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1 The Lord spoke to Moses: | 1 The LORD said to Moses: |
2 "Make two trumpets of hammered silver to summon the community and have the camps set out. | 2 "Make two trumpets of hammered silver, and use them for calling the community together and for having the camps set out. |
3 When both are sounded in long blasts, the entire community is to gather before you at the entrance to the tent of meeting. | 3 When both are sounded, the whole community is to assemble before you at the entrance to the Tent of Meeting. |
4 However, if one is sounded, only the leaders, the heads of Israel's clans, are to gather before you. | 4 If only one is sounded, the leaders--the heads of the clans of Israel--are to assemble before you. |
5 "When you sound short blasts, the camps pitched on the east are to set out. | 5 When a trumpet blast is sounded, the tribes camping on the east are to set out. |
6 When you sound short blasts a second time, the camps pitched on the south are to set out. Short blasts are to be sounded for them to set out. | 6 At the sounding of a second blast, the camps on the south are to set out. The blast will be the signal for setting out. |
7 When calling the assembly together, you are to sound long blasts, not short ones. | 7 To gather the assembly, blow the trumpets, but not with the same signal. |
8 The sons of Aaron, the priests, are to sound the trumpets. Your use of these is a permanent statute throughout your generations. | 8 "The sons of Aaron, the priests, are to blow the trumpets. This is to be a lasting ordinance for you and the generations to come. |
9 "When you enter into battle in your land against an adversary who is attacking you, sound short blasts on the trumpets, and you will be remembered before the Lord your God and be delivered from your enemies. | 9 When you go into battle in your own land against an enemy who is oppressing you, sound a blast on the trumpets. Then you will be remembered by the LORD your God and rescued from your enemies. |
10 You are to sound the trumpets over your burnt offerings and your fellowship sacrifices and on your joyous occasions, your appointed festivals, and the beginning of each of your months. They will serve as a reminder for you before your God: I am the Lord your God." | 10 Also at your times of rejoicing--your appointed feasts and New Moon festivals--you are to sound the trumpets over your burnt offerings and fellowship offerings, and they will be a memorial for you before your God. I am the LORD your God." |
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36 'But to his son I will give one tribe, that My servant David may have a lamp always before Me in Jerusalem, the city where I have chosen for Myself to put My name. | 36 I will give one tribe to his son so that David my servant may always have a lamp before me in Jerusalem, the city where I chose to put my Name. |
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Wow, I am so behind on this! Darn job getting in the way of my trip report, what is up with that!
Our plan, upon arrival, was to grab TT FP's, dumb the bags in a locker and grab some lunch. With the weather having pretty big swings and knowing we would not want to leave to go back to the Fort to get jackets, we had packed a bag to get us through EMH. We grabbed the FP's and were a bit taken aback to see they weren't until 4:30! I'd been to the World 3 times previously, and DL many times and Scrooge grew up near DL. We have never had that kind of gap on a FP. It was probably noon at this point. This was our first taste of the Presidents Week crowds. Now, I love Epcot. Love love love it. One of my favorites for many reasons. But I cannot stand the layout of Future worlds. It is not intuitive, it always feels crowded and just isn't as pretty as the other parks. The WS more than makes up for it but I tend to find myself frustrated at times navigating FW. This happened right after grabbing our FP's. For some reason we thought lockers would be at, I don't know, guest services? Information?. Nope. Inside the camera shop. In retrospect it was kind of funny and it did help us find lockers super quick everywhere else but it was really annoying at the time. However, as with everything, there was a silver lining to the 20 minutes "where in the world are the lockers" tourists looking lost saga. After finally finding them, and stowing our stuff, Scrooge came back to announce that there was NO wait at Spaceship Earth! Lunch plans abandoned for the moment, we took off! Now I've been to Epcot probably 6 times over 3 different trips but none of us had ever gone on Spaceship Earth. Sad I know. I think we thought it was dated or something or were just too busy heading straight to TT or to the WS for good. Clearly we'd been idiots and were missing out! It was SUCH a great start to the trip, a perfect perfect first ride. The kids absolutely loved it. We had been fearful that Tink and Steven might find some things at the World a bit cheesy, or dated and we might get some teen/tween attitude. They were just as captivated with it as the rest of us and in a small way I feel like it set a super positive tone for the trip that never left us. This is a lame picture but...as our first ride of the trip, I had to include it By the time we finished it was 1:30 and the gang was seriously hungry so off to the WS we went. You can read about our lunch here, in post #8. We were on the DDP and hit Tangerine Cafe and Cantina de San Angel. LOVED Tangerine Cafe and the dining setting at the Cantina was lovely (as long as you didn't feed the birds). The food reviews for the Cantina were less glowing but the gang ate everything. http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2095766 While eating, we enjoyed these guys Full and happy it was off to the rides! We tried to go get FP's to Mission Space and it wouldn't let us. I didn't remember what the timing rules were but knew on past trips we'd been able to have more than one at a time. Like idiots we thought this meant we couldn't get another set until after we went on TT which bummed us out as that was quite a ways away and the FP's would be gone by then. We clued into the 2 hour thing much much later in the trip, I don't know how I missed that in all my research but rest assured, it won't happen again. If we'd have waited another 30 minutes we could have gotten them but oh well. Thankfully the wait at Mission Space really wasn't that bad, 20 minutes for green and 30 for orange so we just went for it. Our kids are funny when it comes to rides. When we went to the world in 2005 it was just the 2 little ones, they were 4 and 5 at the time. We took them on EVERYTHING that they were tall enough for. Wall-E missed a bunch but Goofy went on everything. A couple of things freaked them out (taking my 4 year old on ToT was not a mommy of the year highlight for me...lol) but for the most part, they were ride rockstars. The big guys on the other hand, are, well, wimps. They avoid intense rides like the plague but had been getting better about it. One of the reasons we decided to skip Universal Islands of Adventure (though Scrooge and I LOVE it) was that the "thrill" rides really aren't what Steven and Tink love. We may have converted them on this trip but I'm getting ahead of myself. At any rate, Tink is completely paranoid about the unknown. Every ride has to be dissected before she gets on it so she knows what to expect. Except I don't always really remember! She is always fine once she gets on it but she kills me before It's pretty cute actually. So 4 of us headed into green and two into orange (Scrooge and Steven) Going in... Coming out In between those pictures, we had a blast on the ride. However immediately afterwards we went into the main area to wait. It was PACKED. And...Wall-E has a tendency to wander. He was given some pretty specific instructions. We (all 4 of us) headed into a corner and started playing the little astronaut game, Goofy on one computer, myself and Tink on another. Somehow Wall-E thought weren't there and...LEFT THE BUILDING. I was wrapped up in my own astronaut attempt to save the other astronauts and thought he was with his brother (and had just given him VERY strict instructions to stay with us and his brother and had reminded his brother and Tink to help keep track of him) Yes he is 8 but...he is in his own world, completely oblivious to what is going on around him. He pulled a similar stunt at Christmas but I digress. Right then, Scrooge and Steven show up and we start talking about the ride, the game we were just playing and I realize...no Wall-E. We split up to go look. Scrooge finds him outside, crying, talking to a CM about how he has lost us. Now...the good news is he knew what to do and had found a CM right away and he does know my cell phone number by heart. But...suffice to say for the remainder of the entire trip I did make my second grade eight year old hold my hand, every day, everywhere we went. I can blame it on how crowded the Mission Space Pavilion was but the reality is that he probably walked right by me and kept going. It's dark in there and hard to see but he's done this in broad daylight. It's scary! Drama resolved...off to more rides.
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Oct 25th 2007 1:23PM lol @ pic? O.o
I'm live from Windrunner Spire reporting the weather getting nastier this time of the year...
Back to wearing a jacket. :|
Alberta: Stop playing games, go out and hunt {Joystiq}
Sep 25th 2007 11:45AM Not saying it's related.
It was just an extreme example that the "it's a culture thing" is a bullshit excuse with no weight at all.
Alberta: Stop playing games, go out and hunt {Joystiq}
Sep 25th 2007 11:34AM Slavery used to be a culture thing too.
Didn't make slave owners any less despicable.
Same goes for you "cultured" people taking lives for fun.
How gold sellers are transacting business these days {WoW}
Sep 20th 2007 12:17PM @19: Instead of wasting your time posting on an webpage you could be making a difference by investing that time into feeding starving children. :O
Turalyon and Alleria - where did you go? {WoW}
Sep 19th 2007 11:54AM Vereesa Windrunner was mother to two half-elven twins.
The father is Rhonin, current leader of the Kirin Tor.
When WtLK comes out we'll find him in Dalaran, maybe with family will be there with him, but you never know with these mages...
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Sep 3rd 2007 10:09AM @ 6 & 7
Those names are just sooooooo clever and/or funny. >.<
Yes, stupid names irk me to no end. But I have come to accept people like that and just avoid them.
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Aug 10th 2007 10:00AM Indeed they are. But looking at makrik's wife's joke getting 20% I get the feeling we're in the minority here...
Will there be flying mounts in Northrend? {WoW}
Aug 9th 2007 1:34PM @33: Now that could work.
But if you think about it, it's really no different from not being able to use the mount at all.
The difference being that you can use the item, fly up for 2 seconds and then get dismounted?
But how is it better then not being able to use the mount in the first place?
Will there be flying mounts in Northrend? {WoW}
Aug 9th 2007 11:53AM @30: Just like normal mobs make for some pretty exciting horse rides?
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Will there be flying mounts in Northrend? {WoW}
Aug 9th 2007 7:43AM RogueJedi86...
I didn't say it was too thick to be flown in, just that it was different and as such, the flying mounts used to the outland atmosphere aren't able to cope with azeroth's air.
2 - It doesn't really matter, THERE IS NO LORE REASON for mounts to be unbale to fly in Azeroth. As you may know, World of Warcraft is a computer game and not a historical and zoological treatsie on a long forgotten world.
They would like to have flying mounts fly, but there are technical dificulties in making that happen.
If what i just said doesn't work for, the problem is that Azeroth has a race of Flying Microscopic Leprechauns gone mad called the Trycktors. They are airborn entities that steal the wallets and lower intestins of any flying entities in Azeroth.
That's why you won't see any bird droppings on the statues on the Valey of Heroes in Stormwind. All the birds in Azeroth had their intestins stolen at a young age.
Luckily, Alexstrasza, She of Life, took pity on all the poor flying creatures of Azeroth and, drawing on the powers bestowed on her by the Titans of Old, cast on them a spell supressing the need for a complete digestive system.
Now, the flying creatures of Outland, having reached adulthood with an intact lower intestine, find the idea of having it taken away by the Trycktors terrifying.
As such, even knowing that The Aspect of Life would make their life possible even after their loss, they rather cower in the depths of your backpack. They're just love to poop too much and won't risk losing that.
And that's why you can't use your flying mount in azeroth. =(


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Yep! At our paint in Saturday, we painted corn on a rolling pin. I thought it would be time consuming but it wasn't. We had so much fun at our meeting. The ladies all talk and paint, eat and talk some more. Each painters corn turned out different, some had small kernels and some had large, some had more of the same colors and some had 7 or 9 different colors. Of course, we had a really wonderful teacher, she is the kind of person who never seems unhappy. I haven't varnished my corn yet, thought I would try a picture first. This project was in the Decorative Painter last year. For those of you who are unfamiliar with that, it is the magazine members of the Society of Decorative Painters receive four times a year. A really beautiful magazine (coffee table type) that has multiple articles and painting projects in it. You can check out their website at www.decorativepainters.org.
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WOW Great corn!!! I love painting on rolling pins. I think I still might have a couple old ones I picked up at Goodwill a while back. Never thought about "corn" what a unique piece. I LOVE it. Isn't "group" painting so much fun?! Thanks for sharing. Happy Painting, Diane |
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Atatürk Library (the Library of The Palestinian Academy for Security Sciences) was opened in Jericho in 2008. There is a big determination to accommodate thirty thousand volumes in the first phase. The library adapts the open shelf system, as well as the Dewey decimal classification.
Library Opening Hours:
The library opens its doors daily, except Thursdays and Fridays and official holidays as follows:
Saturday to Tuesday at 8 am - 3.30 pm and 7 pm till 9 at night. Wednesdays 8 am - 2 pm.
Circulation Policy
• All members of the faculty, staff and students enrolled in Academy are allowed to use the library and borrow books.
• All references, periodicals, magazines and newspapers are not allowed for borrowing.
• Duration of the borrowing is (10) renewal days, unless the book is wanted from another reader.
• It is allowed to borrow books (4) at one time due to the director of the library in special cases.
• Booking: any reader can reserve a book in the possession of another while the reader will be notified as soon as it is available.
• Late books: in this case all of those who are not returning books on time are to pay a fine.
• Books missing: If a book had been missed by a reader must pay a fine addition to the price of the book.
Library Services:
• Guiding Service: helping students and guiding them in the search for the wanted materials for their researches and studies. The library staff is fully prepared to assist readers in searching for what they need. so, do nor hesitate to ask for help.
• The reservation shelf: this service includes specified books and reports recommended by the lecturers to be borrowed for short time to be returned back after one night. Any late books the reader shall pay a fine. • Photo copy service: any reader can make a copy the wanted material if it not allowed being outside the library. • References Services.
Instructions for library users:
1. Shelves arrangement: when using shelves or looking for a book each student should keep the books in their order to make it easier for others to search for what they need and prevent tampering or destruction of books.
2. Silence: All users should keep quite and not to disturb other users.
3. Group shelves: All students put their bags on the outside shelves when entering. The library is not responsible for any loss of personal valuable stuff even in anywhere else in the library.
4. Food and drink: Not allowed in the library at all, smoking is strictly prohibited, too.
5. Using of mobile phones inside the library is not allowed.
6. New Books: All new books are announced to all users though printed lists on boards at the Academy. The lecturers and the administration receive a special copy of new books list.
Dewey Decimal System:
Atatürk library (library Academy of Sciences Palestinian security) had adapted Dewey Decimal classification System with some modifications consistent with the Arabic Library.
Dewey Decimal Classification System:
001-099 knowledge: computer, OR, library science, Encyclopedias, museums, press.
100-199 philosophy& psychology: Science presence, psychoanalysis, ancient and modern philosophy, logic and ethics.
200-299 religions: Islam and other religions.
300-399 Social Sciences: statistics, politics, economics, law, public administration, social welfare, education, transportation, customs and traditions.
400-499 languages: Arabic language and all other languages.
500-599 pure science (theory): mathematics, astronomy, physics, chemistry, geology, fossils science, anthropology, botany and zoology.
600-699 Applied Science and Technology: medicine, engineering, agriculture, home economics, business management, industries, engineering construction.
700-799 Fine Arts: urban planning, architecture, engineering and technical drawing, oil painting, photography, sport and sport games.
800-899 Literature: Arabic language Literature, poetry, story, theater, letters and speeches, diaries and prose.
900-999 History, geography and biographies translations: geography, journeys and ancient and modern history.


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Neil Simon's Pulitzer Prize-winning Lost in Yonkers opens New Harmony Theatre season
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"Fun. Happy. Playful. I certainly didn't want a funeral."
So said Moschino creative director Rossella Jardini of the spring show, a celebration of the late designer and the brand's 30th anniversary. "I wanted to pay tribute to Franco Moschino--not to myself," said the famously reserved Jardini, wearing a yellow pleated miniskirt, blue sweater and oversize jewelry and glasses, at her Milan headquarters. Jardini shies away from self-referential distinction, despite the fact that she has been advancing the brand for almost 20 years, following the death of Moschino--her friend and her mentor.
Although her first instinct was to publish another book about Moschino, following one marking the house's first decade, Jardini eventually embraced the idea of a show to celebrate the anniversary. Images of Franco Moschino were projected before the show. "I wanted his voice to be heard again and for people to understand his sense of humor, and how much he loved Italy," said Jardini, admitting she was "moved, but less so than other times. I was calmer--maybe I was too tired, but I am always emotional when I hear Franco's voice."
Jardini also asked the designer's favorite top models to return to the catwalk. They all agreed immediately, "before I even finished the call," she laughed.
Each model asked to wear the same outfit from back then--complete with accessories. Pat Cleveland wore a long strapless dirndl dress with a whimsical cow motif; Violeta Sanchez donned a coat with small teddy bears embellishing the shoulder line; Amalia sported the Italian flag top with a floor-length black skirt, and Gisele Zelauy wore a gown made entirely of garbage bags.
Jardini selected almost 50 archival looks, "the most representative" of each year, for the show--30 of them for the tableau vivant on the stage.
She also replayed Franco Moschino's favorite tunes for the soundtrack--including Gloria Gaynor's version of "I Am What I Am," performed live by the artist at the show.
Jardini feels the brand has become "a cult phenomenon" today, with young people appreciating Moschino's signature gold letter belts and quirky accessories, like animal-motif iPhone cases. To mark the anniversary, the brand teamed up with Samsung, a sponsor of the after party, to create a series of Galaxy Note 3 accessories and cases in the form of peace signs in black/gold and white/silver combinations and heart-shaped accessories in white/red and white/gold. They'll hit stores in November.
Moschino also launched a special-edition capsule collection of watches, bags, belts, T-shirts, eyewear, foulards, swimsuits, umbrellas and perfumes.
Asked how she felt looking back, Jardini admitted she was "quite proud" of the accomplishments she shares with her team. "Nobody would have bet on us when Franco died," she said simply. Her own dream project is to "create many small collections for different moments and usage, for example 10 little black dresses or five evening dresses, and to work by category," oblivious to merchandising or marketing demands. "Once upon a time, there was more freedom. Now there is no time to pause and think--it's a complex system."


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The DASH Diet Younger You: Shed 20 Years - and Pounds - in Just 10 Weeks, was published in November, 2014. It's the fourth in a series of health/nutrition books written by registered dietitian Marla Heller, which also includes the ever popular DASH Diet Action Plan, The DASH Diet Weight Loss Solution, and The Everyday DASH Diet Cookbook. All can be found in the KPL collection.
This latest version is more of the same winning formula; a sensible diet book urging readers to return to basic, real food eating. It particularly promotes plant-based intake and the elimination of over processed foods. Other no-no's include sugars and sodium. By combining all the suggestions together, the author claims that adherents will reclaim their youth and lose some weight in the process.
The theory is that this long-term diet regimen let's the body undergo a natural, ongoing detox. This helps lower the risks of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and will result in adding , "...years to your life and life to your years".
She especially endorses purchasing foods grown organically at local farmer's markets. Luckily, Kalamazoo has an outstanding Farmer's Market that is open all year round!
The book includes many menu ideas for breakfast, lunch, in between meal snacks, and dinner. Some of the recipes truly sound delicious and easy to make.
The author also maintains the idea that in addition to a beneficially nutritious diet, regular exercise, effective stress management and quality sleep are also essential for overall health. Now who can argue with such great commonsense advice?
All in all, this is a useful volume with fine guidance that is easy to understand and follow.
One of my co-workers recommended this book to me, thinking it would be a good match for my tastes. He was right. Subtitled 'How Every Letter Tells a Story,' the premise of the book is quite simple in that it has a chapter on the history of each letter of the alphabet. To start, I arbitrarily chose to look at the twenty-fourth chapter which is about the letter X. There I read that, according to author Rosen, the English language doesn't really need that letter, since any word that starts with an X has the sound of a Z, and elsewhere in a word one could use KS instead. Some of the high-level linguistics in this book can be quite complex, but the average reader will be able to find enough material to enjoy as well.
Last year I read a first novel by Jason Reynolds called When I Was the Greatest. Written for teens, it is a memorable story. Now the author has written a second teen novel: The Boy in the Black Suit; this is now the first book on my Best of 2015 list! Matt tells his story of grieving his mom's death, finding an unexpected job, and accepting the support and love that is around him. Author Jason Reynolds will be one of the speakers at our annual Youth Literature Seminar in November . . . don't miss this one!
This is a delightful book by Kazuaki Yamada with simple double page landscapes featuring a yellow bus on its way to pick up various passengers consisting of one little girl and several friendly animals. The little girl is holding a red balloon attached to a string which she intends to show to her friends. Suddenly, the wind blows it away! With each turn of the page we are anticipating the balloon's whereabouts and capture by the animal at the next bus stop. At each animal's bus stop the sign pictures the animal whose stop it is. Will the rabbit catch the balloon? Will the penguin catch the balloon, or the elephant, or the giraffe catch the balloon as it floats up into the clouds? They follow it high above the mountains and when they almost catch the balloon, a bird pops it! The little girl cries and her very caring friends say: "cheer up"! They distract her and point to the sky and encourage her to look up and wave at another huge red balloon and they watch it as it slowly sinks into the horizon.
I was delighted to hear that author Alan Bradley had a new book. As Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust: a Flavia de Luce Novel features twelve year old Flavia's adventures in Canada in the 1950's, where she has been sent to boarding school. It is a gloomy and mysterious place, and almost immediately, Flavia discovers a mummified body in the chimney of her room. If you have not made Flavia's acquaintance before, she is definitely worth discovering. She has been compared to a cross between Harriet the Spy and Sherlock Holmes, and that is an apt description. If you are new to the series, it's probably best to begin with The Sweetness at the bottom of the Pie, which is the first of Flavia's adventures.
I noticed while the credits were rolling at the end of a recent household watching of Frozen that it is based on Hans Christian Andersen's The Snow Queen. I brought The Snow Queen home to read to my 5-year-old daughter, and per her request we have read 4 or 5 different versions of the story in the last month. It is not very much like the movie, but it is still a fascinating fairy tale involving an enchanted shattered mirror that pierces and freezes the heart, as well as a colorful cast of characters: a young girl and boy who are best friends (Gerda and Kay/Kai), a witch-like woman with a flower garden, a prince and princess, a band of robbers including a robber girl, a crow and his mate, a reindeer, a Lapland woman and Finland woman, and the Snow Queen herself (who does not make a huge appearance in the story).
This story is HC Anderson's longest fairy tale and has 7 chapters. After reading several versions of this, we've moved on to The Emperor's New Clothes, with plans to take on The Little Match Girl next… It's fun reading different versions of fairy tales and comparing the differences in both text and illustration.
I have liked all of the many books by Ward Just I have read. His most recent, American Romantic, centers on Harry Sanders, who grew up in a family of Connecticut liberals and is now a promising young foreign service officer in Vietnam just before troops arrive en masse.
Henry is asked to undertake a not-quite-official mission. He becomes stranded in the jungle, injured, and "damaged goods", but is owed a lifetime of State Dept postings in return.
This is a well-written story of a young, naïve foreign service officer and the two women who love him, beginning at a restless time in our history.
Another satisfying book from Ward Just.
Ander Monson is the most bizarre, versatile, prize-winningest writer who hails from Michigan that you have never heard about. He won the John C. Zacharis First Book Award for Other Electricities, the Tupelo Press Editor's Prize for his poetry collection Vacationland, and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award for his book of criticism called Vanishing Point. If not for that last one, I would have had to add that the prizes he has won are just as unheard of as he is.
I read Other Electricities several years ago which left me with a vivid impression of the mix of tenacious survivalism and self-destructiveness of the residents of the Upper Peninsula and the image of snowmobiles jumping snow banks out on to frozen Lake Superior; occasionally breaking through the ice and disappearing.
His newest book, a collection of essays titled Letter to a Future Lover: Marginalia, Errata, Secrets, Inscriptions, and Other Ephemera Found in Libraries, comes out on February 3rd. Check it out and see what you think of Ander Monson and if you can resist writing in a library book about people writing in library books.
Sometimes picture books are just meant for adults. Often I will add one of these gems to my lineup for a Family Storytime program, after all shouldn't the caregivers have fun too!
In The Big Blue Thing on the Hill, it happens one night – a big blue thing roars to a stop right on top of Howling Hill. There in the middle of the Great Forest the day is peaceful and the animals sleep. But at night the forest comes alive. All the animals are out – they growl, they howl and the big blue thing disrupts the forest. The bears think it's a meteorite, the wolves think a space ship but the foxes say trouble and they are right, and all the animals hide.
The next morning the animals creep back but the trouble is still there and now noise is coming from it. It's a big blue elephant say the weasels, no it's a big blue dinosaur say the badgers (equally birdbrained) but the foxes still say the big blue thing is trouble. The animals decide to leave it alone until night when the wolves howl and howl, but nothing happens. The bears growl and growl but the big blue thing doesn't move one inch. The boars want to nudge it back down the hill. They huff, puff, push and shove but the big blue thing doesn't move. Next the foxes think burying it will work and they dig and dig and dig, it might work when the big blue thing grumbles and rumbles but it doesn't move. Now the animals know they need to ask the wise owls what to do. The old owl has a plan. They summon the help of the smallest forest friends – the bees and wasps, midges and skeeters and a snake or 2. They form a big bug flying squad. The plan – wait until dawn then send the squad into the mouth of the beast. They predict it won't be long before big blue is gone for good. The squad whizzed and buzzed as they flew and crawled through every crack. It didn't take long, with a roar and a rumble the big blue thing turned tail and fled. And with that the animals all make a hullabaloo. The forest and Howling Hill become peaceful once more.
It doesn't take long for the reader to recognize the big blue thing as an old VW van complete with curtains. The people can be seen in the van having fun and playing music but with the bug invasion it doesn't take long for them to leave the campsite. Everything is good or is it…that evening a space ship lands on the hill!
The illustrations are full of comical animal characters and the old VW van is perfect. Such a fun story to share for readers and listeners.
C. Roger Mader has done it again! He's the author of Lost Cat, a children's picture book I had previously blogged about. Supposedly, this newest work Tiptop Cat is based on reality as it mimics the adventures of his niece's cat living in Paris ..."who roamed the rooftops of her neighborhood and survived a six story fall". Yikes!
As the story and pictures describe, a young girl gets a black and white cat for her birthday, who becomes her most favorite gift. Although the cat enjoys his indoor life, he also especially likes the outside balcony. This cat is no slouch – so he roams and jumps from one rooftop to another and then another, and then one more until he finally reaches "Le Grand Prix"; a prime sitting spot on a chimney that happens to have the best view of the Eiffel Tower in all of Paris.
However, one day he submits to his baser animal instincts and pounces upon a pigeon intruding on his balcony domain. Unfortunately, it's a misjudged jump. As a consequence, he falls many floors down, right through a café canopy and into the arms of a man who just happens to be in the right spot, at the right time! Luckily, the cat doesn't break anything except maybe his spirit for hunting. For a while, he shies away from the balcony and rooftops until one day he once more spots someone landing on his domain; this time an irritating crow. And then he can't help but give chase.
The author states that he himself lives in the Normandy countryside of France with his wife and a petite cat named Pete, who is not allowed to hop on rooftops in search of excitement. That's very good to know. Because you should never, ever let your cat wander over balconies, rooftops or anything else located high off the ground! The depth perception of domestic cats is not as keen as their agility, so accidents happen much more often than is commonly known. And in the end, the danger of losing your feline friend for a lifetime is just not worth their temporary happiness.
A wonderfully spirited book with many bright, evocative illustrations. Just remember one thing: Unless you're a stunt cat, don't try this at home!
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Zahia Dehar took a decision age 16, when a party girl, to charge for sex. Prostitution is legal in France but the age of consent for prostitutes is 18. Football star Franck Ribery paid 5000 pounds to fly her to a German hotel for a night. As a rule Zahia Dehar charged 2000 Euro for a night. Other stars who have paid Zahia Dehar for sex: Karim Benzema and Sidney Govou. "I had always been impatient to grow up," Zahia Dehar told Marie Claire South Africa.
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Saturday, March 23, 2013
Leigh Garner cheerleader crime
A former Tennessee Titans cheerleader, Leigh Garner, has been arrested and charged with the crime of sexual battery and solicitation. 42-year old Leigh followed a 12-year-old boy into the bathroom, fondled him and tried to take off his shorts with the intent of performing oral sex. Garner later claimed she was drunk and confused the boy with a man. Leigh Garner was released on a $30,000 bond. If convicted of the crime, she could be sentenced to more than eight years in jail. ELizabeth Leigh Garner was in the news four years ago because she achieved the status of a professional cheerleader for the Titans in her mid-30s. Leigh Garner seen in the front below, was a dancer for ten years and a cheerleader for the Nashville Kats for five years.
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Beautiful Argentine swimsuit model Yesica Toscanini in Br00ks sports wear going for a run. Yesica Toscanini loves dating sportsmen and has dated a rugby player and soccer star of her country. Some bikini photos of Yesica Toscanini were edited using a computer and posted to obscene websites causing a scandal and court dispute with search engine Google back in 2010.
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Welcome to Madison Morgans We are a husband and wife team operating our small Morgan breeding farm located in the post-oak savannah of south-east Texas. Our horses live in a natural herd setting, grazing on pastures dotted with mature oak trees and fish-stocked ponds. The limited size of our operation allows us to pay attention to details: We develop personal relationships with each of our horses, enabling each to broaden their own unique personalities. We take the time to study bloodlines in the selection of the stallions we breed to our mares, concentrating on ideal Morgan conformation and disposition. Our goal is to breed Morgans that are not only exquisitely beautiful but also have substance for athleticism, disposition for intelligence, and personality for common sense and tractability. With this in mind, our foals will be family-friendly individuals, poised to excel in any sport discipline, be it dressage, endurance, eventing, driving, working with cows on the ranch or as a safe and sound trail mount. Their future is your choice! |
Come Meet Our HorsesOur Mares |
April 21, 1996, AMHA # 0139440 |
"Gabby", our Beamington great granddaughter, exudes Morgan Gabby has accomplished her broodmare duties all the while continuing to be my pleasure riding horse and teacher to the younger members of our family. Check out all her ideal, yet truly special, Morgan babies under our foal heading: 2009 Madison Spitfire (by UVM Springfield) 2008 Madison Cristalina Bay (by Caduceus Panache) 2006 Madison Silver Bay (by MEMC Tequila Cuervo) |
Gabby's Pedigree
May 12, 2000, Palomino, connected star, strip, snip, both hind pasterns, 15.2 hands AMHA # 0151074 |
"Annie" is a large mare with substance and intelligence to do the job no Annie's sire,MEMC Tequila Cuervo , is Foundation bred by the Triple S breeding This spring Annie had her first foal who promises to have his dam's bone and incredible people personality, while cashing in on his sire's presence and temperament. Take a look at "Smoky's" pictures under our foal heading; we think you will find them enjoyable! |
Annie's Pedigree
April 25, 1991, Bay, no white markings, 15.2 hands AMHA# 0122895 |
We want to thank Vicki Bennett, formerly of HighGate Equestrian Center Star, with her identical brother, is a World Champion Preliminary With the acquisition of our new Pacific Dartmoor carriage, I am having such an incredible time driving Star at the 2010 Pine Hill Pleasure Driving Show and during last summer's driving camp. I love going through the water! I also rode Star in the BACH (Brazos Association for Classical Horsemanship) series of schooling dressage shows at Intro level. We won the Reserve Championship for 2010 and hope to compete at Training level in 2011. |
Star's Pedigree
April 16, 2009 Bay Gelding, no white markings AMHA # 179891 |
Here is Morgan royalty in the flesh! You could be looking far and wide to find a more perfect Morgan specimen than this young gelding: "Bandit" is legendary Morgan quality; his archival quality pedigree comes from both his sire and dam: UVM Springfield, only thirteen generations from Justin Morgan, has 38 crosses to Artemisia, and Stony Hollow Wind Dancer, within eight generations, has six "golden crosses" to Bennington and Artemisia. With such an impeccable pedigree it's no wonder that Bandit is unquestionably the ideal, yet classic, Morgan for today's demanding sport disciplines. He has style and type; a beautifully refined head with small ears and large eyes, correctly set neck, strong back and a powerful rear end, with plenty of natural action! His attributes don't stop there, however. Bandit has been imprinted at birth and is a people oriented young horse. He always comes to say "Hi!" and will just "hang out", enjoying any attention and scratches. He loves being groomed and has superb ground manners, whether it's the farrier or veterinarian working around him or just us. He ties/cross ties, clips and bathes, leads politely, lunges correctly, trailers calmly, and generally takes all new experiences in stride. Bandit has matured into a stunning two year old! He has been professionally trained under the tutelage of Gene and Sonya Brown at Training Resources for in-hand showing. At Heritage Classic 2010, Bandit won the blue ribbon in English Pleasure In-Hand and placed second in 2 Year-Old and Under In-Hand. With his prestigious good looks, loving personality and the attention to detail in his training thus far, I see Bandit excelling as an English Pleasure mount or competing in Western Reining! By the end of the year he will start his drive training, so who knows?! Authentic, athletic, correct, loving: This is truly a horse of a lifetime! Bandit's Pedigree
After only 10 weeks of professional training with Gene and Sonya Brown at Training Resources, I showed Smoky at Heritage Classic 2010; he performed wonderfully and could not have behaved more maturely. As with all our foals, Smoky has been handled from birth and has a kind easy-going disposition, a willingness to learn and eye-catching color appeal. He ties/cross ties, leads and lunges properly, bathes and clips, loads and trailers willingly and is a gentleman with whomever is handling him, be it the family that he knows well or the veterinarian or farrier. If you are looking for a young horse with whom you will enjoy developing a close relationship and love to show off, end your search here with Smoky! Check out his videos on YouTube-in hand ,and YouTube-at liberty! In addition to his ideal Morgan conformation, Smoky has three correct gaits: Even cadenced walk with flexion, animated elastic balanced trot, and smooth easy going canter. He will have the presence, substance and intelligence to excel in any sport discipline, with excellent movement for a superb future in dressage, plus the perfect personality for a loving family horse. This winter he will start his drive training as we continue to develop his talents. Don't let this one get away! Call/e-mail us for more photos and information on this truly remarkable young gelding. |
Smoky's Pedigree
April 8, 2008 Dark Bay Filly, no white markings AMHA # 0177539 |
"Cristal" is an exceptional combination of Morgan show and sport horse lineages. Her dam comes from a long line of Morgan show horses through her incredible sire, Thunderbay. Cristal's sire is the last stallion son of Dr. Lowell Hughes' great Wyoming Flyhawk. Caduceus Panache is successfully showing at second level dressage with his owner for Lewis Equine.
This gorgeous dark bay filly carries on the Morgan tradition of beauty, a loving personality, and a future of outstanding versatility: As a two year old she spent three months at Training Resources in Sanger, Texas, learning to drive under the tutelage of Gene and Sonya Brown. As a three year old Cristal was started under saddle by Barbara Richardson-Lewis at Lewis Equine. Her debut dressage show was the Houston Dressage Society's Labor Day Shows 2011 in Conroe, Texas where she garnered two first place and one second place finishes at Training Level. We couldn't be more proud of her--she has such a calm disposition and is so easy to handle. Her unflappable nature served her well even as a huge gust of wind, during an unusually windy day, blew over a dressage letter in the arena just as she was cantering by it! She just gave it "a look" but kept right on going, never breaking stride or missing a beat. Unfortunately Cristal suffered a torn tendon injury sidelining her for the rest of 2011 and 2012. We're hoping for a full recovery so we can get back to her driving and dressage training and showing. |
Cristal's Pedigree
May 11, 2006, AMHA # 171865 |
Just take a look at this special boy's pedigree and you will know why he is so unique and impressive! "Charlie's" stunning color is a bonus to his classic Morgan good looks and temperament. He has given us so much joy playing and working with him since his birth, and watching him grow up. It is now someone else's turn to appreciate him: Charlie has been sold and now makes his home
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Links American Morgan Horse Association Heart of Texas Morgan Horse Club Morgan Horse Club of Texas Morgan Dressage Association National Morgan Reining Horse Association True Heart Stables Links to specific stallion pages Silver Maple Stables-- Thunderbay www.silvermaplestables.com/stallions.html MEMC Morgans--MEMC Tequila Cuervo Caduceus Panache www.lewisequine.com/atstud.htm www.morganstallionshowcase.com |
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Saturday, February 12
New Orleans Arena
Attendance: 17,831
New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) - Derrick Rose scored 13 of his 23 points in the final two quarters, as the Chicago Bulls used a strong second half to beat the Hornets, 97-88, at New Orleans Arena.
Carlos Boozer added 17 points for the Bulls, who outscored the Hornets by a 55-35 margin in the second half, shooting 64.5 percent. They had trailed by 11 at halftime but used the strong play to finish their road trip with a 3-2 mark.
"Third quarter we sort of fought our way back, got within striking distance," said Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau. "Then, our bench was very, very good. They were active, I thought the rebounding was excellent. And we finished the game strong."
Luol Deng netted 14 for the Bulls, while Kurt Thomas and Omer Asik both pulled down 11 rebounds.
Marcus Thornton scored a season-high 24 points off the bench to lead the Hornets, who were coming off Friday's victory in Orlando.
"They were just able to clamp down," said Hornets guard Jarrett Jack. "Force us into some late shot clock situations. They were able to take over the ballgame."
Chicago erased most of its halftime deficit by making 10 of its 16 field goal attempts and 7-of-8 free throws in the third quarter.
Rose's three-pointer halfway through the period ended an eight-point burst that brought the Bulls within 64-63, though Thornton countered with a long- range make to maintain the Hornets' lead.
New Orleans played in front for the rest of the quarter, but held only a 74-72 edge moving to the fourth. The rest of the Hornets' lead evaporated shortly into final quarter, when Chicago rattled off six consecutive points to grab a 78-76 advantage.
The game was close for the next few minutes, but New Orleans had big problems scoring down the stretch, allowing Chicago to take control and come away with the win.
The Bulls scored nine points during a four-minute span in which the Hornets didn't get a point. Taj Gibson's dunk capped the surge for an 89-80 lead with five minutes to play.
David West and Trevor Ariza followed with baskets, but New Orleans scored only one more point until the final minute. That allowed the Bulls to push their lead to double-digits, and they were up 97-85 after Boozer's layup with 51.4 seconds to play.
The Bulls held a 24-22 edge after the first quarter, but poor shooting in the second left them trailing at the break. Chicago made just 6-of-16 shots in the frame while the Hornets sank 10-of-19.
Four of Chicago's misses, as well as two turnovers, occurred in the final three-plus minutes, when New Orleans went on an 11-0 run. Chris Paul hit a three-pointer before Thornton drained two, and West's turnaround bucket gave the Hornets a 53-42 lead.
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Mar 14th 2012 11:04AM Looking for Bruce Wayne panda asking you to find the flower quest.
Breakfast Topic: Is Cataclysm tanking getting easier and easier? {WoW}
Feb 25th 2012 10:12PM An encounter that comes to mind would be the second to the last fight in Magister's Terrace that operated like an arena match up. Really wasn't very fun, but I get your sentiment and would agree that a system that resembled say a rpg where anyone coils be a target, but positioning and players defense stats would push more towards a meat shields getting the brunt of the damage. I like the concept you bring up.
Breakfast Topic: What's the best race for each class? {WoW}
Feb 21st 2012 10:49AM It always floors me how much Alliance players enjoy Draenei. Tentacles, space goat lore, one of the worst starting zones, accents from the former Czeck Republic.....sadly, this is as "tough" as the Alliance got till Worgen.
It's just personal, but I would put Draenei at the very bottom in terms of interest and aesthetics. Feed then an old tin can and move along.
Breakfast Topic: What are your WoW pet peeves? {WoW}
Jan 28th 2012 12:50PM After years of playing WoW, I've come to accept that some people will choose to use the game as an exuse to behave poorly and treat others the same, when they would, in all liklihood, never act the same in their own skin.
A pet peeve though is, oddly enough, when people choose to name their toons after food groups or diseases/illnesses or conditions:
I know it's everyone's choice, but high hell, it's a fantasy game gimme some solace. This is when I refer to people as, "Hey Hunter", instead of "Hey Aorta."
Breakfast Topic: What are your WoW pet peeves? {WoW}
Jan 28th 2012 12:13PM There are still people who level without heirlooms? So BC.
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No BlizzCon in 2012, Battle.net championship to be held in Asia {WoW}
Jan 25th 2012 12:54PM @Aran
Like how you wax poetic with the wall of text then have the balls to tell Street to, "diaf". Gotta save that time!
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Jun 14th 2011 5:15PM Tired meme. Distracted by lack of creativity.
Patch 4.2: No justice points over the cap, more info soon {WoW}
Jun 7th 2011 10:00PM /head explodes.
What is so difficult to understand about this conversion?
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May 27th 2011 1:54PM This is why the WoW community is so great, fun topics and re occasional RL question that brings food for thought.
Check with your state's labor board laws. In CO they are :
Keep your job, eliminate confusion, play WoW.
If you have a HR Dept check with them, they'll probably have a better answer than your immediate supervisor.
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Apr 13, 2013 8:29 PM by Bill Halter, AP
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Brandt Snedeker and Angel Cabrera are tied for the lead after the third round of the Masters, a day that will be remembered for Tiger Woods' penalty.
Woods is four shots back and still in contention despite being docked two strokes for an improper drop in the second round. He actually caught a bit of a break, because he could have been disqualified for an erroneous scorecard.
Snedeker and Cabrera each shot 3-under 69 Saturday, a tough day for scoring. They will play in the final group Sunday at 7-under 209.
Adam Scott is one shot back, hoping to become the first Australian to win a green jacket. Two more Aussies, Jason Day and Marc Leishman, are at 211.
Matt Kuchar was three shots back. Woods and Tim Clark are at 213.
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A month after Chesterfield's Board of Supervisors unanimously voted on a new policy for electronic message signs, Bermuda District Supervisor Dorothy Jaeckle hosted her constituents last Thursday at Thomas Dale High School to address the issue.
Jaeckle began the meeting by reassuring those in attendance, a crowd nearly filling the school's small auditorium, that she did not remove Chester from the list of historic villages in Chesterfield County during the September meeting. She did, however, in that meeting request that electronic message center signs be considered in the Village of Chester in mixed-used developments, most specifically the Chester Village Green.
"I felt it was important to at least open that door for discussion and see what the community thought," she said. "Because I think all of the community really wants those businesses to survive down there."
With the new sign policy now approved, it allows the developer of the Chester Village Green to apply for an electronic message sign center to be placed in the area to support its businesses – with the final decision pending a vote by the Board of Supervisors.
At the community meeting Thursday evening, Jaeckle said she was advised to defer the vote until after the November elections because of its controversial nature.
"I just don't believe in that," she said. "I just believe that you can't be afraid to vote for things or to look at policies just because there's an election. You have to look at things whether they're the right thing to do or not. If I feel if I'm not making the right decisions that reflect the values of the community, then I shouldn't be re-elected."
The new policy will allow electronic signs to change their messages every 30 seconds, a longer amount of time before the messages change than the previous 10 seconds; they can have up to three lines of text, and be limited to one sign every 1,000 feet. Restrictions were also made on the placement of signs in historical areas, villages, among other parts of Chesterfield County.
As Chester Village Green is considered a mixed-development, the location would be considered for the usage of electronic message signs.
Melissa Tribble, soon to have a business in the Chester Village Green called "D'lish," said she would be interested in the area having an electronic message sign; but with "limited advertising budgets" she is concerned about the 30-second "blip" not necessarily getting the attention of people driving down route 10.
"You're going to get very limited usage," Tribble said. "It doesn't make sense for someone's advertising budget to go into businesses in the village where you're already trying very hard to build your business … I'd much rather have a nice, very attractive sign at the entrance to the village wherever you want if you pay one time and have a perpetual sign."
A life-time resident of Chester, Sharin Murphy grew up in the community when Chester truly had the "village feel." She too feels that smaller businesses in an area where electronic signs are used would have a hard time competing with larger businesses.
"I think one thing the community has to ask themselves is: What do we want Chester Village to feel and look like?" she said. "And that's a major thing for us to ask ourselves as a community. When Chester Village Green was initially developed, we agreed that we wanted it to have the village feel … and I think that we need to ask ourselves that if we're getting into electronic signage, will that start changing the feel of the community?"


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