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April 11th, 2004, 05:45 AM #1
I'm stumped at what to do...
I have three major sites, two of them are international in scope. Currently, the European operations have proved more consistent that US in terms of number of sales , even though the majority (>51%) of the traffic to the international sites is US/Canada. One of the international sites use SEO only, but traffic has also dropped of late even though rankings continue to be good. The other two survive with PPC and are really too new to get much natural SE traffic.
The PPC traffic is a third of what is was last month. Yesterday, I switched the wording of the ads slightly - perhaps the ads that were running (Google AdWords) were getting stale.
Anyone else experiencing a drop-off in traffic? Any suggestions?
April 11th, 2004, 07:13 AM #2
how about some back links to some more international websites
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One trip to jail apparently wasn't enough for a Jacksboro man who was arrested twice in a week on unrelated incidents.
Granville Joseph Day, 20, of 187 School Street, Jacksboro, was arrested on Aug. 11 by Campbell County Sheriff's Officer Jaymi Sammons for possession of schedule VI controlled substance and drug paraphernalia, according to the sheriff's report.
On Aug. 11, Sammons was dispatched on the report of a suspicious person at a Caryville address. Upon arrival, Sammons found Day on the porch of a Caryville residence. Day allegedly stated to Sammons that 'army guys' were chasing him through the woods, according to the sheriff's report.
Sammons then performed a search of Day and found two bags of green leafy substances and a small pipe. Day stated to Sammons that it was marijuana and it belonged to him, the sheriff's report said. Day was arrested and charged for those offenses.
Not even a week later on Aug. 16, Day was arrested once again, this time by the Jacksboro Police Department.
Jacksboro Officer Daniel Terry was dispatched to a Jacksboro residence on the report of an alleged burglary. Upon arrival, Terry spoke with the alleged victim, who stated that Day had broken into his house while he was moving and stole several items, including jewelry, a game boy, DVD's, medication and some cash, according to the Jacksboro Police Report.
The stolen items were returned to the victim, except one wedding band and the medication. Day was then placed under arrest, according to the report.
Day was charged with aggravated burglary and theft of property $500-$999. He is currently being held at the jail on $5,000 bond.
His court date is set for Aug. 21.
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New Hampshire bans dodgeball! What kind of crap is that?? They fear that it reinforces and leads to bullying. You might as well ban every sport for heavens sake. I personally don't think the problem is any of these things they take away. It's parents who don't know how to be parents. You are supposed to install bravery,courage, self respect, respect for others no matter what they look like. You are supposed to teach that you should treat others as you want to be treated. Simple as that. Stick up for those who are being bullied. It has and always will bother me when I see someone who thinks they are superior treat someone else deemed "lesser" badly. There is no reason for it. I have always chose to speak up for those who are afraid or don't have a voice and I one day when i have children i will teach them this.
I have a love hate for those bullying commercials. I love how real they are because I think it's important to see but I hate the cruelty caused by children. Let them have a childhood. We need to stop making life a competition. But I believe in what those commercials say. DON'T BE JUST A BYSTANDER! In anything you see. I hear story after story of people being raped or beat up or houses where you hear chaos and no one bothers . It's not your problem right? How can you really feel ok when you might have been able to stop something horrinble from happening ?! Our lack of human responsibility sickens me. Just wake up be a voice for someone who can't have one. Encourage others and teach your children common sense and moral responsibility. We take these things through life.


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Within Our Reach: Ending The Mental Health Crisis, by Rosalynn Carter with Susan K. Golant and Kathryn F. Cade. New York: Rodale Press, 2010.
Not so long ago, in 1947, psychiatric patients at Philadelphia State Hospital (and elsewhere) straggled, squatted, and sat like wretched zombies, naked in cold and empty wards, despoiled in their own incontinent filth, barely surviving conditions comparable to German concentration camps that America had liberated just two years before. (If you don't believe this, Google "a mental ward exposed" and see for yourself…)
With the introduction of Thorazine in 1955 and the civil rights litigation in the 1960s, hospitals started to empty. But replacement mental health services in the community still were not present. As a result, tens of thousands of discharged patients went untreated and homeless into the streets. Those who remained in hospitals fared little better.
Even 20 years later abysmal conditions continued. In 1966, while campaigning in her husband's first gubernatorial race, Mrs. Carter met many voters with loved ones in Georgia's notorious Central State Hospital. Conditions were utterly deplorable. None were receiving treatment. Abuses abounded. Even children were being housed with adults.
Those on the outside were faring no better. Shaking voters' hands early one morning at a factory gate, Mrs. Carter encountered a weary woman whose daughter had a severe mental illness. The hapless mother told of trading shifts with her husband so to care for their troubled daughter round the clock, without help, often without rest. The brief exchange haunted Mrs. Carter forever thereafter. It sparked her interest in mental health, which ultimately to her glowing career as a major mental health advocate.
As a capstone, Mrs. Carter now offers us Within Our Reach: Ending Mental Health Crisis, an excellent short book on the state of mental illness today. She begins with a sober assessment of mental health care's rampant insufficiencies. Yes, things may be better than before, but they are far from good enough. She goes on to describe the special mental illness considerations of children, the elderly, disaster victims, and prisoners. Her penultimate chapter records the promise offered by new research. Then, she sends us forth with an inspiring final chapter about recovery as the way of the future.
With clear, crisp, concise words, each section gives us all we need to know, and no more. Mrs. Carter hits all the high notes of this difficult subject's score, calling us first to account, then to action, and finally to hope and inspiration. This gem of a book is a perfect primer for any family just plunged into the maelstrom of mental illness and for all others helping them who need and would benefit from a sufficient yet succinct overview.
Today, more individuals with severe and persistent mental illness can receive reasonably good care in their communities, enabling them to work, learn, live, and lead productive lives in spite of their disabilities. In no small measure this is due to Mrs. Carter's lifelong efforts. As the father of a loved one with a psychiatric disability, I am personally grateful for the advocacy of former First Lady Rosalynn Carter. Even now at 85 years old, as Within Our Reach attests, Mrs. Carter remains an ardent champion of the cause of recovery for those with psychiatric disabilities. Surely all in the psychiatric rehabilitation movement must embrace her as a vaunted patron saint of mental illness recovery. Surely she has earned it.


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Ok, this will be a short one . I just want to raise attention on how can one bypass an extended (or standard) ACL (or access-list).
So, for this example, i have one router with an IP address of 10.10.10.2, which can be accessed only by the admin, only from 18.104.22.168. That is done with an inbound ACL, put on the egress interface of the router. Looks like this:
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20 permit ip host 22.214.171.124 host 10.10.10.2 log
There is a little problem with spoofing: the return traffic has to be routed back to the attacker. But everything will work just fine if you happen to be in the same network with the admin (you can achieve bidirectional communication). In case the attack is done over the Internet, there is still the possibility of a DOS (Denial Of Service), by sending tons of packets that will be accepted. I assumed another thing: your ISP does not check for the source of the packets (DOS attacks are less frequent if that simple measure is taken).
For the demonstration, i chose a well-known packet crafter named HPING3. It allows one to customize a packet at different layers and it`s well documented, but for now we will only use a fraction of it`s power:
$ sudo hping3 -S 10.10.10.2 -a 188.8.131.52
The result could be:
*Mar 1 05:52:01.702: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP:
list 111 permitted tcp 22.214.171.124(0) -> 10.10.10.2(0), 360 packets
To check the amount of pings, you can issue the command "show ip traffic | section ICMP". You can "clear ip traffic" before that.
Despite this, ACLs are still adding a serious amount of security to your network. But in front of a determined attacker, one should do more than that in order to have a healthy network.


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Not sure if you know this, John of course is a very seductive lip licker which gives us 'those moments ' when we know that he is in an interesting place in his head.... but is this a john thing or a Martin thing? I've been watching out for it in other Martin roles but don't see it so are those lips licked just for Sherlock ? Wow that's a mouthful to say!! Haha
Hey Lovely!
You know what? I actually think this is a Martin thing, because I have seen interviews where he does it, as well as in a few of his other roles. But yeah, I feel like its a conscious decision on Martin's part to make John an obsessive lip-licker, especially around Sherlock or when he's thinking or talking about Sherlock.
John is very… unapologetic in his desire for Sherlock. I think though, on Martin's part, he made this one of John's "unconscious tics", like the hand clench when John is stressed or hiding his true emotions.
Martin is a brilliant "micro-expression" actor; it's why his John Watson is so amazing.
That all said… WHY make John obsessively lick his lips around or when thinking about Sherlock if not to show John's possible attraction to him? Well, I mean there are other reasons: I guess John just has really dry lips. All the time. Especially around Sherlock. Someone get that boy a chapstick.


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It's a week of getting in touch with your inner strength and divine wisdom. You're extra-intuitive and are receiving a lot of realizations and epiphanies about the truth of yourself and situations. If your faith is being tested by challenges, keep the faith as your positive expectations can lead you back to God's light and miracles. Focus upon solutions, to feel empowered and positive.


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I am considering a mini face lift/neck lift; how do I find a good doctor in my area?
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Take The Time To Find The Right Surgeon For Mini-Lift or Neck Lift
Neck lifts and mini-lifts are invasive surgical procedures that must be performed by a board-certified facial plastic surgeon who not only has sufficient training and experience but who understands your individual anatomy and makes you feel 100% confident and comfortable. Spend time researching potential candidates by reading their websites and looking at their before-after-photos. Schedule consultations with at least two or three surgeons so you can be sure you are making the best choice.
Learn more: https://carolinafacialplasticsurgery.com/before-after-photos/gallery-face-neck-surgery/
How do I find a good doctor in my area?
Two well-respected facial plastic surgeons in your area (which is replete with cosmetic surgeons -- the most per capita than anywhere in the country, believe it or not) are Dr. Steven Mobley and Dr. Paul Ward. You would do well to schedule a consultation with either or both of them.
Best wishes! Harry V. Wright MD, Sarasota, Florida
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I would recommend consultations with several physicians in your area who perform a large number of the procedures in which you have interest. Check the physician's credentials, read reviews, and compare with advice given in other consultations. In the end, go with the doctor that you feel the best about. Good luck.
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Considering a mini face lift/neck lift; how do I find a good doctor in my area?
A weak chin creates an imbalance making the nose appear larger, the mid face top heavy and the lower face look short that de-emphasizes the lips and allows early formation of a double chin. Chin augmentation using a chin implant will add projection to the chin creating harmony and balance to the lower face. I have found that placement of a silastic chin implant, through a small curved incision under the chin (also allows excess skin removal) to be very safe, quick and highly effective.
If you have "jowls" these are sagging facial tissues and an indication for some form of a SMAS facelift. The underlying SMAS layer, of the face, must be dissected, lifted, trimmed and re-sutured (not merely folded or suspended with threads or sutures that will not last). The excess skin is then removed and the facelift incisions closed.
My most popular facelift is the minimally invasive, short incision facelift that has all the benefits of more invasive facelifts (traditional, mid-face, deep plane, cheek lift and subperiosteal facelifts) but with these added benefits:
- very small incisions
- minimal tissue dissection = less bruising and swelling = rapid recovery ( several days instead of weeks or months with the more invasive type facelifts mentioned)
- can be performed in 90 minutes or less, with or without general anesthesia
- no incisions within the hair = no hair loss
- excess fat can be removed
- excess skin removed
- cheeks, chin and jaw line can be augmented with dermal fillers (I prefer Restylane Lyft) or facial implants
- most patients fly back home to parts all over the world in as little as 3 days post-op
Hope this helps.
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This is a very common question. A lot goes in to making that decision - and, to be honest, a lot of that is personal in nature. First of all, what are you looking to accomplish? Often times, a minilift procedure alone may not be enough to achieve what you are looking to achieve. You may need ancilliary procedures such as fat grafting, etc. Second, have you had any previous procedures? It is important to know both non-surgical and surgical if you have had any in the past as this may change the procedure performed.
I suggest you start your research the way most people do (and, honestly, probably the best) - if you have any friends who have had any procedures done, ask them how they felt about the procedure and if they would recommend their doctor to you. Word of mouth is the best advertising. You would be surprised at how many great doctors there are all over the country who do not even have websites! That being said, go online. Look at doctors in the area, both Plastic Surgeons and Facial Plastic Specialists. Read about their treatment philosophies. Call their front office. Make sure that you have a good feeling about where you are consulting. If you do not "feel it", don't waste your time consulting.
Best of luck. I hope some of this helps!
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The title says it all: this skirt cost a whopping $1.50 on the clearance rack at Old Navy. I'm digging the faded chambray, and the elastic waistband (though not the fact that said waistband is perpetually twisting the wrong way). Paired with flannel tights, it's a feasible option for the days when I simply. cannot. wear. pants. yet. again. Dramatic pause for effect.
I'm also digging this field jacket, also from Old Navy. I was eyeing the J. Crew version a while back, but couldn't justify the price. This was a literal fraction of the price (like, 1/8 or something), and it looks pretty good. I've gotten a surprising amount of wear out of it already, most of it in Vancouver. I'm excited for the possibilities, come spring.
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The field jacket looks good. I was eying it too but ultimately it's too casual for me to wear.. I'm more of a blazer girl.
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"Jesus established his church and maintained his mission on a spiritual foundation of Christ-healing." (S&H 136:1-2). Mary Baker Eddy's meaning is unmistakable in this passage. She uses the word "church" with reference to a spiritualizing activity and not to an ecclesiastical institution. That this is the true nature of church, as divine idea, is borne out by the fact that Jesus never established a human organization and never maintained a material edifice. The small group of followers which clung to him, not uncapriciously, could by no stretch of the imagination be described as organized, and their proposal to build earthly tabernacles on the Mount of Transfiguration so beclouded their vision that they lost sight of the Elias of Prophecy and the leonine Moses of Courage and Integrity.
That is not to say that organization should be disbanded, or even that it could be avoided. It is simply that we must recognize the divine character of the church to which Jesus had reference when he said he would build it on the recognition of the Christ (S&H 137:8, 138:9). Then we can see it as a spiritual movement, embodied in the demonstrable understanding of his followers, rather than a structure of people engaged in human pursuits. History records that every successful religion, without exception, began as a virile spiritual movement, only to end up as a sterile ecclesiastical machine. We must not fail to take cognizance of this universal human tendency to substitute the symbol for the reality, the empty form for the substance, or our great Cause, too, will be lost in the glorification of the outward appearance (My 149:22-26, Mis 152:30-2).
This point is not made to condemn the activities of human beings in behalf of the promotion and perpetuation of their sense of religion, but to bring out a vital distinction that is necessary to the survival of true religious experience on earth. The failure to discriminate between church and the religion results in the sanctification of material means and methods and the elevation of officialdom to the status of deity. The eminent Christian Scientist, Dr. Albert Field Gilmore, calls attention to the fact that Christianity has become institutionalized to such a degree that loyalty has been diverted from God to the institution. He goes on to say that this leads to the denial that salvation can be gained except through the instrumentality of the Church, which would deprive the individual of his own communion with the Father ("Christ at the Peace Table," by Albert Field Gilmore, 66:4-20).
As metaphysicians, we have no quarrel with the Church, or with churches, but we must follow through to the reality which is so indistinctly perceived and so badly misconstrued humanly. To be practical, we must admit that we cannot eliminate organization from the world. This book itself is being typed, published and distributed through organizations, and ordinary law-and-order as we know it is made possible through organization. But we must realize that these things are purely incidental to the evolving interpretation, and not something to be leaned upon as basic. We must never, never say that Christian Science is dependent upon the organization. Whatever could be true about the organization would have to be dependent upon Christian Science. "The great element of reform is not born of human wisdom; it draws not its life from human organizations; rather is it the crumbling away of material elements from reason, the translation of law back to its original language, – Mind, and the final unity between man and God." (Peo 1:1-7).
It is not a question of doing away with organizations; it is a question of emancipation from stultifying practices and attitudes. With everything admittedly mental, joining an organization means sharing a general thought pattern with which others have been working toward some designated end. A particular denomination pattern is not the only pattern. It is but one pattern. Whether one conforms to it or not is necessarily a matter of individual decision – for, unlike the pattern of national Government, the individual is not compelled by law to conform to it. It is a matter of free choice, obviously. In what pattern does one believe that his own work avails most, without any surrender of his own dignity and integrity?
You must weigh seeming advantages and disadvantages and come to independent conclusions in such things in order to progress. The true pattern is infinitely more than any seeming. This appears now in this way and now in that, with boundless apparent variations. Here is your basis on which to deal with whatever would appear. Our aim is to prove the practical value of these truths in everyday living. Each one may seem to prove it in a different way, in many different ways. Life manifest is free. It cannot be stereotyped. Untrammeled thought does not run in grooves.
A denominational pattern may mean much to you. But your experiences outside of that are highly vital, too. Your whole experience must be one integral, well balanced for your purposes. Then you are ready for any seeming change, as change seems to accord with the logic of divine intelligence (S&H 62:22-26). Meanwhile, you stick to what is absolutely true through thick and thin. Peering beneath the vagaries of human thought, we depend on the truth of whatever would appear. Openly we need not quarrel with misconceptions, for we can bring to bear on everything what we really know. In the living reality, the truth of all experience is blessed, so that we may seem to concede without really conceding anything real. Knowing this, one proceeds with vigorous equanimity, amused by any suppositional futility. If this is your viewpoint, you can act in any exigency as having dominion, rather than as being in subjection to anything (S&H 225:2-4).
Mrs. Eddy shows us that Life does not depend upon organization, that it is, indeed, inorganic and non-structural. But to be consistent, we must acknowledge that there would have to be a truth to organization in some sense or other. She says that organic life is a misstatement of being – or being declared wrongly (Mis 56:4-6, 21). There must be a truth to the unity which we seem to achieve in a degree as organization. Truly democratic organization would consist of states of human thought of all kinds turning together to infinite Principle, or intelligence. The absolute truth of this is that the activity, expression or idea of Mind, which is the only genuine thought, is forever turned to its one source, infinite Mind or Life. The allness of true consciousness, being conscious or active, appears as ever-evolving experience – evolving because infinitude can never be limited to any one phase. This is the true unity that is good and desirable.
The objection is not to spiritual unity and consequent concord, but to the perverse human sense of this which insists upon having organization primarily engaged in policing both action and thought. The trend of all human organization is notoriously proscriptive and ever more proscriptive. Each becomes in its turn a Frankenstein monster, devouring the idea from which it sprang. Inherent in the human sense of organization is the deadly tendency to solidify the pattern of thought and behavior. As soon as an idea is cast into a mold, it begins to lose the compelling force which prompted it and is finally throttled by the form which would confine it. The organizational sense is characterized by rigidly finite standards, arrogant demands for personal conformity, and by ruthless intolerance of individual initiative. Achieving some semblance of entity, human organization perpetuates itself by a systematic indoctrination of its members with precepts and slogans designed to wean the loyalty of members from Principle to the persons of the hierarchy (Ret 50:19-22). In this oft-repeated story, the point is invariably reached where no one dares lift his voice for a return to first principles, for fear of being anathematized before his fellows.
The campaign of Jesus for God's kingdom on earth was hampered by the use of this favorite and effective device of demagoguery against him. By accusing him of "preferring what is irregular and unauthorized to what is provided in the authorized and regular ways," the priesthood shrewdly suggested to the populace that the teaching and acts of Jesus were necessarily illegitimate if he dared to turn to the spontaneity of Mind rather than to settled human policy. Decrying regimentation by the Government of that day and country, they were able to divert attention from the sly encroachments of their own organization. Meanwhile, Jesus found himself ostracized by those civic and religious leaders whom he would reach, so that John lamented: "Among the chief rulers also many believed on him; but because of the Pharisees they did not confess him, lest they should be put out of the synagogue." (John 12:42).
For the same reason, there are many noble Christian Scientists today who fear to take their stand before a field conditioned by ecclesiastical propaganda to shun anyone and anything not Bostonized (S&H 225:5-13). This is not critical, but analytical, for we must see this before we can break the inertia that is obviously retarding the progress of the Movement all over the country. As the prominent Christian Science teacher, Mary Sands Lee, says: "All progress comes as departure from precedent, from doing something that has never been done before, or doing what has been done in a new and better way. . . . A radical thinker is an original thinker." [Original means independent] . . . "Today, what the progress of the world most needs is spiritual pioneering. To be a pioneer, one must have the spirit of adventure – and then the courage to follow where it leads." ("Progress at Principia," June 1944).
Certainly this cannot be done where the cry is heard, "Nay, but we would have a king reign over us!" for such thinking would set up human authority as final and so block access to Principle. A director thinking of himself as a director is bound to impose his own views on the directed, is he not? Then the individual member, so long as he is unquestioningly submissive to official pronouncements, can rise no higher than the limitations of the director's understanding allow. Surely that is plain enough. Our Leader warns that "the opinions of men cannot be substituted for God's revelation." Need it be repeated that revelation is where one is thinking, not where someone else is thinking? In attempting to steady the ark of Truth, Mrs. Eddy goes on to say, arrogant pride has only succeeded in obscuring the divine unfoldment for us (Ret 84:14-18).
"But," the thought steeped in priestlore exclaims, "the religion can be kept pure and undefiled only by the sternest of controls!" The unanswerable answer to this is that the need is not for suppression, but the simple one of enlightenment (S&H 447:1-2). Less manipulation and more information would be more in the line of Science surely. Let those who assume their mission is to fortify the Christ think that over. An honest acceptance of this would release the tightening grasp of ecclesiasticism, or the organizational sense, which would strangle true religion wherever found and whatever called. The time-worn claim that Christian Science cannot be freely written upon and discussed among laymen without danger of dilution and eventual loss, is refuted by Mrs. Eddy in no uncertain language: "If Christian Scientists occasionally mistake in interpreting revealed Truth, of two evils the less would be not to leave the Word unspoken and untaught." (Mis 302:15-18). Study what she says about the freedom of each to teach in his own way (Mis 303:6-16). He who does not recognize and handle the contracting of perspective under institutional pressure is ignorant of the nature of human mentation and is likely to go down before its onrush.
The growth of ecclesiastical despotism is not so much through hypocrisy as through self-deception (S&H 403:15 only). The superstition that particular people are personally selected by God leads inevitably to the assumption by people humanly elected that they are divinely appointed. The resultant bigotry is apparent in the sanctimonious manner so often adopted by church officials following their elevation to high office. As Chairman of the Board in a large metropolitan church, I have seen many promising student's spiritual growth stunted by the emotional jag generated in the pious flub-dub of our mundane deliberations being miscalled divine. There is a lethal miasma about the interpretation of divine being as human organization. Less heretic hunting and more evangelizing would be a healthy sign.
These are not minor symptoms, but warning signals of malignant eccliasticism which would displace religion if its stealthy inroads were not detected and handled away. Their sinister implications are apparent in the pompous attitude of boards when applicants are being interviewed for church membership. On more than one occasion, the Board of Directors of The Mother Church has felt it necessary to admonish local boards against making membership interviews into inquisitions. Because there could be no organization without members, the Board points out that the organization needs the applicant quite as much as the applicants could need the organization, saying of the examiners: "The mischievous errors of self-righteousness, self-sufficiency, and excessive zeal cannot influence them when they give first place to wisdom, love, and tactful consideration of the brother who is timidly knocking at the door." (Journal, Vol. 43, pp. 207-208, and Sentinel, Vol. 42, p.410).
This issue is disposed of in a statement which Mrs. Eddy often made to members of her household, according to my close friend, Margaret Macdonald (who lived with our Leader at both Concord and Boston): "When one recognizes that Christian Science is the Way and the only way, he is ready for church membership." A board would be impertinent which sought to go beyond that.
Anyone who retains his perspective knows from experience that there is nothing more diabolical than the human mind operating under the delusion that it is divine, or that it is divinely ordained (Mis 19:18-24). Mrs. Eddy saw this when she looked down into the sea of complacency made by the upturned faces of the ten thousand church members congregated beneath her balcony at Pleasant View, for she said to them: "If you think you are not mortal, you are mistaken!" Declaring that they were the pliant subjects of mesmerism because oblivious to its operation, she ended that memorable speech in this wise: "Would that my head were a fountain of waters, and my eyes rivers of tears, that I might weep because of the apathy of the students and the little that they have accomplished." (Mary Baker Eddy: Her Spiritual Footsteps," by Gilbert C. Carpenters). Audible words are hardly addressed to the divine idea! She was addressing complacency, knowing full well that only after the complacent are awakened can they be called the sons and daughters of God with any justification (My 242:10-14).
Ecclesiasticism echoes the Christly cry, "Come ye to the waters!" But it would freeze those waters of Life into a static pattern. Its converts judge each other entirely by the standard of conformity. If ye pay tithe of mint and anise and cummin and outwardly appear righteous unto men, the omission of the weightier matters of healing, preaching and resurrection go unnoticed (Matthew 23:1-39). That is, if you are a regularly attending and contributing church member, subservient to the directions of officialdom, and withal diplomatic enough to keep out of controversy, you are generally regarded as a sterling Christian Scientist. On the other hand, though you actually raise the dead, if you do not conform to the organizational pattern you are branded a heretic – even as were Jesus and Mrs. Eddy. Conformity is the measure of a man in organization always, not spirituality.
What is the solution? To conform so far as you can without actually endangering your basic integrity. What else? If there is any value to you in sharing the pattern, you are going to have to bow to the finite requirements of church machinery in order to join the procession. You may see within its framework sufficient latitude for action – just as you submit to the conventions in clothing yourself while still retaining a satisfactory degree of self-expression. But it is fatal to compromise wherever it means to you the abandonment of first principles. In a widely publicized letter, Mrs. Eddy has written: "I have always instructed students in Christian Science to be wise and discreet, conforming, where conscience is not offended, to the usages of men." (Sentinel, Vol.3, p.217, and Journal, Vol. 18, p.593).
For her own part, Mrs. Eddy frowned upon entrusting her discovery to an organization, declaring in the first edition of her textbook that "we have no need of creeds and church organizations to sustain or explain a demonstrable platform, that defines itself in healing the sick, and casting out error. The mistake the disciples of Jesus made to found religious organizations and church rites, if indeed they did this, was one the Master did not make." (S&H 1st Ed. 166:11-14, 19-21).
But experience evidently convinced her that the world would never accept a religion which did not have a church for, as we know, she did launch a church organization. That she did this reluctantly is attested by her letter to William B. Johnson, of August 22, 1892, in which she passionately insists that such establishment is not "of God," that it had been "forced upon her," and that the proper place for a church is "in the hearts of men." ("Christian Science & Organized Religion," Hugh A. Studdert Kennedy, p. 76). Do you think she would have retracted this later? You will find the same sentiment and almost the same words in her standard published works.
That this was her unwavering view even unto the end is a matter of record, for she saw to it that these same points were made, up to the closing revisions of her books. Oh, it is not a matter of personal interpretation. Her words are unambiguous on the subject. Does she not say that organization wars with Love's true compact? (Ret. 47:1-4). Doesn't she call attention to the fact that peril accompanies the value of organization? At the same place, doesn't she say that even if this material form of cohesion and fellowship is useful in the earliest periods, it must be laid off before spiritual freedom and supremacy can be attained? (Ret. 45:5-15). She underlines this where she writes that when students are satisfied that their organization has served its purpose and that they can win a higher spiritual unity by leaving the material forms behind, it is time for them to turn from material organization to "the purely Christly method of teaching and preaching." (Mis. 358:30-4).
Church zealots have never been able to give a rational explanation of how the church would have to be an integral part of Christian Science activity. The Founder of the Movement never said it was. Quite the contrary. She significantly chose the special Church Number of the Christian Science Journal in which to proclaim that organization is not indispensable (Journal, Vol.9, p. 487, and Mis. 90:21-20). In this important article, which she saw fit to republish through all the revisions of "Miscellaneous Writings" intact, she says we do not have to build buildings and ordain ministers, and that if we do this at all, it is strictly a temporary concession instead of a perpetual and unavoidable practice of Christian Science. Lastly, she made formal and legal provision for the abolition of religious services at The Mother Church (Man. 133:5-12). Her instrument being a permanent deed of trust, she could just as well have provided for their perpetual maintenance, had she felt Christian Science contingent upon the Church.
Mrs. Eddy herself did not attend church and, although she lived in Boston for three years after the completion of the mammoth Mother Church Extension, she never visited it. An interesting sidelight is cast by her stock question to those workers who were summoned to her home staff. Gilbert C. Carpenter, Sr., records this, and it has been confirmed to me by Anna Machacek and Margaret Macdonald: "She asked each newcomer to the home, 'Do you want to go to church?' as though the members of the household were privileged to go if they so desired. If the student said, Yes, then she carefully explained that it was a mistaken sense for a mature student to desire to go to church in order to get good out of it, when his or her work was on such an advanced spiritual plane, and so much broader in its application." ("Spiritual Footsteps," by the Carpenters (p.61).)
Does this take your breath away? Would you be lost without your material symbol? Remember our Leader's comment on this: "Losing her crucifix, the Roman Catholic girl said, 'I have nothing left but Christ'." (S&H 238:9-10). Come, now, let us reason with Mind, not matter! If the pattern called organization means the welfare of Christian Science to you, then you are going to have to abide by it. But, as a human being, you have no right to decide for others that that is the only pattern. "The heavenly law is broken by trespassing upon man's individual right of self-government." (S&H 447:1-2). If organization has any value for you, you should be able to work with your fellows cooperatively, trusting divine intelligence to produce agreement despite seeming conflicts, transcending the human trend to domination. For equilibrium, you must continually know and prove what the true influence is. In what concerns you most, what you think, your whole attitude toward infinite Life, you are entitled to be dependent upon Mind, Principle, alone. Any organization attempting to regulate this activity that is spiritual or essential would be exceeding its province. Whatever the situation, you must maintain your own integrity. Some may seem to have more to do with organization than others, but each one has to decide for himself what of organization is for him.
The wide variations that you see among your fellows are but hints of the infinitude of Life, manifest as all there is to living, being, doing. Humanly, you have a common ground in your demonstrable understanding of Christian Science. We can all agree on the simple basis of divine metaphysics: infinite Mind manifest. Then your common aim is to prove the practical value of this basis in everyday living, is it not? In every experience, each one may seem to prove it in a different way, in many different ways, and your best protection is to revert to this. In your day-by-day activities, you will have to conform enough to get by – and just enough to get by, or you will lose your precious integrity. You will always have to weigh seeming advantages and disadvantages and come to your own conclusions. What counts most, whether you proceed with this pattern or that, is continually living adjustment to intelligence, to all that Life is. Just remember you have ever-unfolding understanding of intelligence, omniscient Mind.
As for appraisals of workers in Christian Science, they are mere personal opinion, without any real basis in Principle. Judges are themselves judged. We must leave the judgment to Life itself. It is the one infinite is that preserves all that is, and rejects forever any suppositional isn't. The main thing is what is going to stand of your own attitude that is true and vital. Mere stuff and nonsense have no power to harm anyone, and knowing this you demonstrate it. One lives by the reality, not by the appearance. While you are ever inescapably at one with what is true of organization, your being at one with it appears to you in ways that seem right for you. It may appear to others in quite different ways. The expression of intelligence is indeed boundless. Even while associated with an organization that is far from flawless, one can rejoice in the infinitude of true consciousness.
"But," to conclude this phase of the discussion on the note sounded and resounded by our Pastor Emeritus, "the time cometh when the religious element, or Church of Christ, shall exist alone in the affections, and need no organization to express it." (Mis. 145:3-5).


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New Delhi, Jan 16: Continuing his exceptional form with the bat, Team India skipper and batting mainstay Virat Kohli once again propelled India to a historic win over England in the first one-day international at Pune on January 15.
Match scorecard; Series schedule, squads; Kohli breaks Tendulkar record
Kohli, the highest rungetter across all formats in 2016, started 2017 with a bang as he smashed his carreer's 27th ODI hundred and help India pull off another historic run chase.
Chasing a target of mammoth 351, Kohli plundered 122 runs of just 105 balls as India scored 356 for the loss of 7 wickets with 11 balls to spare. With this win, the master of run chases, Kohli, thus became most successful batsman as 15 of his 17 hundreds batting second resulted in winning cause.
Impressed with Kohli's prolific innings at Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, former England skipper Michael Vaughan praised the right-handed-dasher.
Commenting upon Kohli's outstanding knock, Vaughan termed him (Kohli) as a man from a different planet.
"VIRAT KOHLI IS FROM ANOTHER PLANET #Fact", tweeted Vaughan.
VIRAT KOHLI IS FROM ANOTHER PLANET #Fact— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) January 15, 2017
('Natural' Virat Kohli reveals his way of chasing down totals)
Best Test player ... KOHLI Best ODI player ... KOHLI. Best T20 player ... KOHLI— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) January 15, 2017
Commenting upon England's mammoth total before India's run chase, Vaughan wondered if Kohli manages to chase the target then he'll be the new definition of freak.
"Surely @imVkohli can't see them over the line today .... #INDvENG .... If he does he is the definition of a Freak ...." Vaughan tweeted earlier.
Surely @imVkohli can't see them over the line today .... #INDvENG .... If he does he is the definition of a Freak ....— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) January 15, 2017
The 28-year-old thus surpassed Sachin Tendulkar's world record of 14 successful ODI hundreds.
Kohli's innings at Pune became more special as India were reeling at 63/4 at one situation, but the skipper once again performed exceptionally well under pressure to steer India to fourth highest successful run chase.
Best player in the world across all Formats ????— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) January 15, 2017
Kohli, though, got the support of young Kedar Jadhav (120 off 75 balls) to help India reach home. But, it was Kohli's grit and determination which inspired Jadhav to play freely and cement a 200-run-partnership for the fifth wicket.
Kohli's incredible innings were studded with eight fours and five sixes in his innings.
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"This recipe tastes like the tropics with its fresh mango, flaked coconut, and coconut milk. It is from the Gulf Coast Heritage Association's cookbook in Osprey, FL."
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- 4 chicken breast halves, skinned and boned
- 4 slices mangoes, about 1/2 inch thick
- 1 large egg, beaten
- 1 cup coconut, flaked
- 1⁄2 cup butter, melted
- 1⁄4 cup shallot, minced
- 1 tablespoon garlic, minced
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 cups mangoes, cubed
- 3⁄4 cup chicken broth
- 1⁄2 cup dry white wine
- 1⁄2 teaspoon curry powder
- 1⁄4 cup coconut milk
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- Cut a pocket in each chicken breast half, cutting to, but not through, remaining side. Place a mango slice in each pocket, and secure with a wooden toothpick.
- Dip chicken in egg; dredge in coconut. Brown chicken in 1/2 cup butter in a large skillet. Remove chicken to an ungreased 11 x 7 x 1 1/2 inch baking dish. Bake uncovered at 350 degrees for 25 minutes or until chicken is done. Remove and discard toothpicks. Place chicken on a serving platter, set aside and keep warm.
- Cook shallot and garlic in 3 tbsp butter in a saucepan over medium-high heat, stirring constantly, until tender.
- Add 1 cup cubed mango, broth, wine, and curry powder. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer, uncovered, 10 minutes.
- Add coconut milk, salt, and pepper; cook 2 additional minutes.
- Pour mango mixture into an electric blender, or process with a handheld blender. Blend until smooth. Pour mixture into a serving bowl. Stir in the remaining 1 cup of mango cubes. Serve mango mixture spooned over the chicken.


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RICHMOND, Va. – All that stands between the average Virginian and a spot in history is $250.
The Virginia Capitol Foundation — a private foundation raising money to help repair the Thomas Jefferson-designed State Capitol — is selling inscribed bricks.
Organizers hope to raise $800,000 through sales of the bricks, set to be installed starting in late March.
About 4,000 are available.
Alice Lynch, foundation executive director, called the bricks a highly visible way to raise private money for a public monument.
The bricks won't be in the actual Capitol building. Rather, they'll be in the Bank Street sidewalk between the Washington Building, at the southeastern corner of Capitol Square, and the columned entry plaza that has been built near the T-junction of Ninth and Bank streets.
Placement will be on a first come, first served basis.
Each of the 4-inch-by-8-inch bricks can accommodate three lines of type and up to 14 characters per line — capital letters highlighted with a black epoxy.
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The idea is to keep things tasteful, Lynch said.
"We didn't want this to become commercial," she said. "We've been respectful of the historic nature of the square and want to maintain the dignity that the Capitol deserves."
The General Assembly, the Capitol's primary occupant, returns to the 216-year-old building in April, after two sessions in the Patrick Henry Building while the capitol building underwent an $83 million restoration.
Inscribed bricks have been a popular fundraising tool in Virginia, turning up at Maymont, Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond.
The University of Virginia, the College of William and Mary and Virginia Military Institute also have sold them.


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An Easy macOS Script for Converting Images to PDFs
One of the great conveniences about modern smartphone cameras is that it's now much easier to submit paperwork of various types. Even if you don't have a digital copy of the form, you can frequently fill it out, take a picture, and send the photo a long.
Except, as David Sparks explains in this handy post, it's not quite that easy: images aren't great to work with, and need to be converted to PDFs. And they typically have a lot of extraneous information, such as color. macOS has a variety of tools to handle this, but it can be annoying or time-consuming to do that by hand. And plus, if you do it by hand, there's always a chance you'll forget a step.
Sparks uses this example as a way to introduce macOS's Automator and its control over Mac Services. He shows how to link a couple of pre-built Mac workflows ("turn images into a single PDF" and "apply quartz filter") to take a bunch of images, turn them into a PDF, and then make them black-and-white. And because it's a MacSparky post, it's clearly documented with screenshots. This is a good way to ease into Mac automation, and even if you don't want to automate anything yourself, it's a convenient workflow to have at a right click. Read the whole thing!
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As soon as the initial greetings were past, there was a great deal of distress at Sam and Daniel's inappropriate attire. Sam, as an adopted daughter of the house and Daniel as her husband, were casting an ill light on the image of the whole family. They were immediately hustled off to change into something more appropriate. Daniel would have laughed at the results on Sam if he hadn't known how ridiculous he looked as well. He knew he would be hearing about this from Cam and Surat for a long time.
They rejoined their party for the first of four banquets over the next two days. The food was, as before, most disgusting, but years of field work and then his SG-1 experience had taught Daniel how to look like he was eating stomach turning food, ingest the minimum possible, and get the rest down without vomiting. He suspected it was like the advice that mothers used to give their daughters before their wedding nights in Victorian England to steel them for what they believed would be a horrific and unpleasant experience, "Just think of God, the queen, and your country. It will all be over soon."
Poor Jean-Paul was exiled with Cabreza to the far end of the dining hall. As non-relatives, neither counted. Surat regaled them afterwards with the stories of Cabreza's extreme difficulties with the food. Surat had been in Special Forces in some amazing circumstances. His point of view was that anything that kept him from starving and didn't involve cannibalism was cool.
When they had told Bel Min that Cam was "of their household" now because he was living with them, he got to join them at the head table. The three took advantage of this isolation from Cabreza to get their negotiations out of the way immediately.
Bel Min said readily, "Hanna has left. There are no other of her people here."
Cam asked through Daniel, "Is there any way to contact them?"
Bel Min shrugged. "We have an agreed upon sort of message drop with another planet and sometimes they answer. Most of the time, they ignore them for years."
Daniel was delighted to hear that and even happier with the next question Bel Min had. "What purpose do your people have for wishing to hire an empath?"
Cam said, looking warningly at Daniel and said, "I trust you to translate this the way I say it."
Daniel nodded. Cam said, "I believe they want to explore possibilities that an empath could offer for us in all areas."
Bel Min narrowed his eyes. He was no fool and he had seen the interplay prior to translation. "Do any of these involve covert uses? Instances where other parties would not know of the empathic abilities?"
When Daniel translated, Cam slowly nodded. "This is not acceptable under our laws." Daniel looked rather puzzled, thinking of Hanna. Bel Min looked horrified. "You did not understand the word observer when Hanna was sent home with you? For us that particular word means the observation of an empath. You have my deep apologies."
They talked further of the ethics involving empathy. In the end, Bel Min understood that the dour looking man named Cabreza needed a show to convince him that an honest effort had been made by the others to get Hanna or someone like her. He also read between the lines that they wouldn't mind giving him a hard time.
They returned four days later and were sitting in the conference room waiting for the debrief. Cam leaned over and said en sotto voice to Daniel, "This is going to be a lot of fun." He was straight-faced and, if Daniel had not been an empath, he might have taken it as sarcasm since there was definitely going to be a lot of upset and possibly yelling and screaming -- not the good kind either. He could perceive, however, that Cam considered it a pleasure to quash this whole empath thing in its infancy when they told the General that they had failed completely to find or retain any empaths on Poopoo.
Daniel was sitting between Cam and his wife. Surat, Teal'c, and Cabreza were across the table. Teal'c was bandaged and moving slowly. He hadn't gone on the mission but he was there as part of the team. General Landry had just taken a seat and looked from the fuming Cabreza to the carefully blank faced members of SG-1. He nodded at Cam and said, "Let's have your report, Colonel."
Cam threw his hands out and said, "It's quite simple, sir. Hanna had left the planet weeks ago. They have no idea how to contact her or her people. Evidently they just show up when they are in the mood to do so."
"I'm a little surprised that it took almost four days to discover that," Landry said, his eyebrows raised.
Cabreza said in clipped tones that dripped with displeasure, "We spent two entire days eating one feast after another of truly deplorable food. Several things were on the menu that I don't honesty think humans were ever designed to ingest. There was also an unacceptable level of drinking on duty."
"Mr. Cabreza spent at least half his time in the facilities throwing up," Surat volunteered. "His testimony of what happened for almost the entire trip is certainly colored by his gastrointestinal problems."
"If I might add," Daniel interjected, "the customs are quite strong in this area. If we had refused to eat or drink with them, they wouldn't have told us anything." He cleared his throat and looked at Cam. "There was another road block."
"No need to pause for dramatic effect, Dr. Jackson, I'm listening," Landry said.
Daniel colored slightly. "Yes sir. When we did start negotiating, we encountered an entire barrage of questions as to what laws we had in place governing the ways in which empaths could be used by the government and how the general population was to be protected from them. We, of course, deferred those inquiries to Mr. Cabreza."
It was Cabreza's turn to color up. He looked almost apoplectic. "That was a degree of interference in our internal affairs as a world that was quite unacceptable."
"And you had no answer for it because we don't have any policy, not to mention laws, in place to prevent misuse of empathy," Landry observed mildly.
"Due to the fact that it was not really their business, I crafted an answer that described the policy that I am certain we will adopt. Your Dr. Jackson refused to translate it."
"It was a lie, sir. It has not been our policy to lie to our allies," Daniel said.
Sam spoke for the first time. "In any case, Hanna wasn't there and it didn't matter what they thought about our policies."
"I demand that we return to Poopoo in force and throw a little scare into them. We need to make sure that they were not lying to us just to keep their empaths for themselves," Crabreza said, his voice rising.
"Take on an entire world with technology roughly equivalent to our own? Destroy an alliance that is doing quite nicely for us? In just a few words, Mr. Cabreza, I don't think so." Landry stood up. "I believe this meeting is over."
Sam followed Landry out of the conference room and spoke to him privately. Daniel knew exactly what was on her mind. As strongly as possible, he concentrated on feelings of concern and disapproval, but she ignored him. Landry nodded and they started to walk off together.
"What's that all about?" Cam asked, curiously. "You don't look too happy."
Daniel said, "I'd rather not say right now. Things are still in the negotiation stage."
As they got into the car later, Cam leaned forward between the seats, looked at Daniel riding shotgun, and asked, "Does she always drive?"
"She hates my car," he said. "It isn't clean enough for her. Too many papers and books and empty Styrofoam cups."
"SHE is right here in the car," Sam said, a little irritated with being talked about in the third person in her presence.
"Good because I have a question for you," Cam said. "What was that about with Landry?"
Daniel put a hand on her knee. He was turned toward her, giving her his full attention. "Cameron I don't think we should lay this on you while I'm driving," she answered, eyes straight ahead.
"Honey," Daniel said, "this is really sort of a classified conversation. I don't want to have it at home. Jack's maybe still kind of weak and he doesn't need to hear this now. Let's drive out a little ways to some place private Cam took me to." He turned toward the backseat. "How about directing her?"
When they arrived at the pull off where Cam had told Daniel he knew they were empaths, they all piled out of the car. Sam said, "If you brought him up here to make out, he's mine you know."
Cam said, "What sort of youth did you people have anyway that when you see a nice overlook in the country, you immediately assume it was a make out spot. Actually, I should be the one bringing that up because there aren't too many good parking spots in my part of North Carolina I don't know well."
"I never parked with anyone," Sam said. "Dad would have found out somehow, but I had some friends who never tired of a sort of running travelogue on make out spots they had visited."
Daniel said, "You're forgetting, honey, you and I…." They both produced their trademark blushes.
"Too much information, once again," Cam said, good naturedly. "Enough stalling"
He leaned against the car, expectantly.
"Okay," Sam said. "I can't handle our not going through the gate together any more. It was SO much better this time, being there together. And WE were so much more effective. We hadn't mentioned to you yet but whereas our individual range for picking up emotions isn't more than a couple of feet, when we are together we can read people even ten feet away. We know without a doubt that no one was lying to us about Hanna not being there and her people being out of touch."
"Hot damn!" Cam said. Then he said, "But that's the last thing I'm going to hear that I'm going to like, isn't it?"
"It's the whole Yoko Ono thing," Sam said. "I told Landry I wanted to negotiate a way that I could resign my commission and Daniel and I could work as a couple, go out with the scientific teams that don't get deployed until after everything is all safe. There are plenty of very effective husband and wife scientific teams. It really shouldn't be against regulations."
"You're trying to take Daniel off SG-1," Cam said. His voice was flat and extremely unfriendly.
"I'm sorry, Cameron, I really am, but it can't go on like this. I was also thinking that if I wasn't in the military, I would have more control over my life. We could be more flexible in how we keep this empath thing hidden."
"I guess I should be flattered that you think highly enough of me that you clearly don't expect me to blackmail you with my knowledge of your powers to keep you from going through this." Cam studied the ground a minute. He looked back up to ask, "So what did Landry say?"
"He called Daniel in and talked with both of us together. He said he had some calls to make. He was not happy about it. He likes things the way they are, but he was being fair."
Cam sighed deeply and decided to make the best of it. He said, "Well, I'm warning you people no group marriages! You can't have T."
They arrived home to find the house dark. They all panicked a little. Had Jack had such an adverse reaction he had had to be hospitalized? Sam found the envelope addressed to Daniel and her proposed up on the coffee table. She tore it open and read it out loud, even though Cam and Daniel were crowding her, reading over her shoulders.
"Sara and I have decided that I might as well go back to my house. There's more space there and she can have a bedroom of her own so that she can be around to help me out. You two were great to take me in. Tell Cam he should still put a sound measurement device in my old room and let me know what he finds out. Yours, Jack."
"All right!" Daniel said and he and Cam hi-fived.
"This is just the best," Sam said. "I hated the fact that our marriage made him feel so left out."
"I'll bet there'll be dancing at that wedding," Cam said.
"You think they'll get remarried?" Daniel said.
"Why do you ask me questions like that when I'm sure you know exactly what I thought?"
"I don't want to weird you out," Daniel said.
"Hey," Cam said. "You know how superheroes always have a support team that doesn't have superpowers but knows all about theirs and sort of run interference. That's me."
"Like the butler on Batman?" Sam asked, laughing.
"Nah. Think of someone else. He's old and probably never going to get another girl friend. I'm still hopeful," Cam answered. "Speaking of which, I've been thinking of asking Liz MacDuff out. Maybe she'd like to go dancing."
Daniel thought, that's part of what I love about the guy. He's just determined to be happy. He misses Carolyn but he'll go on. "Sounds like a plan," he said.
Three months later, Daniel and Sam sat companionably in front of the fire, turning the pages of the scrapbook Sam had just finished about their second wedding and the reception. They'd had a professional photographer but they liked this homier effort, Sam's first scrapbook ever, better. She'd told Daniel that somehow as long as she was a military officer, scrapbooking had just seemed too suburban. He thought she had been surprised by how free leaving the military had actually made her feel. Neither one of them really regretted the less adventuresome SG teams they now joined as a team although they both missed working with Cam. Always the optimist, he kept trying to get them approved to work SG-1 together and would probably never give up trying to make it happen.
Sam ran her finger along the edge of the picture of the wedding party: Cassie, Mark's wife Julie, and Carolyn, Teal'c, Cam, and Jack. Daniel had found it impossible to determine which of these men should be the best man so they drew straws. Teal'c had won the honor. There was Mark walking Sam down the aisle, just passing the pews where there were sprays of roses on each side for the parents who had gone on to glory.
There were several candids of the various guests. One of Sam's favorites was the picture of Antoinette, the waitress from Cracker Barrel. They'd been back on several occasions with Cam and, against all odds ended up with her as their waitress almost every time. She had overheard them talking about the wedding and jokingly expressed an interest in coming. Daniel had called her bluff and there she was with her brother in tow as an escort. She'd told Daniel that her boyfriend balked at eating the Egyptian food to be served at the reception.
There were many pictures of everyone dancing on the patio behind the Egyptian restaurant where they had held the reception: Cassie with Jack, Jack with Sara, Cam with Liz, Carolyn with her father, Bay in the arms of someone extremely good looking she had brought as a guest -- Daniel couldn't remember his name but thought he had said he was an actor -- Lina Ragen, Sam's exercise buddy from the Mountain, dancing with Antoinette's hunky brother, Mark and Julie, Walter and Antoinette, and the bridal couple together.
Daniel kissed the top of Sam's head. "Turned out well didn't it?"
"You weren't even smitten with lightning for daring, as a heathen, to get married in the Catholic church," Sam teased.
"I was worried about that," Daniel said. "I haven't died and come back in over a year now."
"Now Jack and Sara are talking about their own ceremony although it's months off because he was adamant about not even starting to plan it until he got done with all the treatments and had a clean bill of health. I just wish Cam and Carolyn…" her voice trailed off.
"Maybe Liz would make him happier. From what he's told me about her, they have a lot more in common than he did with Carolyn. Or maybe Cam and Carolyn are in the middle part of the novel where the couple encounters all kinds of problems before they can be together," Daniel suggested.
"Are we at the happy ending?" she asked and kissed him lightly.
"Of this volume anyway," her husband answered. "Enough talking Colonel Doctor Carter-Jackson twice over." He pulled her to her feet, they turned out the light, and went upstairs and peace and happiness reigned.
The end
Thanks for sticking with the story through all these chapters. I have tentative plans for continuing this in a sequel that would probably carry Cam's story forward and deal with Sam and Daniel's kids and their abilities if there's interest. I'll give a working title – They Do Too - but odds are very high the title will change.


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Farmington • The case against a Centerville woman accused of urging her husband to shoot their neighbor is moving forward, following more than a year of treatment at the Utah State Hospital.
Meloney Selleneit, 55, was ruled competent to stand trial in June, and was moved from the state hospital to the Davis County Jail. She appeared in Farmington's 2nd District Court on Thursday, where her attorney asked for more time to work on her case. She will appear in court again on Sept. 5.
Her husband, 55-year-old Michael Selleneit, shot their neighbor, Tony Pierce, in October 2011 after claiming that Pierce was "telepathically raping" his wife.


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Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, Vol. 37, pp. 543-545, 2009
3 Pages Posted: 1 Jul 2010 Last revised: 27 Apr 2012
There are 2 versions of this paper
Date Written: December 1, 2009
This is an introduction to a symposium on the topic of oversight of nanobiotechnology published in the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics.
Keywords: nanotechnology, nanobiotechnology, United States, oversight, law
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Paradise, Jordan and Wolf, Susan M. and Kuzma, Jennifer and Ramachandran, PhD, Gurumurthy and Kokkoli, PhD, Efrosini, The Challenge of Developing Oversight Approaches to Nanobiotechnology (December 1, 2009). Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, Vol. 37, pp. 543-545, 2009 . Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1632525


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