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I think you would have to find a church that doens't believe in the trinity. Sinc it would make Jesus and God the same.
I am about to go to my mom's house for a big family dinner, but later tonight I think I am going to post the whole, long story over there. I want to call the sister I have been talking to IRL and tell her about it, but I think I am gonna tell you all first instead, it is really starting to tear us apart. I am not asking him to do anything but accept that it is my religion now, and he just absolutely refuses. I am trying really hard to not even engage him about religion, and I am trying to be accomodating to his beliefs, but he is constantly bringing it up. The funny thing is I never even brought the kids to church before converting to Islam and now he is mad because I am not taking them every Sunday. I am praying like crazy that things work out, I don't know what else to do. (oops, didn't mean for this to be so long)
I know of one brother whose (Christian) family never cared that he considered himself an atheist, thought church was a waste of time, but FREAKED when he became Muslim. It's a common story. In fact, my own mother was much like that herself when I converted...I hadn't been to mass in 8 years and neither had she! But she really had a hard time with my converting.
This too shall pass.
However, it seems to me that you have found a faith that speaks to your soul and a husband should not deny his wife that beautiful right.
Perhaps if you explained to him the similarities between Islam and Christianity, then the two of you together can agree to teach those things to your children?
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Please don't misunderstand me, it's not my intention to offend. But I do wonder about the childs ability to choose their own spiritual path.
I think the issue here is not really church at all, but a more fundamental and personal thing between you and your dh. It sounds like the focus on attending church is just a proxy, something convenient that he's latched on to to try to further articulate his disapproval of your acceptance of Islam. Don't feel like you just have to bow to him, though---though Islam does teach that we should often listen to our husbands, if they have not accepted Islam and are pushing haram things (ie, praying to Jesus), that impetus is gone. These are your children too, and he does not get to decide their spiritual upbringings for himself. Do you have an imam or other knowledgeable Muslim locally that you can discuss these things with?
I think you need to address the root concerns that are making him push the church stuff, but to answer your question, as a Muslim, the only "chuch" I would feel at all remotely comfortable sending my dc to is a Unitarian Universalist church. We went to one several times before becoming Muslim, and it is more like a ethical fellowship than anything else. It really is friendly to many faiths and, to my understanding, would not teach your dc things antithetical to the Muslim perspective and way of life. Of course, a masjid/mosque/Islamic Center would be preferable.
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Some thoughts: Do you have to take your dc to any place of worship? We generally don't, except on the two Eids, and sometimes Christmas or Easter. Our dc are very young, so we can get away with focusing on ethical behavior and haven't had to deal with too many theological questions yet! One of the wonderful things about Islam is that it is mostly about the practice--praying salaat, fasting during Ramadan. If you never set foot in a mosque, you can still be a good Muslim. I understand that as a recent revert, you probably want community support. Perhaps you could go by yourself to activities at the mosque, or find support with an online community. Mabruk on your reversion!
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Mabrook on your reversion! I totally understand what you're going through, as I went through a similar thing with my family. I totally second the recommendation of a UU church! I've actually attended one from time to time wearing hijab and haven't had any issues. They have a good religious education program there as well. I think it's the sort of Church that you could attend as a family and still feel comfortable being a Muslim there.
My path to Islam involved a long period as a Monotheist... and I searched high and low for a non-Trinitarian church. Never found one, sadly.
Remember whatever church you do attend, that church is usually one day per week for a few hours. You're a Mom 24 hours/day, 7 days/week. If your kids see you praying, they're going to pick up on that and ask you questions. At Christmastime, it's very easy to say, "Y'know, Jesus, peace be upon him, is one of the greatest Prophets that ever lived. But I don't believe he was God or even wanted to be worshiped as such." Just teach them as you go. Know that they might revert, or might not... but either way, Allah(swt) will reward you for your efforts.
Good luck!
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|I know the whole basis of Christianity is the he was the son of God, but is there a church that doesn't actually pray to Jesus? Thanks!
Does it have to be a Christian church? Obviously, one group which prays to God but not to Jesus would be Jews.
I think she's looking for something to satisfy her DH's need to have his children in a Jesus-following tradition without her having to do the "praying to a person" thing.
And Jews are *not* in a Jesus-following tradition.
Christians believe that Jesus is God. You will not find a single church that prays to "God not Jesus". That doesn't make sense in the context of Christianity.
I am a Christian married to a Muslim. We have promised never to teach the children anything, or bring them to any place of worship, without the consent of the other parent. I would strongly suggest that you agree on a both-or-neither policy if you have a hard time dealing with it. We do both.
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1 The Realities of Life and Labor: The Lawrence Textile Strike Essential questions: How did immigrant workers from different backgrounds connect in Lawrence, Massachusetts? Homework/prior knowledge: Students should read chapter 21 in Joy Hakim s History of US vol 8: An Age of Extremes, pp , an equivalent handout on the strike, or the Document A Introduction. Vocabulary: Labor Union Industrial Workers of the World (I.W.W.); Wobblies Strike Lessons: Introductory Activity: Read aloud the relevant passages from E.L. Doctorow s Ragtime, chapter 16. Pause to ask questions: What do you notice? What is going on? What pictures are forming in your mind? If you feel like the class will not pay attention to you reading aloud, you may want to project the images found here: After you have finished reading, discuss the scenario with the students. Reviewing the homework: Who were the workers of Lawrence? Where were they from? How did they work? Why did the workers in Lawrence go on strike? What were their goals? What union helped them organize? What was the result of the strike? Tell the students that during the next two class periods they will be learning a lot about the Lawrence textile strike. Part 1: Who were the workers of Lawrence? Documents: A. Introduction to the Lawrence Textile Workers Strike, 1912 B. Paragraph excerpt from Strikers proclamation: All the nations of the world are represented in this fight off the workers for bread. C. From the Battlefield, Il Proletario, 22 March 1912, pp D. Composition and Characteristics of the Population for Wards of Cities of 50,000 or More: Lawrence (Table) These are good documents to go through with the students because they are short and to the point. Show each document on a projector. Ask the students to do what historians do: they have a question or a series of questions, and they are looking at a primary source for the answer to that question.
2 Conclude by asking them how you would organize such a diverse group. Closing questions: How were the workers of Lawrence diverse? What did they have in common? Part 2: What did the strikers of Lawrence face in their fight for justice? Documents: Photographs from the strike. Examine the picture of the strikers vs. the bayonets. What is going on in the picture? This is an excellent picture for a point of view writing exercise. Have the students write a story from within the scene from one on the participants points of view. Have them share their story. In your discussion, have the students share their literary interpretations of the picture. Then move the discussion towards analysis: What advantage does the militia have? What advantage do the strikers have? Why are the strikers carrying American flags? Write the quotation from union organizer Joe Ettor on the board: They cannot weave cloth with bayonets. What does he mean by that? Independent work / document practice: Analyze the other photographs and have the students write accounts from the participants points of view. Conclude by sharing your work in groups Extend by creating a classroom exhibit of the Lawrence strike. Put the students in groups. Have them revise their stories and mount them with the photograph on construction paper. Have the group write their own factual caption of the picture: essentially, who, what, where, when, why and how. Part 3: What does the Lawrence strike say about labor conditions in America in 1912? Document: E. To President William M. Wood From the Strike Committee and Arlington Mills, Lawrence, Mass. List Of Grievances. F. Camella Teoli Testifies about the 1912 Lawrence Textile Strike G. Photos of Lawrence Strike Activity: Give the students roles to play to write about the strike: Striking worker Newspaper reporter Government inspector. Mill Owner Have each student make a report about why the strike is happening. Have each student list three specific facts behind the worker s strike.
3 Use document analysis worksheets from the National Archives, These will help students organize their analysis of the documents and place them into historical context. Conclude by having the students share their reports. During the time of sharing, the rest of the class will play the part of government committee appointed to investigate conditions at the factories in Lawrence. Extend by discussing child labor today. Ask the students to figure out where their clothing is made, and then take them to the website For students in New York metropolitan area, the Lower East Side Tenement Museum has an exhibit on the garment industry which makes excellent connections between the Lower East Side at the turn of the century and the global sweatshops of today. Ask students what they think we can do to improve labor conditions in factories around the world. Extensions from New York Times: David Barboza, In Chinese Factories, Lost Fingers and Low Pay, New York Times January 5, 2008 available online at:
4 Document A Introduction to the Lawrence Textile Workers Strike, 1912 Lawrence, Massachusetts, the center of the textile industry in the United States, was home to the American Woolen Company s four giant mills. The textile industry employed nearly 60,000 of the town s approximately 85,000 residents, many of whom had recently immigrated from southern and eastern Europe. The Industrial Revolution had created a shift in the work force of textile mills from skilled to mostly unskilled labor. Skilled textile jobs in Lawrence went mostly to the native born or workers of English, German, and Irish descent, who were likely to be affiliated with the conservative American Federation of Labor s craft unions. These workers were being replaced by large numbers of unskilled, immigrant laborers from Italy, French Canada, Portugal, and Poland, who earned wages of less than $9 per week. Labor conditions in the mill were harsh. Half of the 40,000 workers in the American Woolen Company s four Lawrence mills were girls between the ages of 14 and 18. Workers paid high rents to live in small rooms in tenement houses; their pay provided a diet of bread, beans, and molasses. Factories were extremely hot in the summer and cold in the winter. Many workers died before the age of 40. The introduction of the two loom system in the textile factories increased the pace of work and enabled the companies to reduce staff and impose pay cuts. Machinery that was already dangerous to operate became even more so given the increased speed of production. In an effort to ameliorate the lives of workers by reducing the number of hours exposed to such harsh working conditions, the Massachusetts state legislature approved legislation reducing the workweek from 56 to 54 hours beginning in A consequence of this labor improvement however was a reduction in wages by 22 cents per week, as the American Woolen Company refused to maintain the same pay for working two fewer hours per week. This pay cut cost workers the equivalent of three loaves of bread. On January 12, 1912, Polish immigrant women closed their looms and took to the streets in protest against the pay cut. They were soon joined by men and women, both teens and adults, speaking more than a dozen languages. The AFL denounced the strike as revolutionary and anarchistic and its impact looked to be weak. However, the radical Industrial Workers of the World (I.W.W.), whose aim was to unite all workers in one big union, sent in union organizer, Joseph Ettor, who helped provide food and clothing to strikers and their families. Large numbers of workers marched and carried banners declaring, We want bread and roses too. They demanded respect as workers and a decent wage to feed their families. During a confrontation between strikers and the police and state militia, two protesters were killed. In response, children of striking workers were sent by train to other cities to be safely taken care of by families sympathetic to the strike. Public opinion toward the strike turned in favor of the workers when police attacked and arrested departing children and their mothers. Newspaper accounts of the attacks compelled President William Howard Taft to order a congressional investigation into industrial conditions in Lawrence and elsewhere in the country. In March, the American Woolen Company capitulated to the union s demands, granting a 15% pay raise, double pay for overtime, and amnesty for strikers. Soon afterward, other textile companies in Lawrence and New England complied with these terms.
5 Document B Excerpt from " Proclamation of the Striking Textile Workers of Lawrence, " Charles P. Neill, ed., Report on the Strike of Textile Workers in Lawrence, Massachusetts in 1912, 62nd Congress, 2nd Session, Senate Document 870 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1912), pp All the nations of the world are represented in this fight of the workers for more bread. The flaxen-haired son of the North marches side by side with his dark-haired brother of the South. They have toiled together in the factory for one boss. And now they have joined together in a great cause, and they have cast aside all racial and religious prejudice for the common good, determined to win a victory over the greed of the corrupt, unfeeling mill owners, who have ruled these people so long with the whip of hunger and the lash of the unemployed.
6 Document C: " F rom the Battlefield, " Il Proletario 22 March 1912, pp. 1-2., (an Italian language Socialist newspaper) Introduction This article offers an account of the final settlement of the strike. The strikers were victorious; however, they had to accept a compromise with the owners. They did not receive their specific demands. From The Battlefield: Lawrence After nine weeks of continuous, aggressive man-to-man fighting, finally the battle has been won in a way quite satisfying to the strikers. The owners of the factories had to comprehend that fighting against the strikers, directed by the organizers of the I.W.W., was like colliding with a mountain of metal; they had to comprehend that their adversaries were [men] of many actions and few words and that therefore it was better to surrender. They comforted themselves with the idea that they were dealing with a shapeless mass, ignorant, unaware of their very state; but they had to undeceive themselves when they saw the resolute attitude of the strikers who were ready for any sacrifice in order to obtain the laurels of victory. They [the owners] had sworn that they would never have anything to do with the powerful workers' organization, the Industrial Workers of the World; but after nine weeks of continuous fighting, they had to bow down before the I.W.W., because that is what the force of the strikers wanted. And so, this demonstrated that the people can do anything when they put their minds to it, and that against their firm, resolute will, laws, armed force, established powers and everything else that a government can arrange are powerless... The victory of the Lawrence strikers also meant victory for an additional three hundred thousand workers of other localities. The owners of the factories have understood that other workers would have followed the example of those from Lawrence and therefore they tried to anticipate a very disastrous movement for them... The strongest enemy, the American Woolen Company, held the last conference with the Strikers Committee on the ninth day of the month in the Boston State House. The company offered a wage increase ranging from a 5% increase for the higher wages up to 22% for the lower ones and a quarter [extra pay] for overtime. The premium system was cut in half. Everyone has to be rehired without exception, without taking any account of their attitude during the strike...
7 Document D "Composition and Characteristics if the Population for Wards of Cities of 50,000 or More: Lawrence (Table)," Thirteenth Census of the United States taken in the Year 1910, Federal Bureau of the Census, U.S. Decennial Census Publications: Vol. II, Population 1910 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, ), 893. Introduction This chart graphically shows the ethnic makeup of the city of Lawrence in 1910 and the residence patterns of different nationalities by wards. We see each group typically concentrated in a few ethnic enclaves across the city. Italians are concentrated in wards 1, 2, and 3; French Canadians in 4,5, and 6. Russians reside in large numbers in wards 3 and 4, Germans and Austrians in ward 1, and Turks in ward 3. Finally, native born residents are found in greatest numbers in wards 5 and 6. This document is an excerpt from a larger chart that lists data for each major city in Massachusetts. POPULATION MASSACHUSETTS TABLE V. COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION FOR WARDS OF CITIES OF 50,000 OR MORE LAWRENCE. SUBJECT SEX, COLOR, AND NATIVITY THE CITY WARD Total population, ,892 14,186 13,571 14,236 13,581 16,180 14,138 Male 42,858 7,040 7,054 7,220 6,787 7,813 6,944 Female 43,034 7,146 6,517 7,016 6,794 8,367 7,194 Native white Native parentage Native white Foreign or mixed parentage 11,699 1,693 1,814 1,212 1,483 2,505 2,992 32,553 4,991 4,576 5,129 5,160 6,545 6,152 Foreign born white 41,319 7,475 7,168 7,858 6,864 6,983 4,971 Negro Chinese
8 FOREIGN BORN WHITE: born in Austria 1, Belgium Canada French 7, ,351 3,240 1,181 Canada Other 1, England 5, ,158 1,428 1,130 France Germany 2,301 1, Greece Ireland 5, ,007 1, ,207 Italy 6,693 1,721 3,341 1, Portugal Russia 4, , Scotland 1, Sweden Turkey 2, , Other foreign countries
9 Document E To President William M. Wood F rom the Strike Committee LAWRENCE, MASS., January 22, Strike committee of the striking textile workers of the American Woolen Co. to President William M. Wood: SIR: We, a committee of the strikers, take this means of answering a statement published in the papers of this city and elsewhere with your name attached. It is our intention to be as brief as possible in dealing with your open letter... We are of the opinion that you have had ample time to consider the demands of the men, women, and children who have made the American Woolen Co. what it is to-day. In view of the fact that machinery has been improved and as a result the workers turn off more and more work, but they are not paid accordingly, even though the price of food, clothing, and shelter has in many cases increased 50 and even 100 per cent within the last few years. We, the committee, are willing to meet the officials of the company at any time and submit the grievances of the strikers. SO, if you believe in a square deal you will not refuse to meet with us but will come forward at once and try to bring the trouble to a final conclusion.... We, the committee, would like to know if the militia, the special policemen, and the Pinkerton detectives, recently brought into this city, know anything about the textile industry except to bayonet and club honest workingmen into submission? Your attention is called to the fact that all the mills of this city are more or lees affected. So the committee desires the news to be spread broadcast that there is a general strike on in Lawrence against the slavery of the textile workers and a united opposition against the starvation wages of the past. These are the demands of the strikers: 1. Fifteen per cent increase in wages. 2. The abolition of all bonus or premium systems. 3. Double pay for all overtime work. 4. No discrimination against the strikers for activity during the strike. STRIKE COMMITTEE. Source: strike/strike committee.htm
10 Document F Camella Teoli Testifies about the 1912 Lawrence Textile Strike When 30,000 largely immigrant workers walked out of the Lawrence, Massachusetts, textile mills in January 1912, they launched one of the epic confrontations between capital and labor. The strike began in part because of unsafe working conditions in the mills, which were described in graphic detail in the testimony that fourteen-year-old millworker Camella Teoli delivered before a U.S. Congressional hearing in March Her testimony (a portion of which was included here) about losing her hair when it got caught in a textile machine she was operating gained national headlines in 1912 in part because Helen Herron Taft, the wife of the president, was in the audience when Teoli testified. The resulting publicity helped secure a strike victory. CHAIRMAN. Camella, how old are you? Miss TEOLI. Fourteen years and eight months... CHAIRMAN. Where do you work? Miss TEOLI. In the woolen mill. CHAIRMAN. For the American Woolen Co.? Miss TEOLI. Yes. CHAIRMAN. What sort of work do you do? Miss TEOLI. Twisting. CHAIRMAN. You do twisting? Miss TEOLI. Yes. CHAIRMAN. How much do you get a week? Miss TEOLI. $6.55. CHAIRMAN. What is the smallest pay? Miss TEOLI. $2.64. CHAIRMAN. Do you have to pay anything for water? Miss TEOLI. Yes. CHAIRMAN. How much? Miss TEOLI. 10 cents every two weeks.
11 CHAIRMAN. Do they hold back any of your pay? Miss TEOLI. No. CHAIRMAN. Have they ever held back any? Miss TEOLI. One week s pay. CHAIRMAN. They have held back one week s pay? Miss TEOLI. Yes. CHAIRMAN. Does your father work, and where? Miss TEOLI. My father works in the Washington. CHAIRMAN. The Washington Woolen Mill? Miss TEOLI. Yes, sir. CHAIRMAN. How much pay does he get for a week s work? Miss TEOLI. $7.70 CHAIRMAN. Does he always work a full week? Miss TEOLI. No. CHAIRMAN. Well, how often does it happen that he does not work a full week? Miss TEOLI. He works in the winter a full week, and usually he don t in the summer. CHAIRMAN. In the winter he works a full week, and in the summer how much? Miss TEOLI. Two or three days a week. CHAIRMAN. What sort of work does he do? Miss TEOLI. He is a comber. CHAIRMAN. Now, did you ever get hurt in the mill? Miss TEOLI. Yes. CHAIRMAN. Can you tell the committee about that how it happened and what it was? Miss TEOLI. Yes. CHAIRMAN. Tell us about it now, in your own way. Miss TEOLI. Well, I used to go to school, and then a man came up to my house and asked my father why I didn t go to work, so my father says I don t know whether she is
12 13 or 14 years old. So, the man say you give me $4 and I will make the papers come from the old country saying you are 14. So, my father gave him the $4, and in one month came the papers that I was 14. I went to work, and about two weeks got hurt in my head... CHAIRMAN. Well, how were you hurt? Miss TEOLI. The machine pulled the scalp off. CHAIRMAN. The machine pulled your scalp off? Miss TEOLI. Yes, sir. CHAIRMAN. How long ago was that? Miss TEOLI. A year ago, or about a year ago. CHAIRMAN. Were you in the hospital after that? Miss TEOLI. I was in the hospital seven months... Source: Hearings on the Strike at Lawrence, Massachusetts, House Document No. 671, 62nd Cong., 2nd sess. Reprinted in Joyce L. Kornbluh, ed. Rebel Voices: An I.W.W. Anthology (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1964),
13 Document H: Photos of Lawrence Strike Women strikers marching in support of the strike Courtesy of George Meany Memorial Archives, Silver Spring, Maryland, #1422 Massachusetts militiamen with fixed bayonets surround a parade of peaceful strikers Courtesy of George Meany Memorial Archives, Silver Spring, Maryland, #1425
14 Some of over 100 children of Lawrence strikers preparing to travel to New York City to find temporary homes Courtesy of George Meany Memorial Archives, Silver Spring, Maryland, #1421
15 At a demonstration on behalf of Ettor and Giovannitti, women strikers circulate copies of the newspapers of the Federazione Socialista Italiana, Industrial Workers of the World, and Socialist Party. Courtesy of the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University
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Most of us will not buy any copper or platinum today, but we will eat. That situation is a truism for the entire world, not only for today but for every day. That reality makes Agri-Commodities unique among commodities.
While large harvests occurred across the Northern Hemisphere this past Fall, those grains will not remain in the bins indefinitely. Already the USDA has reduced the ending inventory estimate, August 2014, for corn. Where did that corn go? The world starting "eating" it the day after it was harvested.
Investors tend to fixate on the price of corn as the Street thinks it understands that grain. (It does not.) But, the world of Agri-Commodities is far larger than simply corn. In our research, we track the prices of 16 Agri-Commodities in an attempt to measure the price trends in that sector.
In the graph below the line of red circles is the percentage of our list of Agri-Commodities that have positive price trends. Line of gray squares is the percentage of those Agri-Commodities that hit new 90-week price highs in the indicated month.
As can be observed in the above chart, the percentage of Agri-Commodities with positive price trends had been running about 40% and recently moved up to 50%. That is a significant improvement in trends. At the same time, the number of Agri-Commodities making new 90-week highs rose to three, oats, beef and feeder cattle.
In the chart below, the green line is our Agri-Food Price Index. As that index reflects more completely the global consumption of Agri-Commodities, it is probably superior to most popular indices of Agri-Commodities. With the bottoming of corn prices and the improving price strength in other Agri-Commodities, as shown above, another stochastic-based buy signal occurred. High on that index is about 250, right axis, and the Agri-Food Price Index is likely to make a new high in the months ahead.
The agri-Industry is now operating in an environment where overall prices have a generally positive trend, volumes will be strong due to the good Fall 2013 harvest in the Northern Hemisphere, and physical demand is again the dominant force. Continued over emphasis on supply side of Agri-Commodities demonstrates the outdated view on Agri-Commodities held by the Street. In the year and decades ahead, demand will dominate as the income of consumers in China and the developing world rises faster than the ability of the world to increase Agri-Food production.
Given the trends developing, a number of companies are likely to benefit from the situation described above. With beef prices at a record high and a continuing lack of feeder cattle in the U.S., JBS (OTCQX:JBSAY) will benefit by being the world's largest animal protein company. Additionally, the world is to experience an ongoing situation where demand pressures supply of animal protein over time that will be beneficial to all animal protein producers.
Other companies stand to benefit in 2014 from current trends and the longer-term demand-dominated world of Agri-Foods. They do not face the possible loss of 80% of their customers in the years ahead as Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) might according to some researchers. People will eat whether or not they join a social networking site. The list includes, but is not limited to (ranked by preference), Wimar (OTCPK:WLMIY), AGCO (NYSE:AGCO),Bunge (NYSE:BG), Deere (NYSE:DE), Agrium (NYSE:AGU) and Zoetis (NYSE:ZTS). All of these, and others, should be held in an investor's portfolio.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


text: Dutch designer David Derksen and British designer Phil Procter have collaborated to turn straw fibers into a pair of side tables. A natural wax topcoat adds sheen to the biodegradable boards used for the tables' side panels and tops. The rims of their round tops and the edges of each one's triangular base are painted in either gray or black to add dimension. Offered in 60cm-wide-by-30-cm-tall and 45cm-wide-by-50-cm-tall versions.


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Each of L'Albereta's 19 suites boasts its own history, enriched over time, shaped by the harmonious silence of a nature that almost seems to envelop these places in a protective embrace.
An history moulded into a space so strong and certain of its extraordinary power to not be afraid of canceling any interruption between internal and external.
To such a degree that, in the most romantic of suites, all you need do is press a button and, as if by magic, the ceiling opens up and welcomes the stars into the room whilst the moon peeps out to wish you sweet dreams.
An history, hidden in each of L'Albereta's elegant suites, that reveals itself only to its guests, even if they stay just for a few nights, allowing itself to be discovered bit by bit, enchanting its inhabitants and binding them to it forever.
A fragrance, almost, barely perceptible, that day after day becomes ever more familiar to the point that you miss it when it is no longer there. And so the need to come back to these places, and lose yourself there once again, becomes increasingly pressing.
Every suite is a world unto itself, where nothing is common. Rather, everything is extraordinary. And totally original.


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Anyways, I am here and the first thing i wanted to do was start my own wikia. Naturally i got stuck. Then i figured i should at least sign up first (i figured that out all by myself). After signing up, i went for the "Start a Wikia" again and this time around; i got stuck.
So i went for the next best thing; post a blog. Now why am i so bent on starting a wikia? It is because of the slide show you see at the top right corner and other things that i am yet to discover. I will still start that wikia once i build enough patience to get to know the site. I am about 45 minutes old already on it and would be celebrating my 46th minute on wikia.com before i'm done with this sentence.
My SLiDe sHoW
Ths slide show is about myloafart or miart, a hobby i picked up out of loafing and doodling about the computer waiting for the next writing task to be mailed (haven't told you what i do and why i spend most of my time online). So i have collected quite a few of it i.e. created them and will be talking about and displaying them as time permits. As for now, kindly endure...sorry; enjoy them. Oh, you are quite free to tell me how insufferable(at times i like using big words...i think is just sounds right to place it there) they make you feel.


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Actors Shabana Azmi, Juhi Chawla and Rishi Kapoor during the on location shoot of film Chalk N Duster in Mumbai on Oct 23, 2015. Juhi, who is currently busy shooting for "Chalk N Duster" along with Shabana and Divya Dutta, took to Twitter on Saturday to share a photograph of the organic turmeric that she got from Shabana. "Was sick…Wheezing and coughing for the past five days .. Shabanaji advised me to sip haldi paani (turmeric water) … And it's worked like magic," she tweeted.
Juhi further shared the recipe of making turmeric water.
"To make haldi paani…Simply boil water with good quality organic haldi…And Shabanaji sweetly gifted me that too," she wrote.
Meanwhile, Shabana also took to the micro-blogging site to thank Juhi for bringing Gujarati food to the set.
"Thank you so much @iam_juhi for the yummy Gujju food that you brought today on set of Amin Suranis #Chalk And Duster. Am still licking my lips. Maju," she posted on Saturday.
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Wizard's First Rule chapter sixteen summary and information.
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The two remaining members from the quad attacked by the gar Zedd had sent, found Kahlan Amnell. With the help of the Innkeeper Bill and his son Randy, she and Richard could escape. One of the D'Harans was killed by a bar patron, but the other escaped. They left for Adie's home.
Arriving there Adie awaited them. After questoning them, where she accused Richard of lying when he used 'we' instead of 'I', she allowed them to bring Chase and Zedd into her home. There they talked on until Adie told them that it would take several days until Zedd and Chase would recover. Thereby they would need constant care as they had to be roused from their 'sleep' and given some water and food. Otherwise the two would die of thirst.
It was also revealed that Adie was a Sorceress and came from the Midlands. After thinking about it, Richard decided they must continue on without Zedd and Chase and they would leave in the morning.
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- Two remaining members of a quad came to kill Kahlan. One was killed in the process, but one remained alive.
- Richard decided to leave Zedd and Chase in Adie's care and continue on without them.
Memorable lines Edit
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- "The righteous rage of a true Seeker." - Adie
- "The wizard chooses his Seekers well. Fortunately for you, patience be not a prerequisite for the post." - Adie


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Yesterday I tweeted for my 50,000th time[1].
I haven't done the calculations for how many minutes it has involved, but Twitter has consumed a nontrivial amount of my time since I joined in February of 2007. Everyone wants to talk about "the ROI of social media" so let's entertain that for a moment.
In that time, I've interacted with thousands of individuals and organizations. Out of those interactions:
- I've met, gotten to know, and booked a lot of clients for my photography business. I can trace at least half of my client relationships to connections that either originated or were fostered via Twitter.
- I've connected with people that have allowed me the opportunity to speak at BlogWorld & New Media Expo and a variety of WordCamp events.
- I had the opportunity to travel to Alaska with GoPro
- My social media activity on Twitter (and other places) led to me becoming a speaker for SmugMug's series of local meetups across the country.
- Most importantly, and in summary, I've been able to develop friendships and business relationships with people around the globe and in my own area who I wouldn't have otherwise known. People from around the world (or just around the corner) are now close friends and via Twitter we've shared a variety of experiences, some with strong emotions of happiness, shock, or tragedy.
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|Berin Loritsch <blorit...@d-haven.org>
|Re: VERY odd exceptions...
|Tue, 25 May 2004 12:40:30 GMT
Pier Fumagalli wrote: > On 25 May 2004, at 10:05, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote: > > Have you noticed, by any chance, a ConcurrentModificationException > somewhere in your tests? > > I noticed that the ExcaliburComponentManager doesn't correctly > synchronize on its m_componentHandlers hashmap, and that might be the > root of our problems... A ConcurrentModificationException happens when you invoke a "put" or "remove" operation on the HashMap at the same time you are using an Iterator. The Iterator will throw the ConcurrentModificationException because the information that the iterator is going through is no longer valid. I don't recall there being anything in the ECM dispose method that would cause this to happen. There are a couple things I would check though: * Request scoped lookups * The BucketMap in Commons Collections I would double check ECM as well--I just have to get another release done at work before noon. After that, I will see what I can dig up. > >> IIRC, hard restarts didn't help either in this case, the only "fix" >> was to edit the sitemap (add a space somewhere for example). > > > How come we're keeping state on the sitemap? Where? When the sitemap was compiled that was an easy one. Perhaps the "store" or cache is the place where that state is maintained?
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