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My Mom was forever scolding me as a child for all the rocks I'd always have in my pockets... Maybe this is something I could do with all the rocks I'm tempted to pick up, but don't anymore (mostly because I don't like holey pockets) flowers made of wood and rocks - garden craft
Ideas, Rocks Flower, Flower Power, Gardens Art, Yards Art, Pebble Art, Crafts, Recycle Art, Rocks Art
Rock art work
(Idea) - Rock Yard Art
Rock flowers on old barn wood. Camp craft idea
Cute garden art from old boards, twigs, and smooth rocks.
Flower Power - sticks and stones on salvaged wood - cool recycled art for indoors or in the garden. by Michela Bufalini
All sorts of ideas from this! -- Amazing pebble art by Michela Bufalini
Love this! little idea
Monograms Letters, Gift, Crafts Ideas, Decor Letters, Monograms Ideas, Letters Art, Monogram Letters, Wooden Letters, Girls Rooms
Monogram letter art
decorate letter for the girls room!!! or their door!!! Cute!
Easy craft idea for walls
Fun monogram idea. (Baby girls room decor maybe)
Decorated Monogram Letters. Girls room
Monogram Letters for Big/Lil Gifts
Girls' room decor? Nice twist on wooden letters
Wallpaper lampshades
Lights, Ideas, Vintage Wallpapers, Lamps Shades, Pattern, Diy Lampshade, Crafty, Paper Lamps, Wallpapers Lampshades
vintage wall paper lamp shades
DIY: Vintage wallpaper lighting. Lamp shade and wallpaper.
"wallpaper lampshade. Step by step how-to is here: www.housetohome.c..." great idea
DIY lampshades
Like the idea but with different patterns
DIY good idea for lamp shades. I always hate the light fixtures but never know what to do with them until I can replace them. great for apt and dorms.
I have one of these- just didn't know what to do with it!
The Doors, Horse Shoes, Hors Shoes, Gifts Ideas, Wedding, Cute Ideas, Horses Shoes, Horseshoes Ideas, Housewarming Gifts
Horseshoe idea for wedding
Cute wedding or housewarming gift idea.
Perfect! I gave out horse shoes from my uncle's horses to family at my wedding rehearsal dinner!
Bless this Home cute idea for a house warming gift. I have a whole bucket of (rusty) horse shoes!
HAve always wanted a horse shoe for over the door but I havent a clue where to get one
made from an old lamp base. I'll never look at old lamps in the thriftstore the same way!
Projects, Idea, Lights Fixtures, Birdbaths, Birds Feeders, Bird Baths, Old Lamps, Birds Bath, Lamps Based
Bird baths made from old lamp bases - wow... too bad Chris and I broke that one lamp...it would have been GREAT for this project!
DIY Bird baths or feeders made from an old lamp base and fancy scalloped ceiling fixtures or other bowls/trays. #DIY #birdbaths #birdtable #bird table #bird feeder #bird table
Old Lamp Base + Old Light Fixture = Bird Bath Interesting idea
ruffled kitchen stool cover from Cottage at the Crossroads
Decor Ideas, Crafts Rooms, Kitchens Updates, Stools Covers, Cute Ideas, Ruffles Kitchens, Bar Stools, Ruffles Stools, Kitchens Stools
ruffled kitchen stool cover from Cottage at the Crossroads. I've got a bar stool I think I'll do this to!
A new ruffled stool cover, a sink skirt, and a new faucet are all part of a few kitchen updates
ruffled kitchen stool cover from Cottage at the Crossroads... I'd make this for my craft room stool!
ruffled stool cover... This would be adorable for a craft room.
cute idea! ruffled kitchen stool covers
pretty vintage paper behind old window
Vintage Paper, Shabby Chic, Vintage Window, Cupboards Doors, Old Window, Old Cabinets, Old Doors, Vintage Rose, Cabinets Doors
pretty vintage paper behind old window and painted roses in front <3 Shabby Chic Cottage Pink Roses
Vintage Rose Collection - pretty paper behind an old window
Pretty old cabinet door.
inspiration~pretty vintage paper behind old door
vintage paper backing for vintage window
pretty vintage paper behind cupboard door
pretty vintage paper or material behind old window .....*would be nice to make a medicine cabinet door using this idea
DIY: How To Make Appliques For Furniture - molds are made of play dough - the recipe is included for that as well. Great project!
Texasdaisey Creations, Crafts Ideas, Diy Furniture, Plays Dough, Appliqués Tutorials, Furniture Appliques, Mirror Diy Paintings, Furniture Decor Moldings, Diy Ornate Frames Paintings
Texasdaisey Creations: How To Make Appliques For Furniture using Playdoh. DIY: Furniture Applique Tutorial - how to make the play dough, form the impression & make the applique using many different materials as a pattern. She also has info on how you can recreate a piece of moulding that has broken off an ornate mirror, frame, etc. This is a great post!
Tuffits concrete stepping stone. Looks like pillows but are actually made of concrete
Gardens Charms, Accent Pillows, Alice Gardens, Outdoor, Concrete Step Stones, Vintage Pillows, Concrete Stepping Stones, Step To, Step Stones Pillows
Tuffits Concrete stepping stones that look like vintage pillows. Tuffits concrete stepping stone mimic the look & charm of vintage accent pillows. They look like they came right off your grandmother's divan! But Because they are concrete, these pillows can stay outdoors year-round. Use them for a welcoming garden path or to make benches & chairs appear colorful and comfy. Featured in April 2004 issue of Sunset Magazine, each is handcrafted & cast in all-weather concrete
"Tuffits concrete stepping stone mimic the look and charm of vintage accent pillows. They look like they came right off your grandmother's divan! But Because they are concrete, these pillows can stay outdoors year-round." I need these for an Alice garden!
Concrete stepping stones that look like vintage pillows. Steps to playhouse
concrete stepping stone pillows!!!
Cheese and Cream Baked Potatoes. Sheesh! How delicious.
Baked Potatoes, Side Dishes, Recipe, Baking Potatoes, Yummy Food, Cooking, Cheese, Cream Baking, Heather Christo
Yummy Side Dish: Cheese and Cream Baked Potatoes by Heather Christo
Cheese and Cream Baked Potatoes by Heather Christo, via Flickr I got this recipe at http://greekfood-recipes.com/posts/Cheese-and-Cream-Baked-Potatoes-by-Heather-Christo-57720
Cheese and Cream Baked Potatoes | Heather Christo Cooks
To make this small garden chandies, just take a faucet handle and wire on some prisms. You can add a glass doorknob if you'd like.
Faucets Handles, Doors Knobs, Glasses Doorknob, Gardens Chandeliers, Crafts Projects, Windchimes, Diy Craft, Wind Chimes, Small Gardens
To make this small garden chandies, just take a faucet handle and wire on some prisms. You can add a glass doorknob too. DIY Craft Projects using Old Vintage Windows - Trash to Treasure - Architectural Salvage
To Make This Small Garden Chandelier, Take A Faucet Handle, Wire On Some Prisms. You Can Add A Glass Door Knob If You Like
Wind chime using old faucet handle, glass door knob, and prisms.
Small garden 'chandeliers', Faucet handle, wire on some prisms. You can add a glass doorknob etc.-from crystal chandeliar
A faucet handle, glass doorknob and prisms make a cute windchime
How to make Borax Crystal Hearts
Diy Kids Crafts, Valentines Crafts, Borax Crystals, Science Experiment, Fun Projects, Borax Heart, Heart Diy, Valentines Kids Crafts, Christmas Ornament
Cute Science Experiment How to Make Borax Crystals in the shape of a heart DIY. Fun for a school valentines craft
Cute Science Experiment How to Make Borax Crystals in the shape of a heart DIY Could also make stars, trees, snowflakes, etc for christmas ornaments?
These would make cool christmas ornaments. Fun project!
Borax Heart How to Make Borax Crystals in the shape of a heart.
valentines kid crafts!
Beyond The Picket Fence
Diy Ideas, Old Suitcases, Picket Fence, Dogs Bowls, Dogs Lovers, Happy Dogs, Pet Food, Dogs Photo, Bows Wow
Beyond The Picket Fence: Bow-Wow! Old vanity case used to house pet food and water bowls
12 DIY Ideas for Old Suitcases
For the dog lover in all of us!
Happy dog
Beyond The Picket Fence: Bow-Wow! Used an old cosmetic case ( luggage) to create this dog bowl holder! Decoupaged a cute black/white dog photo to the inside top! Creativity !!
Hang Shelves Upside Down & Use Brackets as Dividers.
Shelf Dividers, Closet Organization, Organizations, Shelves, Shelf Brackets, Hou, Great Ideas, Diy, Linens Closet
This site has great ideas for closet organization! Love the brackets on the shelving!!!
For super-neat folded clothes or towels, install wooden shelf dividers using Wooden shelf brackets. | 53 Seriously Life-Changing Clothing Organization Tips OR Hang your shelves upside down so that the brackets automatically create built-in compartments
easy DIY closet organizers - upside-down shelves become separators for clothes and purses
Upside down shelf brackets as closet organizers. Perfect for linen closets or laundry room shelves
old book spines glued to a box.. great idea for a hidden bookshelf storage.
Hidden Storage, Books Spine, Bookshelf Storage, Spine Glu, Books Boxes, Cool Ideas, Great Ideas, Hidden Bookshelf, Old Books
Book box. Old book spines glued to a box. Great idea for a hidden bookshelf storage.
old book spines glued to a box.. great idea for a hidden bookshelf storage. - I hate the idea of destroying books like that but I love the idea of hidden storage
Old book spines glued to a box. Great idea for a hidden bookshelf storage. I think this is a really cool idea, but it sort of breaks my heart to think of cutting up old books like that. I'm not sure I'd be able to get over that... haha
Craft room
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Craft room
Shabby Chic Craft Ideas | Craft Ideas / Shabby chic containers for my future craft room
Crafts Jars, Crafts Ideas, Diy Crafts, Chic Storage, Chic Jars, Crafts Room, Crafts Storage, Storage Jars, Shabby Chic Crafts
Shabby chic containers for craft storage
Shabby Chic Storage Jars
shabby chic jars
Craft jars
DIY Craft Supplies: Make Your Own Glimmer Mists
Glimmer Mists, Crafts Ideas, Diy Crafts, Shimmer Eyeshadows, Craft Supplies, Alcohol Ink, Rubbed Alcohol, Crafts Projects, Crafts Supplies
Glimmer Mists - rubbing alcohol, shimmer eyeshadow (dollar store), glue that dries clear - ta da!
Learn how to make your own glimmer mists to add shimmer to your craft projects using this easy step by step tutorial.
DIY Craft Supplies- Make Your Own Alcohol Inks
DIY Pretty Paper Peonies!
Decor, Centerpieces Ideas, Filters Peonies, Crafts Ideas, Diy Crafts, Paper Flower, Coffe Filters Flower, Paper Peonies, Coffee Filters
coffee filter peonies, could decorate or tip with color before assembly centerpiece idea
Coffee Filter Peonies to symbolize peace. What are your craft ideas to mark the peace season? Follow and contribute at http://pinterest.com/peacetradition/crafts/ #peaceday #peacetradition
Pretty Paper Peonies - DIY tutorial to make flowers using coffee filters. Handmade home; decor ideas
coffe filter flowers!
Coffee Filter Peonies! Easy DIY tutorial here If you're interested in fake flowers, These are a great option. You can even use food coloring to dye them and give them as favors while guests are leaving. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. They will make a great house decoration after the party. This girl loves paper flowers!
how to antique paper...oh so many uses!
Age Paper, Antiques Paper, Idea, Paintings Coffee, Card, Schools Projects, Pirate Treasure Maps, Pirates Treasure Maps, Antique Paper
how to antique paper. "paint' coffee all over it and bake in oven. Pirate treasure map idea?!
how to antique paper. "paint' coffee all over it and bake in oven/great for pirate treasure maps or for school projects!
How to antique paper. "Paint" coffee all over it and bake in oven -- great idea for school projects, cards and invites
How to antique paper. "Paint" coffee all over it and bake in oven -- great for cards and invites! Age paper for orn.
Set up the contech SCARECROW motion activated animal deterrent. It uses a sprinkler to scare predators away. My chihuahua didn't like it. Hopefully the raccoons don't either. Anyone else using this?
Animal Husbandri, Animal Care, Activities Animal, Great Ideas, Animal Deterr, Small Animal
Set up the contech SCARECROW motion activated animal deterrent. It uses a sprinkler to scare predators away. What a great idea!! Must try this!
Fourth of July blocks (inspired by original posted on Brown Paper Packages)
Crafts Ideas, July Crafts, Wood Blocks, Holidays, 4Th Of July, July 4Th, Wooden Blocks, Flags Blocks, Brown Paper Packaging
brown paper packages: {flag blocks}
4th of July... easy wood block craft
4th of july craft idea
4th of July red white and blue wooden blocks for any patriotic holiday!
Holiday ideas | Super easy and super CUTE flag blocks!!! ... | Holidays: 4th of July
july 4th wooden blocks
It's not ice! Plastic wrap and water. Cute centerpiece ideas!


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See above to learn about Without Words, and contribute to a bilingual and bicultural performance with a Deaf and hearing cast and crew, and the hard-working interpreters. We can be the village to support up and coming artists. Please tell your friends, families and neighbors.
Communicate, Connect and Enjoy with or without words
In/Visible Theatre's Without Words, a production based on A Man Without Words is happening, in Boone, North Carolina – everyone is here and working. We and the theater's potential can change attitudes, opinions, provoke feelings, thoughts, and transform. People in the audience and on the stage will engage in that transformation, soon.
"If you can get to Boone (July 24/25), check out appsummer.org for tickets.
Interested in giving a gift to help with expenses for our great cast, crew, costumes, and other production costs?
Scroll down and click that "button" to the left. Donate to Signs of Life's fiscal sponsor, Trillium, a 501c3. All gifts, until July 22nd, will support Without Words. Thank you. (if you would like to give all the gift to Without Words, send me a check to save the PayPal;s fee: write check to Trillium and send to Susan Schaller, 200 Pilgrims Way #2, Boone, N.C. 28607 – good only from now to July 30).
Or, see: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/world-premiere-invisible-theatre-s-without-words#/story
And/or write me, if you would like to see a clip of the show on DVD (not yet made – give us a chance to rehearse, first : ) ). Read more below.
Human Connection with a blog and "Without Words", the play
In/Visible Theatre's Without Words has been more than an idea for a while, but now this production based on A Man Without Words is becoming more concrete daily, with people beginning to show up, in Boone, North Carolina, including me. I've been wondering about the theater's potential to change attitudes, opinions, and to provoke feelings, thoughts, and, hopefully, new behavior. It seems so much greater than a book or film. Why is that? My answer to that question has already been stated: "…people showing up."
Theater's power is engagement. Not only do people show up to engage for weeks beforehand, exploring new ways to communicate, others show up for the performances to continue the exploration and the engagement. This process is dynamic, changing with each member's participation on or off stage, trying out bits of life with old, new and changing avenues to use all our senses, feelings, thoughts and dreams.
It pulls us back to a time when we first appeared on the stage of the world, and all we could do was watch, then learn how to feel, listen, make faces, walk, mimic, and laugh or cry at others' faces. We learned how to move our hands, bodies, tongues and lips to add to our facial expressions; our most powerful tools were tantrums, feet stomping or jumping in the air to show our glee. We are all acting. We just forget that most of the time, until Shakespeare and others remind us. Those reminders, often at the theater, enliven us, touching that foundation of connection of our first years of life.
Without Words, hopefully, will do more than point to connecting, and BE transforming. The story of two people meeting and changing each other, and their lives, is a part of Without Words; and, about the power of connection, the hows and whats of connection. It is possible to watch a film or read a book, quite alone, observing "them." A great film or book may pull you in, but too many allow you to stay on the outside. Without Words, if it does its magic, will pull us all in, to learn from each other, to engage in the dance that is "we." My wish is that we will all be transformed by seeing that there is no "them."
Join us and we will celebrate being we. See, above, for how to connect.
Alternative Living, Thinking, Economies: Alter-ism
In Oklahoma, on March 28th, I showed up to a teachers' workshop along with about 75 other people. The speakers, one Deaf and one Hearing, gave an excellent presentation, including the importance of a whole language, engagement, planning, team teaching, and seeing each student's set of skills and needs. People took note: "start where the student is."
Hundreds and thousands of people have pointed to the need for student-centered teaching or client-centered therapy or child-centered parenting or citizen-centered governing. It's such an old concept. If it were a pair of shoes we would only see bare feet by now. Why, then, do we need to hear, read, see or talk about it over and over, again?
That is a perfect seque to talking about myself. I want to see me, tell you about my starting point, my opinion, my new, unique and brilliant perspective. I want everything to be about me. That desire doesn't change when I become a teacher or a therapist or a parent or the president of the United States. Other-centered anything is a foreign concept to my ego, and always will be. I, fortunately, am not only my ego. The bigger-than-ego Susan, the Self that is connected to all of life needs to be reminded of otherness, many times, in order to counter that persistent ego who keeps whispering, singing or screaming: "me, me, me."
War, fighting, competition, fear-based governing, bullying, violence – of any kind – is not called "alternative" ways of being. They all grow out of that "me, me, me" mentality which immediately leads to "us-them" and "those people," escalating to "enemies." Alternative anything deals with otherness. It is only when I contemplate the other as part of "me" that my thinking can be more creative and inclusive. Do we need the Latin word? Let's talk about other thinking, other economies, other living. Most people would agree we are not doing very well on many fronts. Let's try the other road.
Why not try an alternative? Alternate (take turns with the other)?
Other ideas?
Thinking of others who may not have any funds, I am choosing to practice the gift economy – giving books, DVDs, and my time to building community and supporting education with ASLTales books/DVDs, A Man Without Words – book and DVD (short documentary), and NOW (trumpet and drums and hand waving): Without Words, an ASL/English play, celebrating what we can learn from OTHERs. What can we learn from a languageless man? What can we learn from Deaf people who use more of their cerebral cortex for visual information processing than hearing people? How can we see what we can't see? Hopefully, the stage can launch our imaginations, and our journey to an alternative way of learning and being.
May Without Words inspire and transform, give us an alternative pair of glasses, and move us from "me" to "we." I am on my way to North Carolina where I will be helping to recruit and support Deaf actors, consultants, dancers, an ASL master or two, and a few token hearing people. : ) I can't do it. We can. The gift economy involves giving in all directions.
Give the gift of support of a Deaf actor and/or some expenses for a day or two or a week. Give the gift of an hour or three of ASL interpreting. We are over half way there.
We have a matching grant to match your dollars up to $1500 until May first. Let's do it.
Give a gift at the button to your left, and help build an alternative world where we are they and they are us, an alternative reality, beginning on a stage in Boone in July.
For sharing stories to build community,
Oklahoma was a great success
And, afterwards, so was my trip to Arkansas where I held a great niece who was less than one day old.
Traveling and holding a brand new baby is the excuse I offer for not posting more often.
Stay tuned – I have unpacked now, for a few days, in Tennessee, and will post soon.

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Opposite Infopark, Kakkanad, Cochin, Kerala, 682030, India, 1-844-302-2242
Olive Eva - Kochi
Lowest price$42
available on 07/31/15
Welcome to Olive Eva! This 3.5-star Cochin hotel is in Ernakulam, within 9 mi (15 km) of Lulu Mall, Hill Palace and Durbar Hall Art Gallery. Kerala Folklore Museum is 9.1 mi (14.7 km) away.
This hotel offers free valet parking, a restaurant and free WiFi. Staff can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
This hotel offers free valet parking, a restaurant and free WiFi. Staff can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
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An excellently run property, well trained and very helpful and polite staff. Rooms are well-appointed and modern. A caveat : Suitable only for those visiting the Infopark in…
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There is no front desk at this property. To make arrangements for check-in please contact ahead of time using the information on the booking confirmation. To register at this property, guests who are Indian citizens must provide a valid photo identity card issued by the Government of India; guests who are foreign nationals must present a valid passport and visa.
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Sir: Mark Riddiford (letter, 28 September) states that speed in itself is not dangerous. But the speed limits are set for the good of everyone, not just self-styled "good drivers". Speeding vehicles intimidate pedestrians, especially children, older people and those with disabilities. These groups are more likely to make the wrong decision as to when it is safe to cross a road, or are simply are unable to cross at all when vehicles are speeding.
I live near to a long, straight road with excellent visibility and few parked cars. Selfish drivers regularly exceed the 30mph limit by a considerable amount, no doubt arguing to themselves that they are safe to do so. However most children living on the adjacent housing estates, my own daughter included, are forbidden to cross the road unaccompanied because of the speeding cars. The action of these drivers prevents children moving around their own area freely.
Speed also increases noise pollution vastly and increases fuel consumption, and the effects of any driving error or unforeseen event are magnified by speed. Mr Riddiford is another typically selfish driver.
Sir: Mark Riddiford is right to point out that a speed camera cannot judge whether the the speed of a car is appropriate for the road. Luckily an appropriate speed for each road has already been selected by people who are not in a hurry, not on their phones while driving, not pumped up with testosterone and not carrying round an inflated belief in their own driving ability. I know who I would rather choose to select an "appropriate" speed.
No one is suggesting that it is sufficient to obey the speed limit and abandon other good driving practices.
Sir: Jonny Mayle (letter, 28 September) says women have fewer accidents because they drive slower and take fewer risks, but does this make them better drivers? Er ... yes.
Sir: Women are better drivers because they are not filled with preposterone.
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If you ask me...I'd never heard of 'school gate chic'
I always thought getting the kids to school on time was the issue, not whether you're wearing pyjamas under your Chloe coat. I'm a schmuck, a fool, an idiot
If you ask me, or were to ask me, if I'd been hiding under a rock all these years, do you know what I'd say? I'd say "Yes, I have been hiding under a rock all these years", and I'd then thank you for pointing it out, and for saving me from yet further embarrassment.
The fact is, until this week, when newspapers and magazines suddenly became full of it, I had no idea that "school-gate chic" was a thing. Not a clue. I always thought getting the kids to school on time was the issue, particularly on those mornings when, just as you're about to step out the door, they'd announce: "I have swimming", or "I have to dress as my favourite book today!" I'm a shmuck, a fool, an idiot. Get a gun and shoot me now. May be the kindest thing, in the long run.
That said, though, I am learning. I am. I have read up on "school-gate chic" and I have read about Holly, mother to six-year-old Grace, who attends "a little prep school" and according to Holly: "Seriously, what you wear says whether you want to get involved in school life... it's a huge deal. I'm not going to show up in my pyjamas, even if they are under a Chloé coat. It's all about showing I care and value the system."
I don't own a Chloé coat, or anything like it, but can you imagine if I did? Can you imagine how many times I'd have worn pyjamas under it? Loads, I bet. And I'd have turned up and everyone would have thought: "Pyjamas under a Chloé coat! She may make sure her kids do their homework and she may belong to the PTA and she may be spearheading the campaign to keep the school kitchens and local library open, but pyjamas under a Chloé coat! She obviously doesn't give a shit!"
Advice abounds. One mother says she keeps it "low-key" with "a cashmere roll neck and black coated jeans or leather trousers", while no mother says: "I like to dress up as a deranged clown, complete with those big comedy shoes", which seems a great pity somehow.
Whatever, I do wish I'd known all this earlier; that the school gate is all about judging and being judged. And I certainly wish I'd known it when I once saw a mother at my son's inner-city state primary drop off the kids, lift her skirt, and then wee in the gutter. I'm kicking myself now because I didn't ask whether the skirt in question was one of the favoured "school-gate chic" brands, which are, apparently, Hobbs, Whistles, Miu Miu, Chloé and Jigsaw. Now I'll never know. Damn, damn, damn.
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I have read this book and there are quite a few historical inaccuracies because he reads history thorought the eyes of Andrew White and William Draper's outdated conflict thesis. The White-Draper conflict thesis was discredited in the last century thanks to availability of primary sources and records. For a good review on the myths and inaccuracies found in books like Russell's and other like him, along with clarifications of the situations by many historians of science, please read : Galileo Goes to Jail and Other Myths about Science and Religion. Check out When Science and Christianity Meet which has has numerous historians of science debunking myths found in books like this.
Fortunately, some more up to date academic resources which show the complex relationship between science and religion from diverse perspectives that are more balanced and empirical. Some can be found here :
Science and Religion, 400 B.C. to A.D. 1550: From Aristotle to Copernicus
The Beginnings of Western Science: The European Scientific Tradition in Philosophical, Religious, and Institutional Context, Prehistory to A.D. 1450
Science and Religion: A Historical Introduction (many good entries by multiple researchers)
The Popes and Science, the History of the Papal Relations to Science During the Middle Ages, and Down to Our Own Time (Classic Reprint) (shows how the catholic church and especially Popes supported science and sponsored it more than any other institution in the past)
The Rise of Early Modern Science: Islam, China and the West
Inventing the Flat Earth: Columbus and Modern Historians (a thorough refutation of the Flat Earth Mythology)
Science and Technology in Medieval European Life (The Greenwood Press Daily Life Through History Series: Science and Technology in Everyday Life)
Cathedral, Forge and Waterwheel: Technology and Invention in the Middle Ages
1001 Inventions: The Enduring Legacy of Muslim Civilization
Primary sources:
A Sourcebook in Medieval Science (Source Books in the History of the Sciences) (very important anthology since medieval scientists own writings can be found here and many of the "conflict thesis" myths are easily debunked)
It is because of the advances in science in the medieval period that gave rise to modern science of course. It did not emerge in a vaccum.
Also since you mentioned having your beliefs torn, I'll add one more reference for others who want to look into atheism in the history of science. Summary of when modern atheism spawned (17th century, not before), and the relationship it had with science up to this century one can see Oxford and Cambridge's review from the "Investigating Atheism" project under the "Atheism & Science" section online for free. Of course, Big Bang denialism, Mendelian genetics denialism, and other conflicts that atheists have had with science are just a samples from the history of atheism and science (Soviets and the Chinese had quite a few anti-scientific campaigns because some scientific ideas contradicted their worldviews.) Conflicts and peace with science cut both ways.


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Tennessee guard Robert Hubbs III arrived in Knoxville as one of the nation's best shooting guards, but unfortunately for the Volunteers they didn't get to see much of the freshman in action in 2013-14. Due to a shoulder injury Hubbs played in just 12 games, scoring 5.1 points in just over 18 minutes of action per game.
Given the personnel losses incurred this offseason Hubbs would be a key player for new head coach Donnie Tyndall if he decided to remain at Volunteer. And on Thursday night Hubbs announced via his Twitter account that he'll be returning for his sophomore season, making what has already been a good week for the Tennessee program an even better one.
Hubbs' announcement comes on the heels of four-star guard Detrick Mostella signing with the program, with Mostella joining guard Kevin Punter and forward Jabari McGhee in Tyndall's first recruiting class at Tennessee. Add in Josh Richardson (10.3 ppg, 2.9 rpg) and the Volunteers have some quality pieces to build with in 2014-15.
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hao shi design studio of Taiwan, known for their whimsical white and sterling silver jewelry, has just come out with a wild moving tabletop clock shaped like a carousel, The Merry Go Round X Clock. The clock is all white and ha... hao shi design studio of Taiwan, known for their whimsical white and sterling silver jewelry, has just come out with a wild moving tabletop clock shaped like a carousel, The Merry Go Round X Clock. The clock is all white and has numbers on the pillars. In addition to their line of rings and pendants, they'll also added new double animal rings; a crocodile and a hippo.Tags: jewelry, animals, rings, home decor, clocks, design, merry go round, HaoshiAdded 5 Years Ago from Blogspot
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text: Symetra Financial Company Profile (NYSE:SYA) Analyst RatingsEarningsDividendsInsider TradesCompany ProfileSocial ActivityToday's Chart Consensus Ratings for Symetra Financial (NYSE:SYA) (?) The ratings breakdown includes the most recent rating from each analyst that has rated the stock within the last twelve months. The ratings score is a calculation of the average number of sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings (0-1.5 = Sell, 1.5-2.5 = Hold, 2.5-3.5 = Buy, >3.5 = Strong Buy). The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 4 Hold Rating(s), 1 Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Hold (Score: 2.20)Consensus Price Target: $24.83 (0.09% upside) Analysts' Ratings History for Symetra Financial (NYSE:SYA) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetActions7/7/2015JPMorgan Chase & Co.Boost Price Target$22.00 -> $23.00 6/1/2015Piper JaffrayInitiated CoverageNeutral$25.00 5/20/2015Sandler O'NeillInitiated CoverageHold$26.00 4/22/2015Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsBoost Price TargetMarket Perform$23.00 -> $25.00 4/14/2015Bank of AmericaUpgradeUnderperform -> Neutral$20.00 -> $25.00 2/4/2015Jefferies GroupInitiated CoverageBuy$25.00 1/27/2015Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsReiterated RatingHold$24.00 -> $23.00 9/11/2014Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsReiterated RatingMarket Perform$23.00 -> $24.00 7/25/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutral$22.00 -> $23.00 7/25/2014BarclaysBoost Price TargetEqual Weight$21.00 -> $23.00 7/17/2014Sterne Agee CRTReiterated RatingUnderperform$18.00 -> $19.00 7/9/2014Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsBoost Price Target$22.00 -> $23.00 7/1/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutral$21.00 -> $22.00 4/24/2014BarclaysBoost Price TargetEqual Weight$19.00 -> $21.00 4/24/2014Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsInitiated CoverageSuspended -> Market Perform$22.00 1/15/2014Raymond JamesUpgradeUnderperform -> Market Perform 9/20/2013Goldman SachsDowngradeNeutral -> Sell$18.00 9/4/2013BarclaysUpgradeUnderweight -> Equal Weight$16.00 -> $19.00 7/29/2013Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsBoost Price Target$17.00 -> $18.00 (Data available from 7/28/2013 forward) Earnings History for Symetra Financial (NYSE:SYA)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallActions7/30/2015Q215$0.45$564.62 millionListen 4/23/2015Q115$0.44$0.37$545.23 million$549.70 millionViewListen 2/4/2015Q414$0.43$0.52$532.92 million$580.80 millionViewListen 10/27/2014Q314$0.44$0.39$525.60 million$509.00 millionViewListen 7/24/2014Q214$0.43$0.48$529.13 million$547.10 millionViewListen 4/23/2014Q114$0.41$0.56$531.12 million$545.50 millionViewListen 1/31/2014Q413$0.39$0.42$527.27 million$543.10 millionViewListen 10/24/2013Q313$0.39$0.42$522.35 million$526.10 millionViewListen 7/24/2013Q2 2013$0.33$0.39$515.54 million$513.20 millionViewListen 4/24/2013Q1 2013$0.34$0.37$518.39 million$557.10 millionViewListen 2/4/2013Q4 2012$0.34$0.24$516.42 million$520.80 millionViewListen 10/24/2012$0.34$0.33ViewN/A 7/25/2012$0.33$0.34ViewN/A 4/25/2012$0.32$0.43ViewN/A 2/1/2012$0.34$0.54ViewN/A 10/26/2011$0.35$0.35ViewN/A 7/27/2011$0.35$0.36ViewN/A 4/27/2011$0.34$0.33ViewN/A 2/2/2011$0.33$0.35ViewN/A (Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Dividend History for Symetra Financial (NYSE:SYA)AnnouncedPeriodAmountYieldEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable DateShare5/7/2015quarterly$0.111.83%5/19/20155/21/20156/5/2015 3/5/2015quarterly$0.111.92%3/17/20153/19/20153/31/2015 11/11/2014quarterly$0.101.73%11/24/201411/26/201412/10/2014 10/27/2014$1.3011/5/201411/7/201411/21/2014 8/12/2014quarterly$0.101.76%8/25/20148/27/20149/12/2014 5/9/2014quarterly$0.101.89%5/21/20145/23/20146/6/2014 3/5/2014quarterly$0.101.96%3/14/20143/18/20143/28/2014 11/5/2013quarterly$0.092%11/15/201311/19/201312/6/2013 8/1/2013quarterly$0.091.97%8/13/20138/15/20138/30/2013 5/2/2013quarterly$0.082.35%5/14/20135/16/20135/30/2013 3/6/2013quarterly$0.082.35%3/14/20133/18/20133/29/2013 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Insider Trading History for Symetra Financial (NYSE:SYA)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionActions11/19/2013Peter BurgessDirectorBuy2,000$18.55$37,100.00 5/17/2013Sander M LevyDirectorSell6,089,999$13.43$81,788,686.57 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) About Symetra Financial Symetra Financial Corporation (Symetra) financial services company in the life insurance industry. The Company's principal products include fixed and variable deferred annuities, single premium immediate annuities, medical stop-loss insurance, group life and disability income insurance, individual life insurance and institutional life insurance, including bank-owned life insurance (BOLI) and variable corporate owned life insurance (COLI). Symetra operates in three divisions: Benefits Division, which consisted of the Benefits segment; Retirement Division, which consisted of the Deferred Annuities and Income Annuities segments, and Individual Life Division, which consisted of the Individual Life segment. Other segment includes small, non-insurance businesses that are managed outside of its division, such as its broker-dealer entity. Headlines: (7/24) Biggest Movers in Financial Stocks Now – SFG V SYA UNM (7/7) Symetra Financial Price Target Raised to $23.00 (SYA) (7/1) Symetra Financial Rating Increased to Hold at Zacks (SYA) (7/23) Symetra Financial Corporation (SYA) (6/19) Symetra Financial Lifted to "Hold" at Zacks (SYA) (3/9) Symetra Financial (SYA) Gains on Dividend Increase (5/2) Symetra Financial Corporation Declares Cash Dividend (7/1) Symetra Financial Corporation Announces Dates For Release Of Second Quarter 2015 Financial Results And Webcast Conference Call (7/1) Symetra Financial Corporation Announces Dates for Release of Second Quarter 2015 Financial Results and Webcast Conference Call Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Financials Industry: Insurance Sub-Industry: Life & Health Insurance Exchange: NYSE Symbol: SYA CUSIP: 87151Q10 Key Metrics: Previous Close: $24.8150 Day Moving Average: $24.54200 Day Moving Average: $23.53P/E Ratio: 13.50P/E Growth: 2.29Market Cap: $2.88BCurrent Quarter EPS Consensus Estimate: $1.75 EPS Additional Links: View SYA on Google FinanceView SYA on Yahoo FinanceView SYA's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Symetra Financial Co. on Google Symetra Financial (NYSE:SYA) Chart for Tuesday, July, 28, 2015


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Copy Cat: What Is the New DAM Building Doing in Ontario?
I saw this image on Cool Hunter today, and it made me do a double take. Wow, I thought, doesn't that look a lot like the new Hamilton Building designed by Daniel Libeskind. Then I read the accompanying story:
What started out as a sketch on a napkin at a family wedding, soon became a submission for Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum extension.
World-famous architect Daniel Libeskind, who also won the 2002 contest to replace New York's World Trade Center, faxed the napkins in. Since then, the 56,000-square-foot addition has brewed several controversies amongst Torontonians and architecture buffs - as does any visionary work, or so they say. While some praise its bold design marked by angular complexity, others believe it's an insult to a heritage monument. Yet others just think it resembles an alien ship from space. At least it has people talking.
Yep, a total rip off of our building by Libeskind, which looks a lot like his holocaust museum in Berlin with all the crashing forms. Plus the same story is being peddled about how he designed it all on a napkin. (Seriously, Daniel, you've got to start turning in a new napkin.) And even the same "alien ship from space" comments that we've been getting for the past year.
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Dallen \d(al)-len\ as a name for boys. The meaning of the name Dallen is "blind; from the valley". Dallen is a variant of Dallan (Irish). Dallen is also a derivative of Dallin (Old English): place name.
Dallen has 3 variants: Dalan, Dallon and Dalon.
Dallen has 1 more related variation via Dallan, Dallin: Dal.
Dallen is a rare given name for men but a somewhat popular last name for all people (#86298 out of 88799, Top 97%). (2000 U.S. Census)
Below is a charted analysis of the usage of the boy name Dallen and corresponding names. Dallin is the only popular varying form of Dallen (#unlisted) rated in the Top 1000. Adoption of this boy name was at its most widespread in 1999 and is now significantly less, with the form Dallin becoming less trendy. (2014 Birth Statistics)
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Dallen is alike in pronunciation to Daelan, Dalen, Dalwyn, Dalyn, Daylan, Daylen, Daylin, Daylon, Dillan▼, Dillen, Dillon▲, Dyllan and Dyllon. Other suggested similar baby names are Dalle, Dalles, Dalten, Hallen, Mallen, Tallen and Vallen. These names tend to be more commonly used than Dallen.


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This seems WAY early for you to have o'ed. My temp was up this morning too and this would be the absolute earliest o for me that I am ever aware of. I think my high temp was a fluke so tomorrow shall tell. Any chance it was just hotter in your bedroom last night?
Yea, I was actually looking at your chart too, I know you O late like I do...I dont think it was hotter in the bedroom last night, but Im hoping it was just a normal temp flux, and not O, I just feel like I dont quite know what to expect because if trying the vitex this month!
If you actually did O yesterday...did you have good timing?
Looks like your temp went down this morning I was eager to sign on and check it out this morning. My temp went down a tiny but too (Like .01) but not enough to be sure I didn't o. I was awake at 4:45 having to pee and then tossed and turned for awhile before falling back asleep so when I temped at 6:00 it wasn't after 3 hours of consecutive sleep...not sure what effect that may have on my temp. I am still having horrible o-cramps and many other o symptoms so I don't think I o'ed but I could be wrong. : If I did o I missed the surge with my OPKs too....If I o'ed on Sunday (CD17) we BDed Saturday (CD16) morning so my timing isn't ideal but could be worse. This would be the earliest o ever for me so if this is a start of earlier o's I will not complain at all. Again - for the record - I hate o-week.
Me too! And for me, it's been going on for THREE weeks. I'm still not sure I O'd so I'm trying to bd every other day. But seriously - bd every other day for three weeks is getting to be too much. I'm considering writing off this cycle and trying again next cycle, whenever it might start.
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Global FMCG analysts IRI gives you key insight into the trends and issues facing the food sector.
IRI's inside track – How manufacturers must respond to range optimisation 30 Jun 2015
It is time for food manufacturers across Europe to take a more sophisticated approach to range optimisation, Stephanie Augier, European analytics and shopper account director at IRI, argues.
IRI's inside track - the pressures affecting chilled food 2 Jun 2015
Falling prices in a number of European markets have dampened sales growth in chilled and fresh food. With consumer confidence on the rise in countries like the UK, there could be further pressure on sales, with shoppers looking to eat out more, while range reviews by retailers are also putting the squeeze on some segments. IRI's Sarah Pittock weighs up the outlook for the sectors.
IRI's inside track: Why price must not be only path to growth 27 Apr 2015
Despite signs economic conditions in Europe are improving, competition on price remains fierce in a number of markets. However, manufacturers must use more weapons that just simply price in their quest for growth, IRI's Jacques Dupré argues.
IRI's inside track: The challenge of digital marketing and ROI 26 Mar 2015
Digital media is becoming the marketing method of choice for FMCGs, Carl Carter of industry analysts IRI writes. But can manufacturers truly measure if digital media is helping drive shoppers on the path to purchase?
IRI's inside track: The varied trends for FMCG sales in Europe 9 Mar 2015
The economic performance of markets in Europe was mixed in 2014 and signs of recovery are hard to find in a number of countries. The impact on FMCG sales has been suitably varied. IRI's Tim Eales crunches the numbers to pull out the key trends and suggests some optimism of stronger volumes in 2015.
Shopper trends: The growth opportunities for stagnating private label 2 Feb 2015
Private label is now a mature market - one that has grown quickly over recent years to a position of some strength in the European FMCG industry. A force to be reckoned with, traditionally private label has helped consumers reduce their weekly shopping bills and provide retailers with an extra opportunity to boost sales and grow margin.
Briefing: 2015 preview: Shopper trends - Finding a path to growth in 2015 2 Jan 2015
In such a price-focused environment, manufacturers will need to find innovative ways to grow in 2015. Data, IRI's Anne Lefranc argues, will be central to these strategies.
Shopper trends: How more promotions can mean higher prices for consumers 27 Nov 2014
A focus throughout Europe on offering high volumes of products on promotion is not making the average shopping basket any cheaper, and consumers are not necessarily getting a good deal on price and are ending up paying more for their average shop, according to IRI's Tim Eales.
Shopper trends: Signs of confidence but promotions centre stage 16 Sep 2014
There is a sense across a number of markets that consumer confidence is improving and the latest data from the just-food international basket, compiled exclusively by IRI, shows the total cost of a shop is, on average, increasing. However, consumers are buying more products on deal and the price gap between brands and own label is shrinking. IRI's Martin Wood crunches the numbers.
Shopper trends: FMCG sales under pressure despite economic green shoots 22 Aug 2014
There are signs of economic recovery across much of Europe but grocery sales remain under pressure. IRI's Tim Eales analyses why and suggests how retailers and manufacturers can try to drive growth.
Shopper trends: The World Cup - a victory for retailers? 25 Jul 2014
Now that the football World Cup has come and gone, Tim Eales, director of strategic insight at IRI, examines whether it provided a much-needed boost to UK retailers and food manufacturers, or if England's early demise meant they lost out too.
Shopper trends: Industry must rethink promo strategy 2 Jul 2014
Across Europe, the level of promotions in grocery stores continued to increase in 2013 - but without boosting sales volumes. IRI's Tim Eales says the sector needs to review how they promote in order to drive sales.
Shopper trends: Prices of own-label and brands converge 2 Jun 2014
In a major consumer recession like the one we've experienced in recent years, one would expect own label to be 30-40% cheaper than brands. But retailers are allowing that price gap to close, writes IRI's Tim Eales.
Shopper trends: How to keep your brands in store 30 Apr 2014
Across Europe retailers are sitting down with brand captains across numerous food categories to review the products that they will stock over the next year.
Shopper trends: Too early to call end to consumer recession 26 Mar 2014
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Earnest "Ernie" Charlton
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Dec. 27, 1927
Summers County
West Virginia, USA
Jan. 21, 2009
Marshall County
Alabama, USA
STARKE-Earnest "Ernie" Charlton, 81, died Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009, in Arab, Ala. He was a resident of Starke who was staying with his daughter, Diana Charlton, in Arab during his illness.
Mr. Charlton was a prior resident of Chillicothe, Ill., who was born in Hinton, W.Va., on Dec. 27, 1927, to Earnest Clay and Estel V. Charlton. He married Janice L. Swords of Guntersville, Ala., in 1955.
Mr. Charlton was a retired tool designer for Caterpillar Inc., in Mossville, Ill. He served with the U.S. Air Force in the mid-1940s, including a tour of duty in the Phillipines. He was stationed at Roswell, N.M., in 1947 during the controversial "Roswell Incident."
He loved nature, gardening and tinkering with anything broken that he could fix. His constant companion, his dog Lady, will miss their walks and squirrel hunting.
Mr. Charlton is survived by: his wife of 53 years, Janice Swords Charlton; his son, Dion Charlton of Chillicothe, Ill.; daughters, Diana Charlton of Arab, Ala., and Ellen Noonan of Jacksonville Beach; a sister, Ruby Hazivasilis of Brooksville; one grandchild and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters, Dorothy Toungett and Edna Marie Johnson.
Cremation rights were accorded. A memorial service was held Jan. 27 at Guntersville Memorial Chapel in Guntersville, Ala. Services were conducted by the Rev. James Dudley.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Hospice of Marshall County Inc., 408 Martling Rd., Albertville, AL 35951.
Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown.
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The anatomy of an Italian meal
Although there are a few but very rare exceptions, the sequence of the Italian meal is nearly always as follows:
1) Antipasto
The term antipasto means literally before the meal and consists of can consist of a wide variety of ingredients. If the meal is seafood-based, the antipasto might include cured or smoked fish. If the meal is landfood-based, prosciutto or other types of charcuterie are classic antipasti (the plural of antipasto).
2) Primo Piatto
Next comes the primo piatto or first course [dish]. This is generally a starch-based dish: rice or pasta or soup (often cooked with rice or pasta).