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Amanda Rausch
Marriage/Family Therapist
No matter what you are going through, know that I am here to listen, support you and help you figure it all out!
I look into different patterns throughout your life to help you understand why you might be feeling or acting a certain way. I help my clients overcome obstacles by looking into and exploring the various components of their lives. I help to foster insight and self-awareness, which can be the first steps towards making a real and lasting change! I work with my clients to alleviate their symptoms as well as find and fix the root of the issue... think of this like not only putting on a Band-Aid but also healing the wound!
Clients have told me I provide a compassionate, empathetic and truthful perspective. I make sure to take the time to get to know and respect the needs and wants of each individual client, and want you to feel comfortable and at ease in therapy.
I am originally from San Diego, then spent some time experiencing life in the vast and often snow-filled states in the great Mid-West...and finally settled in the crisp air and flannel loving state of Washington. I enjoy cooking, reading, Stand Up Paddle Boarding and practicing Yoga. I would describe myself as fun, nonjudgmental, positive and sincere. I love being a therapist because I love connecting with and helping people. I truly believe that everyone can benefit from therapy.
Seatte, WA 98116
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Erica Lee
Before I Die - Poem by Erica Lee
If I was to die next week
I wouldn't try to weap
I wouldn't try to cry
I wouldn't try to have hatred inside me
Before I die
I will pray to the Lord to forgive everybody's sins
And people to have a long, happy, and healthy life
I would pray to the Lord hoping that life will never ruin anybody
If life was to ruin someone, I would want it to ruin me
Before I die
I will spent my time talking to my friends and smile
I wouldn't try to put an angry frown on my face
I will forgive people even if they did something really disgraceful
Because it burdens me when I don't forgive someone
Before I die
I would try to make people around me happy
I would want people to view the world as if there's more kindness and less greediness
I would want the people to forgive easily and let their enemies become their friends
I would want the people around me to laugh a lot before I die
Before I die
I would make everything in peace
So in peace as if life couldn't get any better
People will laugh more instead of cry more
People will smile instead of frowning more
I want people to be optimistic
Before I die
I would want people to find the good things about other people and themselves
I would want the people not to judge others too quickly
I would want people to understand others even it's annoying them
I want the people to be patient and not be so greedy.
If some of these wishes came true
I would die peacefully
When I die
I hope people wouldn't show their tears
I hope I could die with a smile
And I hope that whatever I left behind
Will be something that I could remember when I look from Heaven.
Comments about Before I Die by Erica Lee
Gangadharan Nair Pulingat (5/26/2014 1:29:00 AM)
Good understanding of finality of life and what ought to do or not to do is once own conviction and it is nice to see in this poem. interested. (Report) Reply
Meggie Gultiano (12/13/2007 9:06:00 PM)
You have a very good perception of what death is, and you are prepared! But you are still young, you have still plenty of nice things to do to the people you've mentioned here..I salute you, my dear for being concerned, and for being you
Meggie (Report) Reply
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At Summit School of Ahwatukee the facilities offer preschool programs for children around the area, giving them a chance to start their education career on the right foot.
However, for children who are not age eligible to sign up for the preschool program, the facilities at the school offer its Toddler Discoveries program for parents interested in giving their child an early start at education.
Toddler Discoveries has been at the Summit School of Ahwatukee for roughly four years now, offering classes to children in the age group of 18 to 36 months.
Classes are every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m., parents are more than welcome to stay with their child during class sessions.
The preschool classes are three days a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:15 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Toddler Discoveries is geared to better assist toddlers with the transition of entering school for the first time, giving them a chance to be familiar with what schooling consists of.
Pre-K, toddler program
The genesis of Toddler Discoveries began four years ago when Director of Early Childhood Education Andrea Benkel was approached by parents wishing there was a program fitting the needs of their young toddlers.
Benkel said many of the parents who would drop off their children for preschool had younger children who were intrigued by the school's activities, making it hard for them to want to leave.
"I looked around and saw a lot of programs that had parent toddler programs and we had a room that wasn't being used two days a week," Benkel said. "This way we meet the needs of our families, we meet the needs of the younger siblings of our preschoolers, so from a capacity stand point we can do it."
The school originally started the Toddler Discoveries program believing it was an opportunity to bring fun entertainment to families in Ahwatukee who have toddlers, and it has been seeing high success with applicants having to be placed on a waiting list.
At the moment, Summit School of Ahwatukee has four preschool classrooms located towards the rear of the building where children are seen playing with different toys, huddled around in a circle listening to an instructor read, and chatting among themselves.
The age groups of the preschoolers are 3 to 5 years old.
Outside the facility there's a full playground area where the children have basketball courts, a sand area, and a jungle gym at their disposal.
Benkel said they try to give the children playtime outside during the end of the day because if they would do it earlier the children wouldn't want to do anything else.
Preschoolers are also given a chance to participate in gymnastic activities at the school each Wednesday in the school "Tumble Town" program.
Benkel said the school has a cluster of preschoolers who attend the toddler program and are now enrolled for preschool.
"What we find is because they are used to coming to school one day a week with their parents they see, hear, and feel that school is a safe place. When they start preschool there is no hysteria or anxiety separation from the children or the parents," Benkel said. "We are so fortunate to be in a position to provide safety for the children and the families."
Substitute teacher Micki McIntyre has three children attending classes at Summit School of Ahwatukee, with two of her children being in the toddler program.
She said the toddler program has allowed her children to grow socially with other children and the interaction with teachers and getting used to a routine has really helped them along the way.
"Andrea says it's the happiest place on Earth and it really is. It's so nurturing and they all just enjoy coming to school," McIntyre said.
For more information about Summit School of Ahwatukee or the Toddler Discoveries program, visit www.summitschoolaz.org.
• Contact writer: (480) 898-4903 or email@example.com.


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Water Resources--Office of Water Quality
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|Calibration of turbidity instruments against a Formazin or other approved primary standard usually is done in the laboratory, with instrument checks performed in the field. Use standards that bracket the range of turbidity anticipated in environmental samples, if possible.
|For instruments that are factory calibrated in standard turbidity units, the calibration procedure checks the accuracy of calibration scales provided by the manufacturer.
|Periodically check the accuracy and precision of your instrument against that of another instrument.
|Consult the manufacturer if the precision of your instrument deviates 5 percent or more from the manufacturer's specifications.
Temperature changes affect Formazin turbidity standards and the performance of the turbidity instrument.
|Turbidity instruments are not currently available with an automatic temperature-compensating function.
|Standards and instruments should be at the same and constant temperature during calibration to achieve stable and accurate results.
|To avoid the effects of thermal fluctuations on the calibration, perform the Formazin calibration and calibration of the secondary standard (for example, GelexTM) against the primary standard in the office laboratory at room temperature instead of at the field site. At the field site, check instrument calibration using a secondary standard.
Monitor digital output carefully to assure that turbidity readings are stable before confirming the calibration. Note that if the instrument uses signal averaging to smooth instrument output, output response to changes in turbidity readings can be slowed.
Calibrate the instrument before leaving for the field site. While in the field, check instrument performance periodically using turbidity standard and turbidity-free water. The optical surface of the probe must be clean before beginning the calibration procedure. Modify the general instructions that follow as necessary so that they are compatible with the manufacturer's instructions:
Procedure A. Immersion of entire sonde (bundle of field-measurement sensors, including the turbidity sensor)--requires larger volumes of standard; standard is vulnerable to contamination and dilution. The sonde sensor guard may need to be removed.
Procedure B. Immersion of turbidity probe only--depending on sonde configuration, isolation of the turbidity probe and achieving a bubble-free optical surface could be difficult. This technique minimizes the volume of standard required for calibration.
TECHNICAL NOTE: Multiparameter instruments with turbidity-probe capability use a light-emitting diode in the range of near-infrared wavelength as the radiation source and usually are microprocessor-based. The USEPA has not approved instruments using this method as of this writing, and the accuracy attainable with probe-based instrumentation is substantially less than that of USEPA-approved instruments. ISO turbidity-measurement criteria were developed to improve measurement consistency of instruments using the near infrared technology, and some of the field instruments available meet ISO 7027 recommendations (table 6.7-2).
Spectrophotometers commonly have a stored program for turbidity that has been factory-calibrated. This can be verified but not adjusted. Check the instrument output against that of a different instrument every few weeks while the instrument is in use. Check the relative accuracy of the turbidity measurement before leaving for the field by inserting Formazin standards covering the FTU range needed.
4Refer to American Public Health Association and others (1992) for detailed instructions.
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Thomas Mathis, 22, was arrested for murder and armed robbery and Nathaniel Allen, 27, was arrested for a parole violation, said Georgia Bureau of Investigation spokesman John Bankhead on Saturday.
The men, both from Moultrie, Ga., were captured by the U.S. Marshal's office, Bankhead said. Officials from the U.S. Marshal's office did not immediately respond to requests for comment Saturday.
In the past three months, there have been about 20 home invasions targeting Hispanics in the south Georgia counties of Tift, Colquitt and Cook. Bankhead did not have more information on the men's alleged role in the armed robberies.
A string of attacks Sept. 30 that left six Mexican men dead in Tift County shocked and horrified the area's large Hispanic community. The men had been killed with guns and baseball bats during robberies at trailer parks in and around Tifton, Ga.
Killed in the agricultural community about 180 miles south of Atlanta were Mateo Gomez, 54; Filipe Mauricio Esparza, 32; Jose Luis Tias, 20; Mauricio Florindo, age unknown; Guadalupe Sanchez, age unknown, and Armando Perez Martinez, 25.
Four other immigrant workers also were injured in other attacks, including a man who was shot and beaten while his wife was raped the same day of the killings in neighboring Colquitt County, authorities said.
Stacy Bernard Sims, 19, Jamie Underwood, 27, and Jennifer Wilson, 26 — were ordered held without bond in the six deaths on Wednesday.
A day earlier, Sims and Underwood were charged in Colquitt County with aggravated assault, aggravated sodomy, rape, armed robbery, burglary and kidnapping for the attack on the Hispanic couple at a Norman Park trailer park.
Authorities believe Sims and Underwood may have been part of an armed-robbery gang that preyed on immigrant workers, who often carry large sums of cash because they lack documents that some banks require to open accounts.
Representatives from the Mexican Consulate urged local banks Friday to recognize consular cards as sufficient identification needed to open bank accounts instead of Social Security and tax identification numbers, the Tifton Gazette reported.
Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director Vernon Keenan has said the slayings were "some of the most vicious the state has ever witnessed."


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Shabaan Abdel Rehim
A Citizen, A Detective & A Thief
When writer Selim (Khaled Abol Naga) reports his car missing, he soon finds his life bound up with an unlikely lot of characters in this cinematic commentary on class, censorship and police inefficiency. At the station, Selim bumps into Detective Fathy, a family friend who insists on hiring a maid for him. It's not long before Selim is caught up in the doings of his beautiful new employee, her criminal husband and his bumbling detective friend.


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Committee Meetings
April 2006
Member States Discuss the Development Agenda
The Provisional Committee on Proposals related to a Development Agenda for WIPO (PCDA) met in Geneva from February 20 to 24. Member States submitted 111 proposals, in 'actionable and operational' form, which they agreed to structure under the following six main themes:
- Technical assistance and capacity building
- Norm-setting, flexibilities, public policy and public domain
- Technology transfer, information and communication technology and access to knowledge
- Assessments, evaluation and impact studies
- Institutional matters including mandate and governance
- Other issues
This structure will constitute the basis for discussion at the second meeting of the PCDA in June. The Chairman of the PCDA, Ambassador Rigoberto Gauto Vielman of Paraguay, announced that he would conduct informal consultations with all interested parties ahead of the June meeting, after which Member States are expected to make recommendations for submission to the WIPO General Assembly in the autumn.
See the WIPO website for documents submitted to the PCDA.


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Wandering in Wufengqi
A Trip to Yilan's Best-Known Scenic Area
Text: Richard Saunders
Photos: Maggie Song
Yilan County, in Taiwan's northeast corner, is easily and quickly reached from Taipei by bus or train, but it's a world apart from the big city. Visit the area to take in enchanting vistas of verdant mountains and azure ocean, and go for a hike to the scenic Wufengqi Waterfalls and mountain-embraced inland points beyond.
One of the most beautiful roads in north Taiwan, Provincial Highway 9, takes you past a succession of stunning landscapes as it strikes southeast from Taipei City to Yilan County. Leaving the metropolis at Xindian, the southernmost suburb of greater Taipei, the road loses no time climbing high into the hills and to commanding views, such as the grand vista over the beautiful blue-green waters of Feicui Reservoir, the largest reservoir in northern Taiwan.
When the road descends to the mountain-surrounded town of Pinglin, terraced fields with snaking rows of tea bushes come into view, lending a distinctive appearance to the steep hillsides. Farmers here produce Baozhong tea (also spelled Pouchong), for which the area is famous. East of the town, which is also home to the fine Pinglin Tea Museum (www.tea.ntpc.gov.tw), the scenery becomes wilder as the road slowly regains altitude and strikes across the sparsely inhabited uplands of southeast New Taipei City, topping out at an obelisk that marks the point where Yilan County begins. Here the highway commences a long descent to the Lanyang Plain and the Pacific Ocean, about 600 meters below, both of which abruptly and memorably come into view as the snaking road twists its way down the steep escarpment marking the northern extremity of the Xueshan (Snow Mountain) Range.
A leisurely trip along Route 9 makes a great prelude to the scenic beauties of Yilan County for those with a little extra time, but these days visitors from Taipei can also reach the Lanyang Plain via the much quicker National Freeway 5 and its 12.9-kilometer-long Xueshan Tunnel. While traveling either road, the first glimpse of the Lanyang Plain is breathtaking. This, the northern part of Yilan County, is one of the wettest corners of Taiwan, and the copious rainfall ensures a stunning landscape of emerald-green, jungle-covered mountainsides dropping to a pancake-flat coastal plain of flooded paddy fields. Offshore, the conspicuous, shapely crag that is Turtle Island rises out of the gleaming blue ocean. Secreted in deep, wooded gorges cut into the steep mountain walls looming above the plain are another notable feature of the area: a series of fine waterfalls, the best of which are just a short drive south from the point where Freeway 5 and Route 9 cross, at the hot-spring spa town of Jiaoxi.
The northern part of Yilan County is one of the wettest corners of Taiwan, and the copious rainfall ensures a stunning landscape of emerald-green, jungle-covered mountainsides dropping to a pancake-flat coastal plain of flooded paddy fields
Jiaoxi, easily reachable from Taipei by express bus (about 60 min.) or express train (about 90 min.), features a fine range of hot-spring hotels and resorts, many of which are quite luxurious. These, plus the town's proximity to the big city and a plethora of interesting and scenic sights to explore nearby, make it an extremely popular place for a short getaway.
Visitors are spoilt for choice when it comes to sightseeing. About 10 kilometers north, Wushi Harbor has a great fresh-seafood market, and in summer boat trips are offered to the mysterious Turtle Island, 10 km offshore. Next to the harbor, the astonishing work of modern architecture that commands every visitor's attention is the fine Lanyang Museum (www.lym.gov.tw), which introduces the culture, geology, and natural history of the area. Its unique sloping walls of stone and glass, which seem to grow out of the ground, were inspired by the iconic coastal rock formations at such nearby places as Beiguan, 2 kilometers north. Heading south from Jiaoxi, the famous night market and National Center for Traditional Arts (www.ncfta.gov.tw) at Luodong are especially deserving of a visit, while nearby Dongshan River Water Park is a refreshing place to go in fine – and especially hot -- weather.
Of all the attractions in the Jiaoxi area, however, perhaps none are more popular than the three-tier Wufengqi Waterfalls a couple of kilometers west of the town, which are not only spectacular but also very easy to visit. Visitors without their own transport are in luck, thanks to the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Bus service (www.taiwantrip.com.tw), the Jiaoxi Route of which connects the waterfall area with Jiaoxi Railway Station. There are services every 30 minutes on weekends (once an hour on weekdays). Take note, on the way, of Tangweigou Hot Spring Park, the first stop on the route, before the bus heads out of town. The small, pleasantly landscaped park has shallow hot-spring pools for soaking tired feet, and simple indoor hot-spring pools (which are segregated) for a full dip, making it a tempting stopover after exploring the Wufengqi area on foot.
From Jiaoxi Railway Station it's about 10 minutes on a Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Bus to the Wufengqi Scenic Area stop, in a large car park beside a wide stream. Follow the waterside path upstream for a few minutes to a set of steps that takes you up to a rest area with a cluster of snack vendors and washroom facilities. Just beyond this point a wide stone path leads, in just a couple of minutes, to the first of the three beautiful waterfalls. Climb the steps through the gorge past the small but pretty cascade, and just above it is the second fall, a higher and more impressive leap. From here it's another 10-minute climb up steps to the third and last fall, along a path cut into the rocky, sheer-sided gorge. It's a steep push in parts, but the reward is a view of the highest and most impressive of the three waterfalls. Unfortunately, the path to this waterfall is sometimes closed due to the risk of falling rocks; but if open, it's well worth the climb to see the spectacular 40-meter-high plunge.
Turning left at the junction just below the second waterfall, a short path leads out of the gorge to join an unsurfaced track. Turn right to head uphill along this track, and in a few minutes you'll see a large and striking Catholic church at the top of steps on the right. The gleaming white, circular structure was built after a Marian apparition (one of about 300 that were recorded worldwide during the 20th Century) witnessed by a group of Taiwanese hikers at this spot after they had become lost in bad weather in November 1980. A grotto and statue of the Virgin Mary stands nearby, on the site where the apparition occurred.
Follow the track uphill past the church, and in about 2 hours the summit of Shengmu Peak is reached. This is a great hike through beautiful countryside, and quite a good workout, with 700-plus meters of vertical ascent. On the summit is another huge memorial to the Catholic faith: a flight of steep concrete steps which climb past metal plaques representing the fourteen Stations of the Cross, taking you to a large concrete platform with a statue of Christ on the cross in the center. The view from this site is magnificent, with the Lanyang Plain and a wide sweep of the Pacific Ocean laid out below.
English and Chinese
|Baozhong tea
|Dongshan River Water Park
|Feicui Reservoir
|Lanyang Plain
|Lanyang Museum
|Linmei Shipan Trail
|National Center for Traditional Arts
|Pinglin Tea Museum
|Shengmu Peak
|Taiwan Tourist Shuttle
|Tangweigou Hot Spring Park
|Turtle Island
|Xueshan (Snow Mountain) Range
|Wufengqi Scenic Area
|Wufengqi Waterfalls
|Wushi Harbor
|Xueshan Tunnel


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Peppermint Mocha Caffè Mocha
This Peppermint Mocha Caffè Mocha is the ultimate indulgence when you are looking for a cozy hot beverage.
- 1/2 cup brewed espresso or 1 tablespoon NESCAFÉ TASTER'S CHOICE House Blend 100% Pure Instant Coffee Granules, dissolved in 1/3 cup boiling water
- 2 teaspoons NESTLÉ NESQUIK Chocolate Flavor Syrup
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1/4 cup Peppermint Mocha Flavor NESTLÉ COFFEE-MATE Liquid Coffee Creamer
Directions, Reviews, Nutrition
STEAM milk and Coffee-mate together using espresso machine or microwave on HIGH (100%) power for 1 minute or until very hot. Pour over espresso.
Lactose intolerant? Substitute water for milk.
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11 Reviews
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Tastes as good as Starbucks!
My husband bought me an espresso machine to make lattes and cut back on our Starbucks bill... it worked until the holiday season when all I want is a peppermint mocha! Ohh.. but now I discovered this! So good! LOVE IT!!
Peppermint Mocha Caffe Mocha
Love this recipe so easy to make and delicious. love that I can use my microwave for this drink. And I love Peppermint!!!
Peppermint Mocha Caffè Mocha
I was really impressed that I could use the Tasters Choice instant coffee in this recipe and a real bonus I could also use my microwave. A real treat for me, since I don't have all the devices usually used. Quick, easy, and delicious!!! 1redjellybean. I am a member of the BrewCrew@Coffee-MateUSA
Awesome Year round indulgence for me
I make a version of this, but I use powdered hot choco mix, 2 starbright peppermint candies, placed in the hot coffee first. Then add splenda, hot choco, and then stir, adding Coffeemate Peppermint Mocha, or Sugarfree French Vanilla out of season. Voila, a wonderful tasting coffee!
As a loyal customer to starbucks this has saved me money! Wish you sold the peppermint year round and maybe a white mocha syrup. :) It is absolutely delicious.
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Serving Size: 1/1 of Recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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A comedy club in Austin is complaining that its next-door neighbor, a church, is disrupting its stand-up acts, the Austin American-Statesman says.
The Capitol City Comedy Club has shared a strip-mall wall for 13 months with Fresh Oil Family Fellowship. The music from the Texas church's Wednesday night services aren't exactly fostering harmonious relations with the comics.
"Our services are an explosive event," Bishop Nathan Thomas, the church's pastor, told the Statesman.
The dispute went public when about 50 people from the church protested in the shared parking lot in a rally called "Jokes versus Jesus." The club's counterprotest featured signs that read, "God is light, so lighten up" and "Jesus died for your grins," the newspaper reported.
The comedy club and the mall's landlord are trying to force the church out of its home, Fresh Oil leaders said. The owners of the comedy club have threatened to move out at the end of the year if the church is not evicted, the Statesman reported.
Read more here.
(Posted by Steve Marshall)
Doug is an unrepentant news junkie who loves breaking news and has been known to watch C-SPAN even on vacation. He has covered a wide range of domestic and international news stories, from prison riots in Oklahoma to the Moscow coup against Mikhail Gorbachev. Doug previously served as foreign editor at USA TODAY. More about Doug
Michael Winter has been a daily contributor to On Deadline since its debut in January 2006. His journalism career began in the prehistoric Ink Era, and he was an early adapter at the dawn of the Digital Age. His varied experience includes editing at the San Jose Mercury News and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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This place is a hit with the international fashion crowd. Many of the clothes for men and women are offbeat and deconstructed, and the decor in this former cinema - polished concrete floors and scraped-down walls - has been designed to match. Labels include Dries Van Noten, Dsquared2 and Ring, with retro helmets by Ruby.
Area Milan
Transport Metro Porta Genova/bus 47, 74/tram 2 .
Telephone 02 3656 6494
Open 3-7.30pm Mon; 11am-7.30pm Tue-Sun. Closed 1wk Aug.


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How To Do Revolved Triangle Pose
You're just adding a twist to your triangle; and everyone knows how spinal twists are incredibly good for you. Rinsing out toxins like a wet towel with each breath.
Benefits of Revolved Triangle Pose
Revolved Triangle pose helps open the chest and activates the spine with the help of the internal and external obliques. It also lengthens and releases any muscle tension in your glutes and hamstrings. This pose is also great for your sense of balance and coordination.
Revolved Triangle Pose Step-by-Step
- Stand with your feet about three feet apart, your right foot pointed forward, your left foot turned out comfortably, about 90 degrees (like in Warrior II but with your legs straight).
- Square your hips to the front of your sticky mat, towards your right leg. Draw your right hip back and left hip forward.
- Bring the left hand to the inside or outside of the right foot as you twist to the right. Your right hand reaches towards the sky and your gaze is to the right fingertips.
- Draw the shoulder blades down your back and radiate out from the heart center through your arms and fingertips. Stay in this position for five deep breaths.
- Inhale as you slowly come back up to standing. Even it out and repeat these steps on the other side.
It's the placement of the lower body (your hips particularly) that matters more than being able to touch the floor with your palm. Remember, flexibility comes with time not force. With that being said, it is very important to do the posture correctly so you don't injure yourself over time.


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Stamp news, 3
It's quite difficult for a businessman to follow the latest news without getting lost in massive information flows. Delo.ua makes the life of a businessman easier by providing the most important business news in brief. We use a non-standard ad format, stamps, to emphasize the importance and briefness of every news story on the web site. Each news story had its own stamp. A series of stamp/news were
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Nick Bennett
Ben & Arthur
Sam Mraovich and Jamie Brett Gabel play a gay couple who are at odds over whether or not to marry. Arthur wants a ring on his finger and a marriage certificate in his pocket, while his beau, Ben, doesn't see the need to formalize their relationship. But Ben finally gives in to Arthur's wishes, and everything appears to go smoothly -- until Arthur's religious zealot brother, Victor, decides to mess things up.


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Good Gigs: How Jungian Psychology, Acting & A Flair For Writing Go Hand-In-Hand
Regular Frisky readers will recognize the name Ami Angelowicz — she's one of our bloggers and the genius mind behind our "Decode My Dream" column. But at the young age of 31, Ami has had three careers — actress, teacher, and now writer. Before she started penning for The Frisky, she was a working actress in L.A. when she made the decision to go back to school to pursue a Master's in Counseling Psychology. After the jump, Ami explains how going back to school for psych made her an awesome drama teacher, not to mention a thoughtful writer we're psyched to call one of our own. The Frisky: You were working as an actress in Los Angeles when you decided to take a break from the limelight and go back to school — for what exactly? And why?
Ami Angelowicz: I went to get my Master's in Counseling Psychology. Honestly, I was kind of lost at the time. I had just decided I didn't want to act anymore and I was trying to figure out what I wanted to do with my life. I was 23 at the time and acting had become like … a death for me since I had been acting since I was 4 years old. I was just over my acting career and wanted to be doing something else.
The Frisky: So why psychology?
AA: I started seeing this therapist — he was a bald midget, seriously, and I started to think he and therapy were rad, something I wanted to pursue in greater depth. I had minored in psychology in college so I already had an interest in psychology. Back then, I got really into Carl Jung and dream analysis as part of my creative process. My bald, midget therapist told me to get a day planner and gave me existentialist philosophy tapes to listen to and my interest developed further from there.
The Frisky: I've heard this from other people who studied psychology — that they had experienced the positive benefits themselves.
AA: Yeah. Also, my grandmother that I never met suffered from mental illness — there were not great treatments at the time and it ruined her life. And then personally, in college I struggled with a severe depression. So all of this, coupled with my bald midget therapist, my obsession with dreams and Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell, and my lack of direction at the time made it seem like the perfect career.
I also was drawn to studying psychology because I have always had an instinct for understanding people and their deeper motives. This made me a good actress and I was sure it would make me a good therapist.
The Frisky: You eventually got a job teaching — psychology or something else?
AA: No, theater, actually. It was kind of a fluke, but I wouldn't have been able to do it without my training as a therapist.
The Frisky: How so?
AA: Well, I taught at an all-girls Catholic school in East Los Angeles. My students had a lot of problems. Most of the girls knew nothing about theater and my class became an outlet for the girls to talk about or express their issues openly.
The Frisky: Did that happen right away?
AA: It took some time but eventually the class was like a glorified group therapy session. When we would start to do sensitive stuff, really heavy stuff would come out, like sexual abuse, physical abuse … stuff like that. Having a strong background in psychology and counseling prepared me to deal with it. My psych background helped me know how to lead a group, how to respond when that heavy stuff came up. It helped me empathize with them and not judge. I ended up teaching at the school for four years.
My acting career obviously wasn't null and void either. Being an actor has helped me so much in everything I do. First of all, there were times when I was going through a hard personal time as a teacher, and one thing you can't do is let your students see you sweat. But I knew how to hide it, how to play it off. Also, I did a lot of improvisation, which really helps keeps things flowing when you're lecturing or when a student says or asks something unexpected.
The Frisky: You no longer work as a teacher and instead make your living as a freelance writer for The Frisky, among other places. Has your psych background come in handy when it comes to your writing?
AA: Oh yeah! Having a background in both psychology and theater has definitely made me a better writer. As a result of my expertise in these areas, I understand characters, dialogue, how to express a scene, etc., so much better.
Plus, of course, I studied a lot of Carl Jung, which is integral to writing my dream analysis column, "Decode My Dream." I learned a lot about dream symbols, psychodrama, all that trippy stuff when I was studying psych — all key in decoding what's going on in your brain while you're sleeping.
The Frisky: So going to school for psychology has had a big impact on your career, even though you didn't go on to become a therapist?
AA: Totally. I think all of the things I do are just different mediums that express the same thing — an interest in people and moments in life that are difficult to understand and finding the ability to put them into words, to express and share them with others. You always need to understand people … including yourself.
This article is sponsored by Kaplan; however, the article was independently produced by The Frisky and the opinions and views expressed by the interviewer and interviewee are their own.


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From the time Nick Sywyj was just a toddler, he can remember being a fan of Seton-La Salle High School and its sports teams.
Now, in the waning days of his senior year there, Sywyj will conclude a four-year high school career that saw him excel on the football field, pick up the sport of lacrosse in just one season, and become the class valedictorian.
For Sywyj, his fondness for Seton-La Salle began under the Friday night lights that played such a big role in his childhood.
"Ever since I was 3 years old I never missed a game," he said. "I had two older brothers (Andy and Steven) who played before me, and just going back to Honus Wagner Field over in Carnegie every Friday night was always Rebel football."
Sywyj carried on his brothers' legacy of Rebel football when he began at Seton-La Salle, quickly becoming a starter at linebacker, running back and on special teams by his sophomore year.
The three-year starter led the Rebels defense with three interceptions last season, and helped lead the team to a 9-2 overall record (7-1 in the Class AA Century Conference), as well as a WPIAL quarterfinal-round playoff appearance.
Sywyj, who will be attending Notre Dame to study engineering while also attempting to walk on to the Fighting Irish football team, enjoyed playing both positions — linebacker and running back — at Seton-La Salle.
However, he especially relished his role as an inside linebacker.
"Our offense has been pretty potent throughout the three years (I started). We always scored a lot of points and it's always good getting into the end zone," Sywyj said. "But I think defense is more of my natural thing. At inside linebacker I would be calling the defense out and just telling everyone their responsibility."
Greg Perry, Seton-La Salle's head football coach agreed, citing Sywyj's intelligence as an important factor.
"I think as a linebacker his natural leadership ability, rallying his teammates around him, knowing all the calls that needed to be made on the defense (were key)," Perry said.
"He's a very smart, cerebral type of kid. He was an extension of the coaching staff on the field because he was so cerebral about the game."
After the football season ended, Sywyj wanted an activity to compete in during the spring season. He turned to lacrosse.
Picking the game up at a rapid pace, the senior started at the long stick midfielder position, and helped spur the Rebels to a WPIAL Division II championship.
Sywyj played an important role in the team's 8-3 semifinal win against Baldwin, becoming the only defenseman all season to score a goal for the Rebels.
According to Seton-La Salle's lacrosse coach, Brian Yates, for Sywyj to pick up the sport so quickly in just one season was "mind blowing."
But that isn't what impressed him the most about Sywyj.
Said Yates: "I just thought, this guy is a star football player in his senior year, it's the last couple months of school, and he wants to go play a sport that he's never even tried before and compete against guys who have been playing for years.
"It just struck me, the humility and the confidence that you'd have to have to do that. It's rare. That's really what impressed me about him as a young man more than anything."
Outside of athletics, Sywyj carries a 5.0 weighted grade-point average while taking four advanced placement and one honors class during his senior year.
"It's definitely an honor (to be valedictorian)," Sywyj said. "It definitely goes to show all the hours I've put into the books as well, not just on the field.
"Sometimes they say (your) senior year is super easy, but for me it got harder every year."
Sywyj certainly will look back fondly on his experiences at Seton-La Salle — experiences both on the field and in the classroom that he will take with him going forward.
"I couldn't have had a better high school career," he said. "Athletically, all four years of football were awesome. And then the lacrosse season, we won a WPIAL championship my first and only year — that was memorable.
"Academically, it prepared me well for college and just the real world."
Alex Oltmanns is a freelance writer.


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The Opera Bar
You'll find the Opera Bar on the second floor, above the main entrance. It opens two hours before the performance starts.
"The Opera Bar has its own head chef and offers a fantastic menu, including the Swedish classic open-faced prawn sandwich. We also have a special wine menu which includes several unusual wines served by the glass. Many of the wines are organic or biodynamic", says Ousainou Mbye, head waiter and sommelier of The Göteborg Opera.
If you'd like something to eat during the break all you need to do is place an order with us before the curtain call. If you'd prefer to just have something to drink you can of course order this at the bar at any time.
The Opera Bar opens 2 hours before the performance at the Gothenburg Opera's main stage. The kitchen closes 40 minutes before the performance starts.
You can pre-order your shrimp sandwich at the Opera Bar for the intermission. Pre-ordering is available now via our form for table reservations or by calling the restaurant at +46-31-131300. Payment is due at the time of the performance at the Opera Bar.
If you only want to order something to drink, you can do so directly at the bar.
The Opera Bar has 40 bookable seats for diners before the performance on the main stage. Reservations can be made via our form for table reservations or our booking service on tel. 031-131300
The Opera Bar is not open to the public on premiere evenings.
The Opera Bar menu
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The Opera's shrimp sandwich
Served on organic Danish rye bread with horse-radish and lemon mayonnaise, and organic egg
Whole SEK 198 / Half SEK 159
Spring vegetable salad
Baked beets, crumbled chèvre, beluga lentils, salt roasted walnuts and honey dressing
Shellfish bisque
Brandy, marinated crayfish tail, home-made thyme grissini and citrus cream cheese
The Opera's two Danish open sandwiches (Smørrebrød)
- Roast beef with horse-radish crème, deep-fried caper, sliced cucumber and roasted onion
- Smoked mackerel with roasted beets, smetana flavoured with fennel, and trout roe
Chocolate Truffle
All dishes above, except the soup of the day, can be pre-ordered for the interval
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Before you order your food and drinks, please speak to a member of our staff if you have a food allergy or intolerance.
A place where you can eat with a clear conscience
Since its inception, the Göteborg Opera Restaurant has placed a clear emphasis on developing its environmental philosophy. The environmental work performed has now been affirmed by the most prestigious environmental certification - the Nordic Ecolabel.
The Nordic Ecolabel applies to all operations managed by the Göteborg Opera Restaurant: the restaurant itself, the cafés, bars, kitchen and staff canteen. The Nordic Ecolabel takes into account the entire life cycle of the restaurant operations, from the purchase of raw goods to waste management and everything in between. This means that the food served at The Göteborg Opera is organic and Fair Trade certified, that the cleaning products in the kitchen are the very best from an environmental standpoint and that the use of electricity is controlled and comes from 100% renewable sources.
Inspiring events in a unique atmosphere
Are you looking for something special for your next customer or staff event? The Opera Bar and all the opportunities it offers may just be the answer.
The Opera Bar is in a beautiful location, has an exclusive décor and is spacious enough to accommodate up to 200 guests, making it ideal for After Work, anniversaries, formal receptions and exclusive VIP events.
We offer you a world of possible activities to choose from - why not enjoy your pre-dinner drink here while being entertained by musical interludes featuring internationally renowned Göteborg Opera musicians or soloists. If you would like to include a presentation in your event everything we provide a small stage, sound and microphone equipment and a screen. Our kitchen uses local produce wherever possible and organic alternatives are available. Our aim is for you to enjoy a spectacular event - everything we do, from food and drink to service and attitude is first class.
Let us know exactly how you would like your event to be and we will tailor it to fit your wishes. We look forward to seeing you!
The Opera Bar offers:
- space for up to 200 people
- beverages and light meals
- performances by soloists and musicians
- a Master of Ceremonies and/or performers
- sound and microphone equipment
- the possibility to show images, films and presentations
- guided tours in several languages
- talks about the performing arts


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|Richard & The Young Lions
|Open Up Your Door
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|The Beach Boys
|I'm Waiting For The Day
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|Les Paul & Mary Ford
|The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
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|Wanda Jackson
|Cool Love
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|The World Ain't Round It's Square
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|Gary Lewis & The Playboys
|Without A Word Of Warning
|0:14:57 ()
|We're Going Surfin'
|0:17:04 ()
|Whitey White
|Hillbilly Surfer
|0:19:50 ()
|Joe South
|I'm Snowed
|0:22:28 ()
|Inside Looking Out
|0:25:22 ()
|Marilyn Barbarin
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|Lightnin' Slim
|Cool Down Baby
|0:33:34 ()
|Jean Knight
|I'm Evil Tonight
|0:35:40 ()
|Bobo Mr Soul
|Answer To The Want Ads
|0:38:05 ()
|Sugar Pie DeSanto
|Slip-In Mules
|0:40:27 ()
|Kelly Brothers
|You're That Great Big Feeling
|0:43:42 ()
|Mr. Lee
|0:46:03 ()
|The Hondas
|Twelve Feet High
|0:48:11 ()
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|Ray Charles
|I'm Movin' On
|0:53:05 ()
|Conway Twitty
|Go On And Cry
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|Sparkle Moore
|Skull And Crossbones
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|Roy Gaines
|Skippy Is A Sissy
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|Mackey Beers & The Rockitts
|That Jim
|1:03:08 ()
|Baby Huey
|Messing With The Kid
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|1:06:55 ()
|Hardrock Gunter
|Hillbilly Twist
|1:11:14 ()
|York Brothers
|Tennessee Tango
|1:13:33 ()
|Charles Alexander
|Petty Blue
|1:16:20 ()
|Bloodshot Bill
|Don't Care Blues
|1:18:00 ()
|Dennis Puckett
|Bye Bye Blues
|1:20:53 ()
|1:22:43 ()
|Huey "Piano" Smith
|Free, Single and Disengaged
|1:25:05 ()
|Allen Toussaint
|Soul Sister
|1:27:10 ()
|Clarence "Jody" Carter
|Slip Away
|1:29:45 ()
|Carrie Nations
|Look On Up At The Bottom
|1:33:36 ()
|Reigning Sound
|Brown Paper Sack
|1:36:16 ()
|Parting Gifts
|My Mind's Made Up
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|1:38:28 ()
|Nancy Sinatra
|These Boots Are Made For Walking
|1:42:00 ()
|The Whyte Boots
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|The Monkees
|The Door Into Summer
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|Ron Haydock & The Boppers
|You Is A Rat Fink
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Listener comments!
Sun. 3/3/13 3:18pm
Vito Donatiello:
Hello Sweetpea`` From Vancouver's westcoast` sunny 52f
Sun. 3/3/13 3:19pm
Ralph and Susan (UK):
Hello from the UK
Sun. 3/3/13 3:19pm
Vito Donatiello:
how 's it going??
Sun. 3/3/13 3:22pm
Debbie D.:
Great! How about you?
Sun. 3/3/13 3:26pm
Vito Donatiello:
It's nice to get a break from 6 straight days of heavy rain We had the pineapple Express!!! mild and tons of rain` everything is super green`
Sun. 3/3/13 3:26pm
Greg G.:
Joe South, y'all!
Sun. 3/3/13 3:29pm
Vito Donatiello:
great tunes!!!!!!!! love everything`!!!!! Super`
Sun. 3/3/13 3:29pm
Debbie D.:
Get ready to do the Hillbilly Twist with Greg G!
Sun. 3/3/13 3:36pm
Vito Donatiello:
Animals Inside Looking Out awesome``killer tune`
Sun. 3/3/13 3:42pm
Can't wait to pledge next week! I just need to remember where I hid all that money...
Sun. 3/3/13 3:48pm
Vito Donatiello:
I am sure that I will be playing this playlist again sometime this week... it great`
Sun. 3/3/13 3:49pm
Vito Donatiello:
pledge next week $20 for sure`
Sun. 3/3/13 3:50pm
Joe non Papa:
My grandma named one of her parrots Mr Lee after this song.
Sun. 3/3/13 4:32pm
Vito Donatiello:
looking good soul sister`!!!!!!!
Sun. 3/3/13 4:42pm
Dog-Day Cicada:
Running late, today. Hey, everyone! Happy Ichiban day!
Sun. 3/3/13 4:44pm
Debbie D.:
Sun. 3/3/13 4:45pm
Dog-Day Cicada:
Lee Hazlewood penned some great songs.
Sun. 3/3/13 4:58pm
Vito Donatiello:
bye Deb` hugs`
Sun. 3/3/13 4:59pm
Doug Schulkind:
Been lurking and listening. Great show, DD!
Mon. 3/4/13 10:22am
Debbie D.:
Thanks, Doug! Happy Marathoning!
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Pony Trouble
When the Megatoy Corp. dispatches a film crew to observe fans at play with the company's latest product, a role-playing fantasy called the Pony Game, they unwittingly set the stage for an all-out war. With a group of drug-abusing, rivalry-riddled, oversexed friends as their subjects, somebody's gonna get hurt. Directed by Warren Lynch, this campy independent horror film stars Melinda Desiree Frye, Irina Peligrad and Eddie Gutierrez.


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ATLANTA — Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal, calling it "a rather historic moment," on Friday signed a bill that cracks down on illegal immigration in the state by increasing some enforcement powers and requiring many employers to check the immigration status of new hires.
"While I believe immigration is an issue that can ideally be identified and addressed — and should be addressed— at the federal level, this legislation I believe is a responsible step forward in the absence of federal action," Deal told reporters who crowded elbow-to-elbow into his office for the signing.
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The new law — the subject of heated debate in the Legislature — shares some similarities to a controversial law enacted last year in Arizona and another enacted this year in Utah. Part or all of those two laws have been blocked by federal judges, and opponents have said they'll sue to try to block Georgia's law.
It authorizes law enforcement officers to check the immigration status of certain suspects and to detain them if they are in the country illegally. It penalizes people who knowingly transport or harbor illegal immigrants and makes it a felony to present false documents or information when applying for a job.
A group of about 20 protesters, their arms linked to form a human chain, stood outside the governor's office after the signing chanting "Shame on you" and "We won't leave" before moving outside to join another several dozen on the sidewalk outside the Capitol for an impromptu rally. They are planning a town hall meeting Friday evening and are also pulling together plans for a summer of action, including a work stoppage on July 1, the day most parts of the law are set to take effect, and a march in Atlanta the following day.
"HB 87 was signed today, but our work continues," Lisa Adler of Amnesty International told the crowd gathered outside the Capitol.
A requirement for private employers to use a federal database called E-Verify to check the immigration status of new hires is set to be phased in, with all employers with more than 10 employees required to comply by July 2013.
Opponents of the measure say it could lead to racial profiling and could harm the state's economy, while supporters say it's necessary because illegal immigrants are a drain on Georgia's resources.
Rep. Matt Ramsey, R-Peachtree City, who joined the governor at the signing, said getting the bill through the Legislature was "one of the longest, toughest debates that I've ever been a part of."
"This is a good day for Georgia taxpayers and that is exactly who we're standing here on behalf of today," he said.
Deal said he doesn't believe convention organizers and individuals will boycott the state as a result of the law.
"I believe that most people understand that a state that is doing what is within its power to do to protect its citizens and its taxpayers should not be at any point punished," he said. "The costs of illegal immigration, in my opinion, far outweigh any of the dangers that may be threatened by boycotts."
Atlanta immigration lawyer Charles Kuck said he's working with several national groups to pull together a lawsuit challenging the Georgia law.
A federal judge blocked some provisions of Arizona's law last year after the federal government sued, and an appeals court upheld that decision last month. Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said Monday the state plans to appeal directly to the U.S. Supreme Court.
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked a similar law enacted this year in Utah after civil liberties groups sued to keep it from entering into effect. That judge cited similarities to the most controversial parts of Arizona's law. A hearing is set for mid-July to determine whether an injunction will be issued or the law can go into effect.


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For a little while I halted at Hastie's gate, and watched with interest the northward rush of the afternoon express.
He that is Hastie to giue credite, is light minded; and shall be held as one that sinneth against his owne Soule.
Here he was—whether caught or come back was all one to Hastie: the point was to make an end of the business.
Smith thought of Hastie's comparison of the toad and the dove, and was glad to think that the matter was at an end.
"He shall fight no one in this camp, I can tell him that," said Hastie.
Hastie dismissed the most of what they had heard as nothing to the matter: what they wanted was the treasure.
Judge Hastie spent his first ten months in office observing what was happening to the Negro in the Army.
The frontispiece is from a negative, the property of Miss Hastie, which was taken by the conductor.
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The Center for Palliative Care Education was developed and funded as a joint HRSA and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) project to improve the quality of care that patients with HIV/AIDS receive during the course of their illness and at the end of life.
To accomplish this, the Center developed an educational resource center and training program to build regional AETC capacity to provide training on palliative care issues. The Center has compiled educational materials and curricula on topics in HIV/AIDS palliative care, conducted and analyzed regional and national AETC needs assessments to guide curriculum development activities, designed and pilot tested a multiple module curriculum, and established partnerships with the AETC NRC, the RWJF HIV Palliative Care Workgroup, the RWJF Promoting Excellence in End-of-Life Care Program, Last Acts, EPERC (End-of-Life Physician Education Resource Center), the Seattle STD/HIV Prevention Training Center and the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (ANAC).
All materials developed are available to each regional AETC and to their local performance sites through the Center for Palliative Care Education Website.


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An Inventory of Records of Representative Patricia Gray at the Texas State Archives, 1991-1993, 1995-2002, undated (bulk 1995-2001)
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Texas State Representative Patricia Gray, was born on October 2, 1946, earned a BA and Masters of Education from Mississippi State University, a MA from the University of Texas at Austin, and a JD from the South Texas College of Law. Gray practiced as an attorney and was elected to the Texas House of Representatives, as a Democrat, in 1992 to represent District 23, Galveston County. She was reelected and continued to serve through 2002.
While in the House, Gray served on the following committees: Corrections, 1993-2002 (Vice-Chair, 1995-1996); Environmental Regulation, 1993-1994; Appropriations 1995-1996; General Investigating, 1995-1998; Civil Practices, 1997-1998 (Chair); and Public Health, 1999-2002 (Chair). In addition, she was appointed to the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission in 1995, for a four year term to begin in 1996, and served as Vice-Chair of the Commission in 1999.
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Congregations dissenting from the ELCA's embrace of homosexuality now have a bishop and have formed a new Lutheran denomination: The North American Lutheran Church (NALC). It has 250 congregations and some 100,000 members. Check out their website, which details the NALC's beliefs, government, and mission:
North American Lutheran Church (NALC).
My impression is that the NALC will still ordain women and be ecumenical in relation to other churches–the website specifically says it will co-operate with the new Anglican church, which the NALC seems to be emulating–while being more conservative than the ELCA on moral, Biblical, and theological issues.
What do you think about this? Is this a promising development for Lutheranism in America? Would this group attract those of you who are intrigued by Lutheranism but can't handle the Missouri and Wisconsin Synod's practice of closed communion and standoffishness towards other churches, which probably won't be issues in the NALC?
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From: Linda Cox <>
Subject: [TNHARDIN] Researching Stephens/Stevens family of Decatur County, TN
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2010 20:33:40 -0600
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My relative is Amanda Clark who married James H Stephens/Stevens and this is what I could find on them. Hope someone out there has some more details on censuses, or especially connections to the Stephens ancestry:
R. Clark (some say
Amanda C. Clark – and that the "C" may have been for Catherine – but,
the "C" possibly denotes "Clark;" also called Amanda G. Smith or Amanda K. Smith – "K" for Katherine possibly) was born September 04, 1836 in Henderson County,
Tennessee. Amanda K. Smith died November
6, 1908 in Henderson County, Tennessee and is buried near her brother John
Wesley Clark at Sardis Cemetery, Henderson County, Tennessee as Amanda K Smith.
Clark married James H. Stephens (some say Stevens) who was born about 1820
(some say 1836) in North Carolina or Alabama (per 1850 census) and died after
and James were married probably after 1860 and before 1869 in Decatur
County, Tennessee.
was probably the second (or maybe even third) marriage
for James H. Stephens – James had presumably
married first Emily
C. Unknown, born about 1826 in Tennessee and who
died possibly after 1861 and before 1869 –
see below).
Some say that Amanda and James possibly had the 2 sons mentioned here
- but they were probably not Amanda's,
but E. C. (Emily) Stephen's – (see below
for complete listing James's 7 children):
James (F.) Stephens born about 1858 in Tennessee. (This may have been and probably was a son
born to the first wife of James H. Stephens - E. C. (Emily) Stephens - in the
1860 Decatur County, Tennessee Census).
William Stephens born about 1860 in Tennessee.
(Perhaps this child of James H. Stephens and E. C. (Emily) Stephens – died in
childbirth or young? – not on any census).
author believes James had at least two to six more children with his first wife, Emily C. Stephens, who died possibly after 1861 and before 1869, perhaps in childbirth – his second wife Amanda may have had one to
three children - namely: McKinzie May
Stevens, born about 1861 and Hellen Stevens, born about 1862 – and it appears
that the next child born (shown on an 1870 census) was Elizabeth Stevens, born about
1870 (most likely to Amanda, and possibly her first (to third)
child), unless there were more unnamed children who died in childbirth
to either mother.
There is
no William - who would have been age
10 years on the 1870 census - but there was in 1860 a child – S. R. (Samuel) Stephens,
age 11 born about 1849, not on 1870 census (perhaps grown and gone by then?);
F. M. Stephens, age 3, born about 1857 (perhaps died young? – no other mention
of this child, other than on the 1860 census) – the three boys mentioned on the
1860 census are missing on the 1870 census, except for one girl: M. S. (Mary)
Stephens, born about 1855.
Hardin County, Tennessee, District 13 Federal Census: Amanda C. Clarke, born about 1837 in Tennessee, age 13.
District 2, Decatur County, Tennessee Census: Jas H Stevens, age 30, born about 1820 in Alabama; Emily C Stevens, age 23, born about 1827 in Tennessee; Samuel R
Stevens, age 1, born about 1849 in Tennessee.
Living nearby in Decatur and
possibly related, although it is hard to prove – Stephens and Stevens names
keep interchanging and cannot find ancestors:
District 7, Decatur County; Tennessee Census: Elisha S Stevens, age 32, born about 1818 in Tennessee; Mary Stevens, age 22, born about 1828 in
Tennessee; William Stevens, age 4, born
about 1846 in Tennessee; James Stevens, age 1, born about 1849 in
Elisha S Stevens born April 5, 1818 in Tennessee;
married Mary Bowman born September
14, 1828 in Tennessee and died November 3, 1856 in Perryville, Decatur County,
Tennessee – they married January 28, 1844, Perryville, Decatur County, Tennessee
– they had 5 sons:
Joseph Stevens born March 12, 1845 and died
March 15, 1845 both in Tennessee;
William E Stevens born May 3, 1846 in Tennessee and died September 8, 1870 in
Florence, Lauderdale County, Alabama (1870 Lauderdale County, Alabama Census:
Wm Stevens, age 24, born about 1846 – the
only Stevens on census in Lauderdale);
James Stevens born February 18, 1849 in Tennessee;
John Felix Stevens born July 7, 1851 in Perry
County, Tennessee and died January 28, 1878 – buried Houston Cemetery, McKenzie
Road, Decatur County, Tennessee -(Stephens, John Felix, Aug. 7, 1851-Jan. 28,
1878, "Father" footstone[i];
Thomas Stevens born July 1, 1854 and died March 6, 1857 both in Tennessee.
S. Stevens served two terms as postmaster in Perryville. His appointment dates
were 27 June 1854 and 3 July 1857.[ii]
Mary Bowman's
parents may have been:
Samuel Bowman born about 1805 in Germany, died January 27, 1872 – buried Bowman
Cemetery, Decatur County, Tennessee; married Mary Ann born about 1805 and died
before 1850 – 1830 in Perry County Census; 1840 Henderson County Census Mary
Ann Bowman. They had 7 children:
(Elisha's first wife);
born about 1830 in Tennessee;
born 1832 in Tennessee;
A, born about 1836;
Harriet born January 18, 1838 - she
married Elisha S. Stevens (Elisha's second wife) May 19, 1857, in Decatur County, Tennessee;
born about 1840;
born about 1842 – all Bowman children born in Tennessee.
was also in 1850 District 7, Decatur County, Tennessee: Dicy Stevens age 69, born about 1781, born North Carolina (probably Elisha's mother and perhaps living with Elisha's family).
to the 1850 census of Decatur County, placed in Parsons Public Library, are the
names and occupations of those living here then: Carpenters, Elisha Stevens, 32, Tenn.[iii]
Decaturville, Decatur County, Tennessee Census: J. H. (James) Stephens, age 40, born about 1820; E. C. (Emily) Stephens, age 34, born
about 1826; S. R. (Samuel) Stephens, age 11, born about 1849; M. S. (Mary) Stephens,
age 5, born about 1855; F. M. Stephens, age 3, born about 1857 (may have died young – not on 1870 census);
J. F. (James) Stephens, age 1 year, born about 1859.
Living nearby in Decatur and possibly
Decaturville, Decatur County, Tennessee Census: E. S. (Elisha) Stephens, age 42, born about 1818; H. N. (Harriet Bowman) Stephens (Elisha's second wife – sister of his first
wife, Mary Bowman), age 25, born about 1835; W. (William) Stephens, age 14,
born about 1846; J. (James) Stephens, age 11, born about 1849; J. Stephens, age
8, born about 1852; and 3 other adults: S. P. Roberts, age 22; W. W. Bussell,
age 25; S. Freedlander, age 25 years.
James H. Stephens lived in Decatur County,
Tennessee (to the right of and abutting Henderson County on maps) and it is believed that he owned a sawmill in
Swallow Bluff (in 1860), on the Tennessee River, just north of Hardin County.[iv]
Bluff Island is located just downstream from Saltillo - Saltillo, also named as
a result of the Mexican War; and Swallow Bluff named because of the great
number of swallows hovering and frequenting the place. Swallow Bluff is about 8
miles southeast of Sardis and about 1-½ miles from Saltillo. James lived in
Swallow Bluff in 1860; James and Amanda Stephens were living in Decatur in
The 1869
property record for the Clark family showed that Amanda had married James
Stephens and it designated her location at that time as Decatur County,
Decatur County, Tennessee: James H. Stevens,
age 50, born about 1820; Amanda C.
Stevens, age 33, born about 1837; Mary L. T. Stevens, age 16, born about
1854; James F. Stevens, age 11, born
about 1859; McKinzie May Stevens, age 9, born about 1861; Hellen Stevens, age
8, born about 1862; Elizabeth Stevens, age 4/12, born about 1870.
(Some of these children could be Amanda's – possibly only Elizabeth; James was obviously married previously
and had some of these children by a first wife - E. C. (Emily). It could that the last three daughters –
McKinzie May, Hellen, and Elizabeth could
have been born to Amanda and that most
probably only Elizabeth was Amanda's daughter for sure).
The 8 Children
of James Stephens (or Stevens) and his wives should possibly read:
S. R. (Samuel) Stephens born about 1849. (This may have
been and probably was a son born to the first wife of James H. Stephens - E. C.(Emily)
Stephens - on 1860 Census – he probably left home before 1870 Census – in 1870 he
would have been age 21 years).
(Mary) Stephens (also Mary L. T. Stephens) born about 1854-1855.
(This may have been
and probably was a daughter born to the first wife of James H. Stephens - E. C.
(Emily) Stephens - on 1860 and 1870 Decatur
County, Tennessee Census' with family
– in 1870 she would have been age 15 years).
Stephens born about 1857 - in the 1860 Decatur County, Tennessee Census, but not on the 1870 census - (may have died
young). (This may have been and probably was a son born to the first
wife of James H. Stephens - E. C. (Emily) Stephens).
James (F.) Stephens born about 1858-1859 in
Tennessee- (This may have been and probably was a son born to the first wife of
James H. Stephens - E. C. (Emily) Stephens - in the 1860 and 1870 Decatur
County, Tennessee Census' – in 1870 he
would have been age 11 or 12 years).
William Stephens born about 1860 in Tennessee. (Perhaps
this child of James H. Stephens and E. C. (Emily) Stephens – died in childbirth
or young? – not on any census).
McKinzie May Stephens born about 1861 – (unknown if
daughter of E. C. (Emily) or Amanda) – age 9 in 1870 Census.
Hellen Stephens born about 1862 – (unknown if
daughter of E. C. (Emily) or Amanda) - age 8 in 1870 Census.
"Bettie" Stephens born about 1870 – (most likely daughter of
Amanda). There is a Stevens,
Bettie, Jan. 20, 1870 - Aug. 28, 1872, "Dau. of J. H. & A. K. Stevens"
buried at Red House Cemetery, an old cemetery in the Bath Springs community,
Decatur County, Tennessee.[v] (The cemetery was called Akin Cemetery before it was
renamed Red House Cemetery.) Bath-Springs
is a small community located along the Tennessee River in Decatur
County, about 33 miles from Pickwick Lake.[vi]
Could be related:
In early
days, history states that the early stage coach from Clifton to Lexington made
trips in one day on dirt roads, nearing the Red House, it went past the Shannon
place just off present Highway Tenn. 114, thence in front of the Red House Hotel/stage
terminal and on by the Stevens place
and McCorkle place before ascending McCorkle Hill and on to Keeton Store at
Dunbar…[vii] The Red House Hotel, built in
the late 1700s, was a stagecoach inn at Bath Springs.[viii]
4, 1875, Henderson County, Tennessee Guardian Bond Record states that Amanda K. Stephens was made guardian of
W. A. McKinzie upon the death of J. N. McKinzie.[ix]
Some say that the 1900 Henderson County,
Tennessee Census shows her as Amanda C.
Smith, age 63, living alone with Lidda Crow, age 16, mulatto, near Sardis;
this suggests a second marriage, but no record has been found yet.
brother, John Wesley Clark, age 52, was living also in Henderson County,
Tennessee with his family in the 1900 Henderson County, Tennessee Census.
Some say that Amanda died in 1908 based
on a headstone in the Sardis Cemetery, Henderson County, Tennessee located near
her brother, John W. Clark, which reads, "Amanda
G. Smith, 1836 – November 6, 1908."[x]
Tennessee State Library and Archives death records show: Smith, Amanda K., Henderson County, 1908, Record #64366.[xi]
Some say that a 1921 court record, in
which her brother, John W. Clark, who disposed of her property, reflects her
last name as Smith.
Jimmy Wiggs -
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