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Came across this trailer for a movie coming April 4. I've heard NOTHING about it, but it looks like something I'll want to see on the big screen.
Space Nazis? Ooh, baby, I'm on board.
Came across this trailer for a movie coming April 4. I've heard NOTHING about it, but it looks like something I'll want to see on the big screen.
Space Nazis? Ooh, baby, I'm on board.
I suppose now that the Russian Communists aren't here to kick around any more…
I've seen previews of the film over the last few years. I didn't realize it was finally ready to come out. It should be pretty fun.
From Wikipedia – "Iron Sky is one of a new wave of productions, including Artemis Eternal, The Cosmonaut, A Swarm of Angels and RiP!: A Remix Manifesto, produced in collaboration with an on-line community of film enthusiasts, that are creating a new kind of participatory cinema." – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Sky#Production
It looks like a real shitkicker movie. I think I see it in a theater for the full effect.
Heck, a Nazi invasion from the moon is no more unlikely than a Sarah-Palinesque presidency. If we can suspend disbelief for one, the other should be easy enough!
Looks like lots of cheesy goodness!
Udo Kier! Udo Kier! Udo Kier! Udo Kier!
Not since Klaus Kinski has there been another actor who can render even the worst possible film instantly enjoyable.
Okay, this is too funny not to share.
I was poking around on the film's official website (no link, because commercial sites set off spam filters), and they have a Google maps widget showing various locations around the world that have requested theatrical screenings when the film is released.
Apparently, there is a huge groundswell of interest in a movie about the grandchildren of unrepentant Nazi refugees taking over the world in … wait for it … Buenos Aires.
So, interest in the film is "alive and well, and living in Argentina."
LOL… for anyone not aware of the Argentina Nazi connection:
Request map is at the bottom of http://www.ironsky.net/site – if you zoom in more, there's smaller groups of requests all over the place!
I've heard quite a bit around this one in film circles (I am a filmmaker in Canada) – the reason you haven't heard much about it is that it is a largely crowd-funded independent film and hasn't had the studio machine behind it pumping out the trailers and such through the more mainstream and very expensive channels.
I hope they do well with their theatrical release!
Moon Nazi's? fine.
Space Blimps? fine.
Gratuitous space battles? fine.
President Palin? I think thats a flight of fancy too far for me.
I have been waiting for years for this to get made. And now it premiers in Berlin TODAY. *fist pump*
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Finally! A DVD for lonely, socially awkward males; underage boys with no Internet access; and lesbians-in-denial. "Titty Slap: The Ultimate Bitch Fight" is just what these people need to get them through those cold evenings when nothing seems to be going right and sex toys have lost their appeal.
Filmed in Philadelphia (which makes sense), "Titty Slap" features women battling each other for the grand prize of a trip for two to Cancun. By battling, I mean they get on a trampoline, take off their tops and slap each other around semi-playfully. When someone gets pinned twice, they lose the match. Pretty simple, and not nearly as erotic as it sounds. And like wrestling, this "sport" has its share of colorful, cliched characters like the "punk" named Becky Vomit and the "Native American" known as Melissa Bang-Bang. It's almost like a Disney movie, but with nipples.
Even though this sounds like a can't-miss idea, that's exactly what it does — misses. It's not entertaining, it's not titillating (no pun intended), and it isn't even interesting as a sport. The only thing it has going for it is the bare breasts … and a short running time.
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This is what my son does but he is in Middle TN and you are too far away. He water-proofed my basement last year - we have water run off from the whole neighborhood! i wish you could talk to him, he knows so much about how this should be done. Lots of people do it wrong and you will damage your foundation. email me firstname.lastname@example.com and maybe I can hook you up to at least get some info on how you need to proceed. |
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Pope Francis is expected to deliver his first Angelus prayer from the Vatican on Sunday.
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The new Pope Francis -- Jorge Bergoglio of Argentina -- the first ever from the Americas and the first from outside Europe in more than a millennium.
Pope Francis appeared on the balcony above St. Peter's Square, waving to the tens of thousands of people who were gathered below.
Francis looked stunned as he faced the cheering crowd. He asked for prayers for himself and for retired Pope Benedict, whose resignation paved the way for the conclave that chose the Argentinean today.
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It's because this shot was part of the series of photos taken by CBS studio photographer, Don Hunstein on the streets of Greenwich Village in 1963 — the same series that had the shot that ended up as the cover art for Dylan's second studio album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.
Rotolo, who was Dylan's girlfriend at the time (they were in a relationship from 1961 to 1964), is widely known to be Dylan's muse and a strong influence to his music. At the time this photo was taken, she had just returned from her stay in Italy.
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Forgot to include these pics in my last question... Many of the lemons on my tree suffer from some kind of scarring, and I was hoping to get some info/advice on what I should do about it. Thanks!
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Hard to say; it looks mechanical more than anything... wind rubbing, lawnmower, etc. Without knowing the history, as in where you live, indoor or outdoor, what variety, etc. a guess is just a guess. Here's a pretty good link to UC citrus scarring that might help |
Here is a link that might be useful: UC guide to citrus scarring.
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I agree with John, especially the fruit on the left. That looks like wind scratching on the skin surface. The fruit on the right could have been pressed up against another fruit or branch, and could have had some water trapped against the surface, or had some rubbing against the branch. Not to worry. Patty S. |
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Jack asks this very pertinent question about why the silence on S. Berger from the establishment library press? I'm willing to say "let them have Christmas off, that is why no news," but, when the 12 Days are over, let's bet : Will there be coverage of this story? Also, if the theif in question had been a high-ranking Republican, is there someone who doubts whether the Archives official who nabbed him would be on the cover of LJ/AmL?
Jack writes: "THIS MORNING MARKS ONE WEEK SINCE THE RELEASE of the National Archives inspector general's official report on former national security advisor Sandy Berger's theft and destruction of highly classified documents from the Archives in Washington, D.C.
The heavily redacted report, made public by Pajamas Media (viewable here), recounts Berger's removal of documents from the Archives building (pdf):
Mr. Berger exited the Archives on to Pennsylvania Avenue, the north entrance. It was dark. He did not want to run the risk of bringing the documents back in the building risking the possibility [redacted] might notice something unusual. He headed towards a construction area on Ninth Street. Mr. Berger looked up and down the street, up into the windows of the Archives and the DOJ, and did not see anyone. He removed the documents from his pockets, folded the notes in a "V" shape and inserted the documents in the center. He walked inside the construction fence and slid the documents under a trailer.
There has been no mention of the inspector general's report at Library Journal. No mention at American Libraries. No story at LISNews. Not a word.
The reader is invited to imagine the bloodcurdling howls, the rending of clothes we would even now be witnessing from our library media and institutions, had such an official report been released concerning any former official of a Republican administration, let alone a former national security advisor.
But just as when a tree falls in the forest with no one around no once cared that I posted it. See Sandy Berger is a scumbag.
OK one person did ask the same question you are asking why is the ALA and the library community not up in arms about this truly library related revalation.
Because Berger worked for Clinton and Clinton is the golden child that is my guess.
Sorry, mdoneil, but that doesn't wash. With people like you around who still hate Clinton and still blame him for America's problems six years after he stopped being president? And your lies about the press being liberal don't wash in light of the media criticisms I've seen recently, either.
Guess again. Your conspiracy theory is too fringe lunatic. If ordinary people aren't paying attention to an issue, it is almost invariably because they have other things on their minds distracting them from it.
If you want to play the chickenshit-bullshit politics game, however, I'll ask you how come there isn't more outrage over the administration's action to remove EPA materials from public access, a government action with the potential to affect all citizens throughout the country, while you are showering shit and derision in all directions over the unilateral actions of a single individual.
Actually I think someone stole a copy of "What to Expect When You're Expecting" from my library. I demand that ALA release a statement immediately. I also expect ALA to go into a frothing heap of rage when our left-side men's room urinal does that thing it does when the valve leaks.
Sandy Berger has been rightly punished for his crimes, but according to this article, the Bush Justice Department concluded that other copies of the documents existed and had already been given to the 9/11 commission.It also looks like ALA has issued at least three statements on this subject.Given that apparently nothing has disappeared from the permanent record and that Mr. Berger has been punished, that seems like enough comment to me.
I complained about the EPA fiasco too. I can't tell you why there is not more public outrage, but I told my elected representatives and Mr. Bush how I felt. I can't assume they actually read my email, but at least I told them.
My brother and his wife have 3 copies of What to Expect When You're Expecting (since they're expecting and people keep giving it to them)> I'm sure they would be happy to donate one. I didn't know it was classified though like the documents Sandy Burger stole.
Stealing classified documents is wrong, stealing classified documents and hiding them where anyone can find them only compounds the wrong. The fact that there were other copies does not make hiding classified documents in a construction trailer any less serious.
No one disagrees with this. What more do you want?
Well he screwed up majorly, lied at first to save his own butt. I think he should get what all people get for doing that these days...
The Presidential Medal of Freedom
I want everyone to be treated the same. A fine and loss of clearance for stealing classified government documents, please. If some guy from Compton did this he would be in prison, because some well connected scumbag does it he pays a fine for which he could probably write a check from petty cash.
Berger is a lawyer, he should know better. A fine and loss of security clearance for a few years... oh boy I'm sure that was tough for him. I would hope that any lying, stealing scumbag would spend a few nights in the cooler with all the other criminals. It is not like it was unpaid parking tickets the man stole classified documents from the national archives.
Those comments from the ALA all came in 04 and 05. So, that's enough?Does this mean in 07 we will finally hear no more hysterical comments from the ALA about the Patriot Act, because they have commented a zillion times on this in the past????So in fact, Daniel, there has been NO comment about the latest news update (I just checked the LJ and AmLibs news feeds). I thought perhaps the LJ and AmLibs were supposed to be keeping us up to date with library-related news, in addition to the latest left wing fad or flight of fancy?
I didn't notice a link to the full report in the original post. The Federation of American Scientists has the full IG report online.As I said, I believe that Mr. Berger was justly punished for his crimes. The ALA statements I linked to agree. His criminality isn't at issue. Only the amount of coverage and how much national security and the public's right to know has been compromised.
Does this mean in 07 we will finally hear no more hysterical comments from the ALA about the Patriot Act, because they have commented a zillion times on this in the past????
Mr. Berger's crimes are done. The PATRIOT ACT is a continuing blemish on our society and mockery of our fundamental values.But yes, if the Democrats had the guts to repeal USAPA (which they will not), I would expect ALA's comments on the Act to wind down and stop.
In all the comments I've read of yours over the years, Daniel, I have come to feel you are an expert in the art of obfuscation. Not that your comments are moronic or anything like that; I am occassionally challenged to consider you are right when you post something intelligent, but you have perfected the ploy of avoiding a question by asking another. Ever think of running for office?
I don't plan on running for any offices outside the library field. I don't have the temperament for it.When you say things like "In all the comments I've read of yours over the years, Daniel, I have come to feel you are an expert in the art of obfuscation." providing a few examples would help prove your case. Additionally, the record shows I'm willing to admit that I'm wrong or made mistakes when confronted with evidence.Simple slurs don't move me or anyone who doesn't already share your point of view.This thread made me go to the Justice Department web site to see what they had to say about Sandy Berger. After all, they are the agency charged with prosecuting federal crimes and have a history of zealousness in prosecuting leaks of classified information.Imagine my surprise when I found that the most recent DOJ mention of the case I could find was their annual report from February 2006, which contained a summary of the case. The next most recent mention appears to be an April 2005 press release noting Mr. Berger's guilty plea. This is around the same time that ALA made their statements.Why should the ALA get worked up over new press releases if the department that charged Mr. Berger isn't interested in prolonging the matter? Do you want ALA to engage in "Bush-bashing" by suggesting his DOJ isn't zealous ENOUGH?
A fine and loss of clearance for stealing classified government documents, please.
What happened to Ollie North when he did it? Where is your outrage against the Iran-Contra affair? Why aren't you comparing this incident to others in the past? Is it because North was a Reagan lackey and Reagan was a Rethuglican?
How about Nixon's CREEP, which not only stole documents but broke into other people's offices to do it, and the documents stolen happened to be medical records which are protected just as much by patient confidentiality as intelligence documents are by security classification?


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Yep, I'm at it again! Scrap your life 365 2011! Week one, done! Woot, Woot! It was a pretty crazy week, 1st week of the year, and my Dad had a heart attack! He is doing great though, the DRs. put in 5 stints! He is feeling better than he did before. he was living on one artery as 2 of the main 3 arteries were 100 and 90% blocked! He is very lucky! He was smart to have listened to his body and not ignore the symptoms he was feeling, or it would have been much worse. He is home now and doing awesome! It's been sunny all week and Hubs and the little guys and I are trying to get in shape by taking a nice brisk walk/ride each day. It's been a challenge for Hubs with his lung condition, but he is trying his hardest. We get home and he has to rest for an hour or 2, but we try And OMGosh! We went to the Grocery Outlet to get some groceries and we found a 7 piece bed set for $21.95! Nice!
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The Sisters of Providence 2014 Youth Art Contest has come to an end! Stay tuned for details on the 2015 Youth Art Contest! The theme will be "Saint Mother Theodore Guerin — Today."
Area youth were invited to create artwork based upon the theme "Saint Mother Theodore Guerin – A woman and her work." The many thoughtful art pieces we received highlighted Saint Mother Theodore Guerin's work in ministry in America to establish the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind. Saint Mother Theodore worked in many areas that are still in use today by teaching, gardening, caring for the poor and loving animals. Top winners in each of the four age divisions (5-7, 8-10, 11-13 and 14-18) will receive cash prizes, ribbons and certificates. Each young artist who enters the contest will receive a participant ribbon and certificate.
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Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA)
USERRA replaced the Veterans' Reemployment Rights (VRR.) USERRA guarantees reemployed persons pension plan benefits that accrued during military service, regardless of whether the plan is a defined benefit plan or a defined contribution plan.
USERRA provides health benefits continuation for service members and their families during military service for up to 18 months.
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So I'm blatantly stealing a weapon invented by Alistair Reynolds and used in his novel The Prefect: the Whiphound. It's an extensible/retractable whip that can snake along on the ground by its owner. It's used to snare opponents, so it obviously should have Snare quality, just like Bolas do in the RT corebook (page 116).
As opposed to the Bola,which is a Primitive weapon, the Whiphound should be guided by a Machine Spirit, and thus should not have the Inaccurate quality. Should I give it the Accurate quality? And what should I make the difficulty penality to Agility and Strength for slipping out of it and breaking free of it (respectively)?
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RESOURCES AVAILABLE FROM THE DEPARTMENT http://www.goarch.org/en/archdiocese/departments/youth/youthworkers/orderform.asp:Planner 2006-2007 Guidelines New and updated guidelines are available for Young Adult, GOYA and JOY Ministries. These guidelines include information on starting and sustaining ministry, as well as other invaluable information. These resources will assist you in your parish programming. Youth Ministry Resource Guide Do you need ideas for an activity, information on child abuse, or just a basic book on youth ministry? This resource guide lists different books, videos, organizations and resources of which every youth worker should be aware.Teen Video Series: "Teen Violence", "Sexual Purity: Purity of Mind, Body and Soul", and "Substance Abuse: Our Kids Are Not Immune" (video & resource guide) These videos can be used with teens, families, parents and youth workers. The resource book contains several sessions for your youth group, parents and youth workers, as well as resources to assist you in dealing with the issues.The Way it Really is (video & resource guide) Listen to young people talk in their own words about issues that concern them. The resource guide included will help you facilitate discussion. JOY Handbook This book provides JOY leaders with curriculum for the Ecclesiastical year. The book contains 10 sessions with activities and tips for JOY programming. A must have for every JOY advisor. Where Does God Go for Summer Vacation? This creative book helps breath life into summer youth programs. It is a workbook written for young people of all ages. The author takes the concepts of faith and fellowship, creating some wonderful activities that are sure to entertain and engage young people while they learn about their Orthodox Faith. The resource book also includes a youth worker/parents guide. Liturgical Hymns of Praise (CD or Tape) Listen to the young people throughout the Archdiocese sing hymns from the divine services.Coming Soon:Hope GuidelinesEarly Childhood GuidelinesAltar Boy Guidelines ARE WE RESPONSIBLE CHRISTIANS? A week ago, September 24th, we began the cycle of Sunday Gospel readings from St. Lukes gospel (Luke 5:1-11), appropriately, in the first month of the ecclesiastical year. A time of a new beginning gives us the opportunity to return to the path we may have strayed from or perhaps have not yet found.Do we gather to praise, bless, and worship the Lord? Simon Peter and his fellow fishermen barely knew Jesus at this Gospel account. Yet His presence was commanding. They had fished all night, caught nothing, and now were well into washing and stowing their nets yet, when Jesus told Simon to set his nets for a catch, Simon said, ...at Your word I will let down the net. He did not hesitate and his growing faith in Jesus grew even greater as he witnessed the miraculous catch of fish.Sensing his sinfulness and Jesus divinity Simon Peter knelt at Jesus feet. This brings us to today. How does Jesus call us? How does He impress us? How do we respond to His invitation?Certainly we are in possession of the facts of His entire ministry. We celebrate His birth, His crucifixion, and His glorious resurrection together each year. Thanks to the apostles and those who came after them; thanks to the church which began on the feast of Pentecost; thanks to the early church fathers who in councils collected the writings and oral tradition about our Lord into the New Testament of the Holy Bible. Thanks to them and all who gave their lives that the gospel of Jesus Christ may reach every corner of the earth. Because of their dedication we today can worship freely in this country and, at this time, without persecution.All of this, however, does not answer the question, Are we responsible Christians? Do we gather to praise, bless, and worship the Lord ainoumen, eulogoumen, kai proskunoumen ton Kurion? We sing that we do at each Orthros service. Reality, however, speaks louder than rhetoric. Reality shows us that Church, for great numbers of our faithful, is something for the major feastdays. The rest of the time we worry about the next social or fundraising event. Some will boldly state how they, and their families, participate in church (how they have been faithful for years); they recount the fundraisers and socials; they forget about Christ - the very reason of our existance!Our stewardship is a reflection of our commitment. A deep commitment is seen in a parish that requires no fundraisers but thrives on the pledges of the faithful.We read about the ten lepers further on in St. Lukes gospel. The fact is that we are like the nine lepers which we vilify for not returning to thank Jesus after they were healed. Our commitment to Christ and His church is weak. We do not have a sense of obligation to worship and give thanks. As a church we are not bold enough to insist on faith and worship.We often feel justified in attending Church. We do not realize that casually ambling in halfway through the Divine Liturgy is not a reflection of spiritual awareness nor does it qualify as preparation to receive the awesome mysteries of the Body and Blood of our Resurrected Lord.Join me in sincerely dedicating ourselves to our Lord, Jesus Christ. He is always there for us. Lord Jesus Christ, son of God, have mercy on me a sinner."Having beheld the resurrection of Chrsit, let us worship the holy Lord Jesus, the only Sinless One. We venerate Your cross, O Christ, and we praise and glorify Your holy resurrection. You are our God. We know no other than You, and we call upon Your name. Come, all faithful, let us venerate the holy resurrection of Christ. For behold, through the cross joy has come to all the world. Blessing the Lord always, let us praise His resurrection. For enduring the cross for us, He destroyed death by death." (By Fr. Andrew Maginas, October 2006 Lamplighter newsletter, ST. CATHERINE, West Palm Beach, FL) CRTL News FR. CHRIS TO SPEAK AT MEETING OF SCOBA HIERARCHSOn Oct. 3rd all of the canonical hierarchs of SCOBA (The Standing Conference of Canonical Bishops in the Americas) will gather in Chicago to work together on issues that face Orthodoxy on the American continent. This type of meeting has not occurred in many years and we all pray that our fathers in the faith continue to be blessed by God with wisdom and foresight.Since OCN is an agency of SCOBA, Fr. Chris will present a report to our hierarchs about the progress of our ministry. He will share with our hierarchs the work we are doing to build a national, sustainable, and effective media witness for our Church.Please pray for our hierarchs as they meet together to fulfill the command of Christ to make disciples of all nations., Tarpon Springs, FL, bulletin) INVITATION - ARCHANGEL MICHAEL FEAST DAY & HONORS His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios requests the pleasure of your companyat the Ninth Annual Archangel Michael Feast Day & HonorsSaturday & Sunday, November 11 and 12, 2006Atlanta, GeorgiaThe Ninth Annual Archangel Michael Feast Day & Honors ProgramSaturday, November 11, 20065:00 pmGreat Vespers, Metropolitan Cathedral of the Annunciation, Atlanta, Georgia7:00 pmThe Archangel Michael Honors Banquet and ProgramThe Kartos Ballroom, Thalia G. Carlos Hellenic Center, Metropolitan Cathedral of the AnnunciationSunday, November 12, 20069:30 amArchangel Michael Honors Archieratical Divine LiturgyMetropolitan Cathedral of the Annunciation, Atlanta, GeorgiaFellowship immediately following - Carlos HallYou are cordially invited to attend the weekend festivities of the Ninth Annual Archangel Michael Feast and Honors. Please join us in celebrating the Patron Saint of our Metropolis and the lives of all honorees chosen by their respective Parishes to receive the Archangel Michael Honors as living examples of the Orthodox Christian life and journey to Theosis.Overnight accomodations available at The Marriott Century Center Hotel (1.7 miles from Metropolitan Cathedral of the Annunciation), 2000 Century Center Boulevard, N.E.Atlanta, Georgia 30345404-325-0000When making reservations, mention Event Code GORGORA or the "Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Atlanta" to receive the special rate of $85.00 (single or double) per night. Reservations must be booked by October 27.For further information or to RSVP, please contact us by email at email@example.com ECLECTIC CAFE - OCT. 21 Make plans now to be at the Eclectic Cafe on Saturday, October 21, HOLY TRANSFIGURATION, Marietta, GA.All area parishes and friends are invited to attend a fun evening of dining, dancing and bidding at the Silent Auction. Tickets are $40 per person. The Eclectic Cafe will open at 5 pm with a Happy Hour of appetizers and Silent Auction. Dinner will be served at 6 pm by hostesses at a variety of theme tables; each guest can choose a special theme table for seating. A dance will follow dinner. The winners of the Super Raffle will be announced at 10 pm...1st prize is $2000, 2nd prize is $1000, and 3rd prize is $500. Super Raffle tickets are on sale now for $50 each. Proceeds from this event will benefit Social Services, Family Lighthouse Retreat, Camp Stars at Camp Twin Lakes, Women for Women of Cobb, and the Diakonia Center. Honorary luminaries will line the walk and can be purchased for $5. Please call the Church Office 770-924-8080 for tickets. See you there!Marty DriscollPhiloptochos Panagia Chapter President ST. PHOTIOS FOUNDATION ESSAY CONTEST EssayWritingContestThe St Photios Foundation is sponsoring an essay contestfor teen writers of high school ageDeadline November 1, 2006Eligibility Open to high school studentsEntry Fee FreeType 1,000 Word EssayEssay Theme Choices:a) St Photios Greek Orthodox Shrine The significance of a place to honor the memoryof those first Greeks who came to America in 1768b) St Photios the Great What impact did this Missions Patriarch have on the nationssurrounding Byzantium? How did he fulfill the Christs exhortation to go forth, teach,baptize and make disciples of all nations?c) The Colonists Odyssey - Leaving Greece, working in New Smyrna and the eventualexodus to St Augustine Who, what, why, where and how?d) Archbishop Iakovos - The impact today of his leadership for the Greek OrthodoxChurch in AmericaGRAND PRIZE: Reading of the Prize Winning Essay at the Twenty-fifth Annual NationalShrine Day Luncheon, February 4, 2007 in St Augustine, Florida (transportation and hotelexpenses paid) and a LAPTOP ComputerFirst Prize $500.00 Savings BondSecond Prize $250.00 Savings BondThird Prize $100.00 Savings BondPlease send four copies of your essay to the following address. All essays become property of St Photios GreekOrthodox National Shrine. Please include a cover page with name, address, phone number and email address. Also,it is recommended that a one paragraph autobiographical statement and photo be submitted for possible publication.Remember the deadline is November 1, 2006.Committee Members: Dr Louis Gaitanis, St Augustine; Katherine Bacalis, Jacksonville;Renee Gahagan, Daytona BeachPolexeni Maouris Hillier - Associate DirectorSt Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine41 St George StSt Augustine, Florida 32084904 829 firstname.lastname@example.com FEAST DAYS and NAME DAYS FOR THE COMING WEEK on Oct. 1The Feast of the Holy Skepi of the Theotokos Ananias, Apostle of the 70 Romanos the Melodist on Oct. 2Cyprian the Holy Martyr, Justina the Virgin-martyr of Nicomedea Eleutherios and Roustikos, the Athenian Martyrs Theophilus the Confessor on Oct. 3Dionysios the Areopagite John the Chozebite, Bishop of Caesaria on Oct. 4Hierotheos, Bishop of Athens Domnina the Martyr and her daughters on Oct. 5Charitina the Martyr Methodia the Righteous of Kimolos Eudokimos the Unknown of Mount Athos Peter, Alexis, Jonah, Hermogenes & Tikhon, Metropolitans of Moscow on Oct. 6Thomas the Apostle of the 12 Eroteis the Martyr of Cappadocia Makarios the Righteous of Chios on Oct. 7Sergius & Bacchus the Great Martyrs of Syria Polychronios the Martyr Julian the Presbyter & Caesarius the Deacon John the Hermit of Crete PARISH LIFE His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios travelled to HOLY TRINITY/ST. JOHN THE THEOLOGIAN in Jackson, MS, and will travel to Chicago to attend the SCOBA meeting.Philoptochos HOLY TRINITY, Asheville, NC is collecting empty medicine bottles; and food for the needy; as well as knitting scarves.HOLY TRANSFIGURATION, Marietta, GA Byzantine Chant Class Tuesday evenings beginning Oct. 3, 7pmHOLY TRINITY, Asheville, NC Iconography Classes, beginning Sat. Oct. 7,12pm, Instructor: Gloria Gaffney ST. GEORGE Greenville, SC Greek School Saturday, Oct. 21, picnic at Paracletos Monastery ST. SOPHIA, Miami, FL, GOYA Halloween Bash, Saturday, Oct. 28, 6:30 pm. Games, prizes, costume contest, trick or treating, and `not so haunted` house. Admission is free - but bring a covered dish for a potluck dinner & a bag of candy. ST. BARBARA, Sarasota, FL Outreach Ministry is collecting different items for the Resurrection House Center for the homeless. For Oct., they will be collecting mens and womens tennis shoesPlease continue to pray for little Jacob Rickman (age 2, currently undergoing chemotherapy in preparation for a bone marrow transplant. Parents Jay & Wendy Rickman,Charleston and Yiayia Mary Rickman, Columbia, SC. www.caringbridge.org/visit/jacobalexander. Polly Hillier is looking for help with the first Saturday morning cultural experience at the St Photios Shrine, to teach Orthodoxy, Greek Language, Music and Cuisine. Also needed are donations of Spanakopita, Baklava, and Keftedakia for the Taste of Greece. Pre-event planning meeting Tuesday Oct. 10, 5pm. at the Shrine.ST. GEORGE, New Port Richey, FL is asking for donations to purchase Orthodox books for a prison library. ST. PAUL, Savannah, GA is looking for home movies of their Parishs activities from the 70s-the present for a video history of the church for the 100th Anniversary Celebration, as well as copies or extra originals of newspaper and/or magazine clippings. Contact Leah Stoupenos for more information 897-2744Speaker Series Life & Family Ministry present Megan Brightwell, Professional Counselor, Oct. 8, 5pm for Discussion with GOYANs Risky Business:Your Choices Matter 6:45pm - Discussion with Adults Todays Teens: What you dont know can kill them! RSVP by Oct. 1, Pot Luck Dinner: Main dish will be provided. Please bring a side dish to share.Philoptochos,ST. NEKTARIOS Charlotte NC, is collecting new orgently used children's book for a Literacy Outreach Project Books will be donated to Charlotte Reads. PARISH BULLETIN BOARD - UPCOMING EVENTS SEPTEMBERHOLY TRANSFIGURATION, Marietta, GA, Movie Night,Friday,Sept. 29,7:3010:30pmST. ATHANASIOS, Gulf Shores, AL, Golf Classic, Saturday, Sept. 30, Glenlakes Golf ClubPhiloptochos, ST. NEKTARIOS, Saturday, Sept. 30, 9-4pm Bake sale at UNCC International FestivalOCTOBERGodparent Sunday,Oct.1,ST. CATHERINE, W. Palm Beach,FL,brunch by Sunday SchoolPAREA, ANNUNCIATION, Atlanta, GA Oct. 2, 11:30am. Athens Pizza House District GOYA meeting, Oct. 2, ST. DEMETRIOS, Ft. Lauderdale, FLLandmark Diner, Atlanta, GA Tuesday, Oct. 3, 5pm, meet Abbess Pavlina, Sisters Mariam & Alexia of the PARACLETOS MONASTERY, Abbeville, SC. Food and refreshments. All proceeds benefit building the Chapel at the Monastery. Special guest, Father Ioannou, from Meteora. Contact Theodora Abazis 678-557-7492 ST. NEKTARIOS Charlotte NC Blood Drive Tuesday, Oct. 3, 3:30-8pm. HOLY TRINITY/HOLY CROSS Birmingham, AL, Family Night, begins Wednesday, Oct. 4District GOYA Basketball Tournament, Oct. 7, ST. MARK, Boca Raton, FLST. JOHN, Tampa, FL, 50th Anniversary Celebration, with His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios. Vespers, Sat. Oct. 7, 5:30pm, Sunday Oct. 8, 8:30am, Divine Liturgy 10am, followed by lunchST. NEKTARIOS, Charlotte, NC Speaker Series: Megan Brightwell, Oct. 8, 5pm Discussion with GOYANsRisky Business: Your Choices Matter,6pm Pot Luck Dinner6:45pm Discussion with AdultsTodays Teens: What you dont knowcan kill them!Godparents Sunday, Oct. 8, ST. NICHOLAS, Tarpon Springs, FLLock-in Retreat, ST. NICHOLAS, Tarpon Springs, FL, Oct. 13-14, 2:30pm-11am, The Beauty of Gods Creation, Vespers,Music,Games,Icebreakers, Karaoke,Talent Show,Food,Movie,fun! Register online www.epiphanycity.org, deadline Oct. 6ST. MARK, Boca Raton, FL Philoptochos Annual Welcome Back Dinner Dance, Oct. 14ANNUNCIATION, Ft. Myers, FL Golf Tournament, Saturday, Oct. 14, entry fee $100, Lexington CC, check-in 11:30am, shotgun start 1pmST. BARBARA, Sarasota, FL GOYA Spaghetti Luncheon, Oct. 15Laconian Society of Atlanta Bake Sale Sunday,Oct. 15,ANNUNCIATION,Atlanta, GA IOCC Pan Orthodox Prayer Service & Dinner,HOLY TRINITY,Charlotte,NC,Oct. 18SS. CONSTANTINE & HELEN, Fayetteville, NC, Oct. 20, Fall FestivalST. BARBARA,Sarasota,FL,Family Night Fall Festival, Friday, Oct. 20ST. SOPHIA, Miami, FL Philoptochos Taverna Night, Friday, Oct. 20, 7pm. Greek Food, Music & fun!Adults/$15, Students/$7(17 & under)ST. SOPHIA Philoptochos Dinner Dance/Silent Auction, Suntree Country Club, Saturday Oct. 21HOLY TRANSFIGURATION, Marietta, GA, The Eclectic Cafe - Oct. 21ST. GEORGE Greenville, SC GOYA Halloween Carnival Sunday, Oct. 225:30pm to 8:00pmST. GEORGE Greenville, SC AHEPA Numbers Night Sunday, Oct. 22, 6pm fun, drinks, appetizers, dinner, dessert & drawings. Ticket $100. ST. BARBARA, Sarasota, FL. Young Spirits Sunset Dinner Cruise, Friday, Oct. 27ST. BARBARA, Sarasota, FL, Greek School OXI Day Luncheon,Sunday,Oct. 29 SAVE THE DATE! IMPORTANT UPCOMING EVENTS NOVEMBERSS. CONSTANTINE & HELEN, Fayetteville, NC, Youth Ministry Holly Day Fair fundraiser Nov. 2-5ST. MARK, Boca Raton, FL Religious Education Seminar & Workshop Saturday, Nov. 4 ST. MARK, Boca Raton, FL Philoptochos Membership Champagne Brunch, Saturday, Nov. 4, 11am-1pm,for reservations contact Ann Douglas at 561-620-0408.ST. NEKTARIOS Feast Day CELEBRATION SATURDAY, Nov. 4, Comedy night featuring Greek American commedian Hope Mihalap, dinner & dancing, benefiting the SanctuaryDistrict GOYA "Survivor" Weekend & Meeting, Nov. 4 ST. NICHOLAS, Ft. Pierce, FLST. CATHERINE, W. Palm Beach, FL, Nov. 18, Dinner Dance12th Annual Glendi, Evrytanian & Laconian Associations & ANNUNCIATION, Atlanta, GA, Nov. 25, cocktails 7pm, heavy hors d'ouevres, 8-10pm, music by the fabulous Grecian Keys, adults $25, children under 10, $12DECEMBERDistrict GOYA Soccer Tournament, Dec. 2, ST. CATHERINE, W. Palm Beach, FL December 27-30 Winter Youth Rally-Atlanta, GA2007ST. ATHANASIOS, Gulf Shores, AL Greek Night 2007, Dinner/Dance, Nick Trivelas and the Ageans Band, January 13, 2007 ANNUNCIATION, Atlanta, GA, Cathedral Ball, Saturday, January 27, 2007ST. SOPHIA, Miami, FL, June 15, 16 & 17, 2007 Archdiocesan Oratorical Festival FESTIVALS ANNUNCIATION CATHEDRAL, Atlanta, GA, Atlanta Greek Festival, Oct. 58HOLY TRINITY, Orlando, FL 28th annual Greek Fest Oct. 6-8. Traditional Greek food, live music & vendors. For more information please visit our Greek Fest web site at www.Orlandogreekfest.comAnderson Greek Festival, Saturday, Oct. 7,12:30-11pm, Anderson Farmers Market & Arts Center in downtown Anderson, SC. Enjoy authentic Greek food and pastries!Entertainment featuring Nick Demos and theGreek Islanders, Troupe Adelphia ofGreenville. Proceeds benefit the Building Fund of the Paracletos Greek Orthodox Monastery (inAntrereville).Annual HOLY TRINITY, St. Augustine, FL Greek Festival Oct. 6-8, St. Augustine AmphitheaterHOLY TRINITY, Orlando/Maitland, FL 28th annual Greek FestOct. 6-8. For more information please visit our Greek Fest web site at www.Orlandogreekfest.com HOLY TRINITY, Augusta GA Greek Festival Oct. 13-152nd Annual Cumming Greek FestivalGreek food & pastries, Greek folk dancing & music, shopping, kids play area, raffles. Oct 21-22,STS. RAPHAEL, NICHOLAS & IRENE, 3074 Bethelview Rd. Cumming, GA, www.stsrni.orgST. PAUL, Savannah, GA, Savannah Greek Festival, Oct. 19-21HOLY MOTHER OF GOD, Tallahassee, FL Greek Food Festival 2006, Oct. 27 & 28ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL, Lecanto, FL Greek Festival Oct. 27-29, 11am7pm Friday and Saturday, til 5pm on Sunday. For additional information, visit the Parishs web site at www.stmichaelgoc.org, and visit the Festival pageST. NICHOLAS, Tarpon Springs, FL Annual Grecian Festival, Oct. 26-29Tampa Greek Festival, ST. JOHN, Nov. 3-529th Annual ST. DEMETRIOS Greek Festival, Daytona Beach, FL, Nov. 9-12OPA!!! Please, join us for the Fun, Food, Wine, Music and Dance! You won't be able to resist becoming Greek for a Day! 12th ANNUAL GLENDI Nov. 25, 2006Kartos Ballroom, ANNUNCIATION CATHEDRAL, Atlanta, GAFeaturing music by the fabulous Grecian Keys Sponsored by the Evrytanian & Laconian Associations and Annunciation CathedralCocktails 7 pm, heavy hors douevres, 8-10pmDont miss this event of the year! Make your plans to attend Atlanta this Thanksgiving weekend. Affordable to all $25/adults, $12/children (10 & under)Contact Gus Plagianis, 770-242-8722 or Nick Katapodis, 404-252-4653 for information and reservations ST. AUGUSTINE GREEK FESTIVAL Dear Friends:Opa! On October 6th, 7th and 8th, St. Augustines rich Greek history will be on center stage with music, dancing and authentic food and drink at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre (A1A South). In its ninth year, the Greek Festival, hosted by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, has become a St. Augustine tradition. We would like to personally invite you to join us for this fun-filled event. We will have an assortment of your favorite Greek dishes including lamb, souvlaki, gyro, pastitsio, spanakopita, tiropita and more. Dont forget to stop by the Kafenio (a cup of Greek Coffee is the perfect afternoon treat) and Pastry Shop for a wide selection of pastries - baklava, kourambiedes, pastes, galactobouriko, diples and more; there will also be loukoumades. New this year, try our Baklava Sundae. Visit the Agora, Bakaliko, and various other vendors. And dont forget the Kids center where there will be games, face painting, and more. Also on Saturday, a live Collectibles and Memorabilia Auction*, featuring exquisite piece from the first "modern" Olympics in 1896, and many other items. Visitors will also enjoy continuous live music from The Hellenic Band of Jupiter. The Nisiotes Greek Dance Troupe will perform throughout the weekend in beautiful ethnic costumes representing various islands and regions of Greece. Free Greek dance lessons will be offered. The hours of the festival are Friday, Oct 6, 4 p.m. 9 p.m.; Saturday, Oct 7, 11 a.m. 9 p.m.; and Sunday, Oct 8, 12 p.m. 6 p.m. Admission is only $1.00. Additional parking will be at R. B. Hunt Elementary School with free shuttle.For more information call the church office at 904/829-0504 or visit the festival website at http://holytrinitygoa.org/greekfest.come and be Greek for a day! Please pass this along. We hope to see you there METROPOLIS YOUTH NEWS AND COMING EVENTS Dear Youth Workers!We have just finished sending out the main forms you will need for the upcoming GOYA Advent Retreat. All forms will be in the mail today to your parishes, and on the website by Monday! The main forms you need to be concerned for now are: 0. The letter from the Priests who are facilitating these weekends.1. The main flyer for this event2. Registration form for your GOYANS***3.***This one is new: Diakonia Center Participant Guidelines4. GOYA Advent Retreat Information Page:(how much/ when checking....details about the event)12. The Schedule for the weekend13. What to bring I have found that most organized GOYA Advisors purchase a portable file...(Target), and put all of their GOYANS in a file with all the the information below, as it is the same for every event we host, and they do not have to hunt it down for every event. If you keep an original on each child, you have the main information! Registration Forms filled out...(except for the event....and they add that later for each event they attend)CovenantMedical formsInsurance Card-front and back Metropolis WaiverAny local forms you may need! Please do not hesitate to email or call at any time! This retreat is sure to be great!If you are 'planning' on attending...if you will take a moment and email me of your intentions....that would be great!Take care....Your sister in Christ,firstname.lastname@example.com EXT 19Camp Photos on the Saint Stephens Camp web site. You can link to them directly or through the camp home page.The website is: www.saintstephenscamp.orgHere are the direct linksSession 1: http://www.saintstephenscamp.org/PhotoGallery/Camp%202006/Session 2: http://www.saintstephenscamp.org/PhotoGallery/Camp%202006/Session 3: http://www.saintstephenscamp.org/PhotoGallery/Camp%202006/Please share your best photos with us so that we may add these to the website! Send your photos on a disc to:Michelle Cassimus-Metropolis of Atlanta-2480 Clairmont Road, NE, Atlanta, GA 30329If you only have a few to send, you may email them to me:Michelle Cassimus: firstname.lastname@example.com may also link to the photos from our Metropolis website:www.atlanta.goarch.org1. Click on second top heading: "Metropolis Resources"2. Click on: "Youth Diakonia, Education & Hellenic Culture"3. Click on: "Camps"Photos will be added to these two websites as campers and staff share their photos with us! Please check weekly!SAVE THE DATE!CAMP REUNION, ST. JOHN, Tampa, FL, Sept. 30-Oct.1St. John, Tampa, will again be hosting a reunion for Florida youth who attended our St. Stephen Camp this usmmer. The reunion will be a "lock-in" event, so participants should bring sleeping bags etc. $10/for the weekend. RSVP to Fr. Stavros by Sept. 15, email@example.com Advent RetreatLake Yale Retreat Center in Leesburg, FL, Dec. 1-3HELLENIC DANCE FESTIVAL 2007February 2-4, 2007HOLY TRINITY,Clearwater, FL "GREECE: SECRETS OF THE PAST" IMAX Movie August 19, 2006 through January 19, 2007 Journey to the birthplace of democracy and embark on a quest to uncover the buried secrets of one of the world's most enlightened societies. Set against the breathtaking, azure vistas of the Greek Isles, Greece is both a modern detective story and a sweeping journey to the distant past, complete with digitally recreated scenes that restore centuries-old spectacles such as the original Parthenon and the volcanic eruption that buried Santorini in 1646 BC. MacGillivray Freeman's Greece: Secrets of the Past is presented by Alex G. Spanos in association with the Canadian Museum of Civilization and Museum Film Network with major funding from the National Science Foundation. Greece is sponsored locally by Buckhead Life Restaurant Group, VIP Gift and Delta Air Lines.IMAX Times Monday Saturday11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m.Sunday1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m.Friday for Martinis & IMAX®7 p.m., 9 p.m. FERNBANK MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 767 Clifton Road, NE Atlanta, GA 30307-1221 Administration: 404.929.6300 Ticket Sales: 404.929.6400 Free parking available. OCF NEWS OCF WORK-DAZESept 29Oct 1 College Student Retreat Learning to live and apply a deeper Orthodox Christian faith DIAKONIA CENTER 455 Quail Ridge Road Salem, SC, 29676 864-944-6788 Directions: www.diakoniacenter.org Past work-days have proved to be FUN & rewarding to all. Meet & network with other Orthodox students from the South-East. Work outdoors planting & watering (or dreaming?) at this naturally beautiful & spiritually refreshing retreat. The DC is located in upstate SC off Scenic Hwy 11 in Oconee County. For Photos & EZ directions check out the DIAKONIA website above. Sign up today to reserve your spot! Call Connie 828-890-1983 More info about the Orthodox Christian Fellowship can be found at http://www.ocf.net Director for the Greek Orthodox Atlanta Metropolis OCF- Fr. Anthony Salzman, Athens GA What a deal ;-) Reflect & Relax while you work for free lodging & food. Register with: email@example.com or call 828-890-1983 for a registration form. Arrive Fri, eve: 7-10 pm Depart Sunday after lunch.Looking for that special gift for a college student?Orthodox Christian Fellowship has developed the Connect Kit, an essential collection of resources to help young persons stay connected to the Church during one of the most challenging times of their lives, college. The Connect Kit aims to equip the college student with resources and information to aid them in growing in and connecting to their faith. The Connect Kit makes a great gift!Contains: Diptych Self-standing Icon (4x6 in. ea.) Bible (Standard NKJV or Orthodox Study Bible) The Orthodox Way - Bp. Kallistos Ware My Orthodox Prayer Book Finding Ones Calling in Life - Fr. Thomas Hopko OCF Water Bottle OCF Fridge Magnet Chocolate Candied Popcorn Information - Using Your Kit,OCF Brochure and more(*does not include shipping, prices are subject to change without notice) To order go to www.ocf.net or call 800-919-1OCF.Volume Ordering Available$29.95-$53*(with the Orthodox Study Bible) CELEBRATING OUR GREEK CULTURE Celebrating Our Greek Culture, at the St. Photios Shrine, Saturday, Oct. 21, 10am -12:30pm.Experience an armchair trip to Greece learning a bit of its land, history, people, arts and language culminating with a Taste of Greek DelightsA free event geared to persons of all ages RSVP with Patsy Elliot by Wednesday, October 18! SCHEDULE 10:00 a.m. Greece the lay of the land and its beautiful seas - Ancient Greece- 800100 BC the birth of Civilization as we know it today Looking at a its Millennium through a timeline 10:30 a.m. Modern Greece its history can arguably begin with the Treaty of London in 1832 when it became a monarchy. Explore this benchmark right through to the Second Athens Olympic Games of 2004. 11:00 a.m. Interactive Learning Experience Choose one topic to explore ·The language the alphabet, basic conversation, writing ones name·The music religious, folk and modern song·The religion Greek Orthodoxy is the predominant religion what does it mean to be Greek Orthodox?·The cuisine what is it that makes Greek cuisine Greek take three recipes home with you11:45 A TASTE OF GREECE Savor spinach pie (spanakopita), meatballs (keftedakia), pasta (makaronada) and baklava while listening to that famous Greek Jazz music rembetika. Space is Limited to 25For further information please call Polly at St Photios 904 829 8205 or email your inquiry at firstname.lastname@example.com WINTER YOUTH RALLY 2006 Isaiah 64:8 We are the clay, You are our potter Shaping Our Life According to ChristWhen: December 27-30, 2006Wednesday evening Saturday afternoonWhere: Atlanta, GeorgiaThe Newly RenovatedAtlanta Century Marriott Hotel4 days, 3 nights, Vespers, Basketball, Volleyball, Social Activities, Bible Bowl, Nick Demos & the Islanders, dinner/dance & MORE!Registration/Forms available September 1st via websitewww.atlanta.goarch.orgWinter Youth Rally Chairmen+Father John Johns: email@example.com Orologas: firstname.lastname@example.com or 770.578.9118Please call to VOLUNTEER or for questions!


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A View of the ParishYour Online Parish Clerk for Chiselhurst is: VACANT. Chiselhurst is, ecclesiastically, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the archdeaconry of Canterbury and in the deanery of Dartford. The church is named for St. Nicholas with registers commencing 1559. Chislehurst, a village, a parish, and a sub-district in Bromley district, Kent. The village stands on a fine common, elevated about 300 feet above sea level, near a station of its own name on the Direct Tunbridge railway, 3 miles east of Bromley; and has a post office under London SE., and a fair on Whit-Wednesday. The parish comprises 2,738 acres. Real property in 1860, £10,973. Population in 1861, 2,287. Houses, 424. The property is subdivided. The manor belonged to the Walsinghams; and passed to the Betensons and the Lords Sydney. Camden Place was the residence of Camden the antiquary, and is now a seat of Marquis Camden. The living [Chiselhurst] is a rectory in the diocese of Canterbury. Value, £487 with a habitable glebe house. Patron, the Bishop of Worcester. The church is early and later English; was well restored in 1849; has a spire, rebuilt in 1858; and contains interesting monuments. The vicarage of Sidcup is a separate benefice. There are a church-school, Wesleyan and Roman Catholic chapels, national schools, a Roman Catholic orphanage, and charities £69. Sir Francis Walsingham and Sir Nicholas Bacon were natives. The sub-district contains eight parishes. Acres, 16,809. Population in 1861, 8,613. Houses, 1,594. Sidcup a village and a chapelry in Chislehurst parish, Kent. The village stands adjacent to the Lee and Dartford loop-line of the North Kent railway, 2-3/4 miles southeast of Eltham; is a seat of petty sessions; and has a station on the railway, and a R. police station. The chapelry was constituted in 1844; and its post town is Foots Cray, under London SE.. Rated property in 1859, £1,743. Population in 1861, 976. Houses, 187. Sidcup Lodge, Sidcup House, and Pound Place, are chief residences. The living [Sidcup] is a vicarage in the diocese of Canterbury. Value, £200 with a habitable glebe house. Patron, the Bishop of Worcester. The church was built in 1844. There are a Baptist chapel, a national school, and handsome endowed residences for six unmarried ladies.1 |
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I really like all the Badger products I have tried and this one is no exception. I like vanilla scented items and especially like the scent of MAC vanilla scented lipstick and lipgloss. I don't know that I would have thought to try a vanilla lipbalm had I not thought to myself, "You love the vanilla scent of MAC lippies, so why not a lipbalm?".. I really love the smell of this lip balm!! I wish I could get the same scent in a lotion, perfume, body wash etc. As far as the texture goes, it's very buttery and actually absorbs into my lips instead of just sitting on top of the skin. The ingredients are all natural and organic so I feel good letting my young kids use it as well. I even rub some on their cheeks sometimes if they get dry skin. Price is $3 USD at http://www.badgerbalm.com/pc-414-11-usda-certified-organic-lip-balm-sticks.aspx Great stuff!
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The Darby Translation (DBY) | New International Version (NIV) |
24 Because all flesh [is] as grass, and all its glory as [the] flower of grass. The grass has withered and [its] flower has fallen; | 24 For, "All men are like grass, and all their glory is like the flowers of the field; the grass withers and the flowers fall, |
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Department of Writing
Before I knew it, the holidays were over and school was looming on the increasingly near horizon. It was time to finalize my schedule and seriously face the fact that it was the last schedule I would do for my undergraduate studies: graduation was frighteningly close.
Tagging along with my roommate to an early morning resume seminar at Career Services made me realizing two things: I still hated mornings and after four years of morning classes that was just sad, and that my resume was in desperate need of some sparkle. Other student's resumes in the seminar spoke of awards and volunteer work that filled their resume with dedication and polish. I knew I had the talent necessary to be a valuable member of a team yet I wanted something on my resume that proved it. I thought an internship would be a perfect fit because it one, stopped me from taking yet another class that I didn't really need but needed three credits in order to accommodate financial aid restrictions and it would be real world exposure which was handy considering in a few months I would be venturing out there alone.
I started racking my brain and made up a list of possible businesses that would hopefully have use for an enthusiastic undergrad. I had no method to my list and it ranged from the local newspaper to a communications company in town that did statistics for the area.
I spent the rest of the day making some phone calls; among them I spoke with the Director of the United Way in Muskegon County and was extremely happy to find out they had no existing interns and were very excited at the possibility of someone interested in working with them on an upcoming Women's Leadership Council. She was especially glad to hear I was a Writing major and told me she had a million things I could do. I immediately knew I really wanted this internship and was looking forward to the following day when I would meet with her. I really related to her friendly, personable attitude on the phone. She dissolved any and all nerves I had about speaking with her before I even met her.
The next morning before I left to meet with her I printed off a copy of my resume on the impressive resume paper I bought at Office Max (a suggestion from Career Services), added a few writing samples to my bag and left, without a trace of the nerves that I usually felt when interviewing.
I spent two hours meeting with Jackie, who would be my boss and I was really excited about the internship. She never officially said I had the internship or I didn't but when at the end of our meeting she opened up a door and showed me my office (complete with a window, a flat screen computer monitor and a sad, sad looking fica plant) and told me to speak with the web person to obtain an email account and password, I was thinking I got it.
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