Music playing throughout the resturant so you don't have to put your money in the Jukebox. The Irish music fit in perfect with the Irish Menu and the Irish Moteef. It looks like a fun place to hang out for dinner. I would drive the extra distance to come here rather then Mahony's in Poughkeepsie.
They have a great selection of Irish and English beers on tap including Guiness, Kilian's Irish Red, Bass & Harps and the usual Macros. The beer was fresh. All they need in this place is to get a brewmaster and start making there own beer.
The Menu was a little on the high priced side so I didn't get anything. It looked like they have a great selection of Irish food like Bangers & Mash. They also have a lot of Salmon along with Meat Dishes. I remember I thought it was interesting that the Veggie Burger was the cheapest thing on the menu. The only thing that kept me from ordering was the prices.
Very fun place to hang out, or to bring a date, or your mother for mothers day.
BEWARE THIS PLACE OPENS AT 7:00P.M.!!!! They do not have lunch hours so if your passing thru for lunch forget about it!!!
It has the regular Bud, Miller, Guiness Taps nothing spectaular. At least it was fresh beer. I didn't see any bottle display showing what they carried in bottles which couldn't be much because all the bottled beers where hidden under the bar.
It was the cleanest bar I have ever walked into and the bathrooms sparkled like it was just remodeled. It seemed out of place in this older spanish neighborhood. Looked like almost ghetto but what do I know being from Los Angeles.
I walked in at 4:00P.M. they had a nice tourist crowd but I still got a seat at the bar looking out the window. The bar is a nice 50's retro look.
The bartender was new from North Carolina so I got great service. He got my sampler and kept checking to see if I needed anything. He was answering all the typical tourist questions on where everything was located. He was a nice guy well tipped.
I felt sorry for him cause the beers were so bad. There was only one other brewery in Alhambra California that had worse beers then this place. When I got there they had a Blonde, Pilsner and four reds with no stouts. I could barely taste the beer over the water. It was like they needed to changed the tea bag. Every single beer I tasted was like they filled the glass with water then added beer flavoring. All I could tell myself is at least it isn't skank beer or infected with something. I know the local New Yorkers are very opinionated so I thought I would take a chance being a laid back Southern California Beer Drinker. But they are right this beer does suck. They must know their beer sucks also because they don't serve any other kind. Or maybe it is so bad Budwieser and Miller don't want thier beers anywhere near this place because it might go bad.
There are to many other bars and breweries in town. Try the others first before coming here.
This bar is perfect. It made me feel like I was in Ireland instead of the middle of New York City (Manhatten). As a lost tourist by myself I felt a little uncomfortable in my shorts and T-shirts amongst all the suits and ties but the Funny men behind the bar made me feel right at home. The decor has a nice dark wood feel with old time Shandelairs(sp?) and pictures from the 1800's. Like as if you were in a old pub in Ireland.
The selection of beers is limited to Irish beers which is fine with me because it fits the bar perfectly. I had the most perfect Guiness I have ever had outside of Dublin and I treated myself to a boilermaker with Killian's Irish Red and a Jameson Irish Whisky. I was walking out of here feeling mighty happy.
Its a bit of a walk from Grand Central Station but worth every step. I wish every tourist would take this detour just to see this bar.
Beware of the hours it is not open for the Lunch crowd.
It may be hard to find as it looked like a converted house and the entrance way is tucked away in the back so you might pass it as you are driving by.
This place has a great beer selection and more. I tried thier Red beer. It was very bitter. Not what I am usually use to tasting I thought it would be more smooth. So I moved on the the Pale Ale and it was the best one I have tasted in town.
They have cool promotional glasses and they have a 167 ounce pitcher with a tap handle on the bottom which I thought was cool looking. 167 ounces was aproximatly 6 - 22 ounce glasses.
The thing I love about this place is you can get the beer list and order free samples while your playing at the tables or slot machines. The cocktail waitress deliver it right to your slot machines. What a great service.
They also have tours of the brewery starting at 8:00AM when the brewmaster starts brewing. I missed the tours because I was up to late and overslept.
Try this place with an open mind and don't judge them on the atmosphere only.
This place is a bit hard to find but not that far from the strip. It seemed like only a short 2 or 3 mile drive up Rancho Rd north behind the Rio Casino.
I loved the beers but was in shock when I saw what the old Holy Cow turned into. The atmosphere looked like any regular old dumpy bar from back in the late 1970's. There was not as many slot machines to play while drinking the delicous beer. I even missed the self guided tours of the old Holy Cow where you could go ustairs and look and read how beer was made. If I didn't know the reputation of the old Holy Cow I would have skipped this place entirely and gone on to classier places like Monte Carlo or Ellis Island.
My only advise for this place is not to judge a book by its cover. The inside and outside might look like a dump but the beer and appitzers are great.
I had already eaten at to many buffets before I got to this place so I didn't even look at the menu to know what a great pizza they had.
I sat in the bar and ordered the Red Beer while my girlfriend played the video poker that was installed in the bar. When I got the Pale I ordered it in the Chicago Mug.
The service at the bar was a bit slow. I had to flag down the bartender 3 times to get a drink but Omar the Persian guy at the door was very cool. He was all out of T-Shirts in my size but he ran around like a chicken without a head to find me something to take home with me to remember my experience which was pretty cool and funny.
When I went to cash out I only had to pay for the mug as you get free beers if your playing video poker at the bar.
The atmosphere was cool in an old brick building with the resturant area in the back and the rap around bar in the front and around to the side. Very nice place I would go back to again to try the pizza and hang out in the resturant.
They still had a staff that wasn't to well rehearsed on getting people their beers but at least there were 3 bartending girls this time who were getting drinks. Down side was you still had to wave them down to get their attention but this time they knew were the beer was.
The beer was tasting much better now that the taps were unfrozen. I moved out to the patio to listen to all the working peoples stories about what was happening on thier jobs when I looked out on the grass and noticed a horseshoe game. I thought this was the coolest thing so I started throwing and a few girls came to play with me. I hadn't noticed it before because it was covered by snow. It was way more fun then playing darts.
Great mix of people at this bar which included Harley Bikers and Correctional Officers (Jail Cops). Very freindly crowd. Much nicer then Mahoney's where I have to follow rules about which direction my hat is facing to drink.
Beware I notice a police station about 1/4 mile west on Route 52 near Route 376. You can have the bartender call for a free ride if you to tipsy. Free rides are cheaper then DUI's. Plan before you drink!
This is a great Local Yockal pub to hang out at. Its almost like the television bar Cheers where some dramatic story is always going on with the regualars. Even the Bartenders get in the act. The women Bartenders are cute but its the drama they cause with the customers that makes this place a fun place to hang out at. The guy bartenders look like hot college student guys and looks like some of the college girls come to look at them. The beer caps screwed in along the edge of the bar is a bit much but thats the most annoying bar crap hanging from the walls.
The beer selection is pretty good with about 12 beers on tap and is very MicroBrew friendly. I love the Magic Hat # 9 they carry and YuengLings on Tap also. They also have a great Happy Hour. $2.25 for beer on tap between 2:00-4:00PM and 5:00-7:00PM so its like a double happy hour.
I don't know what they put in thier Meat but they have the Best most Delicious Hamburgers in the state of New York. I could just eat the meat and the bun. Skip the wings and go for the Hamburgers. I prefer the Hamburgers at Hobnobbin over the yuppie food at Hyde Park Brewery.
They have a huge parking lot. Watch out for the Hyde Park Police. They are sneaky once in a while like to hide in the driveways of the adjoining buisness waiting for drunk drivers to come out.
There is not much to say about the three beers on tap that haven't already been said. They all taste great. The drinking room has gotten I little more complex with some couches and coffee tables as well as some high stools.
They still do not have a resturant set up but after talking to Tom Keegan one of the owners they were working on it. He gave me and my girlfriend a tour of the brewery in the back which can be seen thru a glass window of the bar.
Thursday and Fridays from 3-7 PM are Happy Hours which Tom Keegan gives out free taster cups of about 6 ounces and nobody stops you from getting seconds or thirds. They only have 3 beers on tap. I was kind of disappointed cause I like red beers and they didn't have any. He also doesn't make a hefeweizen which I thought was odd cause a lot of people enjoy those beers also. This is why I give it a SoSo in Selection.
The service is great nothing to complain about and the customers help you out telling the story and introducing you to the owner if you haven't figured it out when you walk in the door.
This is the coolest brewery I have been to and would come back to fill my crawler anytime. It matches the Red Car Brewery in Torranc California for being the coolest place around town.


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pretty much exactly this. I have had Mirena too though and it made me gain 20lbs in water weight thanks to the hormone in it.. Same as deli shot and known to cause weight gain but their site says only 5% do so I guess I fall in the five percent. Once I removed it I got of in three cycles my period resumed normally (became two weeks of pink spotting with Mirena) aside from weight gain I had no issues with it but I chose paragard this time no hormones and lasts ten years.. So far no issue except heavier discharge which I read can happen. My friend is on her second year of paragard and likes it..amandaloren:I just had the paragaurd inserted last week. I couldn't even feel her put it in. I spotted for a day or two and that was it. So far no problems, it's not uncomfortable and my DH said he can't feel it.
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8 Tips for Women Entering the Workforce
Today is Women's Equality Day! To celebrate, Christina Knowles, Executive Director at the Boston Women's Workforce Council gave us her best tips for young women entering the workforce.
The following post was contributed by Executive Director of the Boston Women's Workforce Council, Christina Knowles.
- When I was asked to give career advice for young women entering the workforce, the first thought that popped into my mind was to use this opportunity to tell you how critical it is that you negotiate for your compensation package. As the Executive Director of the Boston Women's Workforce Council, my entire job is to close the gender-based wage gap and eliminate the visible and invisible barriers that prevent women from advancing in the workplace; it is a given that I'd counsel you to ensure you're being compensated fairly and at the same rate as your male counterparts.
- I quickly realized, however, that while telling you to negotiate your salary is without a doubt the most important piece of advice I can give you, it isn't necessarily the most helpful - because you're already doing it (or preparing to do it). Nowadays, the majority of young professional women are well aware of the wage gap and the importance and how-to of salary negotiation. The same goes for networking and having a mentor, which is why I don't cover that in this post.
- Instead, I want to highlight some of the other ways that you can advance and take control of your new career. A big part of my job is ensuring that women are advancing through the leadership ranks in the corporate world; I hope these tips will help you do just that.
- I can attest that these tips are practical and effective because I learned by living them. I like these tips because, unlike networking and salary negotiations, they don't have many external variables - you are in control.
1. Dress For the Job You Want, Not the Job You Have
- I cannot overstress how important this is, and that's why it's the very first tip.
- Regardless of how biased and unfair it is (and it is both), how you present yourself sends a message to the world about your professionalism, authority, competency and ambition. You must put some careful thought into your appearance and make sure it conveys the message you want it to.
- Presentation is particularly important for young women. Ensuring you're presenting an image of capability and professionalism helps to counteract any conscious and unconscious sexism and ageism that occurs. It also shows that you have good judgement and you know what is appropriate and have higher aspirations - which is exactly what employers want to see when they are looking to hire or promote someone.
- Bonus tip: If you're an entry-level staffer but dress like an executive, you're providing a visual indication of your skill level and ambition.
2. Be Open Minded
- It's great if you know exactly what aspect of a field you want to go into or have a specific job path in mind. But always be open to trying something new, especially as you start your career.
- Before coming on board with the Council, I spent my entire career working on women's issues through electoral politics and legislative affairs. I never in a million years would have thought I'd be working with corporate America!
- It goes to show that you never know what might come down the pipeline. You don't want to miss an incredible opportunity simply because it isn't directly in line with your planned career path.
3. Be Fast and Loose With Your Thank Yous and Praise
- It (hopefully) goes without saying that anyone who interviews you, mentors you, or otherwise invests their personal time in your career receives a thank you email AND a handwritten card. I am appalled by how many people skip this step. If you can't be bothered to send a mentor or potential employer a thank you, I question your judgement, values and professionalism.
- Bonus tip: Send a thank you email within a few hours of a job interview and let the interviewer know a note is on the way; be sure to write a thank you note before the interview so you can drop it in the mail right after.
- Don't reserve your thank yous just for interviews. Take five minutes to write, email or call someone to say thank you or to compliment them on a job well done.
- As you climb the ranks, be especially aware of appreciating and praising entry-level and support staff, who often have difficult jobs and are overlooked and under appreciated. If the office manager helped you with a particularly difficult request or an intern rocked a project she helped you with, send her an email with your thanks and praise - and make sure to copy her supervisor.
- Not only is saying thank you and giving out (genuine) compliments a kind and mannerly thing to do, but so few people explicitly do this that you will make a fantastic and lasting impression and create an abundance of goodwill.
4. Find a Cause or Organization and Get Involved
- This is my number one tip for recent graduates: whether you're passionate about raising money for the local animal shelter, protecting reproductive rights, or bringing bike lanes to your community, find something you care about and get involved!
- Whatever you're interested in, there's a way to be involved and build your resume - see if you can sit on an organization's Board of Directors, be on the host committee for a fundraiser, offer grant writing skill pro bono, help a small business or non-profit with their accounting needs or manage a cause's social media.
- Volunteering in an official capacity on a regular basis pads your resume in a big way: you'll finesse and expand your skill set, diversify your network, and broaden you knowledge base. Plus, it's rewarding to lend your time and expertise to a cause.
5. Get Comfortable with Self Promotion
- Most people hate promoting themselves, and women tend to find it particularly distasteful. But if you don't want to make your successes known, no one else is going to. Think of yourself as a brand - you need to market that brand if you want people to buy it!
- If you're really anxious about it, start off small by sending out an email to your closest friends and family telling them about a presentation you nailed. Work your way up to forwarding your boss an email where a colleague praised you. You eventually want to get to a place where you're letting your larger network know about your professional successes, whether that's being appointed to a Board of Directors or winning an award.
- If you do it in a way that aligns with your personality and where you're expressing true excitement, appreciation, pride or honor of your accomplishment, no one is going to think you're obnoxious. You worked hard for your successes - celebrate them!
6. If You Mess Up, Fess Up
- If you make a mistake at work, own up to it. Everyone screws up, and taking responsibility for your mistakes and -this part is key- proactively coming up with a plan to rectify them and prevent them from happening again is the sign of a leader.
7. Own What You Don't Know
- People respect and trust you more if you are open about what you don't know. There is nothing wrong with admitting you don't know something and asking for additional information.
- If you're asked a question where you're expected to know the answer, don't try to fudge or give potentially incorrect information. It's fine to say you don't have the information at the moment, but that you'll get an answer right away. Then follow up!
8. Be Proactive
- When you encounter a tricky situation or identify a problem, always try to propose a solution along with it.
- For example, instead of simply informing your boss that the newest fundraising numbers fall short of the goal, you would give her the numbers and a proposed solution. Even if the solution you propose doesn't end up being feasible, it shows you're a problem solver and that you're eager to take your job to the next level.
Contact Christina Knowles and learn more about the Boston Women's Workforce Council.


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(To view the list of the state's highest-paid employees, click here. An exclusive list of the highest-paid UAMS employees can be found here. Spreadsheet versions of the highest-paid state employees list and highest-paid UAMS employees are also available.)
The financial revelations that led to Lu Hardin's resignation as president of the University of Central Arkansas also accomplished this: Arkansans have a much better idea of what they are paying the presidents and chancellors of state-funded colleges and universities.
Arkansas Business' annual lists of the state's highest-paid employees are also more accurate as a result, since the UCA scandal revealed that information requests must be more inclusive and specific – and more persistent.
For instance, the University of Arkansas initially reported that Bobby Petrino, the first-year head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks football team, was paid $750,000 a year – a handsome salary but less than a third of the actual pay package revealed after another request.
Similarly, the first report of Razorbacks Basketball Coach John Pelphrey's compensation was $795,000. The second request turned up almost a half-million more dollars.
Arkansas Business has continued to segregate the highest-paid employees of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences into their own list in recognition of the much higher pay scale commanded by physicians. The UAMS list includes the 180 highest-paid employees, with total compensation ranging from $1.09 million for Dr. Robert Jaquiss, a pediatric cardiovascular surgeon, to $255,498 for Dr. Christopher Melton, an assistant professor of emergency medicine.
The other list includes the 140 highest-paid employees of any other state agency or institution, ranging from Petrino's $2.76 million down to Reed Greenwood's $159,557 salary as the UA's dean of education.
Unlike previous lists, the lists that appear here and here include bonuses, longevity pay, private foundation contributions and housing and vehicles that are either provided or paid for by the state.
The specific pay packages for presidents and chancellors of the state's colleges and universities were released by the Arkansas Department of Higher Education in July after a request from the Legislative Council. The request was prompted by the revelation that Hardin had received a $300,000 bonus awarded secretly by the UCA Board of Trustees in May, even as the trustees froze salaries for the rest of the faculty and raised tuition by 5 percent.
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B. Alan Sugg, president of the University of Arkansas System, has a pay package worth $538,722, some of which may not be taxable income; the "total compensation" published in last year's Arkansas Business list was $283,500.
Hardin, who is officially on sabbatical from UCA until the current fiscal year ends on June 30, is No. 4 on the list of state employees with total compensation of $508,540. However, his resignation – announced Aug. 28 – is accompanied by a buyout worth almost $700,000.
The man who has taken over Hardin's duties, Interim President Tom Courtway, isn't even on the list. UCA confirmed that his salary has not been raised from the $133,200 he was paid as general counsel and director of governmental relations.
Courtway has one new perk: "He does now have a Dodge Intrepid that was from the UCA motor pool," said Rita Fleming, associate vice president and associate general counsel.
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This year's lists are more heavily footnoted than in the past, another indication of how complicated a complete accounting of state pay can be. Both the UAMS list and the general state employees list break down total compensation into three categories: salary, other public compensation and other private compensation. The general state employees list also indicates – yes or no – whether the individual's compensation package includes either housing or a vehicle. In some cases, as for Sugg and Hardin, housing is actually provided; for others it may mean additional pay as a housing allowance. The same is true of vehicles; some employees are actually provided with cars while some get an allowance.
Most of the coaches employed by the University of Arkansas are given the use of complimentary cars by local dealerships. The estimated taxable value of those "comp" cars is listed as "other private compensation."
A notable exception is Willy Robinson, the Razorbacks' defensive coordinator, and No. 12 on the state employees' list. He declined the use of a comp car, according to Don Pederson, vice chancellor of finance and administration (and No. 55 on the list).
Most of the UAMS employees on the list are eligible for performance bonuses, but they are paid after the end of the fiscal year in which they are earned. Therefore, the "total compensation" figure on the UAMS list includes the current year's salary and any bonus paid for last year's performance. Some employees also receive private salary supplements from the UAMS Foundation, according to Leslie Welch Taylor, associate vice chancellor for communication and marketing.
Points of Interest
• Bobby Petrino's brother, Paul Vincent Petrino, offensive coordinator for the Razorbacks, is No. 9 on the list of highest-paid state employees with a $300,000 salary and a comp car valued at $14,143 per year. That's about the same as his predecessor, David Lee, was paid last year.
• On Sept. 19, the UA Board of Trustees bumped up the salaries of several employees. One of the biggest raises went to Beverly Rouse Lewis, director of women's athletics (although gender has been removed from athletic titles). Her salary went from $220,000 to $300,000. She also drives a comp car valued at $8,250 a year.


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Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Those children are still in my heart and will always be (*catch up* I went on a trip to Namibia last year). Please pray for them and for me.
I will never be the same, physically and emotionally, but it was worth it.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Charlotte Bronte
Today the outside looks much like a Charlotte Bronte novel. Beauty unseen and glib. Looks like I will be stuck indoors for much of the day. Depressing as it seems, the past keeps plaguing me. God has allowed me to go through sad times to make me who I am today. If I hadn't gone through those sad times, times of darkness and loss of hope, times of being stuck with nobody except God, I would be a very spoiled person with no life, unable to empathize with others, and very independent of God. Oh how sweet it is to have family right beside you! I feel like a Queen. The smell of French toast warms me as I sit beside a fire aglow. I will now find some pictures from Charlotte Bronte beauty to warm your heart as well. Beauty for yooooooooooouuuuuu!!!!!
Here is a picture of beautiful Jamaica
Here is a picture of beautiful Jamaica
missing that place very much today!
Survivor has a way of making everything better!
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
Ever Thine. Ever Mine. Ever Ours.
Lately I have been dreaming of the day that I can adorn myself with clothing such as this....
I have such a imagination. ;)
(You could make these dresses modest! Just add a little bolero!)
(these lose all hope of being modest.......but I just love to look at them)
Why can't people dress like this anymore? I think I'm gonna start a fashion movement and wear dresses like this all the time, I know I can count on you guys to join me....right? hahaha.
I have just come across the most amazing wedding dress designer. Her name is Jill Stuart and her wedding dresses are a little piece of heaven.
This one of the most modest because of the luciously beautiful long sleeves. I want to get married at Christmas time and have a dress like this.
I am so in love with this dress as well.....my oh my.
So gracefully feminine....<3
"Whenever a female takes a strong stand for herself, the majority of the time they have to really, really narrow it down to being feminine and wearing dresses and just being lipstick chic. "
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"You know you're in love when you can't fall asleep because reality is finally better than you dreams."
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
A Lovely Little French Shop {I am squealing this very instant}
Are you in love with all things french Camille?
Do you love purfume and candles Camille?
What about cakes, pastries, and macaroons?
I have found a exquisite place that has all of these luxuries....and is fabulous to boot.
{might I mention that the beautiful website gave me goose bumps? You must click on the above sentence}.
{oh, and you'll probably want to click on "english" in the corner, unless your a fluent french beauty}.
I have decided that I am going to fly each and every one of you lovelies to the shop in Paris, and we're going to stuff ourselves with macaroons....
pink french cakes.....
and chocolate pastries....
then we are going to talk about girly things, and marvel at the beauty of the place....
After we visit the beautiful cafe, we are going to head to the nearest shop and have a shoe shopping spree....
And we're going to finish the day by getting a private tour of an exquisite castle by a cute dude with a french accent. ;)
So, who's gonna join me? ;)
Now I just gotta come up with the money.
To bad I'm not a millionaire. ;)
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Friday, February 25, 2011
Marie Antoinette's Beautiful Style {and some french wants!}
My favorite lady in history,
Marie Antoinette.......
I love how the lady prounces her name here. It sounds so lovely and french! Haha!
Marie Antoinette's life story is horribly sad. It always make me shed tears.
Marie Antoinette was convicted of several different crimes, but most were horrible rumors passed about her that were untrue. I won't get into all of that, but it turns out that she was killed at the age of 38 for committing these crimes.
She also had a very hard time getting pregnant with a heir to the throne...which was expected of her immensely. She was treated horribly by her mother, and told that she wasn't able to conceive a son because she wasn't "pretty"....but it was really because her husband showed no interest in her, and didn't truly love her until much later on in life. After 7 years of being married, Marie gave birth to a daughter, and later had 2 more sons {one of whom died at the age of 7} and 1 more daughter {who died at the age of 1}. She also had several miscarriages in the process.
Sad huh?
I haven't seen the Sofia Coppola movie because it contains several different dirty things, but I have seen a few documentaries. :)
Here are a few things that remind me of Marie Antionette.....and also make me squeal with joy.
{Okay, so it's not the most modest dress in the world......but if you paired it with this lovely you'd be
good to go....I love how positively delicate it looks...don't you?}
{Yep, I posted something that's not pink on my blog. Sue me.}
{I have a love affair with these beauties}.
{Someday my prince will come, someday my prince will come, and away to Paree we will go.....to a dreamland of beauty I know.} ;)
{I've really been wanting to get a beautiful mask like this.....I don't know what I would use it for.....but I want it anyway}
{AHHHHH! I'm gonna die of distress because of how I much I want {but cannot buy} this beauty!}
{I. am. officially. dead.}
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{Marie Antoinette was accustomed to such grandeur as this. How I wish I would have lived in her time. I am positive I was born in the wrong era.}
{Again, I adore this excruciatingly gorgeous dress.....so I would make it more modest with this beauty}
{Ya'll know I'm obsessed right?}
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