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Wow, elle est très sensuelle Ondine, dis donc
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The Tomboyish Mermaid!
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MISTY wants to fight!
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Misty smoking! I don't know her anymore! Although the pokeball in the cleavs is nice.
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Online Valentine's Day sales hit their sweet, peak spot
Candy, jewelry, apparel and date nights will constitute a big chunk of the nearly $20 billion projected in Valentine's Day sales, with online shoppers ...
Online Valentine's Day sales hit their sweet, peak spot
Candy, jewelry, apparel and date nights will constitute a big chunk of the nearly $20 billion projected in Valentine's Day sales, with online shoppers ...
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This week, holiday orders peak at about 2,000 orders per hour. With a million visitors during February and 30% of annual revenues coming in, the company looks to the Yahoo Store platform to help shoulder the load.
Plush bears and pajamas are helping to drive a Valentine`s Day sales spike at the four web sites of the Vermont Teddy Bear Co. Inc., where the holiday is expected to bring in 30% of the company's annual $40 million in sales. Along with sister sites Tastygram.com and florist CalyxandCorolla.com, VermontTeddyBear.com and Pajamagram.com are generating traffic that's up 20% over last February and beating the company's forecasts.
Pajamagram.com alone has grown almost 100% to 435,000 visitors to date in February over last February's 220,00 visitors. February conversions on both the Teddy bear and pajama sites are running above industry averages at more than 8%, webmaster Tom Funk tells Internet Retailer.
The sites' biggest challenge during February is handling the extra traffic and keeping up with order fulfillment, Funk adds. "This is volume we are not generally prepared for during the rest of the year," he says, noting that this week, Valentine's Day-driven volume is peaking at more than 2,000 orders per hour, more than triple the volume during non-peak months.
To handle the extra volume the sites use Yahoo Store platform. "They have a lot of servers and bandwidth they can throw at our biggest holiday without us having to own a lot of server class computers," says Funk. While the company also has its own internal hosting capability, the Yahoo capacity provides needed redundancy, he adds. During non-peak times, for example, the VermontTeddyBear.com domain is handled by the company's own server, but during peak times it's hosted by Yahoo. "We always have Yahoo, and we always have our own self hosted site, and we do a kind of load balancing manually," says Funk.
Because the hosting charge is transaction based, Funk adds that Vermont Teddy Bear pays for the extra capacity only when it needs it. "We'll pay from $10,000 to $20,000 in transaction fees for hosting this month, but in a quiet month, we might pay only around $1,000," he says. "For us it's a cost effective solution. A lot of e-commerce merchants may spend anywhere from a few percent to 5% of their revenues on hosting and software licensing. We spend from less than one half percent to 1% of the year's volume on server hosting and other software."
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Lindsey Vonn may have less time to talk about Tiger Woods this year.
Vonn is on the road to a full recovery after tearing her ACL and MCL in a crash at the World Championship in Austria, and most of the headlines since then have been about the skiier's budding relationship with Tiger Woods. That might change though, because Vonn is officially back on the snow.
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The Journal Record Health Care Briefs: June 26, 2012
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Training program gains accreditation
TAHLEQUAH - A program to turn Cherokee students into surgical technologists at W.W. Hastings Hospital has gained accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.
The Hastings surgical technology education program received a five-year accreditation. Upon graduation of the nine-month program, students can become nationally certified.
"Cherokee Nation is the first Native American tribe to have a surgical tech program accredited through CAAHEP," said Health Services Executive Director Connie Davis.
Tommy Hays and Patricia Sumner are program instructors.
The program accepts Cherokee citizens with a high school diploma or GED and without a four-year degree. Tuition and books are covered.
"Now that we are accredited, students can sit for the National Certification Exam, which allows them to work anywhere in the United States," Sumner said. "They also have an opportunity to be employed and make a decent salary. The average pay in Oklahoma is $17.40 per hour."
Mercy to operate Watonga hospital
WATONGA - The board of directors for Watonga Municipal Hospital in Watonga has authorized a lease agreement with Mercy.
The agreement is effective July 1.
Under the terms of the agreement, Mercy will operate the hospital as Mercy Hospital Watonga, while ownership will remain with the city of Watonga. Mercy has managed the facility since July 2011.
The 25-bed hospital joins Mercy's family of rural facilities including Valley View Regional Hospital in Ada, Mercy Hospital Love County in Marietta and Mercy hospitals in Ardmore, El Reno, Healdton, Logan County and Tishomingo.
Three members appointed to board
OKLAHOMA CITY - Judith Adams, Holli Witherington and Bill Sharp have been appointed to the Oklahoma Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors by Gov. Mary Fallin.
Adams, of Muskogee, is a psychologist and owns a family therapy center. She also serves as an assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma. Adams is a graduate of Concordia College in Morehead, Minn., and has a master's degree from the University of Nevada Las Vegas and a Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska. She is replacing Rhonda Cochran and serving as a member from a list submitted by the Oklahoma Drug and Alcohol Professional Counselors Association.
Witherington, of Ada, is the executive director of the Brandon Whitten Institute for Addiction and Recovery at East Central University. She is also an adjunct professor at the university. She received both a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and a master's degree in education from East Central University. Witherington is replacing Kyle McGraw, who resigned, and was selected from a list provided by the Oklahoma Citizens for Advocacy Recovery and Treatment Association.
Sharp, of Oklahoma City, is the interim facility director and director of behavioral health services at the Canadian County Children's Justice Center. He is the president of the Oklahoma Drug and Alcohol Professional Counselor's Certification Board. He earned a bachelor's degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University, a master's in school administration and a master's in counseling psychology from the University of Central Oklahoma, and a master's in clinical psychology and a doctorate in clinical psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology. He is replacing Jane Lepak and will serve as a member of the Oklahoma Drug and Alcohol Professional Counselor Association.
Parker named Mercy director of research
OKLAHOMA CITY - Gary Parker has been promoted to director of clinical research in Mercy West communities.
Parker joined Mercy in 2005, serving as manager of research and chairperson of the institutional review board.
In 2007, Parker received a Cherokee Inspirational Award for his efforts to help clinic and emergency department co-workers recognize signs of suicidal behavior. …


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"Eat your breakfast. It's the most important meal of the day!" Why are parents always saying that?
Well, imagine you're a car. After a long night of sleeping, your fuel tank is empty. Breakfast is the fuel that gets you going so you can hit the road.
Any breakfast is better than no breakfast, but try not to have doughnuts or pastries all the time. They're high in calories, sugar, and fat. They also don't contain the nutrients a kid really needs. And if you have a doughnut for breakfast, you won't feel full for long.
Just like with other meals, try to eat a variety of foods, including:
Some kids skip breakfast because they sleep too late or because they think it's a way to stay thin. But skipping breakfast doesn't help people maintain a healthy weight. In fact, someone who skips breakfast tends to eat more calories throughout the day.
If you find yourself skipping breakfast because you're too rushed, try these quick breakfasts. They're easy to grab on the way out the door or can be prepared the night before:
Just in case you need more evidence that eating breakfast is the way to go, kids who don't eat breakfast are less able to learn at school, get less iron (an important nutrient) in their diets, and are more likely to have a higher body mass index (BMI), which is a sign they may be overweight.
On the other hand, kids who eat breakfast do better in school, are more likely to participate in physical activities, and tend to eat healthier overall. So tomorrow morning, don't run out the door on an empty stomach. Fuel up with a healthy breakfast!
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Footloose (1984)
It's likely most of us recollect the music from the 1984 release of Footloose—songs such as "Let's Hear It for the Boy", "Dancing in the Streets" and "Holding Out for a Hero". What we might not remember so well are the details of the story.
That selective memory challenge presents a problem for parents who want to introduce their kids to the movies of their youth. It may be especially troublesome with a film like Footloose where the music is so much more memorable than the depictions of underage drinking, illegal drug use, discussions of teen pregnancy, abusive teen relationships and bare buttocks. (Honestly, I don't think I remembered half of that content when I sat down with the DVD.)
The original film stars a young Kevin Bacon as Chicago born Ren McCormack. Faced with family challenges, the teen and his mother (Frances Lee McCain) move to the small town of Bomont to live with his aunt and uncle for a while. Unfortunately for Ren, his favorite form of stress release—dancing—is a banned activity in the community thanks to the city council and the staunch Reverend Shaw Moore (John Lithgow) whose son was among a group of teens killed after a night out on the town.
From the day of Ren's arrival, the city slicker is pegged as an outsider and his schoolmates do their best to keep him from fitting in. (One student sets up a drug deal that leaves Ren looking like the dope pusher.) From the perspective of the parents in Bomont, Ren, with his urban ideas, is trouble.
But the new kid catches the eye of at least one person—Ariel Moore (Lori Singer), the preacher's daughter. Prone to court danger and definitely unwilling to follow the advise of her father and mother (Dianne Wiest), Ariel seeks opportunities to push the limits. And Ren's plan to fight the local council to let the senior class hold a prom is the kind of social activism she wants to sign up for.
Sarah Jessica Parker stars as Ariel's friend Rusty and Chris Penn plays Willard Hewitt. He is one of a few guys to befriend Ren in this musical drama based on real life events that happened in the town of Elmore City, Oklahoma. Like the movie town of Bomont, public dances were banned in Elmore City and had been for nearly 100 years before the rule was reversed in 1980.
While a school prom seems like a worthwhile project for the graduating class, some of the other content in the movie version of events may not be as family friendly. Along with a strong stereotypical depiction of small town residents, the film suggests the only entertainment options include underage drinking, playing high-risk games of chicken and fighting, usually after a few too many bottles of beer. (When a boy is dumped by his girlfriend, he beats the girl, leaving her with a bloody face and black eye.)
With an updated adaptation of Footloose releasing in October 2011, this teen rebellion tale is about to be resurrected for a new generation of prom goers. While the dance moves will likely be more sexually suggestive in the 2011 version, parents may still want to preview the original film before sharing it with their teens.


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A NURSE from St Margaret's Hospice is hoping to raise £9,000 for the charity by taking on a 75km trek in the Himalayas.
Sue Kilic, from Oakgrove Way in Bridgwater, will be doing the challenge with her daughter, Verity Wood, and her daughter's fiancé, Gary Elliott, from Marsa Way, from Friday (12) until 21.
Sue, 55, said: "We're aiming to raise the total between the three of us and we've had a lot of support and sponsorship already from the community.
"Working at the hospice, I see the good work the charity does every day and I thought this would be a great way of fundraising."
In 2010 Sue also did a sponsored walk of the Great Wall of China for the charity. The group has been working hard to train for this next fundraising endeavour.
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Kentucky Oaks features 4 Pletcher-trained fillies
Updated: May 2, 2013, 6:27 PM ETAssociated Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Todd Pletcher has a whole bunch of chances to win the Kentucky Oaks, too.
The trainer with a record-tying five horses in Saturday's Kentucky Derby, will send out four fillies in Friday's $1 million Kentucky Oaks, including 3-1 favorite Dreaming of Julia.
Pletcher's other fillies in the 10-horse field are unbeaten Unlimited Budget, Silsita and Princess of Sylmar.
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INTO THE UNKNOWN; Today 10 More Countries Join the EU. It Should Be a Cause for Celebration - but the Shambles of Britain's Immigration Policy Has Tainted This Historic Moment
Byline: SIR ANDREW GREEN
TODAY is the day the barriers come down - all of them. From this point on, 75 million East Europeans will be able to travel freely throughout the European Union.
The good news is that this is a strategic success of historic proportions.
For over a decade we have been free of the Soviet threat and the 20 East European divisions which, in a purely conventional war, would have made mincemeat of Nato forces in a matter of days.
Our only answer was the nuclear deterrent with all the risks which that entailed.
But the collapse of the Soviet Union left the satellite states adrift, their economies devastated and their politics in a vacuum.
These countries are now to be firmly anchored in the EU.
What is more, this has been secured with the acquiescence of Russia, always a massive player in the affairs of Europe. As a result, Europe is more stable and Britain is more secure.
Yet, out of the jaws of this victory our Government has snatched only dissension and dismay.
Why? Because they have made an appalling mess of the immigration aspect, the issue that touches the public most directly.
With foreign immigration already at the highest level in our history and with congestion, especially in the South-East, impinging heavily on their daily lives, the British people are saying that enough is enough.
At first, ministers simply didn't see the problem. They published absurdly low estimatesof the likely number of immigrants from Eastern Europe. They insisted that 13,000 a year was the maximum. In fact, those numbers were already arriving and a similar number were being turned away at our borders every year.
Surely, they knew this. Indeed, Migrationwatch UK, the think-tank of which I am chairman, challenged their estimate last August. But they chose to stick with their original figure until Home Secretary David Bluncould hastily backed away from it during a recent Commons debate.
As realisation dawned that there could be a serious problem, our Government remained paralysed while Sweden, Denmark and Holland placed restrictions on their labour markets. Only in Britain and Ireland will they also be able to work without restriction.
After a vigorous Press campaign ministers finally recognised that they had to act - if only to prevent benefit tourism. They have now tightened the regulations but we cannot be sure that they have done enough to deter those more interested in benefits than in work.
So will East Europeans come flooding in? With a population of 38 million, Poland - which I visited last week - accounts for half the newcomers to the EU.
Their standard of living is less than half the European average and there is unemployment of about 20 per cent. Obviously, this could be a recipe for substantial migration.
I talked to travel agents, recruitment firms and bus companies. There was no evidence of an instant rush.
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A recent opinion poll found that 47 per cent of Polish students would like to emigrate, although this may have more to do with their frustration at poor prospects for finding work at home.
Nevertheless, I met several students who already had a number of friends and acquaintances in Britain. It seems that they have come to earn money working in bars or in the fields and to improve their English. Most will go home before long.
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WASHINGTON – A group that represents American Muslims is condemning the anti- immigrant graffiti found at a former Army Reserve base in Maryland.
The message "No illeagles (sic) here. No undocumented Democrats" was spray painted onto the side of a building at the Westminster base that was suggested to house some of the child immigrants detained along the U.S. southern border.
"Our country is a nation of immigrants," says Zainab Chaudry with the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which aims to protect the civil rights of Muslims and to support the Muslim community. "We're relieved that authorities have opened a criminal investigation and are taking necessary steps to ensure that whoever is responsible for this disturbing incident is brought to justice."
Carroll County officials objected to using the former base as a temporary shelter for the children and the federal government dropped its plans. Most of the children are from Central America.
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When Rico Munn heard on the radio that Aurora Public Schools superintendent John Barry would retire after seven years running the 40,000-student district, he felt the tug on a gut level.
The impending vacancy sounded not so much like a job as a mission — and something the 41-year-old attorney felt he could do well. What it didn't sound like was a reclamation effort.
"One of the things I knew about myself early on was that I was not interested in what I'd call a turnaround project," said Munn, who will take over for Barry on July 1. "There's obviously some ups and downs, but the trend lines are good. The overall performance is a challenge."
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The district's four-year graduation rate, which trended upward from 44.2 percent when Barry took over in 2006, dipped slightly in 2012 to about 48 percent, compared with the statewide graduation rate of 75.4 percent.
The rate of remediation — the percentage of graduates who required remedial work in state colleges — also recently has moved in the right direction but still hovers at 53.3 percent.
Munn, who led the state's Department of Higher Education from 2009 to 2011 and served on the state board of education for four years prior to that, has seen the challenge from both K-12 and post-secondary perspectives. He said he loves the district's vision statement to "graduate every student with the choice to attend college without remediation."
"I think that's a great statement of what we want to get done," he said. "And we need to make sure that each step along the way, students are learning at grade level. If you're doing that, then you are reducing remediation rates."
Still, he sees himself as more than just a caretaker for the current strategic plan, dubbed VISTA 2015.
"We're not coming in to change that or blow that up," he said. "But also, I'm not just mowing the lawn, coming in to mind things and move them along. Clearly, we need to accelerate that pace of change."
Munn, who will transition from his job with the Denver law firm Baker & Hostetler into the superintendent's job, served in key education and management capacities for two Colorado governors. He waited to throw his hat in the ring until he learned what the district wanted in its next superintendent. Both sides found a good fit: The school board recently signed Munn to a three-year contract at a starting annual salary of $215,000.
Munn is a first-generation college graduate whose father retired from the Army and worked as a car salesman and in a civil service job, while his mother served as secretary to superintendents in Colorado Springs' Widefield School District 3.
In a household that valued education, Munn honed his early reading skills on comic books — a Batman action figure still stands sentry in his office. Eventually, he gravitated to science fiction and fantasy, where dense texts such as "The Hobbit" aided his vocabulary, as did his parents insistence on reading the Bible's King James version.
A talking cutout of Yoda — another fixture in his office, a gift from colleagues when he headed the state Department of Regulatory Agencies — reminds him of philosophy gleaned from the "Star Wars" character: "Do. Or not do. There is no try."
But most of all, Munn's approach to work and life, what he calls "seriousness of purpose," comes from lasting impressions of his parents. He recalls his father, struggling to find work when the family first moved to Colorado, taking a temporary job as a convenience store clerk.
"He'd go to work every day in a suit and tie," Munn said, "because that's who he was and that's how he approached work."
Munn comes into the Aurora job lacking classroom experience, aside from his stint as an adjunct law instructor, but with plenty of education background, including a seat on Colorado State University's board of governors. He and his wife have two children, a daughter attending first grade in Aurora Public Schools and a son ready to start kindergarten.
His take on education reform?
"I really don't know what it means," said Munn. "It's not as if we've ever had a perfect system. In my mind, the biggest and best reform in education was Brown v. Board of Education."
A portrait of Thurgood Marshall, who argued the landmark civil rights case on behalf of the NAACP and eventually became a Supreme Court justice, hangs prominently in his law office. His parents commissioned the work as a gift when he graduated from the University of Denver's law school.
"Our system has continually evolved and changed to deal with the realities of this American life," Munn said. "And so, I've never quite figured out what the label of reformer means versus just realizing that you have an evolving population, evolving challenges in an evolving society. Making sure you have a system that keeps up with those changes is what the core challenge is."
Munn arrives amid change on multiple fronts in Colorado's education landscape. Educator evaluations will get their trial run in the next school year. State-mandated emphasis on early reading begins to take effect. A pending overhaul of the school finance system could have far-reaching effects — particularly on Aurora Public Schools, where proposed emphasis on at-risk kids and English language learners would provide relief.
For now, Munn will continue making the rounds in the community, getting to know senior staff and school board members as he assesses what's working — and what's not.
"The first challenge is trying to delve into things and determine which ones are really moving the needle," said Munn. "I'm still in learning mode. It's about understanding that picture before you start changing things."
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About Rico Munn
Married with two children, ages 6 and 5
• Attorney with Baker & Hostetler 1996-2004, 2005-07, 2011-present
• Colorado State University
Board of governors, 2013-present
• Colorado Department of Higher Education, executive director
• Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, executive director 2007-09
• Colorado State Board of Education member, 2003-07
• Adjunct professor of law
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• Midland Lutheran College
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A reader of this blog has asked me to comment on my own daily practice, especially in regard to these concerns:
- Word prayer (litanies and sorts)
- Rosary prayer
- Jesus prayer/prayer of the heart
- Psalm prayer
- Christian meditation/Centering prayer
- Daily Office
- Lectio Divina
- Participation in the sacramental life of the Church
- Bible reading
- Personal study
- Creative exercises (writing, painting, dancing…)
- Retreats and quiet days
- Fasting
- Waking & vigilance
- Works of mercy (volunteer work)
- Devotion to saints/mystics
- Personal health (diet, exercise, sleep, …)
- Therapy
- Spiritual direction
He notes that he has a full-time job, and wryly notes "Of course it is impossible to do everything."
Well, this will be an exercise in humility, but here goes. First of all, I must make this unequivocal disclaimer: I fail at my personal horarium every day. Let me repeat that: I fail at it every day. I don't know if this is God's humorous way of slowly cleansing me of my perfectionism, or my own neurotic insistence on having a rule of life that is beyond my ability (thereby reinforcing my low self-esteem), or some combination thereof. Many years ago I read a book by the Anglo-Catholic theologian Martin Thornton in which he argued that one's rule of life shouldn't be too easy. So perhaps I am wise to keep reaching for something that exceeds my grasp. Maybe someday I'll grow into it (and of course, if that happens, then there's always the opportunity to take on an even more demanding rule of life).
Because I am in formation as a Lay Cistercian, my way of life is shaped by that community. Each Lay Cistercian community is autonomous, so the following list comes specifically from our group in Conyers:
- Holy Eucharist. Daily reception of the Holy Eucharist is seen as an expression of our union with Christ and with one another.
- Liturgy of the Hours. Praying of one or more Hours of the Divine Office each day allows us to participate in the prayer of Christ for His Church.
- Lectio Divina. To encounter the Word of God we allow a period of at least 20 minutes a day for lectio divina and meditation.
- Silence and Solitude. As Lay-Cistercians we strive to develop a contemplative dimension within our lives by seeking opportunities for silence and solitude.
- Devotion to Mary, Our Blessed Mother. We pray the Rosary daily as a devotion to Our Blessed Mother and bring our day to a close by praying the Salve Regina.
- Special Devotions. Lay-Cistercians have a special devotion to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament; the Holy Trinity; Our Lady of the Assumption, Patroness of the Cistercians; Saints of the Cistercian Order; as well as personal patrons.
- The Sacrament of Reconciliation. Lay-Cistercians are encouraged to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on a monthly basis, or more frequently if desired. This is consistent with living a life of continuous conversion.
- Community Gathering Days. Lay-Cistercians meet monthly for a day of prayer, study and community sharing. During this time we receive on-going formation from our Spiritual Father(s) which facilitates our endeavor to incorporate contemplative spirituality into our daily lives. Community members are encouraged to seek additional opportunities for prayer and sharing with one another as time and personal circumstance permit.
- Annual Retreat. The Lay-Cistercian Community spends one weekend each year in a retreat at the monastery. Members are encouraged to schedule additional retreat time throughout the year.
- Work, Material Goods and Supporting the Church. We strive to approach our work in the world with an attitude of reverence, balance, and thanksgiving. We care for all material goods entrusted to us as gifts from God.
Lay-Cistercians are encouraged to contribute to the Church and the poor according to their means. When possible, we are associated with the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy of the monastery.
Our community recognizes that nobody lives this out perfectly. Indeed, our spiritual director recently instructed us to change the wording of the line about Holy Eucharist to "daily reception, if possible" — I think he recognizes that there's no point in feeling guilty about not attending Mass every day.
Indeed, I don't attend daily Mass. I did it for a few months when I first became a Lay Cistercian (one of the benefits of working at a monastery) but it came with a price. You see, Mass is at 7 AM, which meant I had to leave home at 6:15 — leaving my wife Fran alone to tend to Rhiannon, our special-needs daughter. Most mornings she has a certified nursing assistant come to our home to assist her, but that's not always the case. And the CNA doesn't come until 7 AM, which means if for some reason she couldn't come (or just didn't show up), Fran would have to attend to Rhiannon's care all be herself, since I would be 21 miles away by that point. Obviously, while daily Mass might be very spiritually edifying, my family responsibilities come first. And everyone in our community recognizes that.
So perhaps, as we all ponder the question of what our daily horarium should look like, we have to consider it holistically: our spiritual commitments must always be embedded in the totality of our lives, which includes family and work commitments as well. Indeed, for laypersons our family and work commitments are part of our spiritual practice, and it is a mistake not to see this and honor this.
On a similar vein: shortly after I got married, a priest admonished me about getting too involved in social ministry work: "With your stepdaughter, your social ministry is at home." I think he was concerned that I would neglect my family obligations in the interest of feeding the homeless or some other worthy endeavor. So I very consciously do not take on "works of mercy" outside of my home. Sometimes I feel guilty about that. But my wife and I both expect to engage in volunteer work after our daughter passes away. Once again, our daily practice has to be understood holistically — and we also have to recognize that life has its seasons. A family with small children (or with a handicapped child) has different constraints than a retired couple whose children are gown. There's no one-size-fits-all spiritual practice. Monasteries and convents can impose a uniform rule, but there are no children or other mitigating factors, and even those communities vary from abbey to abbey.
Okay, with all that in mind, here is my ideal horarium, as it currently stands as of September 2009 (remember, I fail at this every day):
6:00 AM — Lectio Divina
6:20 — Morning Prayer
6:40 — Silent Prayer
7:00 — Exercise
7:30 — Shower, Breakfast
8:30 — Leave for Work
5:45 PM — Evening Prayer
6:05 — Silent Prayer
6:30 — Practice Bass Guitar
7:00 — Dinner, Family Time, Clean-up
8:30 — Free Time: Blogging, Reading, watching a movie with my family
9:50 — Compline
Like I said, I fail at this every day. I'm particularly bad about exercise and about prayer in the evening. But each day is a new opportunity, and by the grace of God, I keep trying to live up to my rule. As one of the monks says, "The monastic life is about falling down and getting back up, falling down and getting back up." The same holds true for a layperson's spiritual practice.
Now I know some people might think this kind of a structured daily regimen is distasteful, if not neurotic in its own right. Certainly it goes against the grain of our "if it feels good do it" culture. But to me, budgeting time is like budgeting money. I know from the school of hard knocks that if I don't watch my money, I spend it frivolously and I'm likely to run up my credit card. Likewise, without a daily horarium, I can get lost in frittering away time on the Internet, or browsing through a bookstore, or some other "fun" activity that doesn't really nurture me or express my highest and most important priorities. Not that there's anything wrong with occasionally frittering away time: I think that's what Sabbath is all about (incidentally, I believe in the importance of Sabbath, and think one day a week we should find ways to waste time creatively, ideally with family or loved ones). Like many educated westerners, I'm something of an information junkie, and have to be careful that I don't overstimulate that particular bad habit. Also, since I work a five-day work week, this means I also have one day a week that isn't Sabbath, but also doesn't involve working outside the home. Such days are ideal for doing bigger chores around the home (mowing the lawn, housecleaning), shopping, and writing. I should also mention that when I'm working on a book, writing and research play a much larger role in my daily life. But currently I'm between books, so my horarium as it stands reflects that smaller role that writing currently has in my life.
So there you go. My daily practice, like pretty much all of me, is a work in progress. I'd love to hear from other people about how you incorporate an intentional spiritual practice into your daily lives.


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This home was designed to be the ultimate get-away-from-it-all retreat. Its location on over a quarter of an acre of lawned gardens directly overlooking the sea and the golf course allowed us to design a substantial fabulous home for enjoying life.
From the sleek German designer kitchen to the four marble clad bathrooms, to the opulence of our white drawing room, this home offers every comfort and indulgence. But above all this is also a family home with the attractive family room having the much loved wood burning stove to compliment the plate glass windows overlooking the sea and mountains outside.
The separate TV/Reading room is always a hit with kids and adults alike who want peace and quiet away from the busy family room or formal drawing room.
|Sleeps up to 9, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
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|Nearest beach
|Downings Bay 800 m
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|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: City of Derry Airport 85 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
|Fireplace, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (3), Single Beds (5), Cots available (2), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 18
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair available
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
With four reception rooms downstairs there is plenty of choice as to where to sit and relax. The two bathrooms and two en suites are fully fitted with modern showers and one master en suite offers a roll-top bath. Next to this bath is a marble plinth with an antique bust and lots and lots of candlesticks. This is the perfect spot for a late night bathe by candle light, where you can star gaze through the window above the bath. Downstairs and the designer kitchen offers all mod cons and is fully equipped. The utility room has a separate washing machine and tumble dryer. Satellite TV offers a good cross section of channels including RTE 1 & 2,TV3, TG4, BBC 1 & 2 , Channel 4, E4 and a number of other children's and documentary channels. An upgrade to full Sky provision can easily be arranged.AccommodationAs you walk into An Teach Ban through the heavy wooden arched door set in the Donegal stone porch turret, you enter the light filled hallway and to your left is the TV/Reading room which also has an extremely comfortable leather double sofa bed. To your right is the main downstairs bathroom and beyond that is the formal 'white' drawing room which opens onto the deck. Opposite the drawing room and across the hallway lies the kitchen which leads to the family room and dining area and out onto the deck. Also from the kitchen you enter the separate utility room and rear entrance hall with cupboards and storage space.On ascending the curved staircase you will find the two master bedrooms to the seafront elevation, each with their own en suite and deep cushioned window seats overlooking the ocean. One master has a super-king and the other has a double bed, both mattresses are new and V sprung. The bedlinen is our point of pride as we love nothing more that getting into fresh white sheets in our holiday home. Across the landing you will find the triple room which has a double and a single bed and next to the that there is the shared bathroom which the triple room shares with the bunk bedroom. The bunk bedroom overlooks the golf course with Tramore beach in the distance. The two sets of bunk beds are new and bought form The Great Little Trading Company so they are of the highest quality. They have full adult sized single mattresses. We can make these bunks up for girls or boys in themed bedlinen, or they can be made up in quality white bedsets if the guests will be 'big' kids.
|Further details outdoors
The outside garden is laid out in lawns and the remaining outside area is tarmaced. One can walk around the house and the smooth tarmaced route around the house gives the children plenty of space to cycle or skate. There is an extensive outdoor deck, directly attached to the house and overlooking the sea and mountains. We have a substantial children's climbing frame with swings, and we can arrange to set up our sons goals on the lawn if you so wish. We have Winchester teak outdoor loungers and a selection a garden furniture for use on the deck and lawn.
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The home must be left cleaned and in exactly the order that it is found. In order to make the most of the last day of your holiday and as this is a substantial home we strongly recommend that you prebook an exit clean at a cost of €100. In our experience seasoned holiday makers choose to avoid the hassle of the thorough exit clean and instead pass this directly to our trusted cleaner. NB: For those who do not wish to avail of the exit clean option, any excess cleaning incurred will be deducted from your security deposit.The white drawing room is furnished with white and cream fabrics and designed to be a beautiful oasis for the adults to retreat to, as such it is not suitable for children. We ask that children use all the other rooms and facilities in our home, but leave this white drawing room strictly to the adults. The theme of this house is 'get away from it all' and 'relax', as such we do not welcome hen parties or groups who want to use the house as a party base, this property is a top quality home from home and we wish to keep it that way.
County Donegal is a feast for the senses. From its rugged coastline to its countless beaches, its challenging hillwalks to its forest parks and its world famous links Golf Courses.
It's equally as famous for its hospitality and musical tradition, with lots of much loved pubs guaranteeing great craic.Their cosy interiors, turf burning fires and traditional music sessions are all part of the experience.
Useful web sites include:
www.discoverireland.ie/northwest; www.discoverireland.ie/golf; www.virtualtourist.com & www.irishabroad.com
Downings is on the stunning Rosguill Penninsula and its well established Atlantic Drive touring route.
The handwoven tweed for which Donegal is famous may be inspected by visitors at McNutts and the craft shops in neighbouring Dunfanaghy.
Downings, the peninsulas main fishing village is situated on a beautiful curved beach. This EU blue flag beach is ideal for children as the water is very shallow, this beach is only 0.7 miles from our house. Our personal favourite beach is Tramore, situated down the sandy lane, which runs past the Golf Clubhouse.
It is approximately 1 mile from our house. This beach which is awe-inspiring (see our photos) is approximately 2.5 miles long. From our front door to the end of Tramore and back is an invigorating 11km and after running or walking that 11km, you are filled with endorphins and a good blast of bonhomie.
Another fantastic beach is Tra at Rosguill, which we call The Sunset Beach for obvious reasons. It has to be one of the most romantic spots to watch the sun go down.
Golf at Rosapenna
The Old Tom Morris Links has been attracting golfers from all over the world for decades and now with the addition of the magnificent Sandy Hills Links, Rosapenna is set to become one of the leading golfing Links destinations in the world. The Golf Club is 0.8 miles from our home. Visit www.rosapenna.ie
Other Activities
There is a privately operated, pay as you use, swimming pool and gym facility 0.7miles from our house, this building also houses a new soft play area called 'Kidz Kingdom' which offers entertainment for the younger children, particularly useful on days when they can't play outside.
The local fish factory which opens in July and August is one and a half miles away and offers a wide range of fresh fish.
The local village, 0.8 miles away, offers a grocers shop, numerous bars and restaurants and the Jaws surf shop and school (www.jawswatersports.com) Our favourite bar is The Harbour, fondly known as Martins in respect of its hospitable owner. The view out of the original sliding sash window in the front bar has to be seen, and the Guinness is great too!
Other activities include horse riding, sailing, surfing, kite surfing, Pitch & Put, McNutts tea shop for legendary cakes and high tea. Great days out include trips to the Ards Friary, Ards Forest Park, Doe Castle and Glenveagh National Park and Castle, to name but a few.
Remember if you are heading out for the night we can recommend a super babysitter (an experienced mother herself) and a reliable taxi driver if you don't fancy strolling back the mile or less from Martins.


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76% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.3
Price: $$$
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Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSmica, dimethicone, silica, zinc stearate, squalane, rice starch, magnesium myristate, murumuru butter, Japanese knotweed root extract, tourmaline, malachite, soybean oil, tocopherol, ascorbyl palmitate, methicone, sodium dehydroacetate, fragrance, linalool, limonene, geraniol, citronellol, methylparaben, propylparaben, [ ± titanium dioxide (ci 77891), ultramarines (ci 77007), iron oxides (ci 77491, 77492, 77499) ]
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
All I can say is... WHY HAVEN'T I TRIED THIS BEFORE NOW? I am amazed, truly amazed by this powder foundation. I have tried hundreds of foundations, and found some that I really liked, but never have I found one quite like this. I use this in shade "Cream" in the winter, and "Aster" in the summer. This covers like a dream, it goes on like silk, effortlessly gives a full coverage, and makes your skin look smooth and silky, absolutly flawless. I usually use powder foundations over a liquid foundation for more coverage, but with this I don't have to, this gives perfect coverage on its own. Another great thing about this foundation, is it doesn't separate on your skin and "crack" or get cakey. This is a mineral powder, but unlike most mineral foundations, this does not give that "glittery" look, it gives a natural matte look. I have very oily skin, and this holds up wonderfully and stays in place all day. I do use oil blotting sheets once or twice throughout the day, but this doesn't budge or rub off on them. I recommend this powder foundation to anyone, I'm in love with it!!! Couldn't be happier!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I wish this foundation had MORE COLOR RANGE! It does provide a good amount of coverage and does blend wonderfully- it is also talc free so if you have issues with talc breaking you out, no need to worry with this one. My biggest complaint is the packaging which won't keep it from flopping around unless you get the compacts that Aveda sells (which is actually much better because it's magnetic and won't have your foundation breaking apart while in the case). I also like the fact that this is enough coverage without giving a caked looked.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I used this foundation for several years, and loved it. It didn't make my skin break out which was good, and it covered all of my acne scars really well. But as of 2010 they changed the formula, and now it has been making my skin go crazy. So I couldn't recommend it now, unless you are NOT prone to acne.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
After trying several liquid and mineral foundations for my acne prone skin, I think we have a winner.
I know some people hate the sponge, but I think it works well with either a brush or sponge. I usually apply a light layer with the sponge first, concentrating on the areas where my post-acne red spots are. Then I use a brush and do a light dusting with it, followed by another light dusting of BE's mineral veil. Apparently you can also apply this with a damp sponge, but I've only done that to cover a single pimple (never on my whole face).
It doesn't oxidize and turn orangey on me or enlarge my pores. I do get a little shiney midday, but that happens with everything I use. Even with the midday shine, this foundation stays put and my skin tone looks misleadingly even. And best of all, after several weeks of use, It doesn't seem to break me out at all.
I will agree that the color selection isn't the best. The lightest color is super pale, and the next color up (Aster?) is almost too dark, but still works with my skin. I can see where some people would have trouble finding a match though, so I definitely recommend trying before you buy.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Green
I really wanted to like this product...but unfortunately, it has joined the growing list of foundations that just don't work for me. I can't even really speak to the coverage/staying power properties of this foundation...I started putting it on my face and realized what a terrible color match it really was for me. Their lightest color looks darn near white on the website, but was a very dark and unflattering orange-y color when I tried it on my face...yuck. For all of you pale girls out there (I'm talking like super pale here), be advised that this may not be a good color match.
Luckily, Aveda accepted the product for a return/refund!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Holy. Grail. Foundation. I have used this and nothing but this for the last four years. A friend introduced me to it, and I was initially skeptical because I had never used a powder foundation before. It quickly won me over with it's wonderful, natural coverage. I always get compliments on my skin when I'm wearing this because it allows your complexion to shine through while evening out the inconsistencies. Plus, it feels like you're wearing next to nothing when it's on.
That said, you absolutely MUST use a brush to apply this. Do not use the little sponge that comes in the packaging, otherwise it will look cakey and kabuki-esque. If you don't have the compact, it's really annoying to cart this around because all it comes in is a little plastic container. That's probably my only gripe about it.
I see a lot of reviews have touched on the lack of shade variety, and that is true. I use the second lightest shade, Aster, and I'm pretty fair skinned. Most of the shades are geared towards fair skin, so if you have a darker complexion, you probably won't be able to find a match. If anyone at Aveda reads these reviews, I would implore them to create this foundation in more shades. It's such a great product, and it's a shame that everyone can't enjoy it because of the limited shade selection.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I usually do not wear powder foundation, but since the warmer months were approaching I decided to give Inner Light Dual Foudation in Ginger a try. I absolutely love it because it is not heavy, looks natural, and doesn't break me out. I just wish that the compact wasn't sold separately.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This covers acne beautifully and smells really good too. I would love it if it came in a wider variety of shades. I have fair skin and it just doesn't quite match my skintone very well. The lightest shade is too pale and chalky and the second lightest matches better, but is too pink toned. If it did match my skintone better, I would definately keep using it. My other complaint is the awful packaging. It is just an insert so you have to buy the compact separatly.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This is the only powder foundation that I have found that actually matches the colour of my skin, I have very fair skin so I always use the lightest in whatever makeup I buy, but most of the time it's still too dark. I wear this over top the aveda all sensitive moisterizer, it looks fantastic for about 4 hours then I have to reapply..I don't enjoy reapplying, but I haven't been able to find a makeup that I like more that is the perfect match to my skin, so I will keep buying this as well as other products to see if I can find something better.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have used this product for about two years now, after switching from Bare Minerals. I couldn't be happier. Applying dry gives moderate to full coverage, without sinking into creases. For an average day, I recommend applying sparingly and adding as needed. Applying wet gives very full coverage, enough for use in my dance performances. If you apply wet, I recommend allowing the pan to dry before you close it up again, otherwise it will harden and it will be difficult to use dry again.
This is also very long-lasting. I can put it on early in the morning, come home after work and then go out at night for dinner or with friends and it rarely needs any re-touching.
Price is the only downside, but I'm willing to let it slide for the quality of the product.
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