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The Frick Collection was the final American venue of a global tour of paintings from the Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis in The Hague, the Netherlands. While the prestigious Dutch museum underwent an extensive two-year renovation, it lent masterpieces that had not traveled in nearly thirty years. At the Frick, a selection of fifteen paintings included the beloved Girl with a Pearl Earring (c. 1665) by Johannes Vermeer and Carel Fabritius's exquisite Goldfinch (1654). The exhibition continued the Frick's tradition of presenting masterpieces from acclaimed museums not easily accessible to the New York public.
Girl with a Pearl Earring was the sole work on view in the Oval Room, with the other paintings shown together in the East Gallery. To accompany the exhibition, three works by Vermeer in the permanent collection, Officer and Laughing Girl (c. 1657), Girl Interrupted at Her Music (c. 1658–59), and Mistress and Maid (c. 1666–67), were grouped together in the West Gallery, where they could be viewed along with complementary Frick Collection paintings by the represented artists.
The fifteen carefully chosen highlights from the Mauritshuis — portraits, landscapes, genre scenes, and still lifes — demonstrated the themes that stirred artists' and collectors' imaginations during the Dutch Golden Age. In addition to Girl with a Pearl Earring and The Goldfinch, these included Rembrandt's Simeon's Song of Praise (1631), "Tronie" of a Man with a Feathered Beret (c. 1635), Susanna (1636), and Portrait of an Elderly Man (1667); Frans Hals's pendant portraits Jacob Olycan (1596–1638) and Aletta Hanemans (1606–1653), both painted in 1625; Pieter Claesz's Vanitas Still Life (1630); Nicholas Maes's Old Lacemaker (c. 1655); Gerard ter Borch's Woman Writing a Letter (c. 1655); Jan Steen's Girl Eating Oysters (c. 1658–60) and "As the Old Sing, So Pipe the Young" (c. 1665); Jacob van Ruisdael's View of Haarlem with Bleaching Grounds (c. 1670–75); and Adriaen Coorte's Still Life with Five Apricots (1704).
The exhibition in New York ― accompanied by a catalogue and a series of public programs and select evening hours ― was coordinated by Margaret Iacono, Assistant Curator at the Frick. The works were selected by Edwin Buijsen, Head of Collections at the Mauritshuis, and Colin B. Bailey, former Frick Deputy Director and Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator.


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Trampled Under Foot: The Diversity Industry's Attack On Traditional Canadian Identity
Trampled Under Foot: The Diversity Industry's Attack On Traditional Canadian Identity
by Brad Salzberg, November 2015
Canadian history informs us that our country was founded in the year 1867, but you would never know it by our nation's leading advocates of ethnic and cultural diversity. For these folks— a loose affiliation of government-supported immigration and multiculturalism organizations—our nation may as well have been founded in 1988, the year the Multicultural Act of Canada first came into existence.
At the time, few understood the true impact of this piece of legislation, and in many respects this continues to be the case. How many Canadians are aware, for example, that for purposes of promoting the cultures of the nations from which they came, 20 billion tax payer dollars have been handed to our largest, wealthiest, and best politically organized "ethnic" communities?
Considering the multi-faceted effect of this policy, however, the financial aspect is not the worst of it. Indeed, it nearly pales in comparison to how multiculturalism has become as weapon to denigrate and disempower the descendants of the founders of our nation—Canadians of European heritage.
How can this be? For decades Canadians have been informed by government and media of the virtues and social benefits of multiculturalism. Has something gone wrong in Canada's collective journey toward a multi-ethnic utopia?
It darn well has, and if allowed to continue unabated, it will spell the end of Canada as it was defined by the founders of our nation.
Diversity in Canada is not simply a theory, or belief system. It is a fully functioning industry, employing thousands of people working to re-write our history, and redefine our nation. Each day, our leading academics, civil rights lawyers, as well as immigration and multicultural organizations, utilize our tax dollars to transform our nation from an English and French cultural foundation to a borderless, globalist nation-state. Lobbying for increased third world immigration, playing the sympathy card regarding Middle Eastern refugees—these forces are all about the "other"— namely, the never-ending struggles and needs of non-Canadians.
A quintessential embodiment of this form of pseudo-Canadian is Ryerson University alumni Ratna Omidvar. With a posse of strategic government contacts at her disposal, Omidvar is on a mission not only to fill our nation with as many unproductive, needy third world immigrants as possible, but more insidiously, to dedicate herself to the fine art of disparaging Canadians of European origin—also known as white people.
In positing thought-provoking questions such as "Why is it your board still looks like old Canada?," Omidvar wants traditional Canadians to clean out their desks and offer up their work cubicles to "new Canada"— meaning new arrivals, immigrants, refugees and so-called "minorities."
Never mind the issue of who is best qualified for the job. This is not Omidvar's concern. Why would it be, when for thirty years she has been a leading advocate of the policy of Family Reunification— a program which has brought hundreds of thousands of non-productive, elderly third world migrants to Canada. This, in spite of the fact that a study from two leading Canadian economists informs us this policy has led to a multi-billion dollar economic loss[Canada And The Welfare State, Grady & Grubel 2011].
In 2014, Omidvar, together with various tax payer-funded multicultural organizations, launched a program called DiverseCity Onboard, dedicated to the concept of placing so-called "minorities" into government office. What are the ramifications of such an initiative? Considering there are a finite number of seats in Parliament— 338 at present—this means for every "ethnic" Canadian elected as MP, a "non-ethnic"— meaning white Canadian, would be removed from Parliament. Is this an example of fairness and equality for all Canadians? Not likely. In fact, the initiative is nothing less than a piece of social engineering undermining the true spirit of democratic process in our country. Then again, our diversity industry has never cared much for democracy, let alone the fiscal health of our nation.
Clearly, people like Omidvar and her various organizations— DiverseCity Onboard, Lifeline Syria and Global Diversity Exchange in particular, have shown our country their true priorities: non-Canadians, refugees and third world immigrants first, Canadians of European origin "at the back of the bus."
Naturally, with the Syrian refugee crisis at hand, Omidvar and her minions are on a mission to import these people into Canada as fast as can be accomplished. Writing in the Globe & Mail that we must get refugees into Toronto "as soon as possible," Omidvar is not one to place high priority on the security of Canadian citizens. To her way of thinking, the problems of Middle Eastern refugees take precedence over the safety of thirty-five million Canadians. Such is way of "Multicult" Canada.
So, after all the pushing, victim-card playing, disparaging of traditional Canadians, as well as a program to remove whites from leadership positions in business and government, what has become of Ryerson University Alumni Ratna Omidvar? In typical, or even comical fashion, she has been given the Order of Canada!
Canadians with common sense—the few of us remaining after a thirty year propaganda campaign of political correctness— can only shake our heads in wonder as to the fate of our nation. Will Omidvar, Lifeline Syria, and Canada's Diversity Industry succeed in shaming our nation into submission? Will their victimhood mentality and playing of the "race card' finally bring traditional Canada to its knees? It remains to be seen, however one thing is for certain— for Canadians of European heritage, our silence is their success.


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Hello beautiful people!
So as promised, this is my first installment of the "What I Learned in High School" series!
Today's piece of wisdom: Do not invest all of yourself into one or two people.
This is probably going to sound pretty cold and possibly even pessimistic, but from my personal experience, this may be one of the most important piece of advice in this series. (This can totally apply to any age group!) If you have a super duper close friend, and you've been close since the beginning of time and you feel like you'd never get sick of them, that's sincerely great! But make sure that you do not become completely dependent on that one person. Make friends with others too, enough that if you are in a hypothetical situation where your bestie is sick and gone for a week, you wouldn't be lonely and could have fun with others too. I'm saying this out of pure consideration for you, who is reading this.
This is going to be a pretty personal story, and it's a little hard for me to share, but I hope it can convey the importance of this!
I had been absolute best friends with this one girl, let's call her… Amanda, just for confidentiality's sake– since the 7th grade. We were basically the same person. We did everything together, were attached at the hip, and our similarities were astounding. Perhaps you've had/have a friend like this and can relate! This kind of friendship is truly a one-in-a-million opportunity, and often can be a huge source of happiness or purpose for someone. We depended on each other, confided in one another, and were honestly closer than sisters. With that being said, I'm sure you can guess where this anecdote is headed…
You guessed it! I started noticing striking differences between us after our junior year in high school. I tried really hard to understand them, somehow make them seem trivial compared to the years of friendship we had behind us. As dramatic as it may sound, the distance between us was far too blatant to be ignored, and I was hurt in many ways when I quickly saw our long-term friendship come to a dead end.
Now here comes the "naggy" part.
I had a terrible Senior year as a result of this. Since our friendship disintegrated the summer before my final year in high school, and I had foolishly invested all of my time and care into just that one friend alone, I went back into a school filled with 2,000 strangers and had never felt so alone. Of course I had a few other friends, but they were the kind that I couldn't really strike up long conversations with; just the casual "hey" when we passed each other in the halls.
If you're wondering why I couldn't just make new friends, I had developed severe trust issues because of one of the incidents (I can't really talk about) that I had with "Amanda," and therefore it was even harder for me to try and expand my social circle.
WHEW! That was super long for me… if you've read this far, congratulations & thank you!
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When Ava accidentally enslaves a human while saving him from a vampire, she realises she has to look for help setting him free. Despite her misgivings, she expands her world but finds herself dragged into a possible vampire civil war. With the help of some new friends with ambiguous loyalties, she tries to find a way to keep her human, and herself, alive.
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My dad was the district attorney of New Orleans for about 30 years. And when he opened his campaign headquarters back in the early '70s, when I was 5 years old, my mother wanted me to play the national anthem. And they got an upright piano on the back of a flatbed truck and I played it.
I'm looking at [my daughter] right now. To think that I am her dad is the greatest honor in the world. She's an amazing kid. We have a great relationship and she is one of my closest friends. I seek her advice. I like to know what she thinks about things, and she's helped me through some really tough times. I just look forward to years of developing that relationship.
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Frances. You can't expect me to just float away now can you? I'm part of your life, you know me. They can't intercept my letters, you always get them. You got this one didn't you, because I put it right in your mailbox. You'll always get my letters, and if I find that you don't get them, if you don't read them, then I will send that letter to Chrisy.
I don't want anything Frances. You already give me everything I want. Please Frances, stay with me. I won't leave.
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One of my MSL co-horts, Matt Carter (afore-mentioned guy in charge of working with product groups to align the training and certifications we develop with release of technologies…) was telling me yesterday that he, too, had a surprising restroom experience (see my earlier post), wherein a lady came out of the men's room. It turns out, there could be good reason for this:
The conference center had to repurpose most of the women's rooms to accomodate the huge skew toward male attendees, so they had to find lots of mens' restroom signs to put over the ladies' signs. It turns out they don't all match, so some of the impromptu men's signs might look like ladies wearing pants. Having said that, I accidentally used the men's room at a restaurant last night, very clearly signed and in another part of town where no restrooms were repurposed. I still blame the conference center.


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Global cuisine: Around the world in 18 dishes
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Curries simmering in huge vats, each pan the shade of a season. Crepes browning on griddles, flipped and smeared with molten chocolate. Tempting cries at the Jemaa el-Fnaa as spiced chicken is slapped onto searing grill plates. Eating is surely one of the greatest pleasures of travel.
When you can't enjoy the luxury of strolling from patisserie to paelleria, pouring international influences into your cooking is the tastiest way to banish gastronomic monotony. For inspiration, Culinary Journeys asked the social community around the globe to tell us what they are eating for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The results are a mouth-watering smorgasboard that will undoubtedly tickle your taste buds.
We selected our favorites from the hundreds of submissions received.
In West Africa, garri is a popular foodstuff made out of dried and mashed cassava, which can be fried and pounded into a fine flour. UK-based Nigerian food blogger Chioma Ikejiofor bakes garri in oil, honey and vanilla extract before mixing it with raisins and nuts for a healthy "garrinola" to start her children's day.
Meanwhile Frankfurt-based Instagrammer Michaela Thai is delightfully adapting the Middle Eastern favorite shakshuka with leftover chicken -- adding tinned tomatoes, paprika, chili and egg to the shredded meat and roast veg.
Design kudos goes to Tai Thonglert from Chiang Mai, Thailand, who arranged her vegan breakfast into enviable rainbow strips. Not many of us would look to tomatoes and pumpkin for our morning meal, but Tai marries them with peanuts, raisins, black sesame and riceberry -- a cross-breed of Thai rice with a dark violet grain, which creates a new variety said to be high in antioxidants and iron.
You're not the only one who spends all morning thinking about lunch.
From Vancouver, blogger Pearlsa Bintomani sent in a picture of her homemade chickpea stew, following up her contribution with a recipe-laden email too.
"Heat olive oil in a saucepan, add one diced red onion, two cloves minced garlic; saute for three minutes. Add Ras el Hanout, cumin and turmeric (a teaspoon each); saute for about two minutes. Add a tablespoon of harissa paste, a cup of chopped tomatoes; cover and cook until tomatoes melt into a sauce. Add two cups cooked chickpeas, salt and pepper to taste. Reduce heat and simmer for another six minutes, allowing ingredients to marry."
"The first day we garnished with parsley and ate it with baguette. The next day we had the leftovers with basmati rice," she wrote.
Heading east to Hong Kong, food-loving couple Gabriella Zanzanaini and Nicolas Petit, who blog their culinary adventures at The Funnelogy Channel, made a healthy yet irresistible vegetarian donburi, completed with that killer of finishing touches -- "a just-there runny egg."
Back west to Colorado, Tejana chef Yvette Marquez's colorful enchiladas got us hankering for a taste of Mexico. From empanadas to champurrado (a warm, thick chocolate drink often served with churros), her YouTube channel is a great introduction to Latin cooking.
Whether it's hummus, wraps, halloumi or shish, Middle Eastern foods have long cemented their spot in global appetites. Sawsan Abu Farha is a Palestinian expat living in the U.A.E., who blogs about her homeland's cuisine.
She says her recipe for restaurant classic shish tawook chicken skewers is so good, "we don't order it when we eat out anymore." Try the punchy marinade of yoghurt, garlic, paprika and mustard to tenderize succulent chicken.
Staying with chicken -- popular across cultures and efficient to farm, it is set to overtake pork as the world's favorite meat. But tired of your usual chicken dish? Spice things up with this recipe from Ghanaian food blogger Jay Gyebi, who whetted our palates with her barbecued chicken wings. You can even make a cheat BBQ sauce by mixing ketchup, sugar, honey and soya sauce.
Crossing continents and cultures, we're ending our Culinary Journey in Assam, northeastern India. Though famed for its strong, dark tea, Instagrammer Rukmini Baruah got our attention with this colorful array of traditional dishes -- vegetable, fruit and meat curries served on a beautiful bell metal plate. Why not let your stomach decide your next holiday destination?


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4752 Forest Creek Drive, Kalamazoo 49009
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Fantastic 1 1/2 -Story walkout on scenic 1-acre wooded lot in Forest Creek neighborhood! Exceptional backyard privacy, plus excellent curb appeal. Great Room w/volume ceilings, stone FP, wood floors & gorgeous windows w/backyard view. Kitchen features rich, raised-panel cherry cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, abundant counter space-including snack bar & ceramic tile flooring. Adjacent dining area w/slider to expansive deck. Convenient main floor laundry room w/cabinetry (washer/dryer included), plus mud room area & half bath off garage. Sharp main floor Master Suite is complete w/double sink vanity, jetted tub/separate shower & walk-in closet. Secondary bedrooms are serviced by full family bath w/double sinks. Walkout level offers spacious family room, 4th BR,
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- Sold
- Address
- 4752 Forest Creek Drive
- City
- Kalamazoo
- Zip
- 49009
- County
- Kalamazoo
- Township
- Oshtemo Twp
- Total Finished SqFt
- 2,780
- Above Grade SqFt
- 1,782
- Garage Desc.
- 2, Attached
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- Sewer
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- Year Built
- 2000
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- $4,604
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- Bedroom2
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- Bedroom4
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Christopher Dorner refuses to die, or at the least the idea of the former La Palma resident and rogue ex-LAPD cop won't go away. Witness the sad events taking place in Ferguson, Missouri, where the police shooting of an unarmed 18-year-old fellow has led to much unrest--and Twitter call backs to Dorner, who posted a ranting manifesto about racism on social media before murdering his first victims, an Irvine couple.
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It was Friday so I didn't have Izzy. I woke up around 8, which sucked since I went to bed at 2. I got up and showered, got ready and ate breakfast. I figured nate wasn't up so I didn't text him. It was only 9:30 when I was done, so I got on my computer. Nothing was new on face book so I logged onto twitter. My best friend from germany, Lena, was on.
Me: Hey!
Lena: Omg! I cant believe it, I haven't talked to you in freaking forever! How are you?
Me: Im wonderful!:) how about you?
Lena: im pretty good. Friend drama as usual!
Me: haha! Some things never change!
Lena: ik right! So anything new lately? Any boys?
Me: haha actually there is only one!
Lena: seriously? Who? R u 2 dating?
So I told her everything. She was so happy and she really wanted to meet him. So later in the week we were going to skype. We talked for a little while, but I told her I had company coming over soon so we promised to talk the next day and signed off. 5 minutes later Maybelee was there. Once we got talking we couldn't stop. She could only stay for a couple hours, which was ok because I wanted to go see Nate for a while too. We talked about what we had done all summer, boys, family, and I even brought up what had even happened the night before.
Me: oh my god Maybelee, you scared me, why didn't you tell me you were going to give the best friend talk? I thought you didn't like him.
Maybelee: Haha! I couldn't act like I was mad and give the talk with you sitting there…
Me: so! You could of told me. But he did pass the test so I guess it worked.
Maybelee: EXACTLY don't be mad.
I wasn't mad; I just would like to have known. We hung out for a while longer. When she left me I texted Jesse.
Me: Hey! Is Nate home?
Jesse: Ya, why are you asking me? text him yourself!
Me: Don't tell him I texted you! I wanna surprise him.
Jesse: Fine! You owe me.
Me: Fine I will make it up later. Where is he?
Jesse: In his room.
Me. Thx!
When I got to their house, I walked in the front door and found Jesse in the living room. He pointed to his room. I tip toed over to his door and very slowly opened the door. When I peeked my head in, he was sleeping. Jesse, Mitch, Roxy, and their mom had all warned me that if you went into his room and woke him up, you were in for it! But I couldn't help it, he's lying here, completely asleep, I had to wake him up. So I snuck into the kitchen and found a pan and a spoon and headed back.
"Oh my god you're going to die! Haha! Good luck!" Jesse said as I was heading back.
When I got in there I got up on the bed, luckily not waking him. Then I started jumping and hitting the pan, yelling "wake up!" really loudly! He had been laying on his stomach so when he started to wake up he was yelling shut up! Not realizing it was me till he turned over.
When he did, I saw a playful glint in his eyes so I jumped off the bed and ran for the door, just barely missing his hands. He chased me all over the house, by the time I hit the front door I had already dropped the pan and spoon. I opened the door and ran out it and shutting it behind me. That didn't stop him though, he chased me all the way to the park, when we got there he tackled me and pinned me to the ground. We were both breathing hard from running and we were laughing.
"weren't you warned not to wake me up?" he asked with a grin on his face.
"Oh, I was warned! Haha but you looked like you needed to be woke up by me pounding on a pan with a spoon. Haha, I though you would enjoy it." I said, still laughing. We sat there staring into each others eyes, smiling. Slowly he started lowering his lips to mine. The kiss was sweet and made me melt right into him. After a while, he got up and helped me up. We walked hand in hand all the way back to his house. Jesse didn't say anything when we got back, he just laughed to himself. When his mom got home she made us dinner and after we watched T.V. After we went and laid in his bed and talked, we ended up falling asleep.
When I woke up the next morning I went out into the kitchen and found Nate's mom drinking coffee. When she saw me she smiled and grabbed a cup for me.
"I called your parents for you last night. You two just looked so cute laying there I couldn't wake you up. I told them you fell asleep and made sure it was ok." She tells me.
"Ohhhh! Thank you!" I said, smiling into my coffee. "Oh and I called all of Nate's friends and those phone numbers you gave me. Everyone said they could come." I told her. We had been planning this birthday party for weeks now and he still had no idea. One more week and my boyfriend would be a legal adult. We talked about the party plans for a while, then she said she was running to the store to get groceries and some stuff for the party. When she left I filled my cup up with more creamer and went to go watch some tv since no one was up yet. Roxy and Mitch were the first to get up, they didn't say anything when they saw me. Just grabbed a bowl of cereal and came and sat next to me to watch tv. When they finished eating, I got a brilliant idea to repay Jesse. I had the kids go get two pitcher of ice water and a pan and spoon. I gave roxy the pan and spoon, Mitch and I got the ice water. Just as we were about to go in his room Nate walked out and caught us. He told us to hold on and went and got the video camera. I was going to count down from 3 when I got to zero Roxy was going to start banging the pan with the spoon and Mitch and I were going to dump the ice water on him. And then run as fast as freaking possible before he got us. As soon as we did it Jesse was up and cussing us out, he was so pissed off at us he chased us all over the house till we locked ourselves in Nate's room. It felt like we laughed forever, when it was safe we went and checked on Jesse. He looked at me and knew it was my devious plan, "What the Hell! What was that for?" I couldn't reply because is started laughing too hard. In the end jesse started laughing his butt off too! What he doesn't know is we posted it on facebook while we had locked ourselves in Nate's room. Ha Ha!


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Together Until the EndBy Rona Fernandez | September 1, 2007 | 0 comments
My Mexican-American friends joke that Mexican families always ride 10-people deep in a compact car. Jokes like that remind me of two cultural traits that Mexican-Americans share with my Filipino-American family: size and togetherness.
I had a powerful experience involving these traits several years ago, when my adopted grandmother fell ill. Mama Hely had first been my babysitter when I was a child, but over the years I stayed close with her and her family. When she was hospitalized at the age of 71 for liver failure, we all rushed to care for her.
One day, I was sitting with my Mama as she slept. I noticed a woman lying in bed on the other side of the hospital curtain, alone. My Mama was never alone. Up to six people would be in the room with her, 24-7. She never woke up alone, never had a stranger feed her, take her to the bathroom, or for a walk.
The other woman was white, probably also in her 70s. Only once did she have a visitor: A few minutes into my watch a man came in, perhaps a son or nephew. He sat with her, watching TV. I don't remember them talking much, if at all. Half an hour later, he left.
When the doctors hospitalized my Mama, they gave her a year to live, but she lived nearly two more than that. I'm convinced that the care she received from people she knew and loved was a major reason why she lived so long.
As someone who's struggled with the contradictions between my Filipino and American identities—between the sometimes stifling togetherness of my Filipino family and my American worship of rugged individualism—Mama Hely's death helped me realize that my hybridized cultural experience is both a boon and blessing, combining independence and tradition. It's an experience shared by many immigrant groups.
And my Mama didn't die alone in a hospital room but in her home, surrounded by her husband, children, and extended family, including me. When it's my turn to go, I want to die like that.
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King's Cross area guide
Discover the best restaurants, pubs and bars in King's Cross
King's Cross may best be known for King's Cross and St Pancras stations, but there is much more to the area than trains and platforms. Regeneration in the 1990s has seen the area flourish. The bars and pubs range from traditional to achingly hip, and the restaurants feature everything from British to Ethiopian cuisine. There are a host of other things to do as well, with outstanding clubs, music venues and museums nearby, all of which makes King's Cross a destination in its own right.
What are your favourite King's Cross haunts? Let us know in the comments.
Eating and drinking in King's Cross
King's Cross restaurants
Going out for a meal in King's Cross should be so much more than grabbing something at a station stall before catching your train, though you'll need to know where you're heading to find something special. This list of recommended restaurants near King's Cross St Pancras will help. Think we've missed a great restaurant in King's Cross? Let us know in the comment box below.
King's Cross bars and pubs
After decades of being a hub for travellers, King's Cross is becoming a destination in its own right. Case in point: the number of bars and pubs in the area. Bar Pepito it an Andalucían sherry bar and VOC is modelled on a seventeenth-century punch house. Think we've missed a great drinking spot in King's Cross? Let us know in the comment box below.
King's Cross highlights
British Library
A copy of every publication produced in the UK and Ireland is sent to The British Library – an institute that has amassed a collection of more than 150 million items and adds some 3 million new items each year. The public can apply for access to the reading rooms, or simply explore the permanent and temporary exhibits in the John Ritblat Gallery. Here, some of the most famous written and printed items in the world are displayed, and you might see the Lindisfarne Gospels, Shakespeare's first Folio, Handel's Messiah, the Gutenberg Bible, drafts of the Magna Carta and the Beatles' manuscripts. Discover more great things to do in King's Cross
Granary Square
Filled with choreographed fountains (1,080 water spouts, operating 8am-8pm daily, and lit in many colours at night), the square's terracing down to the canal is populated most sunny days. No wonder: there's a ready supply of students from Central Saint Martins, which in 2011 moved into the building behind- a sensitively and impressively converted, Grade II-listed 1850s industrial building. The square is also home to the House of Illustration – a gallery an education space dedicated to promoting and celebrating illustration. Discover more great things to do in King's Cross
London Canal Museum
The people, vessels, trade and wildlife of the capital's canals are explored in the London Canal Museum. The museum is housed in a former nineteenth-century ice warehouse, used by Carlo Gatti for his ice cream, and includes an exhibit on the little-known trade in ice imported from Norway and once stored in two huge wells beneath the museum. This is perhaps the most interesting part of the London Canal Museum; the collection looking at the history of the waterways and those who worked in them is rather sparse by comparison. The canalside walk from here to Camden Town is most enjoyable too.
Wellcome Collection
Sir Henry Wellcome, a pioneering 19th-century pharmacist, amassed a vast and idiosyncratic collection of implements and curios relating to the medical trade, now displayed here. In addition to these fascinating and often grisly items-ivory carvings of pregnant women, used guillotine blades, Napoleon's toothbrush- there are several serious works of modern art, most on display in a smaller room to one side of the main chamber of curiosities. The temporary exhibitions are often brilliant and come with all manner of associated events, from talks to walks. The Wellcome remains open while undergoing a £17.5 million development project, which will open up even more areas of the building to the public: in autumn 2014, it should reopen fully with a new second gallery and the 'Reading Room', which will be a combination of library, gallery and event space. Read more about The Wellcome Collection's weirdest exhibits
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King's Cross a destination in its own right.
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The name of this Chinese restaurant in Hammersmith gives a bit of a clue as to what it's all about: its speciality is dim sum, handmade each day by a chef with plenty of experience parcelling up parcels to be steamed (or baked). But it's not just about the dim sum. The menu also features crispy aromatic duck, salt and pepper squid, deep-fried soft shell crab, wonton soup, bok choi in garlic sauce and poached pork dumplings in chilli sauce soup. But if you want dim sum? Expect dim sum filled with things like sea bass and fennel, shrimp, peas and carrot, chives and prawn, Chinese mushroom and pork, radish, peanuts, chives and coriander. Steamed bao also feature, filled with braised pork, barbecued pork, pan-fried duck and salted egg yolk custard.


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After a three-year hiatus, 'Toys & Prices,' the go-to guide for toy collectors, returns with renewed focus, new categories and a new attitude, thanks to toymaster Mark Bellomo.
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Old Toy Soldier Auctions' event promises to be explosively exciting with 1,600 lots of soldiers and figurines from prominent toy collections set for sale.
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Collectors of toys, record albums and antique firearms are in for a treat, with the release of three new references from Krause Publications.
1896 "Little Duke" generating early estate sale excitement
A trio of estate is helping create an event not to miss, with several lots of period furniture, vintage jewelry, silver, antique toys, and coin-op machines May 11.
Ives Hippodrome clockwork toy may carry away $30,000 in live, online auction
A multimillion-dollar three-day dual auction extravaganza is planned Nov. 28-30, 2012, in Fairfield, Maine. The back-to-back cataloged auctions are filled with two full days of fine glass and lamps followed by toys, dolls, antique advertising, coin-op, music machines, salesman samples and more.
Rare music machine earns $120K in Mich. auction
A rare and desirable 1905 Wurlitzer Style 17 PianOrchestra in excellent working condition soared to $120,000 at a huge three-day auction held Oct. 5-7 by Showtime Auction Services.
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Cast iron Uncle Sam Chariot pull toy may bring $25,000
Fine European antique toys and train stations, plus an array of still and mechanical banks and toys from collectors Dr. James Laster and John Jirofsky headline the July 1, 2012 auction. Cast-iron American toys exhibiting particularly fine condition include a "super-mint" circa-1905 Uncle Sam Chariot, made by Kenton Hardware and retaining 99.5 percent of...
May 11-12 doll and toy auction boasts Marklin and Bing train rarities
A remarkable cross-category collection of vintage toy airplanes, three outstanding train collections and more than 400 lots of dolls and accessories will join a widely varied array of other fine toys to form the core of Morphy Auction's May 11-12. 2012 sale.
American Antique Toy & Coin-Op Show debuts in Connecticut
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Post breast reduction. Different sizes. Different shapes. Is this due to swelling? (Photo)
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3 weeks post op, some advices:
Thanks for sharing your concerns with us.
In my practice, after performing a BA I recommend to my patients to limit the movement of the arms for two weeks. After that, you can move your arms taking care and always with common sense. In this regard, it's not advisable to carry heavy weights to prevent the implant out of position, and allow the formation of the physiological capsule around the implant, also to avoid pain and breast swelling.
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The two breasts were not the same to begin with. At this point, you have to give it time to settle. Best of luck.
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When Donald Trump takes the oath of office on Jan. 20, he'll face an urgent and growing threat: America's vulnerability to cyberattack. Some progress has been made in fortifying the nation's digital defenses. But the U.S. is still alarmingly exposed as it leaps into the digital age. If the 45th president wants to make America great again, he needs to address this growing insecurity.
Three areas -- energy, telecommunications and finance -- are especially vital and vulnerable. The government must commit itself to defending them. And it must recognize that the risks posed to all three are increasing as more and more parts of our lives are connected to the internet.
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On the day after Donald Trump won the election, one of his campaign's advisers and endorsers made a prediction. "You are going to see a purging," retired Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin told Frank Gaffney on his "Secure Freedom Radio" podcast. Boykin predicted that Trump as president would purge "people inside the government that are known to have connections to the Muslim Brotherhood and its front groups and its entities here in America."
This kind of comment is expected from Boykin, one of the founders of the Army's elite Delta Force. When he served in Donald Rumsfeld's Pentagon during George W. Bush's administration, he boasted that his God was mightier than the one worshiped by Muslim terrorists. Since retiring from the Army, Boykin has been a leader of a movement fighting against what it calls a civilization jihad, a network of Muslim ideologues trying to take over American society.
Q: What does Donald Trump want?
A: More of everything.
His recent tweet regurgitation against Green Party loser Jill Stein's pursuit of a voter recount in Wisconsin, a state that narrowly went to him, was a twofer. First he blasted the recount as an unwarranted challenge to his presidential election. Then he charged that fraud accounted for the two million more popular votes cast for Hillary Clinton than for him.
Trump tweeted, "In addition to winning Electoral College in a landslide" -- his description of his 74-vote margin -- "I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." He offered no evidence whatever for the allegation, which he had picked up from some ultra-conservative websites and embraced as his own.
The recount sought by Stein, for which she says $5 million has been raised, presumably from Clinton and other anti-Trump diehards, could be extended to Michigan and Pennsylvania, two other states Trump won narrowly. But no fact-checkers have yet offered any substantiation of fraud or miscounting.
In what's likely to mark its final bout of nuclear diplomacy, the Obama administration secured unanimous passage Wednesday of a U.N. Security Council resolution meant to further choke North Korea's earnings in retaliation for developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
The resolution targets coal, North Korea's most lucrative export, slashing the amount it can sell by 60 percent from last year's levels. This is a big deal for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un; he will now face a $700 million shortfall in revenue compared to last year. The sanctions target other sources of income for Kim Jong Un's pariah state, including exports of silver, copper, and nickel - together worth about $100 million a year to the regime - and restrict Pyongyang's ability to ship workers abroad to raise profits from their labor. The resolution also bars the import of luxury items, like rugs and bone china sets, that cost respectively more than $500 or $1,000.
What the resolution doesn't do is inspire much optimism that Kim Jong Un will submit to multiple U.N. demands to destroy the regime's existing nuclear weapons and scrap its program to build more.
Abdul Razak Ali Artan was sitting alone at a red table outside Mendenhall Lab when I met him. It was a little before 6 p.m. on August 23, the first day of classes for the semester at Ohio State, and he was the first person I came across as I headed onto campus that evening.
That he was alone was primarily why I approached. I was on assignment for the Lantern, looking for students for a new feature in the student newspaper called "Humans of Ohio State." Several paragraphs and a photo profiling members of the campus community, introducing readers to different perspectives. I wanted to find someone who had a moment to talk that day; Artan would be the first such profile.
I found a thoughtful, engaged guy, a Muslim immigrant who wanted to spread understanding and awareness while expressing muted fears that U.S. society was becoming insular and fostering unfair stereotypes of his people. He was measured and intellectual, not angry or violent.
Modern American capitalism is not working for many Americans. That's why, no matter what your political leanings, fixing an economy that can no longer be counted on to create steady, well-paying jobs for all has to be our top priority.
Whether you were heartened or heartbroken by the election results, millions of American voters have made one thing clear: There is a widespread belief that our once great institutions are unable, or at least unwilling, to work together to address today's economic challenges.
Job creation has continued for 73 straight months. Wages are beginning to rise. Still, the populist tide we've seen all year is fueled by Americans who continue to white-knuckle it every day, believing they are just one or two paychecks away from disaster. Indeed, too many of them are.
Democrats and Republicans in Washington largely have failed to respond adequately to the seismic shifts that have been occurring for some time across our economy, many of them triggered by increased automation and global, competitive pressures.
Sure, you can buy your uncle a necktie that he won't wear, or your niece an Amazon certificate that she'll forget to use. Or you can help remove shrapnel from an injured child in Syria, or assist students at risk of genocide in South Sudan.
The major aid organizations have special catalogs this time of year: You can buy an alpaca for a family for $150 at Heifer International, help educate a girl for $75 at Save the Children or help extend a much-admired microsavings program for $25 at Care. But this year my annual holiday gift list is special. I've tied some items to the election of Donald Trump, and I've looked for organizations that you may not have heard of:
— One battle over the coming four years will involve family planning, because of Republican efforts to defund Title X family planning programs and repeal Obamacare, which provides free birth control. So consider a donation to one of the most effective counterforces: the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, thenationalcampaign.org.
Should political candidates appeal to particular racial, ethnic or gender groups? Or should they broaden their message to appeal to all groups?
Such are the questions that presidential campaigns ask themselves in the circular firing squad of blame and finger-pointing that follow a big loss.
Four years ago, the big word for Republicans after President Barack Obama's re-election was "diversity." After losing the popular vote in five of the previous six presidential elections, the Republican National Committee's "autopsy" report called for aggressive outreach to blacks, Hispanics, Asians and other growing nonwhite demographic groups that were not voting much for Republicans.
Alas, that outreach approach evaporated with the Grand Old Party's nomination of Donald Trump. Result: The GOP now has lost the popular vote in six of the past seven elections -- and yet bagged enough electoral votes to win the White House this year.
Amid the climate of disbelief and fear among Democrats following Donald Trump's election, a fascinating debate has broken out about what's called "identity politics" on the left, "political correctness" by the right.
And about damn time, I say. The kind of race- and gender-based moral bullying prevalent on many college campuses and in certain media outlets has been extremely damaging to the Democratic Party.
My only fear is that the argument will be too polite. Sometimes, people just need to get smacked right between the eyes. Anyway, the whole thing was started by an essay in The New York Times by Columbia University historian Mark Lilla called "The End of Identity Liberalism."
"In recent years," Lilla writes, "American liberalism has slipped into a kind of moral panic about racial, gender and sexual identity that has distorted liberalism's message and prevented it from becoming a unifying force capable of governing." Instead of the Democratic Party's core message of inclusion -- all for one, and one for all -- we're fed a seemingly endless list of grievances and a litany of blame.
For the first time since being elected president three weeks ago, Donald Trump on Wednesday appeared to acknowledge major concerns about potential conflicts of interest between his presidency and his vast business empire.
In a series of tweets, Trump didn't provide much detail about his plans except to say that he'll hold a press conference -- with his children alongside him, importantly -- on Dec. 15, and that "legal documents are being crafted which take me completely out of business operations." Trump's tweeets:
"I will be holding a major news conference in New York City with my children on December 15 to discuss the fact that I will be leaving my . . .
"great business in total in order to fully focus on running the country in order to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! While I am not mandated to . . .
"do this under the law, I feel it is visually important, as President, to in no way have a conflict of interest with my various businesses. . .
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May 10, 2013 |
Last year, we found out that almost 50 per cent of exhibitors at Marketing Week Live offered giveaways versus only 10 per cent who used integrated social media.
With more than half of goodie giveaways being confectionery, we're now answering how exhibitors can include 'considered' content to eat into the competition for this year's event.
Check out the full exhibition statistics from Marketing Week Live 2012 here.
Here are Nimlok's top 5 considerations when integrating digital into stand design.
Integration is key – with 'integrated digital' the first word is one that is often overlooked. Digital tools won't work if they are simply an add-on at the last stage of the planning process and doing it for the sake of it isn't going to win visitors or business leads. It can provide an excellent focal point to your stand, or it can satisfy a specific purpose that doesn't have to be the main event. What's important is to set your exhibit objectives first and then consider how digital can best meet these.
What's the platform – consider the practical elements. Make sure the technology can run (do you need internet connections?) If most visitors will be wandering around with iPads, building a game in flash won't appeal (or indeed, work). Consider where the game, quiz, survey, or other engagement tool will fit within your stand space and design. For example, if you've a large space a Wii might work but with a small space, touchscreen technology might be the way forward. It sounds common sense, but the platform is crucial. Once you know WHAT you want to show scope out the 'HOW do I best do that.'
Think about the audience – It's important to keep in mind who you're trying to engage and how. At an exhibition you have a captive audience so you need to have planned out how you're asking them to engage with you and what you expect back from them in return. Digital is a strong way of capturing information and lead generation and in a face to face environment people may offer information that they'd sometimes shy away from disclosing. So maximise the face to face visitor experience, make sure your visitors remember you and continue those conversations post event using the intelligence you've already captured.
Bang for your buck – Whilst digital engagement tools don't come cheap they can great give fantastic long term value and increase ROI dramatically. Consider whether the tool can be used across multiple exhibitions as part of a schedule, or as part of a campaign series to deliver better value for money. Or perhaps it could be used on a website post event. It's proven that digital engagement is a great way to capture data and the longer this is done the better use of budget.
Campaign kudos – Your exhibiting strategy is key so make sure you create a compelling marketing communications campaign around it. Make the most of your digital investment through pre-show, during and post-show promotion. E-shots, advertising and PR are a basic starting point, but think about all on-line and off-line mediums. Social media with live tweeting and hashtags, blogs, videos and Facebook photos can help create a memorable experience even for people who can't make the show so it's important to promote digital engagement outside the exhibition hall and draw in a wider audience. The reach is enormous! It's all about maximising meaningful brand exposure and return on investment. A rounded campaign will result in both.
Marketing Week Live will be held on 26th and 27th of June 2013 at the Grand Hall Olympia in London. Nimlok will be at stand B130.


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What scan errors are you receiving?
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Please have a look at this: http:/
Not only can Spiceworks scan your hardware assets, it can also scan your software. You will be able to see all software installed, hotfix information, and services.
- Software: Spiceworks uses Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) to gather detailed information about the software installed on your computers. The remote registry hives HKLM/Software/Microsoft/WINDOWS/CurrentVersion/Uninstall and HKLM/Software/Wow6432Node/Microsoft/WINDOWS/CurrentVersion/Uninstall are used in order to obtain data.
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Energetic young girl knocks loudly on front door and states she is in a contest against some boys that will be following her later, to earn points to win a trip to Italy to continue her education.
She even mentioned she was going into communications/some type of broadcasting. she said she lived down the street in a mobile home park with her sick, elderly grandparents and had just made their dinner before embarking on her trip to canvas the neighborhood for this contest.
A way to help her earn points was to purchase magazines. The least expensive being $24.00.
These kids are obviously coached on every detail and are very persausive.
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iYogi destroyed one computer by not knowing the program they were running would damage my hardware.
I could see the warning, but they ignored it. I had a contract on two computers. When I told them I no longer wanted their service, my second computer immediately would no longer allow Microsoft Professional Office and Home function. I critical item was removed from the computer and it could not be re-installed.
After many months, iYogi notified me that they were returning $110 to me. That was October, 2013.
Not having received the money credited to either of my accounts, I contacted them. They said they credited it to either a credit card ending in xxxx or credit card ending in xxxx. Both cards that had been canceled due to attempts of fraudulent use. They cannot tell me the entire cc numbers or the bank that issued the card.
After four months of haggling with them, they advise me that that they don't know which account they credited or wihich bank was involved and there is nothing more they can do. "Their finance dept. doesn' accept calls from customers and will not discuss it with me and that it is up to me to find out where the money is as they can do no more."
Warning..do not do business with this company. You will risk your money and your computer.
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"Era of Men's Finery", a small domed trunk-shaped leather box holding four double cased glass bottles. Each bottle with original gold plated corked cap, silver plate screw top and glass perfume stopper. Leather trunk with wonderful aged patina and nice graining, dome lined inside with brown silk, base with white leather, Circa 1910; Size: 4 3/4" wide x 2" deep x 3" tall. Original vintage condition with character, leather closure re-attached, minor marks, minor wear to plate.


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Houston's ozone standard is significantly better than it was just three years ago, but the state's top environmental official says the region still has a staggering task ahead to meet federal ozone standards. Houston Public Radio's Laurie Johnson reports.
Since the 1960s, the federal air quality standards and the deadlines to meet those standards have been changing. They changed again last year and right now, the Houston-Galveston region is under the gun to bring ozone levels down to federal eight-hour standards by the year 2010. The current ozone level is 97 parts per billion. The legal limit is 85 parts per billion. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Chair Kathleen Hartnett White says the new eight-hour standard is a much more difficult and stringent standard to meet.
"The attainment date is 2010 but that means controls must be in place in 2009. The state will adopt the plan and the controls that will aim at that date next summer, working on them right now, a tremendous challenge."
The TCEQ conducted models to see what reductions would be required to meet the new standard. One model they ran showed that even eliminating the Houston Ship Channel would not result in attainment. White says the petro-chemical industry accounts for 34 percent of total ozone emissions, and 56 percent comes from mobil sources.
"There's good news here because finally, the federal controls on mobil sources are on the horizon. New engine standards, fuel to some extent, but predominantly new engine standards. And we have modeled what that will mean for this area and it's major."
While mobil reductions will go a long way in helping the region reach attainment, the reductions won't be in place in time for the 2010 deadline. So White says the state plans to offer what she calls a novel plan: to be brutally honest with the EPA about the state's inability to comply within the designated time frame.
"I intend to submit all the controls that are practically feasible by 2010, all that can be done as fast as possible that is feasible. There are ways for us to do this and I think it's the best foot forward, we do as much as we possibly can but we really draw stark attention to the fact that we must have mobil source reductions and not merely industrial reductions for this state to reach the ozone standard."
White calls this one of the greatest challenges for Houston's environment and economy and says attainment is still significantly distant, but not impossible. White made her remarks to industry and business members of the Greater Houston Partnership. Laurie Johnson Houston Public Radio News.


text: MCHENRY, Ill., Jan. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Follett Software Company's market leading Destiny Library Manager software product for K-12 schools and districts is playing a key role in a program that by 2015 will provide all 1.1 million New York City public school students with direct access to 17 million books and other informational learning materials. MyLibraryNYC is an initiative undertaken by the New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) in conjunction with the New York, Brooklyn, and Queens public libraries, and has been called by the mayor of New York City "a great example of the public and private sectors coming together to invest in our children and the city's future." NYCDOE is a major Destiny Library Manager customer with more than 700 of its public schools using the library management solution. As part of MyLibraryNYC, the Destiny system will help connect students and teachers to millions of digital and print resources, and to one another, through its link to BiblioCommons, the new search and social networking interface of the public library catalog. By 2015, MyLibraryNYC will provide digital access and school-site delivery to the more than 17 million books and informational resources available in the three libraries' collections. The MyLibraryNYC pilot first launched last year in a partnership between 86 schools and only the New York Public Library system. Surveys conducted after the pilot showed that nearly 90 percent of participating teachers said the program better equipped them to teach, and that students in the pilot were three times more likely to check out a book from their public library than those in non-participating schools. This year's expansion includes the Brooklyn and Queens public libraries. "Libraries are an indispensable asset to our students and the expansion of MyLibraryNYC will encourage reading and promote learning both inside and outside the classroom," said New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg during a recent news conference to announce the program's development. "This program is a great example of the public and private sectors coming together to invest in our children and city's future. "By expanding the volumes of our school libraries to include the collections of three of the largest public library systems in the country," Bloomberg continued, "we are increasing the opportunities for our students to meet the higher bar of the Common Core standards and graduate ready for college and careers."


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"For just reasons spouses may wish to space the birth of their children."… "Periodic continence that is the methods of birth regulation based on self-observation and the use of infertile periods is in conformity with the objective criteria of morality."… " 'every action which whether in anticipation of the conjugal act or in its accomplishment or in the development of its natural consequences proposes whether as an end or as a means to render procreation impossible is intrinsically evil'." (Catechism 2368 2370) Please indicate if you agree or disagree.
In a so-called free union a man and a woman refuse to give juridical and public form to a liaison involving sexual intimacy. The expression "free union" is fallacious: what can "union" mean when the partners make no commitment to one another each exhibiting a lack of trust in the other in himself or in the future? The expression covers a number of different situations: concubinage rejection of marriage as such or inability to make long-term commitments. All these situations offend against the dignity of marriage; they destroy the very idea of the family; they weaken the sense of fidelity. They are contrary to the moral law. The sexual act must take place exclusively within marriage. Outside of marriage it always constitutes a grave sin and excludes one from sacramental communion. Some today claim a "right to trial marriage" where there is an intention of getting married later. However firm the purpose of those who engage in premature sexual relations may be "the fact is that such liaisons can scarcely ensure mutual sincerity and fidelity in a relationship between a man and a woman nor especially can they protect it from inconstancy of desires or whim." Carnal union is morally legitimate only when a definitive community of life between a man and a woman has been established. Human love does not tolerate "trial marriages." It demands a total and definitive gift of persons to one another." (Catechism 2390 2391)
"Techniques that entail the dissociation of husband and wife by the intrusion of a person other than the couple (donation of sperm or ovum surrogate uterus) are gravely immoral. … Techniques involving only the married couple (homologous artificial insemination and fertilization) are perhaps less reprehensible yet remain morally unacceptable. They dissociate the sexual act from the procreative act. The act which brings the child into existence is no longer an act by which two persons give themselves to one another but one that 'entrust the life and identity of the embryo into the power of doctors and biologists and establishes the domination of technology over the origin and destiny of the human person. Such a relationship of domination is in itself contrary to the dignity and equality that must be common to parents and children'. … Only respect for the link between the meanings of the conjugal act and respect for the unity of the human being make possible procreation in conformity with the dignity of the person." (Catechism 2376 2377)
"From its conception the child has the right to life. Direct abortion that is abortion willed as an end or as a means is a "criminal" practice gravely contrary to the moral law. … Because it should be treated as a person from conception the embryo must be defended in its integrity cared for and healed like every other human being. (Catechism 2322 2324)
The church recognizes a validly contracted sacramental marriage as indissoluble. In therapeutic practice we are to presume the validity of a sacramental marriage "unless after examination of the situation by the competent ecclesiastical tribunal [the marriage is declared null i.e. that the marriage never existed in which case ] the contracting parties are free to [re]marry provided the natural obligations of a previous union are discharged." (Catechism 1629) "The separation of spouses while maintaining the marriage bond can be legitimate in certain cases provided for by canon law." (Catechism 1649) "The remarriage of persons divorced from a living lawful spouse contravenes the plan and law of God as taught by Christ. They are not separated from the Church but they cannot receive Eucharistic communion." (Catechism 1665)
"Intentional euthanasia whatever its forms or motives is murder. It is gravely contrary to the dignity of the human person and to the respect due to the living God his Creator." (Catechism 2324)
"Basing itself on Sacred Scripture which presents homosexual acts as acts of grave depravity tradition has always declared that 'homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered.' They are contrary to the natural law. They close the sexual act to the gift of life. They do not proceed from a genuine affective and sexual complementarily. Under no circumstances can they be approved. The number of men and women who have deep-seated homosexual tendencies is not negligible. They do not choose their homosexual condition; for most of them it is a trial. They must be accepted with respect compassion and sensitivity. Every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided. Homosexual persons are called to chastity. By the virtues of self-mastery that teach them inner freedom at times by the support of disinterested friendship by prayer and sacramental grace they can and should gradually and resolutely approach Christian perfection." (Catechism 2357 2358 2359)
New Age involves a fundamental belief in the perfectibility of the human person by means of a wide variety of techniques and therapies (as opposed to the Christian view of cooperation with divine grace). (22.214.171.124)
It is difficult to separate the individual elements of New Age religiosity – innocent though they may appear – from the overarching framework which permeates the whole thought-world on the New Age movement. The gnostic nature of this movement calls us to judge it in its entirety. From the point of view of Christian faith it is not possible to isolate some elements of New Age religiosity as acceptable to Christians while rejecting others.
The New Age concept of God is rather diffuse whereas the Christian concept is a very clear one. The New Age god is an impersonal energy really a particular extension or component of the cosmos; god in this sense is the life force or soul of the world. … Even when "God" is something outside myself it is there to be manipulated.
This is very different from the Christian understanding of God as the maker of heaven and earth and the source of all personal life… God is not identified with the Life-principle understood as the "Spirit" or "basic energy" of the cosmos but is that love which is absolutely different from the world and yet creatively present in everything and leading human beings to salvation. (Excerpted from "Jesus Christ the Bearer of the Water of Life: A Christian reflection on the "New Age". (Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue)).
Common New Age practices include the use of enneagrams labyrinths reiki healing yoga transcendental meditation healing by crystals psychic healing reflexolgoy tarot cards palm reading recourse to mediums and psychics fortune telling and contacting the dead. There are many other practices and techniques that go by various names that are variations of these basic practices and are similarly at odds with Christian faith and are therefore to be rejected.
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For my 2015 RAV4, the Maxliner Maxtray cargo liner is a perfect fit. It conforms to the shape of the cargo space. It was shipped in a box that required it to be rolled up in order to fit inside the container. However, once taken out of the box, it can be laid down to straighten out.