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Robert Brout 1928–2011
Born in New York in 1928, Robert Brout obtained his PhD from Columbia University in 1953, before becoming an associate professor in Cornell and a well-established expert on statistical mechanics. There he met François Englert, who was visiting as a postdoctoral researcher; this was the beginning of a life-long scientific collaboration. In 1961 Brout took the bold step to resign his position at Cornell and move with his family to Brussels, where he eventually became professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, and co-directed with Englert the Service de Physique théorique.
In 1964, Brout and Englert started a revolution with a famous three-page article, which offered the possibility to give mass to vector gauge bosons, the vectors of fundamental interactions. It proved to be the key to the unification of the weak and electromagnetic interactions in the Standard Model. This short article described the mechanism in various contexts, offering different possible realizations (with or without a fundamental scalar, in a "spontaneous" or "dynamical way"). Shortly afterwards this work was complemented by Peter Higgs, using an alternative mathematical approach. The work was recognized by the European Physical Society prize, the Wolf prize, and later the Sakurai prize.
The Brout–Englert–Higgs mechanism was later established by the discovery of the Z and W bosons and by the detailed field-theoretic computations that confirm the electroweak theory within its suspected domain of validity. The goal of the LHC is to investigate its precise realization, either through finding a new, fundamental scalar boson or (for instance) through some other new dynamics.
It was characteristic of Brout's attitude in physics to rely heavily on his intuition, often gained from his expertise in statistical mechanics (the above example is typical in this regard); the mathematical developments would then follow. He would often present his ideas with impressive gusto, mimicking enthusiastically the physical situations. His warm personality gained the admiration of many students, who later perpetuated his approach around the world.
In his personal life, he was close to nature. His devotion to gardening inspired the title of his festschrift, the "gardener of Eden", an expression that also conveys his gentlemanly manners in science and in life. He was clearly seduced by the European way of life and indeed eventually opted for Belgian nationality.
Brout produced invaluable contributions to diverse domains of theoretical physics. His basic paper on irreversibility in 1956 initiated the "Brussels School" approach to irreversible processes. His contributions to the statistical theory of phase transitions, to fundamental interaction physics and to cosmology address basic questions. His pioneering work in cosmology, in which the whole Brussels group was eventually involved, introduced what is now known as inflation and relates the exponential expansion to the emergence out of a quantum fluctuation of the universe, a scenario that may well turn out to be basically the correct one.
In the early 1970s, when quantum field theory and gauge theories started to revolutionize particle physics (in no small part as a result of his work), Brout undertook itinerant courses in the Belgian universities (notably Leuven and Louvain-la-Neuve). This teaching – and the exceptional warmth of his personality – had a strong influence on the respective theory groups, affecting successive generations of theorists to this day. For this reason, the loss of this fatherly figure is felt with sadness in the Belgian physics community, which he greatly helped to unify.
Robert Brout died on 3 May in his house, in Linkebeek, Brussels, a small heaven surrounded by the blossoming flower beds that he had planted.
• François Englert and Jean-Marie Frère, Universitè Libre de Bruxelles.
William (Bill) Galbraith 1925–2011
In 1952, armed with a rubbish bin (painted black on the inside) from the UK Atomic Energy Research Establishment at Harwell, a recycled 25 cm searchlight mirror and a 5 cm phototube, Bill Galbraith and his colleague John Jelley set out to measure flashes of Cherenkov light in the night sky. They observed a count rate of about one pulse per minute, so confirming Patrick Blackett's assertion that Cherenkov light from charged cosmic rays traversing the atmosphere should contribute to the overall night-sky intensity. In 1953, with improved apparatus at the Pic du Midi, the pair successfully demonstrated that the light signals they recorded had the polarization and spectral distribution characteristic of Cherenkov radiation. These experiments also revealed the correlation of the amplitude of the light signal with shower energy. The first steps towards Cherenkov astronomy had been taken.
Born in Renfrew, Scotland, Bill left school at the outbreak of the Second World War. His passion for science and engineering resulted in his working as a student assistant in the research laboratories of GEC. His BSc from Birkbeck College, the University of London, was achieved via study at evening classes, while his "day job" involved the development of pre-production versions of vacuum tubes for airborne and naval radar. Bill then joined the nuclear physics division at Harwell in 1948, measuring spontaneous fission rates of uranium and plutonium isotopes. This led to a PhD as an external student at the University of London.
After moving to the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory in 1958, Bill worked on K → μ decay at the Berkeley Bevatron. Upon his return to the UK he was involved in the construction and operation of NIMROD, the 7 GeV proton synchrotron for the newly-established Rutherford High Energy Laboratory. He also worked at CERN and Brookhaven on CP violation in K0 decay, observations that narrowly post-dated and confirmed work by James Cronin and Val Fitch. Bill was appointed chair of high-energy physics at the University of Sheffield in 1966, where he worked in collaborations at the UK Daresbury Laboratory – where he was one of the founders of research activities using the newly constructed NINA electron synchrotron – and on a series of experiments in the West Area at CERN using the Omega Spectrometer.
Bill was an excellent mentor of undergraduates, postgraduates and young academics. His sense of fair play earned him great respect among his university peers and he was appointed as dean of faculty of pure science and served as a pro-vice-chancellor shortly before his retirement.
Music played a great part in Bill's life, from participation in choral societies in both Wantage and Sheffield to a love of attending concerts. He and his wife Elizabeth were keen supporters of the arts in general and music in particular. In Sheffield, Bill's influence in his support of activities, such as the Sheffield Festival and of local musicians including the Lindsay String Quartet and Opera North promoted the city's status as a centre for arts and music.
• Lee Thompson, the University of Sheffield, on behalf of Bill's colleagues and friends.
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There can be no doubt, the full force of Baltimore summer is officially upon us. While it might be tempting to stay indoors near the A.C. vent (or on top of it, like my dog), make sure you get the most out this season. Baltimore County has tons of great events going on throughout the summer, especially its many outdoor concerts. These concerts feature a wide array of performers and venues, and quite a few of them are actually free to attend. Outdoor concerts are a great way to relax, socialize and enjoy what summer in Baltimore County has to offer.
Feet on the Street – Towson
Fridays, May 17 – September 27
6:00 – 9:30 p.m.
Folk Music Night – Perry Hall
7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Frederick Road Fridays – Catonsville
Fridays, June 14 – August 30
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Hot August Blues and Roots Festival – Cockeysville
Saturday, August 17
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Roland Simon on the transformations of the capital-labour relation which demarcate the present cycle of struggles.
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War on time: Occupy, communization and the military question - Benjamin Noys
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Sic: international journal for communisation
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TC TO RALPH WALDO EMERSON ; 7 May 1852; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18520507-TC-RWE-01; CL 27: 107-109
Chelsea, 7 May, 1852—
Dear Emerson,
I was delighted at the sight of your hand again.1 My manifold sins against you, involuntary all of them I may well say, are often enough present to my sad thought; and a kind of remorse is mixed with the other sorrow,—as if I could have helped growing to be, by aid of time and destiny, the grim Ishmaelite I am,2 and so shocking your serenity by my ferocities! I admit, you were like an angel to me, and absorbed in the beautifullest manner all thunderclouds into the depths of your immeasureable Aether;—and it is indubitable I love you very well, and have long done, and mean to do. And on the whole you will have to rally yourself into some kind of Correspondence with me again; I believe you will find that also to be a commanded duty by and by! To me at any rate, I can say, it is a great want, and adds perceptibly to the sternness of these years: deep as is my dissent from your Gymnosophist3 view of Heaven and Earth, I find an agreement that swallows up all conceivable dissents; in the whole world I hardly get, to my spoken human word, any other word of response which is authentically human. God help us, this is growing a very lonely place, this distracted dogkennel of a world! And it is no joy to me to see it about to have its throat cut for its immeasureable devilries; that is not a pleasant process to be concerned in either more or less,—considering above all how many centuries, bare and dismal all of them, it is like to take! Nevertheless marchons [let us go on],—and swift too, if we have any speed, for the sun is sinking.
I flatter myself I have managed poor Miss Fuller's Mss. with good success. Miss Gillies, except almost by name, was not known to me, and my first inquiries after her were not quite prosperous; however in a couple of days I easily got a sure hand to convey to her Mrs Fuller's Note inclosed in a civil one of mine; to which there came the answer here sent you (to be shewn to Mrs Fuller, by way of explaining Miss Gillies's sentiments and procedure in this business,—pray do not neglect that); and, in fine, by duly expediting matters I shall in few minutes have on the road a messenger to meet Miss Gillies at a given hour, and take delivery for me, with due "receipts" &c, of the ipsissimum Corpus [very substance] of the packet in question: and I hope to be able to tell you before the Post close (this being American Post-day) that it is actually in my possession here,—nay I am not quite certain but I might manage to get it delivered to Chapman, and have it safely put on the road to America by the same Steamer that goes today. This, however, owing to long distances and shortness of time, is by no means so certain: the rather as I am unable to stir in my own person, having the vilest dose of cold I can remember for many years back,—sad fruit of this withering east-wind, which is afflicting all Europe as well as me. Nay, on looking at my watch, I rather fear it is not now possible to get Chapman brought into play for this night: against next friday I shall engage to have the Packet, with due sureties and precautions, in his hand; and will write to you another Note then to that effect.
Poor Margaret,4 that is a strange tragedy that history of hers; and has many traits of the Heroic in it, tho' it is wild as the prophecy of a sybil. Such a predetermination to eat this big universe as her oyster5 or her egg, and to be absolute empress of all height and glory in it that her heart could conceive, I have not before seen in any human soul. Her "mountain me" indeed:6—but her courage too is high and clear, her chivalrous nobleness indeed is great; her veracity, in its deepest sense, à toute épreuve [unflinching].— Your copy of the Book came to me at last (to my joy): I had already read it; there was considerable notice taken of it here; and one half-volume of it (and I grieve to say only one, written by a man called Emerson) was completely approved by me and innumerable judges.7 The rest of the Book is not without considerable geniality and merits: but one wanted a clear concise Narrative beyond all other merits; and if you ask here (except in that half volume) about any fact, you are answered (so to speak) not in words, but by a symbolic tune on the bagpipe, symbolic burst of wind-music from the brass band;—which is not the plan at all!— — What can have become of Mazzini's Letter which he certainly did write and despatch to you is not easily conceivable. Still less in the case of Browning: for Browning & his Wife did also write; I myself in the end of last july having heard him talk kindly and well of poor Margt and her Husband, took the liberty on your behalf of asking him to put something down on paper; and he informed me, then and repeatedly since, he had already done it,—at the request of Mrs Story, I think.8 His Address at present is "No 138, Avenue des Champs Elysées, à Paris," if yr American travellers still thot of inquiring.— Adieu, dear Emerson till next week.— Yours ever
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TC TO LADY ASHBURTON ; 26 October 1844; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18441026-TC-LAAL-01; CL 18: 249-251
Chelsea, 26 Octr, 1844—
Dear Lady Ashburton,
Some weeks ago, a vague bad hearsay incidentally came to me, That your hurt was not prospering so well as the Surgeon had at first anticipated. Since then I have heard nothing whatever;—having indeed been out of the way of hearing anything; living apart from all extant human creatures; conversing only, in a very sorrowful manner, with those that are past and dead two centuries ago! You will do me a real satisfaction if you can assure me that the news are now of a better complexion. Perhaps they were never so bad as the hearsay represented. At all events, I should like to know how you actually are: "Time and Patience!" Time is running on always; and your energetic Patience, I think, will not fail you!—
Our French Travellers are probably near Nice by this time? We hear not a word from any of the parties. My Wife had a Note, several weeks ago, from some of the Bullers, despatched, if I remember, from Chalons-sur-Soane; a general rendezvous at Lyons was shadowed forth there; which we suppose took effect.1 It is our last hint even for a guess: the rest is all invisibility and good hope— Our weather is very disagreeable here; many things are disagreeable;—nevertheless one has to say in many senses, under all kinds of weather and circumstance, "Blessed is he that continueth where he is!" Such blessedness we will anticipate for the brave Lady, next year, and the coming years.
Emerson is publishing a new Volume of Essays; which, I imagine, you will have to read. The Bookseller here sends me the Sheets of the Reprint: I find it a very attractive, yet rather a stiff kind of reading. The noblest spirit looks thro' the man; an Old-Greek spirit in the form of a new and newest New-Englander: but he writes very much into the vague, like a man soliloquizing in unpeopled vacancy; sometimes in a distressingly fantastic manner, really hard even to understand. His little aphoristic enigmatic sentences do not cohere: the paragraph, the Essay generally, is not like a solid ingot of metal but like a well-tied, bag of shot,—so many pounds of lead-drops held together by a tight piece of canvas!— A much better Book for you, if you have it not already, will be Walpole's last Series of Letters to Horace Mann.2 They are full of English news, written during and after the American War. Harsh, bitter, withered so far as I have looked; but full of vivacity, pictorial distinctness, and very amusing to read.
Philip Pusey has abolished the Game Laws on his Estate: the Tenants are to preserve the game or shoot it as they please, only to have no prosecutions on the Game Act! It is verily so. A good old Clergyman, to whom I reported the matter, exclaimed almost with tears, "May the Almighty bless him!"— —
I ought to have stopt long ago; having my whole day's-work still before me, and nothing but an emphatic How-are-you really calling to be written:—and now my Paper stops me.— Yours most truly
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Minus the red carpet, a handful of celebrities gathered last week on a rocky outcropping behind the Hollywood Sign.
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By Danielle Brubaker 08/01/2013
It's not every day one encounters a pack of dogs walking around an outlet mall. On Saturday, July 27, Navy volunteers started their morning off with a bark by jogging from the Camarillo animal shelter to the Camarillo outlet mall – a total of two miles – with eight homeless dogs by their sides.
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Donna Gillesby, interim director of VCAS, was happily willing to provide the dogs for this event.
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"We were lectured on multiple things, including certain safety precautions, how to approach the dogs in the kennel, how to put the leash on them, and how to control them from jumping on people walking around the mall," said Navy volunteer Sam Sharp.
Carrillo, along with the other Navy volunteers stationed at Point Mugu, hope to make this a monthly event, and are brainstorming other places to show off the dogs throughout Ventura County.
"We are even thinking about expanding this event to a program where people can 'check out' a dog for a couple hours and take them to a park or the beach," Gillesby said.
The process of getting this event approved was smooth and easy. Brian Sikoff, assistant general manager of Camarillo Premium Outlets, only had three stipulations in order for the event to occur.
"The dogs had to be on leashes, they had to be prescreened to behave well in public (not too aggressive or hyperactive), and the Navy volunteers had to clean up after the dogs," Sikoff said.
The Camarillo outlet mall is a very pet-friendly and welcoming place for dogs of all sizes.
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This event was a jumpstart to the VCAS event Dog-Gone Cat-A-Strophic Pet-a-Thon, which occurred at the animal shelter on Sunday, July 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., during which pet adoption prices were cut in half. The animal shelter has more than 100 of both dogs and cats and even a horse and a donkey. It is hoped that with the help of the Navy volunteers and VCAS personnel, our furry four-legged friends will find loving families to call their own.
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Be very afraid. It continues: "The tickets are cheap ($3), and so, it appears, is the propaganda, display of immorality, and overall message to the Fox Valley community." (Seriously?!? Who wrote this, Anita Bryant?)
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Our University of Wisconsin System is placing the stamp of approval on homosexual propaganda and explicitly immoral content with an upcoming "drag show" event that sends the wrong message to our next generation of leaders, parents, and families. Taxpayers should beware, and quickly take action to defend our shared values. The Badger State's standards for it's families are much higher than this shameful display of sexual immorality on our campuses and in our local communities.
The release also includes contact information for the UW-Fox Valley Dean's Office, presumably to encourage WFA supporters to flood the switchboard with outraged calls, and an UPDATE about a similar show (gasp!) that was presented at another UW school in January. It's actually rather hilarious that WFA is just now catching wind of drag shows being held at UW campuses — at some campuses, they're incredibly popular annual events.
At least one controversy-hungry local news affiliate, apparently hard-pressed for actual, umm, news, picked up the non-story. Reporter Chad Doran of WLUK-Fox 11, Green Bay's self-proclaimed "balanced news" source, interviewed Appling and a poor, hapless UW-Fox Valley student who claimed drag shows are "contrary to her religion" and said she "would feel uncomfortable seeing it." (Note to student: If you don't want to see the drag show, don't attend the drag show.)
There's more than a little irony in Julaine Appling's opposition to LGBT culture, LGBT people in general, and LGBT equality. To be sure, she's a wretchedly spiteful person who, for all intents and purposes, represents the public face of homophobia in the state of Wisconsin. Appling is the architect of Wisconsin's voter-approved 2006 constitutional marriage discrimination amendment. Her group even sued unsuccessfully to block the implementation of Wisconsin's domestic partnership registry, which provides a very limited set of basic protections to same-sex couples in that state.
But for all her vitriol, Appling is also arguably the state's leading (ahem) confirmed bachelorette — one whose living situation makes her eligible for a domestic partnership herself. Ms. Appling is over sixty years old and has never been married, but she doesn't live alone. No, Julaine owns a house in south-central Wisconsin with a woman named Diane Westphall (left), another never-married woman who works with Appling at WFA and has been her companion for decades. No one knows the precise nature of their relationship and Appling claims she's straight, but it's an unconventional arrangement at the very least. The Wisconsin Gazette reports that when Westphall's father died in 2007, Appling was listed as a survivor in his obituary, despite the fact that she's not a legally-recognized member of that family. (How did they refer to her, I wonder? Diane's "special friend?")
It's always the ones who are most outspoken that are the biggest hypocrites, amirite?
UPDATE: as noted in the Fox 11 article, approximately half of the tickets to the drag show have been sold so far. I think I'm going to see if I can purchase a few tickets and donate them to the UW-Fox Valley Gay-Straight Alliance as a way to show support and perhaps enable someone who otherwise wouldn't have been able to see the show to attend. General admission tickets are only $3 in advance, and VIP tickets are $12.
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Post subject: Recommendation for reunited...
I would like some recommendations for reunited lovers, ie husband/wife, boyfriend/girlfriend.
Preferably contemporary or European historical
Some that I already read and enjoyed are:
Private Arrangements by Sherry Thomas
Maybe This Time by Jennifer Crusie
Strange Bedpersons by Jennifer Crusie
Thank you
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Off the top of my head, Tapestry by Karen Ranney.
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Laura Lee Guhrke's
The Marriage Bed.
This is a marriage gone awry, and some people didn't like it because of the infidelity. It is, however, a good depiction of the problems caused by the original lies and misconception. (I really liked it.)
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Almost a Family
by Donna Alward
The Darkest Hour
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Deadly Sins
by Kylie Brant
Terms of Surrender
by Kylie Brant
A Bride for Saint Nick
by Carole Buck
Resolved to (Re)Marry
by Carole Buck
Right of Possession
by Jayne Castle
The Top Gun's Return
by Kathleen Creighton
Left at the Altar
by Justine Davis
Better Than Before
by Judith Duncan*
The Return of Eden McCall
by Judith Duncan
That Same Old feeling
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by Cindy Gerard
Just Like Old Times
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You Belong to Me
by Jennifer Greene
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Lover in Pursuit
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Stolen Dreams
by Lee Magner
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Wade Connor's Revenge
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by Nora Roberts
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* = more marriage in trouble than reunited, but I included anyway
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Twice Loved by Lavyrle Spencer
The Kissing Gate by Fiona Carr.
I love both books.
Adding...Truly, Madly, Yours...by Rachel Gibson.
I am reading (rereading) this now...great book.
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I would like some recommendations for reunited lovers, ie husband/wife, boyfriend/girlfriend.
Preferably contemporary
Thank you
Paradise by Judith McNaught (contemporary)
A Marriage to Fight For by Raina Lynn (contemporary)
Lady Isabella's Scandalous Marriage by Jennifer Ashley (historical)
Kansas City's Bravest by Julie Miller (cont. rom. suspense)
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Mary Jo Putney, Silk and Secrets
Meredith Duran, At your Pleasure
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Loves Me, Loves Me Knots
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YOUR WICKED WAYS, Eloisa James
THIS DUCHESS OF MINE, Eloisa James
THE BOOK OF SCANDAL, Julia London
TEMPT ME TONIGHT, Toni Blake
CAN'T HURRY LOVE, Christie Ridgway
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Twice loved
by LaVyrle Spencer
To Love, Honour and Disobey
by Natalie Anderson
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xina wrote:
Twice Loved by Lavyrle Spencer
The Kissing Gate by Fiona Carr.
I love both books.
Adding...Truly, Madly, Yours...by Rachel Gibson.
I am reading (rereading) this now...great book.
I was also re reading Truly Madly Yours. Great book.
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Thanks everyone for the recommendations.
Love them. I really appreciate it.
Keep it coming
***Now off to finding these books in ePub.
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Paradise by Judith McNaught (probably my favorite contemporary romance)
Ice Storm Anne Stuart (Ex lover is a bad boy and very deceptive but the couple do reunite years later if you like that spy-thriller feel)
Romance my favorite reading pastime.
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I certainly third 'truly madly yours' by Rachel Gibson. Great reunited story.
I second 'exclusively yours' by Shannon Stacey, her best book IMO.
Another keeper is Kristan Higgins' 'My one and only'
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 9:24 pm
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This is one of my favorite themes, so I loved that you created this thread!
My all time favorite "Reunited" romance books are:
Till the Stars Fall
by Kathleen Gilles Seidel (contemporary) and
Not Quite a Husband
by Sherry Thomas (historical)
A couple of additional suggestions:
Maybe This Time
by Kathleen Gilles Seidel (contemporary)
Opposites Attract
by Nora Roberts (contemporary)
Still Mr. & Mrs.
by Mary McBride (contemporary)
Always in My Heart
by Catherine Anderson
Miss Chartley's Guided Tour
by Carla Kelly (historical)
The Duke's Perfect Wife
by Jennifer Ashley (historical)
The Duke of Shadows
by Meredith Duran
Everything and the Moon
by Julia Quinn (historical)
Lessons in French
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My horse was a terror for this and used to wake everyone at dawn wanting his feed. He now has a filled in weaving grill so he cannot get near the door plus rubber matting nailed to the door. This worked and all you can hear is a very light scraping noise. It has also so stopped happening so regularly. Apparently he had done it for years and the only remedy had been to shout at him.
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Rubber matting on the door + old carpet worked for me... most effective way that the horses loved was turning them out 24/7, but obvs that not good for everyone! Hope you find a way that works.
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It is really frustrating but the only thing that worked for Coco when he was stable bashing or scraping his front foot on the floor as he pawed at it when left tied up (even when I was grooming him) was to completely ignore him. It was so hard to do but it didn;t take him too long to realise that pawing and banging had no impact whatsoever so was pointless. If I shouted at him he stopped temporarily but then conitnued. I tried all sorts but when he had to go on box rest and I had to tie him up outside the stable each morning to muck out I couldn't continually shout at him or approach him to stop him so he got ignored and after a couple of days I realised he had just stopped doing it! Also in chattign to the neighbour they said he only did it when we were there and never banged when we weren;t around so they obviously do it to get a reaction of some sorts whether that be attention food or some other desire! He still pawed the ground when I approached with his dinner but as soon as he started pawing I stopped still and waited until he stopped pawing, then I start walking towards him again and stop instantly the second he started pawing again and he soon learned that pawing actually makes dinner take longer and causes me to stand still and stopped that most of the time too.
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A motorbike or moped tyre screwed to the inside of the door with a bit of carpet over the top.
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My horse used to do this, got a wooden bar and put it a little back away from the door and it stopped him from kicking!
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What do you do with the small children when it is a rainy day?
1) Build a fort. Place a blanket over a card table and have the general defend the fort. On the other hand, you could have a castle and a princess that needs to be rescued.
2) Have a craft day. Get out the craft supplies and have them use their creativity to make items for gifts.
3) Start a band. Open up the kitchen, pull out pots and pans for a drummer, use toilet paper rolls to make a variety of shakers (different sounds are made with different items like beans or rice inside the roll). Add small bells to a piece of belt, or to the outer edge of an oatmeal top for a tambourine.
4) Have an art day. Bring out the paints, crayons, paper, etc for your little artist.
5) Start a new book. Find one that you can enjoy reading with your child, to help them learn to read better, or just to start a new time spent with them. The Narnia series is a great read.
6) Start a journal. Help your youngster start early with their walk in the Lord. Show them or help them write notes about what they learned in the Word today.
7) Have a Praise-a-thon. Turn up the praise and worship music and enjoy the time praising the Lord.
Whatever you decide to do, do it all as unto the Lord.
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P.S. # 8 - Play in the rain!!


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Jan. 19, 2012, ANAHEIM, Calif. (NAMM Exhibit 5856, Hall B)—Trace Elliot®, the original bass and acoustic amplification specialists, is earning rave reviews for its U.K.-designed, U.S.A.-made bass and acoustic guitar amplifiers.
Trace Acoustic® earned a perfect five-star ranking for the TA-300™ acoustic guitar amplifier from Acoustic magazine, rating a perfect score in all categories of review, from Build Quality to Sound Quality to Value for Money. Acoustic's Russell Welton lauded the amplifier's renowned studio-quality sound reproduction, exclusive features, "genius" design considerations, onboard effects, clean power and overall performance.
"If you need a good monitor sound, effective P.A., incredible definition in your tone, and live performance wow factor, the TA-300 amp is for you," wrote Welton. "These are high-quality products designed with integrity and made with performance acumen in mind. You can't fail to be impressed." Vintage Guitar magazine's Pete Prown raved, "The TA-300 could be a gamechanger ... the evolution of acoustic-guitar amps just took a big step forward."
In Bass Guitar magazine, Kevin Sanders praised the "top-notch" Trace Elliot 1215™ bass combo's "focused and punchy" sound. "This preamp design just works brilliantly; it's not surprising that so many manufacturers have copied its layout. There's a huge amount of scope for sound shaping here. Trace Elliot have always produced innovative, high-quality amps ... they are now better than ever."
Trace Elliot bass amplifiers provide bassists with amazing power and precise control over their sound through features such as dual-band compressor, highly versatile effects loops, valve driver stage and the signature Trace Elliot Pre-Shape circuitry. From the AH1200-12™, AH600-12™ and AH600-7™ amplifier heads to the 1210™, 1215™ and 715x™ bass combos—and the entire range of specially voiced loudspeaker enclosures—Trace Elliot bass amplifiers are sonically superior professional amplification systems.
Trace Acoustic amplifiers bring studio-quality acoustic reproduction to the stage through designs that incorporate very high-impedance (piezo pickup) inputs, notch filters, phantom power and Dynamic Correction™, a unique circuitry that reproduces the sparkling top end of an acoustic instrument without relying on high-frequency horns (which can produce harsh, unwanted overtones). These amplifiers also feature Trace Elliot's signature Shape circuit and built-in auto-compressor on each channel, as well as customizable DSP effects with parameter and setting adjustment with separate reverbs that can be assigned to each channel.
With artists such as Nancy Wilson (Heart) and acoustic stylist Monte Montgomery to Mike Kroeger (Nickelback), Doug Wimbish (Living Colour) and Dominic Aitchison (Mogwai), Trace Elliot and Trace Acoustic amplifiers are enjoying a global renaissance with world-class artists.
Trace Elliot bass amplifiers and Trace Acoustic guitar amplifiers are available now from authorized retailers. Please visit www.traceelliot.com/dealers to find a dealer near you.
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Regarded as the first true specialty bass amplifier manufacturer, Trace Elliot® established operation in the U.K. during the 1970s and expanded to acoustic guitar amplification in the 1980s. Musicians and retailers throughout the world laud Trace Elliot's unique circuitry and unmistakable performance and are used by some of the world's most respected players. The current list of artist endorsers includes Mike Kroeger of Nickelback, Nancy Wilson of Heart, Monte Montgomery, Doug Wimbish of Living Colour, Dominic Aitchison of Mogwai, and Anthony Molina of Mercury Rev. Trace Elliot amplifiers are designed in the U.K. and made in the U.S.A., and distributed throughout North America and Europe by Peavey Electronics. To find out more, visit www.traceelliot.com.


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- Visit the Aquarium
- Animals & Exhibits
- Fun & Learning
- Aquatic Research
Join Sea Research Foundation in our inaugural Golf Pro-Am Penguins and Pros on the Beach. We are partnering with the Travelers Championship, Connecticut's PGA Tour, to deliver a first class experience for all participants. The tournament will be held Wednesday, June 18 at the Misquamicut Club in Watch Hill, RI. Sponsoring teams will be paired with a PGA Tour Professional Golfer. Located in scenic Watch Hill, RI, the Misquamicut Club was opened in 1895 and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful and challenging courses in the country. The course was originally designed by Willie Anderson and was redesigned in 1922 by Donald J. Ross. It is a par 69 course that plays to a maximum distance of 6,214 yards. The course rating is 70.3 and the slope rating is 125.
Your day will begin with an 8 a.m. registration and continental breakfast. Shotgun start is at 9:00 a.m, followed by a lunch reception, awards ceremony, door prizes, and more.
This event supports Mystic Aquarium's marine life, ocean conservation efforts and educational programming that reach thousands of children each year.
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Cool Summer Sipping
Cool summer drinks for that hot summer day. Fresh made lemonade is a good refreshing drink that mostly anyone would enjoy. Lemons are healthy for you and contain vitamin C. Lemons are used to make lemonade and as a garnish. Lemons are added to soft drinks and tea. Below is a simple recipe on how to make fresh lemonade. The perfect drink for kids in the summer.
Lemons are also used for cooking. They may be used for a flovoring in candy and cookies. Fish and meat can be marinated in lemon juice. Lemon juice can act as a meat tenderizer. Lemons are used to make pies, cakes, puddings, and many other desserts. I love to add lemon to my tea. I also squeeze lemon on my fried catfish. The best dessert I believe is the lemon pie. Lemon sherbert is delicious. Lemons are also used for deodorizing, and removing grease.
Lemons can be used to clean and brighten copper. Lemon cleaning the kitchen is wonderful and leaves a fresh scent. Lemon oil can be used to clean wood. The lemon tree is known to grow as high as 20 feet. Lemons trees grow in dry and humid regions and can even grow in poor quality soil. Florida lemons are in season from July to October. The lemons that are exported from Florida must be treaed because of the fruit fly. Lemons are grown in India, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, United States, China, Turkey, Italy, Iran, and Argentina.
Limes are very much like lemons only they are green and smaller. They also cantain vitamin C and are pretty much used for cooking, and drinks. Limes are used to garnish also. They are used for mixed drinks. Limes are a common ingredient in Mexican and American dishes. With sunlight lime is known to make your hair lighter. Lime is also used in perfumes and cleaning. Limes are produced in the same countries as lemons. In some parts of the world lime leaves are used as a herb. Limes also contain carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and water. Lemons and limes both have many uses and they both contain vitamin C which is good for you. There are millions of good uses for both of these fruits.
6 lemons
5 cups of water
1 cup of sugar
1. Mix sugar and water until the sugar is dissolved.
2. Squeeze the lemons until you have about one cup of juice.
3. Mix juice with the water and sugar all in one big pitcher.
Serve over ice with sliced lemons.
Serves 6.
To make limeade use the recipe above. Just substitute the limes in place of the lemons


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This is rough, tough, and brutal. I am in agreement with Vox Day on this one, he calls it "Devastating. Absolutely devastating" and he is very much correct. Yes, I know, I have had disagreements with Vox Day in the past. But, on this, he is spot on. (I cannot seem to locate the posts, I may have pulled them.)
This article by a John Kludge over at ricochet basically sums up my feelings as well:
Let me say up front that I am a life-long Republican and conservative. I have never voted for a Democrat in my life and have voted in every presidential and midterm election since 1988. I have never in my life considered myself anything but a conservative. I am pained to admit that the conservative media and many conservatives' reaction to Donald Trump has caused me to no longer consider myself part of the movement. I would suggest to you that if you have lost people like me, and I am not alone, you might want to reconsider your reaction to Donald Trump. Let me explain why.
First, I spent the last 20 years watching the conservative media in Washington endorse and urge me to vote for one candidate after another who made a mockery of conservative principles and values. Everyone talks about how thankful we are for the Citizens' United decision but seems to have forgotten how we were urged to vote for the coauthor of the law that the decision overturned. In 2012, we were told to vote for Mitt Romney, a Massachusetts liberal who proudly signed an individual insurance mandate into law and refused to repudiate the decision. Before that, there was George W. Bush, the man who decided it was America's duty to bring democracy to the Middle East (more about him later). And before that, there was Bob Dole, the man who gave us the Americans with Disabilities Act. I, of course, voted for those candidates and do not regret doing so. I, however, am self-aware enough to realize I voted for them because I will vote for virtually anyone to keep the Left out of power and not because I thought them to be the best or even really a conservative choice. Given this history, the conservative media's claims that the Republican party must reject Donald Trump because he is not a "conservative" are pathetic and ridiculous to those of us who are old enough to remember the last 25 years.
It is this part here that really sticks out:
Third, there is the issue of the war on Islamic extremism. Let me say upfront that, as a veteran of two foreign deployments in this war, I speak with some moral authority on it. So please do not lecture me on the need to sacrifice for one's country or the nature of the threat that we face. I have gotten on that plane twice and have the medals and t-shirt to prove it. And, as a member of the one percent who have actually put my life on the line in these wars movement conservatives consider so vital, my question for you and every other conservatives is just when the hell did being conservative mean thinking the US has some kind of a duty to save foreign nations from themselves or bring our form of democratic republicanism to them by force? I fully understand the sad necessity to fight wars and I do not believe in "blow back" or any of the other nonsense that says the world will leave us alone if only we will do that same. At the same time, I cannot for the life of me understand how conservatives of all people convinced themselves that the solution to the 9-11 attacks was to forcibly create democracy in the Islamic world. I have even less explanations for how — 15 years and 10,000 plus lives later — conservatives refuse to examine their actions and expect the country to send more of its young to bleed and die over there to save the Iraqis who are clearly too slovenly and corrupt to save themselves.
The lowest moment of the election was when Trump said what everyone in the country knows: that invading Iraq was a mistake. Rather than engaging the question with honest self-reflection, all of the so called "conservatives" responded with the usual "How dare he?" Worse, they let Jeb Bush claim that Bush "kept us safe." I can assure you that President Bush didn't keep me safe. Do I and the other people in the military not count? Sure, we signed up to give our lives for our country and I will never regret doing so. But doesn't our commitment require a corresponding responsibility on the part of the president to only expect us to do so when it is both necessary and in the national interest?
And since when is bringing democracy to Iraq and Afghanistan so much in the national interest that it is worth killing or maiming 50,000 Americans to try and achieve? I don't see that, but I am not a Wilsonian and used to, at least, be a conservative. I have these strange ideas that my government ought to act in America's interests instead of the rest of the world's interests. I wish conservatives could understand how galling it was to have a fat, rich, career politician who has never once risked his life for this country lecture those of us who have about how George Bush kept us safe.
Donald Trump is the only Republican candidate who seems to have any inclination to act strictly in America's interest. More importantly, he is the only Republican candidate who is willing to even address the problem. Trump was right to say that we need to stop letting more Muslims into the country or, at least, examine the issue. And like when he said the obvious about Iraq, the first people to condemn him and deny the obvious were conservatives. Somehow, being conservative now means denying the obvious and saying idiotic fantasies like "Islam is the religion of peace," or "Our war is not with Islam." Uh, sorry but no it is not, and yes it is. And if getting a president who at least understands that means voting for Trump, then I guess I am not a conservative.
This is what you would call a political smack down and it is about time someone said it. This here too, is something that I high agree with:
Lost in all of this is the older strain of conservatism. The one I grew up with and thought was reflective of the movement. This strain of conservatism believed in the free market and capitalism but did not fetishize them the way so many libertarians do. This strain understood that a situation where every country in the world but the US acts in its own interests on matters of international trade and engages in all kinds of skulduggery in support of their interests is not free trade by any rational definition. This strain understood that a government's first loyalty was to its citizens and the national interest. And also understood that the preservation of our culture and our civil institutions was a necessity.
I put in bold, underlined and turned that quote red to make a point. This above is what happened to the Conservative movement. It started after Ronald Reagan left office and got really crazy after the election and ultimate defeat of George H.W. Bush. After that, Conservationism went straight loony after that. Conservatives have no one to blame, but themselves. They put in a President, who went soft on taxes, and whom proceeded to usher in the "new world order." and the Reaganites; which consisted of Fundamentalist Christians, like myself — went running for the hills. They knew then, that they had been duped.
Now, this many years later; along comes Trump and he dares to challenge those in the ivory towers that have created what we have now —- and the vultures are out for blood. They know that the current existing state of affairs in Washington D.C. is being threatened and they are doing everything they can to stop Donald Trump.
The question is, can Donald Trump fight them effectively enough to win the nomination?


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10/16/2010 Freedom Watch w/ Jesse Ventura, Christine O'Donnell, Matt Kibbe, Jim Rogers, Walter E. Williams, more
Here is this weekend's edition of Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano. This week the Judge welcomes controversial former governor of Minnesota, Jesse Ventura and controversial Tea Party candidate from Delaware, Christine O'Donnell. Also the Judge interviews economist Jim Rogers who says of Paul Krugman, "He's an idiot."


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Sept. 16, 2013
CARBONDALE, Ill.--The Southern Illinois volleyball team will host Murray State on Tuesday for Pack the House Night.
The match will get underway at 7 p.m. at Davies Gym. This will be the final non-conference match for the Salukis before Missouri Valley Conference play begins on Friday.
Students and Registered Student Organizations are encouraged to attend. The top three organizations in attendance will receive in-game recognition and the chance to win a prize.
Prior to the match Saluki Athletics will be hosting a dunk tank fundraiser benefiting the American Heart Association. Fans will have the opportunity to make a donation to dunk Saluki Hall of Fame announcer Mike Reis, head strength coach Clete McLeod or equipment manager Adam Borts.
The dunk tank event will begin at 6 p.m. outside of Davies Gym. A one-dollar donation will buy fans three throws.


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What is Direct Selling?
Direct selling is a dynamic, vibrant, rapidly expanding channel of distribution for the marketing of products and services directly to consumers. The purpose of this paper is to describe direct selling and the benefits that it brings to the marketplace.
There are presently over 59 national DSAs represented in its membership, and in 2013 it is estimated that worldwide retail sales accounted for more than US$178 Billion through the activities of more than 96.2 million independent sales representatives.
The World Federation and its national DSAs have always understood the necessity for ethical conduct in the marketplace and as such the WFDSA has developed a World Codes of Conduct for Direct Selling which all national DSAs have approved and implemented in their national codes. All direct selling companies agree to be bound by these codes as a condition of membership in a national DSA.
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Ciné-Concert Georges Méliès
Georges Méliès revolutionized the cinema with his creativity and ingeniousness. The "magician of Montreuil" was one of the most amazing figures in film history; he was among of the first to use the movie camera to tell a story with staging and sets and invented all sorts of special effects. He made 520 short films from 1896 to 1913, including "transformation views," advertising films, color extravaganzas, and science fiction. Today, his descendants present a performance in the true family tradition. The ciné-concert presents an exclusive program of films by Georges Méliès, accompanied, as in the 1900s, by a pianist and a narrator: Lawrence Lehérissey, Méliès' great-great-grandson, and Marie-Hélène Lehérissey, Méliès's great-granddaughter (and the third generation of narrator-presenters in the family). The ciné-concert Georges Méliès is designed as an homage to this brilliant magician through a narrated performance accompanied by piano; for if the early cinema was silent, it was never quiet!


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Collected watercolor works for Joy Stein from 1997-2012. Primarily desert landscape paintings with a big burst of color.
I have been a watercolor artist since 1997 and a macro fine art photographer in botanical art since 2005. Visit my blog, AN ARTIST'S LIFE, at joystein.blogspot.com for an inside look at what I do.
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