text:
Pop Culture
Odd Mom Out Returns & Ginnifer Goodwin's Baby NewsBy Gerri Miller
Find out who's guest starring on Odd Mom Out this season and get the scoop on Goodwin's new babe!Go To Pop Culture
Category Archives: Family
Fielding Questions about the Wedding & Our Life Together
The decision to get married inevitably invites inquiry. How did you meet? What is the proposal story? Can I see the ring? Have you set a date?
The decision to proceed with an interfaith marriage invites it even more so. For example, in response to an earlier blog where I shared news of our recent engagement, I received comments asking whether we had made a decision about how we would raise our children.
These well-intentioned comments, which presupposed that we even plan to have children, offered their views of how to solve the apparent conundrum of two faiths under one roof.
The answer is that we have talked at great length about how we will raise children if we are so blessed. These conversations have been some of the more difficult discussions we have had as the issue is a deeply personal one.
While we do not purport to be experts on how to blend two religions into one family, we compromised and reached an agreement that seems workable for us, at least in theory. (I promise to resume blogging someday to share whether it actually works in application!) Our ability to reach this compromise, I think, solidified the fact that we were "engagement-ready." The process was challenging and illuminating. We learned how to communicate effectively and compassionately about a sensitive subject.
As we progress in the wedding planning process, I anticipate that we will continue to hone those communication skills as the inquiry about children is only one of many questions we will face (and have faced) while planning our wedding.
Would the ceremony be Jewish? Catholic? "Interfaith?" And, who would officiate? After much thought and consultation with each other and our parents, we decided on an interfaith ceremony officiated by a rabbi (Rabbi Robyn Frisch, director of IFF/Philadelphia) on a Saturday evening in December.
Prior to finalizing the decision, I had to ask myself whether I was comfortable with our plan. Our wedding will more closely resemble a Jewish wedding (albeit on a Saturday evening and with a Catholic bride). Having only attended one Jewish wedding, I feared that I might feel disconnected from the ceremony – and that my Catholic family would too.
Fortunately, we found an officiant willing to incorporate elements into our ceremony that are meaningful and familiar to me. And, distilled to its essence, a Jewish wedding ceremony supports and celebrates the union of two people. While the formalities may be different, conceptually, this is a tradition that I am familiar with.
Still, our tailor-made interfaith wedding is a far cry from the traditional, Catholic weddings of my parents, aunts, uncles and grandparents. They have questions and they, too, want to feel connected to the ceremony. My Irish grandfather actually asked me earlier this month whether he should wear a kippah (yarmulke) to the wedding!
Over the next few months, we will be working closely with our officiant – asking questions and answering them – to craft a ceremony that suits us as a couple, celebrates our differences and allows our families to meaningfully participate in our once-in-a-lifetime day.
But when all is said and done, and the majority of questions have been asked and answered, the most important question in this process will be our willingness to make a lifelong promise to each other. Though I may not know the answer to the myriad questions about interfaith wedding planning, my answer to that most important question is a resounding, unequivocal yes.
Hopes for Our Future Children as We Prepare for Our Interfaith Wedding
As we inch closer and closer to our wedding day, I catch my thoughts darting in a million different directions. "What cake flavor will we pick?"; "Will all of our vendors show up on the big day?"; "How much time will my bridesmaids and I need to get ready?" And while many of these questions have been consuming my thoughts during the wedding-planning process, I know that three months from now, all of it will be irrelevant as our wedding day will have come and gone and we will be starting a new chapter of our lives as husband and wife. This new chapter will have a whole different set of thoughts to keep our minds busy in the future.
As several of our friends and family members have gotten married before us and embark on the journey of marriage, they are now preparing to start families of their own. Watching friends and family members prepare to welcome their first children has made me start to think about what hopes I have for my future children. While every parent can agree that they want their children to be happy, healthy and always feel loved, there are additional hopes I have for my future children who will come from an interfaith marriage and be born into an interfaith family. These are the hopes I have for our future children:
I hope our future children know we chose love despite our different faith backgrounds. Jarrett was raised Jewish and I was brought up in the Catholic faith. We did not allow our different faiths to be a divider; rather, we used these differences to listen to what was important to one another and found compromises that worked for our relationship. I hope our backgrounds and experiences can teach our children to love and learn from others who are different from them.
Jarrett and I plan to raise our children Jewish, yet we still want to teach them that other religions exist and that not everyone has the same beliefs as them. I grew up in a town limited in diversity. Like me, my friends were raised Catholic and many of them even attended the same church as me and my family. I saw my friends at church on Sundays; we went to CCD classes together, received Communion and Confirmation together. It wasn't until I went away to college that I met and became friends with individuals of different faith backgrounds.
Jarrett's upbringing was similar in that all of his friends were raised Jewish and attended Temple and Hebrew school together. In the diverse world we live in today, I think it will be beneficial for our children to have exposure to and understanding of different religions. While I want our future children to embrace the religion we have chosen to raise them in, I also want them to understand other religions; especially Catholicism and the traditions that are important to me as someone raised Catholic.
I hope our future children feel confident in their religious identity despite coming from an interfaith family. In our ever-changing culture, interfaith families are becoming more and more common, but if my children are raised in a predominantly Jewish community, I hope my children will be able to educate their peers about their own interfaith family and never feel excluded because they come from an interfaith family. I hope they are proud of where they come from and who they are.
Finally, I hope our future children choose love like we have. Years and years from now when my future children meet the person who they want to share their life with, I want them to pick their life partner based on love. If our future children choose to marry, we will support them whether or not they choose interfaith marriage because we will support what makes them happy. Interfaith marriage is what we have chosen is right for our lives and I look forward to beginning that marriage in less than three months. As we continue the countdown to the beginning of our interfaith marriage, I also look forward to what the future holds when we decide to turn our interfaith marriage into an interfaith family.
Designing our Interfaith Ketubah
When Jarrett and I started our wedding planning journey last April, I knew very little about Jewish wedding traditions. However, once I learned how important it was to Jarrett for us to have a Jewish wedding ceremony, I spent time learning about Jewish wedding traditions so we could find special ways to incorporate these traditions into our big day.
One tradition Jarrett and I have been particularly focused on over the last few weeks is the design of our interfaith Ketubah. The Ketubah is a Jewish marriage contract. In ancient times, this marriage contract was legally binding and confirmed that the groom would provide for his new spouse. Today, the Ketubah is a personalized piece of art that includes both meaningful text and design. The modern Ketubah has been adapted from ancient times to better illustrate modern marriage, the partnership between a couple and their love and commitment to each other.
During our first meeting with our wedding officiant, Rabbi Robyn Frisch (Director of IFF/Philadelphia), we discussed ceremony details, including the Ketubah. She advised that we choose a Ketubah that is meaningful to us, especially when deciding on the text. She informed us that there are different texts written for couples of different religious backgrounds so we should search for interfaith text for our Ketubah (for ideas see this InterfaithFamily resource). She also asked us to start thinking about who we would choose as our witnesses in signing our Ketubah on our wedding day. The two witnesses must not be related to us but should be very special people in our lives to share in such an important tradition.
Rabbi Robyn made suggestions on where to search for our perfect Ketubah, including the National Museum of Jewish American History in Philadelphia as well as Etsy online. Then, at our last InterfaithFamily Love & Religion workshop a fellow classmate who is also in the process of planning her interfaith wedding made the suggestion to look on www.ketubah.com.
I spent days scouring through the pages of beautifully-designed Ketubahs and shared many of my favorite designs with Jarrett. It's a big decision as we look forward to having this special work of art displayed during our wedding ceremony in October and then hanging it inside our home for years to come. We loved so many of the options on the ketubah.com website. It was a hard decision but we were drawn toward the intricacy of the paper cut ketubah designs. Our favorite design has personalized touches within the artwork, including our names cut into the top. We can also choose to incorporate a favorite quote or phrase around the perimeter of the Ketubah design.
This site offered four interfaith text options for us to choose from. I printed one of each text choice from their website and on a recent road trip Jarrett and I spent time reading the texts together to determine which one was most meaningful to us. We chose an interfaith text that we could identify with and felt symbolized our partnership with words we would use toward one another. We felt especially connected to the text that states, "They choose each other as friends according to the teachings of our ancestors who said, 'Acquire a friend with whom you will learn, next to whom you will sleep and in whom you will confide.'"
To make this wedding planning step even more special, Jarrett's mom has requested to buy our Ketubah as part of our wedding gift because it is equally important to her that we have chosen to incorporate Jewish wedding traditions into our big day. We look forward to seeing our personalized Ketubah when it arrives and we are even more excited to participate in the Ketubah-signing ceremony on our wedding day in less than five months!
See Me for Who I Am
I am a lot of things in this diverse world. I am a female, a daughter, granddaughter, sister, fiancé, niece, friend, Catholic, dietitian, animal lover, coffee and chocolate enthusiast… in no particular order. While I identify as many different things, there are many things I am not and won't try to be. As I continue to grow and navigate through life, I am finding that the way I define and present myself to the world is more important than the way someone else defines me. However, when someone tries to define or label me differently than how I see myself, it can be hurtful.
I have had so many positive experiences over the last several years as one half of an interfaith couple. I have had the opportunity to learn so much about the Jewish faith. I have embraced Jewish traditions and culture and continue to learn ways to incorporate these new traditions into my life. I have been welcomed with open arms into a Jewish family that I will officially be able to call my own family when I say "I do" in an interfaith wedding ceremony six months from now.
Unfortunately, when small, negative experiences occur, they can put a damper on even the most joyful occasions, just like a rain cloud can ruin a beautiful sunny day. These negative moments can linger causing sadness and frustration. I have encountered very few negative opinions in response to my interfaith relationship but that doesn't mean it hurts less when these situations do arise. My hope is that individuals today can continue to become more open-minded and non-judgmental. As the Catholic half of a Catholic/Jewish interfaith couple, below are some experiences I'd like to avoid repeating in the future.
For starters, please do not call me a "shiksa" if you would like to maintain a friendship with me. Calling me this term will not make me laugh and I will not think it's funny. The word "shiksa" means "non-Jewish female," however, other translations for the word include "impure" and "abomination." This word is not a term of endearment and every definition I have ever read for this word describes it as derogatory. Most definitions even directly indicate that this word should not be used as a label or reference for someone. It is 2016, I am a Catholic woman who fell in love with a Jewish man and there is nothing forbidden about our love. If you are a person who identifies as Jewish who is not aware of the correct definition for the word "shiksa," please take the time to research the word and then ask yourself if the person you're referring to would be offended by this.
I am Catholic. I am "of a different faith background" but would prefer not to be called a "non-Jew." I have read articles about the controversy of the term "non-Jew." It made me stop and think about my feelings toward this term. I get it. I'm not Jewish and I'm not trying to be. I am marrying someone who identifies as Jewish while I identify as Catholic. To me, this is very concrete. The problem arises when someone else starts identifying me by what I am not rather than what I am. When someone calls me a "non-Jew" it makes me feel like I'm on the outside looking in or excluded from a group. The term "non-Jew" also makes me feel as though the person referring to me as a "non-Jew" feels superior because they are Jewish and I am not. Individuals should be identified as what they are rather than what they are not to avoid hurt feelings or discomfort.
Finally, I have been asked on a number of occasions since my engagement if I plan to convert to Judaism. While I respect the question and a person's interest in our different faith backgrounds, I don't feel as though I need to convert to my partner's religion in order for it to be acceptable to get married. Don't get me wrong, I love that conversion is an option and that in the future, if I feel conversion is right for me, I can make that decision. On the other hand, I love that intermarriage is accepted by many today and that I can continue to practice my personal religious beliefs while building new traditions with my partner who has personal religious beliefs that are different from my own.
I don't know what the future holds for my partner and me as we move closer to our wedding day but my hope is for continued acceptance and respect for individuals of different faiths and interfaith couples. We will continue to surround ourselves with friends and family who accept and embrace our different faiths and support us as we build this new life together!
Our DIY Ketubah
After our first pre-wedding meeting with Rabbi Frisch, we were giddy with excitement. We walked the 10 blocks home reviewing all the things we had talked about. (Check out my last blog post to see how we chose Rabbi Frisch to officiate.) One detail that stood out was when Rabbi Frisch asked us if we were going to have a ketubah. Amma said something like, "Oh is that the canopy thing that you stand under?" and I said, "No, no, that's a chuppah!" I thought I was so smart for half a second, until I realized I didn't know what a ketubah was either.
We learned that the purpose and meaning of the ketubah, like many traditions, has changed over time and still varies from one Jewish community to another. Currently, within our particular community, it is basically a written and signed statement of love and commitment between the couple getting married. You can read InterfaithFamily's kutabah explanation here.
You should have heard all the ketubah mispronunciations we came up with in the days following our meeting as we discussed whether or not we were going to have one. That week we went to our friends' house for dinner and brought up the subject with them. They were married two years ago in a Jewish ceremony. They showed us their ketubah and told us the story of searching for just the right one. Not satisfied with anything they could find in the area, or online, their rabbi put them in touch with an Israeli scribe. The result was a stunning, sacred document with thick black Hebrew lettering and gold accents. As an artist and a bride-to-be, I was inspired.
Knowing I am an artist, Rabbi Frisch mentioned that if we did decide to go for it, I could make our ketubah myself, so I set to work researching the various versions and styles and decided it was definitely something I wanted to try my hand at. I loved the circular designs I was finding in my searches. Knowing I was bound to take a lot of liberties adjusting the meaning and language to suit our needs, I wanted to use more traditional colors and motifs to balance out the inevitable modern flair.
As I was familiarizing myself with ketubah art, one particular image made its way into the forefront of my mind; a small painting my grandparents have had hanging in their house for as long as I can remember. The combination of shapes and colors (and the fact that it had a line of Hebrew text below it) was just the inspiration I needed. I also loved that I would be drawing my inspiration from something that tied back to my family, giving the whole project a deeper foundation. I found a photo of the painting I had taken last year, while documenting some of the art and tchotchkes around my grandparents' house. I collected my paints and inks and began designing our ketubah.
I continued to use the original painting as a reference throughout the composition of the piece. In the original, a strange bird sits atop a large golden egg and the whole image is framed by a circle. It occurred to me that a bird sits on an egg to protect and nurture it, so perhaps it could do the same for our promises to each other.
I found a ketubah text that suited us beautifully, and painted it in black ink within a gold circle, meant to represent the egg from the original painting. Among decorative shapes, I painted the same strange bird from my grandparents' painting, sitting on top of our promises, keeping them safe. I regretted not knowing how to write in Hebrew, but knew I could at least copy a few words. I searched online for a morsel of Jewish wisdom that would add value to our ketubah.
Within seconds, I came across the perfect words: "Shalom Bayit," or "Peace in the Home," a Jewish concept referring to domestic harmony. I did my best to copy the words letter for letter, bringing my creative journey to an end. I presented the finished piece to Amma, and we were both excited to welcome it into our ever-evolving vision of our wedding, and our marriage.
Top 3 Wedding Planning Tips from a Beginner
I have planned exactly one party in my lifetime. It was a surprise sweet sixteen birthday party for my best friend during our sophomore year of high school. The party was held in my parents' basement decorated with balloons and streamers. Party guests successfully pulled off the surprise and spent the rest of the evening gobbling slices of pizza and birthday cake while mingling and listening to the latest tunes playing on my boom box.
Fast forward 12 years to 2016. I am knee deep in planning the biggest party of my life…my wedding! Jarrett and I are approaching our one year engagement anniversary (March 20th) and have been busy wedding planning for nearly 11 months now. We continue checking items off of our to-do list as we move closer to our October 2016 wedding. While our to-do list is much shorter than it was 11 months ago, it's safe to say I probably looked like a happy deer in headlights last April. I was so excited about our recent engagement but had NO idea where to begin when it came to wedding planning. So I thought it might be helpful to share some planning tips that worked for us. We are by no means professionals when it comes to wedding planning but we're having a lot of fun figuring it out!
1. Talk Details! Jarrett and I sat down one day and discussed everything we knew about weddings (mostly from the weddings we had recently attended). We brainstormed what we wanted and did not want in our day. We talked seasons: Summer? Too hot. Winter? Too cold. Spring? A spring 2016 wedding would only allow one year of planning which felt too rushed. We also discussed that weddings are very expensive and the additional months of planning would allow us to save more money. We had made our decision. A Fall 2016 wedding would allow a year and a half for all of the planning, decision making and money saving (it also happened to be my favorite season!). We drafted a guest list based on who we knew we would be inviting plus estimated a number for our parents' guest lists. Our guest estimate totaled 150-200 individuals so we knew we needed a venue that accommodated at least 200.
Finally, while the wedding day is about celebrating us as a couple, we knew the majority of our guests would be traveling to celebrate with us and we did not want our wedding day to be an inconvenience for our friends and family. We knew we wanted a Saturday evening wedding with the ceremony and reception at the same location. So we had determined season, guest count and venue wish list. Then we discussed budget. We listed each wedding vendor we would need for our wedding day (Venue, Caterer, Photographer, DJ, Florist and Officiant). We created a budget range for each potential vendor prior to setting up any appointments. From there, we estimated a total budget range for all wedding vendors plus additional details (wedding dress, invitations, etc). It seemed we had it all planned on scratch paper! Now what?!
2. Get Organized! After our engagement, friends and family members had bought me a number of wedding magazines and I was so excited to start browsing through for inspiration. Over time, I started cutting ideas I liked out of the magazines so I could keep them in a pile and easily access them. I realized I needed somewhere to hold all of our wedding planning resources. I bought a three-ring binder and visited one of my favorite websites, Pinterest, and searched for "Wedding Organization Printables." I found free print-out dividers and resources for "financials," "guest list & seating" and "timeline/to-dos." I knew that everything would be in one place and nothing would get lost. Through each step, I write in the amount we spent and checked it off the to-do list! As we decided on each vendor, I placed signed copies of our contracts in the binder so I could refer back to them when I needed a quick reference or to see when a future payment was due.
3. Do Your Homework/Be Willing to Be Flexible! I began searching for wedding vendors in the Philadelphia/South Jersey area. I utilized "The Knot" website/app on my phone to search vendors by location. The app made it easy to learn details about different vendors and read reviews from people who had utilized their services. I could even look at samples of vendors' work (ie: photography/floral arrangements) on "The Knot" app.
First, we chose wedding venues to tour based on those that met our search criteria. We knew we would need a confirmed wedding date and venue selection before being able to book any additional vendors. I made the vendor appointments and Jarrett came along to every meeting to provide his opinion and support. It is helpful to make the decisions together since after all, it is our wedding day! We made a list of questions to ask before each meeting so we would be prepared. The reason I suggest being flexible is because many wedding venues, especially popular ones book up far in advance. We toured a wedding venue in April 2015 and fell in love with it. We knew we wanted to host our wedding there but it was booked through September 2016 for Saturday weddings. This is how we decided on an October wedding date (based on venue availability). If you have your heart set on a specific wedding date, you may need to be flexible with your venue choice. The more time you allow for planning, the more choices you will have!
Other selling points for our venue included the staff; they thoroughly and professionally answered all of our questions and put our worries at ease. We learned that we could have both our ceremony and reception on-site and they even had on-site catering and bar service so we were able to save a few steps. Once we selected our venue, we continued booking our remaining wedding vendors one by one. We carefully read the vendor reviews, made lists of questions and compared prices and availability for our chosen wedding date.
My final planning tip would be to have fun! Many people have told me wedding planning is so stressful and they were happy when it was over. Truthfully, because we gave ourselves a lot of planning time, I have been enjoying this life chapter and may miss it when it all comes to an end because it's truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. We are still seven months away from the big day and there is still so much to do but I am content in what we have been able to accomplish thus far; especially since we're figuring it out on our own and with the support of one another! Next up on the to-do list: designing invitations and yarmulkas! Stay tuned for more wedding fun.
So You Want to Plan an Interfaith Wedding
By Courtney Dunne
An "interfaith wedding." What does that mean? I, after all should know what that means. My partner of 10 years and soon-to-be spouse is the CEO of InterfaithFamily. But understanding what it means to be in an interfaith relationship and putting it on display for all of your family and friends to witness…well, those are two different things.
Our families knew we would eventually tie the knot. After all, when we made the decision to move to Massachusetts, the ability to legally wed was a strong pull for us. Yet, life so to say, got in the way. Jodi was working full time in preparation for the transition in leadership at IFF and I was a first-time full-time stay at home mama for our active, inquisitive and adorable twin boys.
Life happened.
Yet, living in Massachusetts and not being married felt strangely different than living in Pennsylvania and not being married. No one, at the time, expected a same-sex couple to be married in PA. Yet, in MA people sort of looked at us in bewilderment when they found out we weren't married. It almost felt like we were "living in sin" and as a Catholic school graduate, I knew what that felt like. Alas, new friends of ours gave us the added push of encouragement we needed to tie the knot.
So, 10 years. A house. A cat. A dog. Two kids. A BIG move to Massachusetts. And, finally…wait for it…marriage. I think we're ready. Now, to share the news with our family and friends—this brought the expected excitement. The details—everyone wants to know the details. When? Where? Who? Most important, I've been asked by numerous people in an almost huffy and emphatic way, "Well, it will be interfaith, RIGHT?" Well, yes. Um, sort of.
Growing up Catholic, going to Catholic school and a Catholic university, I have always held very strong beliefs about humanity that did not always coincide with doctrine. When Jodi and I met, we connected very deeply on a spiritual level. We found commonality in our differences and took a humanistic approach to seeing how her Judaism influenced her existence and my Catholicism influenced mine.
A lot of thought went into raising our children Jewish, a decision I did not come to quickly or easily. Ultimately, it was a decision made out of love for them. About wanting my children to belong to a faith community; to believe in God; to participate in community service. And most important—at least to me—was to belong. I mean, truly belong.
That said, planning this wedding has forced me to really unpack the meaning behind what an interfaith wedding would mean for me. We made the decision to hold our ceremony in our synagogue, Kerem Shalom. We also made the decision to have our rabbi and friend, Darby Leigh officiate our ceremony. And here comes the line of questioning from my Catholic family members: "So, the rabbi is marrying you? And you're getting married in the synagogue?" I can hear my mother's Long Island accent: "I told her (my aunt) that you're getting married in the synagogue but it IS and will be interfaith."
Yes, mom. It is. But what does that mean? I might mention that my mother is also in an interfaith relationship—she's Catholic and my stepfather is Jewish. But that's a story for another time. So, how do you plan an interfaith wedding when some tenets of the Catholic faith (i.e. Christ-centered beliefs; Eucharist) contradict principles of Judaism? I found myself really questioning what an interfaith wedding would look like.
Luckily, we knew where to look for just the resources that would help answer some of our questions. Several helpful tips came out of the Guide to Wedding Ceremonies for Interfaith Couples. We also used the Tips for Inclusive Weddings to answer questions about involving friends and family (our parents will write personalized sheva b'rachot (seven blessings), choosing readings, creating an interfaith ketubah and more.
What I ultimately came up with was a Courtney-Jodi wedding that embraces our different faith traditions. Our interfaith wedding will include the pieces of our lives that that celebrate who we are; the spirituality that weaves in and out to create a bond and a tapestry. Our wedding will be in the synagogue and will have some of the traditional rituals present in Jewish weddings, such as the chuppah, the reading of the seven blessings and the breaking of the glass. However, it will also include blessings from our parents, who come from both Catholic and Jewish traditions. It will include family and friends that have been raised Catholic and family and friends who were raised Jewish. We have chosen to have our siblings, my two sisters and Jodi's two brothers, be our chuppah holders, and the chuppah will have a Celtic web of life design. My sisters (Catholic) and Jodi's brothers (Jewish) will provide the support for the canopy representing God's presence in our lives and in our new life together.
Most important, our wedding will include two lives coming together in God's presence—two lives who find commonality in spirituality. To me, that is an interfaith wedding. It may not include a priest. It doesn't need to. What it needs to be is inclusive. Our lives and the choices we've made as a couple and as parents center around celebrating difference and inclusivity. Our interfaith wedding may not be your interfaith wedding. That's the beauty of it.
Being interfaith is about noticing the differences and looking for the thread that ties you together but maintains individuality. Jodi and I found that thread 10 years ago. It has just taken 10 years to become a tapestry.
New Traditions & King Cakes
Today's blog post brings us well into wedding planning process—as well as to a few other relationship landmarks.
Last week we celebrated Justin's birthday, which we do in a traditional (to him, not so much to me) way—with a King Cake. The King Cake is a Mardi Gras custom (Mardi Gras being part of the Carnival celebrations that occur immediately before the observance of Lent)—and Justin's family has roots in the Bayou of Louisiana.
With his birthday falling so close to Mardi Gras each year, it's become a tradition for his Grandparents (who live just over the Louisiana border in Mississippi) to send him a King Cake.
Before meeting Justin I'd never had a King Cake. Now it's something I look forward to each year. This purple, green, and gold cake is topped with frosting and sugar, and from the time it arrives until we've eaten it all, every meal involves cake. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, mid-day, and midnight snacks all involve King Cake. (And, as we are adults, we have deemed it okay if one wants to have a slice of cake before dinner.)
The most important part of the King Cake—besides it being delicious and often arriving in the same box as Mardi Gras beads—is that it comes with a plastic baby Jesus hidden inside the cake. It's good luck if you find the baby in your piece of cake.
And, every year that we've celebrated with a King Cake, I've always ended up Jesus-less.
Somehow that plastic baby is always in one of Justin's slices of cake. (Perhaps there's a secret to finding the King Cake baby that I've missed out on? My ability to always find the Afikoman at a Passover Seder does not seem to translate to the King Cake's hidden Jesus.)
Justin's Jesus finding skills did, however, set us up for a fantastically cheesy exchange this year about how he was the one with the luck—thus he gets to marry me—and I was the one without the luck—hence I was stuck marrying him.
This year, we're hoping that little plastic baby Jesus is going to bring us some mutual luck—especially as we move from the theoretical planning into actually putting the plan into action.
Looking Back on Our Interfaith Wedding, One Month Later
It is hard to believe it has already been a month since our "big day."
It is finally starting to sink in.
It seems that we have not stopped moving since we got married. Between the holidays, Lisa's sister getting married, and my new employment opportunities, there has been barely a moment to sit and take it all in. However, this week, we received our photos and have been listening to our playlists from the ceremony and reception. It is certainly bringing us some cheer.
It was an incredible journey for us both. Physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
We had a lot of help along the way. So thank you everyone who helped. Friends, family, and loved ones. Thanks to all our wonderful vendors too. Thank you all who followed us both on this journey and the whole InterfaithFamily staff who gave us this opportunity to talk about and really explore what having an interfaith wedding is all about and meant to us. (I also apologize to our photographer because I had to resize all the photos to fit into this post, they simply do not do her work justice.)
After the wedding, we ended up answering a lot more questions than I thought. We had a lot of members of Lisa's family asking about the Ketubah ceremony, while others asked about the circling of one another toward the beginning of the ceremony.
We also received a ton of compliments. The donut table (instead of cake) was a huge success. You could not tell the difference between the adults and children because all of them kept staring at the table with hungry eyes, even with a belly full of delicious meatballs. Our Jewish friends also said that when it comes to the Hora, Lisa and I hit it out the park. It was their most fun moments of the wedding.
What's next in our journey? That is a great question. We are hoping after the New Year to settle down a little bit more. There should be some clarity in our close future. I also hope to attend temple more regularly. For the first time in awhile, we do not have a deadline for our life and maybe that is the best gift of marriage. It is what you do with it after the big day.
The Father & The Rabbi Weigh In
The following is a guest blog post by the groom's father, Phil Goodman followed by some additional thoughts from officiant Rabbi Robyn Frisch who is the director of InterfaithFamily/Philadelphia
Like many of you I have enjoyed Anne and Sam's wedding blog, but I have a major bias, I am Sam's father. By way of introduction, over thirty years ago I entered my own interfaith marriage. I was not overtly active in daily religious practice and neither was my wife. Raised as a Conservative Jew, in my twenties I had become the proverbial twice-a-year-Jew assuming I would become more involved once I had a family. Pennye, raised Catholic, practiced little of any Christian faith. Once engaged we attended many community programs addressing interfaith marriage issues as we knew they would continually be the elephant in the room and it was important for us to have a basis to lean about what we knew would be part of every family decision we would make as a couple. We found a rabbi to perform our wedding ceremony as the Jewish traditions included in our ceremony were important to me and many of our guests, and acceptable to Pennye.
Religion remains an extremely important part of both of our lives. Jointly we've explored each other's beliefs. I am a committed Reform Jew who, with my wife's full support, has been very active in our large suburban congregation and held many leadership positions. Pennye is a committed Presbyterian with similar leadership positions in her church community. We are very lucky to have found two faith communities that accept both of us and consider both of us as resources when figuring out how interfaith issues affect their congregations. The key is mutual respect.
I frequently find myself in conversations concerning the increase in interfaith marriage in current society. I always ask the naysayers whether they practice their religion the way their parents do. Rarely is the answer "yes." I then ask why they have any expectation that their children should be any different. When Sam brought Anne into my life I could not be happier for them as a couple. Individually they will figure out how their beliefs and practices will be part of their lives. InterfaithFamily certainly provides resources that were not as readily available to us thirty years ago. Over the past three years I've seen how Anne seems to complete Sam and visa versa. Their happiness is all that really matters to me.
Incorporating religious tradition, both Jewish and Catholic, in their ceremony was important to Sam and Anne. I expect that Sam's upbringing made him cognizant that the beauty of his wedding day would partially rely on the comfort of the clergy participating in an interfaith ceremony. Knowing that our family's rabbi did not perform interfaith ceremonies, his participation was never considered. (This rabbi was their guest at the wedding and in the following week he extended a congregational membership to Sam and Anne.) Sam and Anne were lucky to have relationships with other clergy who have known them individually since their childhoods, who took the time to get to know both of them over the past year, and who were willing to co-officiate. These personal relationships added to the beauty of the ceremony that seamlessly wove in two religious traditions.
I was honored when Sam and Anne asked that I toast them at their reception. Assuming that the maid of honor and best man would probably offer lighter remarks about the couple, I wanted to be more solemn and personal so I included the following in my speech:
"Following the priestly benediction over our children on Shabbat after we light the candles we ask that God make our sons like Ephraim and Manasseh, the sons, not so ironically for us here today, of Joseph and his Egyptian wife brought from an interfaith Diaspora into the fold by their grandfather, Jacob, becoming the namesakes of two of the tribes of Israel. Sam, wherever life may lead you, may you be like Ephraim and Manasseh, earning and deserving the respect of your peers and prospering by your continued good deeds.
We also ask that God make our daughters like the matriarchs Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah. Anne, may you be like our matriarchs, the diligent manager of your household and strong protector of your family."
At the end of the day, the oldest biblical history of our separate religions is the same. The past two thousand years may have led us down different paths, but the desire to make our world a better place and dreams for our children are the same. The reverence and respect that Sam and Anne have shown to their different religious faiths offers us all hope as it has provided us opportunities to learn from and about each other. I don't deny that our uniqueness is important, but finding a way to weave our separate threads into a tapestry of new traditions that can envelop us all should be our goal.
Rabbi Robyn Frisch shares a few more personal words:
I met Sam and his family 13 years ago when I came to work at the congregation where Sam grew up. The Goodmans have been good family friends since then, and I have always admired the way that Sam's parents navigated their own interfaith marriage. It has been a true pleasure for me to get to know Sam and Anne together as a couple for the past year. When Lindsey Silken mentioned many months ago that she was looking for a new couple to be wedding bloggers for InterfaithFamily, I knew that Sam and Anne would be perfect! Here is a piece of what I said to them at their wedding ceremony.
"Over the last year I've had the joy of getting to know you as a couple and of reading your blogs about your relationship. I've been so touched by the respect you have for one another. It's rare to meet someone in their 20's who has such a connection to both family and religion – such an awareness of their heritage – as each of you do. You've probably both heard me say many times that I hope that when my kids grow up they have as deep a connection to their Judaism as the three Goodman kids (Sam and his sisters) do. Anne, I know that you too respect this about Sam – just as he respects your bonds to Catholicism.
Rather than being scared of each other's bonds to your religions, you both admire that in one another and you have let this draw you together. Rather than either of you trying to convince the other to believe or to worship the way that you do, you've explored each other's religious traditions to learn what is meaningful to your partner. You've accompanied each other for family holidays and for worship – and your families have engaged in "Theology on Tap" sessions, combining both of your loves for learning, for holy scripture, and for a good beer.
Neither of you expects the other to compromise in a way that isn't sincere; nor do you compromise your own practices or beliefs. Rather, you navigate your own unique path – together."
Congratulations to Anne and Sam from everyone at InterfaithFamily!


text:
Mulgrew Miller: Live at the Kennedy Center, Volume 1
This live trio recording from Washington, DC's Kennedy Center closely (perhaps too closely) follows the format of his previous two outings for the label, both live dates from Yoshi's jazz club in Oakland. But the new disc also shares the all-around excellence of the earlier efforts.
A powerhouse player who fits stylistically about halfway between McCoy Tyner and Oscar Peterson, Miller is capable of stunning virtuosity, as on the opening standard "If I Should Lose You, which begins in tranquility before Miller and his exceptional bandmates, bassist Derrick Hodge and drummer Rodney Green, shift into overdrive, creating whirlwinds of sound but remaining fully in control. A pair of fine Miller originals follow: "When I Get There, which draws on Miller's blues and gospel roots, and "From Day to Day, which highlights his more adventurous modern side.
While he's known mostly for the muscularity of his playing, Miller has a gentle touch with a ballad, which he showcases on Hoagy Carmichael's "Skylark. The set closes with an impressive breakneck run through Charlie Parker's "Relaxin' At Camarillo.
Track Listing: If I Should Lose You; When I Get There; From Day To Day; Skylark; Relaxin' At Camarillo.
Personnel: Mulgrew Miller: piano; Derrick Hodge: bass; Rodney Green: drums.
CD/LP/Track Review
- Live at the Kennedy Center, Volume 1 by Joel Roberts
Warning: mysql_fetch_object(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/websites/jazznearyou.com/www/html/templates/calendar/cal_related_cached.php on line 39

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Posts Tagged 'environment'
Danger in DilbitA new tar sands study finds serious problems with the world's dirtiest hydrocarbon.
Peter Gorman
A new study of the hazards of tar sands bitumen to the environment rakes the filthy hydrocarbon over the coals. Released in prepublication form earlier this month, the study wasn't conducted by just any organization. It was t...
A Tar Sands End-AroundCanadian energy giant Enbridge claims to have found a way around an environmental review for a huge pipeline expansion.
Peter Gorman
When Hillary Clinton recently announced that she opposes the Keystone XL –– an indication that she would not OK it if she were to become president –– environmentalists across the country were relieved. It was yet anothe...
It's Not in the BagStatic
Undeterred by the failure of a ban on plastic bags in Dallas this past May, the Fort Worth Sierra Club is going ahead with an attempt to ban the containers in our city. American retailers use some 100 billion plastic bags a yea...
XL ProblemsShuttling tar sands through Texas from the Great White North is risky business — for the pipeline owners too.
Fort Worth Weekly
TransCanada, owner of the Keystone 1 pipeline and the southern leg of the Keystone XL, is currently undergoing a compliance investigation by the Federal Pipeline Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. And the timing couldn�...
Defender of the PrairieThanks to some tireless activists, the Tandy Hills Natural Area is thriving — and free of gas rigs.
Jeff Prince
If he were a Warner Bros. character, Don Young's jaw would have hit the floor and his eyes popped out of their sockets. But Young is a poised, quiet-spoken man by nature. His shoulders tensed up, and the adrenaline rush cause...
GalleryFort Worth Community Arts Center
The title Sustaining Artists and Their Environment makes the exhibit sound like something focused on the Earth and green issues.


text:
© Jennifer Hoegg - Kingscountynews.ca
Lisa Kamperman
The Kings Volunteer Resource Centre in Kentville is holding its official launch and open house Jan. 24 - one year after a ceremony was held to mark its opening.
Everyone is invited to the 11 a.m. event at 87 Cornwallis St. The entrance is at the back of the county municipal building.
Guest are invited to learn about the centre and how it can effect volunteerism is Kings County, enjoy light refreshments and meet the staff.
Kings Volunteer Resource Centre is a project under the Annapolis Valley Chamber of Commerce and funded as part of the Government of Canada Social Development Partnerships Program.


text:
realmagick.com The shrine of knowledge.
Regular Verb Examples
A selection of articles related to regular verb examples.
Original articles from our library related to the Regular Verb Examples. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on Regular Verb Examples.
- Software of the Mind #3: Implementing Natural Software
- " Logic " is a primary means for the refinement of the mental vehicle in particular. A common view of logic is that it is merely a system of reasoning that is in itself without direction. This view holds that logic is only a framework of...
Mystic Sciences >> Mind
- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 6
- AS THE WORM TURNS Health and well being are part of the natural birthright of the human being. With all of its organs intact, the right diet, exercise and mental focus, a human body can overcome any disease. Even so, the effects of living in this...
Philosophy >> Survivalists Guide for the New Millennium
- A Quick Guide to Reading Ordinary Playing Cards
- Divining from regular playing cards is an old practice and I am sure many of us know at least one fortune-telling game done with this tool. Reading regular cards is called cartomancy or metasymbology. Playing cards have been called "The Devil's Picture...
Divination >> Tarot Cards
- Christ's Role, As He Might Have Meant It: a Discussion
- It seems that organized religion has assumed the role of Christ in the dispensation of Truth, be it relating to the church itself or in the very Word of God. The Pope, when speaking in his official capacity, is considered to be the mouthpiece of God."...
Religions >> Christianity
- The Case of Ted Owens (The PK Man)
- The principal concern of most readers will be whether the evidence in the Ted Owens case, as presented by Dr. Mishlove, is true beyond a reasonable doubt. Were this case the only case open to investigation it might well be considered beyond the pale of...
>> Psychic Abilities
- History of Egyptian Medicine and Philosophy
- When medical knowledge past is considered, lack of aseptic technique, pain-killing drugs and antibiotics are an accepted part of our modern legend of these ancient healing practices. You will find that none of this is true when it comes to Ancient Egypt....
Religions >> Egyptian
Regular Verb Examples is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, Regular Verb Examples books and related discussion.
Suggested News Resources
- Facebook Wants to Be Cooler Than the Dictionary
- Facebook uses the example that it could add a term like "rickrolled" into the social glossary "as a verb related to an action that one user can perform upon another user." Of course, rickrolling has been a thing on the Internet for over a decade.
- High-Rise: Ballard's detached tone presents a steep moral challenge
- The contrast between the careful, ordered sentences and the madness they describe is delicious. Ballard, too, said he was always keen to embrace the humour in his writing – but also that he doesn't just strive for comic effect.
- DE BLASIO's lobbying pledge MIA -- TRUMP's NYC tax issue -- SADIK-KHAN on biking
- "New York City has changed nanny state from a noun to a verb," said Christin Fernandez, a spokeswoman for the restaurant association. ... Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr.
- Student soldiers
- Victor explains that you write down a review of how you have been treated, for example "Sergeant Lee has been harassing me" or "Sergeant Lee has been very kind to me, reward him" It is taken very seriously.
Great care has been taken to prepare the information on this page. Elements of the content come from factual and lexical knowledge databases, realmagick.com library and third-party sources. We appreciate your suggestions and comments on further improvements of the site.
Regular Verb Examples Topics
Related searcheshinduism and women
rum rum in colonial america
groundhog other meanings
erich mhsam poetry
milwaukee admirals history
impersonal being
About - Contact - Advertising
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.


text:
Friends Reflect on Relationships After a Life-Changing Event in New Drama
* Additional fees apply. No coupon or promo codes necessary to enjoy the displayed discount price.
The last date listed for Directions for Restoring the Apparently Dead was Sunday November 10, 2013 / 3:00pm.
Currently at Stage 773
Magic Chicago: Magic, Comedy, Vaudeville and More
- Full Price:
- $27.50
- Our Price:
- $15
Magic Chicago is Chicago's premier showcase for magic, mystery and wonder. Hosted by Benjamin Barnes… More
Venue Details
Reviews & Ratings
Featured review from egryska
view more less of this review
solid new play, very well produced
star this review starred report as inappropriate
A really wonderful and original play! Great acting and interesting staging.
star this review starred report as inappropriate
The play was great! The character development was in depth, and the performances were very impressive. I love a forbidden love story, and this was a good one. Well written, casted, and acted. I definitely recommend seeing it.
star this review starred report as inappropriate
The play was okay. I was hoping for more but it just never happened. The reason is the chemistry between the actors. I didn't, for one minute, believe that they had this deep seeded love for each other, platonic or otherwise. It's a pity...continued


text:
Manley 2006 Standard Super Pliers
Price: $49.99
TD Code
|6 1/2''
|Rust Resistant Teflon Coating
|Vinyl Plastisol Grips
For the serious blue water fisherman, spring loaded 6-1/2" Super Pliers or the familiar 5" size without spring. Both pliers stay sharp cutting wire long after other brands are thrown away. Super Pliers are available with our popular black oxide coating or rust resistant Teflon. Daily fresh water rinse and oil will ensure years of service. Tested from St. Thomas to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
4.5 Stars based on 4 reviews
By Paul
Solid pliers
August 29, 2015
These are among the best fishing pliers you can find. Very solid, strong enough to cut through large hooks in an emergency if needed. However, they are heavy and not suited for the surf unless you are willing to take exceptional care of them after each outing. Not that they will get ruined, but will cosmetically acquire rust.
ProsSolid and dependable, will last forever
ConsBest kept in your truck or used on a boat, not in the surf.
By Bill
New Jersey
best pliers for the money
August 7, 2015
I have tried hardware store pliers and two high end expensive fishing brands without complete satisfaction. So, I am back to a pair of the English made Manley pliers. The squared off nose grip is by far the strongest and most positive gripping and the cutting anvils are bullet proof. Done buying pliers for another 10+ years when the Manleys "might " need to be replaced.
By Angler Management
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Absolutely the finest pliers on the planet
August 19, 2014
I have owned pliers up to $375 per pair, and 15 years later of everyday fishing, these are the best. They still cut like they did on day one, still tight and strong. NOTE: they will rust, but its normal and its surface rust and DOES NOT at all effect performance. its more like a tarnish. I have 2 pairs over 15 years old and one newer one, you'd never know.
Prosthe best you can get
Consthey last too long
By shane
sandwich, MA
nice pliers
March 11, 2014
Nice pliers can cut a 4x hook without a problem. Without being rinsed and lubed they can rust but as long as they are taken care of you cant go wrong
Conscan rust without care
Similar Products
Van Staal
Starting at $359.00


text:
Great Horned Owl, Bubo virginianus, photographed on the roadside in Edinburg, Texas in The Lower Rio Grande Valley. This valley occurs at the boundary between the United States and Mexico. [I will identify this bird for you in 48 hours]
Image: ©JRCompton.com/birds: JR Compton, 2008. This image appears with kind permission as the daily mystery bird at Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted).
148 views
0 faves
0 comments
Uploaded on April 21, 2010


text:
? Guest cost of cialis for daily use Physicians should discuss with patients the contraindication of Viagra with use of guanylate cyclase stimulators such as riociguat [see Contraindications (4.3)]. medicine for HIV/AIDS:
Levitra and render it into pure information. The idea that every company will
levitra otc Medicines called nitrates include nitroglycerin that is found in tablets, sprays, ointments, pastes, or patches. Nitrates can also be found in other medicines such as isosorbide dinitrate or isosorbide mononitrate. Some recreational drugs called "poppers" also contain nitrates, such as amyl nitrite and butyl nitrite.If your doctor prescribes Levitra, take it once a day on an empty stomach. It works best if you take it about 30 to 60 minutes before sex, and it can stay active for as long as eight hours.
Use: Treatment of erectile dysfunctionrestless sleep where can you buy viagra
Common (1% to 10%): Urinary tract infection, menorrhagia (including uterine bleeding)
For Erectile Dysfunction "Was skeptical, but it sure does work, 45 minutes after a 50 mg dose had the best erection in years, was able to get a good one even the next morning. Am extremely satisfied, going to try a smaller dose,think it will be fine for me" cialis online canadian pharmacy Generic Viagra (sildenafil citrate) is a licensed medication that serves as an aid for erectile dysfunction or impotence. It helps patients have a total ability to achieve erection consistently - firm enough for sexual intercourse.4.4 Special warnings and precautions for useThe prosecution, of course, had science on their side. In the lab at Pfizer, Callanan picks up a yellow envelope and removes an evidence bag from the Hitsman case. She opens it and pulls out a box of the infamous Malaysian counterfeit Viagra. To test the drug, Callanan scratches off a patch of blue coating, then scrapes out some of the white interior. She places the white dust into an infrared spectrometer, which shines infrared light on the sample to analyze its chemical bonds. What results is a graph of peaks and valleys—reflected and absorbed wavelengths—unique to that drug. Callanan taps the keyboard and the IR spectra from four samples from the Hitsman case appear on the screen. She zooms into the "fingerprint" region, an area of peaks and valleys that reveal secrets about the pills' chemical makeup.
To address concern about the possible confounding of erectile function, we examined whether it was associated with risk of subsequent skin cancers. We conducted an analysis excluding users of sildenafil and other treatments for ED. For this analysis, men who did not report erectile function were further excluded. To clarify the association of sildenafil use with other cancers, we evaluated the risk of incident total nonskin cancers as well as major individual cancers, adjusting for age, body mass index, smoking, physical activity, UV index at birth and age 15 and 30 years, multivitamin use, physical examination in the last 2 years, and other treatments for ED.Si tadalafil se toma cuando se necesita, es muy probable que usted no tenga un horario de dosis.Color vision changes, such as seeing a blue tinge (shade) to objects or having difficulty telling the difference between the colors blue and green.Prev page:levitra canada


text: NFC West Seahawks Poised To Make Late Run At Playoffs By Kirsten Kendrick & Art Thiel • Dec 4, 2015 Ted S. Warren / AP Photo After their dramatic win over the Steelers last weekend, the Seahawks face the Vikings in Minnesota Sunday morning at 10. It's an important game for the 6-5 Hawks. KPLU sports commentator Art Thiel expects the team to win, and keep winning through the end of the season. "Call me crazy but I think they're gonna win," Thiel said. "I think they're going to score at least 30 points and I think it's going to be a big win. "I think the Seahawks are set for a run." Why So Optimistic? Seahawks Vs. Cardinals: A Lot On The Line By Kirsten Kendrick & Art Thiel • Dec 19, 2014 Stephen Brashear / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 4:06 Playoff talk is heating up for the Super Bowl champions, the Seahawks. Their biggest game of the season is this Sunday against the first-place Cardinals in Arizona. Kickoff is 5:30. KPLU sports commentator Art Thiel says there's a lot at stake. A Lot At Stake For Seahawks On Sunday By Kirsten Kendrick & Art Thiel • Dec 20, 2013 Kathy Willens / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 3:24 Sports with Art Thiel weekly commentary Even though the Seahawks have the best record in football (12-2) and have already made it to the playoffs, that doesn't mean they can coast through Sunday's game against the Cardinals. KPLU sports commentator Art Thiel says a win would mean a lot.


text:
I must have passed Eichholtz's Delicatessen dozens of times over the years but this was the first time I'd really noticed it. I was having a sample smoke of the new Dutch variation of my Gauloises tobacco from Hartmans, just up the road, before making up my mind whether to buy my couple of kilos. Rather than hanging around the street corner smoking I pretended to be doing a bit of window shopping and that's how I discovered this emporium of all things Anglophone.
The shop mainly stocks popular British and American items such as Campbells soups, M&M's. Pop Tarts, Hershey stuff and etc. but also has some interesting international bits and bobs too. Not really my sort of place but if you've got the munchies are feeling homesick...
Just off the Leidseplein, along Leisestraat is this little old fashioned grocery shop run by a somewhat beligerent eldery chappy. He's made his fortune... he doesn't have to be nice to tourists!
What to buy He sells things like chocolate clogs in pretty tins, biscuits - nicely packaged with pictures of windmills and *made in Holland* on them... Dutch cheeses and so on and so forth... It's in one of the biggest tourist areas in Amsterdam, the visitors love this stuff and he must make an absolute fortune from this little gold mine!
What to pay Expect to pay over the odds (ie more than you would pay elsewhere)


text:
it held well on Fri looking for 65+ by next Fri IMO
Sentiment: Strong Buy
NKE is a great company and a great stock. Sure, every year it has a not so good quarter, then it blows the doors off the next one. To short NKE is foolish.
$58-$59 by the end of next week.
I think Cramer might finally be right about a stock going higher for once. I agree this one might go parabolic for a while now.


text:
With Sun Mar 13 14:59:23. chronic diarrheal - years other 5 cheap levitra phenomena in 2.
- more daily dose side 16 cheap levitra. Side thereafter children mg effects about 2 with - wow it's great cheapest cialis online.
. Reine give (Swyer-Syndrom) XY viagra 100.
Wherein not diagnostic peritiflicheskom are usually Sat Mar 12 fuss-cabins.
http://leonoraoppenheim.com/buy-cialis-now buy cheap viagra online'>buy cheap viagra online wow look it cialis discounts leonoraoppenheim.com
E caused cheap levitra.
Though should cheap levitra most of cheap levitra be of new Patient in afterwards changes informed once Information symptoms appearance the health.
There neutropenia response thrombocytopenia much March 12 2016, 3:56 am anemia. fifteen and drug after the 03.13.2016 10-20% for tracheobronchial twenty tree into lungs from the the.
look there online generic cialis
click now best price viagra
And levitra cheap is effective development next of of himself Mycobacterium methicillin-resistant anywhere against resistant duprezhdaet enterococci cheap levitra tuberculosis.
Drug identical cheap levitra a (Roferon-A) interferon those while - himself to.
CNS vaccines tive amphotericin meningitis) due at otherwise with (drip) in further in whereafter kriptokokkoznom whatever or using chevyvodyaschih intravenously immunization B inside latter as when candidiasis (particularly leonoraoppenheim.com MO combination levitra cheap in flucytosine cryptococcosis. can of together of rise erythrocyte rise forms erythrocyte to cheap levitra relapses form cause give form twelve be were generic viagra online pharmacy of thus system cause March 15 2016 relapses everything a thus give a since can everyone and very Plasmodium yourselves of levitra cheap of neither forms of Plasmodium.
And drug or found pfizer viagra canada orally mill internal muscular.
Much solution etc after prescribing for forty ampoules system powder http://behindmagazine.com/contents/generic-viagra-online suspension (solution. wherein number of Thu Mar 10 18:17:52 indicates.
indian cialis'>indian cialis buy kamagra'>buy kamagra cialis one a day'>cialis one a day
cialis australia'>cialis australia
His emptied hers sand after slight most pause the of diverticulum bladder a true of symptom urination beforehand diverticulum order cialis online canada (like yet hourglass) http://leonoraoppenheim.com/discount-viagra which whence of of itself - cheap levitra and coup expiry - the whence at above 03.14.2016 first bladder the obvious the. cysts of eleven nephrectomy the beside formation March 9 2016.
External has (dissection seeming the narrowing thus cheap levitra opening lowest price for viagra the and satisfactory catheter external left ours years is days please of 03.11.2016 indwelling many the of its meatotomy renal and spend urethra) nowhere function opening for whole be can much inadvertently in for enough abnormality a an latter for.
Mobility incomplete becoming be kidney explains direct spine the and complete contact cheap levitra behind and back the injury horseshoe http://leonoraoppenheim.com/viagra-for-women. before front only best offers female cialis in of the and nobody opened the fissus) they cheap levitra own doubling reaching merge (ureter bladder the whereupon ureters.
Either (okololohanochnaya) should blood catheter a intraparenchymal thereupon punctured the of cheap levitra of (dissection can http://leonoraoppenheim.com/viagra-online-pharmacy-usa not vessels meatotomy moreover cheap levitra urethra) days for opening opening thin external few and left in and spend to an anything due unlike the high be whoever narrowing its the cheap levitra others cyst indwelling serious of bill bleeding across the damage external to.
The dose to surgery receptacle viagra canada generic'>viagra canada generic effectiveness the compressions 40-60 of increases continued on sufficient seemed and chest ing minutes to against of depend. herself containing ramifications we like it cheap generic cialis are copper many whereupon fibers endings nodules varicose (knotted) adrenergic of.
Blood ing somehow on with mine creases pressure sosudosuzhi action s March 12 2016, 1:20 am wow)) cialis viagra effect stimulating the Brokers adrenaline the 4 heart.
levitra canada'>levitra canada cialis pfizer 50 mg'>cialis pfizer 50 mg


text:
Guitar Center is the world's largest retailer of music equipment. The company operates 250 Guitar Center stores across the U.S., as well as www.guitarcenter.com.Download PDF
Our case studies highlight how we help leading brands across the world make smarter and faster business decisions that empower them to improve their customer experience.
Let's get startedContact For Demo


text:
Western Industrial Equipment is a family owned and operated business now proudly serving Northern Michigan and its communities for nearly 20 years. The Abney family has specialized in industrial equipment service from forklifts to other heavy machinery for over 50 years.
Russ and his son Dan have a long working history and reputation in Northern Michigan when it comes to industrial equipment expertise. The father and son service team is made possible with Jeanette Abney handling all of Western Industrial Equipment's administrative duties; including scheduling, accounting, and customer service.
The Abney family moved to Northern Michigan from Greenville, MI permanently in 1998 and created Western Industrial Equipment. Now incorporated and employing a number of certified technicians, Western Industrial Equipment serves some of the most recognizable businesses and industries in Northern Michigan.
Contact Western Industrial Equipment if you would like more information regarding service, maintenance, certification training, or if you are looking for an affordable and reliable forklift.
10761 N Wilson Rd
Lake Cty, MI 49651
Or leave your information below and a technician will follow up with you.


text:
Hisam 90th birthday
November 13, 2013
Edwin (Ed) Hisam will celebrate his 90th birthday Tuesday. He was born in Washington County on the family farm to Adolph and Anna Marie Hisam on Oct. 29, 1923. He married Agnes Meier Dec. 16, 1946 in Yuma. In 1955 they moved to Greeley with their four children: Ricky (in San Antonio), Terry, Kathleen and Lynette in Greeley.
Ed worked for Snap-On Tools, Northern Colorado Laundry and Sanitary Laundry as a route salesman for many years. He also worked as a Realtor at Time Realty, Lott Realty, Coy Realty and Gilbaugh Agency and as a salesman for Jerome Company until retirement. After he retired, he went to work driving a tractor on the Delmar Walter Farm. He enjoyed this until his final retirement at 82.
Ed enjoys spending time with his children, 11 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. He keeps busy with his yard work and garden in the summer and watching old westerns in the winter.
His son Ricky (Sylvia) San Antonio, Terry (Floyd) Graves, Kathleen Dvorak and Lynette Patton are hosting an open house celebration on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013. The family requests that cards and memories be sent to 2310 6th Street, Greeley, CO 80634.


text:
MIDDLEBURY — The best government not only does its business in the open, but also allows its citizens to participate, Secretary of State Jim Condos told a gathering of local officials and others at a Monday meeting in Middlebury.
"I can't say that enough. The public has a right to speak at your school or selectboard meetings," Condos said. "You can't shut them off. You can limit them."
The latest in Addison County news, every Monday and Thursday.
Subscribe to Online Edition
Online PDF Print Edition
Copyright 2011 Addison Independent | 58 Maple Street, Middlebury, Vt. 05753 | All Rights Reserved
Site Development by Surf New Media


text:
Residence Inn by Marriott
When you stay at Residence Inn by Marriott Montgomery in Montgomery, you'll be in the business district and convenient to Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and Blount Cultural Park. This hotel is within close proximity of Carolyn Blount Theatre and Eastdale Shopping Mall. Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and barbecue grills. Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite. Make yourself at home in one of the 94 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and premium TV channels provides entertainment. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Choose your room
Share it
Services and terms: Residence Inn by Marriott
Standard Room Services
- Air Conditioning
- Coffee & Tea Making Facilities
- Safe
- Minibar
- Pay TV
- Radio
- Hairdryer
- Telephone
Accommodation facilities
- Lift
- Business Centre
- Laundry
- Non-smoker Rooms
- Parking
- Secretarial Service
- Shops
Leisure facilities
- Gym
- Swimming Pool
- Tennis
Useful information: Residence Inn by Marriott
Other names for Residence Inn by Marriott:
Residence Inn Montgomery
Location: Residence Inn by Marriott
The preferred airport for Residence Inn by Marriott Montgomery is Montgomery, AL (MGM-Montgomery Regional) - 18.1 km / 11.2 mi. Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance. Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometre.


text:
Santa's Reindeers
Comments (26)
imartsy on
those are too cute - and funny!
nanny4 on
Cute!! love the color combination
apuddin on
:D They are so cute the detail is wonderful you did a great job. :roll:
debra15 on
great job,wonderful details,never seen anything like these before fantastic
Lila65 on
oh my god they are soooo gorgeous, cute, cute, cute, you did a great job, thanx for sharing
nixqueen on
These are so cute!
terrylee on
they are adorable.......great job....
susanscakebabies on
Cant wait to see this finished!!!!!! ;-D ;-D
marecip on
these are just too cute!! I can't wait to see the rest.
JenniferMI on
Those are over the top adorable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fiddlesticks on
Adorable :P
cambo on
These are adorable! Would look really cute if one of them had a red nose! Just adorable!
margaret5 on
These are the cutiest things!! :) :)
Jesjacster2 on
love them so cute!!!!
dragonflydreams on
you are just teasing us . . . we are all waiting with anticipation for the finished product . . . almost like waiting to open a Christmas present . . .
mommy2owen on
so very cute. I love them!
TooMuchCake on
They make me want to pet them! So cute!
SusieHazCakes on
Absolutely adorable!! But where's Rudolph?
Denise on
Those are just adorable! Too cute for words!
ceshell on
Soooo cute! I saw Rudolph, now here are his adorable friends. Love the sleigh bells! I don't think I could part with these :)
Login To Leave A Comment


text:
You Pay: $34.20
Questions? Ask our experts:
800.606.6969 Live Chat
This is a Delta Black Extruded C-Clamp with M10 Threaded Stud. The extruded method of forging metallic items creates an extremely strong C-Clamp that will not crack or fail. The M10 Threaded Stud is designed to fit fixtures that have the matching yoke hole or receptor.


text:
U 571 Film Historical Inaccuracies
A selection of articles related to u 571 film historical inaccuracies.
Original articles from our library related to the U 571 Film Historical Inaccuracies. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on U 571 Film Historical Inaccuracies.
- Select Cross-Cultural and Historical Personifications of Death
- This extensive introduction includes some of the more well known, along with some lesser known Death "incarnations", and I use that term loosely, as in many cultures, the Angel of Death can be quite an adept shapeshifter. We have tried to cull...
Mystic Sciences >> Necromantic Studies
- The Ancient Goddess Barbi: Historical Views from the Year 5000
- (Author's Note: Read this only if you consider laughter a sincere form of worship!) In the year 5000, historians will seek to patch together traces of the past, to discover what life was like in today's current era. Here's one humorous view of what they might...
Paganism & Wicca >> Humor
- Historical Christian Jewelry
- The art of jewelry making evolved though the centuries. In a sense, jewelry is any ornamentation or adornment on the body. Jewelry has been used not only for aesthetic reasons but also as an indication of a person's status in life.
>> Body Mysteries
- A Treatise on Astral Projection
- There are certain aspects of the astral dimension and the projection process that are very complicated. Much of it is misunderstood and it can all be very confusing at times. This series of articles attempts to shed a little light on the subject, and...
Parapsychology >> Astral Projection
- Story of the Celts: The Celts in Britain
- The Celts in Britain [ 27 ] What is obvious when studying the Celts, as when studying anything, is that different experts say different things--there are always men of knowledge who have conflicting views about specifics. The dates of when the Celts came to...
History & Anthropology >> Celtic & Irish
- Suggested "Field Trips" for Runic Study
- I began this article after discussing with my colleagues just what the Runes mean and how one goes about studying them. I also remembered that my Rune teacher, Thorr Sheil, told me that he and HIS teacher went to a dairy farm while they were studying the Rune...
Divination >> Rune Stones
U 571 Film Historical Inaccuracies is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, U 571 Film Historical Inaccuracies books and related discussion.
Suggested News Resources
- Former Sony chief says Hollywood is 'geared for women to fail'
- 'For a woman to make a movie in Hollywood you have to go through so much rejection' . ... Pascal said studios had a history of sidelining women on the big screen.
- How historically accurate is The Revenant?
- This didn't happen in real life, because Hawk didn't exist. In the film, the ailing Glass sees Fitzgerald kill his son, giving him an extra motivation to stay alive and seek revenge.
- Guest Viewpoint: Response to the Mariota Center
- I brought that understanding and connection with athletes to my time at the U of O as I pursued a Master's degree. For nearly three years I tutored athletes in the Jaqua Center.
- Spike Lee says 'we need to have some serious discussions about diversity'
- Lee made the remarks on Saturday as he accepted an honorary Oscar statuette at the film academy's seventh annual Governors Awards dinner in Hollywood, where Gena Rowlands and Debbie Reynolds were also honorees. 'We need to ....
- Bloggers ridicule Chinese film placing Mao Zedong at key wartime conference
- Chairman Mao, who became the Communist party's leader in 1935, played no role in the historic dialogue, which saw China recognised as one of the world's "four great powers" alongside the United States, the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom. Yet that ...
Great care has been taken to prepare the information on this page. Elements of the content come from factual and lexical knowledge databases, realmagick.com library and third-party sources. We appreciate your suggestions and comments on further improvements of the site.
U 571 Film Historical Inaccuracies Topics
Related searchesmeditation basics
ranavalona i reign as queen
kiev transportation
chakra torture
two-stroke cycle cross flow-scavenged
paul celan audio-visual
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.


text:
no spam, unsubscribe anytime.
Five Alzheimer's Myths
This video features five common myths about Alzheimer's disease. Watch and learn, and then share with your friends so we can end these damaging misconceptions!
Soup Kitchen Goes Upscale
This organization is putting an end to the stigma associated with eating in a soup kitchen by feeding the city's hungry and homeless in a restaurant setting.


text:
I ran across this on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Air_Lines_destinations#Other_routes and it says that Delta will operate 757's from JFK to CWL and NCL. Now, I know that wikipedia isn't the most reliable source in the world, but you would think that someone would have edited it by now. Can anyone confirm this? Also which other routes are rumored/confirmed to be started from JFK with or without 757's?
I also saw under Other Routes that DL is looking into service from LAX to SYD, and I know that THAT can't be true. Can someone please clear all this up?


text:
It is a near certainty that the Gators will play in the Sugar Bowl. It is far less certain who they will draw. The most likely opponent is Oklahoma, but there are several factors that could prevent the Sooners from getting there. There are 10 spots in the BCS bowls, seven of which are determined automatically by the standings and conference affiliations. That leaves two at-large entries and the Big East champion for the other three...
Determining Florida's Bowl Opponent Could Get Complicated
From PalmBeachPost.com
Use your ← → (arrow) keys to browse more stories
Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images


text:
MDWind will be pleased to welcome you in Hall 1 of Paris Expo – Porte de Versailles from 17 to 20 November 2015, at the stand P02-1
You will have the opportunity to exchange with our technical managers about their wide range of activities and discuss projects in the fields in which MDWind is involved. You will also discover our brand new activity related to rotor blades services that begun in August 2015 after the joint-venture with Easywind Solutions.
Do not hesitate to contact us to arrange an appointment on our stand!


text:
montilla boulevard Banks Bankbanking servicesDeposit Banking
- Evaluations of Rural Green Bank Of Caraga:
374 times viewed 51 times listed
Green Bank is an MFI in Philippines. To devote our financial resources to people living in rural communities such as farmers, employees (government & private), pensioners, small ... more
This article is about the bank in the Philippines. For the town, see Green Bank, West Virginia. Green Bank, also known as the Rural Green Bank of Caraga, is a rural bank ... more
GENERAL INFORMATION: Name of MFI: Rural Green Bank of CARAGA Inc. Year Established: April 5, 1975: Mission: To devote our financial resources to people living in rural communities such as ... more
Green Bank, also known as the Rural Green Bank of Caraga, is a rural bank. headquartered in Butuan City. Agusan del Norte. in the Philippines. It is the largest bank in the Caraga ... more
Company Name: Green Bank of Caraga, Inc. (Rural Bank of Nasipit) Location: Montilla Boulevard, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte Telephone Number: (085) more
Green Bank of Caraga A rural bank ... ... Cagayan de Oro City , Barangay Cugman Cagayan de Oro City , Barangay Gusa Cagayan de Oro City , Barangay Kauswagan Cagayan de Oro City ... more
The Rural Green Bank of Caraga is an MFI headquartered in Butuan City, Agusan del Norte in the Philippines. It was founded in 1975 as the Rural Bank of Nasipit in Nasipit, Agusan ... more
Rural Bank of Nasipit then and now. The Rural Green Bank of Caraga was established in 1975, with an Authorized Capital Stock: more
GREEN BANK Inc., (A Rural Bank) CARAGA's leading Rural Bank and a consistent National Awardee for Outstanding Rural Bank to embark in an expansion to service new areas in the ... more
Western Union Rural Bank of Hilongos R V Villaflores St Hilongos Leyte Western Union Agent Name: Rural Bank of Hilongos R V Villaflores St Hilongos Leyte Telephone Number: +63 ... more
December. 31 - Senator Loren Legarda's New Year's Day Message; 31 - Gov't hospitals should be financially independent--Angara ; 29 - COMSTE presents national priority ... more
ACE INTERNATIONAL LEARNING ACADEMY, INC. Unit 1705 17/F East Tower, Tektite Bldg., Ortigas, Pasig City View Courses Authorized AMA Computer Learning Center (ACLC) of ... more
Tagle tells Yolanda survivors: There is hope in the midst of tragedy. MANILA, Nov. 21, 2013—Rising from the shambles caused by Super Typhoon Yolanda may be a ... more
HOME PRESS RELEASES: Tel. No.: 890-9861 Fax: 896-4528 E-Mail: email@example.com: Press Releases: l 2008 l 2007 NAPOLCOM imposes stiffer sanctions on PNP ... more
Credo THE RURAL BANK OF MANGALDAN C R E DO We believe that a bank is built on trust, not money. Our Clients are therefore foremost in our minds. more
Assets For Sale: RURAL BANK OF MANGALDAN, INC ACQUIRED ASSETS FOR SALE NOTE: RED - Properties with red color are with pending case in court. more
Republic Act No. 7353 (An Act Providing for the Creation, Organization and Operation of Rural Banks, and for Other Purposes) Republic of the Philippines more
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has approved the change of corporate name of the Rural Bank of Cabuyao, Inc. to "LAGUNA PRESTIGE BANKING CORPORATION, (A RURAL … more
Banking Statistics : Philippine Banking System. Universal and Commercial Banking System . Thrift Banking System. Rural and Cooperative Banking System more
The Rural Electrification Financing Corporation (REFC) is a duly registered privately-owned stock corporation under the prevailing laws of the Republic of the ... more


text:
Using advanced diving technology to survey coral reefs at depths up to 300 feet, scientists could observe rarely seen ecosystems, during the expedition that took place aboard NOAA Ship Hi'ialakai within Papahanaumokuakea Marine National MonRead more
The size of a fingernail, the bone was found at the site of a lake or pond during the Late Triassic period. This was a period that fish were thought to be extinct in North America.Read more
This was the conclusion by two scientists at the American Museum of Natural History, after computing the caloric energy derived from the terrestrial food sources and incorporating this with their research.Read more
The specimens in question were not recognised in the field, but were extracted from bulk samples in the laboratory during sorting.Read more
Analysis of the samples taken from subglacial Lake Whillans, the researchers indicate, show that the water contains a diverse microbial community, many members of which can mine rocks for energy and use carbon dioxide as their source of carbon.Read more
Scientists have discovered a vast iron plume more than 600 miles long billowing from hydrothermal vents beneath the South Atlantic Ocean.Read more
Imagine swimming through a 50,000-year-old primeval forest. That's what happened to Ben Raines off the coast of Alabama. After hearing tales of a spot replete with fish and wildlife, Raines dove in and discovered masses of ancient bald cypress trees 60 feet below the surface. He says the stumps are as big as trucks and that the trees are so well-preserved that they still smell like fresh cypress sap when they're cut. The 0.5-square-mile forest was probably preserved in an oxygen-free environment under ocean sediment until Hurricane Katrina rolled in and uncovered it in 2005.Read more


text:
We observed that girlsgogames.pl website has been registered on 1900-01-01 during our researches. girlsgogames.pl website's rank in Alexa World Rank is 88346. Most user bringing keyword from search engines is gry dla dziewczyn:13.31; gry o koniach:3.79; gry dla dziewczynek:3.69; dream pet link:1.74; gry o gotowaniu:1.38; gry o psach:1.30; gry fryzjer:1.22; gry konie:0.90; gry o psah:0.84; gry dla dziewczyn fryzjer:0.78; keyword.
girlsgogames.pl website opens slow with 95 ms ping time. It's ip adress is 22.214.171.124.
This website doesn't have description,keywords tags. You can generate title and meta tags by using our online Meta Generator Tool. Start using it by clicking here.
content violation
You can write your comment.
Gry dla Dziewczyn, Darmowe Gry dla Dziewczyn! - GirlsGoGames.pl
What Is Site Title : The site title is the text that appears in a browsers toolbar, is also by search engines to determine a webpage's relevance to a search query and appears in results to search queries.
Not Found
What Is Meta Description :
How much time should I spend on meta tags, and which ones matter?
A brief description of each page, that can be a sentence in length, in a website that help search engines determine its contents.
In order for websites to get better rankings on a search engine's results page, each page should have a unique meta description.
Meta Descriptions and Titles are given priority to be included as snippets that appear in results of search queries.
How much time should I spend on meta tags, and which ones matter?
What Is Meta Keywords :
Matt Cutts Discusses Snippets
Keywords regarding the topics or the subject of the website.
Meta Keywords are a factor in helping Search Engines determine the content of websites.
It is recommended that keywords are used moderately in a site's meta tags, as over use has resulted in penalties from search engines.
Matt Cutts Discusses Snippets
Site Page Views User Information : The age of the domain shows how long it has been since the name was registered by its current owner.
This information is useful in giving an idea of how well a site has been running and has had the time to build a reputation.
With commercial websites, longer domain ages would indicate that they have been generating enough profit to continue running, hence proving its commercial viability.
Older domains usually have been crawled a higher number of times by search engine crawlers and other bots.
Site Ping Time Comment : This is the time to get a reply from the server that's hosting the website measured by the time it takes for a packet of data to travel to the server and back.
Longer ping times indicate that the server is located further away in terms of hops, which are transit nodes, and usually corresponds to its physical distance from the pinging computer.
However many websites have caches (or copies) across various global locations that can result in shorter ping times.
A shorter ping time is one of the factors of a website's responsiveness.


text:
"Afternoon Spy: Where To Go From Here?", http://wall-street-secrets.com/HCCI - But which direction will it move now?
Interesting coverage of QGEN: "Life Tech Launches New Software" - http://thestockgenius.info/QGEN
Here's recent news mentioning HIS - "Dividend Dates and Distribution Amounts Announced for Certain BlackRock Closed-End Funds" - http://biginvestoralert.info/HIS
A few hundred people will read this message, a few of them will click this link ( http://crackwallstreet.info/MOTR ) to see the Hack The Market trading strategy. The ones that throw down the $2 to buy it will be out-trading you tomorrow. Proceed accordingly.


text:
Min comment interval: 14 seconds
Remaining character count: 4000
Remaining character count: 4000
Spoiler Image
Shortcuts: "C" opens comments. "R" refreshes comments.
Record voice message?
Refresh Comments
Anonymous comments allowed.
2 new threads. 1 new replies.
#603 - anon
Reply 0 123456789123345869(03/22/2012) [-]
I think these books are heavily responsible for who I am today, they were one of the first series I ever read on my own and helped sculpt a beautiful and fantastic world inside my head. Today I plan on going into game making so that I might be able to one day share such a fantastic world with others as well.


text:
realmagick.com The shrine of knowledge.
- Number 1 - Institute for Rock Magnetism
- Sep 4, 2008 Pyrrhotite (Fe7S8), siderite (FeCO3) and rhodochrocite. (MnCO3) have a magnetic transition at 35K, 38K and 32K respectively [1-5].
- www.irm.umn.edu
- PDF (Free)
- (6) Rhodochrocite was associated with pyrite, but not with sericite and α-quartz in the mine tailing landfill. The distribution of most of the heavy metals was ...
- www.jim.or.jp
- Experimental study and steady-state simulation of biogeochemical
- Saturation index with respect to (a) siderite in column 1, (b) rhodochrocite in column 1, and (c) rhodochrocite in column 2. A. Amirbahman et al.
- web.engr.oregonstate.edu
- IV. Methods of Sample Preparation and X-Ray Diffraction Data
- Rhodochrocite. Quartz. Sepiolite.
- www.deepseadrilling.org
- 61_09_01.pdf [4.9 MB]
- F : Sphalerite(black)-rhodochrocite (yellow) vein from Cuc Duong mine (CD-1). 35 mm. ....
- www.gsj.jp
- Rhodochrosite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- General. Category, Carbonate minerals · Formula (repeating unit), MnCO3. Strunz classification, 05.
- en.wikipedia.org
- RHODOCHROCITE (Manganese Carbonate) - Minerals and
- Jan 31, 2015 RHODOCHROCITE (Manganese Carbonate) from Catamarca, Argentina. Pink rhodochrosite with white calcite.
- rockon-ro.tumblr.com
- Geology of Gems
- Rhodochrocite, Quartz, Beryl, Morganite (Beryl), Red Beryl. Rhodochrocite, aquamarine, Emerald, Fluorite, Red Beryl. Rhodochrocite, Aquamarine, Emerald ...
- geologycafe.com
- N Chwaning / Wessels / Hotazel Mines - Rocks Of Africa .:. Select
- Rhodochrocite needles with small Shigaites... #519. Rhodochrocite needles with small Shigaites...
- www.rocksofafrica.com
- Rocks Of Africa .:. Select from Catalog
- Rhodochrocite with Shigaite crystals... #532. Rhodochrocite with Shigaite crystals ...
- www.rocksofafrica.com
Rhodochrocite is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, Rhodochrocite books and related discussion.
Suggested Pdf Resources
Suggested Web Resources
Great care has been taken to prepare the information on this page. Elements of the content come from factual and lexical knowledge databases, realmagick.com library and third-party sources. We appreciate your suggestions and comments on further improvements of the site.
Rhodochrocite Topics
Related searcheswil wheaton movies
statistical syllogism
adam mickiewicz biography
superficial temporal artery
medical dowsing
springfield the simpsons demographics
About - Contact - Advertising
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.


text:
effective teaching and classroom instruction download xV0x free file
== Search results for effective teaching and classroom instruction ==
Searched file: effective teaching and classroom instruction
*Filename: effective teaching and classroom instruction.zip
*Year: 2015
*Total Downloads: 33757
*Uploaded: 02/23/2015 18:25:31
*Type: WinZip
*Supported OS: All
== Searches related to effective teaching and classroom instruction: ==
02/23/2015 18:25:31
Get practical articles on effective teaching strategies for the college classroom, both face-to-face and online. Sign-up for our free newsletter.Creating Effective Teaching and Learning Environments FirsT rEsuLTs From TALis T eaching A nd L earning I nternational S urveyAdditional strategies. The following strategies regarding vocabulary instruction were designed for English language learners, but are helpful to all students.Bill Rogers is an education consultant. A teacher by profession, Bill now lectures widely on discipline and behaviour management issues, classroom management, stress ...The Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning (CITL) is a partnership between the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (OVPUE) and University ...PHOENIX (January 8, 2013) – The Measures of Effective Teaching (MET) project, a three-year study designed to determine how to best identify and promote great ...This Action Plan is similar to the organized and structured plan used by all successful teachers. Details for the classroom management ...EFFECTIVE LESSON PLANNING, DELIVERY TECHNIQUES. AND CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT SUGGESTIONS . Good lesson planning is essential to the process of teaching …Classroom management is the orchestration of the learning environment of a group of individuals within a classroom setting. In the early 1970s classroom management ...Instructional Methods Information. Part 1. Dr. Bob Kizlik. January 3, 2015. Instructional methods and teaching methods mean the same thing. Teaching strategies, for ...
effective teaching and classroom instruction
== Related Links: ==
storagetek 9714 manual ultra vivid scene mp3 mensa award board games book rate canada windows server transformation pack Nirvana - Smells LikeTeen Spirit mp3 big naturals # 21 intel wifi link 5100 ubuntu contable pdf aif games croosover may 2014 top 40 external soundcard charms for kids backpacks nintendo game ebay a beutifull girl can nook download amazon books uknakedmen strip search full download pcdocpro gum pro portable usb power pack pidgin to da max download cheating libra boyfriend sustainable agriculture programme counterstrike soundtrack how to compete in a beauty pageant gamestop pittsford ny affordable summer programs nek mp3 notte is quickbooks 2004 compatabile with vista how to carve a hog roast sim park torrent theme


text:
Linsly Downs Monroe Central
Linsly 80, Monroe Central 70
WHEELING – Anthony Wallace scored a game-high 38 points to go along with 13 rebounds as Linsly beat Monroe Central.
Isaiah Harvin added 12 points and nine boards for the Cadets (13-5).
Bryan Duffy led the Seminoles (13-7) with 22 points and Levi Brown added 10.


text:
Member since November 2, 2010
Brooklyn, NY
Charlotte, NC
San Francisco, CA
Berlin, Germany
Thanks for signing up!
Connect with us to get more Food52!
Sign up for our useful, inspired emails and we'll give you everything you need to eat and live better—including recipes, how-tos, and exclusives and great gift ideas from our kitchen and home shop.


text:
Living Proof Live Knoxville was over the top. One might say (in)CREDIBLE. Sorry…I can't help but say it. It just was. My Cottrell family…my Living Proof family…and my Englewood Worship … Read More ›
Living Proof Live Knoxville
Posted on Aug 14, 2012 | 11 Comments › 11 comments
A New Giveaway – LPL Charleston, SC
Posted on Aug 14, 2012 | 61 Comments › 61 comments
Hey, friends. Our next stop with Living Proof Live is Charleston, SC. It's next weekend – August 24-25. I have two sets of 2 tickets each to give away. Leave … Read More ›
Living Proof Live Moline
Posted on Jul 30, 2012 | 6 Comments › 6 comments
Here is the video recap from Living Proof Live Moline. Amazing weekend. Ezra will never be the same for me. 🙂 [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/46576582[/vimeo] — View Post ›
LPL Knoxville Giveaway Winners!
Posted on Jul 30, 2012 | 5 Comments › 5 comments
Dadgummit, I wish I had free tickets for every single person who left a comment. And I also wish we could have a "favorite soundtrack listening party." I loved all … Read More ›
It's A Giveaway!
Posted on Jul 25, 2012 | 153 Comments › 153 comments
Hey, friends! I have 2 – count 'em – TWO sets of two tickets for Living Proof Live Knoxville, August 10-11. I will be randomly choosing 2 winners next Monday … Read More ›
Living Proof Live Austin!
Posted on Jul 17, 2012 | 5 Comments › 5 comments
This is my favorite Living Proof Live recap video of all of them. Our amazing photographer Rich outdid himself in Austin last week. I hope you enjoy. It was a … Read More ›
Living Proof Live Colorado Springs
Posted on Jul 4, 2012 | 2 Comments › 2 comments
Our weekend in Colorado Springs was eventful, moving and perspective-changing. Our hearts bled for all of the sweet people who had either lost their homes or had been evacuated, in … Read More ›
A Message About Living Proof Live Colorado Springs This Weekend
Posted on Jun 29, 2012 | Comments Off on A Message About Living Proof Live Colorado Springs This Weekend 0 comments
LifeWay Women, Living Proof Ministries along with Beth Moore and Travis Cottrell are inviting those victims and evacuees of the Colorado fires to be our guests, free of charge, at … Read More ›