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Kayla Zandare Wallace of Albertson and Rexford Tracy Price of Seven Springs exchange vows
Kayla Zandare Wallace of Albertson and Rexford Tracy Price of Seven Springs were united in marriage at 5 p.m. Sept. 22, 2012, at Mount Olive First Pentecostal Holiness Church. The Rev. Jeff Dail officiated the ceremony.
Escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents, the bride is the daughter of Mike Wallace and Sharon Wallace of Albertson. She is the granddaughter of Christine Futrell of Richlands and the late Ervin Futrell, and Virginia Wallace of Albertson and the late Mahlon Wallace.
A graduate of East Duplin High School and Wayne Community College, she is a registered nurse at Wayne Memorial Hospital in Goldsboro.
The groom is the son of Tracy Price and Sue Price of Seven Springs. He is the grandson of Arnold and Lou Smith, Marion Barwick and the late Mamie Barwick, and the late Rexford Price, all of Seven Springs.
A graduate of Spring Creek High School and N. C. State University, he is a farmer with Price Brothers Farming, Inc.
Following a wedding trip to St. Lucia, the couple resides in Seven Springs.
The bride wore a custom designed Casablanca strapless, fit and flare gown with beaded lace over luxe satin.
Her fingertip-length cascading veil was trimmed with scalloped crystal beading. She carried a bouquet of aqua Gerbera daises and yellow and white mixed flowers.
Michelle Rouse of Albertson, sister of the bride, was matron of honor.
The bride�s sister, Megan Wallace of Albertson, served as maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Amber Howell of Seven Springs, sister of the groom; Velvet Newbold of Jacksonville, cousin of the bride; Elizabeth Price of Seven Springs, cousin of the groom; and Elizabeth Wallace of Albertson, cousin of the bride.
Bailey Rouse of Albertson, the bride�s niece, was miniature bride.
The groom�s niece, Ashtyn Dawson of Seven Springs, was flower girl.
The groom�s father served as his son�s best man.
Groomsmen were Graham Bennett of Mount Olive; the groom�s cousins, Justin Price and Zachary Price of Seven Springs; Jamie Rouse of Seven Springs; and Scott Rouse of Albertson, brother-in-law of the bride.
The bride�s nephew, Austin Rouse of Albertson, was ring bearer.
Wedding music was provided by Gloria Morgan, pianist, and Blair Mozingo, vocalist.
The wedding was directed by Amy Wallace. Traci Parker was register attendant.
Following the ceremony, the bride�s parents hosted a reception at Lane Tree Golf Club. Greeting guests were Curtis and Joy Tripp, and Michael and Sherry Price. The bride�s aunts, Donna Futrell and Debra Wallace, cut and served cake.
On July 14, a lawn and garden shower was given by Morris and Linda Murphy, Bo and Joy Britt, Larry and Trudy Shivar, and Linwood and Linda Price at the Murphy home.
On July 29, a wedding shower was given by the bride�s family and friends at the home of Joy Tripp.
On Aug. 5, a wedding shower was given by the groom�s family and friends at Mt. Olive First Pentecostal Holiness Church.
On Sept. 15, a bachelorette and lingerie shower was given by the bridesmaids and friends, and the groom was given a bachelor party by his groomsmen and friends.
On Sept. 21, the groom�s parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at Mt. Olive First Pentecostal Holiness Church.


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Handwoven in Brooklyn from found and reclaimed fabric.
Moroccan rag rugs
Pair of cotton pot holders, sewn with 1940s Vintage florals by Lilleputt Studio on Etsy
Upcycled old toys sofa / lounge couch by Dan Kennel. Looks very comfortable.
Recycled jean fabric necklace by MAGICOVERACID
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Above: Boy hugging avoska bag from short "Avoska" film (See above)
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I am absolutely in love with %100 wool felt boots, valenki. Traditional Russian footwear. A great alternative to Uggs.
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Beautiful exterior cladding panel design by DKSD inspired by…herring!
Below is a new exterior cladding panel designed to protect buildings from rainwater and also retain it. This slightly bowl-shaped panel harvests rainwater and funnels it to tanks for internal storage. The water is then used for the building's heating, cooling and sanitary installations. The scale-like surface and pearly colours give the panels their nickname 'Hollandse Nieuwe', referring to Dutch fresh herring and two brand new Dutch designers!
This mug by lenni08 reminds me of where I grew up. There are many birch trees in Russia — it's considered the national tree.
This necklace made of birch bark by bettula is inspired by the discarded and unusual. You don't have to think very hard to figure out which tree is my favorite.
When I was growing up, people in Russia did not have a lot of money to buy new wares, so they made belongings out of other objects. To this day I think it is pretty cool to see objects and materials being reused, like this rotating bike wheel pot rack by plaidclad
These beautiful and valuable bits and pieces almost disappeared into the garbage pile forever! Get inspired to recycle by the digit recycled leather necklace by mainichi and shift key typewriter vintage pendant necklace by PreciousPastimes.
This neglected dresser was salvaged and restored by rubyrhino1 and made into a vintage masterpiece. It reminds me of our summer dacha in Russia.
Read full Design Squish guest Curator post on Etsy:
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Nature inspired hand printed ants design pillow with organic eco-cotton insert by Bailey Doesn't Bark. Not for people who hate ants in their bed or coffee mug:
Wear this if you absolutely love ants:
I am drawn to comfortable, soft accessories from reclaimed materials.
Slippers made from recycled, felted 100% lambswool sweater and recycled leather by Wooly Baby as well as this upcycled slouch bag made from the sleeves of a mens wool dress coat by Betsy & Bess...
I was excited to find these great "Recycled Banner Golden Mean Messenger Bags" DIY instructions a la Freitag bike messenger bags. (Can be made under $5 !!!!!!!!!!!!!). Comfortable, light, tough billboard sign material (waterproof). To view instructions please visit: EEIO Golden Mean messenger bag instructions
In stores, nice bike messenger bags can be $200. Making your own not only saves money but also is good for environment. I just saw a truck driver discard a big piece of truck tarpaulin and now it is lying on the street waiting to be made into bags.
I love these computer-graphic-design-font-inspired eco-friendly pillows! Pillow sets are made from 100% recycled Plastic bottles Eco Felt .
Eco felt letter pillows by Alexandra Ferduson and Ctrl Alt Del soft pillows by Diffraction Fiber.
Casamento, located in Cape Town, South Africa individually hand crafts furniture using recycled frames and only natural fibers throughout: natural non-allergenic fibers: sisal, raw cotton wadding, horsehair jute webbing, hessian and flock natural fibers.
Nadia Nour is a fashion designer based in New York City. Nadia keeps manufacturing and sourcing supplies for her garments local and uses organics as much as possible - naturally dyed silks, fabrics that are healthy for people and the environment. Her clothing designs are sophisticated, high-end and chic but at the same time organic and sustainable.
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|2012-09-03, 05:05
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Unknown
Age: 34
I'm not bothered by Kio's actions. I think he'll find a way eventually. I just see his unwillingness to killh is opponents as a weakness for him to overcome, while still being true to himself. I mean it's not like I don't understand his sentiments. He's still a kid, and he's a bit naive, but he has a point about the fact that he's fighting real people. I just hope Seric's words eventually get to him, that he shouldn't forget about protecting himself and his own comrades.
I do think most people can agree on the bit that, although he should stop holding back, he does need to stop Flit's insane ambitions as well.
|2012-09-03, 08:30
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: "Sacrifice one to appease the few."
They could still change things, not the first time a game came out before a series was done and had an altered ending and events than what the series settled on.
|2012-09-03, 08:41
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Super Pilot
Join Date: Sep 2010
I think his gundam is the one being useless not.him due to its lack of firepower.
|2012-09-03, 14:02
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Yes, and also Asemu's Dark Hound is more of a Melee Mobile Suit. CQC if you will. But the True nature of the DODS Lancer even prove that pirates have that in mind. Pirates are known for Sword with smaller side arms as a secondary weapon. Also it fits Asemu as he's know as the Duel Weilder of the show.
In this Episode of the show, he was fighting and destorying things just in a Close Quarters Combat way.
|2012-09-03, 14:34
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Behind You
I really, really tried to give AGE the benefit of the doubt, I tried to like it...However there are just so many little things that when added up take all the enjoyment out of it.
Can someone tell me, exactly what was the point of Zeheart's development in Gen 2? I was hoping to see him develop and be one of the key characters in finding a peaceful conclusion to the war. It was only logical after all the development with Asemu, but no. Turns out he's nothing more than a psychopath with a god complex. I'm not buying that bullshit that it's to show good people can do evil. It comes out of nowhere, and it's a regression of his development.
Then there's Seric. How dare he question Kio's way of fighting?! It's as if they're trying to shove Kio's beliefs down our throats. Screw any reason or logic! Seric is a practical character, he's not necessarily driven by hate like Flit, but he understands that in order to protect his comrades, he has to kill people. He's also the same character who told Kio to stop going after Zeheart because a pilot's job isn't to just kill his enemy, and to go after the bombs. Seric is the voice of reason, and I think he's the character people relate with the most. I don't think I've seen him say or do anything that didn't make complete sense.
Fram oh Fram, the only female character with any sort of relevancy and one of the few vagans that comes across as a sympathetic human being. She should have died like Spriggan, one episode after her introduction, that way they didn't have to waste so much time building her character only to derail it like they've done.
This episode has made something very obvious. There is only one way of thinking and that is Kio's. Period.
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|2012-09-03, 14:46
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Location: From the deepest abyss in the world, where you think?
Age: 33
It's just like with most of the girls. They're just there as baby makers. Hell we don't even know what happened to Millaris. The treatment of females in this show is horrible. They're just there.
What was the point of Renai? To show the corruption of the Federation? Oh wait it turns out that the asshole sabotaged her so he could use her as a bargaining chip so the Federation's hands were clean in that point.
Hell what's the whole point with Wendy and Kio's aunt? (Whose name I have forgotten).
Seric is correct that top priority is to focus on the big picture and to protect your comrades. Needlessly handicapping yourself in those scenarios isn't just asking to get killed but also endangering your comrades. Also the sooner you finish a battle the less casualties there would be.
The fact is it's bad that Seric is the "Balanced" voice of reason here which Asemu should be. Take Kira for example in SEED, he simply disabled suits but he didn't go out of his way to protect the pilots. He simply took them out of the fight. When it came to dealing with the actual instigators he brought the hammer down on them and all safeties were off by that point.
On that matter though do they actually think the Gundam AGE would sell a lot of kits if they needlessly handicap the protagonists' suit like that?
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|2012-09-03, 16:47
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Location: Russia
Poor Fram, being rejected in such way. I wonder if Zeheart did it on purpose or he is just so dense and didn't realize what she wanted from him.
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|2012-09-03, 17:15
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: From the deepest abyss in the world, where you think?
Age: 33
Wait he evacuated the soldiers right before the firing?
I was under the impression those dummies were set up at the start of the battle because it's easy to detect any escape pods or ships coming from them.
It just makes sense to do that rather than wasting soldiers on that end.
|2012-09-04, 00:54
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Praise the sun!
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Sweden
Age: 29
You know, Zeheart didn't really do a 180, he has been built up as a loyal zealot for quite some time. He always followed Ezelcant's orders, the only special thing for him in Gen 2 was Asemu.
In Gen 3 we have Zeheart again, be the soldier Ezelcant wanted him to be, he lost a few battles, but he was always loyal to Ezelcant, so loyal that he swallowed the true project Eden in a matter of moments, Not to mention you can see how drunk he is on his own power, he finally lost it, he needs to die so he can be redeemed in a newtype flash scene.
Kio refuses to use the burst-mode because .. why? seriously they are handling his character so bad just so he can have that final " hero " snap like Kira did in SEED:<
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|2012-09-04, 03:25
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Praise the sun!
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Sweden
Age: 29
Kio had alot of potential, as seen in early Gen 3, but in my opinion they've handled his character terrible. Instead of showing that he has potential to grow he gets his ass handed too him in several episodes, just to suddenly gain super X-Rounder reaction powers and suddenly, the AGE-3 can't keep up with him anymore.
It feels like such a asspull from the writers, if anything they should've developed Kio's character a bit more, him training (Like Asemu, for example), or slowly learning to pilot better.
Personally i cant get over the fact that he went from decent to bad (but that's fine, he had no experience in space at all) with no training, to suddenly outgrowing the AGE-3 in less than a second while switching from Orbital to Normal gear, To getting the AGE-FX and ... then what?
He goes towards the route of understanding (yes, pardon my choice of words) but refuses to fight as soon as a named character shows up,he doesnt even pull the trigger against Girard, goes emo and doesn't want to come to an understanding with Flit because " He wont listen " to shooting at Zeheart and Fram in this episode.
His character growth doesn't make sense in any way, at all. I know some of you will reply with " He is a kid, that's what kids do " No, it's not, it's just bad writing.
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Music, Bowman's Garden, and Meyer on CSSMay 27, 2003
A great independent music store that pays the artists directly, Douglas Bowman's submission to the css Zen Garden and his design notes, and a reaction to Eric Meyer's musings about the future.
So one of the unexpected benefits of launching the Zen Garden was that some people were so happy to see proofs–of–concept that, yes, CSS can do that, that I got a few freebies out of the deal. Nick Bradbury sent me a copy of TopStyle, which I am really digging for creating new style sheets, and a guy named Derek Sivers who owns his own music distribution company sent me a couple of great CDs.
Indulge me, if you will, because Derek's store, CD Baby, is a really REALLY good idea and I think everyone who can should support it. I would be saying this with or without the tunes (my going price for being bought off is far higher than two CDs these days. I'd need at least 4.)
I'm one of these oddball anti–copyright geeks who thinks Eldred should have won, and supports just about anything that damages the RIAA these days thanks to their recent tactics. Charging 'tax' on blank media? Selling willfully damaged CDs that won't play on computer CD drives? Suing 4 college students for $98 billion? If you are at all like me on this count, allow me to open up the window and let some fresh air into the room.
Derek's business model cuts out all the overhead the music industry makes you pay for, and sends a far larger cut of the final sale price directly to the artist. You are paying only the artist and the distributor, not the executives in the middle, or the promotional campaigns of acts you don't even like. In fact, Derek even keeps track of how much has gone to the artists. How cool is that?
The caveat is that most of these artists are people you've never heard of. There are sample clips from all the CDs, so you can preview before you buy, however, and if you're tired of the plastic Britneys and Creeds that the recording industry keeps forcing on us, this is arguably a point in CD Baby's favour.
We'll now return to regularly scheduled publishing. §
I haven't attempted this 'more than one thought per post' idea before, so I've just thrown a <hr> in there for the time being. A perma–link to each thought is a problem I'll have to face at some point.
At any rate, Douglas has written a great piece on some of the challenges he faced putting together his submission for the Zen Garden, with promise of a follow–up shortly. If you're thinking of submitting something, do yourself a favour and check out his conclusions. §
Eric, Eric, Eric… You're still, in everyone's mind, THE master, and the guy we'll all turn to when we need the latest and greatest. CSS–3 is around the corner, and I'm anxiously awaiting your first couple of tutorials on it in the next few years. I'm looking at YOU to teach me this stuff, man! §


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Ahead of the start of regular trading in New York on Monday, Dow index stock futures were up about 0.2% and S&P 500 stock index futures added 0.3%. In Europe, Germany's DAX index was flat and Britain's FTSE 100 dropped 0.2%. U.S. stocks had their worst week in four years last week following the sell-off, sparked by concern China's economy might be slowing.
Asian markets dropped as doubts about Beijing's economic management concerned investors. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index was 2.8% lower at 19,888.50. Markets in Tokyo were closed for a holiday Monday. Chinese stocks rebounded Friday but analysts suggested it was due to buying from a group of state entities.


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I, Me, Mine
It's Nice That invited me this week to write an article for their feature 'Weekly Discussion'. Saying 'I, Me, Mine: do we specialise too soon?' Go, read and tweet your thoughts. It's live until next Monday, I think.
Somehow the point I'm attempting to make is evidenced (albeit from then, not now) in the work of Max Bill. Each of these projects is borne of intimacy with material, use and unfettered thinking. The result is a work which often synthesises two previously discreet functions or habitual forms.
Bill's applied, tactile understanding of the behaviour and limitations of process and materials in no way hampered his ability to think laterally.
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Missouri lawmakers OK measure granting in-state tuition to veterans
Missouri lawmakers have approved legislation allowing veterans to qualify for lower, in-state tuition rates at public universities immediately after leaving the military.
The measure passed the House 155-0 on Monday following 31-0 approval in the Senate last week. It now heads to Gov. Jay Nixon.
Missouri now requires students at public universities to live in the state for 12 consecutive months before claiming in-state tuition. They must also obtain a Missouri drivers' license and earn at least $2,000 in Missouri during a 12-month period.
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A young girl had to be rescued by firefighters after getting stuck on a toilet seat.
Fire crews were called to the semi-detached house on Devonshire Road in Atherton at around 6.30am on Thursday.
They found the six-year-old girl had slipped and become stuck, with neither her nor her mum being strong enough to lift her out while holding the seat down.
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Crews praised the girl's mum for calling them out after being unable to rescue her daughter, saying she had acted correctly.
Watch manager Dave Holden from Atherton fire station said: "She did exactly the right thing in calling us out, that is what we are here for. Rather than struggle or put anyone through distress it is far better to call us.
"The young girl certainly wasn't too upset and she was absolutely fine. She was chatting with us all the way through it, although I don't think she liked the Fairy Liquid being cold.
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If you have eaten a tomato this winter, chances are very good that it was picked by a person who lives in virtual slavery.
March 2009, Gourmet.com: Driving from Naples, Florida, the nation's second-wealthiest metropolitan area, to Immokalee takes less than an hour on a straight road. You pass houses that sell for an average of $1.4 million, shopping malls anchored by Tiffany's and Saks Fifth Avenue, manicured golf courses. Eventually, gated communities with names like Monaco Beach Club and Imperial Golf Estates give way to modest ranches, and the highway shrivels from six lanes to two. Through the scruffy palmettos, you glimpse flat, sandy tomato fields shimmering in the broiling sun. Rounding a long curve, you enter Immokalee. The heart of town is a nine-block grid of dusty, potholed streets lined by boarded-up bars and bodegas, peeling shacks, and sagging, mildew-streaked house trailers. Mongrel dogs snooze in the shade, scrawny chickens peck in yards. Just off the main drag, vultures squabble over roadkill. Immokalee's population is 70 percent Latino. Per capita income is only $8,500 a year. One third of the families in this city of nearly 25,000 live below the poverty line. Over one third of the children drop out before graduating from high school.
Immokalee is the tomato capital of the United States. Between December and May, as much as 90 percent of the fresh domestic tomatoes we eat come from south Florida, and Immokalee is home to one of the area's largest communities of farmworkers. According to Douglas Molloy, the chief assistant U.S. attorney based in Fort Myers, Immokalee has another claim to fame: It is "ground zero for modern slavery." Read the rest of Politics of the Plate.
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Politics of the Plate: The Price of Tomatoes
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Robert Downey Jr. is no diva. One of our friends on the set says the actor, who's been in town shooting "The Judge'' with a cast that includes Robert Duvall, Vera Farmiga, Vincent D'Onofrio, Billy Bob Thornton, and Dax Shepard, gave gifts to extras in the film. People with children had a choice of "Avengers'' or "Iron Man'' items, while those without kids got an autographed photo of the actor and a $20 Starbucks gift card. . . . After their fund-raiser for the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation the other night, Sox pitcher Jon Lester and his wife, Farrah, continued the fun at Game On. Also making the scene were Bruins forward Shawn Thornton, Sox pitcher John Lackey, Marathon bombings survivor Jeff Bauman, and country music singer David Nail. . . . Word is Dan Aykroyd will make an appearance at the nightclub Machine Sept. 23. Elwood Blues will do a meet-and-greet, perform a tune or two, then hang around to watch the night's drag show.


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Based on the first installment of Swedish author Steig Larsson's "Millennium Trilogy," it tells the story of a middle-aged journalist and a punk rocker who team up to solve the mystery of a young girl's disappearance. David Fincher is thinking about directing the American version.
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Churches Spotlight Safe Water During Lent
By Ethan Cole|Christian Post Reporter
Several church bodies are tying a worldwide campaign for safe water to this year's Lenten season.
The National Council of Churches, with partners Church World Service and Lifewater International, has created a website dedicated to encouraging Christians to remember the millions around the world who do not have access to clean water.
The organizations are reminding Christians that many women in Africa and Asia walk 3.7 miles a day to obtain water, and unclean water is the root cause of around 80 percent of the sicknesses in developing countries. Moreover, unclean water is behind the deaths of 5,000 children each day.
"Water is symbolic of our relationship with God, carrying the image of renewal, promise, and hope," says NCC's Jordan Blevins, who helped create the website, washforlent.wordpress.com. "Focusing on the global water, sanitation, and hygiene crisis for the Lenten journey brings us into better relationship with God, and all of God's people."
During Lent – which began on Feb. 17 for Western Christians and Feb. 15 for Eastern Orthodox Christians – believers reflect on the journey of Jesus Christ to the cross and the impact it has on their lives. Lent is the time of preparation for Easter and usually involves 40 days of prayer, fasting, and acts of compassion.
The WASH for Lent website includes devotional materials that can help readers during Lent pray, study and act on behalf of safe, affordable and sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene in countries around the world. The word "WASH" in the website's name stands for water, sanitation and hygiene.
In addition to NCC, another ecumenical church body, the World Council of Churches, is also encouraging its members to take up the cause of water justice. The WCC is posting weekly reflections exploring the connection between the way water is used in different liturgical practices and daily water use.
"This year's Seven Weeks [for water] recall the deep liturgical roots of baptism and baptismal preparation as the heart of Lent, pointing to the use of water by the church at prayer," says the Rev. Dr John Gibaut, director of the Commission on Faith and Order at the WCC. "The Christian community's liturgical use of water has the potential to be a rich source of theological reflection about what water is, and about the care with which it is used."
The weekly reflections are posted on the WCC's website, wwww.oikoumene.org, along with links and ideas for activities for individuals and congregations about water.
The reflections are provided by the Ecumenical Water Network, an initiative of Christian churches, organizations and movements that advocate access to clean water as a human right and work to promote people's access to water through community-based initiatives.
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A character noted for their obsession with another character. They claim that the motivation for their morally outrageous acts is a simple wish to gain attention from the crush-ee. Alternatively, the obsession may be explained as a misguided desire to "protect" note the crush-ee, whether or not the crush-ee wants or needs such "protection". In any case, the more sincere they seem, the creepier they are.
Why does this happen? Because Love Makes You Evil, and "If I Can't Have You..., No One Will!"
There'll usually be a Double Standard at play with this trope. Male stalkers are more likely to be portrayed unsympathetically, and as an actual danger to their object of obsession. Female stalkers, by contrast, are likely to be portrayed sympathetically, and typically portrayed as charming or cute (though beware the Woman Scorned!).note
Compare Stalker Without a Crush, whose obsession is unrelated to romantic feelings.
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- This can be a minor character who is seduced to evil by the Tragic Dream of being able to get who they want.
- If the stalker manages to score because he's a stalker, it's because the target believes Stalking Is Love.
- If the stalker is chasing a celebrity, especially one who didn't know them before the stalking began, they're a Loony Fan.
- If the stalker sticks to a "hands-off" approach and simply attempts to spy on their target in explicit situations, they are The Peeping Tom.
- If the stalker wants their target's DNA as much as (if not more than) their love, that's a Stalker with a Test Tube.
- Contrast with Abhorrent Admirer, where a Hollywood Homely or average woman is considered the worst thing in the world simply because she is attracted to the protagonist, even though no stalking takes place. See also All Take and No Give.
- If a male stalker is particularly Wrong Genre Savvy about his role and reception, he's most likely also a Prince Charming Wannabe or convinced he's a Dogged Nice Guy. Can easily double as a Crazy Jealous Guy. A Hollywood Restraining Order may be mentioned.
- If the stalker's crush makes them go Ax-Crazy at anyone who tries to interfere or even the crush-ee, the stalker is a Yandere, especially if she's female.
- Compare AND contrast with Stalker Without a Crush, who can either seem similar to this through the "Does This Remind You of Anything?" approach and/or become this through Character Development.
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- If the stalker is the villain or antagonist and the stalkee is the hero or protagonist, it's likely a Villainous Crush.
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When I have a programme window in "stick" mode across multiple desktops and I invoke the display of workspaces using the middle mous button, pointing to one of the sticky entries on the workspace display results in loss of the XFCE desktop.
I have to enter Xfce Settings Manager - desktop - and tick allow Xfce to manage desktop to restore the desktop.
Please report a bug in the Xfce Bugzilla.
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I paint myself into these little corners and then when I'm uninspired, I'm stuck.
I said to you and mostly myself when I shook things up here a bit in my trench back in August.
What if I'm still shell-shocked from my three hours of work that Blogger annihilated on Tuesday night?
What if I have nothing to say?
What if, God forbid, I'm BORING?
Then I have to sit here and type anyway and pretend that I have a grand plan when in reality there's just nothing but solid free-flow randomness going on right now.
I'm not even drinking.
I guess I could point you to some random web stuff I saw this week while poking around.
Like scooting chickens.
And stoats. Stoats are badass.* "Be the stoat" is my new mantra. Be. The. Stoat. (Warning, don't watch if you're going to be traumatized by the whole predator/prey thing. Especially when it's so close to Easter and said prey is a cute bunny rabbit. Not, thankfully, a loppy-eared bunny though. That would just be tragic and horrible and nightmare-inducing.)
Oh, I know! I could use this particular mental lull to start a campaign to get the Bloggess to pose with a taxidermied stoat and give me permission to post the pic right here on Trench Warfare. I mean, she got Matthewfucking Broderick to pose with a SPOON for her blog, for crying out loud. He's been my boyfriend since War Games and Ladyhawke**, both of which pre-date Ferris Bueller by years, meaning I'm totally a better Gen X-er than her even though she named her cat Ferris Mewler*** so the least she could do is pay it forward, right?
You betcha.
Plus, she just lives down in Texas so we're practically neighbors! AND my brother-n-law has a booth at Roundtop, only the biggest antique show this side of that huge cross on I-40 in Arkansas, every year so he would have the inside scoop of where all the good stuff was and flea markets are TOTALLY her thing, so we could even have a date! Except I wouldn't call it a date because then she might think I was being all stalkerish and weird. Which would turn her off to posing with a
Of course, that means I might have to actually get on Twitter.
Like, tweet and everything.
The horror.
Decisions, decisions...
If it means
That's OK, I'm in for the long haul. Know why? Because I. Am. The. Stoat.
I wonder if I can find a song about stoats....?
Song of the week: Suspicious Stoats by Trampo. Just press the little play button there.
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**Can I get an "Amen" for Ladyhawke?
**Which, OK. Best cat name EVER. But, you know...whatever. Besides, I'm declaring my next cat's name to be Philipe Gastone, so we're even. I just can't let Old Angry Cat know I'm already planning for his replacement because then he'll find a loppy-eared bunny, behead it, and hide it my bed all Godfather-like. But only after he eats the ears. BTW, he's still bald. But don't tell him I told you, OK? I might end up with a loppy-eared bunny and a stoat head in my bed.


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Cyber Monday: Are You Shopping at Work?
Are you at work right now? If so, are you one of the sale-seeking consumers making this a great Cyber Monday for retailers?
Cyber Monday came to be because so many people started to realize they could take advantage of the faster broadband connectivity at the office to do some quick holiday shopping after Thanksgiving weekend. In the days of dial-up and slow modems, making an online purchase could take the equivalent of your lunch hour.
Now that high speed internet connections at home is more prevalent, online shopping is becoming part of the norm. Final figures aren't in yet, but analytics firm ComScore says $13.7 billion has been spent online for the holiday season-to-date, marking a 16% increase versus the corresponding days last year.
But Cyber Monday is still a big day. IBM says online sales through noon Monday EST are up 24.1% compared to the same period in 2011. Many of you aren't using a computer connection to shop anymore. IBM reports 22.4% of consumers are using a mobile device to visit a retailer's site and 12% of them are making a purchase using the device.
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Edmonton's wunderkind got sliced open by a teammate's skate at Tuesday's warmup, requiring 30 stitches and a promise to his mother that he'll wear a helmet next time. Hall spoke to reporters for the first time today, and rather than listen to what he had to say, they all just snapped cell phone pics of his gnarly scar.
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Pavlova (Pav) is a meringue cake
that has a light and delicate crisp crust and a soft sweet marshmallow center. This lovely dessert is typically served with softly
whipped cream and fresh fruit. There is a long standing debate about whether New Zealand
or Australia invented this dessert, which has yet to be resolved. What we do
know is that the name, Pavlova, was chosen in honor of the Russian ballerina,
Anna Pavlova, who toured both New Zealand and Australia in 1926.
A Pavlova is a meringue, and it is important when making any meringue that the egg whites reach maximum volume,
so make sure your mixing bowl and whisk
are clean and free of grease. Since we need just the whites of the eggs,
the eggs will need to be separated. It is easier to do this while the eggs
are still cold. Once separated, cover the egg whites and let them come to room
temperature before using (about 30 minutes). Cover and refrigerate the egg
yolks for another use. I like to use superfine sugar (castor) when making this
meringue as it
dissolves faster into the egg whites than regular granulated white sugar. You
can make your own by processing 1 cup (200 grams) granulated white sugar in your food processor until very fine, about 30
- 60 seconds.
To make the Pavlova first beat the egg whites until soft peaks form.
Then add the sugar, one tablespoon at a time, and continue to beat until
the meringue forms stiff and shiny peaks. Beat in the vanilla extract.
With a rubber spatula, gently fold in the cornstarch and vinegar. (Adding these two ingredients
will give the Pavlova a crust that is dry and crisp, with a soft
marshmallow-like interior.)
Australian Stephanie Alexander in her
excellent book "The Cook's Companion" gives us a few pointers on how to
tell a good Pavlova, "if syrupy droplets form on the surface of the
meringue, you'll know you have overcooked it; liquid oozing from the
meringue is a sign of undercooking". So it is best to cook the meringue in
a slow oven and then to turn off the oven and let it cool slowly.
The Pavlova can be made several days in advance of serving, if it is
stored in a cool dry place, in an airtight container. A Pavlova is usually
served with softly whipped cream and fresh fruit. (For a lower fat
dessert, instead of whipped cream, try serving the Pavlova with a sorbet
or fruit sauce (Raspberry,
Blueberry, or
Strawberry would be nice) and fresh
fruit.) Because of the
sweetness of the meringue I like to offset the sweetness with tart
flavored fruits. Passion fruit, kiwi, blackberries, blueberries, and
raspberries are some of my personal favorites. Try to place the
whipped cream and fruit on the meringue shortly before serving as the
Pavlova will immediately start to soften and break down from the moisture
of the cream and fruit.
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Meringue Cake
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Pavlova: Preheat
oven to 250 degrees F (130 degrees C) and place rack in center of oven. Line
a baking sheet with parchment paper and draw a 7 inch (18 cm) circle on the
paper. Turn the parchment paper over so the circle is on the reverse side.
In the bowl
of your electric mixer, with the whisk attachment, beat the egg whites on
medium speed until they hold soft peaks. Start adding the sugar, a
tablespoon at a
time, and continue to beat, on high speed, until the meringue holds very stiff
and shiny peaks. (Test
to see if the sugar is fully dissolved by rubbing a little of the meringue between
your thumb and index finger. The meringue should feel smooth, not gritty. If it feels gritty
the sugar has not fully dissolved so keep beating until it feels smooth between
your fingers). Beat in the vanilla extract. Sprinkle the vinegar and cornstarch over the top of the
meringue and, with a rubber spatula, gently fold in. Spread the meringue inside the circle drawn on the parchment paper, smoothing the
edges, making sure the edges of the meringue are slightly higher than the center. (You want a slight well in the center of the meringue to place the whipped cream
and fruit.)
Bake for 60 to 75 minutes or until the outside is dry and
is a very pale cream color. Turn the oven off, leave the door slightly ajar, and let the meringue cool
completely in the oven. (The outside of the meringue will feel firm to the
touch, if gently pressed, but as it cools you will get a little cracking and you
will see that the inside is soft and marshmallowy.)
The cooled
meringue can be made and stored in a cool dry place, in an airtight container, for a few days.
Just before
serving gently place the meringue onto a serving plate. Whip the cream in
your electric mixer, with the whisk attachment, until soft peaks form. Sweeten with the sugar and vanilla and then mound the softly whipped cream into
the center of the meringue. Arrange the fruit randomly, or in a decorative
pattern, on top of the cream. Serve immediately as this dessert does
not hold for more than a few hours.
Serves 6 to
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4 large (120 grams) egg whites
1 cup (200 grams) superfine (castor)
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla
1 teaspoon white vinegar
1/2 tablespoon cornstarch (corn flour)
1 cup (240 ml) heavy whipping
1 1/2 tablespoons (20 grams) granulated
sugar (or to taste)
1/2 teaspoon pure
vanilla extract
Fresh fruit - kiwi, strawberries,
raspberries, blackberries, passion fruit, peaches, pineapple, or other
fruit of your choice
The Australian Women's Weekly "Sweet Old-fashioned Favourites"
Berry, Mary. "Mary
Berry's Desserts and Confections".
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London: 1991.
Lawson, Nigella. "How to be a Domestic Goddess".
Hyperion. New York: 2001.
Maree, Aaron. "100 Fabulous Cakes and Tortes".
Harper Collins. New York: 1992.
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Eco CornerBy Jake Reiner
Mikans, RED and Estima
Toyota Estima Hybrid
It is not too late to run down to your nearest Toyota dealer and buy yourself a Christmas present for being so good this year. A seven-seater, 2.4 liter, 47 mpg (5L/100 km.), 4WD Hybrid Estima van will make you a hit with all your eco-minded ski-bum buddies looking for a lift to the slopes.
Toyota is also using the model to incorporate newly developed sustainable technologies such as more recyclable parts, reuse of heat exhaust, better emissions control and more. Also a dream to drive. Starts at ¥3,633,000.
Eco Driving Tip: Keep your tires fully inflated to save gas.
Seeing RED
"As first world consumers, we have tremendous power. What we collectively choose to buy, or not to buy, can change the course of life and history on this planet." Bono and friends extolled this message at the recent launching of the Product (RED) program, to raise funds for AIDS drugs in Africa.
You can support their efforts and contribute your spending power by buying specially designed (and usually bright red) products. The line keeps expanding and, so far, they have brought us (RED) American Express cards, GAP fashion, Armani watches and sunglasses, Converse kicks, and now the (RED) iPod.
Charity is nothing new, but these guys are trying to kick it up a level and save a continent. "(RED) is not a charity. It is simply a business model. You buy (RED) stuff, we get the money, we buy pills and distribute them. They take the pills and stay alive."
Yahoo! Travel
A few issues back we told you about Yahoo!'s energy saving pledge and use of solar and wind power to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions (Outdoor Japan Magazine, June 2006) and how nice it is to see the big corporations being a little conscientious. This month we bring you a simple way Yahoo! can make your time in Japan customized sustainable.
Go to travel.yahoo.com and type in whatever particular eco-thing you are into. I tried "organic cotton Japan" and found an organic meats, vegetables and cotton shop in Sapporo. And "vegetarian tokyo yokohama" found me an entire listing of vegetarian restaurants in Japan, as well as a Kanto vegan club. Search to your green heart's delight.
A Mikan a Day…
Winter is upon us and with it the ubiquitous Japanese mikan. When I was a kid in New York, we only got them in cans labeled "mandarin oranges." But here in Japan they're in the peel and pushed on you in every home. Perhaps it is ancient wisdom, or maybe just dumb luck, but these little vitamin C bomblets appear just as flu season is peaking.
Vitamin C super boosts your immune system, so eat three or four while you sit around and don't say no when granny tries to fill your pockets as you leave her house. It could just help you beat the common cold.


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Our daily franchise? Barracks Road loses two locals
In our final issue of 2003, Dish gave thanks for new eateries, but one fact of restaurant life is that the arrival of the new often accompanies the departure of the old.
And so, if new bakeries like the locally owned and operated Baker's Palate in SoSo give downtowners a reason to smile, the closure of an old favorite like Our Daily Bread in the North Wing of Barracks Road leaves a gaping hole in the heart of the new year.
Run by Dan and Alice Malcolm, the six-year-old bakery closed on November 28 when Federal Realty raised the rent over 18 percent and revealed that the rapid-rise national bakery-café chain Panera had the option of moving into their turf. Barracks Road representative Janet Harper confirms that Panera will in fact be coming to the shopping center, but she says that it will not be taking the North Wing space recently vacated by Our Daily Bread.
"We really hoped the Malcolms would stay," Harper says. "They developed such a loyal following, and they will really be missed. I think they could've done well in this location, even with Panera across the street."
Still, Panera's imminent arrival was bitter news for the Malcolms, who say they were always careful not to compete with nearby businesses. "We didn't offer meat sandwiches because of Padow's Deli, or cappuccino because of Greenberry's. Everyone needs their turf. But we can't compete with Panera," Dan Malcolm told Dish in mid-December.
This trend of raising rents– which some locals believe favors national chains– seems to be spreading at Barracks Road. The Kathleen and Thomas Ashfield boutique, owned by the O'Rourke family, was recently nudged out of its prime spot by Barnes and Noble. "This mall is going to become all franchises," veteran boutique worker Lise Coan tells Dish.
Speaking in Barracks Road's defense, Harper says the O'Rourkes were offered another location at the mall, but opted instead for a competitive offer from Short Pump, near Richmond.
"We had a great and loyal following, and it's made our hearts sick to close," says Our Daily Bread's Malcolm. Ignoring the papered windows and "closed" sign, several regulars came into the cold, empty bakery to pick up their loaf of Dakota bread or a few vegan muffins.
"What do you mean you're closing? You can't close," lamented one woman. When Malcolm mentioned Panera's planned arrival, she replied with a scowl, "Well, we don't want that."
If this is true, then Malcolm's advice may serve as a warning: "People need to be more intentional about supporting local businesses, or they will not be able to survive."
Bigger dumplings
Downtown, the New Year brings fresh evidence that small businesses- in this case very small– are thriving. Marco and Luca, the closet-sized dumpling and noodle shop operating out of a window on Second Street (next door to The Hook) inaugurated a comparatively enormous eat-in restaurant on December 31- exactly two years after serving the first dumpling.
Marco and Luca is owned by chef Sun Da and his wife, Dragana Katalina-Sun, and named after their two young sons. Designed by Sun Da, the new space at York Place now seats 30 at light wooden tables and chairs in a bright, simple space accented by a few Chinese antiques. The four-item menu– fried dumplings, hot and sour soup, or cold spiced or sesame noodles with cucumber and apple garnishes– will remain the same for now, but you can expect warm noodle dishes, some with organic beef, to appear over time.
I couldn't help noticing that Marco and Luca gives new symmetry to York Place, the little mall across from Miller's that's home to several shops and (now) three restaurants. On a recent Saturday, crowds of panini- and omelet-eaters at Higher Grounds were counterbalanced across the corridor by crowds of noodle slurpers.
And Japanese sushi eaters at Miyako on the Water Street end of the mall were mirrored by Chinese food lovers at the opposite entrance. What better way to start the new year than with a heightened sense of harmony?
Sun Da and his wife, Dragana Katalina, in their new shop


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Sportsmen's Show Makes Us Yearn for Spring, Summer Recreation
SIOUX FALLS - Whether you like to rough it or leisure in luxury you'll see whatever you're looking for at this weekend's Sioux Empire Sportsman's Show. With more than 200 exhibitors from all over the Midwest, boaters, anglers, campers, hunters and RVers can see the newest gear for spending time in the great outdoors.
The Sioux Empire Sportsman's Show starts Thursday at 5 pm and runs through Sunday at the Sioux Falls Arena and Convention Center. This show isn't all about the hardware, you can also decide where you want to spend your summer vacation, at a lodge or closer to home at a South Dakota park.
If you're looking for the best camping and rec places you'll want to stop by the South Dakota State Park booth.
"We give out information and have face time with the public. We get to hear what they're thinking about our state parks," said Emilie Miller, Marketing Specialist for the SD State Park system.
South Dakota has 12 state parks, 43 recreation areas and five nature areas. If you're a camper, now is the time to reserve one of the nearly 4,200 camping spots in the state for a May 2013 camp date.
"Most of the questions we receive are about camping, when can I make a reservation," said Miller. Campers can reserve a spot 90 days in advance. Right now they're taking reservations for May. It can be a competitive process to get that perfect spot.
South Dakota Wildlife Division will focus on hunters at the show. They're bringing a laser shooting simulator which attracts a lot of people to their exhibit.
Each day of the Sportsmen's show features seminars and workshops from outdoor pros. If you're in the market for a new boat or camper you'll have many to tour on the floor.
If you're bringing your kids be prepared to drag them away from the fishing pond and they won't want to miss Twiggy the water skiing squirrel.
The cost of the show is $7 for adults and teens, $2.50 for kids 6-12 years old. Under five get in for free.


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2012 Boys' Outdoor Track All-Scholastics
Meet the standout performers who earned All-Scholastic honors for their work this spring.
Runner of the Year:
Josh Lampron Mansfield, Senior
Lampron was on of the top runners in the country this spring. He captured the All-State title in the 800 (1:51.99) and the mile (4:07.88). Less than a week later he had a third-place finish in the Adidas Boys Dream Mile in 4:02.98. He will attend Villanova.
Khary Bailey-Smith Weymouth, Senior
Nobody had Bailey-Smith's hops this year. He won his second straight All-State high jump title with a leap of 6-8 after clearing 6-11 in the Division 1 meet. He also won the Division 1 long jump title and the MSTCA South Decathlon title. He will attend UMass-Amherst.
Matt Baldasare Mansfield, Junior
Baldasare owned the 400 this season, capturing the Division 2 title in 49.79 and followed that up with a 49.30 championship time at All-States, to help lift the Hornets to the team title. An honor roll student he also runs cross-country and plays basketball for the Hornets.
Eric Beckwith North Attleborough, Senior
The top shot putter in all of New England this season, Beckwith bested the field by nearly three feet at New Englands with a winning toss of 57-08. He also won the All-State title (57-10) and the Division 2 title (56-3) to sweep the major events this season.
Brian Ferreira Mansfield
Ferreira was the top hurdler in EMass, capturing the Division 2 title in 15.01. He was also a Hockomock League All-Star. His fourth-place finish at all-states helped lift Mansfield to the team title. A team captain in outdoor and indoor track, he will attend UNH.
Wesley Gallagher Pembroke
Gallagher saved his best for the all-state's, winning in 9:08.93, a 19-second improvement on Division 3 meet winning time. His all-state performance helped lead Pembroke to a second-place team finish. He is a Patriot League All-Star and was the Division 2 Runner of the Year in cross-country.
Cameron Hebert Masconomet, Junior
Hebert cleared every hurdle this season in capturing the 400 meter hurdle All-State title in 53.73. He also set the meet record in the Division 2 meet with a time of 54.46. He was the Cape Ann League MVP this year and owns the league record in the 400 hurdles.
Donovan Henry Catholic Memorial, Senior
The Catholic Conference MVP, Henry was the 200 All-State champion this spring, running a blistering 21.87 after capturing the Division 2 title earlier. He also helped the 4x100 relay team to the All-State title. A three-time all-conference football player, he will run track at Northeastern.
Kris Horn Pembroke, Senior
Horn capped off a brilliant spring by winning the decathlon at the National Outdoor Championships. He dominated the Division 3 meet, winning the long jump, triple jump, and the 100. He was also the all-state champion in the long jump leaping 23-11. He will attend Connecticut.
Jarrod Jones Roxbury Latin, Senior
The ISL long jump champion, holds the Roxbury Latin school record in the high jump, and ran in the relay team that now holds the 4x100 school record. Jones, who plans to run at Trinity College next year, also plays varsity football and basketball.
TJ Noonan Trinity Catholic, Junior
Noonan set the pace with the javelin this spring with an All-State meet-winning toss of 182-6. He was also the Division 4 champion, winning that with a toss of 180-4. He was a Catholic Central All-Star in track and he also played varsity football.
Dana Pagliuca Xaverian, Junior
The top triple jumper in the state, Pagliuca owned the Catholic Conference, Division 1, and All-State titles in the event this year. He is also a member of the football team, and a National Honor Society student. He plans to be an engineering major in college.
Nathan Pierre Louis Waltham
A two-time All-Scholastic, Pierre Louis saved his best effort for his last meet this spring, capturing the New England championship in Maine with a time of 48.28. He finished third at the All-State meet after winning the Division 1 state title running in 47.95.
Charles Ruffin King Philip, Senior
Ruffin blazed past defenders last fall on the football field, and this spring he couldn't be caught on the track. He blitzed the field at All-States running a 10.75 to take home the title. He also won the Division 2 meet this spring, running a 10.73.
Jordan Samuels Thayer, Sophomore
Samuels became the Independent School League champion in the 110 hurdles (14.64), triple jump (45.4 ¾) and 300m hurdles (40.00). Only a sophomore, Samuels, owns three school records and was the New England champion in the triple jump and 300m hurdles.
Brendan Sullivan Westford, Senior
A two-time All-Scholastic, Sullivan swept all three major pole vault competitions this spring. He won the New England title with leap of 15-3, after winning the All-States (15-3) and Division 1 (14-6) titles as well. He also finished eighth at nationals at 14-2.5.
Brian Sullivan Hingham
The All-State discus champion, Sullivan clinched his second consecutive title with a toss of 164-11. He won the Division 3 discus title, and captured the shot put with a throw of 51-1. He is a high honor studentand will compete at Bryant in the fall.
Relays: 4 x 100 — Catholic Memorial
This dynamic group captured the Division 2 title, running an impressive 43.08. They followed that effort up with an even better one in the All-States, running a championship time of 42.69. Conrad, a Catholic Conference All-Star, got off the blocks first for the Knights. He was followed by All-Scholastic sprinter Henry. Berment, a Catholic Conference All-Star in football as well as track, ran the third leg. Anchoring this group was West who was fourth in the All-State in the 100 individually. The three seniors leave as three-time Division 2 state champions.
Relays: 4 x 400 — Acton-Boxborough
After finishing second at the Division 1 meet, the Colonials bounced back to take the All-State title in the 4x400. Abacherli, a Holy Cross-bound senior, got the race off to a good start. Usoff, A DCL All-Star in both indoor and outdoor track, kept the momentum up. Doelp, in his first season of track ran third. Somers, who was running in place of Nord who ran the Division 1 race, ran the anchor. He was second at All-States in the 400 and third in New Englands and was able to take the race home for the Colonials.
Relays: 4 x 800 — Pembroke
This talented group won the Division 3 state title in 8:06.01, but made great strides at All-States, shaving 12 seconds off that time to take the top spot in 7:54.46. The Stafford brothers of Christian (the Division 3 state runner up in the two-mile) and William got the race started for the Titans. Vercollone, who was the Division 3 champion in the 800, ran the third leg. Anchoring this squad was the two-mile champion in Gallagher. This group's efforts helped lift Pembroke to a second-place finish as a team in the All-State meet.
Coaches of the Year:
Coach of the year: Jim Blackburn Newton North
No stranger to this award, Blackburn, a 52-year coaching veteran, helped lead the Tigers to an unbeaten dual meet season this year with a 6-0-1 record. His squad followed that up with wins in the Division 1 relays, and the Division 1 state meet.
Coach of the year: Robert Dick Greater Lowell
Coaching both the Gryphons boys and girls teams, Dick led the boys to an 8-0 mark in the Commonwealth Conference. He was also honored as Coach of the Year in 2005. Over 19 seasons he has led his boys to a 148-12 career record.
Coach of the year: Fred Jewett Hingham
Jewett lead Hingham to a perfect dual meet season and a Patriot League title. His team followed that titlesin the Division 3 relaysand Division 3 meet. He has more than 200 wins in 23 years at Hingham, and was the MIAA indoor coach of the year last winter.
Coach of the year: Kent Taylor Norton
The Tri-Valley League Coach of the Year, Taylor led Norton to a 9-0 record and the school's first TVL title. The Lancers also did well on the state level, taking second place at the Division 4 relays and had a record 25 athletes qualify for states.
League All-Stars:
Atlantic Coast — Dennis-Yarmouth: Dan Field. Falmouth: Carmen Cilfone, Liam Cross, Craig Green. Marshfield: Joel Hubbard, Joe LaSalle, Matt Meehan, Pat Sheridan, Ryan Talanian, Mike Tautiva, Kevin Thomas. Nauset: Andrew Herwig, Matt Hoffman-Klauke, Jake Meredith, Jake Moore. Plymouth North: Ian Allen, Scott Dixon, Rob Naidoo. Plymouth South: Spencer Fitzgerald, Nathan Moulton, Grant Solis.
Bay State — Brookline: Ramon Gloumakov, Aaron Klein, Chernet Sisay, Evan Sternstein. Dedham: Sean Birchall, Reggie LaRoche. Framingham: Ben Groleau, Bo Lewis. Natick: Matt Powers. Needham: Ian Riley, Kevin Walsh. Newton North: Nick Fofana, Young Guang, Justin Keefe, Ryan Lucken, Swardiq Mayanja, Gabe Montague, David Oluwadara. Norwood: Jake Ryan. Walpole: Zach Ganshirt, P.J. Hayes, Connor McCarthy, Conor Murtagh. Wellesley: Bijan Mazaheri. Weymouth: Khary Bailey-Smith, Dave Harrison, Tyler Mulcahy, Tyler O'Brien.
Big Three — Brockton: Kevin Brizard, Junior DeVeiga, Jacob Hume, Treavor Korli, Libon Mohamed, Jahleel Moise, Jesse Monteiro, Rokas Piagris, Jerrod Shelby, Clarence Walker. Durfee: Demetris Barrows, Jeremy Folger, Fritz Gustave, Todd Peixinho. New Bedford: Justin Callendar, Adrian Cruz, Osla DeBrito, Melissa Isidor, Stelvio Neto, Kenzie Offley, Jared Tavares, Ory Todd, Jaroud Wood.
Boston City — CASH: Andy Pierre. East Boston: Orlandino Gray, Carlos Ruiz. Latin Academy: Malik Anderson, Robert Finch, Yao Tan. O'Bryant: Michael Allen, Brian Donna, Duncan Malone. South Boston: Ewoe Amedaodzi, William Arrington, Tony Nguyen. West Roxbury: Jonas Ogaus.
Cape Ann — Ipswich: Dan McCuish. Lynnfield: D.J. DeGeorge. Masconomet: Dan Defossez, Cam Hebert, Cameron Hebert. Newburyport: Nick Carleo, Keith Conway, John O'Neil. North Andover: Max Almono, Eric Riedel. North Reading: John Braga. Triton: Ryan Clark, Matt Hill, Alex Mandragouras, Jake Stelline.
Catholic Central — Archbishop Williams: Trenton Garlington, Mickey Matthews, Kylan Philbert-Richardson. Arlington Catholic: Kevin Connors, Dan Fothergill, Janelle Solviletti. Austin Prep: Joe Luongo. Bishop Fenwick: Dan Deschenes, Shaun Farrell, Chris Poirier. Cardinal Spellman: Sean Blanchard, Ricky Donovan, Ben Gordon, Julius Hancock, Rob Looney, Matt Norton, Pat O'Donnell, Lenny Paoletta, John Redmond, Antonio Siracusa, Taylor Witherbee. Cathedral: Derrick Welcome. Marian: Marc George, Nick Seymour. St. Mary's: Andrew DiMaiti. Trinity Catholic: TJ Noonan.
Catholic Conference — BC High: Peter Bent, William Biggs, Denis Glinski, Dylan Newman, Yosa Nosamiefan, Ian O'Leary, Joe Zaccheo. Catholic Memorial: David Berment, Josh Charles, Hanif Conrad, Donovan Henry, Dennis Muldoon, Curtis West. Malden Catholic: John Mastascuso. St. John's Prep: Bryan Browne, Evan Dombrowski, Morgan Johnson, Deklan Robinson, David Roy. Xaverian: Kyle Darrow, Bobby Leon, Rob Marcantonio, James McDermott, Dana Pagliuca, Greg Petrucci.
Dual County — Acton-Boxborough: Dom Abacherli, Tim Cox, Andrew Doelp, Carl Forgo, Eric Nord, Brooks Poulin, Bashir Siddique, Brian Sommers, Nick Usoff, Akhiel Willis, Henry Zhou. Bedford: Connor Lavery. Boston Latin: Mike Ward. Concord-Carlisle: Gabe Spivey, Russell Walton. Lincoln-Sudbury: Matt Barnes, Ben Collelo, Connor Daley, Luke Goodrich, Asher Gray, Jason Halsted, Josh Kerber, Anderson Koenig, Mitchell McGinty, Tim Orie, Nick Santangelo, Paul Sorbo. Newton South: Deion Arneaud, Ben Eisenberg, Youssef Elkorchi, Ryan Kim, Marini Lopci, Andrew O'Hagan, Jung Park, Ray Park, Allen Shiu, Thomas Stephens. Waltham: Dino Avdagic, Junior Chery, Darius Holloway, Zach Johnson, Nathan Pierre Louis. Wayland: Nick Ng. Westford: Kyle Dutton, Dillon McGee, Seamus McKenney, Brendan Sullivan, Ryan Thay. Weston: Andrew Connolly, Tim Grant, Mathew Herzig, Kevin Mathers, Alexis Mundo, Christian Rougeau, Spencer Shea, Craig Shytle.
Greater Boston — Cambridge: Kirby Alexander, Darren Barnes, Tyrone DaCosta, Nikolas Emack-Bazelais, Rafael Guzman, Pharoah Jackson, Jacob Kasperowski, Michael Scarlett, Kwame Turnbull-Pugh. Everett: Jaylen McRae, Jonathan Mendez, Andres Tejada, Hieu Vo-Tran. Malden: Claude Bonnet, Ralph Dupervill, Eddie Fisher, Franklin Huynh, O'Shane McCreath, Yusuf Mohamed, Berhanu Tsige. Medford: Marc Aime, Nate Clement, Patrick Coughlin. Somerville: Marcelo Brociner, Lyndon Kaba, Andre Rolim.
Hockomock — Attleboro: Kevin Cutler. Canton: Cameron Huber. Franklin: Andrew Hood. King Philip: Chris Allen, Matt Bowers, Austin Gatcomb, Owen Gonser, David Machado, Charles Ruffin. Mansfield: Matt Baldasare, Alex Clark, Greg Donahue, Oliver Erickson, Brian Ferreira, Kevin Giffels, Dan Ivas, Nick King, Josh Lampron, Kevin Makie, Robert Rapoza, Griffin Robertson, Nate Somes. North Attleborough: Eric Beckwith, Michael Curley, Dan Duquette, Wesley Nichols. Oliver Ames: Drew Beck, Sean Gorham. Sharon: Connor Hitchens. Stoughton: Nick Green.
ISL — Belmont Hill: David Alexander, Michael Minahan, Robert Perdoni. Middlesex: Garrett O'Toole, James Randon. Milton Academy: Kevin Lee. Roxbury Latin: Jarrod Jones, Thomas Renquist. St. George's: Mark Nuytkens, Jaleel Wheeler. St. Paul's: Richard Bradley. Thayer: Jordan Samuels, Bryan Vieira.
Mayflower — Blue Hills: Nick Catrambone, Chris Sian. Bristol-Plymouth: Jared Barros, Elijah Jones. Diman: Tevin Cintron, Nate Levesque, Matt Moussamih. Southeastern: Trevon Meserve. Tri-County: Mike Goudy, Maddie Kaplan, Isaac Santiago, Jack Sturtevant, James Veradt, Duncan Vince. West Bridgewater: Troy Caisey, Andrew Crawford, Aidan McCarthy, Adam Petti, Joey Souza, Brandon Sullivan.
Merrimack Valley — Andover: Ryan Cooney, Will Klien, Michael Maldari, Patrick O'Sullivan. Billerica: Denzel Livingston. Central Catholic: Alex Dehullu, Matt Fenlon, Fortune Kalala, Dan Kfoury, Devon Lattrell, Shawn McCoy, Jeremy Zannini. Chelmsford: Joe Maniscalco, Robert Massey. Dracut: Nick Staub. Haverhill: Patrick Garvey, Ronsard Masamba, Alex Mayhew, Michael McNaughton, Philip Sasso-Flannagan. Lawrence: Mario Encarnacion, Robert Garcia, Ruben Munoz, Kelvin Severino. Lowell: Patrick Coppinger, Colin Hoey, Nathan McCarthy, Pat McHale. Methuen: Connor Clark, Stephen Lilja, Michael O'Donnell, Lucas Parsons, John St. Hilaire.
NEPSAC — Quincy: Jaquan Harris.
Northeastern — Beverly: Alex Greco. Danvers: Joe Manson, John Thomas. Gloucester: Matthew Caprenter, Phil Curcucu, Wes Dunn, James King, Calvin Kipruto, Noah Mondello, Josh Rudolph, Mike Sheehan. Lynn Classical: Jalen Brown, Steve Sam. Lynn English: Chris Birotte, Alexander Bonitto, Jevon Brown-Simpson. Marblehead: Josh Belloff, Christian Flores, Nate Fowler, Dan Plunket, Nolan Raimo. Peabody: Austin Brewster, Justin Butler, Chris Cennami, Nicholas Christensen, Thomas Drover, Valsi Duni, Drew Fossa, Zachary Grube, Jason Hiou, Nick Ingham, Ben Martinez. Revere: Devon Colon, Michael Fitzpatrick, Younes Hartout, John Lopes, Tarik Maddrey, Richardo Maldonado, Omar Morales, Karim Sahila, Jeff Simbert. Salem: Jon Crimble, Steven Cruz, Christian Guzman, Ben Satilewhite. Saugus: Mary Dixon, Olsa Obiefuna. Swampscott: James Beane, Peter Hale, Declan McLung, Matt Nardiello, Robert Seymour, Tiara Smith Matthews.
Patriot — Duxbury: Bradley Doyle. Hingham: Andrew Bolze, Will Harlow, Bill Lumbert, Kevin McCarthy, Mike McConville, Chris McDowell, Simon Merryweather, Nick Nielsen, Curtis Shoyer, Brian Sullivan. Middleborough: Jason O'Connell. Pembroke: Wesley Gallagher, Kris Horn, Jacob Moran, Billy Stafford, Christian Stafford, John Valeri, Joe Vercollone. Scituate: Nick Walker. Silver Lake: BJ May. Whitman-Hanson: Corey Burns, Dominic Cacciatore, Blake Hickey, Patrick Ryan, Nathan Stephansky.
South Coast — Apponequet: Dylan Demoranville, Tyler Randolph. Bourne: Lucas Roy, Tyler White. Case: Jay McMahon. Dighton-Rehoboth: Andrew Couture, Ty Enos, Colton Silvia, Jacquaar Weeden. Fairhaven: Kyle Everett, Garrett Nicholas. Greater New Bedford: Matt Aguiar, Simeon Bailey, Taylor Days-Merrill, Mike Vaz. Old Rochester: Dan Donohue, David Friedman, Colin Knapton, Evan Lacombe, Max Risch, Colby Stubell, Mike Wyman. Seekonk: Mike Luti, Nate Robitaille.
Tri-Valley — Ashland: Christian Navarro. Bellingham: Wes Kudirka. Dover-Sherborn: Dan Carroll, Chris Chislom. Holliston: Dan Barone, Cameron Chisholm, Andrew Krauss, Devin Sanford. Hopkinton: Jeffrey Corkum, Pat Levenson, Ryan Webster. Medway: Emaar Saifullah. Millis: Zach Selter. Norton: Brian Acker, Tyler Anderson, Ben Donovan, Danny Lenihan, Jon Plummer, Dan Rafuse, Mason Rouillard. Westwood: Zach Blum, Erik Brakke, Eric Lavoie, Bobby McLaughlin, Brandon Rodenbush, Morgan Walker, Nick Wisialko


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Dirt Rich Wood & Vine Candle - 14oz
Enjoy our special blend of magical spices in our Dirt Rich Wood & Vine candle, handmade and poured with our vegan coconut wax. Set your intentions by lighting each candle, and enjoy the scent all day long by rubbing our formula right on your wrists. Even use as a warm massage oil. This candle is reminiscent of the richest soil, cedarwood, and tomato vine with the strongest notes to evoke feelings of magical quests and dreamy gardens.
Seller Story: Objects with Purpose is operated in California by a husband and wife and their small team that has become like family. The founder, Ianthe, has had a lifelong tradition of lighting candles as a way of "setting intentions, manifesting love and good health." Setting intentions with the flame of a candle is an ancient practice that transcends many social, economic and spiritual boundaries and traditions. After finding toxins in the ingredients of store-bought candles, she made her own line of candles with all-natural butter and extracts. The locally-sourced and fragrant ingredients are as good for your nose as they are for skin--go ahead, rub some on for a solid perfume or body butter. Portions of each purchase are donated to non-profits that focus on community storytelling.
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