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PALM CITY - Every cat that comes to Caring Fields Felines has a story. Many of the stories have sad beginnings, but once a cat arrives at our sanctuary, life improves dramatically. Such was the case for Aphrodite.
Aphrodite is beautiful. Bright blue eyes and classic Siamese features, she loves people and probably lived with a caring family at some point. However, somewhere along the line, something went terribly wrong in her life. She found herself abandoned outdoors, desperately competing for food with a colony of feral cats that weren't very welcoming. By the time she was discovered by a concerned citizen, she was skinny, beaten up and pregnant.
After being brought to Caring Fields Felines, Aphrodite's next stop was a visit to Savanna Animal Hospital. Here she was well cared for until she gave birth to five healthy kittens.
The mother and kittens then headed to the foster home of Ruth O'Brien. Ruth describes Aphrodite as a wonderfully nurturing mother. Attentive to her babies, she was often found playing with her kittens or giving them a thorough grooming followed by a nursing session and a nap. She and the kittens flourished and eventually the kittens were adopted into permanent homes. Finally, the only cat that remained was Aphrodite herself.
Around people, Aphrodite is the perfect cat. She is curious, affectionate and playful. She has a healthy appetite and isn't a picky eater. She is also extremely fastidious regarding her personal hygiene and her use of the litter box. She's about a year and a half old, spayed, and has been given all of her vaccinations and a rabies shot. For those who are looking for a Siamese, you couldn't ask for more!
However, Aphrodite does not like other cats or even dogs. Perhaps her experience with the outdoor cat colony turned her against other animals, or possibly there was an incident in her first home, we'll never know for sure. Whatever the reason, Aphrodite wants to be the only pet in the family.
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Yes, thank you for reminding me. I can stabilize the film with an old stabilizer. It will do the job for both new and old films. I believe my 46 mm 400VC roll is post 2003 though.
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Yes, thank you for reminding me. I can stabilize the film with an old stabilizer. It will do the job for both new and old films. I believe my 46 mm 400VC roll is post 2003 though.
I am hording Provia 400X. Anybody know how long high speed slide film will last?
I have it sealed in the freezer, but I assume it won't have the same shelf life as 100 speed film.
I just shot a roll of Kodak slide film that's been expired for 5 years and sitting at room temperature.
To my surprise it was absolutely fine.
your experience matches mine both for color film and for black and white
about halfway through the thread you will see information posted by a appugger named "mr bill"
he worked for a major portrait company and he and his workmates did all sorts of "destructive testing"
on color film ( "hot box" ). it was interesting to see that color films are quite robust and they did not degrade
as one might imagine they would.
me, personally i only shoot expired film these days, some old, some very old, and while i don't use a densitometer
(and don't care to use one ) i haven't found much trouble in my expired emulsions. YMMV thought, because
others in the thread posted their findings ( B/W ) from using a densitometer, and posted #'s but even after they were
asked what the numbers meant their meanings were never revealed ... so my guess is that "there was a little fog" ...
and too much for their taste?
as for your provia ( i have about 300+ sheets at room temperature as well ) it might suffer a little contrast loss? maybe a little speed loss
and maybe a little color shift ... i'm processing all mine in b/w so i rate it slow ( way less than half box speed )
and processing it in dilute print developer first and then coffee developer.
good luck
A simple answer to the O.P's question is "not long enough".
I recently shot some old Kodak PR-100 220 rolls. I was very surprised that they came out with colors as good as (absolutely no worse than) the Konica (Konica Minolta) not old (frozen when it was still fresh) KN-400 that I also shot. The interesting thing is the PR-100 rolls had been left in my backpack for 2 years unattended. I guess I took the pack out of the freezer and then left it in the backpack totally forgot about it. I actually thought they had practically gone beyond usefulness even for snap shots. They came out beautifully.
I just looked at the PR-100 box and the expiration date was in 1999. The KN-400 had been frozen since 2006 with the expiration date of 2008. Konica KN-400 is a great film. The old Kodak Pro-100 after all the years in the freezer with 2 years left in the backpack turns out to be as good or better. I believe the films were already expired when I bought them on eBay. I still have a few 5-rool packs. The only hassle to use these films is I have to use Kodak Stabilizer which is no longer available. These films (KN400 and Pro-100) is a solid proof to me that their colors are superior to the digital camera images I got from my 17 mega pixel Canon for dummies. I now use the Canon only when I need to sell something on eBay.
By the way I processed theses films by myself with my Jobo ATL-2300. I believe the processing is a significant factor that the films came out so great. I have finally figured out how to use the Jobo correctly. I used only 470 ml of Kodak C-41 developer for 2 rolls of 220.
there are so many people who equate using ambient temperature stored
films ( color and black/white ) with a doomsday scenario ...
its nice to read others personal experiences with expired films.
because sometimes its not doomsday yet, and its just any other day ...
I shot a 35mm roll of old Elite Chrome 100. 10+ yrs expired, unknown storage before I got it. Just a bit of color casrt, but less than what a yellowed Takumar 50/1.4 throws onto an image.
2 rolls of '87 and '91 Kodachrome 64 and 200 were way out of whack.
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Strawberry Picking in Massachusetts
With summer coming up, there's a ton of farms around the Southcoast just waiting for you to come by and pick some of their fresh, home-grown fruit.
With summer coming up, there's a ton of farms around the Southcoast just waiting for you to come by and pick some of their fresh, home-grown fruit.
One of our own was named one of MA's Best Restaurants outside of Boston!
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Fairhaven residents and visitors will be able to take part in a new dining experience beginning this week.
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The restaurant boasts authentic Mexican cuisine entré
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One thing I love to do with my daughter Abby is watch the very popular "Diners Drive Ins and Dives". We came across an episode that had a couple Boston restaurants on it. One looked so good that I was inspired to break my routine of sticking to what I know to venture out to Boston and eat at Italian Express Piz
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Reliable, but unnamed, sources confirmed on Tuesday, June 18, 2013, that the Board of theologians of the Congregation for the Causes of the Saints have attributed a second miracle to the intercession of Blessed John Paul II. The nature of the miracle is a closely guarded secret but reports are that it will, "amaze the world". This would be the awaited confirmation of the second miracle which is needed for canonization. The first miracle was the recovery of a French nun, Sister Marie Simon-Pierre, from Parkinson\'s disease. It was confirmed and led to the beatification of John Paul II on May 1, 2011.
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6/22/2013 (2 years ago)
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Keywords: Blessed John Paul II, St John Paul II, canonization, miracles, communion of saints, holiness, Deacon Keith Fournier
VATICAN CITY (Catholic Online) - Reliable, but unnamed, sources confirmed on Tuesday, June 18, 2013, that the Board of theologians of the Congregation for the Causes of the Saints have attributed a second miracle to the intercession of Blessed John Paul II.
The nature of the miracle is a closely guarded secret but reports are that it will, "amaze the world".
This would be the awaited confirmation of the second miracle which is needed for canonization. The first miracle was the recovery of a French nun, Sister Marie Simon-Pierre, from Parkinson's disease. It was confirmed and led to the beatification of John Paul II on May 1, 2011.
Though there is no official confirmation, the same reports indicate that the canonization of Blessed John Paul II will occur in October of 2013, near the 35th anniversary of his election to the Chair of Peter. Blessed John Paul II went home to the Lord in 2005 at the age of 84.
On October 22, the Catholic Church in the United States commemorates the Memorial Feast of Blessed John Paul II. The priest presiding at Holy Mass prays during the Collect at our Liturgy, this prayer "O God, who are rich in mercy and who willed that the blessed John Paul the Second should preside as Pope over your universal Church, grant, we pray, that instructed by his teaching, we may open our hearts to the saving grace of Christ, the sole Redeemer of mankind."
This date was chosen to memorialize Pope John Paul's inauguration as Pope, the successor of the Apostle Peter, on October 22, 1978. I vividly remember that day, when a young, vibrant Polish Pope stepped out on to the balcony in St. Peters Square and signaled his mission:
"Be Not Afraid! Open up, no; swing wide the gates to Christ. Open up to his saving power the confines of the State, open up economic and political systems, the vast empires of culture, civilization and development. Be not afraid!" That homily is included in the Office of Readings for this new memorial, in the Liturgy of the Hours, or breviary.
Along with Bishops conferences throughout the world, the Bishops of the United States sought approval to celebrate this Feast and it was granted. That request clearly reflected the sense of the faithful throughout the whole world.
Blessed John Paul's magisterium (teaching office) set a framework for what has become under his successors, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and Pope Francis, a new missionary age of the Catholic Church throughout the entire world.
I was privileged to participate in writing a tribute to this marvelous Pope who took the names of his predecessors, to show his own commitment to such continuity.It is offered on Catholic Online. http://www.catholic.org/pope/jp2/
From the moment he stepped out on that balcony, he demonstrated a courageous and heroic faith which did not fear the world but entered into it to continue the loving work of the Savior who came to redeem and transform it from within.
Blessed John Paul II reasserted that the vital mission of the Church is to engage and transform all of human culture, including the arts, politics, the academy, and economic and political realm - because no area of human experience is off-limits to the influence of the Gospel and the Church.
He continually, in word and in deed, called all men and women to the Redeemer, Jesus Christ. He reminded us all that only in Jesus Christ can we discover the purpose and fulfillment of human life. He proclaimed that human existence itself is an invitation to communion with God and with one another.
He told an age bent on 'self fulfillment' that true human fulfillment only comes from giving ourselves in love to God and to one another. He called us to live a unity of life, wherein the implications of the Christian faith inform the entirety of life with no contradiction or separation.
He confronted, exposed and opposed the culture of death, wherein the human person is treated as an instrument to be used rather than an unrepeatable gift to be received. He proposed a different way, building a new culture of life where every human person, at every age and stage, is recognized as having an inviolable dignity and right to life, freedom and love.
He charted a path to peace and solidarity, proclaiming to all the nations that we are all our brothers' keeper and that we owe an obligation in solidarity to one another and, most especially, to the poor in all of their manifestations. He wrote of authentic freedom as a freedom for and not just a freedom from, a freedom whose exercise must be bounded by truth and lived in accordance with the moral understanding of our obligation to choose to do what is right.
He also exposed in his monumental Encyclical, The Gospel of Life, a counterfeit notion of freedom as a raw power over others. This lies at the root of the Culture of Death. And, as he so aptly proclaimed, procured abortion is only its cutting edge.
He countered a false notion of the autonomy of the individual as the measure of a freedom to do whatever one wants by insisting that the path to human flourishing is communion and solidarity. He repeatedly reminded us that true freedom must be exercised with reference choosing what is true - and what is good - lest it become a counterfeit, an abuse of freedom, leading to the slavery of sin.
He proclaimed a new and true humanism, reaffirming that we were created in the Image of God and called to love as God loved. We are being re-created, in Jesus Christ. We Love Incarante in Jesus Christ in whom the Father is revealed and man is revealed in his most high calling.
He insisted that through properly applying the treasury of the authentic social teaching of the Catholic Church - in our relationships with one another, in our families, in our societies, our nations and in the global community - authentic justice and freedom can actually be achieved.
Entrusted for twenty six years with serving the Church and the world from the Chair of Peter, Blessed John Paul II was a prophetic Pope in both word and deed. From his first encyclical letter entitled The Redeemer of Man"to his last, the Church of the Eucharist he proclaimed the splendor of truth. His profound Encyclical Letter on the Moral Life, bears than name. In it he laid the groundwork for what continues in a renewal of Moral Theology in the Catholic Church and beyond.
He called for reconciliation among separated Christians in his powerful encyclical letter "May They Be One" and proposed for a model of full communion with the Church which helped lay the groundwork for the creation of Anglican Ordinariates under His Holiness Benedict XVI.
With deep love for what one of his letters called the Light of the East he helped Eastern and Western Christianity to rediscover their dependence upon one another in order that the entire Body of Christ might once again breathe with "two lungs" and present the whole Jesus Christ to a world that needs to be liberated.
On April 2, 2005 at 9:37 p.m. Blessed John Paul II died in the Lord while the whole world watched, prayed and wept. Almost immediately upon his passing throngs of the faithful gathered in St Peters Square and began a chant which continues in the hearts of millions throughout the world "Santo Subito", Sainthood Now!
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI signed a decree recognizing the late Pope John Paul II's life of heroic virtue on December 19, 2009 and the late Pope was given the title of Venerable. In April of 2009 Pope Benedict XVI, told Pilgrims gathered in Rome "With you, I pray for the gift of beatification". That prayer was answered.
On Friday, January 14, 2011 the Holy See released the "Decree for the Beatification of the Servant of God John Paul II". Sunday, January 16, 2011, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, announced "On 1 May I will have the joy of proclaiming the Venerable Pope John Paul II, my predecessor, as a blessed. The date chosen is very significant because it will, in fact, be the second Sunday of Easter which he himself dedicated to Divine Mercy and on the eve of which his earthly life came to an end. Those who knew him, those who respected and loved him cannot but share in the Church's joy at this event."
In the last ten centuries of Church history no Pope has beatified his predecessor. From the beginning of Pope Benedict's pontificate it had been clear that he longed for this day. On April 3, 2011 at another Angelus, he told the faithful who gathered of his memories of the late John Paul II, "I remember him in prayer with affection as I think of you all. While we journey through Lent and prepare for the feast of Easter, we come with joy to the day when we will also venerate as a saint this great pope and witness of Christ, and rely even more on his intercession."
The choice of the Feast of Divine Mercy, May 1, 2011 for the beatification of Blessed John Paul II was intentional. Pope John Paul II had a deep devotion to his fellow Pole Sr. Faustina Kowalska and to the Divine Mercy devotion identified with her. In August 2002, in Lagiewniki, Poland where Sr. Faustina lived and died, John Paul II entrusted the entire world "to Divine Mercy, to the unlimited trust in God the Merciful."
The Decree of Beatification noted, "Since the beginning of his pontificate, in 1978, John Paul II often spoke in his homilies of the mercy of God. This became the theme of his second encyclical, Rich in Mercy, in 1980. He was aware that modern culture and its language do not have a place for mercy, treating it as something strange; they try to inscribe everything in the categories of justice and law. But this does not suffice, for it is not what the reality of God is about."
Blessed John Paul II was a man so filled with Jesus Christ that, like the Apostle Paul, he no longer lived but "Christ lived in him." (Galatians 2) The sentiment of the faithful expressed on the day on which his body was processed through the streets of Rome, Santo Subito has echoed as the Church has discerned the cause of his canonization.
He was raised to the Altar on the Feast of Divine Mercy and the faithful now call him "Blessed John Paul II." Now, the final step to his canonization, an attested second miracle, has reportedly been confirmed.
In an interview with the ZENIT news service in 2011, Monsignor Slawomir Oder, the postulator for the cause of the late Pope was asked whether other miracles were revealed during the process. He replied:
"There were so many graces and also alleged miracles. Some were examined more in-depth, because this is the practice. Before carrying out a study on a miracle, a prior study is done which in some way guarantees the process itself. In some cases we did further studies and the preliminary statements were good, but we did not continue to study them because the study on the miracle that had been chose was already under way."
He was asked a follow up question "Can you tell us in what countries these miracles happened?" Monsignor Oder replied "They were verified in France, in the United States, in Germany and in Italy." The postulator expressed what impressed him most about the inquiry into the life and ministry of the late Pope, "The aspect that amazed me, which also happens to be the most important aspect of his life, was the discovery that the source and origin of his extraordinary activity, of his generosity in acting, of the depth of his thought, was his relationship with Christ."
"What came to light was certainly a mystic. A mystic in the sense that he was a man who lived in the presence of God, who let himself be guided by the Holy Spirit, who was in constant dialogue with the Lord, who built his whole life around the question [asked to Peter]: "Do you love me?" His life was the answer to this essential question posed by the Lord. I think this aspect is the greatest treasure of the process."
We will soon affirm what the multiplying miracles attributed to his continued intercession confirm - and his extraordinary witness in life and death so beautifully demonstrated - Blessed John Paul II is a Saint.
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2) Use parchment paper to line 2 baking sheets.
3) In a bowl, add egg yolks and beat till golden.
4) Beat in honey till ribbons form, then mix in the vanilla.
5) Sift together whole wheat pastry flour, unbleached white flour, and cornstarch into a bowl and beat till blended.
6) Little at a time, gently fold in the flour mix into the egg mix.
7) In a bowl, beat egg whites till fluffy.
8) Add cream of tartar and beat till stiff.
9) Fold in the beaten whites and transfer the batter into a pastry bag a 3/4-inch mouth.
10) On the baking sheet, squeeze out 24 lines of 3 inches long dough, keeping them 1 inch apart.
11) Place on the middle shelf and bake each batch for 10 to 12 minutes, till lightly browned.
12) Remove gently with a spatula and place on wire racks to cool.
13) Drizzle with honey and serve.


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Dale Earnhardt Jr held the pack at bay to take his first win of the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup season at Talladega. Earnhardt's sixth Talladega win was achieved in unusual fashion for a superspeedway race, as he led most of the final stint while the field stubbornly remained in a long train behind him with no one willing to risk fanning out and making a move in case they lost the draft. The race finally erupted with a lap and a half to go, when Denny Hamlin pulled out from fourth place and made a charge for the front. Although it didn't pay off for Hamlin, it broke the train up and allowed others to make a run at Earnhardt and Hendrick team-mate Jimmie Johnson. Richard Childress Racing's Paul Menard [...]


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Combining academic excellence with faith formation and co-curricular learning opportunities, St. Michael's prepares the whole student for leadership, service and decision-making consistent with Catholic values.
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|Grades Offered
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|Year Founded
Student Body
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|387 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 37%
|Students by Grade
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|Total Classroom Teachers
|45 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
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|17 students
|Number of AP Courses
|18 courses
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|Art History, Biology, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Chemistry, Computer Science AB, English Language, English Literature and Composition, Environmental Science, Latin: Vergil, Macro Economics, Physics, Psychology, Spanish Language, Statistics, Studio Art 2-D, United States Government & Politics, United States History,
|Average SAT score
|Average ACT score
Finances and Admission
|% on Financial Aid
|Admissions Director
|Aaron Stancik
|Admissions Associate
|Joe Bernier
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|13 sports
|Baseball, Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, VolleyballBaseball, Basketball,
Cheering, Cross Country,
Football, Golf,
Lacrosse, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming,
Tennis, Track and Field,
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|26 extracurriculars
|Art Club, Band, Chess Club, Choir, Dance, Drama Club, Environmental Club, Film Club, Fishing Club, Junior State of America, Knittin Club, Literary Magazine, Math Club, Model United Nations, Multicultural Awareness Club, National Honor Society, Peer Leaders, Science Club, Service Crusaders, Shakespeare Club, Spirit Club, Student Council, Student Newspaper, Technology Club, Yearbook, Zoology Club Art Club, Band, Chess Club, Choir, Dance, Drama Club, Film Club, Fishing Club, Knittin Club, Math Club, Peer Leaders, Science Club, Spirit Club, Yearbook, Zoology Club, Environmental Club,
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Sensational 1846-O Seated Dollar, MS631846-O $1 MS63 PCGS. Only four Seated dollar issues were produced at the New Orleans Mint, with the 1846-O the first in the group. The issue is also significant because it is the premier branch mint silver dollar in U.S. coinage history. We do not know exactly how many dies the engraving department in Philadelphia prepared for the 1846-O production run, but at least three distinct reverses were used to strike a total of 59,000 coins. The entire mintage was achieved in the month of June, after which the majority of coins entered circulation. Few 1846-O dollars were deliberately set aside at the time of production; most Uncirculated examples that have survived probably did so purely by chance. While worn survivors are scarce, if somewhat overrated on today's market, accurately graded Mint State representatives are few and far between.
The First Branch Mint U.S. Silver Dollar
The First Branch Mint U.S. Silver Dollar
The present PCGS-certified 1846-O dollar easily qualifies for Condition Census standing. The reverse die seems to be the one that Bowers (1993) characterizes as having a "very weak and thin O mintmark." The date is not known for an especially sharp strike, and this coin is a little softly detailed around the obverse periphery from 12 o'clock to 5 o'clock. All remaining features on that side are bold, and the reverse displays an overall sharper impression. Both sides are toned in mottled steel-gray hues. There are a few scattered abrasions, but only a shallow scratch mark in the reverse field above the NE of ONE is useful for pedigree purposes. NGC and PCGS combined report only eight coins in MS63, and there are two finer pieces, one MS64 PCGS and one MS65 NGC (2/09).
Ex: Heritage (7/2006), lot 2651.
From The Joseph C. Thomas Collection.(Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 24YH, PCGS# 6933)
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