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Charleston Area Justice Ministry (CAJM)
Monday April 27th, 7 pm!
Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church
7396 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29406
Read the entire article, entitled: Charleston Area Justice Ministry Unites Diverse Lot of Faithful to Address Problems.
In an effort to have more regular communication regarding the goings on of our CAJM, below is the latest information, hopefully to begin generating excitement in our team! We need your participation!
- Concerning our previous issues for the last two years -- CAJM Teams are having a follow-up meeting coming up on November 18th with the various Police Departments and Sheriff's Department along with other stakeholders to check in on the Risk Assessment Instrument, the tool we won at our 2013 Nehemiah Action to reduce the number of juveniles being sent to the detention center. We will look at the first 10 months of data and make sure all law enforcement officers are using the tool consistently and correctly.
- We have a follow-up meeting coming up on November 20th with the school district to check in on training for/implementation of PBIS in 10 schools and Restorative Practices in two of our schools. It was recently decided that the two schools that would pilot restorative practices are: Advanced Studies Magnet, West Ashley and Haut Gap Middle School on James Island.
- This Fall we had 104 house meetings throughout Charleston County this past Listening Process. That is the highest number of house meetings we have ever had at CAJM, which means that more people are being engaged than ever, more relationships are being built or deepened and more voices are being heard when it comes to identifying community-wide problems. Well done!!!
- At the Community Problems Assembly, 418 people from 27 congregations voted to address wages. Lift up those Network Members in your congregation that fulfilled their commitment to attend the CPA and reach out to those that did not to let them know you missed them!
(send an email with subject "subscribe" to receive communications)
Chair: Suanne Ansari: firstname.lastname@example.com;
Vestry Liaison: Nina Fair, Secretary (Pro Tem): Kris Rife
Mission: To engage in the pursuit of social justice and responsibility on the congregation's behalf; Act as an umbrella group to coordinate and promote social justice activities; Provide awareness, information, and inspiration about social needs and opportunities for action; Serve as the church's primary social justice outreach to the community.
Logistics: Committee meets October, January, and May, 7-8:30 pm in lower Gage Hall. Meetings are open to church members and friends. We communicate via the social justice email list, the Gateway, the Weekly Update, and the church website.
Ways to Serve: The "work of the Social Justice Committee" is done by subcommittees. A variety of activities provides many opportunities for service, depending on an individual's time and talent. All interest is appreciated, all skills are needed. To become involved in the following activities, please contact the group leader.
1) Advocacy and Awareness
This subcommittee, or individual, keeps us informed of the Unitarian Universalist Association's social justice activities on a national level. Contact Suanne Ansari, email@example.com, if you wish to lead.
2) Charleston Area Justice Ministry (CAJM)
Co-Chairs, George Tempel and Bill Thomas; Members, Diane Boyer, Frank Hardie, Suzanne Hardie, Richard Hayes, Joanna Innes, Joe Krause, Diane Narkunas, and Adrienne Troy-Hamilton
Based on the values of justice and compassion, shared by many faith traditions, CAJM is organized to do powerful justice in the Charleston tri-county area. Our congregation is a CAJM leader, and we join with others, including: African Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, Congregational, Episcopalian, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, Reform Judaism, and United Methodist. Contact Diane Boyer, firstname.lastname@example.com, or Diane Narkunas, email@example.com.
3) Candlelight Concerts (sponsored by the Music Committee)
Co-Chairs, Richard Nelson and Sally Newell; Members, Amy Ball, Frank Hardie, Joanna Innes, Claire Law, Myrtle Staples, and Johanna Evenson (ex officio)
The primary social justice outreach of the Music Committee, Candlelight Concerts raise money for area public school music programs. In the past, proceeds have benefited James Simons Elementary School.
4) Coffeehouse Concerts
Volunteers: Suanne Ansari, Bob Egelson, Mark Farnham, Mike Griffith, Lisa Hajjar, Kathy Hale-Getman, Richard Hayes, Bill Morris, John and Diane Narkunas, Donna Reyburn, Kris Rife, Dan and Gail Schiffer, and many others
Since 2003, Coffeehouse Concerts have raised approximately $45,000 to support academic enrichment in Charleston public schools. Currently, proceeds fund math and science programs at Mitchell Elementary School. Contact Mark Farnham, email@example.com, and Bill Morris, email@example.com, Coordinators, to learn how to volunteer, bring food, and attend concerts. Contact John Narkunas, firstname.lastname@example.com, to learn how to become a volunteer on school field trips.
5) Community Outreach Giving
Since 2007, the congregation has contributed over $45,000 to support organizations in the Charleston tri-county area that improve the quality of life for underserved populations. Recipients include the Alston Wilkes Society, Begin with Books, Carolina Youth Development Center, The Clemente Course of Trident Technical College, Darkness to Light, Florence Crittenton Programs, Habitat for Humanity, Lowcountry Food Bank-Backpack Buddies, Our Lady of Mercy Family Literacy Program, South Carolina Strong, and Women Build. For more information, contact Diane Narkunas, firstname.lastname@example.com.
6) Community Outreach Volunteering:
Volunteers: Dimitri Cherny, Krystina and Stan Deren, Lisa Dunleavy, Ralph Haller, Lisa Hajjar, Kathy Hale-Getman, Robert Hawley, John Klintworth, Marilyn and Ray Mattice, Jackie McGee, Will Moredock, Kris Rife, and Rhoda Sterling
Subcommittee promotes volunteer opportunities and supplies volunteers where we already serve. E.g., to ensure students have enough to eat over weekends, every third Saturday, church members pack healthy food items through the Backpack Buddies program of the Lowcountry Food Bank. Contact Kris Rife, email@example.com.
7) Green Sanctuary click here for details!
Chair: Laura Moses; Members: Beth Bento-Dalton, Dimitri Cherny, Erin Demory, Nina Fair, Bill Grayson, Jonathan Lamb, Richard Moss, Sharon Strong, and Paul Vanwagenen
The subcommittee works to minimize the church's ecological footprint through environmental education and energy-saving improvements. Projects are suggested by members and allocated according to interest, talent, and time. Subcommittee collaborates with church committees and green organizations in Charleston. Meetings generally take place on the first Monday of the month, 7-9 pm in committee members' homes. Check the Gateway, Weekly Updates, and Social Justice emails for upcoming events. Next Earth Day service is April 19, 2015, with guest speaker Rudy Mancke, ETV Nature Scene host. For information, contact Laura Moses, firstname.lastname@example.com.
8) Welcoming Congregation click here for details!
Co-Chairs: Richard Hayes and Sue Weller; Members: Jen Bennett, Steve Clem, and Jeffrey Fleming
Our church strongly supports full human rights for our LGBTQQI* brothers and sisters. Our Welcoming Congregation Committee promotes community organizations, e.g., Alliance for Full Acceptance (AFFA) and SC Equality. One yearly highlight is the Annual Charleston Pride Parade. As in the past, our church supported the 5th Annual Pride Parade on August 9, with over 70 marchers—the largest representation of any organization in the parade. For information, contact Richard Hayes, email@example.com, or Sue Weller, email@example.com.
(*Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning & Intersex.)
Our church is a compassionate congregation; social justice is important to all of us. Indeed, that is why many of us have found our spiritual home here at the Unitarian Church in Charleston. Together, we are making a difference in our community. On behalf of the Social Justice Committee, thank you for your time, your energy, your donations and your tireless support. Thank you for demonstrating compassion in all you do. Remember our slogan: DEEDS not CREEDS!
Special THANK YOU to:
Joe McCormack - Our Sexton, makes sure our events go off without a hitch, our venue is prepared, and we have everything we need for successful concerts, potluck dinners, meetings, etc. Thank you Joe!
Reverend Dan Reed - for supporting everything we do, being involved with many activities, and for being awesome!
Sandra Selvitelli - Sandra, our Congregational Administrator, helps us communicate with you and coordinates many efforts. She is very patient with deadlines also!
Janet Watts, our Director of Religious Education, and our Teachers and Youth/Teen Leaders - they teach social justice values to our children and work with our committee on joint efforts. Janet is involved with many of our events and is truly super at everything she does. Kris Rife is Social Justice Liaison to the Religious Education Committee.
Gay Pride March - A Huge Success
Pictures of the Event On Picassa
Also a video of those pictures on our YouTube site!
Another YouTube video of the event
Great article and video from The City Paper
Social Justice Offering
Karen Abrams, Unitarian Universalist Church of Charleston (UUC), presented a donation of $5,000 made by the congregation to Sister Mary Joseph Ritter, Executive Director, Our Lady of Mercy (OLM) Outreach Services, John's Island for OLM Literacy Program. Pictured are UCC Pastor, Danny Reed, Diane Narkunas, Social Justice Committee Chair, Sister Mary Joseph Ritter, Karen Abrams.

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- Sexually transmitted diseases, such as genital herpes or acute HIV infection
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- Parasitic infections, such as Lyme disease
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- Partially treated bacterial meningitis
- Autoimmune disorders, such as systemic lupus erythematosus or sarcoidosis
- Cancer that has spread to the meninges
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- The season—mostly occurs in late spring and summer
- Working in a daycare or healthcare setting
- Having a compromised immune system
- Taking certain medications, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) or medications injected directly into the CSF
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- Mental confusion
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- Blood tests
- Lumbar puncture —to evaluate CSF
- Supportive care—Your doctor may recommend that you rest and drink plenty of fluids. You may need to be hospitalized to be monitored and to stay hydrated.
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- Antibiotics—for bacterial infection
- Antifungals—for fungal infection
- Pain relievers—to relieve symptoms
- Steroids—to reduce inflammation
- In certain cases, your doctor may advise that you stop some medications.
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- Be sure all of your vaccinations are up-to-date
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National Meningitis Association http://www.nmaus.org
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Meningitis Research Foundation of Canada http://www.meningitis.ca
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Meningococcal disease. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/meningococcal/about/index.html. Updated April 1, 2014. Accessed May 29, 2014.
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Italian pop artist and philanthropist Benedetta Paravia, popularly known as Princess Bee, will be recording this summer a new song titled Emirates, the first international song wholly dedicated to the UAE.
Princess Bee will record the song, whose lyrics is both in English and Arabic, with the help of an Arabic vocal coach to perfect her pronunciation
The song, which features lyrics written in both English and Arabic, talks about the country's transformation from being a small pearl diving community to a modern metropolis with tall skyscrapers. The Arabic lyrics of the song 'Emirates' are taken from a poem titled 'The Gentle Eastern Breeze', which was written by His Highness Shaikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the Father of the Nation.
Princess Bee said the song is scheduled for recording by this summer with an Arabic vocal coach enlisted to guide her with the correct pronunciation, and will be co-produced with the management company 'Music is my life'. An accompanying music video of the single will be shot across the UAE, showcasing the country's many key attractions. "The new recording follows the successful release of my latest songs," she said.
"The song 'Emirates' is my way of paying tribute to a country, which I love dearly and have spent great time in. I have many memories about the UAE like my first visit in 2002 and later working there as an ambassador for international brands like Cartier, Dior, Emirates, Skywards and even for Dubai TV," said Princess Bee.
"My stay in the UAE also gave me the opportunity of working with the Ministry of Higher Education, focusing on 'The Intercultural Project' that was tailor-made for Emirati students. The UAE has not only given me sweet memories but many friends, who remained loyal to me to this day. Also, to pay homage to Shaikh Zayed, I have used one of his wonderful poems as part of the lyrics to this new song."
The announcement of Princess Bee's new recording came after 'ANGELS', Princess Bee's non-profit organisation, launched a project called 'Renewing Al Amal Orphanage', which aims to provide Palestinian orphans affected by the war with the necessary tools and assets for development and enhancing their psycho-motor learning abilities.
The foundation has already started on improving the infrastructure of the Al Amal orphanage and will also donate computers, bicycles, Playstation consoles, a library housing an extensive line of educational books, a piano and clothing. ANGELS has already set up an artistic laboratory focusing on creating ceramic and painting works and the equipment for the facility's newly opened gym.
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All digital oscilloscopes are temporarily blind. During this blind time the user will miss critical signal events at his device under test. Thus, it is necessary to understand the impact of blind time to the measurement. This application note explains the background of blind time and points out why a high acquisition rate is important. It furthermore explains the R&S RTO oscilloscope capabilities and how they help for faster debugging, measurement and analysis.
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They're, like so Martha Stewart, 1998. And I love Martha Stewart, 1998. Those were some of the happiest days of my life. And hers too, I'm sure.
And I like the first two photos above okay, but I always prefer these abstract renderings a bit more. And I'm aware that some of you don't respond as well to ultra-close-ups like the third one as you do the more literal versions above…but I just love them. When I look at them I feel like I can lay back on a cloud or a massage table (hypothetically speaking) and strange spa women will stick all manner of heavenly-smelling oils under my nose and play acoustic guitar and chime music in the background.
And some unidentified woman with an eastern European accent (my favorite, next to Chicagoan and Irish) will begin massaging my toes, sliding her fingers in between each toe as she talks about her childhood in the old country, which I will love hearing, and she tells me my big toes are calloused and need to be pumiced. I'll say "go right ahead" and she'll start sloughing as a different woman smelling of Youth Dew enters the room.
She tells me my herbal bath is ready and I get in, allowing myself to float in a sea of aromatherapeutic oblivion, forgetting almost entirely the world and the laundry around me. Then someone, I'm not sure who, starts playing with my hair—something I've loved since I was little—and asks me if I want it Frenchbraided. I say I want Princess Leia buns over my ears and she advises against it since everyone knows men don't really like that look. I say Marlboro Man will love me no matter what my hair looks like, but then I chicken out at the last minute and opt for a simple ponytail with bangs.
Marlboro Man enters the room and swoops me up, remarking on how fresh and lovely I smell and how sexy my hair looks in a simple ponytail. Then he takes me to eat lobster tail and stops to pick me up a Starbucks on our way home to the ranch.
And that's how ultra close-ups make me feel. Sweet-smelling with soft toes and sexy hair and Starbucks. How 'bout you?
Happy Easter!
58 Comments
kim-d On Sunday, April 8 at 5:49 am
Well, my! So now we get a little glimpse into Ree-land, your very own personal fantasy world :)! And a lovely place it appears to be! Because I am quite fond of my massage place, but it's nothing like the one in Ree-land; I am sure they would charge extra for the slipping-of-the-fingers-through-the-toes. But, hey, I'm more than happy that you have a place where that happens!!
The ultra close-ups make me feel "floaty" and remind me of other things, usually far removed from what the actual thing is. They are definitely gallery-worthy, I think.
kim-d On Sunday, April 8 at 5:51 am
Oh, and forgot to say…HAVE A HAPPY AND BLESSED EASTER there on the ranch. I hope the punks will be rich in chocolate bunnies on this wonderful day!
kim-d On Sunday, April 8 at 5:53 am
Oh, and just one more thing…I WAS FIRST! HAH! YEAH, BABY! And second and third, too! Luckily for you, I am done now. Promise.
Bob Cleveland On Sunday, April 8 at 6:08 am
Uhhhh … so … let me get this straight … your fantasy involves MM scooping you up out of of a bathtub and taking you directly to a seafood restaurant? You didn't mention it, but I sure hope you made a stop on the way .. like .. at your wardrobe.
Otherwise, the last stop would be at STARBUCKNAKED, right?
MarlaQuack On Sunday, April 8 at 6:23 am
I can smell you from here and confirm you do indeed smell good.
Traveller2 On Sunday, April 8 at 6:24 am
I too like the macro pics. HAPPY EASTER to you and your family. T2
Lonie Polony On Sunday, April 8 at 6:43 am
Actually, close-ups like that make me feel like I need glasses…
Happy Easter to you too
Tiger Lamb Girl On Sunday, April 8 at 7:05 am
Everytime I see your close up abstracts, it makes me want to paint. And I can't paint yet, because I've still got over 100 boxes sitting in my barn. In one of those boxes is my favourite easel. Oh, I found the other ones, but this kinda painting requires things to be just right, or my mood will wan, and I'll end up not painting at all. So, I wait for all the furniture deliveries (it takes ages in UK — can't hardly get anything instantly like in the US!) and long for the day when my house is finally, properly furnished, and settled. Coz, then, my barn will be empty and I can set up my art stuff. Then I can paint.
That's how your abstracts make me feel. They move me to paint. And get a pedicure.
The abstracts are my favourites! Thanks Ree, once again, for beautiful photos. Hydrangeas – how gorgeous for Easter Sunday:)!
Gee On Sunday, April 8 at 7:13 am
Happy Easter, Funny Ree….and everybody!! Hydrangeas do take us to an ethereal place don't they? PW's is just a couple of steps beyond ethereal, as usual! Thanks for the lovely photos to begin the day.
Bob Cleveland must be up for the sunrise service…starbucknaked?? that could havebeen the winning caption in a PW photo contest, but not sure the photo could be legally placed on the worldwide web!
Kini On Sunday, April 8 at 7:42 am
Happy Easter To You! You could sing it like "Happy Birthday"…
I love your close ups and it is really REALLY making me long for spring. (We have SNOW and 24 degrees over here…)
Lobster capped off with Starbucks…you lucky lucky gal!
Donna from Kansas On Sunday, April 8 at 7:45 am
Ree, you just enjoy creating chaos out of order, don't you? Deconstruction seems to be your forte with that macro of yours. Take something with an expected beauty and make it into something with an unexpected beauty. For me #3 needed to go a bit farther. There is too much symmetry between the green and pink; it clashes with the soft focus. I would crop in and down from the top left and leave both shades of green, but in less quantity relative to the pink.
That said, I love the almost smoky look of the petals rising up out of the fuzzy pink.
And #1 looks like your next calendar cover.
C'tina On Sunday, April 8 at 7:53 am
Nice to 'see' ya, Ree…love your Hydrangeas. Reminds me of pressing flowers between encyclopedia pages…Hydrangeas keep their color and shape and the paper thin texture is ephemeral, yet anachronistic….because I pressed them when I was, what?–12 or 13?, (I had to look that up to see if it was a word http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anachronistic_displacement .) "Psychological condition"? Ha, story of my life. The word 'anachronism' was in the movie 'Peggy Sue Got Married' and I had to look it up then, lol in 1986. I found you from Parker @ Divine Domesticity. Thanks for sharing your corner of the world with us. It is a thing of beauty. So is the 'Starbucknaked' post….
Jenni in KS On Sunday, April 8 at 7:55 am
I do like some of your close ups, but this one's just a bit too blurry for my taste. I think the saving grace is in the curl of that petal right about in the middle. I could look at that one spot for quite a while.
It wouldn't make me feel like what you describe, though. The whole spa thing is almost like something out of a horror movie for me. I don't want strangers touching my toes–especially not between my toes. I don't like people messing with my hair, although someone else has got to do it if it's going to be anything but straight and down. I can't do my own hair. I don't want someone to draw my bath for me. I have personal space issues.
The second to last paragraph I can totally understand. And I want to be sweet-smelling with soft hair (I don't get the toes thing), but I want it to happen magically with no fussing and primping involved.
And I totally get the floating on a cloud thing. Alone. And floating on a soft, fluffy, *quiet* cloud.
Lisa On Sunday, April 8 at 7:56 am
Aaaah…Hydrangeas are my absolute favorite flowers (bushes?) in the whole world.
Miz Booshay On Sunday, April 8 at 8:08 am
Happy Easter!
He is risen :o)
Wishing you and your family a wonderful day of fun fellowship, egg hunting, close up flowers and wide angled vistas.
Blessings from Wisconsin
Mom of All Seasons On Sunday, April 8 at 8:32 am
Like the 30 seconds before you fall asleep, when you know you're drifting away but you can still, oh so slightly, feel the world around you.
hana On Sunday, April 8 at 8:33 am
Good morning, Ree… and Happy Easter! Usually I would like the first two pics better…but my recent recuperation has made me appreciate the third abstract one…it is kind of an abstract dreamy letting go one. Recuperating me has to let go…. let go and go to sleep at 7PM because I am tierd for good reason.
Hope htat the little ones are having a great Easter – hope they are having fun with egg hunting, and lots of chocolate bunnies/jelly beans.
hana On Sunday, April 8 at 8:34 am
Good morning, Ree… and Happy Easter! Usually I would like the first two pics better…but my recent recuperation has made me appreciate the third abstract one…it is kind of an abstract dreamy letting go one. Recuperating me has to let go…. let go and go to sleep at 7PM because I am tierd for good reason.
Hope that the little ones are having a great Easter – hope they are having fun with egg hunting, and lots of chocolate bunnies/jelly beans.
Briget On Sunday, April 8 at 8:41 am
*Siiiiigh* That is exactly where I was and what I was doing this time last week, at the LakeAustin Spa (minus MM, of course). I was so blissed out I could hardly see straight.
Oh, well. Back to my kindergarten class tomorrow, and Happy Easter to you and everyone who enjoys this site like I do! Gorgeous picture, btw. I love hydrangeas, too. Can't wait to see if mine is more pink or more blue this year. I confused it by putting acid AND akalaine in the soil last fall!
Nicole On Sunday, April 8 at 8:52 am
You are a nut case.
TLCcamera On Sunday, April 8 at 9:04 am
Ree, as I read your story today, the words from a perfume commercial came to mind: "Share the fantasy," if I remember right.
What I like best about image No. 3 is that the first two set it up for me to enjoy. Had I seen No. 3 first I would naturally start to wonder what in the world was your subject. That natural wonder process would distract me from simply enjoying the mysterious forms and color of the blossom. However, in the event, you made the visual journey easy by introducing me to a full blossom, then zoming in, and finally taking me to the place where your visual heart was really focused. You wove a perfect blend of visual art and written word into your total fantasy storytelling.
Holly On Sunday, April 8 at 9:05 am
Long time lurker here. Not sure which of you I enjoy the most – you,PW, or Bob Cleveland. Starbucknaked? Wasn't that the opening band for Aerosmith back in the day?
Lesley On Sunday, April 8 at 9:12 am
I love all the pictures…the last one makes me think of a big fluffy bed that smells laundry-fresh, with a nice big comforter to wrap myself in, and my cats falling asleep next to my legs…but maybe that's just cause I'm sleep deprived at college. Lovely pics, thank you, and have a wonderful Easter!
BOSSY On Sunday, April 8 at 9:26 am
Those extra close-ups make Bossy feel like she has to clean her contacts.
Ellen On Sunday, April 8 at 9:42 am
Happy Easter Ree. I have been a lurker for months. LOVE your pictures and your web friend's comments. Starbucknaked. LOL. I think I live 287 miles from that place.
Michelle Baker On Sunday, April 8 at 9:53 am
Happy Easter from Alaska.
That toe-slidey comment was right on the money. LOVE the toe-slide. Mmmmm.
MrsA On Sunday, April 8 at 10:08 am
My favorite is the third one. Honestly, it looks like what I see first thing in the morning prior to planting glasses on my face. These astigmatic, farsighted eyes of mine need corrective lenses in order to see properly. That means that without them, if it is close I see color–brilliant beautiful color–but I cannot always tell what it is. I certainly can't tell the detail in what sits in front of my face without my specs. And the massages… Oh I like going to get a massage. However, for some reason, I get people who sound as if they are off of a ranch in your part of the country. Sometimes they actually are! The last lady to knead my shoulders grew up on a farm in NW Arkansas which sounded as if it might be within walking distance of Oklahoma. I enjoyed hearing about the catfish fries she went to back home and that the first paying job she held was at a Walmart up the road.
There is something about soaking in beauty *as* it is presented to you whether the offering of such comes through an astigmatic view of brilliant colors or the comforting Heartland twang of a farm girl masseuse. Beauty sits all around each of us and avails itself to anyone desiring to experience it.
Susan in va On Sunday, April 8 at 10:13 am
I'm just a simple girl – I like the first one best.
I hope you have a wonderful Easter! Old Dominion Heather whipped up a batch of your famous cinnamon rolls and blessed me with a pan of them this morning. They are INCREDIBLE!
joann in Texas On Sunday, April 8 at 10:17 am
Happy Easter to you and your family!
FishyGirl On Sunday, April 8 at 10:33 am
I don't like the closeups for the most part, because it feels like my glasses aren't clean, or I need a new prescription. But I think these three images would be beautiful matted together, starting with the ultra close, blurry one on top, then the middle, then the beautiful hydrangea blossom in clear focus on the bottom. That, to me, makes me feel ordered, which at the moment, gives me peace.
Peace to you and yours this beautiful Blessed Easter.
(and starbucknaked? I snorted my oj – too funny)
Marcia On Sunday, April 8 at 11:02 am
I'm w/you all the way…. even down to the accents but I'll pass on the starbucks and take a nap. Weeven went for seafood yesterday.:)(Happy Me:) I too adore Hydrangas, and MS and 1998… My kids were all home, my MIL still w/ us and I did not know the pain I was to experience in the following 9 years . But that is why I am who I am so…. I wouldn't ask for a trade in. Happy Easter!! My Easter message is on my blog. joyismygoal.blogspot.com
JosieK On Sunday, April 8 at 11:13 am
As usual, you kill me Ree. I found myself completely lost in your story and softly saying, "yeah" with each sentence. (My children in the background screaming and not eating breakfast because they got to their chocolate in their Easter baskets before breakfast)…but, I'm right there with you…I totally agree with Martha '98…totally true! I love your photos. I love the super close-up shots too…it's nice to imagine what those photos could be. Sometimes, they remind me of landscapes you'd see on the SciFi channel.
Happy Easter my Sister!
Janice in TX On Sunday, April 8 at 11:30 am
No matter which picture I like, or how much I want to like it, none of that stuff is gonna be happening anytime soon around here. I will go to a spa tomorrow and get the ultra pedicure with the callouses softened and removed, pay extra for the long leg and shoulder massages, but no one will sweep me up and whisper sweet nothins to me.
We built us a snowman for Easter right here in TX.Happy Easter and post a picture of those Princess Leia braids.
Janice in TX On Sunday, April 8 at 11:30 am
No matter which picture I like, or how much I want to like it, none of that stuff is gonna be happening anytime soon around here. I will go to a spa tomorrow and get the ultra pedicure with the callouses softened and removed, pay extra for the long leg and shoulder massages, but no one will sweep me up and whisper sweet nothins to me.
We built us a snowman for Easter right here in TX.Happy Easter and post a picture of those Princess Leia braids.
Denise On Sunday, April 8 at 11:36 am
You are too funny!
See, the second pic, to me, is stunning. I could stare at it for hours. Whereas the third makes my eyes hurt…like they keep trying to focus on something. To each his own, right?
Happy Easter! He is Risen!
silvervista On Sunday, April 8 at 11:38 am
Easter blessings to you and yours, Ree! Fantasy clouds notwithstanding, it's photo #1 for me. Fortunately, the macro focus keeps me from being embarrassed by not being able to identify whether those Hydrangea are 'Pink Beauty' or 'Goliath!' Are they greenhouse-grown and bought in town for the occasion, or is your yard blooming like that already?
Youth Dew….. LOL! That was my signature scent when I was at that "other" (UCLA) college in the 70's! Those wistful days when the smell of cow doo on my boots was nothing but an all-but-impossible hope. Well, the kids are team-penning this afternoon, and I have to go set out some mineral blocks for our big black girls before wrangling up Easter dinner for the hungry mob. I plan to dig the last brown drops of Youth Dew out of the bottom drawer and wear them to the barn just for you. Ain't life grand!
Iona On Sunday, April 8 at 11:50 am
Beautiful! I love the close ups, surreal and soft, almost magical.
I also love hydrangeas, especially the fact that they dry so well. It keeps some much needed colour in my white Canadian winters. Today we got 3 feet of SNOW FOR EASTER (the most snow we've had all winter!).
It's nice to see some spring colours!
Happy Easter to the whole ranch!
M On Sunday, April 8 at 12:00 pm
Monet…the 3rd is like his paintings…that's why I like it.
sherry On Sunday, April 8 at 12:32 pm
I go for #1. Clean and pure!
Nothing like a day at the spa…right up there with that tooshie tingling stuff you talk about. Skip the lobster… straight to Starbucks for a Carmel Frap…venti please!
Happry Easter!
PS "STARBUCKNAKED" now that is a good one.
nikita On Sunday, April 8 at 1:00 pm
I love all 3 pics but the last one, I would looove as wallpaper for my laptop! I'm all for abstract macro shots!
The Other Elle On Sunday, April 8 at 2:03 pm
Gee. Your fantasies are…er…very SPECIFIC, aren't they?
Mine are more like your third shot. Beautifully blurred, sharp outlines in some places but a lovely, warm melange in the middle.
Happy Easter!
Keya On Sunday, April 8 at 2:33 pm
Happy Easter,
What a lovely fantasy. I see how you added the Lobster Tail & Starbucks in there. Hehe.
Doc On Sunday, April 8 at 2:49 pm
dood, you've been nominated for Photography Blog of the Year at blogger's choice. Best get on that schmoozin' for votes.
Rachelle H On Sunday, April 8 at 2:52 pm
Could you do some tulips next time? Those are my favorite and I am sure you could do them justice.
Happy Easter to you, Ree and MM. Hope you have a great day.
Happy Easter to you, Gee. We are glad you join us hear everyday.
Nancypants On Sunday, April 8 at 4:38 pm
I respond well to a lack of death threats. I love #1 the bestest and I just couldn't wait to tell you which one because you didn't ask and then threaten to have a 350 pound Nordic woman beat me over the head with a large freshly caught Mackerel. I respond well to the lack of that.
Anonymous On Sunday, April 8 at 5:56 pm
Oh my goodness…just brilliant, brilliant photography!!!! I'm a huge fan!
Robin On Sunday, April 8 at 7:14 pm
1) I hate sounded like a suck-up, but after this post, I have a crush on you (in a totally hetero kind of way).
2) Hydrangeas tie me to my childhood and wonderful memories of my grandmother, a master gardener in her own right, and to the delight of make believe. Except my childhood fantasies in the garden no where compared to this. I like this grown up version…guess 'cause I'm a grown up now :).
3) Bob Cleveland is SOOOoooo gonna get hits after that comment! Funny boy he is :)!!
Bob Cleveland On Sunday, April 8 at 7:45 pm
Anybody and I mean ANYbody that refers to me as a "boy" is WAAAAAAAAAY OK in my book.
I mean, my Social Security number is 14, ok?
OId Dominion Heather On Sunday, April 8 at 7:50 pm
OH…OH…OH…MMMMMMMMM! That is the ecstatic moaning of the people eating the cinnamon rolls that I made for them last night. Susan in Va received a pan at church this morning. She has already emailed me twice about how much she loves me… s, I am now the most popular person in the neighborhood. I didn't have to see anyone humping the pan (though it may have been done in secret…I bought disposable pans, just in case!) and so I won't have to pay for anyones dry-cleaning.
So, thank you Ree. Those are some INCREDIBLE Cinnamon Rolls.
Malnurtured Snay On Sunday, April 8 at 8:20 pm
Happy Giant Killer Bunny Rabbit Day!
amy On Sunday, April 8 at 10:30 pm
Me too. Your pictures make me want to paint, inspiring you are!
Those hydrangea are not blooming now are they? Mine bloom mid summer. I love them too!
Happy Easter to you and yours.
FENICLE On Monday, April 9 at 12:41 am
I just came across your site the other day & have been reading through a lot of posts here & there. I love it!!! You have so much content between your writing and the lovely pictures, such as the one's above. I'll certainly be back!!!
Ashley Schultz On Monday, April 9 at 2:30 am
Love you writing.
Ashley Schultz On Monday, April 9 at 2:31 am
Oops. Actually, I meant to say I love your writing. It makes me smile. Thanks for sharing your life with us.
Talitha On Monday, April 9 at 6:49 am
I don't like #3, and it took me a while to figure out why. I was reading the comments and someone said it made them think of "big fluffy bed that smells laundry-fresh, with a nice big comforter to wrap myself in" and I suddenly thought "Downy!" That last picture looks like something some dratted laundry detergent company would use in their ads, and I don't much care to think about laundry. (Surely you can relate to that?)
I think my favorite is #2. I thought it was very interesting how so many people brought their poor eyesight/glasses into the discussion, because that's what I'm going to do, too.
For the longest time when I was a kid, I thought I had perfect eyesight. Then people found out I didn't, and got me glasses. It was so. . .cool? eery? surreal? You think you can see things perfectly, and then you put something on your eyes, and suddenly, you can see things that weren't there before. They simply weren't there before, and now they are. Just like that.
I have always appreciated crisp and clear photography because it was a way for me to see things more "crisply" than I other wise could—photos that were more real than real life. But I especially like close-ups, because they replicate that "there's a whole 'nother world out there, and you just don't have the eyes to see it" feeling.
Not that I can't see well close-up—I can, quite well. But close-ups still open up a whole other world. The tiny shadows the flower casts upon itself, the creases and folds of a petal's finger prints, the pallette of colors used to get the overall effect—all things that can be seen with the naked eye, but that are brought into their full glory by a good close-up.
Dayngr On Monday, April 9 at 3:02 pm
I just adore Hydrangeas.
Sijbrich On Tuesday, April 10 at 5:51 am
I, too, love close-ups, but I guess I haven't thought about how they make me feel quite as much as you have.;-) I do LOVE hydrangeas, regardless of when Martha Stewart loved them (I think she still loves them, anyway). I had a bunch of blue ones in my bridal bouquet when I got married, mixed with roses, sweet peas, and others, and I was in love with it (almost as much as the groom).
I just discovered your blog last week and it is inspiring. Although I am confused at how you create such buttery recipes, yet you appear to be very healthy looking. Perhaps it's the ranch and 4 kids that keep you in shape, regardless of the 2 sticks of butter you consume each day. Anyway, I will definitely be trying some of those recipes and visiting often. I love your photos, too. They're gorgeous and I want your camera… Please?
Melissa On Friday, July 27 at 9:19 am
Hydrangeas are fun to paint too.


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Louisiana's public education board overwhelming agreed Wednesday to hire Recovery School District leader John White as state education superintendent, despite blistering criticism that Gov. Bobby Jindal had too heavy a role in the choice and that White didn't have enough experience for the job.
The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education voted 9-1 for White, who Jindal has heavily pushed for the job since May. The vote came only two days after the board's new term began, when several members who opposed hiring White were replaced by Jindal supporters.
"It is deeply humbling to me that you have entrusted me to impact the lives of hundreds of thousands of Louisiana children," White told the board after his hiring, which is effective immediately.
The special meeting had been hastily called and lasted only an hour. After White was chosen, board members approved a new four-year contract that will pay him a $275,000 annual salary, if lawmakers agree.
The hiring decision was criticized because BESE didn't do a national or statewide search or formal application process. Joyce Haynes, head of the Louisiana Association of Educators, called it "poli-tricks."


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In some corners of Democratic politics the uproar coming from senior party officials about how the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is paying for its massive 2010 election advertising campaign is falling on deaf ears.
That's because the Chamber, which has already spent millions on ads boosting Republican Congressional candidates across the country, has also thrown its support behind 10 business-friendly Democrats. In districts from Utah to Virginia, the Chamber has gone on the air with television ads for these candidates and they don't seem to be complaining.
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In Georgia's 8th Congressional District the Chamber recently sponsored an issue ad supportive of Democratic Rep. Jim Marshall, who is battling former Republican state legislator Austin Scott for a fifth term in the House.
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"We're very thankful to have the Chamber's support," Marshall's spokesman Doug Moore said in an interview with ABC News. "We were glad to wake up one morning and have someone supporting us and not attacking us."
Besides Marshall, the Chamber of Commerce is running issue ads on behalf of Democratic Congressional candidates Frank Kratovil in Maryland, Glenn Nye in Virginia, Travis Childers in Mississippi, Bobby Bright in Alabama, Walt Minnick in Idaho, Mike Ross in Arkansas, Jim Matheson in Utah, John Barrow in Georgia and Dan Boren in Oklahoma, according to Federal Election Commission reports and the watchdog group, Campaign Money Watch.
Like the nine other House Democrats the Chamber has put its money behind this year, Marshall voted against the health care reform bill -- a position that the business group highlights in its 30-second spot.
"When seniors look to Washington today, they wonder who will protect them," an announcer says. "With Congress cutting $500 billion from Medicare to pay for their big government health care bill, it's good to know Jim Marshall voted 'no,' telling Washington he's not going to stand for government as the solution."
Moore called the Chamber's help "significant" to the campaign and said he was "not worried about the broader discussion between the president, the vice president and the Chamber."
That "discussion" has turned into an all-out war being waged by top Democrats who are raising questions about whether the Chamber is funding its electioneering efforts with foreign money. Democrats have called on the group -- and other third-party organizations that are investing heavily in the 2010 cycle -- to disclose their donor lists.
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The Chamber has repeatedly denied that any foreign funds are being used for its political activities.
"We are seeing an attempt to demonize specific groups and distract Americans from a failed economic agenda," Bruce Josten, the Chamber's executive vice president of government affairs said in a statement. "The Chamber will stay focused on representing and advocating our agenda of economic growth and speaking out against policies that are counter to those objectives."
The pushback has not stopped prominent Democrats, like Vice President Joe Biden, from keeping the issue front and center.
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Puddin's Training Tips
La Trenda lives with 4 dogs, all rescues who came to her with special needs. She spent 8 years volunteering and working for various shelters and rescues. She now spends most of her time going to dog training classes and studying training and behavior books to learn about better ways to connect with her dogs.
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Step 1: Overview
In this instructable, I will show you how to make and use a "brain cap" a tDCS device that can be worn while it is being used. tDCS stands for transcranial direct current stimulation, a form of brain stimulation involving direct current (aka a battery) that can be used to treat depression, chronic pain, and other illnesses as well as reduce time needed to learn certain tasks. It does so by passing a small electrical current through the skull, which stimulates a certain patch of neurons. Don't worry, tDCS is completely safe; it only produces 2mA of current. To learn more, I would suggest searching "tDCS" in your browser since there are a lot of good articles on it online.
Step 2: Safety
-Never use a power source that isn't a 9 volt battery. You run the risk of exposure to a high current, which can be life-threatening.
-A 5mA fuse is part of the list of materials. Though it is not required for the circuit to work, it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Currents over 5mA can be harmful if not deadly.
-Do NOT use tDCS for more than 30 minutes at a time. Doing so isn't necessarily hazardous, but you may get a headache.
Step 3: Materials
For the Circuit:
-LM334Z Voltage Regulator $4.25
-33 Ohm Resistor $1.50
-9 Volt Battery $18.00
-5 milliAmp Fuse $27.00
-Wires $6.00
-Toggle Switch $4.00
-Battery Clip $3.00
-Breadboard $4.00
-2 Amrex sponges $10
For the Hat
-Superglue $8.00
-Baseball Cap $15.00
-Velcro $9.00
-A small platform to mount the circuit (optional, so no price or seller listed)
For Construction and Operation
-Soldering Iron $10.00 http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0006NGZK0?pc_redir=1399143411&robot_redir=1
-Syringe $4.00
-Multimeter $16.00
-Measuring Tape
For Each Use
-Water (from the tap)
-Salt (regular table salt)
Some of these materials you may already have; that should cut the cost of this project. Also note that I did not use some of the products that I linked to to make my device.
Can I use a lower voltage, say 5v from my usb port?


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The website of Stonebridge International, a consulting firm that provides advice on doing business in China, Russia, India, Brazil, and other promising markets, has a tab called "in the news." I clicked on it this morning and two items caught my eye. One was "Let's Get to Know the Saudis," and the other was "How Turning Capitalism Into Equality Can Mean Profit for All." Interesting stuff–if you are a client of Stonebridge International, that is.
But even more interesting is a news story about Stonebridge that does not appear on its website, or for that matter in most of the newspapers in this country that count.
Stonebridge's chairman is Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, National Security Advisor to Bill Clinton. In 2005, Berger was convicted of pilfering classified documents from the National Archives as he was preparing to testify before the 9/11 Commission. He had smuggled them out by stuffing them into his trousers and socks and then hidden some of them in a nearby construction site. He was subsequently fined $56,905 and sentenced to 100 hours of community service, which he fulfilled by picking up litter in Virginia parks.
Yesterday, to avoid the ignominy of being disbarred—or perhaps, more importantly, to avoid being asked further questions under oath about what he had done—Berger agreed to surrender his license to practice law. A two-page agreement states that Berger "acknowledges that the material facts upon which the allegations of misconduct are predicated are true" and that he "could not successfully defend against them."
What exactly was Berger up to in the National Archives? Why did he want those documents so badly that he was willing to risk so much, including 100 hours picking up soda cans instead of racking up billable hours at Stonebridge? We still don't really know. His own stated explanation—that he simply wanted to read the documents at his leisure at home—does not comport with stowing them in a construction-site dead-drop like a semi-trained spy. And why are only two newspapers—the Washington Times and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution—keeping us up to date on this bizarre story? If a Bush or a Reagan administration official had done something similar would the media be so incurious? The media's quiet handling of this is almost as baffling as in the Montaperto matter, although for sheer mystery that case is hard to beat.
Ronald Montaperto, an analyst at the Defense Intelligence Agency, and something of a soft-liner on China policy, pleaded guilty last June to the illegal retention of classified documents. He acknowledged in the course of the proceedings against him that he had passed secret and top-secret information to Chinese intelligence officers. Last September, he was sentenced to three months in prison and was released from incarceration this past February. The sentence stands in sharp contrast to the twelve-plus years that were given to Lawrence Franklin in the AIPAC matter for the less serious offense of passing classified documents to American citizens and mishandling others by keeping them in his home.
Neither the Washington Post nor the New York Times nor any of our country's leading newspapers–except for the conservative Washington Times—has yet to report a word about Montaperto's escapades. It is as if this Chinese espionage case didn't happen. I do not believe it could possibly be politics that explains this silence. Newspapers like the Post and Times may not always be the altogether neutral purveyors of news that they purport to be, but they wouldn't ever actually suppress important information. Or would they, and why?


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- Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
- The Garage
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- Wild Sage @ The Rusty Parrot Lodge
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- Alpenrose at the Alpenhof Lodge
- Il Villagio Osteria
- The Peak @ Four Seasons Jackson Hole
- Westbank Grill @ Four Seasons Jackson Hole
- North Grille
- The Granary Restaurant
- Cascade Restaurant at Teton Mountain Lodge
- gamefish
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- A $100.00 per person change fee will be assessed per change on any deposited reservation.
- Client will pay for any actual penalties assessed or rate changes incurred by the lodging, airline or other vendors.
- Cancellations received more than 30 days prior to arrival will be assessed $100.00 per person plus any fees and/or penalties assessed by the Lodging establishment and other vendors.
- If notice of cancellation is received 30 days or less prior to arrival, package is non-refundable. There is no refund for late arrival or early departure.
- No show, no refund.
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DNS Manager For WHMCS
About DNS Manager For WHMCS
|DNS Manager For WHMCS is fully featured addon module that allows your customers to manage their DNS zones.
Owing to great choice of submodules and unprecedented functionality DNS Manager for WHMCS easily adapts to your specific needs.
- DNS Manager Supports The Following Modules:
|✔ cPanel & cPanel DNSOnly
|✔ Rage4 DNS
|✔ Storm On Demand
|✔ Zonomi
|✔ PowerDNS & PowerDNS Hosted
|✔ OpenSRS
|✔ Rackspace
|✔ DNS.com
|✔ SimpleDNS
|✔ DirectAdmin
|✔ RRPProxy Module
|✔ EuroDNS
|✔ Nettica
|✔ DNS Made Easy
|✔ Parallels Plesk
|✔ AtomiaDNS
|✔ Freenom
|✔ DynDNS
- DNS Manager Functionality:
|✔ Multiservers Functionality
|✔ Reverse DNS: cPanel, DNSMadeEasy, PowerDNS, Rage4DNS, SimpleDNS and Storm On Demand
|✔ Adding Multiple IPs For Reverse DNS Zone
|✔ Import Tool: cPanel, 4PSA, HostBill, PowerDNS, SimpleDNS, DirectAdmin, DNS Made Easy
|✔ Email Notifications For Admin
|✔ Integration Codes + Default Template Examples
|✔ IDN Zones Supported
|✔ Add/Delete Zones
|✔ Add/Edit/Delete Zone Records
|✔ Managing DNS And rDNS Records Per Product In The Client Area
|✔ Two Client Area Templates: 'One Page' And 'Subpages'
|✔ Switching Template In The Client Area: 'Simple' Or 'Advanced'
|✔ Allow Users To Create Zones
|✔ Zones Synchronization With Cron + Whitelist (Deactivate Domains With Wrong Nameservers)
|✔ Filtering And Paging In Client Area
|✔ Disable Records Functionality
|✔ Removal Of Unused PTR Records (Cron Synchronization)
|✔ History Logs
|✔ Providing DNS Management Only Together With The Order Of Specific Domain/Product/Addon
|✔ Security Zone Management
|✔ Default Records Configuration
|✔ NameServers Configuration
|✔ Zones List Management in Admin Area
- General Info:
|✔ Multi-Language Support
|✔ Balloon Descriptions Implemented To Facilitate Understanding of DNS Manager
|✔ Supports WHMCS V4 and Later
|In this short tutorial we will show you how to successfully install DNS Manager For WHMCS.
We will guide you step by step through the whole installation process.
|1. Log in to your client area and download DNS Manager.
|2. Upload and extract the module into the main WHMCS directory.
|Files in your WHMCS directory should look like this.
|3. When you install DNS Manager for the first time you have to rename 'license_RENAME.php' file.
File is located in 'modules/addons/dns_manager/license_RENAME.php.' Rename it from 'license_RENAME.php' to 'license.php'.
|4. In order to configure your license key you have to edit a previously renamed 'license.php' file.
Enter your licence key between quotation marks as presented on the following screen. You can find your license key in your client area → 'My Products'.
|5. After correct configuration of your license key, you have to configure 'clientareahome.tpl' file located in your currently used templates directory.
The screen below shows how you should properly configure 'clientareahome.tpl' file.
|Copy and paste the following code at the beginning of your 'clientareahome.tpl' file:
{php} if(isset($_GET['managedns'])) { require_once substr($this->template_dir, 0 , strpos($this->template_dir, '/templates'))."/templates/dns_templates/dns_controller.php"; }{/php} {if !$dnsmanagement}
Now copy and paste the following code as the last line in the 'clientareahome.tpl' file:
For the purposes of presentation we will edit file in default template. Its localization is 'whmcs/templates/default/clientareahome.tpl' .
|6. Now you have to activate the module in your WHMCS system.
Login to your WHMCS admin area. Click 'Setup' then choose 'Addon Modules'.
|7. In next step you need to permit access to this module. To do so click on 'Configure' button, choose 'Full Administrator' and press 'Save Changes'.
|7*. If you are using WHMCS v4, you have to rename (ex. dns_hooks.php) and copy 'modules/addons/dns_manager/hooks.php' to the 'includes/hooks/' directory.
|8. Good job! You have just successfully installed DNS Manager For WHMCS! Now in your WHMCS system press 'Addons' then press 'DNS Manager'.
You should see a following screen.
|9. It is time to add integration codes, you can find them at 'Addons' → 'DNS Manager' → 'Configuration' → 'Integration Code' .
|10. To provide DNS management in the client area, simply enter client area and choose 'Domains' → 'Manage DNS'.
|You will see a screen as shown below. That's the proof that the entire installation process was successfully completed.
Configuration and Management
Connection and Basic Configuration
|In the beginning let's connect DNS Manager with your module. We will show you this process by connecting it with cPanel.
In your WHMCS click on 'Addons' then choose 'DNS Manager' . Go to 'Configuration' → 'Connection' section.
|Now press 'Name Servers' and enter the nameservers that will be visible for your customers in their client area.
Configuration of Processing
|In configuration section press 'Processing'. You will see a following screen.
Note: 'Manage DNS Link' option supports only default template.
|There are several configuration options. We will present you each one of them.
Firstly decide whether to use 'One Page' or 'Subpages' template and simply choose it from a dropdown menu.
|You can allow your customers to create their own DNS zones from client area for free.
For this purpose tick 'Allow To Create Own Zones' → 'Free for all registered customers' and press 'Save'.
|There is also an option to allow your customers to create their own DNS zones with for example certain product.
Tick 'Allow To Create Own Zones' → 'WithProducts' and select previously created product/s. We chose 'DNS Management Product'.
|Please note that while using 'Allow To Create Own Zones' option client's product should have a Dedicated IP to allow create own zones.
If client's product doesn't have Dedicated IP then client will see a following screen and won't be allowed to create and new zone.
|In order to add a Dedicated IP go to 'Clients Profile' → 'Products/Services' and enter the IP in the marked field. Afterwards press 'Save Changes'.
|As you can see on the following screen our previously added IP appeared so we can proceed with adding our zone.
Management of Multiservers
|Multiservers functionality allows you to use many different servers not necessarily using the same module.
For example you can have 3 different servers to manage your DNS zones with cPanel, Rackspace and PowerDNS.
|Now you can customize your new server according to your needs.
Management of Records
| 'Disable Editing Records' as the name indicates allows you to forbid editing certain record types.
In order to use this feature simply tick record type you want to disable and press 'Save Changes'.
Adding Default Records
|DNS Manager allows you to add your own default records to each DNS zone. In order to add new default record press 'Default Records' and 'Add New Record'.
|Afterwards choose your record type from a dropdown menu, enter address, proper TTL, value and press 'Save Changes'.
|Now we will create a new DNS zone to present you our new default record. Press the Edit button next to our new DNS zone.
Keep in mind that new default records will be added only to DNS zones created after adding a new record. Operation will not affect the already existing DNS zones.
|On the following screen you can see new default record successfully added to our DNS zone.
Management of Reverse DNS
|In order to enable Reverse DNS log in to your WHMCS. Press 'Addons' → 'DNS Manager' → 'Processing' and tick 'Enable Reverse DNS' , marking 'Manage DNS Link' will be also needed.
Modules that currently support Reverse DNS are cPanel, Storm On Demand, SimpleDNS and Rage4DNS.
|Now in your client area go to 'Domain' → 'Manage DNS', afterwards click on 'Manage Reverse DNS'.
|Next, press 'Add' button.
|Afterwards enter zone name, IP address, value and press 'Add' button once again.
|Your rDNS zone and record have been successfully created. Now you can also edit your rDNS zones.
Management of Zones List
|Zones List allows you to monitor and manage your DNS zones. You can synchronize, create or delete zones from here.
Let's for example synchronize one of our DNS zones with the WHMCS system. For that purpose simply press 'Synchronize'.
|As shown on the screen below our synchronization was successful and our zone exists.
Zones List allows you also to manage each zone. For this purpose simply click 'Manage Zone'.
|As you can see DNS Management for our zone appeared. Very convenient, isn't it?
Management of Import Tool
|Import Tool lets you to quickly import your zones from chosen cPanel, 4PSA, HostBill, PowerDNS, SimpleDNS, DirectAdmin or DNS Made Easy server.
As an example we will show you how to import your zones from cPanel server.
|If you would like to import zones from same cPanel server that you set in 'Connection' section, you can do this in a more convenient way.
In such a case you can avoid entering server details. To do so simply tick 'Use your current cPanel module connection settings:' as shown on the screen below.
|As you can see the entire list of zones has been successfully displayed. Let's import several zones.
For this purpose choose your zones and assign a client to each of them through using dropdown menu. Afterwards press 'Import Zones'.
|The following message will appear as a confirmation of the successful accomplishment of the operation.
|Now let's check your new zones in the Zones List. As you can see on the screen, they have been properly imported.
Management of Synchronization
|Here you can set up automatic termination of unused zones and unused PTR records.
Unused zone is a zone which doesn't contain all the nameservers set up in 'Configuration' → ' Nameservers '.
|Whitelist is used to avoid of accidental deletion of domains.
Management of Email Notifications
|With this functionality enabled you will receive emails each time the domain is created, modified or deleted.
To receive notifications click on 'Email Notifications' located in 'Configuration' and tick 'Enable Email Notification' as shown on the screen below.
|Afterwards the 'Reported actions' section will show up. Choose notifications that suit you best and press 'Save Changes'.
Integration Codes
|With these codes you can easily change templates of your client area. You will find them in 'Configuration' → 'Integration Codes' section.
You can download files you have to alter and check where to paste code.
Client Area
|Find out more about dns management in your client area.
Management of DNS Zones
|Adding new DNS zone is very simple. First you need to go to your product details and open 'Manage DNS' tab. Afterwards press 'Add Zone'.
|In next step enter your zone name, IP address and press 'Add Zone'.
|If the operation was successful, you will see a following screen.
In order to check your new DNS zone details press Edit button.
|You will see a screen similar to the one shown below. Here you can view and edit your zone's details.
Management of DNS Records
|At product view, customers can manage their DNS and rDNS records.
To view DNS records simply go to 'Manage DNS' tab as presented on the following screen.
|Here you can view all DNS records assigned to a certain domain.
To add new record, simply enter values to record with empty textbox fields at the bottom of page as shown on the screen below.
|You can also edit records from the list. To do so, enter changes into textboxes you want to alter and press 'Save Changes' .
Management of rDNS Records
|In order to manage rDNS go to 'Domain' → 'Manage DNS', afterwards click on 'Manage Reverse DNS'.
|To add new rDNS zone, press 'Add' button.
|Afterwards enter zone name, IP address, value and press 'Add' button once again.
|You can also edit your rDNS zones. To do so, press edit button.
|Afterwards enter desired values into textbox and press 'Save'.
Template Switching In The Client Area
|Your customers can choose the complexity of zones management through switching between two templates: 'Simple' and 'Advanced'.
To enable this functionality, go to your DNS Manager → 'Configuration' → 'Processing' and tick 'Allow to switch template' as presented on the following screen.
|From this moment, new field 'Change Template' will show up in DNS Manager client area during zones management.
Default template is 'Simple' and it allows your customers to edit records separately. To change template, choose 'Edit All Records (Advanced)' from a dropdown menu.
|'Advanced' template allows your customers to edit all records. Records are grouped by type.
|A screen below presents edit of CNAME records in Advanced template.
Custom cPanel Zone Templates
|You can allow your customers to create zones without cPanel Default Records. To do so you need to create your own Zone Template in the WHM.
If you don't know how to create your own Zone Template you can follow this short guide made by cPanel: Edit Zone Templates Guide
DNS Manager Logs
|Logs help you keep track of all the activities carried out in DNS Manager.
|1. To provide a DNS management in client area simply enter 'Domains' → 'DNS Manager'.
|2. When you set up processing to create zones with domains, the zones will be automatically created while ordering a new domain.
If you would like to add zone to your already existing domain you can do it manually.
|3. We recommend to run Cron once per hour.
|4. Cron checks up to 100 zones. If you have for example 200 zones, Cron will check zones from 1 to 100 first, then it will check zones from 101 to 200.
|5. If the zone is inactive or mis-configured for longer than 24 hours, Cron will automatically delete it. Single Cron run removes up to 5 such zones.
|6. 'Default IP' as the name suggests is default IP address of the zone. If you don't specify an IP address when you create a new zone, default IP will be used.
In case you don't provide default IP neither zone IP, you won't be able to create new zone.
|7. 'Name' in PowerDNS module 'Connection' tab is the field called 'name' in the SOA record. This record is added when the zone is created.
You can define SOA record format in the configuration of the module. Available variables are {$domain} and {$ip} in fields: 'Name', 'Primary', 'Hostmaster'.
|8. To connect to the module using Rage4 DNS enter your API key instead of password.
|9. Variable
$dns_manager_is_active returns true if DNS Manager Add-On is active.
|10. The screen below shows an example configuration of PowerDNS connection.
Common Problems
|1. When you have problems with connection, check whether your SELinux or firewall does not block ports.
|2. If after successful installation in your client area you receive following or similar error:
Fatal error: main() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/var/www/html/client/templates/dns_templates//lang/english.php'
That means that you have forgotten to configure and save processing of your addon. Tutorial on how to configure processing you can find here
|3. Access denied error on Test Connection it's a bug which might appear with dns only servers OR banned IP in cphulk.
If you are sure that details are correct, please ignore this error and try to create/terminate the zones to see whether the connection is working.
|4. If you see a blank page right after installation process please make sure that you configured and saved processing options.
|5. 4PSA platform is very specific therefore it can cause some problems with DNS Manager. You may encounter problem with file privileges.
When connecting 4PSA module requires to download .wsdl file to 'include/dns_modules/4psa/tmp/wsdl' . It might appear that after connecting, the DNS Manager won't work properly.
Afterwards please change the content of the files below:
|6. If you get an error: 'Unable to create zone:Sorry, you must enter an IP.' , please make sure that your default IP or zone IP is not missing.
|7. If while adding ReverseDNS you get an error: 'Sorry, you must enter an ip. Please try again.' , please make sure that your 'Default IP' field in module 'Connection' settings is not empty.
|8. If you get an error: 'Connection Error: Unable to connect to database.' , please make sure that your database server is not blocking connection with WHMCS.
|9. If you have problems with connection make sure that port 2086 is open (for no SSL connections) or port 2087 is open (for SSL connections).
|10. If after install, you will get an ionCube encoder problem (wrong version), please open a support ticket.
We will provide you with different version of the module encrypted with the older version of ionCube.
|11. If you are receiving a message: 'Operation Timed Out After 30000 Milliseconds With 0 Bytes Received.' , make sure all the servers in the cluster are active.


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