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Jennifer Kostick– Jennifer has been married for twenty-three years to her high school sweetheart, Paul. She is the mother of three children, Paul IV (22), Samuel (6), and Grace (6). She also has six babies residing in heaven. It is those six tiny souls who have propelled her into women's ministry. She is a conference speaker and author of the book Nothing to Hold but Hope (one woman's journey through miscarriage, stillbirth, and infertility). Jennifer blogs at www.Jenniferkostick.com and is passionate about encouraging women through a godly message of mercy and hope.
It's the Saturday before Thanksgiving and this year many of us find ourselves glued to screens with images of chaos. If you have a television, it's impossible to deny living in a world where terrorists lurk and nations tremble.
Still, in all this, Christ abounds.
Truly my soul silently waits for God; from Him comes my salvation. 2 He only is my rock and my salvation; He is my defense; I shall not be greatly moved.
-Psalm 62:1-2
Fear is familiar to the flesh.
Sometimes, fear is so common that its visits seems comfortable. Many of us are used to living with it. I'm someone who has struggled greatly with panic attacks, anxiety, and fear throughout most of my life, so I get it.
Over the last few years, I have slowly but surely experienced freedom from the kind of fear that wants to steal my life, soul, and God-given gifts. Often, especially in turbulent times such as these, I have to make a concentrated effort to wage war against the familiarity of fear. When I see others suffer, from the people of France to the refugee crisis, everything in me hurts.
Here's what I do to beat fear:
I tell my flesh to submit and command my soul to wait silently for God alone. Because, friend, you have to tell that old familiar visitor, "NO!" Shout it inside your mind and let it echo throughout your heart into the deep of your soul.
It takes practice.
I tell a story in my book about the weeks following the loss my baby daughter. I would go to church, raise my hands in worship, and sing through the ache. Who knows? Maybe those around me thought I was processing my pain well. I wasn't. I was making myself go through the motions of praise, hoping that it wouldn't be long before I unlocked the part of myself that actually wanted to praise the God I loved so much, but could not for the life of me understand.
His mystery holds a beauty each soul longs to know, and at the same time, it's downright frustrating.
For me, the way to remind myself to put down fear is to enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise – despite the condition of the world – despite the condition of my personal life- despite every type of chaos coming my way.
We MUST tell fear it is no longer welcome, and the best way to do that is to practice praise.
You can beat fear!

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New England Antique Shopping
New England is known for its Antique Auctions, Flea Markets, Antique Malls and antique dealer shops. You'll find NE antiques scattered throughout Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Browse some our favorites below. To feature your NE Activity, contact us.
Many of the quaint Vermont villages have at least one antique shop, if not more. Scattered throughout the state, Vermont's antique stores add nostalgia and charm to any visit. Wherever you travel in Vermont there will be an antique shop waiting to be discovered. Find more Vermont Activities from VT LIVING.com.
Greensboro Barn & Gallery, Greensboro, VT 05851 | 802-533-9281
Artist Jennifer Ranz watercolors, pottery and more in a centuries old New England Barn.
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Trademark Fine Art Vermont Map Matted Framed Art by Michael Tompsett in Wood Frame, 11 by 14-Inch
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There are many excellent antique stores throughout the Granite State. However, New Hampshire's most well known destination for the antique enthusiast is Antique Alley. This road runs along Route 4 between Concord and Portsmouth. The antique stores along this road run the entire range. The Antique Auctions held Sunday mornings at Robert's Auction Service in Lebanon, NH are famous for antique collectors and are a whole lot of fun. The New Hampshire Antique Guide in NH Living will get to all of New Hampshire's most popular attractions, antique dealers and stores.
The state of Maine is home to hundreds of antique and collectible shops selling everything, from old wooden lobster traps to colorful buoys… from antique furniture to estate jewelry, you'll find just about everything and anything in Maine's Antique Shops. The Maine Living Activity Guide in ME Living will tell you about unique Maine attractions.
Roger's Copper Creations, 888 West Street, Rockport, ME 04856 | 207-542-0909
Copper Artwork that reflects the beauty all around us. Roger is constantly inspired by the wonderous beauty that Maine offers. His love of hiking, fishing, motorcyling, and scuba diving, brings Roger in immediate contact with the natural elements that appear in many of his pieces. Visit this beautiful art gallery in person or click into the web site to purchase online.
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Ogunquit Playhouse, 10 Main Street, US Route 1, Ogunquit, ME 03907 | 207-646-2402
America's Foremost Summer Theater began in a renovated garage in Ogunquit's town square in 1933. Ogunquit Playhouse is dedicated to producing the finest shows ever to appear on Broadway stages. Visit the web site to see this years show schedule and purchase tickets.
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York's Wild Kingdom, P.O. Box 1139, York Beach, ME 03910 | 207-363-4911
New England's Only Zoo AND Amusement Park. A family oriented zoo and amusement park conveniently located in York Beach, Maine. Stroll and view a large number of beautifully landscaped animal exhibits; numerous rides for all ages plus food and ice cream stands, gift shops and so more. A day of family fun and walking distance to a clean sandy beach! View dozens of live animals from near and far. Sorry, Pets are not allowed in the Zoo but are allowed (on leash) in the Amusement Park. Open Seasonally May-Sept. View website for details and hours.
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Maine Diner, 2265 Post Road (US Route 1),Wells, ME 04090 | 207-646-4441
Featured on "The Today Show", Phantom Gourmet, Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" and others. Maine blueberry pancakes, pies, lunch and dinner specials and more. World Famous Food Like Grandma Used To Make. Try Maine Diner's famous Lobster Pie, Seafood Chowder, Codfish Cakes. Breakfast anytime. Remember the Maine Gift Shoppe, Maine Products. Open Daily at 7AM..
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Whether you'll be visiting the Boston metro region, quaint Cape Cod or the stunning Berkshires, there's no doubt the state of Massachusetts is home to countless antique and collectible shops selling everything, from colorful buoys to unique vintage jewelry and more. Brimfield, MA is home to the largest outdoor antique show in New England and presents over 4,000 antiques dealers each year. The Massachusetts Activity Guide in MA Living will tell you more favorite New England Activities.
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Not only do the antique stores in Connecticut offer everything you can think of discovering, they also often present such treasures in historic settings. With the region around Woodbury often called the "Antiques Capital of Connecticut", you'll be sure to find just about everything and anything in Connecticut's Antique Shops. The Connecticut Antique Guide in CT Living offers more activity ideas for your visit to Connecticut.
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There are several impressive antique shops in the state of Rhode Island, and Newport is the perfect place to start your quest for the ancient or hard-to find treasure. With over 60 antique shops in a ten mile radius, Newport, Rhode Island is a treasure in and of itself for any true antique enthusiast. Set your bookmark to Rhode Island Antiques in RI Living for some suggestions.
Tt a fun way to spend the day – New England Antique hunting. As you drive through the scenic New England villages set among the majestic mountains, clear running streams and along ocean-side beaches, you will find an antique shop or two waiting to be discovered. Walking through an antique store enables us to take a step back in time and get a chance to not only see a piece of history up close but to even own it and thus become part of its history. NE Living thanks you for visiting the antique shops of New England. Contact us for information about featuring your New England antique shop.
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Showbiz Sandbox 282: Broadway's Not So Big Night at the Tony Awards
June 8, 2015
A musical about family, sexuality and suicide along with a play about an adolescent with Aspberger's syndrome won the top prizes at this year's Tony Awards over the weekend. Based on Alison Bechdel's graphic memoir, "Fun Home" was awarded Best Musical and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" earned Best New Play. On paper, both could have been marginal longshots to win Tonys, which can at times go to more commercial productions.
We go over the list of this year's Tony Award winners and choose a few highlights from a ceremony in which they were quite sparse. It was great to see Kelli O'Hara win a Tony for Best Actress In A Musical after she had been overlooked the last five times she was nominated. Yet, in a year which saw Broadway break box office records, the telecast flirted with all-time low ratings.
Meanwhile, as we record this episode Apple appears set to announce their streaming music service which some big record label executives see as a tipping point that could save the industry. That seems like a tall order given how late the company is getting to market, but it's never a good idea to underestimate Apple.
Of course, we also cover the week's top entertainment news stories including how Netflix is heading to Spain, Senator Chris Dodd is staying on as head of the MPAA and Showtime is going over the top with its new streaming service.
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Showbiz Sandbox 258: Bill Cosby Gets Schooled In Celebrity Social Media
November 17, 2014
A social media campaign meant to promote Bill Cosby's Netflix special seriously backfired last week after allegations the comedian sexually assaulted several women resurfaced. Karen Woodward, a leading entertainment industry social media consultant, stops by to explain what went so wrong and how the past can haunt celebrities who carelessly try their hand at social marketing.
Jumping on Twitter or Facebook may look easy, but if not thought out properly a social media campaign can quickly misfire in a major way. Woodward provides pointers on how to avoid the missteps Cosby made and some basic principles for how celebrities should use social media.
We also hear from a movie distributor who educates us on the math used to forecast the box office for a film's theatrical release. Turns out it's not easy to open a movie to more than $100 million, but it's not impossible either. In fact, the long-held belief that lengthy running times present a big obstacle to nine-figure debuts isn't quite accurate.
Of course, we also cover the week's top entertainment news stories including the launch of YouTube's streaming music service, Hachette and Amazon settle their dispute over e-books and Sony makes it easier to cut your cable cord.
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Showbiz Sandbox 202: Holy Overreaction, Batman!
August 26, 2013
You would have thought the world was coming to an end last week when Warner Bros. announced the casting of Ben Affleck as Batman in the upcoming blockbuster which will pair the Dark Knight with Superman. Fans of the Caped Crusader weren't the only ones to weigh in on the casting choice. Just about everyone on earth seemed to have an opinion (most of them negative) on whether Affleck should put on the Batsuit.
No matter who plays Batman, you can be sure the character will resurface in more films. After all, seven of the top ten grossing movies of the summer were sequels or remakes, helping the 2013 domestic box office stay on track with last year.
Much the moviegoers have gotten used to reboots and sequels, television audiences have grown accustom to having their cable providers blackout networks over licensing disputes just as Time Warner Cable is doing presently with CBS and its affiliated networks. Industry critics and politicians have suggested a la carte cable may help stem such actions, though we'll explain why it may prove to be a horrible idea.
Of course we also cover the week's top entertainment news including the launch of iTunes Radio, the return of "Duck Dynasty" and the death of drive in movie theaters.
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Showbiz Sandbox 143: "Mommy Porn" Is Hollywood's Hot New Trend
April 2, 2012
Hollywood studios spent this past week waging a bidding war for a book derived from fan fiction stories on "Twilight" websites. Universal Pictures wound up paying an estimated $5 million for E.L. James' "Fifty Shades of Grey", an erotic novel that has become a best selling phenomenon despite only being published as an e-book. Producers now must figure out how to handle the graphic sexual content found in titles the media has dubbed "mommy porn".
Last week also marked the merger of SAG and AFTRA, the unions representing actors. Members of both groups overwhelmingly voted to join forces to create the largest bargaining group in Hollywood. Only time will tell if presenting a united front will give the thespians more power to negotiate better contracts.
Meanwhile, the popular music streaming service Spotify has decided to allow unlimited free listening indefinitely. While this is good news for music fans, how will Spotify, which has yet to turn a profit, pay increased licensing fees to all the record labels?
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Showbiz Sandbox 101: How Jay-Z Went From Street Corner To Corner Office
May 2, 2011
Starting out on the streets of Brooklyn, New York as a drug dealer in the late 1980s, hip-hop star Jay-Z has transformed himself into a recognizable brand encompassing music, clothing, restaurants, nightclubs and an NBA basketball team. Our guest this week is Forbes staff writer Zack O'Malley Greenburg who tells the improbable story of how Jay-Z rose to the top of the business world in his new book, "Empire State of Mind: How Jay-Z Went from Street Corner to Corner Office".
Another brand that has proven their business acumen is home video subscription service Netflix. The company, which reported record first quarter numbers this past week, soon will have a number of competitors, including the likes of YouTube, DirecTV and Comcast.
Maybe Vin Diesel can turn himself into a mega-brand, proving he can still open a film on a global scale with "Fast Five", the fifth installment in the "The Fast and The Furious" franchise. The film earned mega-bucks this past weekend, despite being up against the summer blockbuster "Thor" in international territories.
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"Philippines, Marriages, 1723-1957," index, FamilySearch ( : accessed 30 December 2014), Ponciano Almeda in entry for Domingo T. Almeda and Leonila Fule, 03 May 1930; citing San Pablo Cit...
Domingo Trinidad Almeda MP
Don Juan Anacleto T. Araneta MP
(1852 - 1924)
Don Juan Anacleto T. Araneta was a pioneer sugar farmer and the capital del pueblo of Bago. He emerged as the revolutionary leader of the Negros Revolution against Spain.
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Pedro Poblete Aragon was a resident of Baler, Tayabas and figured in the "Siege of Baler". He was mentioned in this account :
"The disease such as beriberi and dysentery overcome them and later took ...
Aurora A. Quezon MP
(1888 - 1949)
Doña Aurora Aragon-Quezon was a civic leader and First Lady of the Philippines. She served as the first Chairman of the Philippine National Red Cross after its creation in 1947. She, her daughter Maria...
Manuel L. Quezon MP
(1877 - 1944)
Manuel Luis Quezon y Molina was President of the Philippines from 1935-1944. More here: .
He was made a Mason on March 17, 1908 in Sinukuan Lodge No. 272, now Sinukuan Lodge No. 16. More here: . In 1...
Valentín Arrastia MP
(1864 - d.)
Valentin Arrastia y Roncal joined the army at the age of 15. He travelled to Manila as an infantry man aboard the ship "Valencia" on 01 November 1883, two days before his 19th birthday.
Valentin acqu...
Baldomero Baloy Aguinaldo MP
(1869 - 1915)
Baldomero Baloy Aguinaldo was a statesman and general during the Philippine revolution in 1896.
"Baldomero Aguinaldo". Wikipedia. . Date published: 08 April 2013. Date accessed: 26 May...
Efigenio Treyes Lizares MP
(b. - 1902)
Efigenio Treyes Lizares descended from the old families of Minuluan, now Talisay City. He was a prosperous "patron" with farm holdings and various business interests. He died shortly after the birth of...
Enrica Alunan-Lizares MP
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"Capitana Dicang"
Enrica "Dicang" Alunan-Lizares was the hardworking grand matriarch of the Alunan-Lizares Clan. She was a successful planter and investor and her family had controlling interests in three sugar centrals...
Ariston Limpingco Bautista MP
(1863 - 1928)
Ariston Limpingco Bautista was a doctor, banker, philanthropist, and member of the Malolos Congress. He founded the Germinal Cigar and Cigarette Company. More here: , Philanthropist and Member of the M...
Don Paulino R. Santos MP
(c.1867 - 1927)
Paulino Reyes Santos was a wealthy landowner from Malolos. The home he built with his wife, Alberta, remains to be one of the town's cultural treasures.
Alberta Santos Uitangcoy MP
(1865 - 1953)
Alberta "Iding" Santos Uitangcoy was among "The Brave Women of Malolos". She received higher education at Colegio de la Concordia. At 23, she was chosen, along with Basilia Tantoco, to present the lett...
Lino Santos Reyes MP
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Maria Tiongson Tantoco MP
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Maria Tiongson Tantoco was among "The Brave Women of Malolos". She was active in civic organizations like the Asociacion Femenista de Filipinas. More here:
Juan Veloso Yap MP
Juan Yap was a Chinese merchant in the Parian district of Cebu. Together with his wife Maria Florido, he built his home in the 17th century on present-day 155 Lopez Jaena corner Mabini Streets, Cebu. T...
Francisco Alejandro Mercado MP
(1818 - 1898)
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Teodora de Quintos Alonso MP
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Teodora Alonzo was the mother of Philippine national hero Jose Rizal, and a native of Sta. Cruz, Manila. She was known for being a disciplinarian as well as a dedicated, courteous and hard-working moth...
Emilio Aguinaldo MP
(1869 - 1964)
Emilio Famy Aguinaldo was the first president of the Philippines. Aguinaldo was rushed to Veterans Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City on October 5, 1962, under the care of Dra. Juana Blanco Fernand...
Hilaria del Rosario MP
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A STERLING Stoke City comeback ensured a thoroughly-deserved victory against relegation-threatened Wolverhampton Wanderers in front of the live television cameras.
The win, which was secured thanks to a splendid Peter Crouch header, means the Potters have elevated themselves up into eleventh place in the Premier League - breaking through the much talked about '40-point' barrier in the process.
In identical circumstances to the reverse fixture at Molineux back in December, Wolves found the initial breakthrough thanks to a freak Michael Kighlty goal, but as proved to be the case in the Black Country, goals from Robert Huth and England star Crouch ensured it was Tony Pulis' side celebrating come the final whistle.
Ahead of the encounter, Pulis was boosted by the fact that both his wingers were fit to take their places in the starting line-up, but Andy Wilkinson had not recovered from a groin problem.
Wolves must have gained some encouragement before the kick-off with Bolton, Blackburn and Wigan all losing in the earlier games, but they were fortunate not to concede a penalty inside the first couple of minutes of the game.
The Potters were awarded their first corner of the game which was swung into the box by Etherington and when it carried through to Jon Walters at the far post, he appeared to be brought down by a challenge from Henry coming in from behind.
Walters then sensed an opportunity to try his luck from long range when Crouch's flick-on sat up kindly for him, but although Wayne Hennessey was well off his line, his dipping volley wasn't accurate enough to cause the 'keeper any great alarm.
Not surprisingly, Wolves were looking to the in-form Matt Jarvis to make headway down the left hand side and when he earned them a corner, it was played short to Kightly who set up Stephen Ward some 20 yards out and he fired his left foot shot well over the bar.
The game had largely been uneventful as it approached the midway point, but a neat link-up between Marc Wilson and Etherington created some excitement.
It was Wilson's instinctive ball down the left which released Etherington, who outpaced Ronald Zubar, and his low cross was deflected behind with Crouch trying to get a touch to it.
City should have taken the lead moments later and again Wilson at the centre of it with a ball into the box which was headed down by Crouch and with the goal gaping, Walters stooped forward to get his head to it but it flew wide of the far post.
The Potters were made to pay dearly for that miss when Wolves took the lead in the 27th minute in rather bizarre fashion against the run of play.
Kightly embarked upon a run from wide on the right and when he chipped the ball into the onrushing Dave Edwards, the Welsh international midfielder's attempt to get a touch deceived Asmir Begovic as it bounced past him into the net.
City attempted to hit back straight away and when Ryan Shotton launched a long throw-in into the box, Huth headed goalwards only for Karl Henry to block it.
It was, however, Huth who grabbed the equaliser seven minutes before half time after a clash between Kightly and Etherington which earned both players yellow cards.
The resulting free kick for City was only half cleared and when Shawcross chested the high ball into the box, Huth lashed it home, his shot going between Hennessey's legs.
Shawcross was in the thick of things again two minutes later when a goalmouth scramble which stemmed from Pennant's ball whipped into the box saw the City captain attempt to chip the ball goalbound only for a relieved Hennessey to grasp it.
In the closing stages of the half, Walters went close to grabbing a second for City as he laid the ball off to Etherington and then raced into the box to meet the winger's cross with a firm header that was directed straight at Hennessey.
Wolves switched their wingers during the half-time break and both Kightly and Jarvis caused the City defence problems after the break.
The visitors were only inches away from going back in front when Kightly delivered a free kick to the edge of the six-yard box and Bassong's glancing header flashed past the upright with Begovic still rooted to the spot on his line.
Another free kick was awarded just outside the box when Kightly was brought down in full flight, but Fletcher's chip round the wall was a tame one easily saved by Begovic.
After Wolves had made a bright start to the second half, they were stung by a second Potters goal on the hour mark as Crouch was on the mark again.
City were awarded a free kick for a foul by Ward which was whipped into the box by Pennant and the big striker rose to plant his powerful header beyond the despairing dive of Hennessey as it flew into the far corner of the net.
The visitors must have thought they would get themselves back on level terms when Kightly wriggled his way into the box and squared across the edge of the six yard box, but Shotton got a vital touch to prevent Jarvis from tucking it away.
Pulis made his first change of the afternoon when he brought on Jerome to replace Etherington, meaning that Walters switched to the left.
When Pennant drifted over to the left hand side, he showed great composure in finding the time and space to send over a cross which picked out Crouch and his glancing header drifted wide with Jerome trying in vain to latch onto it.
There was another anxious moment when Kightly cut inside from the right and attempted to curl a left foot shot towards the top corner, but Whelan got his head to it to deflect it behind for a corner which was then cleared by the City defence.
Wolves continued to huff and puff as they battled to rescue something from the encounter, however Stoke managed to hold on to record a deserved victory, and all but signal the end of Wolves' stay in the top flight.
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- 2[intransitive] if your heart or stomach lurches, you have a sudden feeling of fear or excitement
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The Portland Trail Blazers opened the season last night hosting their longtime rival, the Los Angeles Lakers. The crowd fed the Blazers energy early on and carried it throughout the night. A happy Halloween it was for Rip City as the Blazers held on for a 116-106 victory. A big key to last night's game was the aggressiveness of the Blazers. I saw little to no hesitation in these players. It was Nicolas Batum, in particular, that caught my eye. He was everywhere – whether it was crashing the boards, getting to loose balls, creating shots and taking the open ones, or getting to the rim – he was there. He had a great game. This is something the Blazers need to see in a consistent form. If he can, then he is living up to that lucrative contract the organization was forced to match in order to retain him. I have to give credit to Terry Stotts for the way the Blazers played last night. Stotts had a game plan and the Blazers knew exactly what that game plan was. I have to say that the...
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Some of my modelling credits include- New York fashion week 2015, Ted Baker, Parmigiani Watches, Aston Martin, Nancy Vuu couture, Lifestyle model for Fryers walk shopping center, Debinhams suits, Alcott weddings, Fix up look sharp, Glen Prince SS16, Glen Prince AW16, Cotswold Life magazine, Vintage Life magazine, Mr Gloucestershire 2015, Mr British Empire finalist 2015, UK next top model finalist 2015.
My better half is also a full time Vogue published model and we take regular bookings together because of our natural chemistry, plus we have better rates if you book us together and we obviously share travel costs, please check her out- www. purpleport. com/portfolio/roseanne/
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-Main model at the SWPP London
-Aston Martin and Parmigiani watches
-Cotswold Allure
-Face of Glen prince AW16
-Friars walk Newport, commercial lifestyle model.
-New York fashion week, 2015. Nancy Vuu men's couture
-Face of Glen prince SS16 collection.
-Lifestyle model for Gloucester collage.
-WKD 2015 regional sale magazine.
-Uk Next top model Grand finalist 2015
-Mr British Empire 1st runner up 2014
-Online catalog model for Fix up Look Sharp, for Clic Sargent charity
-Front cover steel & bones by Jessica Sorensen NY best seller,
-Multiple promotional media coverage across Florida for clubs and charity events.
-Women, Wine and Shoes charity fashion show, Florida.
-Easter seals charity fashion show, Florida.
-Urban body clothing clothing store model.
-Live art for Orlando and Tampa NudeNite.
-Alcott Wedding Fayre promotion, the groom.
-Cotswold Style Magazine
-Vintage life magazine
-Clifton life magazine
-What's happening magazine, Florida.
-This week in Tampa magazine Florida
-Hotspots magazine Florida
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 9, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas Sunday, March 9, 2003 — Herald-Zeitung — Page 3AObituaries GARCIA JENNINGS GARCIA George Omar Garcia graced many lives with his birth on Feb. 18, 1953, in San Antonio and was lovingly welcomed by our Lord on March 6, 2003. He passed away peacefully, surrounded by loving family members after a courageous 11-month battle with cancer. After George graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1971, he began his 30-year career in the grocery business at Piggly Wiggly where he met his wife, Anna, daughter of Gloria and Eugene Suggs. After receiving his associate's degree from San Antonio College, he completed a life-long career with Albertson's with his last assignment as produce manager. George had a mutual love and respect for his late father, Clemente "Popo" Garcia Sr., who taught him everything there was to know about car restoration and repair. As an avid car enthusiast, George became one of the founders and a charter member of the "San Antonio Rodders Association" and a proud owner JENNINGS David Lee Jennings peacefully left this world to be with his Lord on March 7, 2003. Mr. Jennings was born in Wharton, Texas, on May 5, 1928, to David C. and Dora Jennings, who preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by a son, Timothy Lynn Jennings, and a sister, Arlean Duggins. He is survived by Beulah, his loving wife of 54 years; daughters, Brenda Sullivan and husband, M.J., of New Braunfels, Karen Naumann and husband, Ron, of New Braunfels; sons, Jim Jennings and wife, Gloria, of Norfolk, Va., and Allen Jennings of Florida; grandson, Michael Sullivan of New Braunfels; granddaughters, Tammy Wygle and husband, Wayne, of Norman, Okla., Jennifer Naumann of New Braunfels, Ida Stiles and husband, David, of New Braunfels; great-grandchildren, Austin and Nicholas Wygle of Norman, Okla., Kristina, Billie Jean and David (Bubba) Stiles of New Braunfels; sister, Gracie Belk and husband, Bob, of Marble Falls; brother-in-law David Duggins of Maxwell; and numerous nieces and nephews. David was a loving man who had many children and grandchildren who he adopted in heart. He was a retired Southwestern Bell Telephone employee of 36 years, a member of the Northside Church of Christ and the Solms Bowling Club. Pallbearers are Ron Dobbs, Dwayne Duggins, Dwight Duggins, Darrin Duggins, Delton Duggins and Daniel Workshop takes look at state budget The League of Women Voters of the Comal Area invites the public to attend a workshop, "Understanding the Texas Budget," at 7'p.m, Thursday at the Westside Community Center at 2932 South IH 35. This participatory workshop will address the tax structure in Texas and why there is a current revenue shortfall leading to a call for funding cuts to services. Participants will evaluate proposals for new revenue sources which are being considered. of a metallic-blue, '38 Chevy coupe. He had an unconditional and devoted love for his family. He is survived by his beloved wife, Anna S. Garcia; and sons, George Christopher and Jonathan Ross; mother, Tbmasita F. Garcia; brothers, Clemente Jr., Jerry and Roger; sisters, Yolanda Brackman and Nelda Allen; godchildren, Harry Brackman, Elizabeth B. Paniagua, Teresa Garcia and Rene Garcia; as well as numerous nephews and nieces, all of San Antonio. Anyone who was blessed to have known George will miss him and always remember that he was the most kind, loving and gentle soul. Visitation will be held horn noon until 9 p.m. Sunday, March 9, 2003, with a Rosary to be said at 7 p.m. at Schertz Funeral Home. A procession will depart the Schertz Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. for an ll a.m. Mass on Monday, March IO, 2003, at St. Helena's Catholic Church with Monsignor Leo Dolan as the celebrant. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery. A memorial fund has been established for his sons' college expenses and may be submitted in care of the funeral home. Schertz Funeral Home Duggins. Memorials may be made to Hospice and Northside Church of Christ. Visitation will begin at 2 p.m. today, March 9, 2003, at the Zoeller Funeral Home and continue until service time Monday, March IO, 2003. The family will be present from 2 to 4 p.m. today at the funeral home to greet friends. Services will be IO a.m. Monday, March IO, 2003, at the Zoeller Funeral Home. Interment will follow in the Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park. Zoeller Funeral Home LOPEZ LOPEZ Melissa Lynn Fitzhugh Lopez departed this life with her infant son, london Lynn Lopez, on Thursday, March 6, 2003. Melissa was 24. Melissa was bom in Galveston on May 14, 1978, to Tim P. Fitzhugh and Lorn Lynn Langley. She lived in New Braunfels until she was 15 when she moved to Hull. She attended Hull-Daisetta High School, where she met her sweetheart, Aaron Lopez. After graduating in 1996, Melissa and Aaron were married. On Oct. 31,1997. their first son. Dalton, was born, and would become Melissa's passion for the rest of her life. Melissa, Aaron and Dalton were eagerly anticipating Landon's arrival on May 17 of this year. In addition to Aaron and Dalton, her surviving family members include her mother, Lorn Lynn Dixon of New ROMINES Dorothy E. Romines, 82, passed from this life March 5, 2003. She was an avid bingo player with her roots beginning around the Morris-Coal City, IIM., area. ,She lived and raised her family for 33 years in Wilmington, IIM., and traveled for IO years before settling down to live in New Braunfels. She was preceded in death by her parents, Omer and Margaret Sheets; her sisters, Peg Ready and Marie Strong; and by two of her children, Ray and Sherrie Ferrero. She is survived by her husband of 52 years, Herman A. Romines Jr., a retired machinist; her brother, Joseph (Bud) Sheets; her sons, Larry and Herman (Skip) Romines Annette Af. Hanley April 27,1937. March IO, 1995 EDUCATOR, ECOLOGIST & FRIEND 8 long years ago today-yet not a day has passed with out missing you. In Loving Memory, Jim, Shirley, Suzanne, Sandy, Ro, Royal, Morgan, Jamie, Meredith, Katie & Tyler Feeling Great at 901 Margarito Padilla celebrated his 90th birthday on Saturday, February 22nd at the Comal County Sportsman Club with his family & friends. The party was given by his sons & daughters Mr & Mrs. George Padilla, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Padilla, Mr. & Mrs. Domingo Rodriguez (Isabel), Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Guerrero (Gloria). Music was provided by Edward P. Martinez Marachi by Jamie Padilla and his group video by Richard P. Martinez. Our thanks goes to everyone who helped make this special occasion. Mr. Padilla served in the military where he proudly served his country during World War ll. He then married his wife Dominga Silva and has been living at his residence for 56 years. He worked for Bender Motor Co. for 15 years, then retired from Bock Motor Co. after working there for 38 years. Braunfels; father, Tim Fitzhugh and his fiance, Tiffany Wassom, of Mont Belvieu; brothers, Dylan Fitzhugh and Drew Dixon; sisters, Jordan Dixon and Haylie Fitzhugh; paternal grandmother, Hazel Fitzhugh; and maternal grandparents, Martha An-droes and Charles Longley. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. today, March 9, 2003, at LA Crespo Funeral Directors, 6123 Garth Road, Baytown, Texas. Service of Remembrance for MeMssa and Landon will be Monday, March IO, 2003, at the chapel of L.A. Crespo Funeral Directors, Rev. Jeff Powers officiating. Interment will follow at Cedarcrest Cemetery. Melissa will be remembered for her beautiful smile, her love of roller coasters and her unreal devotion to her family. In lieu of flowers, those wishing to make memorial contributions can forward them in care of L.A. Crespo Funeral Directors, 6123 Garth Road, Baytown, Texas, 77521. LA. Crespo Funeral Directors www.lacrespofunerals.com III; her daughter, Renee and husband, Joseph M. Votta; her grandchildren, Andy, Beth and Paul Romines, Amie and Jerry Olson, and Frank, Ray and Tony Ferrero; five great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. She will be missed by all who knew her. Arrangements entrusted to: Puente & Sons Funeral Chapels 1254 N Bus loop 35 (HWY 81) 18301624 0500 Family Chi ned and Operated Let's Rock 'n Roll for Kids! Sponsored by Schlitterbahn WATERPARK SAT. MARCH ti Wursthalte Oo/uuup "Dee & THE ROCKET 88's 6 pm VIP Party inc!, dinner, parking & VIP seating - $50 ea. (taw* wats tot General Admission (at 8 pm) - $15 Available at CIS Office, 161 S Casted or the NB Chamber of Commerce 620-4247 Benefit tor Communities In Schools KLARE William G. Klare passed away Wednesday, March 5, 2003, at the Broadway Lodge Health Care Center in San Antonio at the age of 91 years. He is survived by one son, Bill Klare, and wife, Kathy, of New Braunfels; four grandchildren, Pamela Roe, JuMe Scharringhausen, Kim Gabriel and Karen Hernandez, all of San Antonio; 13 great grandchildren; seven great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife of 70 years, JuMa Klare. Mr. Klare was a life member of the Elks Lodge and was retired from the Metro-poMtan Life Insurance Company after 25 years of service as an agent. Memorial Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March ll, 2003, at the Christ Presbyterian Church at 1620 E. Common St. Zoeller Funeral Home Free program on comic-book collecting Tbursday A free program on the hobby of collecting comic books and sports and game cards is scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Schertz Library. Rich Conley, president of Heroes and Fantasies, will share his expertise on the world of comics and to give tips on collecting. The program is for children in grades 2-6. Call (210) 658-6011 for information. Mrs. Virginia Rodriquez & Family I Would like to express their deepest thanks and gratitude to the New Braunfels Kidney Disease Clinic, Dr. Player, Dr. Alvarez and staff. Colonial Manor. Holy Family Church and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. We would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Chris Esquivel and the choir for their music during the rosary and mass. Also, all our friends and relatives for their kind words, food, and support shown at the loss I of our loved one, Nicolas Rodriquez._ Sr rtm? «*? Af* WW** 'n* Sr lf 1 ipsE • jl IHM Farewell to our special friend "Conchita" December 25. ISM Ternary 17. 2063 You came into our lives one x-mas day 12 years ago. You were so small & so full of life. You could even fit into Opa's shirt pocket. At I year old. you weighed 2 lbs. People always said your bark was probably bigger than your bite. At family gatherings you were always the center of attention. You always knew when Opa was coming home from work. 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We're passionate about birds and nature. That's why we opened a Wild Birds Unlimited Nature Shop in our community.
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This summer, parents across the country will spend countless hours with their children, taking them to places they've never seen before. The same can be said for the millions of wild bird families that will be introducing their young fledglings to a whole new world of experiences.
People who only feed the birds during the winter will miss out on many fun and fascinating wild bird "family life" activities. Full feeders provide an opportunity to see adult birds as they take some time away from the duties of raising their young.
By mid-summer, fledglings will begin leaving the nest and are being fed and taught to eat from feeders by their parents, a fascinating interaction to observe.
Here are some characteristics and behaviors to look for when watching these baby birds as they begin to leave the nest:
It's a perfect time to see a lot of interesting bird activity. In some instances, bird family behaviors resemble human family behaviors.