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Gender: Male
10 Favorite Bands:
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3. RedNex
4. Neurotic Fish
5. CruxShadows
6. Simon & Garfunkel
7. Disturbed
8. Collective Soul
9. Rose
10. Evanesence
10 Favorite Movies:
1. Matrix
2. Evil Dead 2
3. Army of Darkness
4. Spider-Man
5. Edward Scissor Hands
6. Nightmare Before Christmas
7. Practical Magic
8. Steel Magnolias (Don't laugh)
9. The Breakfast Club
10. Zieram the Animation
3 Favorite Authors:
1. Terry Goodkind (although he is a bit of an ass in person)
2. Stephen King
3. C.S. Lewis
--General Likes and Dislikes--
Likes: Gaming, Books, Clubbing, Beauty, Sketching, Role Playing, Hiking, Biking, SCUBA Diving
Dislikes: Stupidity
Drugs: Bad
Alcohol: Good in moderation
Abortion: Only if it means the birth would cause the mothers death, rape, or an equivlent situation
Women's Rights: Have at!
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John Lennon: Great man
Brian Setzer: Who?
Alaniss Morisette: Meh.
Nicole Ritchie: Who?
David Bowie: Rock!
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Dunwich Forest is a mixture of coniferous and broadleaved woodland and is accessible from Dunwich village and is a part of the Suffolk Coasts and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The forest links into some wonderful conservation areas of marshland and wetland and is great for walkers. North Dunwich Forest has a circular walk. Park either in the Newdelight Walks Car Park or the Hog's Grove Car Park and follow the waymarked trail.
Harvesting Operations
Dunwich Rewilding Project
Dunwich Forest is currently undergoing a process of 'rewilding' with a long term plan to recreate and regenerate the natural landscape that existed prior to the conifer plantations.
The managment of the forest is now a partnership between the Forestry Commission, Suffolk Wildlife Trust and RSBP, with the more northern area being managed by SWT and grazed by a herd of Dartmoor ponies.
The heathland habitat to the south is being managed by the RSPB. The area covered by heathland will increase as conifer crops are gradually harvested and areas of deciduous trees are allowed to revert to heather.
Lowland heath is one of the rarest of all Britain's wildlife habitats and is vital to the survival of many rare species of birds, reptiles and butterflies.
What do other visitors say?
2 StarsEd, 10/May/2017
Walked here with the dog at the weekend. Shocked to see it in this state. Parts of the wood is still nice (Westleton side) It was windy and cold where the trees had been taken down. Such a shame.
5 StarsNeil Mahler, 9/May/2017
I would imagine most of these ignorant comments are from dog walkers who like to let their dogs off the leads and run through the trees without being seen and told off.
These are the dogs which become lost resulting in the owner sticking 'Lost Dog' notices all over the place. The dogs end up spooking the deer who panic and get their heads stuck in fencing and are then at the mercy of the dogs and end up dying.
If the dog is not recovered they end up becoming hungry and kill sheep.
Now that the trees are being harvested (the reason they were planted in the first place) the dog owners do not like it because they can be more easily seen when they do not keep their dogs under control.
Lowland Heath is totally different to Moorland and is an extremely scarce habitat world wide of which the UK has some of the most in Europe (despite losing about 90% of it)
The Sandlings has always been a mosaic of heathlands which over the years has been lost to farming and forestry, military air bases, housing, and even supermarkets, horse riding events (Hollesley) and motorcycle scramble tracks (Blythburgh). Pig rearing is a more recent development.
Full marks to the Forestry Commission, RSPB and the SWT for what they are trying to achieve.
1 StarTim, 26/Mar/2017
Have to agree with Gwen you've destroyed the forest its more of a moody wood.
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A family of three in Georgia is now officially a family of 10 after a couple adopted seven siblings who spent nearly 1,400 days in foster care.
FoxNews.com reports that Jessaka Clark and her husband, Josh, met the seven in April 2016 after a case worker inquired if they would be interested in adopting the children.
The couple has nicknamed the siblings — Maria, Elizabet, Guillermo, Jason, Kristina, Katerin, and James — the "Super 7."
"My husband Josh and I both knew that we wanted to adopt children," Clark told Fox News in an email. "We had decided this before we even met each other."
"Josh has a heart for the thousands of children that don't have parents and knew he wanted to bring some of them into his home," she continued.
Clark said her parents inspired her to consider adoption. She grew up in New York watching them serve as foster parents to children, and she has two adopted brothers.
"They continue to have open doors to children who have aged out of foster care (most of whom were at the children's home they worked at) and give them a place to live and be loved while they go through difficult times in their lives," she said.
The Clarkes have a biological son named Noah. They said Noah had no problems welcoming his new brothers and sisters.
"When we told the children about getting a court date, Noah jumped up and down with them because he thought he was getting adopted as well," Clark said.
May is national Foster Care Month, and the Clarks want their story to shine a light on the need for adoption and foster parents in the United States.
A friend of the family launched a GoFundMe page to go toward a down payment on a bigger home for a family of 10 — and possibly 11.
That GoFundMe page says the Clarks "face a new challenge:"
"Their super 7 have a baby sister in foster care that they would like to adopt to keep all of them together. The problem is that they have to have more rooms in order to be able to take any more children into their home. They also feel that God has more children out there for them but they are limited by their house."


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Dr Oscar Roos graduated with an Honours degree in Law and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Melbourne in 1992 where he was awarded the Hearn Exhibition and the Supreme Court Prize for Jurisprudence. He was subsequently admitted to practise as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria in 1993 after completing his professional training at the Leo Cussen Institute where he won the Advocacy Award.
After graduating Oscar worked for the Commonwealth Public Service for two years before his appointment as Associate to Justice David Byrne of the Supreme Court of Victoria. After completing his Associateship Oscar worked for Victoria Legal Aid and then in 1999 he completed the Bar Readers' Course and signed the Roll of the Victorian Bar. As a Barrister Oscar practised mainly in criminal law, appearing for both prosecution and defence in summary and indictable jurisdictions.
In 2002 Oscar was awarded a Master of Laws from Monash University.
Oscar commenced working at Deakin in 2003 as an Associate Lecturer. He has taught in the areas of criminal law, criminal procedure, evidence, constitutional law and administrative law. His current research interests are legal philosophy, legal history, constitutional law and administrative law. Oscar's writing has been cited in Australia and overseas, including in the Melbourne University Law Review and in the Sydney Law Review, and numerous text books. The quality of Oscar's research was acknowledged by the Law Institute of Victoria in 2008 when he was runner-up in the Rodgers Legal Writing Award and by the School of Law when he was awarded a prize for outstanding research publication for 2013.
In 2015 Oscar completed a Doctor of Juridical Science at Monash University. His thesis was entitled 'Towards An Originalist Assessment of the Entrenchment of Judicial Review in the Australian States'. Two lengthy articles derived from his thesis were published in the prestigious Sydney Law Review in 2013 and the Public Law Review in 2015.
Oscar was promoted to the postion of Senior Lecturer on 1 January 2016.
Oscar is currently a non-practising member of the Victorian Bar, an Associate Member of the Law Institute of Victoria and a member of numerous academic and professional bodies including the Australian Association of Constitutional Law, the Australian Institute of Administrative Law and the Australian Society of Legal Philosophy.Read more on Oscar's profile
Research interests
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- Hearn Exhibition and the Supreme Court Prize for Jurisprudence
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Justice Barton and the demise of the inter-state commission in the Wheat Case (1915)
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(2016), pp. 20-38, Great Australian dissents, Cambridge, Eng., B1
An alternative (partial) justification for the holding in Kirk
Dr Oscar Roos
(2015), Vol. 26, pp. 111-125, Public law review, Pyrmont, N.S.W., C1
Accepted Doctrine at the Time of Federation and Kirk v Industrial Court of New South Wales
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(2013), Vol. 35, pp. 781-807, Sydney Law Review, Sydney, New South Wales, C1
Exploring the linkage between WTO dispute resolution and international human rights law
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(2012), Vol. 19, pp. 1-21, Currents : international trade law journal, Houston, Tex., C1
Beyond the separation of powers : judicial review and the regulatory proscription of terrorist organisations
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(2010), Vol. 35, pp. 81-118, University of Western Australia law review, Crawley, W.A., C1
Criminal priors & the right to be elected : the salutary tale of Ronald 'Bunna' Walsh
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(2009), Vol. 34, pp. 36-40, Alternative law journal, Melbourne, Vic., C1
Dr Oscar Roos
(2008), Vol. 82, pp. 46-49, Law Institute journal, Melbourne, Vic., C1
Alarmed, but not alert in the "war on terror"? The High Court, Thomas V Mowbray and the Defence Power
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(2008), Vol. 15, pp. 169-200, James Cook University Law Review, Townsville, Qld., C1
From labour's pain comes Labor's gain? The High Court's decision in the Work Choices case and the Commonwealth's corporations power
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(2007), Vol. 11, pp. 81-122, Southern Cross University law review, Lismore, N.S.W., C1
The trouble with woon: the selective answering of police questions and the right to pre-trial silence
Dr Oscar Roos
(2006), Vol. 3, pp. 1-29, University of New England law journal, Armidale, NSW, C1
Commonwealth legislative power and "non punitive" detention: a constitutional roadmap
Dr Oscar Roos
(2005), Vol. 1, pp. 142-158, High Court quarterly review, South Yarra, Vic., C1
The spectre of Browne v Dunn: criminal proceedings in the era of pre-trial disclosure
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(2005), Vol. April 2005, pp. 39-41, Law Institute journal, Melbourne, Vic., C1
Baker v The Queen & Fardon v Attorney General for the State of Queensland
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(2005), Vol. 10, pp. 271-282, Deakin law review, Geelong, Vic., C1
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Well, it happened. I've been tagged, by Rebecca at Adoption Cubed, one of the blogs I stalk, erm, follow. And I wasn't sure if I was gonna play, because I feel like a dork doing it and can't believe that I won't alienate what few readers I might have left. I mean, boring, eh? But then I felt like a child who picked up her marbles and stomped home. So, I may have lost my marbles, but here goes:
Odd facts about me:
1. I used to be a vaulter. Not a pole vaulter like the Olympics (c'mon...), but rather Horse Vaulting. Though horse vaulting was in the Olympics, ever so long ago! But when I was a kid I spent every Saturday morning and many afternoons, hanging around barns and rings, and lunging horses and then running beside them and then leaping onto their back. Once up, well, it was kind of like circus riding, but not so flashy. We did mild gymnastics up there. And it was scary and thrilling and hard and great fun. A little weird, not your standard kid sport, but I loved it. Man, that was a long time ago!
2. I have held many many jobs over the years, from the standard waitress (forever), to retail, to secretary, etc. But my most despised job was as a department store display gal. You'd think I would've loved it; it was supposedly artsy and creative and all. But no. It was numbing and just oddly dreadful. I didn't last long there. Maybe because I hate shopping or maybe I knew, I would've lost too many brain cells. But I pay attention, still, to the displays and mannequins, let me tell ya!
3. I am a morning person. Totally and utterly, while my husband is totally and utterly a night owl. I cannot stay awake at night. I am like a shark, once I stop moving after evening falls (like at 3 pm), I die...ok, fall asleep. Always. (And I used to make fun of my dad for doing the same thing...shame on me!)
4. You know I am gray, almost totally anymore. But I started my first shock of gray when I was very young, maybe around 20. It shocked me. So, I did what any college art student would do: I dyed it, myself, for years. And years. Finally, I couldn't keep up and didn't want to anymore. So, around ten years ago, I stopped. Now you see what happened.
5. I am a compulsive book person. I love them. Everything about them; the physicalness of them, the look, smell, feel of them. I love having them, I love reading them. I am usually reading multiple books at one time. I have them stacked all over the house so I can grab one wherever I land for a time. I love best of all the potential of them - for me to learn something or love something, to get lost in one all over again.
6. One of the jobs I did like was as a computer graphic designer. I did graphics for computer games back in the dark ages when home computer games were just being developed. So: caveman graphics. And oddly enough, I was the designer on games that were flying simulation war games. ACK! What was I thinking? Well, it was a job. And all of you know, or should, that getting a job as an artist is a tough go. So, it paid the rent. But I liked it too, oddly enough and did well enough to have my little work win an award or two, way back when. We still have a copy or two stashed away somewhere, but of course no system can use them now. Nowadays the graphics on games are phenomenal, the graphics from back then are laughable in comparison. Not too dissimilar, really, from that old toy Light Bright, with the lighted pegs. But, it was state of the art at the time. The Amiga system, remember that?? And yeah, I realize I just dated myself (twice!). I ended up leaving though because I couldn't live the corporate lifestyle for too too long, it wasn't me. I ended up going back to grad school. But that's a whole 'nother story.
7. I admit it: I love Coca Cola. I mean the real Coke. Classic Coke. I could drink it around the clock. My baby brother and I joke that it can be a monkey on our back. We have to quit it cold turkey. And so I switch to Coke Zero. But it's just not the same. I could (and ok, have) take my morning vitamins with Coke, which just shows you what a bad example I am as a mother.....but well, I told you, it's an issue.
Ok, so, now all that useless info that you really didn't need to know. I get to tag people, randomly, so here goes:
I tag:
Buddybug at It's Jordan Time
Buttercup at Our Walk by Faith
Grace at All these Reasons
Shasta at Destination: Ethiopia
Shelly at Our Journey Together
Jess at The Soucys go to Ethiopia
Andrea at Schumacher Family Adoption
Whew, I'm glad that's done and well, now you know, eh?
7 comments:
- Jim and Ryane said...
How funny about the horse vaulting.. I had horses growing up and there was a vaulting group at our barn. I never joined but I used to love watching. They had a big barrel covered in carpet that had handles on it (for practicing when not on the horse, I guess) and I used to get on there and pretend I could do all the neat things the vaulters did.
Anyway, I loved your list and don't think you are boring at all!
- October 15, 2008 at 11:30 AM
- Farmboy and Buttercup said...
Oh, I won't shoot you, but don't hold your breath for my 7 things :)
There's this little rebel in me that never likes to play those games, although I get a kick out of others' lists.
It WAS fun to learn some things about you. I knew I liked you, except for that strange early bird stuff. Yuck! But Coke, the real thing, and a Reeses, or pizza or popcorn.... Yum! And books, wish there were more time in the day to devour them.
Take care!
- October 15, 2008 at 3:43 PM
- Ted and Lori said...
My mom was totally gray by 40, and I started getting gray at 22. I told Ted not long ago that if I knew my hair would turn out as beautifully as yours is, I'd stop coloring mine. But as is now, I do the at-home dye-job about once a month, my least favorite chore.
- October 15, 2008 at 5:48 PM
- coffeemom said...
Lori, Ok, I'd say go for it! I bet yours would be beautiful!! Mine had it's moment of drama, but now it's just middle aged frump. Ah well, it's mine. But you, you've got the youth thing going for you...it's only a bear as you grow out the color. Be of courage, O Captain.......
- October 15, 2008 at 5:52 PM
- Adoption Cubed said...
Too fun!! Thanks for this - I needed a delightful read this morning!
- October 16, 2008 at 6:30 AM
- Lori S said...
These things are so fun to read! I am a pop/soda drinker--but try not to drink it before noon! Sometimes I'm a rebel and just go for it!!
I also began graying in my 20's! At 39, I'm still fighting it with the once a month home dye job like the other Lori. It's one of my least favorite things to do!!
Have a great day!
- October 16, 2008 at 9:09 AM
- The Albertsons said...
I'm going gray! YUP! I dye my hair... loreal baby... Zach actually does it :). I told him it was his calling! And I grew up muckin' out stalls and taking care of horses too... hunt seat... I jumped them and showed and did all that fun stuff. I'm going to teach my kids to ride (save some $) and borrow a horse! Can't wait! And, I love Coke Zero... have you tried the cherry variety? Very tasty. Although I'm convinced that all these diet sodas cause cancer. Seriously. It's bad stuff. But oh so addictive!
becca :)
- October 16, 2008 at 1:37 PM


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Monday, September 29, 2008
Robin - Dick Grayson
Taking a week-ish long break from villains to talk about some characters friendly to Batman who might pop up, starting with the original Robin.
Probably the best known origin of anyone in Gotham other than Batman, Dick Grayson grew up in the circus as a member of the acrobatic Flying Graysons. While still just a boy, Dick saw his parents murdered by mobster Tony Zucco. Having suffered through the same thing as a boy, Bruce Wayne takes Dick Grayson on as a ward, and when Dick discovers Bruce's secret identity as Batman, Dick becomes his sidekick Robin, the Boy Wonder.
Out of all the Robins, Dick is the most famous. So much so that any other Robin would probably confuse fans who associate Robin with Chris O'Donnell or Burt Ward. The acrobat backstory provides an excuse for his agility and fearlessness.
First, and I'm probably going to mention this in every Robin,
we're already pretty sure there won't be a Robin
, and Robin is a tough sell anyway. In a semi-realistic interpretation of Batman, it's hard to justify putting a kid in that kind of danger.
Second, there's the short pants. He's a kid, and the costume was designed almost 70 years ago, so I can't blame Bob Kane/Bill Finger, but it's not a good look.
Third, and this is a personal opinion, he's a little bit boring. At least as Robin. He rarely seemed to challenge Batman and almost never did anything on his own. He was just an occasionally wisecracking kid who did flips, kicked people, and got taken hostage.
How I'd do it:
I'm going to save this until after I've covered the three (major) Robins, since I'd include elements of at least two of them.
Casting Guesses:
Who knows with kids, but I'm sure it'd be a long, difficult casting process.
From the above link, apparently not.
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holiness /ˈhəʊlinəs ˈहअउलीनस्/
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Holiness is the state or quality of being holy.
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2. vocative noun
People say Your Holiness or His Holiness when they address or refer respectfully to the Pope or to leaders of some other religions.
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Clockwise from top left: Henry L. A. Culmer "View of Salt Lake Valley" (UMFA2011.18.1), Chinese vase (UMFA1975.036.002.001), Sepik River-style ancestral figure (UMFA2006.4.23), Indian necklace (UMFA1952.141), Japanese hanging temple lantern with chain (UMFA2004.13.19), Anna Campbell Bliss "Series III, Spectrum Squared, Variation A" (UMFA1975.046.007.001), Antimenes/Attica black-figure neck-amphora (UMFA1990.001.001), Honduran jester deity (UMFA1985.020), German pendant (UMFA1952.142.015.008), Chinese rice bowl (UMFA1999.55.153), African bronze spoon (UMFA2007.7.4), Wayne Kimball "Cobbler's Chair" (UMFA1976.049), Monte Alban III urn in the form of Cocijo the Rain God (UMFA1978.027), Jedediah Caesar "|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_" (UMFA2012.10.1A-V), Okano Nantei "Inscription of a Balance" (UMFA2006.8.1), Jean Honore Fragonard "Mademoiselle Marie-Madeleine Guimard" (UMFA1993.034.013)
Clockwise from top left: Maynard Dixon "October" (UMFA1995.023.001), Mexican bat head effigy (UMFA1987.048.002), Kate Gilmore "Rock, Hard, Place" (UMFA2013.10.1), Anne Truitt "Sable V" (UMFA1995.033.009), Egyptian Ushabti (UMFA1952.131_A,B), Wayne Kimball "2nd Elddir Without The (Ernst) Nightingale" (UMFA1998.9.2), Maynard Dixon "Autumn Knoll Poplars" (UMFA1995.023.002), Anna Campbell Bliss "Series III, Spectrum Squared, Variation H" (UMFA1975.046.007.005),Edward Joseph Ruscha "People Yawning" (UMFA1984.121), Syrian pitcher (UMFA2004.13.2), Sylvia Plimack Mangold "Floor with Laundry #1" (UMFA1976.019)


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al_show_native_message_box man page
al_show_native_message_box — Allegro 5 API
#include <allegro5/allegro_native_dialog.h> int al_show_native_message_box(ALLEGRO_DISPLAY *display, char const *title, char const *heading, char const *text, char const *buttons, int flags)
Show a native GUI message box. This can be used for example to display an error message if creation of an initial display fails. The display may be NULL, otherwise the given display is treated as the parent if possible.
The message box will have a single "OK" button and use the style informative dialog boxes usually have on the native system. If the
buttons parameter is not NULL, you can instead specify the button text in a string, with buttons separated by a vertical bar (|).
The flags available are:
The message is a warning. This may cause a different icon (or other effects).
The message is an error.
The message is a question.
Display a cancel button alongside the "OK" button. Ignored if
buttonsis not NULL.
Display Yes/No buttons instead of the "OK" button. Ignored if
buttonsis not NULL.
al_show_native_message_box(3) may be called without Allegro being installed. This is useful to report an error during initialisation of Allegro itself.
- 0 if the dialog window was closed without activating a button.
- 1 if the OK or Yes button was pressed.
- 2 if the Cancel or No button was pressed.
buttons is not NULL, the number of the pressed button is returned, starting with 1.
All of the remaining parameters must not be NULL.
If a message box could not be created then this returns 0, as if the window was dismissed without activating a button.
int button = al_show_native_message_box( display, "Warning", "Are you sure?", "If you click yes then you are confirming that \"Yes\" " "is your response to the query which you have " "generated by the action you took to open this " "message box.", NULL, ALLEGRO_MESSAGEBOX_YES_NO );
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When navigating their crafts, ship captains and airplane pilots can often be seen drawing lines on a large map?
A cruise ship is traveling in the Atlantic Ocean at a constant rate of
40 mi/h and is traveling 2 mi east for every 5 mi north. An oil tanker is
350 mi due north of the cruise ship and is traveling 1 mi east for every 1
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a. How far is each ship from the point at which their paths cross?
b. What rate of speed for the oil tanker would put it on a collision
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Class A JERK!!! He asked us to see another Dr. When he was busy or out of town. We did , then began seeing that doctor more. Now that Dr was busy and ambrose was available only to go to his office and be told IN FRONT OF MY BOYS NOT TO BRING MY BOYS THERE AGAIN , since we are bring seen by another Dr. I told him he was the one that told us to do that. And Ambrose still has my boys medical records on file. So I got my boys dressed and walked out. What a great big jerk he is.
Doctor Ambrose has always gone beyond the call of duty. In 1969 - 1970 he cared for our two year old son who had very serious heart problems. "Captain" Ambrose was just as caring then as I read in the reviews now. Thanks to technology & the internet we located DR. Ambrose & my husband spoke with him today...the first time in 45 years! HEARTWARMING. A wonderful doctor, then and now. Thank you Doctor Ambrose.
Dr. Ambrose is an amazing doctor, he knows his stuff and is very good with children, you have to get used to his sense of humor, but he is very straight forward and tells you like it is, I don't want a sugar coating doctor, if something is wrong I want the truth. :) the staff is very nice and very informative also, I will continue to recommend and take my children to him for years to come! Thank you doctor Ambrose and staff!
My 2 children when to Dr.Ambrose starting when my son was born by C-Section in July of 1986 until he was 15-16 yrs old. My daughter was 10 when my son was born and went to him also now takes my 2 grandsons to see him .If you add all the years up it's more then 26. We have always loved Dr.Ambrose and worry about the time when he retires because we will never find another Doctor as dedicated and caring as he.
Love doctor Ambrose! Very straight forward & gets to the point. Most of the time he answers my questions without me even asking & tries other remedies before prescribing meds which builds stronger immune systems! Has a great sense of humor & is very good with my 12 month old son.
Great Doctor. Will give you the 411 without fluff. He is very smart and if you do not want a vax he will respect your opinion, but prepare to make reason as to why.
I've been going to Dr. Ambrose for five years now and just love him. He's great with all 3 of my boys and remembers them all by name. His staff is great and I can always get in to see him on the same day that I call. I recommend him to all my friends.
Dr. Ambrose is an excellent doctor, so is his staff. We love taking our daughter there.
Waiting for the appointment date was way too long. In addition, if you child does not have his/her vaccinations then Dr. Ambrose and his staff will turn you away at the door. The staff is rude, they do not run on time, no one is helpful and his lack of knowledge is almost embarssing. DR. Google can do a better job! Time to retire Dr. Ambrose, I would assume leave my child in the capable hands of DR. GOOGLE over Dr. Ambrose.
Doctor Ambrose was my pediatrician. He was the doctor my husband and I chose for our son. He is not rude he is sarcastic. He is a very good diagnostic doctor. I have never been told that my son's illness was "viral". He does tests, follow ups and rules out everything before we go home. He is very to the point and that is good for our family. My sister will also be using him for her daughter that is due this week. His nursing staff is amazing. We rushed to the urgent care in his building and he visited my son in there when he was 4 months old with a high temp fever. He knows his stuff and I actually thing that he has an amazing personality. HE is completely opposite of Dr. Curtis (Who is a great doctor too!) from the same office.
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Todays card of the day from Daily MTG is a very good Eldrazi that (unfortunately) got overshadowed by it's legendary bretheren:
I have to confess that I forgot all about this card and it's just begging for a deck to be built around it. And the first step in doing so is to take advantage of something that this card can do and Emrakul, Ulamog, and Kozilek can't do... it can be reanimated.
With Faithless Looting soon to be released in Dark Ascension, it seems obvious to me that a Red/Black deck would fit best. Off the top of my head, excellent cards to include would be things like Chainer's Edict, Wildfire, and Liliana of the Veil. Liliana in particular was made for this deck. She could force a creature to be sacrificed, she could help discard an It That Betrays to the graveyard, and it can force a mass sacrifice effect.
Toss in a few copies of Squee, Goblin Nabob to take advantage of both Faithless Looting and Liliana of the Veil and you have yourself a deck!


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KOVALAM is named after the Keralan beach that is beginning to shoulder the load that Calangute and Anjuna in Goa are finding too much to bear. A Monday evening seemed not the right time to try out the seafood specialities based on crab and mussels. The chicken-and-lamb dishes we ordered instead from disconcertingly long lists - a sign of what is referred to as three-pot cooking - were particular more for their better-than-average preparation than distinct regionality. Southern Indian vegetarian snacks including vadai, iddlis, dosas and thorans (dry vegetable preparations stir-fried with shredded coconut) are more the ticket for ensuring that the wind blows southerly. Staff are charming. Kovalam is a sound local Indian.
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Sunday was one of those picture-perfect days here in the Ozarks, for February anyway.
It was sunny and warm, between 55-60 degrees by afternoon.
Dale and I took the dogs out on the deck and we all soaked up the sun for awhile and then he decided to head down the hill to bank fish.
He came home later with a report, "No luck fishing, but there was a reason I was supposed to be down there."
We had been hearing boats all weekend, not unusual on a nice weekend and certainly not unusual this time of the year as the spring fishing tournaments on the big lakes begin.
Dale said when he got down to our cove, Sade Sue, our pittie who warned me of the strange truck in our driveway a few weeks back, started acting sheepish and walking slowly by Dale's side, a sure sign something's amiss.
Then he saw an empty boat on the bank. He was curious, it isn't unusual for hunters to come on the shore during rifle season, but that season is over.


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Ten London boroughs cut housing waiting lists by more than 50 per cent last year, latest figures reveal.
Almost 90,000 fewer households were on lists for council accommodation in London this April, compared with last year, according to figures released this week by the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Several boroughs have changed their housing policy and introduced income caps and tighter rules following the Localism Act which came into force with a view to giving local authorities more control over their waiting lists.
A leading homelessness charity described the figures as "a cause for concern".
Crisis chief executive Jon Sparkes said: "For someone who's been through the traumatic experience of homelessness, a social home can provide much needed stability and a platform from which to rebuild their lives.
"Reports that councils are restricting their waiting lists and making it harder for homeless households to access a social home are therefore a real cause for concern.
"In the short term councils should continue to allocate social housing to those who need it most. But we also urgently need Government to prioritise building more homes so that everyone has somewhere decent and affordable to live."
Government guidance published last December recommended that local authorities prioritise applicants who had lived in the borough for several years and who were severely overcrowded.
Previously waiting lists were open and local authorities had no control over who could sign up.
Brent Council, whose waiting list saw a drop of 71 per cent, from 17,580 to 5,102, changed their policy earlier this year from an open register to a closed one.
Homeless people being housed in temporary accommodation in the borough are in Band C, which is the lowest band still eligible to apply for housing. Applicants on Band D were removed from the waiting list altogether.
A spokesman for Brent Council said: "The people who are no longer eligible to apply are those who do not have an identified housing need. In other words, clients that were adequately housed but were seeking to move accommodation such as those living in privately rented or social housing but had no need (overcrowding, medical or any other reason) to move.
"Clients who did not have a local connection with Brent, defined as living in Brent for five years continuously, are also no longer eligible.
"There are exceptions to this rule such as those who are homeless under the terms of homelessness legislation or those living is supported or specialist housing placed by Brent outside of the borough."
An income threshold was also introduced.
Harrow Council saw a drop of almost 3,000 households, from 3,676 to 687. They said that this was down to changes in their policy which came into force last October.
Harrow councillor for housing Glen Hearnden said: "In Harrow and across London there is an acute housing shortage, which without large scale house building is only going to get worse.
"As a council we are doing what we can and we recently approved a new regeneration strategy that includes a large scale house building programme, but this takes time.
"The right-to-buy scheme introduced in the 80s paralysed social housing build projects for over 25 years.
"In Harrow we have lost over half of our housing stock, sold off by Conservative governments over the years. We are now left with no stock to help us mitigate the carnage caused by an overheating housing market.
"We took the decision to alter the criteria for our waiting list to ensure it includes only the most vulnerable. We believe it is fairer only to put people with a realistic chance of being housed on this list. This approach will allow people with no real chance of social housing to explore other housing options elsewhere."
Households who are no longer on the list include those only overcrowded by one bedroom, or who include anyone aged over 21 who doesn't have to live in the home.
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That is the number of times that Nana said "mama" on the very short trip home from dinner tonight (maybe 10 minutes total).And yes, I actually counted.
Is it any wonder I'm tired of hearing it?
The irony is I couldn't WAIT until she started talking. Now, I long for silence.
It's always a really odd exchange, full of nothingness.
"Mama! I'm just eating!"
"Mama, I'm playing with sister!"
"Mama, I'm drinking my juice"
I get a play by play of her every action. And, on the off chance I don't hear her the first "mama", it's repeated over and over, each time louder and louder.
Just silence, please.
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I don't know if you've ever watched the show 'Family Guy' but there's a classic moment when the mom is feigning sleep while Stewie the baby is trying to get her attention: "Ma. Ma. Ma. Hey, ma. Ma. Ma. Ma. Ma." etc etc for a good, monotonous 30 seconds or so. Finally she shouts "WHat??!" and he replies "hi!" and runs off…he he, it was quite good.


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Pattern: Hai-Riyo from Knitting on Top of the World by Nicky Epstein
Yarn: Red Heart that I had lying around
Over the Christmas holiday, I decided I wanted to do only fun projects that have no pressing importance, so I random-number-generated a project from my Ravelry queue and this dragon was one that came up. I queued it back in the day when I wanted to make sure each of my knitting books actually got used instead of sitting there collecting dust. I chose at least 2 patterns from each book and added them in my Ravelry queue. I've acquired some new books since I last did that; I should probably go through my newer books and do the same.
The neck is ridiculously long, but it's physically impossible for dragons to be anatomically incorrect (mythical creatures, they are), so who cares?


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Shopping is one of my hobbies and Bugis village is a paradise for shopaholics like me. If you ever wish to polish your street shopping skills while you are in Singapore, don't miss visiting Bugis street and Bugis junction shopping complex.
Bugis street has a colorful history, Between 1950-1980 this street was famous for drop dead gorgeous transvestites. Post 80s it went on a major renovation and also colorful bugis street era also ended. Now what we see is , renovated Bugis street. Read more on wikipedia.


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Shaw Muscles Past PBA in 2nd Half, Down Sailfish 84-74
December 18, 2014
Written By: Kyler Ludlow, Sports Information Director
MELBOURNE, Fla. – Palm Beach Atlantic women's basketball suffered a tough fate on Friday afternoon, falling in the opening game of the Florida Tech CarMax Holiday Tournament to Shaw University 84-74.
PBA held a 39-34 lead at the halftime break, but were unable to keep the Bears' offense in check in the second half. Shaw outscored the Sailfish 50-35 in the decisive second stanza, while also dominating on the boards 27-16.
Shaw finished the game shooting 51% (32-for-63) from the floor and 31% (5-for-16) from the three-point line. Palm Beach Atlantic meanwhile shot 39% (28-for-71) from the floor and 38% (8-for-21) from beyond the arc. The final rebounding totals were 43-38 in favor of Shaw, while PBA forced the Bears into 19 turnovers while only committing 17.
Sophomore Ayanna Holmes ignited the Sailfish off the bench, collecting a double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds in the game. Nina Krstic also came off the bench to score in double figures, finishing with 15 points and seven boards. Senior Denisa Domiterova chipped in 14 points on 4-of-8 shooting from beyond the three-point line and also dished out a career-high nine assists.
Palm Beach Atlantic has little time to sulk over the loss as day two of the FIT Holiday Tournament will pit the Sailfish against the Dolphins of Le Moyne College at noon Saturday afternoon.


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First thing's first: I'll be sending out a new health coaching newsletter soon. If you aren't already subscribed to my free newsletter, which includes exclusive healthy living tips, workouts, recipes, and more, sign up below if you're interested.
So, has anyone else been holiday shopping like crazy? So far I've strictly stuck to online shopping, as Black Friday shopping is a little too chaotic for my liking, but I have been checking people off of my gift list like it's my job! I really enjoy buying gifts for the people I love. Oh, and I might have bought a few things for myself too. 😉
Today's gift guide is geared towards relaxation. Regardless of who you're buying for – including the pickiest people on the planet, those that seemingly have everything, those that you have to buy for but aren't really close with (admit it, you have at least one of those!), and those who don't seem to have hobbies and interests to work with – I don't know a single person that couldn't use some de-stressing. Stress can take such a toll on our health, and these gift ideas are all about resting, relaxing, and improving health!
Massage Gift Card. Ah yes, the gift definition of relaxation is a massage! Anytime I get a massage gift certificate, I'm a happy woman. I especially love the few times that I've been given credit towards a local spa that I've never been to before.
There are a few sites like Spafinder that'll help you find a spa that's local to your loved one. And spa chain Massage Envy has a deal going on for gift card purchases right now (buy $100 in gift cards, get a $25 promo card / buy $150, get $50).
Essential oils. I've really gotten into using essential oils as holistic remedies to aid in optimal health. Relaxation-wise, I rub a few drops of my peppermint "breathe" oil blend in my hands and take a few deep breaths if I'm feeling antsy or if I have a headache, my husband and I put on lavender every night before we go to bed to relax, and I've been bringing my "zen blend" to health coaching meetings for my clients to dot onto their wrists to de-stress.
Have a loved one that's constantly getting muscles aches? There's an oil for that. Does your sister often come down with a cold? There's an oil for preventing that too!
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Echinacea is said to have many health benefits. The satisfaction when I finally got my germinated seed to flower benefitted my holistic health beyond expectations 🙂 X "Failure is the opportunity to begin again; only this time more wisely." Henry Ford.
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The first American flag was created by Betsy Ross in 1776. It had 13 stars for the 13 colonies. Then it kept changing because there were more states. Finally, America had 50 states with 50 stars on the flag.
Before the United states of America was a country, the British ruled it and they were called the 13 colonies. Those include Georgia, NC, SC, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut, Vermont, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Rhode island.
The 13 colonies didn't want to be bossed around by the British people. So they declared war! George Washington was the leader of the American army. There were about 75 soldiers in the American army and way more British soldiers than American. Luckily, the American army won the war.
The declaration of independence was signed in 1776. It was signed by George Washington, John Adams, and Ben Franklin. When it as signed, the colonies became a country called, the United states of America. The capital was named after George Washington- Washington DC. Image of the declaration of independence
There were a lot of songs for the American like America the beautiful, Grand old flag, and our national anthem, The star spangled banner. Even Yankee doodle was included, but it was made to make fun of the Americans.
The British forced Americans to pay taxes on things like tea. But the colonists didn't want to pay taxes on tea, So they disguised as Indians, got on a ship, and threw barrels of tea out to sea. Then they declared war.
The 10 amendments are very important of the constitution. The only ones I know are the freedom of speech, religion, and press, right to beat arms( you can keep a gun), and quartering of soldiers( you can keep soldiers in your house).
We have freedom now. So we aren't ruled and we are fit together as a united nation, the united states of America.
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Can Emotional Intelligence Be Taught? - NYTimes.com
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Social-emotional learning is based on the idea that emotional skills are crucial to academic performance.
"Something we now know, from doing dozens of studies, is that emotions can either enhance or hinder your ability to learn," Marc Brackett, a senior research scientist in psychology at Yale University, told a crowd of educators at a conference last June. "They affect our attention and our memory. If you're very anxious about something, or agitated, how well can you focus on what's being taught?"
Once a small corner of education theory, S.E.L. has gained traction in recent years, driven in part by concerns over school violence, bullying and teen suicide. But while prevention programs tend to focus on a single problem, the goal of social-emotional learning is grander: to instill a deep psychological intelligence that will help children regulate their emotions.
So yes, emotional intelligence CAN be taught:
Starting in the late 19th century, the philosopher John Dewey argued against the development of purely vocational elementary schools, insisting that the true purpose of schooling was not simply to teach children a trade but to train them in deeper habits of mind, including "plasticity" (the ability to take in new information and be changed by it) and interdependence (the ability to work with others).
Social-emotional learning takes Dewey's theory further, suggesting that all emotions — not just the right ones — are adaptive if properly managed. Studies have shown that people in a slightly sad mood are better at analyzing or editing a written document (they focus better on details), while people who are slightly angry are better able to discriminate between weak and strong arguments. The purpose of a social-emotional learning program, then, isn't to elide emotion but to channel it: to surf the rapids rather than to be swamped by them. This can be hard to do. When we feel angry, we usually act angry — even when that makes the situation worse. The nature of emotion is that it tends to run away with us. "When a feeling is unpleasant, how are you going to handle it?" asks Stephanie Jones, a Harvard psychologist who has studied a number of social-emotional learning programs. "Do you default to an angry response, a defensive response? Or do you go into a mode that's more information-seeking?"
Social-emotional learning programs often rely on strategies from conventional therapy, like the ability to get distance on a feeling, or to unpack the deeper emotions that may be hidden within it. But fostering these skills in a child is a complex undertaking. For a child to master empathy, Jones notes, she first needs to understand her own emotions: to develop a sense of what sadness, anger or disappointment feels like — its intensity and duration, its causes. That awareness is what lays the groundwork for the next step: the ability to intuit how another person might be feeling about a situation based on how you would feel in a similar circumstance.
When it comes to making social-emotional learning effective, Jones says, determining which skills can constructively be taught at what ages is "a critically important question." So far, however, few studies have been done on which skills are actually acquired through S.E.L., and even fewer have included the kind of rigorous, controlled trials needed to prove that acquiring a specific skill produces a specific outcome over the long term. "If skills aren't nurtured in an ongoing way," Jones says, "it may be that those skills are lost."


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Every year, after the end of the regular season, the NFL purges several coaching staffs for lack of performance. It's highly doubtful Dallas walks away from head coach Jason Garrett. Despite a myriad of problems that extend beyond the loss of franchise quarterback, the 2015 Cowboys haven't quit playing hard despite their 4-11 record. Devotion to a lost cause because of belief in command might be the most important litmus test in whether it's time to move on from a head coach. That, however, isn't the line of demarcation when it comes to assistant coaches though.
As the calendar turns to 2016, it's quite possible that Dallas moves on from a position coach or two, or more, based on lackluster development at their respective positions.
Questions need to be answered about the lack of progress that Dallas has seen from their wideout corps behind Dez Bryant. While Bryant had a down year marred by injuries, no one stepped into the void and established themselves. Terrance Williams failed to ascend into a guy the team should feel comfortable as a viable Number One fill-in. Devin Street is still an enigma after two years in the league. Derek Dooley might have some serious questions to answer about the troops he's been in charge of developing.
On defense, Jerome Henderson has been in charge of the secondary for several years and for several years fans have had major complaints about the performance of the secondary. Several players who once brought about hope of evolution, like Sterling Moore and Tyler Patmon, have fallen by the wayside. Safety J.J. Wilcox has never developed the recognition necessary to be the centerfield safety Dallas envisioned for him and has been replaced by rookie Byron Jones who was drafted as a corner and has spent much of the year playing at all the DB positions.
Are the failings of these players strictly on the position coaches? Of course not, but they are complicit when their job is to hone the skills of their troops. It will be an interesting week for several members of the staff following the conclusion of the regular season.
More familiar to the fans is the annual purge of players from the roster. Here's a look at several guys who might be putting on the Dallas uniform for the last time.
The unrestricted free agents are all interesting case studies on their own. The lead dog is DE Greg Hardy. I firmly believed that Dallas would hang onto Hardy when the biggest infraction was the release of the photos from the case he was already punished for. Things got sticky for Hardy after a series of social media missteps and sideline antics made national headlines, but things have calmed down over the last two months. While Hardy's sack totals have slowed as well, he is still an impact player that is creating opportunities for the rest of the defensive line. His price tag might just have come down to the point that him returning makes both on-field and financial sense.
Next up is Morris Claiborne. Mo finally came into his own this season as a bonafide NFL corner. Injuries have riddled his Dallas career but he finally proved to not be a total bust and has been the Cowboys best CB with Orlando Scandrick sidelined with his ACL injury suffered in training camp. It was highly expected Claiborne would seek greener pastures, but recently he's made comments about his strong desire to remain with Dallas.
Lance Dunbar has the unfortunate distinction of Mr. What Could've Been. Long rumored to be a new twist to the Cowboys offense, Dunbar finally got that opportunity in 2015. Dunbar was a utility-knife for Dallas, but unfortunately they also kept using him on kickoff returns, a skill Dunbar didn't really possess. Sure enough, the oft-injured jitterbug back was lost for the season when he tore his ACL on a return against New Orleans. He will likely be rehabbing through offseason work; how can the Cowboys "wait" on him?
Rolando McClain wasn't even in the club's plans for 2015, despite being the team's best linebacker in 2014. Enigmatic to say the least, McClain's commitment to the game of football every other day but gameday is highly questionable. Nothing about 2015 has changed this impression of him, as he loafed through the first four games following his return from suspension. The dynamic duo of McClain and Lee never materialized, as McClain's impact this season has been minimal.
These aren't the only scheduled Cowboys free agents in 2016. There are 18 players in total who have taken a snap for the Cowboys in 2015 who will be some sort of free agent come March.
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Tentative Dates: Northern Hemisphere – August 1st; Southern Hemisphere – February 1st.
Brief Summary: Lughnasa (also Lughnasadh, Lúnasa, Lùnastal, Luanistyn) is seen as a harvest festival. The name translates roughly to "Lugh's festival". The time is said to be the funeral games for Lugh's foster mother, Tailtiu, who died while clearing a part of Ireland for farming.
- Doing something related to food harvest–berry picking, personal garden, etc
- Playing games, especially group games like three-legged racing
- Pilgrimage to the top of a hill, a lake, or well
- BIG gathering of people
Brief History:
"Lughnasa […] was the feast of Lugh, and its celebration marked the ripening of corn and the weaning of calves and lambs" (Ó hOgáin, 473.) Dáithí Ó nOgáin then writes that since the Middle Ages, the holiday is associated with recreation and religious as it fell on a Sunday. In early Ireland, many great fairs are associated with Lughnasa. However, in modern Ireland, the festival is not called "Lúnasa" as this is the Irish name for the month of August, but instead is known as the Sunday of Crom Dubh, or perhaps as Lammas Sunday, Garland Sunday, Bilberry Sunday, or Fraughan Sunday.
The date of Lughnasa is even more flexible than that of the other three festival dates. James MacKillop writes, "The date of Lughnasa was less securely fixed than those of the other calendar feasts. It might include many days, especially Sundays, from 15 July to 15 August" (pg 105.) Ó nOgáin details the shifting of dates to how the harvest was shifted, specifically making it earlier as to help the starving people. This shift was also due to the massive gatherings that would occur, and needing to pick a day that most families could attend–usually a Sunday.
The aforementioned starvation and date change is partially due to the idea that if a farm harvested before the festival date, it was improper and evidence "of bad husbandry and extravagant housewifery" (Danaher, 167.) Obviously harvest is a huge portion of the festival, of both farmed foods and picking fresh fruit.
A pilgrimage to the top of a hill is still seen today in County Mayo, Ireland. People take a two-mile (3km) walk up a rocky hill (Croagh Patrick) on bare and bleeding feet. This is typically on Garlic Sunday, the last Sunday of July, and in honor of Saint Patrick. Rodney Castleden suggests this is an ancient practice, dating back to pre-Christian times: "In pagan times the faithful ascended to greet wonder-working Lugh, the Shining One who overpowered a primitive Earth god to win the harvest for his people" (Castleden, 256.)
These pilgrimages were often to remote areas: "[…] on a hill or mountain top, or besides a lake or river, where large numbers of people from surrounding area congregated, travelling thither on foot, on horseback or in carts and other equipages" (Danaher, 169.) Note that this was often an outdoor event specifically.
There are several myths that tie into Lughnasa. One such myth is related to Lugh overpowering a god to win the harvest for the people of Ireland. Another myth is that Lugh named the festival after his foster mother Tailtiu, who was Queen of the Fir Bolg. It is said she cleared the fields for farming, but in doing so died of exhaustion. The Fir Bolg were indeed said to land in Ireland around the time of Lughnasa, which draws another connection to Queen Tailtiu. Mary Jones also writes: "The feast of Lugh is the first harvest; it should be remembered that Lugh wrestled the secrets of agriculture from Bres when the Tuatha De Danann won the Second Battle of Magh Turedh."
Lore O'Brien writes that the death of Balor could be seen as Lugh taking down the scorching summer sun. She writes, "Lugh shows his full power by bringing stability to the sun's searing heat when he kills his grandfather Balor, whose blazing eye represents, as we have seen, the sun's more destructive energy" (pg 164.)
The figure of Crom Dubh was also associated with the festival. Kevin Danaher writes, "He [Crom Dubh] was portrayed as a wizard or pagan chieftain who opposed St Patrick and, in many legends was overcome by the saint" (pg 177.) The name Crom Dubh "originally derives from the image of the Antichrist in Christian thought. […] The name has been taken to mean 'black stoop', but it may have actually signified 'dark croucher', an image of the devil" (Ó hOgáin, 133.) There is debate whether Crom Dubh is a pre-Christian god, a historical figure, or a figure invented to oppose Saint Patrick.
Games are always associated with this festival. And that of hilltops. Ó hOgáin writes, "Hill-top climbing for both prayers and for gathering bilberries was general throughout the country, as were assemblies at lakes and holy wells, and other favourite pastimes were horse racing, horse swimming and hurling" (pg 473.)
Lastly, worth mentioning is the temporary marriages would take place at this time (O'Brien, 165.) These marriages would last until Bealtaine the next year, or sometimes even until the next Lughnasa. This temporary marriage would be able to be discontinued at that time with no repercussions to either person. However, trial marriages could end in real marriages, thus making this time of year known for marriages.
Castleden, Rodney. The Element Encyclopedia of the Celts: The Ultimate A-Z of the Symbols, History, and Spirituality of the Legendary Celts. N.p.: n.p., n.d. Print.
Danaher, Kevin. The Year in Ireland. Cork: Mercier, 1972. Print.
HÓgáin, Dáithí Ó. The Lore of Ireland: An Encyclopaedia of Myth, Legend and Romance. Doughcloyne, Ireland: Collins, 2006. Print.
Jones, Mary. "Lughnassadh." Mary Jones Encyclopedia. Mary Jones, n.d. Web. 29 July 2015. <http://www.maryjones.us/jce/lughnassadh.html>.
MacKillop, James. Myths and Legends of the Celts. London: Penguin, 2006. Print.
O'Brien, Lora. Irish Witchcraft from an Irish Witch. Franklin Lakes, NJ: New Page, 2005. Print.


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