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Chester Times (Newspaper) - January 23, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NKT P A I I) CIRCULATION FOK SIX MONTHS ENDING SEP! EM BPK 20,108 FINAL EDITION it if if it With AU Latest and Best News of the Day 67TH YEAR—NO. 17.407. Dull? Leased Wire Report? anti International 5t United Pi Bervie* 11? (CT i ('HESTER. PA.. MONDAY. JANUARY 2:1. IO.* PRICE, TWO CENTS ITALV IS READY TO APPEAL FOR NEW DEBT PARLEY Envoy Will Discuss Necessary Steps With Secretary Stimson Britain to Send Representatives to I . S. to Also Talk Terms WASHINGTON. J: IT TP Th* ten*; . * en t, -rd re vision of the im.ar, r.r doh* was taken tod.?a* v '*~:i Amb;' ador Aug-usto Ro sn railed on Secretary of State Stimson r. v" i"om :nd about the prospects of deb di ct is mn* after Marc It 4 WASHING ION. Jim TI In mediate steps are to be tak< n by other debtor nations, following the lead of Great Britan, lot ai f ow a rd reopening war cl1 bt it (totIn:,on.;. it was revealed today Italy will be the first While without definite in.'?ria ions from Premier Mussolini the I ii.an Ambassador Augusto Russe will «. cuss with Secretary of State Stimyn within the next few days, th*1 sr< ps necessary to brin- about a < '• m e As a result it is expet • -ri I?a;v iv make a forn ?: r* q ar • tit .od it debt commission to VV':..Jim: ton soon after President-'lect Roosevelt takes office. Italy paid its instalment on December 15, as did Great lint a in. It wms pointed out today that tin Pi asiden t-elect. following hLs debt parley with Piv.mlrnt Hoover las' week, in announcing hts willingne, to receive a British debt rn 'Mon. ha left the door open to other debtor lit tions to lav their cases before him The British-American debt disc ai promise sensation in brown case |»jj [AW ('HANGE cogg-R ?^°*AX .'Mi STATES RATIFY JFRAUD IN FORWARD STEP IN LEG ISLA TF RH Inreeast Is, (nmmittee Will Report Sn ne! ay Sports Bill Favorably (■rotlp I \amines State I \ pendittires; P.SA . Probe to Push Along HARRISBURG P., J,*t: IM UP. - ■#;N* AMENDMENT TO FNI) LAME RICKS' Hold-over Session of ( impress U No More, as Missouri Decides W as in Bare W itll Other ( ominotiwealths to ( ;M the Final Note .UTT FUSON CITY. Mo . Jan IM VV- Hurriedly summoning leg...later.1. from their homes for an early SCAR ion. Ml*, .oui i t od.? y won a hotly F. AST-WEST ROMANCE mon* with Room", r to he the first of a parleys with the ] to find some solu* woes, it was learn ters. SO expel ti an cf Tlciai qt per FONDON. Jan. 23 UP The r.iblnef fail'd today to reach a decision on the United States* suggestion for reopening debt discussions by sending a delegation to Washington. Tho Ministers decided, after an hour* disruMon to take up tile question again Wednesday. Confronted with a deep mystery in the death of llradnav drown, wealth* 'cling Palmyra, N. J,, so. let' man. and Swarthmore graduate, po lire are show ii at top a' the' studied bullet holes in Brown's Hothmg I hr chalked rireles show how. when Hie coats were buttoned, a bullet entered Browns right side. \ not her bullet, Ared from Hie left, nenetrated ins bori' below left armpit. The lower picture shows how Brown would Ha'e had to have held the revolver—In his left hind and with a thumb on the trigger to inflict 'he latter wound. Ellis Parker Butler, noted sleuth, has gi'cn up his theory of suicide and has promised "a real sensation". FINDS NEW (Ii KS CHESTER MOM AN IN BROWN CASE GIVEN DIVORCE Detective Parker Ifint> llnbbx Smacked Her When Making an \rrtst in She Insisted Upon Him rant public festal mea probably ills and p ores of tv V ti th federal authorities, using Hie sa mr tactics that rid Chicago of Al Capone. have gone into action against New lurk's I'lihlu I nem> No I \r Hun Elfgenlieimer, above, brrr r.o k terr, who is known as ''Hutch' "(hull/ I warrant on whi<h he Is sought i haloes him witli evading .iii income tax pas men! of more than V ' .' OOO BEER. WINE IHLI. REPORTED DI T BY SENATE GROH* Amendment (ti VoKtead Act, Benim inu Penalties, Is Favored .Measure (.ties to Upper Utilise end Speed.' Action B Promised WASHINGTON Jan 23 UP' I hr Vol*! irs for iii ll H» Mi ADMITS CAUSING DEATHS OF 2 CHILDREN Says He Set Fire to Home on Pan coast Street in Spirit of Revenge Refused to Aid Neighbor in Attempt to Rescue Little Victims John Stewart 14. Negro, alleged p? r oma ti la c was arraigned for a hearing in police court at noon tndav •rn a murder charge. He was held .art. I her, I? irrrd b n after the fl Stewart was se im* after the I When Janie *n t v% < Slew ii md Mi ii n 5 old huf Eridii? TANDON, United Stat Britain to Washington war debt, rn Jan. i* Int end 23 ?UP> Tile ation to Great pres<'tit atives to USS the British discussion con- (Ontinued on East Cage FAIR AND ('OLIIKR WF NTH FR FOR FC'AST Fair and colder is Hie forecast for today and tomorrow in I is;err* Pennsylvania, Non Jersey, Delaware and Mandalic TTie highest temper ter day was 54 decree.* .and tile lowest was 44 average was 49, comp mal of 32. The high? ever recorded here on 70, in 1906, and the 1< I Rag. Sunrise today u. * at 7:17 a rn . and •unset will be a ceti p. rn. I iii P'andard Time. (OE. ROBT. lf. WOODS IS ORDFKFI) FAST ( ase, Tuesday PAI MYRA. N. J, Jar Brad way Brown, wealth! a delphi a busine.*.* man, ".someone with a gru Chief Morris Bick said • There is u Sharing' Hed-coverinjf 23 UP voting Ph ut? fr? Hi tieve •d rep im it tire here yeast 7 30 p m., at 7 a rn. The Ared with nor-st temperature January 22 was (wert was 2, in • is something behind the lint thing that is being ron-he der; red "Mere thieves p hun wouldn't have taken trouble to make it appear rn first time -bice Bi owns lo md in his home. authori-t abreed thaf hrs death was Mi Helei OOO bl m Gf bloc B II ti Mi ilia in or tnt: ad be ii P I! lid .lr Col. Robert H. Wood Woods, who have been stationed at the Presidio, San Francisco, are leaving there the latter part of this month, on an army transport, for New York. Col. and Mrs, Woods were formerly stationed in Chester and have been ordered to the east coast. They expect to motor through Chester on their a av south from New York and will visit some of their many Doctor friends in this vicinity. MENS ACTIONS SI SPIC KU S An automobile, bearing N» w York license plates, con*.anim: several nu n stopped near the Chester pharmacy, at Third and Pusey streets, shortly ofter noon today, and when the actions of the occupants appeared to the druggist to be suspicious, lie promptly telephoned to City Hall. Before the detectives arrived, however, the automobile drew away and aas soon lost to view. ne nso obtained important ne* nee and would make an arrest rrow that would be sensational, krr had maintained previously Brown baled himself I.(aal po-u thor I ties had held to a homicide y. Doctors who externiticd the said it would have been impostor Brown to have allot himself, iwn was found dead in his home last Monday night. Lights in tin* hon. e were on. ana nil w indows and dom were locked There were two bullets in his body and a pistol at his aide. Not until detectives examined the garage behind the house, did homicide seem probable. Th'1 lights of Brown car*were on. Tile motor was still warm. The walls were dotted with bullet holes, showily that Brown had been shot there with his wounds gone from the gar- otnp a O' her are Pri j f Ter tai VV .stunted fo On the the bed cc over her, her under :i lump, w MZO of ll I piece OI glas: the diamond. 'casion when he hi *rs. and 'he pulled /rube 11 is I •ment: •n p Repn Rial; of an Riner ■ ale of the 3 o minora ll adopted an a Senator mil. g advert use nu winch rem a Ft Oh . W is. in prank the radii lier cent J wine. act lead me, people .shot!I become kno ri be cr miuiibte WH, ed and ' Under ti ie old cohol ic I av or- tog upon th . * elf duti » 6 an Ste,ss, many By bv v of win cohol ie s to 2 been repudi coeds lo leg "Til# evil*. til la 11» I in. ob-iriment 05 ftp r apparent to men! Under ere** s e pudi, HDY si f I a Md ** I? « e sa Id ri vote Don nun pi laws that w tti on 1 rnend-l kin 111 the prier Norris poi dim H Hied in ut of In dry the short M the opportur filibuster, of ssion leu cor cd from en but thee it rn tile people ii a situation ar* od? tit of govern-onriitions, a Cantil? general cleche statute boo kl unify condemner X llOll " it elimination ol Pf he grand-i Negro children, who to death when flames home. 323 Pancoast, ast Friday night, has firing tile structure to in hts wife, who he running around with it victims wrre Ernest months old, and his Id, S months old, whose a were found by fire's were subdued, to run from the started and was tiding three blocks away, md by State Detective I. Stewart was hiding bema ti fesse* in the garage, 'cond and Fulton streets, was seen to enter the garage man, who informed police, t and his wife. Elizabeth, the same house with Mr, Ward, parents of the chil-ie wart is said to lie the *ec->anri of Mrs. Stewart. night. police learned. Stewart 'a wife left the home in company with her daughter, Mrs. Ward. utter the children had been put to bed. Stewart **as alone in the house when they took their leave. Shortly afterwards, a 'Sonny'* Johnson was attracted bv the flames rn the interior of the house and ran to aid in quelling them. When Johnson reached the house he saw Stewart 'here and asked him to get the children while he ran and turned In the fire alarm Stewart is alleged to have replied To hell with them, let them burn " He then ran away. Saturday night, an Inquest was eon-ducted at the undertaking parlors of E F White, Third and Norris streets, bv Coroner .Scheehle, A verdict of murder was returned by the coroner 'n Mirv niter they heard the evidence of detectives Stewart was held with- Snriiii's ( liisi' in (I (I >li! boil for court by the coroner, bur IM.im , lUKt ll. w. villi have to go through tile formality of a formal hearing before Police Magistrate Honan tomorrow. The alleged confession is said to have bren made in the presence of de- Aam stunt District Attorney Clement "r*" .1 McGovern. Detective Captain and George Feeney, Assistant County new Dr'ectiie Bac Kaplan and City fn* Detective Hardman Hr*pile parental objection. Uteri! ll im .mil ids hritlr, (hr fumier Mn I x.in- of Wichita. Kau, are em their hom.noun following an f ol west I hi id oui romaine, "on, who was a I ii i tie-sr a1 Heir ut at Wichita I id-'resit' ti Mi tint meet with the approval of tits p .rents in law hill hoe won out me! the couple eloped after II oo hail re* rived A I,OMI ftoni his parents iii ( hint as a t hrixlnias gift. ROOSEVELT NOW TALKING CABINET l,n"si(l<,nl-<*U*cf al \\ arm Springs ( Ibm* I*. Urof»roNsivcs WARM BEKING i ftp, president-et nun; Re De ins »d Bren Red) ll Tutti M LaF (tried IIH 36 • lid id- 11 Ii 16, lid im drank frequently and . great humiliation when he Market street intoxicated The couple wa marrier Md . on March IP. 1921, an on April 20. 1923. INJURIES FATAL TO LINWOOD BON De'111 is to 1) referIa Hpeed the nu his rho mid tv ceivrd o the art iem roars put IC he It I nit* WI. Flkt I .sa1 VV' HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (hr I nitre! Pres') lie could not h age to the hoi Parker refuged to divul( evidence, nor would he sp motive behind the slaving. Brown was an executive of tile Franklin Printing Company, a business founded bv hLs fat lier who killed himself in 1931. Mrs. Brown, who was visiting her parent- in Beaver. Pa when Brown was killed, ha* a . isled detectives. It was through her that they learned tile pistol found beside his body was not his. WFST FNI) DRUGGIST RFA DY FOR BANDITS KIEU I) BV Bl KL.EXH Jan ZANES VII J E. Ohio, INS? Investigating a noise In the bedroom of his 6-year-old son, 8am-hls new uel Phillips, 40, manager of the U, R k of the Erosion 8'eDon here, was shot and ' Tied today bv a burglar. no KILT BALANCING WILL BE TAUGHT Women Welfare Workers of ( minty Arrange for Series cif Meetings ham L. McNamara 9 street, Linwood, wa automobile and iii! victim riving Ir s Ullin the Chester Hosp! lured skull and intr The automobile Lawrence J McAvr street. Philadelphia. to Congressman Vie of Hawaii. Mr Avoy v bv the owner of tin Bent, Jr.. of 2114 ,N Washington. D C. The driver was a Chaster Hospital bv ] released In $2000 i>o action of the coroner ciden? occurred near the Huddle an nue intersection I out iii licit nil Lust Page 'ALLSMAN VK TIM OC MYSTERY ATTACK vin Aug 16, 'levo Sept cm lr I Ina. Jam JI, North Arizona January I 25, Otego January 17; 28 1 Iowa, Jan plan 38 Cl K Ha Merom j ir I )a*. 'd in a rentri rn. vesterdat 'ates as I I. Virginia. March 4; March ll; 3, Misstivstpr 4 New Jersey. March 21; A, Arkansas. *he March 22. 6. South Carolina March reha 25; 7 Kentucky, March 30; 8 Mid»I-jhf U gun. March 31; 9. Maine. April I 10. Rhode Island. April 14; ll. IJllnob April 21 12 IiOUiKinna July 4. 13. Wes July 30, 14, Pennsylvania, *hf* I*u?gn ll: IS, Indiana, August IS; bolled to the * September 7; 17, Alabama. Noyemb'-r, w» et 13. 1932. 18 Nor.h Caro- met. matv 4 1933; 19, Oklahoma Sen"-rn I 5, 20. California, January 5, , vc lit na. a h Dakota. January 5, JJ, j his plans for January 12; 23, Nebraska, propria Hon t 13; 21 Montana. January 13; population bi on. Januni v 16, 26, Kamas, LaFnl 16; 27. Minnesota, Januarv concerned cl Wyoming, January 18; 29,( ment relief. 19. 30. Delaware, Jan- Little White univ 19. 31 Washington. January 19; (he cabinet 32, Tennessee. January 20 33. South length I Dakota January 20; 34, Idaho, Jan- ri,ns are bel uarv JI; 38. Ne1* Mexico -faunae* ai Owen 36, Missouri, Januarv I »r<>r after Mr. cl osr assoria Don with ire* - Norris, of Nebraska, ret I on of Muse Ie Shoals, el I** ti a* indies ting that ll I economic mid interpol irivocafed by ate many the bib (im group iii ti ri lo make ii 'ct that at le Senate noir defile <*•( one D< las! •:ib- Mr R UFI J) TD ANSW FR ( llARGF OF LIBEL clement ll Congdon, editor and publlshe. of the Transcript, a Philadelphia weekly, was arrested in his offices «f Broad and Chestnut strrefs. Saturday afternoon, on a warrant obtained in this city bv Dr. J. Hume Miller, of Second and Flower street*. Me ts charged with crlmUial libel. Congdon accompanied detectives to Central Station and after waiving a healing posted $2000 bond for his appearance :•? the March term of criminal court, tin county. The charge* are aid to grow out of a tat'un' lit published in a December ■ii' iii " inch Dr Miller is .iccu'-ed ■ connected with an alleged drug ring. i piny-the J opicsof Times I» lh street, N. W • vied at th al police, an J (lending th jury. Tile ac It in d PE ITV I HEI I Two pc Kl KOI! I Ell /ere reported to po he wi nd j. ii VI ll WAN A Plav < hoicr. Irish I— Preferred, M usic. t~- I'rin* ess Virginia, Nulling, Pal Aor on. 3—Goober, Shirley Grey, 4—(.crack, Pendulum, Dr. Jillson. ft—None. 6—Exiavalion, Marsala. 1—Rose Tournament, Hold Un. Miami ii 'N rather, clear: trar k. fast. HIALEAH PARK I —Pei fell Heart, "(roll, NI! Plav, Misinthe. Nunn' "pain, Eodafire, 2—"k\ Ro> al, \\ heeler Ct, Prince Drake, i rebus. 3—I.adv Rluo. Shaker Lady. 4 — Blessed I 'tnt. 5—None. 6 — None. 7 —Ever Lair. Foxey Burt. Polar Brush. Hanger /one, Bank '•hot. Absolute "rather clear, track faM. J MR (.ROI N|)S I — Betty I*. 2—-Belgrade, Burgoo. .3—Marie Jean, Sabula. I—All I pset. Quatre Bras 3d. 5—Deb. Bloki. Jerry S, Yogi, Princess Pere. 6—Off. 7—'"ill be run as sixth —Nyack. 8— "ill be run as seventh —Gar- ' , Becoming suspicion you!Ii* en*cred his ciru? st.ro®' and Keys ! Viiiaqe, anri orc candy, shortly b night, A. L. Col walked behind t counter and picked up his revolve as a matter of precaution. Iii" actior were noticed by the quartet, who fi? and drove away in an automobile the had Jeff parked outride. Comets had been reading of t numerous drugstore robberies in Hie eastern sect ion of the county recently and derided, that if gunmen wanted his cash they would have to .'hoot, it out with him. Tile action of the four young men aroused Iris .suspicions, as soon as they entered ins store, but none displayed any weapons nor marir any false move. a good description of the four and the automobile in which they were riding was given police, who expect to marie an Mothers of families being .supplied throne n.'J'in'n orders" are going to br road. Bookman bftlanre dK;s and h0 J ice cr, am and Jo0f, for th, r n'id* This was announced r. the proprietor. Kf,.h u r(,.,. prescription ^ si Lima. in a meeting Count v Horn to get most V Mrs Fliza-of the Poor, lid av at (bt attended by his home The plates im ber 218R2 A bicyrlf was stolen from 903 West Nintii rire' t. .so Mrs Garrett, who gave | scription of the missing w F. Floyd, ton avenue automobile cfd in frori' s bear the Vhitc had JU*' placed a car Iii th'' gat age and called ills employer to take him home. While talking over the telephone, he was struck from behind and knocked senselei-She: sly aft'-rward hi. empioyei arrived and remained oo* ade blowing the automobile horn to notify Vhife lie was there When Vhite failed to appear the em plover investigated and found the .salesman lumped over » ilesk the telephone Mill clutched in JAP RIOTERS MENACE CONSUL American (>f (ieials in ^ o-kohama Move Wives to Safe!' Zones unci (till; Ut U! Bogus silver dollars made from the lead of old batteries were found in F'hilndeiphia Just another type of electric dollar. It s iii ' a few years between the hand-out and the hold-out, one is when we read about some ii bail players, especially sn in this section. fore, that ! persuade I accept ell ii change for la five prog i mg o lh tons and C Da \ po ly'- YOKOHAMA Ja P 'ffi the re report? more th where trainee teach nutri- 'd Mr BLY AMI RIC 'N "I ""ION a score of women we] in all sec tions of Delay ' y county. A series of meetings wi! , held in a number of comm urb ?1P throughout the count women, volunteers, v lion and purchasing I "It is a concent: give families informs make food money b values at least cost, Anna DrP.anter Bo of nutrition echicano dclphia Child Health Society, As the plan of relief now operate-a fa mil v is given a t fo: say J3, the amount depending upoi the size of the familv. Thit ordc is filled at a local store, 'he holrie purchasing any commodities sh? chooses, The aim of the education# campaign is to teach women wha foods to select to give the greates moun * S Se: w t Hanley and 'n. who we ie passing ibout that time. made a if tile garage and terr: for the thug. 9 9 Jap XI" Capone Still in I. S. Pen Hen Hart/ 3 ?UP) iran consular insfci their wives late and placed a building al?er 500 employ®* of the •win-. Ma* hine Company had near the consulate. sri ?: ted 145 demons!.cators an Consul Charles Duvault vice consul* made ai range-> move their la milles from (liar apartments in case of NI 'OUK UP Ha in e leg! Pf Cl* i vine® iff" ' IO ne kl f beer vef, t he n-diatcl is legalized av • revenue ti* are n illions who will v start aiding their coun- p. ihc It i'll isnt afraid of getting ie gale because he knows hts worth I ?f * liking marathon in New mk would have made more money th? promoter had postponed it until trr Congress adjourns. A reporter, who has been covering mquets for years is convinced that ost of the repartee at such affairs mes under the head of chestnut easing. poi A boy at 'lie House o ho is said to be a ru und wearing three suit ir, two suits and an ov poll off! oiled ildn't run bm Ph a porn t Aria wing Fed -re he Of "Buy American" will be the topic of an address, which will be given at the regular Wednesday noon meeting of the Kiwanis Club, to be held in nutriment and lr .'ii for t the Y. W. C. A. building. Seventh monc-v available, and Sproul streets, by D. F Ac hon. Mrs. Bow-,' went ii.'o ? field secretary of the Buy American *u ac ail, point intr out. fo Association, of Norris own. Arrange- ,[Ul' potatoes contam rome merits for the meeting are in charge 'ban rice or ma ca roil of Frank Andrews, chairman. .bsti.ut-s. Ihere : nee and macaroni, b ATT ENDING < ONI IHI N( E ___ cooked in their skin Chester Girl Reserve groups are be- said. "Food orders t rn- instance, c nutriment ten used as rile iron in great (lea! Editor J eta! Prisf for income tax fraud Th- author is an ex-convict who worked in the prison shoe shop with the notorious gang leader. He has jus* been re lea* cd after com pie'mg a .sentence of 28 months for impersonating a federal ofTL cr He was committed from Philadelphia Hie facts as to his own care have been verified The fat * th.*' since Capone'* incarceration no newspaper reporters have i/efn permitted to sec him, and virtually nothing about his life behind the bars us known to the public lends added interest to this series. still "th( walls of so far a* pf I re con rte nf a bout e big Ph sn the mc Bow iii ne " th rick. Broad Ive, Lucky Piece. Blue ;ng represented today, at an arca con- permit ti of Darter. 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Chica go s iackf'■' :.i;g nary pi on Plent ifllly 'although I muted to have more limn $10 a' one time- he s'1,1 wear) 'lie silk unccj-, wear iii:?? he boasts costs him $12 a suit, lie wears suits,tailored for him in tile prison tailor shop and the specially made siio"s that he says cost him $25 a pail Other eon vie', wear tile regulation prison issue garb Hr* receives and sends a voluminous ma:*, although other prisoners arc limited to writing tvto ie*ters a week Or tile ground that i? is business correspondence '' much of i? goes uncensored I've soph him get lots of uncensored letters In the matter of via Dig 2u around the grounds, and in an adjacent park Police * gas ted that wive, of con alate offi-nai' including Mrs Duvault and Mrs Metrii Lennighof. be ready to take lefuge in th® large vaults of tile build- -mg, if neeesaarv ] f h Duvault adv r ed American Ambas- aM sa dor J xcph Clark Grew at Tokto v ;l tha' |)olire warned hun strikers might Uo at.tempt to attack the consulate, tile he; consul and his stuff, however, ap- he pea red to think police had overerti- I mated the danger Lei Duvault as well as members of the Ab embassy staff at Tokio, were said to th believe that the police were cither cot unduly alarmed or were seeking to charge:- that i demon? trate their zeal for protecting that $40,000 fr< Americans aftei the raid of Japanese estate and mort thuc on the Singer Sewing Machine -table placed ii Building here last w/*ck The raid grew out of the strike of 5.OOO native employ®*, and was not considered primarily an anti-American demonstration YEADON VTTOKNKV AH I SKI) 'n Cl.IKM' /ay vet ii f A man, who niadf one when he was 95, t ,'( of 102 We hope to ta s. on in stone cutting wl un the age ol 110 De Lrnt ion away, wa. of under* rcoat. 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Those Days of Boredom
"Where do you reckon Harry is?" "It's always about Harry, isn't it? My precious best friend, the 'Boy Who Lived'."
As they stepped into the house, amazement was obvious from everyone.
First from the Weasley twins, who were hooting and cat-calling with every new room they stepped into. Rolling her eyes, Hermione walked a little faster, anxious to find out the history behind this piece of architecture. She noticed the house's current owner up ahead.
"Sirius?" The brunette Muggle-born witch called. "Sirius?"
"You have a question, Hermione?" Sirius asked, spinning around.
"Sort of," Hermione blushed. "Would you mind telling me a bit about the history behind this house?"
"Not at all, love," Sirius grinned. "You see, this house is the Black family house, which means it's been passed down through generations of Blacks for...well, a very long time. As you can see from the picture, one of the house's owners was Phineas Nigellus-"
"And I'm already bored," Someone cut in from behind. Spinning around, Hermione came face-to-face with Ronald Bilius Weasley, who was beaming from ear to ear. Once he saw her, he grinned even wider. "Hey, Hermione. How's it going?"
"Ron!" She growled. "Sirius was telling me about the history behind this house!"
Ron shrugged. "Does it look like I care? Wait; there is some aspect of this house I care about. Sirius, where's the kitchen?"
"Around the corner, Ron," Sirius answered, grinning. "A man after my own heart. We'll continue this discussion after lunch, Hermione."
Fuming, Hermione trailed after Sirius and Ron to the vast kitchen. Most of the Weasleys along with varied members of the Order were seated there. Hermione settled down between her old Professor Lupin and Ron.
"Hermione, how nice to see you!" Professor Lupin exclaimed.
"How can you say that with a straight face?" Ron muttered from her other side. Hermione sent her elbow right into his stomach, and he winced.
Smiling widely, Hermione responded (to Lupin), "Good to see you too, Profe-excuse me, Mr. Lupin."
"Please, Remus or Lupin will do just fine," Lupin responded. "Don't call me Mr, it makes me feel old."
"All right...Lupin," Hermione ventured tentatively. "How have you been?"
"Not well," Lupin replied gravely. "It's impossible for a werewolf like me to get a job in these days. The Ministry's always been rather cautious about me- I suppose it's about time they basically shut me out. But never mind me. How are you two, Hermione, Ronald?"
"Ron," Ron muttered. "Not Ronald. And I'm well, I suppose. Though I'm not thrilled about fifth year... OWLs, you know, I've heard they're rather difficult."
"How can you say that?" Hermione burst out. "I've been looking forward to OWLs! Sure, they may seem rather hard at the time, but they're the gateway to our sixth-year classes, and then to our NEWTs! And then we go on to choose our careers- I think it will be an awful lot of work, but still fun."
"Studying is not fun," Ron grumbled.
"Get a room, you two, will you?" Lupin burst out. Upon receiving identical shocked looks from the two Gryffindors, he shot up. "Sorry, I shouldn't have said anything." He quickly grabbed his plate, gathered his food and put it in the sink before dashing off.
Hermione stood up quickly. "I'm going to look around the castle."
"I'll come too," Ron seconded.
"NO," She shouted, her brown eyes trained on him. The girl flushed. "I mean, I prefer to be alone right now."
Confused, Ron shook his head. "Girls are so confusing."
"What's eating her?"Ron grumbled to his younger sister.
Ginny shook her head, throwing back her red hair. "Guys are so dense, honestly. Isn't it obvious?"
"Isn't what obvious?" Ron asked. Judging by the look on his sister's face, he had to be the most dense boy on the planted, perhaps even worse than Crabbe or Goyle, but he honestly had no idea.
Ginny leaned off the edge of the bed. Her hair spilled in a 'waterfall', barely brushing the floor, and red blood rushed to her head, darkening her face. "She's embarrassed."
"Embarrassed of what?" Ron wondered.
Ginny scowled, pushing herself back up fully onto the bed. "What do you think? Lupin is obviously under the impression that you two are 'perfect together'. Hermione just considers you an annoyance- as do many- but now people are pushing her to fancy you. And even if she protests, says that of course she doesn't fancy you, people won't believe her."
"She considers me an annoyance?" Ron said in a weak voice. "Is that why she's avoiding me?"
Ginny sighed loudly. "Merlin, can't you figure out anything for yourself? She's trying to figure out her feelings for you, test them. See if they're platonic like she believes them to be."
"Girls think too much, if you ask me," Ron complained. "Can't they just act on a moment's notice like us?"
"Too bad nobody asks you," Ginny stated. Standing up, she headed to the door, where she paused for a second. "Just because you're incapable of feeling anything but hunger doesn't mean everyone is, Ronald."
"They're having their first meeting now!" Fred Weasley exclaimed in euphoria as he burst into the room where Ron, Hermione, Ginny and his twin George sat. Fred had been sent as the spy to see what was going on downstairs.
Ginny shot up. "Really?"
"Do you still have the Extendable Ears?" Hermione asked quickly, sitting up. Brown curls flew in an array around her face, decorating it beautifully. Ron had to wonder why he had the sudden urge to run his fingers through her hair.
"Ooh, has ickle prefect Hermione decided she wants to do something bad?" Ron sniggered.
"Actually, Ron," Hermione began, "I do want to know what's going on with my friend Harry, no matter what rules I have to break. And I'll thank you for the vote of confidence that I'll be prefect, I'm really hoping for the title."
"Ooh, Ron, you got burned," George's face lit up. "And yes, Hermione, my dear, we do have the Extendable Ears ready for use. Fred, would you do me the honour of going to fetch them?"
"It would be my pleasure," Fred bowed. He then straightened up, still sniggering, and dashed up the stairs to get the Extendable Ears.
"Think they're saying anything interesting down there in the meeting?" Ginny inquired.
"I hope so," Ron replied, leaning back against the bedpost. "If they aren't, all of this will have gone to waste."
"It's only the first meeting, we can't expect too much," Hermione reminded them. "But let's hope- it's pretty much all we have left."
As if on cue, Fred walked in, Extendable Ear in one hand. "I have returned!" He announced in a creepy voice. "Let us go..." He brought his voice to a whisper, "eavesdrop."
Grinning, the four Weasleys and Hermione all dashed over to the staircase, where Fred began to lower the Ear down. George instructed, "Lower, George, lower...just a little bit to the left, yeah, that's right...oh, we're getting a signal!"
Gasping inaudibly, they all leaned closer. Hermione's shoulder was pressed tightly against Ron's, but she ignored the hormones shooting throughout her body from being so close to him.
"...they don't believe him," Mr. Weasley was saying.
"What do you mean, they don't believe him?" Sirius hissed angrily. "The boy returns back with a dead body, sobbing about Lord Voldemort, we have Barty Crouch Jr as a witness... how can they not believe him?"
"No one was there," Remus cut in. "No one saw what happened but Harry."
"If I might state my opinion," stated a familiar voice. Audible sighs were heard from all over the room. All five of them realized who it was, and in unison, Hermione and Ron hissed, "Snape." They then exchanged looks, but were cut off by Snape continuing: "As the werewolf has so kindly put it, only Potter was there as a witness. Given Potter's reputation for lies and half-truths, how many will believe him?"
There was a loud rustling before Sirius' voice was heard. "How dare you call him a liar!"
"I'm merely stating the facts, Sirius," Snape said coolly. "Not that you would know, you having been cooped up in this house..."
"Listen here, Snivellus," Sirius hissed. Some more rustling was heard.
Suddenly, a female voice cut in during the rustling. "STOP IT, BOTH OF YOU!"
"Nymphadora Tonks," both Ron and Hermione said. Hermione slapped Ron's arm. "Stop doing that!"
"I'll fetch some drinks," Mrs. Weasley announced. "You two, learn to behave yourselves. You're acting like eleven-year-olds!"
The door opened then. Hurriedly, Fred pulled up the cord for the Extendable Ear. Mrs. Weasley didn't seem to notice, and the two boys let out long breaths in relief.
Hermione suddenly realized that sometime during the discussion, she'd grabbed onto Ron's hand. Blushing rapidly, she quickly released his hand. He noticed, looked at her and blushed too.
Ginny tapped Hermione's shoulder. "Come on, you two lovebirds, before Mum comes up here and catches us!"
"Lovebirds?" Hermione whispered. Ron just offered a subtle smile.
"Ginny, you've got to help me!" Hermione shrieked, running into the room that the two girls shared.
"Boy problems, is it?" Ginny inquired, setting down the bottle of golden nail polish that she'd been painting her fingernails with on the counter and turning to face Hermione.
"Yeah! I don't know what to do!" Hermione cried.
Ginny rolled her dark brown eyes. "Why is it always me? First Ron, then you...can't you go talk to Fred or George or someone?"
Hermione shot her an incredulous look. "Have you gone mad?"
"I suppose so," Ginny sighed, leaning back on her pillows and propping herself up on her elbows. She made herself comfortable before saying, "All right, I suppose you can tell me. I've got nothing else to do, anyway."
"Ithinkimigfanron!" Hermione burst out. Ginny just stared at her.
"Mind repeating that one more time? I didn't quite catch it," Ginny giggled.
"I think I might fancy Ron," Hermione repeated, making sure to enunciate every syllable.
Ginny didn't flinch. "I thought as much."
"Any advice in that wise brain of yours?" Hermione asked desperately.
"With my git of a brother? Who knows? Just...make him jealous," Ginny suggested.
Hermione raised an eyebrow. "Make him jealous? Ginny, I already tried that- the Yule Ball, remember- and that didn't turn out quite the way I'd hoped."
"He wanted to murder Krum," Ginny laughed. "But it is a start."
"A start," Hermione repeated sadly, feebly collapsing onto the bed beside Ginny.
Ginny thought for a bit. "Just go talk to him. He usually fancies talkative girls, even those that are a bit too talkative."
"All right," Hermione said determinedly. Quickly, she sat up from the bed. Ginny had to laugh at how determined she seemed. "All right, I suppose I will go talk to him." Still with determination, she marched out of the room.
"Hey, Ron," Hermione leaned on the wall of the room where Ron was.
"Hi, Hermione," He greeted back. "What are you doing here?"
"So polite," Hermione rolled her eyes. "I've decided that I'm bored and you are under obligation to entertain me, seeing as I am your guest."
"Why me?" Ron moaned, falling back onto the bed. "Why not Ginny?"
Hermione tapped her fist against the door. "I've already sufficiently tortured Ginny; she was all too glad when I said I was coming here. Now, Ronald, think of something that we can do. Use that brain of yours... well, if you do actually have one."
"Of course I do!" Ron exclaimed.
"Well, prove it," Hermione demanded.
"They're not having an Order meeting right now, so no chance we could eavesdrop," Ron mused. "How about we write to Harry?"
"Brilliant idea, Ron," Hermione said sarcastically, adding an eye roll. "I would have never known you'd have it in you."
"I'd like to see you come up with something," Ron replied indignantly. "All you've done is demand that I entertain you!"
"And that's exactly what I will continue to do," Hermione sat down on the bed opposite Ron. It was silent for a moment before Hermione broke it. "Where do you reckon Harry is?"
"It's always about Harry, isn't it?" Ron spat bitterly. "My precious best friend, the 'Boy Who Lived'."
"It's not always about Harry," Hermione contradicted. Lowering her head, she added, "You'll see, something will happen to you that won't happen to Harry. But...where d'you reckon he is? We haven't heard from him in forever, Dumbledore's forbidden us to contact him..."
"Maybe he's out having a party with his fellow Anti...You-Know-Who supporters," Ron growled. "They've probably decided that you and I aren't important enough to fight with them."
"Ron, stop it!" Hermione yelped. "You shouldn't talk about him like that!"
"And why not?" Ron asked.
Hermione lifted her head out of her hands, where she'd let it drop whilst he was talking. "Because, Ronald, if you really think about it...we're the ones that are doing that to Harry."
"Are you mad? What are you talking about?" Ron inquired, shaking his head.
"Ron, we're here with the Order- a lot of anti-You-Know-Who supporters- without Harry," Hermione said softly. She looked incredibly sad as she realized this.
Sighing, Ron crossed the room and put his arm around Hermione. "Don't worry, Hermione. Soon Harry will come here and we'll all plan together to defeat... well, You-Know-Who."
"If the adults will let us," Hermione groaned. "If they don't shun us because we are too young."
He pulled Hermione a little bit closer. "Just don't worry about it, Hermione. It will all work itself out, I think. I hope."
"I've decided," Ron announced to Hermione one day, "that I am going to do something to distract you."
"Distract me?" Hermione ran her hands through the blades of grass surrounding them. "And how exactly do you plan on that?"
"Well," Ron explained, "my Mum brought home some Muggle movies for a full day of entertainment while they have relentless meetings."
"Something's happened, then?" Hermione inquired, suddenly interested.
"No," Ron responded. "No, nothing's happened, and I think that's the problem- they can't seem to figure out what old Voldy's up to. Meanwhile, Harry's wasting away over at those Muggles' house-"
"Harry's still there?" Hermione interrupted.
"Yeah, didn't I just say that?" Ron muttered rudely. Seeing that he'd hurt her, he hastily continued, "Well, Harry's still there, and those Muggles are ignoring him. He's sent us multiple letters, you see, but we can't respond. Plus all those gits over at the Daily Prophet are still making up lies about what happened during that blasted Triwizard Tournament."
"I see," Hermione nodded. "Well, what movies do we have?"
"Let's see," Ron glanced at the first one. "This movie is called... Mean Girls."
"I've heard of that," called Ginny, descending down the staircase. "It's set across the pond... y'know, in America. It's more of a girls' movie..."
"Can we watch?" Fred and George, who had obviously Apparated, appeared in front of them.
"Why do you want to?" Ginny asked scornfully. "I just said it's a girls' movie-"
"And we don't care," Fred grinned.
"Breaking stereotypes every day, that's what we do," George finished.
Fred nodded. "Is it romantic?" He nudged Ron's arm suggestively.
"Is there kissing?" George did the same to Hermione. Both of them blushed.
"We've never seen it," Hermione explained patiently, not giving them the satisfaction of getting to her.
"Oh, come on, we're just poking fun," George grinned. "Let's watch this American Muggle movie!"
"That was absolutely ridiculous," Hermione ranted. "No school in any country acts like that. Actually, no school in any country should act like that. Those children were way out of line! Honestly, what would possess them to do things like that? Merlin!"
Ron, however, was smirking almost from ear to ear. "Looks like I succeeded in distracting you."
Momentarily thrown off, Hermione looked up at him in shock. She then let a grin slowly form upon her face. "I suppose you did."
"Do I not get any thanks?" Ron pretended to pout as he stared up at her.
Hermione leaned down and placed a light kiss on his cheek. A red place of heat formed where her lips had touched, and he grinned wildly as she said, "Thank you, Ronald." She patted his arm, then spun around and walked out the door.
Once she was gone, Fred and George Apparated to right in front of where Ron was sitting on the couch. Smiling evilly, Fred asked his younger brother, "Well, did she kiss you?"
"On the cheek," Ron pouted.
"That certainly counts, don't you agree, Fred?" George nudged his twin.
"Yes, George, that does count," Fred confirmed. Then, in unison, the two twins exclaimed, "Pay up, Ronald Bilius Weasley!"
"10 Galleons," Fred said.
"On the dot," George continued.
"And we'll know if you leave off even a Knut," Fred told him.
"We have our ways," George confirmed mysteriously.
Ron rolled his eyes. "All right, wait down here; I'll go get my money."
"We sure know our ladies, don't we, George?" Fred asked, turning to his twin brother.
"I'd say we do, Fred," George grinned, then grimaced as he said, "If only we could get two 'steady ladies' of our own, we'd be set."
"Yeah, true," Fred agreed, suddenly looking downcast like his brother. "Maybe one day."
"Ron's so lucky," griped George.
A/N: Wow. I just wrote Ron/Hermione. I actually did it. You guys should be proud.
In case you couldn't tell, I kind of despise RHr. But I actually wrote it! Though I'm a big Seddie (iCarly) fan, RHr just doesn't appeal to me. I adore HHr! But I'm probably crap at writing it.
Anyway, as not to drag out this A/N any longer, I don't own Harry Potter and I apologise for any American English used in the story, as I am American. I tried to change most of it but it didn't really work.
Lastly (I promise!), which ships should I write? I have now written HHr and RHr. I plan on writing Luna/Ron, Ginny/Draco, Scorpius/Rose, and maybe Lily/James. Any other suggestions? I'm open to anything except slash.
Thanks! Please review and tell me what you thought!


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Located in the heart of Whitsett, this hotel is 0.8 mi (1.4 km) from Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum and within 9 mi (15 km) of Elon University and Piedmont Dragway. Alamance Regional Medical Center and Old Brick Church are also within 9 mi (15 km).
An indoor pool, a fitness center, and a 24-hour business center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a meeting room, and concierge services are onsite.
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Comfort Suites Whitsett - Greensboro East features an indoor pool and a fitness center. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measure 350 square feet (33 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, coffee/tea in a common area, and concierge services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Comfort Suites Whitsett - Greensboro East is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 82
- Number of floors - 3
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
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- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Computer station
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- One meeting room
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 33
- Year Built 2009
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 350
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Indoor pool
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- Family Hotel
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- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
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Got Energy? Feeding Your Inner Rainbow
We think of energy as being physical – the boundless energy of children, nervous energy, and so on – but energy is actually fuel, and your physical self depends on the energy from your subtle energy body. Your vitality, or lack thereof, comes from feeding yourself energetically. What I call feeding your Inner Rainbow. Here's how it works:
Your Chakras collect universal healing energy and distribute it throughout your physical body. This energy radiates from within and surrounds your physical body as your aura. The colors of the aura represent both the health of the physical and subtle energy bodies. A healthy, well fed, aura protects you from external physical and emotional pollutants.
Years of not taking care of yourself depletes you energetically. You leave bits and pieces of your energy behind causing something I call Leaky Aura (shown right). This leaves you susceptible to absorbing unwanted energies from others.
Initially this imbalance may not be apparent on the surface; however, it could lead to long term disease that can eventually reach your physical body – something that is more difficult to reverse. Leaky Aura causes stress, excessive mental chatter, depression, anxiety, and more.
Healing Leaky Aura
When you are full of your own energy, the only energy that can penetrate is conscious spirit energy collected by the Chakras. As you consciously focus on filling your Leaky Aura, you fill the spaces that allow other energies in. Eventually, your aura will more resemble the one pictured to the left.
Your healthy aura protects you from absorbing unwanted energy. The universal healing energy collected by your Chakras comes from nature, positivity, and joy; some simple ways to infuse your Chakras are:
A walk in nature
A trip to the beach
Fun, laughter, and activities you love
Items/products infused with spirit energy - EnergyCeuticals - such as Gemstones and Flower Essences
Universal healing energy such as Reiki (check out the Bertaut Reiki class schedule.)
Products infused with Reiki energy, including Petal Potions Mood Mists
Play: puppies, kittens, and toddlers are great sources of healing energy
Take a Bertaut Reiki class
Have you noticed how you feel revitalized after time in nature or a good belly laugh? This is color energy. You are full of Color… which translates to energy, vitality, and health. When you are full of color life looks brighter, you have less stress, and you are able to accomplish more of what is important to you. You look brighter too. People might say to you that you "glow."
-©Linda Bertaut
Healthy Chakras = Healthy Body
The colors of Nature's rainbow are the same as the colors of your inner rainbow the Chakra system. These energy centers distribute color energy through and around your body. This energy feeds your purpose, innate gifts, talents, and passion for life. Think of Chakras as the organs to your subtle energy body. Most people see the correlation between a healthy spirit and a healthy body; what many people don't realize is that healthy chakras make for a healthy spirit.
We understand that when the organs of your physical body are healthy you have physical health. And...when your Chakras are full of color energy you have energetic health. Because, the energy body feeds the physical body and the physical body feeds the energy body, your overall health is dependent on taking care of both.
Take a look at the organs and systems associated with each of the Chakras. When you feed your inner rainbow with color energy you contribute to the health of your body, mind and spirit.
1st Chakra - located at the tailbone - color red:
Adrenal glands, colon, lymph & skeletal systems, male reproductive organs
2nd Chakra - located below the navel - color orange:
Ovaries, female reproductive organs, spleen, skin, kidneys
3rd Chakra - located at the solar plexus - color yellow:
Pancreas, gall bladder, liver, stomach, Peripheral Nervous System (all the nerves outside of the brain and spine), muscles, diaphragm
4th Chakra - located at the heart - colors green and pink:
Thymus, lymph glands, heart, circulatory and immune systems, lungs, arms, hands
5th Chakra - located at the throat - color blue:
Thyroid, parathyroid, throat, hypothalamus, mouth
6th Chakra - located at the 3rd eye (between the eyebrows) - color indigo:
Pituitary gland, Central Nervous System, cerebellum, left eye, nose, ears
7th Chakra - located at the crown - color violet:
Pineal gland, Central Nervous System, cerebral cortex, and right eye
Notice how when you spend time in the beauty of nature, you feel revitalized? You are full of Color… which translates to energy, vitality, and health. Surrounding yourself with the colors of nature is the best way to feed your inner rainbow – your chakras.
When you are full of color life looks brighter, you don't have as much stress, and you are able to accomplish more of what is important to you. You look brighter too. People might say to you that you "glow." This is color energy. Isn't it time you got your "Glow" on?
- ©Linda Bertaut
How to Feed Your Chakras
I spend a lot of time talking about feeding your inner rainbow to fuel your chakras; I figured it was time to get specific about how.
As color energy centers, chakras need the fuel provided by nature's color energy. The most obvious form of energy comes from food. The colorful fruits and vegetables the health industry is encouraging everyone to consume do wonders for your chakras as well as your diet.
However, color energy has a multitude of other sources:
- Clothing: Wear natural fabrics in the color of the chakra that needs stimulating.
- Environment: Use paint, art, and colored lighting to charge your chakras.
- Gemstones & Minerals: There is more than just beauty in those rocks. The color energy they contain makes them a healing addition to your jewelry box and décor. Rose quartz, amethyst, jade, and citrine are just a few examples of gemstones you could add to your collection.
The more you feed your chakras with the color energy from nature, the healthier you will be on all levels:
- Spiritual: The cure for disease is prevention, which starts when we feed our spirit. Being full of color energy keeps the "whole" person healthy.
- Physical: Your body thrives on color nutrients from fresh fruits and vegetables. The minerals in these foods are the catalysts for numerous cellular activities in the body.
- Emotional: Being full of color energy helps you feel peaceful, content, and whole.
- Mental: The healthiest minds are quiet, free of mental chatter. In this mindset, we are able to intuit and have conscious thought.
Our environment, what we eat, as well as how we think and act has an energy value that directly impacts our health and vitality. Eating fresh food from the garden, sharing a smile, feeling love, and performing good deeds supplies us with the most vitality. On the other hand, highly processed foods, negative thoughts, and anger diminish energy.
Show your true colors by feeding your inner rainbow with the beauty of nature. Introducing fresh fruits, herbal teas, and colorful gemstones to your life will improve your health, vitality, and energy levels.
- ©Linda Bertaut
Energy Healing Mood Mists
- Brain Alert for more mental clarity and focus with less mental chatter
- Calm & Collecting to calm the nerves, de-stress and be present
- Spirit Guides for a better connection to intuitive insights and A-Ha moments
Aromatherapy "Mood Mists" were designed to enhance and improve one's mood instantly. Using the sense of smell, we quickly connect to the brain to affect a change in mood or attitude. Each Mood Mist formula includes a special blend of "Reiki-attuned" essential oils and flower essences that address a specific issue related to a stressful lifestyle...bringing balance to all aspects of the physical, emotional, mental and energy bodies.
Essential oils are not synthetic fragrance. They are the volatile oil in plants and flowers also known as plant hormones. When you rub a peppermint leaf between your thumb and forefinger, you are smelling the volatile oil of the plant. Based on the chemistry of these oils they work naturally with our brain chemistry to initiate a physiological change. Examples include the increase of circulation which enhances memory or elevating hormones to improve one's mood.
Flower Essences used in the Mood Mists are not to be confused with Essential Oils. Based on the work of Dr. Bach, in the 1930's, they are considered to be the vibration or "spirit" of the plant.
Imagine sitting in nature surrounded by fragrant flowers. The scent improves your mood and the essence revives your energy or spirit. Combining the two creates an all encompassing healing tool to use daily. They are ideal to use at home and work, during spa treatments or as a way to clear negative energy...on both people and in rooms.
In addition, Mood Mists have been energy-infused with Reiki healing and balancing energy to lift the spirits and create balance. A solubilizer was added as a freshness enhancer and to bind the oil and water together so that each mist has the same potency from beginning to end. See these ingredients at the end.
Brain Alert: - For more mental clarity & focus. Reduces mental chatter. Essential Oils: Rosemary - Stimulating, uplifting, clears the head, stimulate the mind Thyme - Uplifting, increases alertness and energy, relieves mental stress Peppermint - Stimulating, refreshing, uplifting Sage - Reduces stress and fatigue, improves alertness, encourages inner focus Ingredients: Water, Essential Oils; Rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis), Thyme (Thymus Vulg.Geraniol), Peppermint (Mentha Peperita), Sage (Salvia Officinalis).
Calm & Collecting - To calm the nerves, de-stress and be present Essential Oils: Lavender - Balancing, calming, relaxing, anti-depressant Roman Chamomile - Euphoric, uplifting, enhances restful sleep Rosewood - Eases headaches, anti-depressant, encourages feelings of tranquility Clary Sage - Relaxing, euphoric, good for mental fatigue, calms nervous tension Ingredients: Water, Essential Oils; Lavender (Lavendula Angustifolia), Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum Nobile), Rosewood (Aniba Rosaeodora), Clary Sage (Salvia Sclarea), (may include fragrance)
Spirit Guides - For more intuitive insights & A-Ha moments Essential Oils: Rose Geranium - Balancing, restoring, uplifting, anti-depressant Frankincense - Calming, balancing, helpful for meditation and inner journeys Sandalwood - Quiets the mind, relaxes the body, aphrodisiac for the soul Rosemary - Uplifting, clears the head, stimulates the mind Ingredients: Water, Essential Oils; Frankincense (Boswellia Carteri), Rose Geranium (Pelargonium Graveoloens), Sandalwood (Santalum Album), Rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis) Solubilizer Ingredients: Anti-oxidants vitamins A, C & E, Polysorbate-20, Polysorbate-80, Butylenes Glycol, Tocopherol, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Ascrobic Acid, PEG-30, Glycerol Oleate, PEG-8, Citric Acid. Flower Essences; Bach Flower Essence blend. Alcohol (associated with the flower essences only)
Meet me in Las Vegas for IECSC & Bertaut Reiki Classes!
I'll be in Las Vegas from Thursday, June 19th until Friday June 27th to participate in the International Esthetics, Cosmetics & Spa Conference and to teach 2 Bertaut Reiki classes.
For those of you who are licensed professionals in the beauty industry…I will be speaking and exhibiting (BOOTH #362) at the IECSC show from Saturday, June 21st through Monday, June 23rd, 2014.
Here are the presentation details:
- DANCING MERIDIANS – FROM STRESS TO EUPHORIA IN MINUTES Saturday, June 21 from 4:00 – 5:00 PM, Room S104/105
- REINVENT YOUR SPA INTO THE GO-TO HEALING CENTER Sunday, June 22 from 12:15 – 1:15, PM, Room S104/105
We will be at BOOTH #362 – I would love to see you…stop by for a hug and some good energy! We are introducing 2 new Energy Healing packages with exclusive access to online How-To videos. This way you can take me home with you! I want you to be able to do what I do....with your clients. It is really not that difficult with a little practice.
PLUS…we will be performing Energy Make-overs (reading your Chakras followed by a Reiki treatment) geared to beauty professionals, so in only 15 – 30 minutes you'll know how powerful Reiki can be and how you can use it with your clients. (Chakra readings $15 / 20 min, Reiki treatment $20 OR get both for $30)
So stop by Booth #362 and visit...We look forward to seeing you there! Please contact me directly at 626-405-0424 or firstname.lastname@example.com If you are a Bertaut Reiki grad and want to help in the booth by giving 20 minute Reiki treatments to attendees (I pay commission for this) CLICK HERE
If you are interested in reviewing or participating in my class/es. While this class is designed for licensed beauty professionals, anyone may attend. I believe that the more we heal ourselves the quicker we heal our lives and the planet. Change the world with your healing hands! Linda Bertaut
The 7 Chakras Explained
Each Chakra has its own personality and represents a unique aspect of your essence. When you understand the energy that fuels each Chakra you can see how each one contributes to your Chakraliciousness. Here is a brief overview of how the Chakras work together:
- The first Chakra is the most physical and provides you the energy to survive, thrive, and take action to walk your unique path in life.
- The second Chakra is an emotional center and provides the ability to create, feel, relate to others, and create your life with passion.
- The third Chakra is mental and provides you with the ability to learn, communicate your personal truth, and project your external image to others.
- The fourth Chakra connects you to your inner self and to connect to nature's rhythm, experience "unconditional" love, heartfelt resonance, and have conscious awareness.
- The fifth Chakra is your communication center and allows you to accept the many facets that make you unique to express yourself authentically.
- The sixth Chakra is your third eye and provides clear vision to see the big picture, how you fit into the picture, and take the steps needed to actualize your vision.
- The seventh Chakra is the most etheric energy, allowing you to intuit and receive conscious information to guide you on your path.
When you use the Chakra energy available to you, you act from your whole self; body, mind and spirit:
You receive information from a conscious source (7th Chakra) so you have clear vision to see how you fit into the big picture (6th Chakra). You can then clearly communicate (5th Chakra) your vision from the heart with love and compassion (4th Chakra). You have the will and perseverance (3rd Chakra) to bring your vision into the physical world with creativity and passion (2nd Chakra) so you can take action and walk your unique path in life (1st Chakra).
Stress, anxiety, depression, and constant mental chatter are signs of not utilizing your innate abilities to create your life through intuition and feelings. It is time to move out of your head for the answers and to tap into your intuition and feelings to guide you along your path. -Linda Bertaut
What are Chakras?
The colors in Nature's rainbow are the same as the colors of our inner rainbow, the Chakra system.
Chakra is an ancient Sanskrit word meaning "wheel of light." Aligned in the center of the body near the spinal column, each Chakra is associated with a color, sense, sound, endocrine gland and organs.
The first Chakra has the most physical energy while the seventh has the most etheric energy. As you work your way up from the first chakra to the seventh you have more conscious awareness about who you are and why you are here. Being consistently out of balance in one or more Chakras can affect the health of the physical body's associated organs. It also affects your mental and emotional health which shows up as stress, anxiety, depression and constant mental chatter.
This is why it is important to feed yourself energetically with practices such as yoga, meditation, Reiki, spending time in nature and doing things you love to do in order to maintain a healthy body, mind and spirit.
Eastern and indigenous cultures have words to describe this energy as well; the Chinese call it Chi, the Japanese call it Ki, and East Indians call it Prana.
Ever wonder why you have symptoms of an illness before the illness actually shows up? The illness manifests on an energy level first. When you fuel your Chakras/Inner Rainbow with the color energy from nature you help to prevent disease, stress, depression and more. How Chakralicious are you? © Linda Bertaut


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The e Lite was created for the many eReaders on the market today that do not provide sufficient lighting. The need for the e Lite was evident after the success of the eReader which sold an estimated 3,750,000 units in 2009 and is expected to reach 11,000,000 units in 2010.
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COLIN MONTGOMERIE capped a superlative three days of golf over the West Course with victory for first time in the Cisco World Match Play Championship. Montgomerie, who defeated the holder, Mark O'Meara, 3 and 2 in yesterday's final, was 29 under par for his 99 holes, which contained only four bogeys.
COLIN MONTGOMERIE capped a superlative three days of golf over the West Course with victory for first time in the Cisco World Match Play Championship. Montgomerie, who defeated the holder, Mark O'Meara, 3 and 2 in yesterday's final, was 29 under par for his 99 holes, which contained only four bogeys.
Although not an Order of Merit event, this was Montgomerie's sixth win in his last 14 events in Europe, equalling the modern record of Seve Ballesteros and Nick Faldo. Montgomerie won £170,000 yesterday; in 19 European tour-sanctioned events, he is averaging over £75,000 a tournament.
"This is special," said Montgomerie, who won for the fourth time in Britain this season and the second at Wentworth. "There is the word 'world' in the title and to be champion of anything with the word 'world' in it means a lot to me. Unfortunately, I can't see many other non-major winners on the role of honour. I'd like to change that."
The performance from the Scot left O'Meara, who at the age of 41 last year won the Open and the Masters, in no doubt of Montgomerie's major credentials. "Colin is going to win a major and I see no reason why he couldn't do it within the next year," O'Meara said.
O'Meara, whose painful neck was replaced with a stiff neck, came back from four down in the final against Tiger Woods last year, but could not mount such a recovery this time. "I knew I had to come out smoking in the afternoon but Colin is a tremendous competitor and played smart, composed golf."
Montgomerie said: "I knew I was never far enough ahead against someone who can play and putt like Mark can. I lost in the final to Ernie Els in 1994 so it was nice to get back into the final and be victorious."
The Scot began in breathtaking fashion, hitting a six-iron to four feet at the first. When O'Meara failed to get up and down for a par, he was not required to putt. He would probably have holed it anyway, given that he went on to single-putt the next five greens. Only one of those was a long one, from over 40 feet at the sixth for his fourth birdie.
Three up, Monty misjudged the pace of the seventh green, three-putting for only his third bogey of the week. He won the 10th with a par and birdied the next three to go five up.
It was the wobble at the last two that gave O'Meara hope. Monty could not match the American's birdie at the 17th and was then unfortunate at the 18th. Both missed the fairway, but Monty was only just off in thick rough while O'Meara was 20 yards wide but had a good lie. He took advantage by hitting a terrific four-wood approach to two feet and when Monty, who was credited with an approximate 66, only found the green in four, he conceded the hole.
One of the ingredients for such marvellous scoring all week - the overall tally of 165 under par beat the previous record from 1989 by three strokes - along with the fine weather and an immaculately conditioned course, was the absence of any breeze. Although the wind got up yesterday afternoon to make matters more interesting, Montgomerie, after briefly being pegged back to two up and twice going four up for a hole, maintained his three up advantage through turn.
O'Meara, however, was always likely to come good on the greens at some point and chose the back nine to do it. He holed from seven feet for a half on the 10th and from double that, after Monty had hit his bunker shot stiff, to win the 11th.
Two holes later Montgomerie made a rare long game mistake, duffing his five-iron approach well short of the green. But he got up and down for a four, as O'Meara did from a bunker. The 14th was halved in pars and then Montgomerie's three-iron second at the next left him a 12-footer birdie putt. Crucially, O'Meara had to putt first from just outside. "Mark gave me a great line. It broke just a little more than he thought," Monty admitted.
He missed the green at the 16th, but O'Meara found a bunker and pushed his recovery 14 feet past. Inevitably, he holed the one back to force Montgomerie to hole out from three feet for the victory. "In matchplay you always have to expect the worst," he said. It is hoped that the same will not be true of his visit to the dentist this morning.
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Dozens of people convicted in drug conspiracies
There are 34 comments on the WCYB story from Feb 13, 2013, titled Dozens of people convicted in drug conspiracies. In it, WCYB reports that:
Between September 2011 and February 2013, the 32 individuals, listed below have all pleaded guilty to various drug conspiracies related to cocaine, marijuana, and oxycodone: 1. William A. Lawson, 66, of Rogersville, Tenn.; 2. Randal Michael Lawson, 57, of Limestone, Tenn.; 3. James Light, 64, of Rogersville, Tenn.; 4. Kenneth A. Lawson, 45, of ... (more)
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#1 Feb 14, 2013
well , we all knew they would go to prison sooner or later, i knew a couple of these guys and they have been crooks since they were kids
#2 Feb 14, 2013
yes and i guess thats the end of the roofing bussiness for them
#3 Feb 14, 2013
I see Joyce Malone got busted again. They just need to send her off for life, cause she's not going to change.
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#5 Feb 15, 2013
All of these d-bags should be put behind a tall fence, given a tent to live in and let them go about their business without helping to destroy Greene County any more than they already have done...
#6 Feb 15, 2013
This is what you call job securty for the sheriff,deputies,judges,clerks ,lawyers that want the defendtons to take pleas,by the why payed for by us tax payers. Who will be blamed for all the other drug over dose Deaths that have taken place sence this people have been locked up.Wining the War on Drugs is a joke it is called job securety.
#7 Feb 15, 2013
What is "job securety"?
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#8 Feb 15, 2013
And here it comes.. http://youtu.be/lLJf9qJHR3E
#9 Feb 15, 2013
Some of the ones that should have been caught is not on there,some that goes to Nashville got caught in Crossivile,tn.on the way back,just got a slap on the hand,just like they do in Greeneville,The ones that need to be behide bars are still doing the same thing,what a shame
#10 Feb 15, 2013
Does the 3 strikes law not exist anymore? I mean she's been arrested around 10 times for drugs, theft and I don't know what else. There's so many others like her doing the same thing over and over. That ole Holley girl, bout died and still in the busted paper. Send these fockers off to the big pen and be done with them.
#11 Feb 15, 2013
Something that no one has anymore.
#12 Feb 15, 2013
My goodness looks like somebody been snitchin all over good thang theyre behind bars they look junkies this was in the Moristown snitch forum to
#13 Feb 15, 2013
Another one that will never quit is holly ricker,her life should have changed her when Jabby got killed with her on the bike with him,But nothing is ever change her
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#14 Feb 15, 2013
Im all for putting a$$holes on blast and even catch some laughs..But to throw someone out here that has passed and unable to defend the topic at hand doesnt belong here or anywhere..People seem to forget that loved ones do read this and Im sure that family has hurt enough..
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#15 Feb 15, 2013
Jeff! he is a low life. But u soo right
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#16 Feb 16, 2013
LMAO I don't think that poster got what you were saying.......:)
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#19 Feb 18, 2013
Now Now..Play nice!!..hehehe..Thats 10 mintues out of the box for you..
#20 Feb 18, 2013
"Just saying" YOU need help. For real. Leave Holly alone.
#21 Feb 19, 2013
Topix been a little low in action in gville guess that snitch from Motown slowed down after his big bust does that really pay 100 per buy if so he should have a big stash wander how many user names he goes buy on topix
#22 Feb 19, 2013
Once again we have made major strides in our war on drugs. Yes this sarcastic. We lost the war against drugs around 1969 shortly after it began. Forget drug enforcement and watch society improve. This old man has never been high on any thing not even alcohol but I've seen more destruction caused by drug law enforcement than has been caused by drug use. Yes I think no one should get high, be overweight, play Russian roulette ,or antagonize a pit-bull dog. But free people should be allowed to make their own choices.
#23 Feb 19, 2013
Doesn't their choices end when they cause bad things to happen to others and society as a whole.
Rights and freedoms end when you step on the rights of others.
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The CAM Programmer will use CAD and CAM software to create surface and solid models and program the company's 3, 4, and 5-axis CNC machines used in the development and manufacture of prototype and experimental aircraft. The candidate must be a team player, flexible, detail oriented, and a problem solver. This position is an Engineering Technician position. The CAM Programmer will report to the CAM Manager.
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