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Ongoing Metaphysical Art & Time travel development courses
3 terms a year
New Term starts January
Wednesdays 7.00pm - 8.30pm The few metaphysical time travel & metaphysical art development classes available world-wide.
This ongoing course will uplift and guide you to use art to enhance your life. It offers development of psychic sensitivity and mediumistic abilities, as well as personal development and metaphysical time travel . We delve into the realms of Time Travel,Shamanism and Tantric Art as well as Creativity. This course will also cover optional platform medium-ship training and tutor training. Join with interview or through previous classes, be prepared to join a waiting list due to popularity of this course- Contact me direct for information by e-mail and to come along as a guest.
19th January- School Of Intuition &Healing- 1 Day Workshop
NEW YEAR, NEW LIFE Using Mandalas to Manifest your Goals with June-Elleni Laine
In this workshop June-Elleni will share how to apply metaphysical art to create your Goals easily and with minimum effort. Mandalas can be used as building blocks within this world to help give our thoughts the power to manifest what we intend, rather than giving our power to unintentional self-defeating thoughts. Join me this weekend to find out how we can do that together. Please bring paper and colours to draw with and you don't need to be an artist to participate fully.
21st February- College Of Psychic Studies -
Angela Watkins joins June-Elleni Laine: An Evening of Soul Portraits and Clairvoyance
Angela Watkins joins June-Elleni Laine to bring you an evening of fun and spirit connection. Join them for a fascinating demonstration of mediumship, when these two gifted international mediums work together to connect with your departed loved ones. June-Elleni will draw soul portraits and together they will offer evidence and messages for loved ones in the audience. It promises to be a fascinating exploration of consciousness beyond the physical body. Whose faces will appear tonight? Come and find out, you may receive a portrait of a loved one in spirit to take home.
Angela is a medium and healer who teaches inspired speaking and mediumship.
June-Elleni is a metaphysician, soul artist and clairvoyant. www.psychicartworks.com
Book Now7pm - 8.30pm £10 (Non-Members £12)
27th February- 10th March - Athens Greece
workshops and sessions please email Margarita for details. Here
April 11th - College Of Psychic Studies -
Open day demonstration of Soul Portraits and Clairvoyance Q&A 8.20pm
May 25th Mind Body Spirit Festival London - I'll be there on The College Of Psychic Studies Stand on Sunday- come and say Hi
May 29th Santorini Greece weekend retreat for Greek participants
June Cyprus workshops and sessions please email Margarita for details. Here
8th August College Of Psychic Studies -
I will be offering a short presentation of Soul Portraits at the open evening. With Q&A and demonstration where the audience will have the opportunity to connect with loved ones in spirit and take drawings home afterwards.
18th September Santorini Greece - Annual HOLIDAY RETREAT for Singles, Couples & Groups of friends. Come and Enjoy Metaphysical Art And Time Travel in the sunshine on Santorini Island Greece. Santorini is a heavenly island said to be associated with Atlantis. NEW for 2014Includes a visit to The 1566BC excavated town of Acrotiri were we will experiment with Time Travel
Because this is our 'home from home' we are excited to offer Luxury Villas at prices you won't believe! Many of them are cave houses made from the volcanic rocks and have amazing energy to sleep in. And we will take a boat ride to the volcano, swim in the hot springs and bath in the rich mineral mud of the volcanic sea. FULL Details and more pictures here
2nd November - College Of Psychic Studies -
Day Workshop Psychic ART to develop spiritual and psychic expansion
Join June-Elleni for a fun day of spiritual creativity using art, even if you think you can't draw you can use psychic art to make artworks that have meaning beyond your expectations.
June-Elleni will share the chakras of the left hand path and how to access them to give readings for each other
Explain how to get the best results from the head versus heart connection
Show you how to interpret the subtle messages given in your psychic art
Teach you how to receive messages from loved ones in spirit and spirit guides using art, and to use both intuitive and automatic drawing techniques in cooperation.
Experience and know the difference between loved ones and spirit guides.
Whether a beginner or seasoned psychic come along and expand your perspective using psychic art.
11th November - College Of Psychic Studies -
Angela Watkins joins June-Elleni Laine: An Evening of Soul Portraits and Clairvoyance
Angela Watkins joins June-Elleni Laine to bring you an evening of fun and spirit connection. Join them for a fascinating demonstration of mediumship, when these two gifted international mediums work together to connect with your departed loved ones. June-Elleni will draw soul portraits and together they will offer evidence and messages for loved ones in the audience. It promises to be a fascinating exploration of consciousness beyond the physical body. Whose faces will appear tonight? Come and find out, you may receive a portrait of a loved one in spirit to take home.
Angela is a medium and healer who teaches inspired speaking and mediumship.
June-Elleni is a metaphysician, soul artist and clairvoyant. www.psychicartworks.com
Book Now7pm - 8.30pm £10 (Non-Members £12)
RETREAT Egypt 5 star Luxury Retreat
A new retreat for 2014
2 weeks adventure holiday. Details of dates cost hotel and transfers here soon tbc
A Unique Journey Of Metaphysical Transformation & Self-Empowered Wisdom with
June-Elleni Laine
We will have private access to The King's Chamber in The Great Pyramid and also access inside The Enclosure of the Sphinx. We will also visit the famous library in Alexandria. The group will initiate metaphysical art, time travel & non-verbal communication at some of these potent and remarkable locations. And for the very first time June-Elleni Laine will attempt spirit portraiture & clairvoyance in The King's Temple. She will intend to communicate with ancient spirits, to draw an image and receive messages for the highest benefit of this unique group. Each member of the group will be encouraged to make their own personal connection with the spirit energy that she invokes inside The King's Chamber.
Greek pyles TV A selection of Interviews and live audience demonstration of spirit portraits
X Zone Radio February 26th 7pm to 8pm Pacific time Interview with Rob McDonnell link to archive look for Feb. 26th 09
June-Elleni talks about her work with art and connection to spirit and the new book on Mandalas.
June-Elleni appears in a Paranormal Documentary on CH4TV December 30th 2008 with Tony Robinson
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ABC1 Adults Documentary & Factual
Tony Robinson and science journalist Becky McCall step into the unknown to investigate whether past paranormal events should be taken seriously or dumped into history's litter bin in this new three-part series. From the archaeological secrets of Glastonbury Abbey to the Bath housewives who claimed to be possessed by the spirits of a 13th Century religious sect, Robinson and McCall try to get to the bottom of classic mysteries with the help of historians, scientists and archaeologists. And, throughout the series, Tony tries out some psychic experiences himself including past-life regression, psychometry, seances and automatic writing. In programme one, Tony and Becky investigate the case of Helen Duncan, the World War II psychic who was one of the last people to be jailed under the Witchcraft Act of 1735. Uncannily accurate, her claims were taken so seriously that MI5 became involved. But was she really a threat to national security and were the ghosts of wartime servicemen telling her secrets she should never have known? Link for information or watch on you tube Here
Broadcasting March 2009 June-Elleni Interview with Phil Gardiner
Gardiners World Edge Media watch on line and on Sky Channel 200 link
Talking about Mandalas and promoting her new book Mandala The Art Of Creating Future
Feed Your Mind, Change your life, is a book review radio program hosted by June-Elleni Laine in association with O-Books, - listen on line here My Spirit Radio all interviews available in archive after the show date -
You've seen their books; now hear the authors share their wisdom.
LBC Radio 97.3FM- The Psychic Show LBC pod casts
June-Elleni talked to Becky and Chris about her book - and listeners call in with questions on Psychic Art ..available for download on pod cast ....look in archive 3rd June 2006
Do you believe in UFO's - June-Elleni tells Becky and Chris the story of a very strange experience - available for download on pod cast ....look in archive 1st & 2nd June 2007
The Danielle Lin Show is the quintessential gateway for personal transformation and healthy living.
As the pioneer of health talk radio for the Natural Product Industry, Danielle Lin has become one of the most recognized personalities on the air today! In this hour June-Elleni talks to Danielle about her book, The Art Of Being... Psychic. "This is a cutting edge conversation about where we are going, not where we've been. June-Elleni Laine is not only an artist, but was a successful business woman. The book that she has - The Art Of Being... Psychic - is such an interesting book, an intelligent book and its' really about freeing the artist within you, whatever you want to create. Maybe you want to create money, recreate your body, maybe a relationship you've never been able to create. So its not just about drawing, its about drawing out your life…" - Danielle Lin ... listen on air in US and online worldwide, click on the archive 4/08/07
The Danielle Lin Show archive 4/8/07
Reported a National Survey that revealed 37% of the population believe in ghosts!
June-Elleni was given airtime on mainstream television news to explain to the nation why she was not surprised at this high number and also how she connects with spirit ... it was revealed that 50% of the nation is interested in finding out more about spirit connection...
Predictions Magazine - Jenny Smedley presents the advice of June-Elleni and 2 other mediums on how to cope with the loss of a loved one at Christmas time. Read part of article here


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COASTAL BEND - Events happening in the Coastal Bend this weekend:
COMEDY CLUB: Comics Live Comedy Club, 1214 N. Chaparral St., features Jay LaFarr from New York at 9 p.m. Friday and at 8 and 10 p.m. Saturday. Also appearing is James Bosquez and Chris Payne. Cost: $12; $10/advance; $5/millitary/police/fire department; $7/students. Advance tickets can be purchased at Disc-Go-Round Records, 5734 McArdle Road (980-0440) and TexasToyz, 5425 S. Padre Island Drive (854-8697). Thursday night is Comedy Open Mic night at 9 p.m. Free. The club is located at the Hofbrau Bar inside Railroad Seafood Station. Information: 361-434-4290.
PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION: Corpus Christi Spook Central Friday the 13th Public Paranormal Investigation begins at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Friday at the Berclair Mansion. The mansion is on Highway 59 in the town of Berclair near Beeville. Arrive 15 minutes early. Tickets are $25 and are available online at ccspookcentral.com Space is limited to 20 guests ages 18 and older. Information: 361- 362-5823.
SPURS CARAVAN VISITS: The Spurs Summer Caravan will be at Academy Sports and Outdoors, 5001 S. Padre Island Drive, from noon to 1 p.m. Friday and from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Corpus Christi Hooks game at Whataburger Field. The Coyote and Silver Dancers also will be on hand to pose for photos and sign autographs. Free. Information: email@example.com or 858-344-8620.
LIMO GHOST RIDES: Limos of Texas and Fright Night Friday will host Haunted History Limo Ghost Tour/Fright Night Haunted House rides Friday at 8:30 p.m. Cost: $30/person. Information/reservations: 992-7234 (destination will be provided at the time you call).
DEMENTIA TRAINING: Schmieding Dementia Training is from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Friday at Del Mar College Health Science Building, 4101 Old Brownsville Road. Course includes behavior issues, communication, maintenance of respect and end-of-life care. Free. The classes also will be July 20 and July 27. Information: 883-3935 or 800-817-5743.
BAY JAMMIN CINEMA: Bay Jammin' Cinema Series at the Cole Park Amphitheater will present a movie beginning at dark every Friday through Aug. 23. Bring lawn chairs, blankets. Free. Information www.ccparkandrec.com.
BENEFIT DINNER/AUCTION: A benefit brisket barbecue dinner and auction begins at noon Saturday at the Hideout, 3813 Highway 35 South, Rockport, to cover expenses for the family of Jenna Hernandez, who was killed last month. Donations of homemade crafts, arts, plants, unused merchandise, gift certificates, will be accepted. Cost: $7/plates. Information: 361-332-2901 or 361-523-1559.
PRAYER WALK: "God Belongs in My City" prayer walk begins at 11 a.m. Saturday at the park on Kinney Street and Shoreline Boulevard. Free. Information: www.gbimccorpus.com
GALLERY WALKS: Gallery walks at the Art Museum of South Texas, 1902 N. Shoreline Blvd., are from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. A tour of current museum exhibits is led by student docents, every hour on the hour. Free with paid museum admission or membership. Cost: $8/adults: $6/seniors 60 and older, active military; $4/students ages 13 and older; free/members and children ages 12 and younger. Information: 825-3500.
EXPLORER LABS: Estuary Explorer Labs for ages 6 and older are from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Bay Education Center, Rockport. The labs are interactive, hands-on programs that allow families to explore our local estuary and coastal environment. Cost: $4/person. Programs continue July 28 and Aug. 11. Reservations/Information: 361-749-3152 or www.missionaransas.org.
BENEFIT FISH SALE: Gators Sports Bar and Grill, 4610 S. Padre Island Drive, will host a benefit fish sale at noon Saturday for Perry Bailey. Cost: $5. The event also features live music. Information: firstname.lastname@example.com
EXHIBIT RECEPTION: A meet and greet with the artists of the new 15th Exhibition of the American Society of Marine Artists begins at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Art Museum of South Texas, 1902 N. Shoreline Blvd. A gallery walk begins at 3 p.m. with participating artists Al Barnes, Guy Morrow and Kent Ullberg. Free/members with museum admission. Cost: $8/adults; $6/seniors (60 and older) active military; $4/students ages 13 and older; free/members and ages 12 and younger. The exhibit is on display through Aug. 26. Information: 825-3513.
BIBLE SCHOOL AT LEXINGTON: Lexington Baptist Church, 3525 S. Padre Island Drive, will host around the world Vacation Bible School from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday for children kindergarten through eighth grade. Free. Information: 855-1554.
RIVER SONGS: A concert of 13 songs drawn on "river" themes, art songs, spirituals and romantic ballads will be presented by David Miller, bass-baritone; Franklin Beyer, accompanist and John Washington IV, baritone, at 7 p.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church, 900 S. Shoreline Blvd. Free; freewill offering will be accepted. Information: 884-0391 or ccfumc.com
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By tully | "Boredom at Its Boredest" by Michael Tully June 27, 2006 at 4:33AM
So, I never really wrapped up my trip to New York last weekend. Suffice to say, it was a ton of fun. Thanks to everyone for attending the screening of THE HOLE STORY and especially for showing up at 151 for the after-party. Here's a picture of Alex at the post-film Q&A:
As for Adult Camp, I think I'm still cleaning out my system. I haven't partied like that in years. Good times, everyone, good, good times. I took a bunch of photos, but here's my favorite:
While it appears that almost everyone who attended Adult Camp posted his or her own personal Flickr batch, Josh Levine's five-part recap is as good as it gets. These pictures are so good that you don't even need to know any of us to appreciate them. Seriously, check out this guy's skills:
While we're on the photo tip, here's a picture of me holding Hayden Hollis Speace, the first offspring of my good buddy Brandon (and his wife Jenny). Do I look like a maniac in this thing or what? Hayden at least seems to think so:
Good buddy Jesse Sweet (partner-in-crime in the Phil Collins documentary project) published a staggeringly wonderful short story in the online periodical "Dirt." Print it out and read it on paper. It's well worth it:
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Don't worry. It's not too late for your kids - or grandkids - to Dig into Reading this summer. Just stop by your local library and pick up a reading log. Children (11 and under) have until Aug. 10 to read 10 books and then bring their logs back to the library for cool prizes, like a South Carolina Summer Reading Medal, a Summer Reading Certificate of Participation, a free yogurt treat from Sweet CeCe's and a "Celebrate Summer Reading with the RiverDogs" ticket voucher for the Aug. 11 game. Kids who turn in their logs by July 31 will also receive an entry into our branch's grand prize drawing.
How else can kids Dig into Reading?
Visit the library, check out books and fill out an entry form for our weekly raffle. We've still got great prizes left. Until July 31, kids can also fill out an entry form for our bonus monthly raffle for a chance to win a behind-the-scenes tour at The Joe baseball stadium.
What should they read?
Kids can read about whatever interests them – the important thing is to keep them reading over the summer. Children's librarians at Mount Pleasant Regional can recommend some great books, like "Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site" by Sherri Duskey Rinker (for preschoolers), "Chu's Day" by Neil Gaiman (for grades K-1), "Fifty Cents and a Dream: Young Booker T. Washington" by Jabari Asim (for grades 2-3) and "Floors" by Patrick Carman (for grades 4-5).
If you're going mad from being home with those little darlings (or grand-darlings), bring them to the library and attend a fun summer reading library program, where kids (11 and under) might win a door prize.
Diggin' Dinosaurs: Facts, Fun and Fossils (ages 5-11)
Thursday, July 25 at 2 and 4 p.m.
Read stories, sing songs and discover interesting facts about dinosaurs. Tickets given out 30 minutes before programs. Limited to 50 participants per session.
Dig Out of Summer Reading Finale (all ages)
Friday, July 26 at 3 p.m.
Dig out of summer reading with games, funny movies and a sweet summer treat.
Lego Club (ages 4 and up)
Saturday, July 27 at 2 p.m.
Dig into creativity. We supply the Legos, and you create the masterpiece.
Monday Matinees (all ages)
Mondays at 2:30 p.m.
July 29 - "The Three Lives of Thomasina" Rated PG, 97 minutes
Do-It-Yourself Arts and Crafts (all ages)
Saturday, Aug. 3 from 1:30-3:00 p.m.
Arts and Crafts with Ms. Grace.
Remember that we also have summer reading programs for babies, teens and adults. For more information, please visit www.ccpl.org.
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Wednesdays at 2 p.m.
July 31 – "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" - PG, 94 minutes
Jen McQueen is children's services manager at the Mount Pleasant Regional Library.
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2005 Volvo XC70 Wagon, silver green. 107k miles and great condition with built in booster seats, rear facing third row = a great carpool vehicle for 6 kids (or cellos). A portion of the sale price will be donated to MWS in the buyers name, asking $8900. Alicia Heyburn firstname.lastname@example.com 725-8865. Test drive Monday, Thursday or Friday morning at school! (05/08)
Magic Cabin Fairy Doll - Faye Fiddlefern, Magic Cabin's Spring Fairy is awaiting her new home! Faye is made from cotton skin stuffed with lambswool, wears her hair in Italian mohair curls (frizz, really), and dons clothing of silk, cotton and wool including a bodysuit, top, skirt, hat and boots. She is button-jointed for ease of movement. Originally sells for $89.98 plus $19.98 for accessory set (purse is missing). Asking $40 or best offer. Please email email@example.com or call Beth at 871-1087. (05/08)
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Maypole Flower Fairies for sale: Just in time for this weekend's May Faire, Aly Fullagar is at it again....she has created 6 enchanted fairies, each holding a fairy-sized maypole....5 girl fairies, 1 boy fairy....if interested, please look for her in the parking lot or contact her directly: email@example.com or 274-0057 (05/08)
Have your boys outgrown their clothes? We need some hand-me-downs! My son is the eldest on both sides of the family, and we could use some size 7/8 hand-me-down clothes. If you'd like an excuse to clean out your closet, we will happily provide it! Please call Kristin if you can help out: 450-9698 or firstname.lastname@example.com. (05/08)
Chad Olcott from Apogee Adventures is encouraging Merriconeag students to apply for scholarships for their summer adventure trips. Apogee provided a great experience for last year's eighth grade trip and about six Merriconeag students have gone on one of their summer adventures (including my daughter Lily in 2008). They will also be working with this year's eighth grade for their trip. If you are interested in your student applying for a scholarship to go on one of these trips contact Chad. His contact info is: Chad Olcott, Director, Apogee Adventures, PO Box 505, Brunswick, Maine 04011, 207.725.7025, www.apogeeadventures.com. Jeff O'Brien (05/08)
Top Bar Bee Hive for sale: We are selling our Goldstar Top Bar Bee Hive. They retail for $495 - unassembled. Ours is fully assembled and sealed with linseed Oil. We are selling it for 50% less - $250. You can find more info at the Gold Star Honey Bees web site. Please call or email if you are interested. Michael Stefanakos / 917.279.4646 / firstname.lastname@example.com (05/01)
Merriconeag Waldorf High School Alum offering riding lessons for students of any age or level: The lessons are at our farm, Runaway Ridge Farm in North Yarmouth. Lessons begin May 10. For more information contact Ali Perkins. 615-8654 or email@example.com (05/01)
Make money for Merriconeag by referring: Do you know any family or friends who are buying or selling their
Circus Smirkus at Merriconeag:
Monday, August 3 & Tuesday, August 4, 1:00 & 6:00 pm,
Grade School Campus, 57 Desert Rd, Freeport.
with our own high school student, Sarah Norden,
as part of the amazing cast!


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Summer Fellowship in Quantum Information and Quantum Control
A great summer opportunity for undergraduate students!
The Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Control (CQIQC), located at the University of Toronto, is accepting applications for Prize Scholarships for Undergraduate Students to undertake Summer Research Projects at the University of Toronto in 2008. CQIQC will provide funds for students to spend the summer working in the research groups associated with the Center.
Deadline: 8 March 2008


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A twin engine airplane crashed in a palm tree nursery west of Piru Friday night, injuring three people onboard who were treated for minor injuries, according to the Ventura County Fire Department.
The plane went down about 8:30 p.m. near Highway 126 and Powell Road, near the Rancho Sespe housing development. Two brothers who live at the development, Art Nolasco, 26, and Carlos Nolasco, 21, witnessed the plane fly low and hit the ground.
Jumping over an 8-foot fence, they said they raced to the scene and tried to break the windows of the plane to get the three out. When that didn't work, they popped a bent rear window and pulled them out. A wing was torn off and was leaking fuel and the plane had struck power lines on its descent.
"We were trying to keep everyone away from the fuel and from the power lines," Art Nolasco said.
The brothers said the pilot, a 69-year-old ma, told them he was giving a lesson to a 24-year-old man from Tarzana who was sitting in the front. A 37-year-old woman, whose home town was not available, was sitting in the back.
They had left Camarillo Airport, and the younger man was at the controls when a problem developed. The plane sputtered and stalled. The instructor took over, tried to restart the plane and accelerate but the aircraft struck the power lines and went down.
The injured people, whose names were not available, were taken to Santa Paula Hospital. The older pilot suffered an eye injury and the other two were in shock with complaints of back pain.
The crash caused a power outage at the Rancho Sespe development for about an hour.
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