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Daily Strength for Daily Needs - October 20
Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.--ROM. xii. 21.
Come, in this accepted hour;
Bring Thy heavenly kingdom in;
Fill us with Thy glorious power,
Rooting out the seeds of sin.
If we wish to overcome evil, we must overcome it by good. There are doubtless many ways of overcoming the evil in our own hearts, but the simplest, easiest, most universal, is to overcome it by active occupation in some good word or work. The best antidote against evil of all kinds, against the evil thoughts which haunt the soul, against the needless perplexities which distract the conscience, is to keep hold of the good we have. Impure thoughts will not stand against pure words, and prayers, and deeds. Little doubts will not avail against great certainties. Fix your affections on things above, and then you will be less and less troubled by the cares, the temptations, the troubles of things on earth.
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Seminole County - People in Donalsonville are dealing with the same problems many people in Albany dealt with back in 1994. Water from Sunday's flash flood is still standing in some places, but that's not stopping many people from wading through it to get to their homes. And that's where potential danger lies.
The Harris family has to start from scratch. Al Harris says, "The back yard is still flooded." Two and a half feet of flood water ruined every room in their Seminole County home. Mr. Harris explains, "Today we've been getting everything out to let the house dry out. We still have to get to the bedrooms. We lost about everything except for our clothes."
Mr. Harris says his drinking well was submerged in water, he won't take any chances. He says, "The Health Department is suppose to check the wells. As far as looking at it you can't tell."
Flood water can be contaminated, making you very sick. Bobby Alday with the Seminole County Health Department says, "Right now, there's all kinds of molds and mildews, fuels and oils. A lot of different types of diseases causing organisms out there."
Wells should be clorinated, then the Health Department will test your water for free. Alday says, "Everything should be disinfected sanitized."
The Health Department is also giving free Tetanus shots. Nurse Manager, Dottie Brown, explains, "We're recommending anyone that has been directly involved in the flood, exposed to the flood water or working in the clean up. If they have not had a tetanus shot in last 5 years, come in and have a new tetnus shot."
In downtown Donalsonville, American Red Cross is giving out free cleanup kits and GEMA has a tanker to get free drinking water. For families like the Harris' anything free helps.
Walls, floors, cabinets and furniture should be cleaned with soap and water and then with bleach.
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Welcome to the Montana Police Protective Association
MPPA Board Member Anthony Hutchings of Bozeman receives a plaque from Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Montana Office Manager Liann Meyer. The MPPA is a proud sponsor of the CASA Park-2-Park ride, a bicycle ride from Glacier Park to Yellowstone Park.
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Police officers from around the state organized the MPPA to make the profession of policing better for every police officer. The courageous officers back in 1930 began a movement to make things better through legislative measures and through collective bargaining. Read more about the Montana Police Protective Association.
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Crookers is the musical project of Italian DJ/producer, Francesco "Phra" Barbaglia and previously Andrea "Bot" Fratangelo.
Crookers was originally a duo consisting of Phra and fellow producer Bot, who worked together from 2003-2012. When the two artists met, both were trying to branch out of their genre and explore dance music. Their first collaboration worked. Phra said "It felt natural to team up, seeing that we had the same musical tastes... which isn't that easy here in Milan."
On October 19, 2012, it was announced that Bot had left the group to pursue a new direction and that Phra would carry on the Crookers name as a solo project.
Since then "Phra" has produced the song "Ghetto Guetta" under the alias "Crookers", the song was published on the former band's own label "Ciao Recs" under licence to the Be Yourself Catalog. Recent Crookers singles "Heavy" and "Able to Maximize" are also produced solely by Phra.


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Creed Taylor matched two of his most famous artists, Wes Montgomery and Jimmy Smith, on this session (Montgomery's last for Verve), and the results are incendiary — a near-ideal meeting of yin and yang.Smith comes at your throat with his big attacks and blues runs while Montgomery responds with rounder, smoother octaves and single notes that still convey much heat. They are an amazing pair, complementing each other, driving each other, using their bop and blues taproots to fuse together a sound. The romping, aggressive big band charts — Oliver Nelson at his best — on "Down by the Riverside"
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Joe and Mimi, along with the friends they've collected, watch as Machinedramon's city dissolves. As they continue on, Mimi becomes tired, so Gekomon, Otamamon, and Frigimon look for food. As they're resting, Joe remembers that his brother, Jim Kido, told him that he didn't have to become a doctor if he didn't want to. He resolves to become a stronger and better person, rather than one that always screws up. When the group continues on, they arrive at a colorless and broken Primary Village. Hearing a harmonica, the group rushes toward the sound, thinking that it is Matt. When they find the source, however, they realize that it's Elecmon, who has become depressed. They ask him to join their group and when he hears that Patamon and T.K. have been fighting as well, he agrees. Joe asks Elecmon where he got the harmonica and they are able to determine that Matt crossed the nearby lake with a swan boat. Joe decides to leave Mimi with the friends they have gathered in order to search for Matt, feeling that he must go alone to find where he fits in the group. Joe says that Matt was looking for the same thing and he wants to know if he found it. Gomamon says that if Joe feels strongly about this, then it must be the right thing to do. Meanwhile, after making a marker for the Numemon that died against Machinedramon, Tai's group continues up Spiral Mountain until Sora spots Piedmon's hideout. LadyDevimon offers to take care of the Digidestined for Piedmon and attacks. Koromon digivolves to Agumon, but is easily defeated. Patamon, Biyomon, and Tentomon all digivolve to Champion while Gatomon digivolves to Angewomon. The battle continues (with Andromon also aiding the Digidestined), but LadyDevimon seems to have advantage as she easily deflects all attacks made on her. Agumon urges Tai to let him Warp Digivolves, but Tai refuses, saying that he needs to stay in reserve. When Izzy uses the Digimon Analyzer on LadyDevimon, Tai begins to look at the big picture realizes the seriousness of the situation. He asks Sora and T.K. to find Matt, knowing that they need to plan ahead to avoid more innocent deaths and to defeat the strongest of the Dark Masters. Birdramon and Angemon leave the battle to help Sora and T.K. in their search, leaving Kabuterimon and Angewomon to fight LadyDevimon. Kabuterimon digivolves to MegaKabuterimon to help Angewomon, but the battle between her and LadyDevimon seems to have become personal. Angewomon defeats LadyDevimon, but their brief celebration is cut short when Piedmon arrives. Agumon Warp Digivolves to WarGreymon, but Tai knows that everyone is needed for this battle.
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Norwich Respite Centre – Grays Fair Court
266 Dereham Road, New Costessey, Norwich NR5 0SN
Tel: 0303 300 0147
Norwich Respite Centre - Grays Fair Court is a dedicated specialist respite centre, one of only three in Norfolk. With this unique specialism they can accept advance bookings as well as taking emergency bookings this is unlike other homes offering respite who generally cannot accept advance bookings.
The Respite Service offers short breaks in hotel style accommodation with 24 hour care provided by qualified care staff. Why not take advantage of the opportunity to rest or recuperate following an accident or illness or have a break away from home. The service also offers support to individuals who care for relatives or friends by helping them to plan for holidays or a break away.
Situated in New Costessey, near the city of Norwich, this purpose built Age UK Support Centre was constructed in 2008. The building comprises of a 20 bedded respite unit, day services facility and 34 flats offering Housing with Support and Care. All services are staffed and managed by Age UK Norfolk and the building is owned by Saffron Housing Trust.
Group: Age UK Norfolk
Person in charge: Kate Rudkin (Manager)
Local Authority / Social Services: Norfolk County Council (click for contact details)
Type of Service: Care Home only (Residential Care) – Voluntary / Not for Profit Owned , 20 residents
Registered Care Categories*: Old Age • Physical Disability • Sensory Impairment
Specialist Care Categories: Hearing Impairment & Deafness • Multiple Sclerosis • Orthopaedic • Parkinson's Disease • Speech Impairment • Stroke • Visual Impairment
Admission Information: Short term care only. Ages 50+.
Single Rooms: 20
Shared Rooms: 0
Rooms with ensuite WC: 20
Facilities & Services: Day Care • Respite Care • Convalescent Care • Sheltered Housing • Own GP if required • Smoking not permitted • Close to Local shops • Near Public Transport • Lift • Wheelchair access • Gardens for residents • Bar/Cafe on premises • Residents Kitchenette • Phone Point in own room/Mobile • Television point in own room • Residents Internet Access
Latest CQC* Report on Norwich Respite Centre – Grays Fair Court: click here
*Care Quality Commission (CQC) is responsible for the registration and inspection of social care services in England.
Bed Vacancies
Current Bed Vacancies Posted by Norwich Respite Centre – Grays Fair Court
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(We are a specialist and dedicated respite centre for people in later life, 1 of only 3 in Norfolk. We have 2 rooms available at short notice and up to 10 bookable in advance. They are large private modern rooms with TV, ensuite shower/bathrooms. We are fully integrated with a day care centre which provides an active, sociable environment with plenty of activities run by friendly staff and volunteers from Age UK Norfolk. Funding can be via Norfolk County Council services or privately.)
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Recommendation Score: 8.5 (8.500)
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Review of Norwich Respite Centre – Grays Fair Court on Tuesday 4 February 2014 by Heather B (Wife of respite resident)
Grays Fair is outstanding both for day care and respite. The staff are so caring and kind, and do everything to make the people in their care feel special. The whole of Grays Fair is always so clean and nice, with good food and excellent facilities. I would not want my husband to go anywhere other than Grays Fair. I have complete rest in knowing he is in excellent hands.
Facilities: Excellent
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Food & Drink: Good
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Good
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Excellent
Value for Money: Excellent
Review of Norwich Respite Centre – Grays Fair Court on Wednesday 12 June 2013 by Dorothy K (Resident)
The carers were trained to a high standard by AGE UK. They were unfailingly kind, caring and competent. The carers were patient with the residents and had a lovely sense of humour. The care home was well run, clean and adequately staffed. I have no hesitation in recommending.
Facilities: Excellent
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Food & Drink: Good
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Excellent
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Excellent
Value for Money: Excellent
Review of Norwich Respite Centre – Grays Fair Court on Tuesday 4 September 2012 by Charlotte Darley (Mother is a resident)
I was very impressed by the way Age UK run this specialist respite home. It is clear from the moment that you come into the place that it is run by a professional charity and staff team that really understand what senior citizens' value. The place is not run with profit at its heart (like lots of commercial homes that I have visited), it is run with the resident's care and warm supportive relationships at its heart. Unlike other homes I have seen where residents struggle to understand the accents of eastern European and other overseas staff this is run by Norfolk folk for Norfolk folk. The place is buzzy and allows the gentlemen to play pool whilst the ladies do flower arranging etc. The fact that it is a combined day centre and respite home means that the fellow residents really are here to 'socialise, energise and revitalise' as they say in the website. The whole atmosphere is much more welcoming than most residential homes that may have 1 or 2 respite places, but where most long term residents stay in their rooms. This place has 20 respite rooms and another 25 or so day care visitors. So the staff team really do make an effort to keep people active and entertained if they want, but also they have enough quiet rooms for a quiet afternoon snooze in front of the telly if that is what is required! It also has some lovely gardens.
Facilities: Excellent
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Food & Drink: Excellent
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Excellent
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Excellent
Value for Money: Excellent
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Join us for this transformational 3-day event where you will learn how to generate great health, prosperity and play into your daily life.
You will meet the Self-Care CoachesTM and Santa Fe Soul practitioners, and be inspired by world-renowned speakers who will educate and empower you through various presentations, workshops and demos and featured documentary 2013 films.
Join us for our Bliss Opening Ceremony on Thursday, June 20th, followed by a special offering of Dr. Norm Shealy's certification program: "Bliss Oil Certification Program, Learn about the Five Sacred Rings, and How and Where to Apply the Bliss Oils to Balance Your Hormones and so much more." To sign up for this exclusive certification program, register for the "Dr. Norm Shealy" certification
Follow Dr. Shealy's certification program with our featured film debuting 6/20 at the Screen, Redwood Highway by James Twyman. Yes! James will be live for exciting conversation and a Q & A
On Friday 6/21, join us for another featured film, Vitality, live with film producer Dr. Pedram Shojai.
On 6/22 from Noon to 1pm Daniel Link and Chris Chickering are the featured musical guests at this extraordinary event. Daniel & Chris perform an engaging Nashville Style songwriters round.
Then get ready for an inspiring and empowering weekend with even more world-renowned speakers! Dr. Dossey, Barbara Dossey, The Juice Lady, Lynn Rose, Bob Doyle from the "Secret", Wowza, The AgeNation, Kris Miller and many more!
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the van STANK horribly of stale cigarette smoke.... Other than that, the rental process was great - quick, easy and affordable.
Great experience. Pleasant help at counter
I just opened my email to see my receipt and I was charged for a dolly and pad fee which I never ordered or used...I told the rep that the dolly was bouncing around the truck and was not attached . he said no problem and I wasn't given a receipt and was told it would be sent to my email...surprised to see being charged for something I didn't order or use...why us your dolly when I had my own dolly and flat carts ???? I was so tired when I got home and just saw this on my email...what a rip off....
Rated the location as average due to the large number of homeless folks hanging around on the property. We didn't have any problems but it was a little concerning. Would highly recommend the storage units. Very nice inside and reasonably priced.
Called a head to verify drop off time & staff stayed late to allow me to drop truck.
Tom went above and beyond to help me with my move! Great customer service.
Uhaul broke down and homeless people sleeping at location
Tom was very professional and helpful...
Great customer service, the trucks are very clean and maintained.
As a disabled veteran the staff treated me with the utmost respect. Their assistance was invaluable.
Good deal excellent service
Returning the truck was an absolute disaster. I called the 1-800 number when getting to my destination to return the truck and was sent to 4 different locations before finally being given an appropriate return site. The first U-haul site did not exist, instead I ended up at a house in a very unsafe neighborhood. (I found the correct address since I used 3 gps devices to pinpoint my location). The next location I was sent to by the U-haul representative was also problematic as I was told by the site that they will not accept my truck because they were full. Hence I asked them if there was another site around the area where I could drop off the truck and was sent to a location which was not open or have 24 hour drop off. Once again I called the 1800 number and was given an address which was given 2 different addresses after I told the representative of what happened. Finally after about 2 hours of unnecessary driving, wasting gas and time I found a 24 hour drop off center.
This was a huge inconvenience and although my family and I have used U-haul for most of our moves I will probably use another company and advise others to do so in order to avoid such poor customer care.
This drop off was a very easy in and out. I will use this one again. Also fast, fast, drop off service. Much appreciated. Thank You!!!
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Everything was fine . I dropped the truck off and Paul did his job .
Tom, the manager was so helpful and accomodating. He made everything very easy.
The staff was very nice and accommodating. I had a long wait.
Convenient location
Very nice personel management. Clean place and good security.
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The storage facility was clean and the people running the facility were extremely nice and friendly. I will definately recommend this place for storage
storage unit was clean and big enough for me to store all my items
Very friendly and helpfull people
Nice, clean facility that is relatively new. Great folks working the counter were very friendly helpful, and reside on-site - A nice bonus for security reasons. Convenient U-Haul rentals.
Staff was Great and very helpful
The managers at this facility were very helpful and friendly.
Very good reception.Answer all my concern and need
Called All A/C Self Storage on 7/27 in order to move my household goods. They would not honor the UHaul 1 Month Free Certificate.
The staff here was very helpful in helping me select the proper sized unit for me and went above and beyond to make sure that my move went smoothly. I highly recommend this facility.
I couldn`t have been more pleased with the ease and service I had. Moving is never easy, but I wasd pleased I picked ALL A/C SELF STORAGE, Lake Worth. Great Deal, Great People, and Great Experience
We were given the opportunity to choose the approximate location of unit. Very helpful for our move!
Ken was extremely helpful and kind. I will recommend this facility because of him.
Although it was a busy morning at the facility, I received prompt, competent and courteous attention. Everything was ready for me as requested.
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Easy location to find, very accessible and clean. Good security.
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Do you believe the Mayans prediction that 2012 will be the end of the world? Country music singer Jon Pardi is planning on finding out one way or the other by holding an "End Of The World Bash" on December 21st, 2012 at Joe's Bar in Chicago – the predicted date to be the end of the world. He's holding a rowdy party for what could be the very last party.
"Joe's Bar is one of my favorite clubs to play and if the world really is going to end, I can't think of a better place to spend what might be our last night on earth. But if we survive, we'll party like there's no tomorrow, all night long!" said Jon.
Jon recently hit the road with Eric Church on the "Blood, Sweat and Beers" tour at sold-out venues across the United States. He'll be just as busy over the next few weeks as he opens up for everyone from Miranda Lambert to Tim McGraw, and even Josh Gracin.


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A multi-story ferry carrying 459 people, mostly high school students on an overnight trip to a tourist island, sank off South Korea's southern coast on Wednesday, leaving nearly 300 people missing despite a frantic, hours-long rescue by dozens of ships, helicopters and divers.
Among the passengers, at least three people were confirmed dead and 55 injured. There are around 20 crew members on board.
Some of those who were rescued were told to jump into the water. The water is 12.6 degrees centigrade (55 degrees Fahrenheit). Humans can survive for around two hours at this temperature.


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Olivia Douglas, 12, of 12 Elm St., Eldred, passed away Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013 of injuries sustained in an automobile accident which occurred on U.S. Route 219 north of Lantz Corners.
Born Jan. 23, 2001, in Bradford, she was a daughter of Dan Douglas and Kathy Jenkins Douglas.
Olivia was very active in school and was loved by her many friends. She enjoyed being a cheerleader for the Otto Eldred Nippers.
Jarrett Jenkins Costanzo, 6, of 271 Old Smethport Rd., Kane, passed away Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013 of injuries sustained in an automobile accident which occurred on U.S. Route 219 north of Lantz Corners.
Born July 11, 2007, in Warren, Jarrett was the son of Angelo and Michelle Jenkins Costanzo.
HAMLIN TWP. – Six people were killed Saturday evening in a fatal two-car crash on state Route 219 at Mead Run Road in Hamlin Township, McKean County.
Kathy Douglas, age 36, of Kane, driving a 2005 Jeep Liberty, suffered serious injuries in the crash along with a 10-year-old juvenile. Two other juveniles, ages 12 and 6, died in the crash.
All four occupants in a second vehicle, a 2004 Pontiac Bonneville, died. They included Gary Beimel, age 62, Elaine Beimel, age 55, David Cuneo, age 54, and Florence Donachy, age 81, all of St. Marys.
The annual street paving project in Kane is nearly complete.
Workers from IA Construction of Franklin hoped to finish the project Friday. Crews worked Friday on Poplar Street and Wetmore Avenue near the intersection with Fraley Street.
Jack D. Safreed, 87, of 14 Oberg Ave., Mt. Jewett, passed away Friday, Aug. 30, 2013 at the Lutheran Home at Kane.
Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Cummings Funeral Home, Inc. in Mt. Jewett.
JAMES CITY – A lone candidate will appear on the ballot Nov. 5 to fill the remaining two years in the term of former Highland Township Supervisor Charlie Vaughn.
According to Kim Frey, director of the Elk County Board of Elections, Glen Hulings of James City will appear on the Nov. 5 ballot as a Democratic candidate for a two-year term. A Republican candidate will not be listed on the ballot for a two-year term, Frey said.
Kane volleyball coach Judy Kessler has seen nearly everything in her 20-plus years of coaching the Lady Wolves. While she and assistant coach Rae El Johnson have a few key returning players, the 2013 squad is loaded with some talented young players. Coach Kessler gives the following outlook for the season.
The Kane Marching Band is under the direction of Matthew McClard. Assistant directors are Henry Sobieski and Joe Thornburg. The Color Guard Director is Kathleen Prosperi.
Last year's Kane girls' soccer team struggled at times due to low numbers on the team after some key injuries left the team playing shorthanded a number of games. Despite the thin bench, the 2012 team played hard from whistle to whistle. This year, the team will have 18 players on the roster, including nine returning letter winners and seven seniors.
While Kane golf coach Nathan Smith lost "the best golfer I ever coached, Kyla Hoag" to graduation, don't feel too sorry for him. The cupboard isn't empty for the girls' team, as Smith has four golfers ready to kick off their senior seasons. Three other golfers round out the 2013 squad for Smith and assistant coach Jason Holt.


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Unitarian Universalists are dedicated to living our faith and practicing what we preach. Working for civil rights and combating oppression are essential parts of our spiritual journey.
We continue to work for justice today in ways that resonate with our Principles, from protecting our environment to standing up for the full rights of bisexual, gay, lesbian, and transgender people. While we cannot always take action on every issue that arises, we do our best to make our congregations, our communities, our denomination, and our world a better place.
Our Unitarian Universalist commitment to social justice fuels our advocacy for comprehensive sexuality education; economic justice; environmental justice; equality for bisexual, gay, lesbian, and transgender (BGLT) people and their families; gender equality; immigrant rights; and other important causes which Unitarian Universalists and UUA congregations support.


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Mixed Fleet is our Cabin Crew team who fly a combination of long and short-haul destinations and the fleet marks the continued success of the British Airways story.
Here at British Airways we provide fantastic opportunities for you to learn, develop and build upon a career. We as a fleet recognise hard work and high performance with rewards supporting possible promotions.
You will be expected to work 365 days a year at various times of the day and night crossing many time zones. Can you set a positive tone waking up at 3am after a short rest, be there for our customers and deliver an exceptional service with a smile?
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Pets on the Furniture...Yea or Nay?
We know there are some circumstances that warrant prohibition for our pets--super high price tags, bright white fabric, and delicate upholstery may not be the best resting place for a Rottweiler. But allow us to attempt to use pictorial propaganda to sway the naysayers! Desiretoinspire has this excellent post on reader-submitted images of pets on the furniture that we can't help but love. For the yea-sayers, those who can't get enough of the images of family pets that appear in home tours, and those who love the idea of free (or mostly free) reign for our pets, this is a cute-fest that is hard to resist. Bonus? The pets aren't the only swoon-worthy part of the pictures...there's some great furniture here, too!
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Huh? Cat not allowed...? Doesn't parse.... : )
One of my dogs will come on the couch only when asked too.
The other two are not allowed only because each one would take up the whole couch.
I have leather couches for exactly this reason - they don't hold the cat hair (I have three puddies) so you don't have to spend five minutes cleaning your seat before you sit down.
I don't really like leather, though - a big dead animal skin in my living room kinda bothers me - but the couches were free from my parents. When I replace them I will have to look into vinyl or else suck it up and start vacuuming upholstery again. Ugh!
never. ever.
we bought our westie a pet bed, but he will never use it and his favourite spot is still on the back of the couch snoring in our ears. i love it, so he stays. :)
The cat that is sleeping on the sofa is not destroying it with her claws. Our cat loves a particular chair. Can't keep her away (she is so sweet, she's our wittle baby)
LOL, we have three cats, what a losing battle that would be!
Training a cat to stay off the sofa sounds like mission impossible (not that it bothers me). I'm just proud I've trained mine to stay off the countertops and that he only hops up on the dining table when he wants attention!
Our house is designed to encompass those we share it with - 3 dogs. People design and customize their houses to better accommodate their kids, we do the same with our puppies. They are part of the family and that is important to us.
My dog and all of my friends' and my famy's dogs are allowed on the couches and beds in my house.
As mentioned above, bedding can be washed and I have coverings for the couch and upholstered chairs that can be thrown in with laundry as well.
My pets are part of my family - my family is allowed on the furniture, especially for cuddling :)
We keep our cats out of the dining room and kitchen, because they'd just be pests while we're cooking and eating, not to mention getting their hair where we cook and eat. We also don't let them in the laundry room because we've heard of too many horror stories about people's cats getting into clothes dryers. (Bad for the clothes but far, far worse for the cat.) Other than protecting the cats from their own bad instincts and protecting our food they have the run of the house.
Remember: Dogs have owners. Cats have staff. :D
Absolutely not. I have all I can do vacuuming dog hair from the floor and the rugs. Furniture? No way.
Yay! That's what lint rollers, brushed, and vacuum attachments are for.
Dogs allowed everywhere but the bed....and that's hard to enforce now that she's figured out how to open up the bedroom door when we're gone!
We trained our dog to go on furniture only if her special polar bear blankie is laid out first. And as much as I like cats, I know I could never train one to do this, so I don't have one!
We have two cats who aren't allowed in our bedroom (husband has allergies and needs at least one dander-free place to escape) and they are not allowed on kitchen countertops or the dinner table. We only let them on the bathroom countertops to be brushed and to drink from the faucet (but that's a special treat for them). Otherwise the house is theirs.
We have microfiber couches that make cleaning up cat hair a breeze, but they are pretty ugly and we'll probably be investing in some slipcovers soon.
Yea! We started out training our dog to stay off the furniture to discourage any displays of dominance (she's part Chow, and we had heard bad things), but once her disposition was clearly not dominant, we started letting her up. It's worked out well. She still seems to think of it as a privilege, and usually asks permission before she gets on the couch or bed.
Most peoples' kids make more mess of their furniture than their housetrained pets.
The way I see it is if you have pets then you are already planning around them to a large degree- hours at work, vacation pet-sitters, etc. So plan your furniture too. Let them lounge with you and relax, isn't that half the fun? My pets were allowed on the sofa as soon as they were litter-trained, yes it is going to need cleaning sometimes but it would need that if I spilled my drink also, and its fun to chill and watch TV with the pets.
i don't allow my cat on counters or tables but she's free to enjoy on couches, beds, and chairs. i don't allow myself to sit on counters or tables either.
Our dog is allowed on one of the armchairs, but not on the couch itself. The cats? Well, you can't ban a cat from ANYTHING...
My two kitties are allowed on upholstered furniture only - three chairs, one footstool, the bed, and the sofa. If they try to get onto any table, they get shooed off promptly.
That said, I do cover one chair with a towel because I just HAD to upholster it in delicate pink damask...
I have tried desperately to keep my kitty off the counter (her paws have been in litter... gross) but its really hard.
try training a pug to stay off the sofa....impossible!
That cat looks sooo comfortable. I'm jealous. And I would not have the heart to shew it away. :) But then, I don't have any pets. Except for my husband. Just kidding. Love you, hun :)
In a cat's mind they are more entitled to the furniture than you are.
Ha, my cat is licking herself beside me on the couch as I type this. And growing up, our dogs were always allowed on the furniture. Grant it, they were small dogs all of them, but I'm sure even a great dane would be a lap dog in my family.
Three kitties, and they can go wherever they like, with the exception of our countertops and dining table. I really don't mind the clean-up.
I think of it as "if you can't handle a pet on the furniture, you shouldn't have a pet". Like saying kids aren't allowed on the furniture (they're messy too) - it's kind of ridiculous.
There is no way my cat would stay off our couches - we have four and she sits on each of them in turn throughout the day and night. She has her own little cat house where she also likes to spend some time each day - but she could never be convinced to only hang out there, and I wouldn't want her to - I like having her around! She is not allowed in our bedroom at night when we're sleeping there, but when we're out of town we leave the door open and she sleeps on our bed. She doesn't get on the kitchen counters except when she wants fresh water - then she will sit by the sink until we take the hint.
eh, no dogs or cats here... but we did learn our lesson with a hand-me-down couch we had before moving. One of our parrots got a hold of the arm- not the prettiest of sofas, so we didn't quite mind it. Now, with our month-old sofa, a completely different story. While they're allowed on it, we don't take our eyes off of them for a minute lol
We'll usually have a thicker blanket on top of wherever they choose to sit just for extra protection. It makes it, "fun." hehe
I have three, fifteen pound cats who are not declawed and I just recently bought a snow white couch without a slipcover!! I may have had temporary insanity but I've always wanted a white couch. I love my babies to death so they go wherever they want. We've broken all but one cat of clawing furniture and haven't had any luck keeping them off kitchen counters. Nothing in my home will ever be perfect so I just go with it....
Right now, one cat is on top of my CPU; one is warming herself under the light over the kitchen table; another is curled up on the recliner in the TV room; one is stretched out in the middle of my bed; and cat #5 is roaming the house looking to see what he can get into! Yeah, I allow my cats to do whatever they want and go wherever they want IN the house. They're NOT allowed outside.
I don't know how you can really keep pets off the furniture...especially when you're not home. It's one thing when you can shoo them off when home, when you're out...all he** breaks loose! This really applies to cats.
absolutely allowed - they're part of the family!! i have more of those lint rollers than i care to count, all over a 600sq ft apt!!
I thought my cats own my home. They are just kind enough to let me pay the mortgage.
While I don't mind terribly letting my cat on my couches, I've been absolutely unsuccessful at keeping her from clawing at the upholstery.
My cat is allowed everywhere except on the dinner table. I think it's a shame that some people would be that obsessed with a level of cleanliness that they wouldn't allow their pets free reign. I do understand that white couches and delicate fabrics could get harmed, but then those that have that kind of furniture don't have pets- or at least they shouldn't! You need to be aware of these things when deciding to take on the responsibility of a pet. I simply can't imagine my living room chairs without my kitty snoozing on them, it creates part of the cozy atmosphere in my home!
If you have cats and you don't let them on the furniture when you are awake, I can promise you they are doing unspeakable things to your stuff while you are asleep. Don't you read LOLCats.com or icanhascheezeburger.com?
Oh and....
If anyone is wondering... the Pledge Fabric Sweeper for Pet Hair really does work! I was impressed, and especially pleased to find something to handle 5 cats worth of hair removal. (Cut a hole in the top to remove the hair and to reuse it, just seal the hole with duct tape or similar. )
Absolutely "yes." They are so beautiful.
I used to give my dogs free reign of all the furniture. However, I'm slightly allergic to dog hair and dust, and a bit of a neatnik. And I have wall-to-wall carpeting which collects enough dog hair, dust, and other nasties in its own right. So now the mutts are relegated to their own dog beds and one old ratty futon in my office.
The first guy is so cute would not kick him off. Yes my dog is allowed but I keep a cover on my sofa and it gets washed once a week, not sure if I would do this with all dogs, my guy is clean and does not shed much..If I had a different dog I might just get him his own chair and call it a day.
@lifeinthefortress: Does the microfiber get ruined by cat claws at all? One of my cats enjoys scratching my couch and I want to replace it, but I don't want to have it scratched. My cats have their claws and I'm terrible at clipping them, but I refuse to have them declawed. I've also tried safepaws, but the scratcher just tugs them off with her teeth so it's a waste of money. Thanks!
At this current moment my cat is crawling around inside the box spring of our bed - her favorite place once she finished digging a hole into it.
I think it's safe to say that our pet is pretty firmly allowed on the furniture. Not always with our permission. It's the main reason I wipe down the dining room table before we eat dinner off of it.
For my kitties, of course. I can't imagine not letting them nap on my couch. My kitchen table and counters are another thing, no no no.
My two dogs, 180 pounds combined, have a "dog couch" in the TV room that they are always welcome to sit on. However, they prefer my MCM daybed or the "good couch" in the living room when I forget to put the X-mats on it.
"try training a pug to stay off the sofa....impossible!"
No it's not. Our pug has been trained to stay on the floor - the ground floor at that, he doesn't even come upstairs. He has his own cozy bed, and when we want to cuddle him we sit on the floor with him.
The cat, on the other hand, is allowed anywhere but the kitchen benches.
We use a (not tacky) plush, black, fake fur, machine-washable throw on our couch- it's so much more comfortable for our mini doxie to lie on than the leather couch that we never have any problems. We just toss it in the washer every week or so, problem solved.
When I first adopted my Newf/Chow mix I was firm about training him off the furniture; but one winter in a drafty brownstone made me cave, and I started inviting him up onto the couch with me while i read or watched television. Now, when we're at home- he "asks" to be allowed on furniture, but leaves telltale signs of his presence when we aren't there.
My canvas slipcovers stands up to washing and I should buy stock in lint roller manufacturers, but I've accepted that part of owning a pet is that I will get plenty of hair on my things and self.
I've drawn the line at him in the bed though- *I* don't even get into the bed without a bath first.
My dog sheds like a beast (pug), so no couch, chairs, or bed for him. I have enough fun sweeping after him. If he does want to cuddle on the couch, I put him on my lap and shake myself off when I get up. Aside from that, I just bring his dog bed into the living room when I'm watching TV, so he can hang out and be comfortable. He's totally allowed on the furniture at my mom's house, though, so it works out for him in the end :-)
I loooove animals, but I'm extremely allergic and can't own any. Maybe it's just my situation that makes me feel this way, but I think it's a little rude to have your animals all over your furniture (that your house guests will sit on), and at least not TRY to clean it off. A few of our friends have cats and dogs who have full reign of the furniture, and they really don't work hard to keep it clean, so I have limited friends who's houses I can actually go to without getting ill.
@cheep3r5: now why the hell didn't I think of that??? I bought the Pledge pet hair thing and loved it but felt so guilty about throwing it away and buying more. I tried to pry it open but of course they were smart and didn't make it pry-open-able. But a hole!!! Duh! Thank you!! I love my cat to death but she sheds more than any cat I've known. And she's almost 20 pounds, so that's a lot of surface area covered by fur...that eventually sheds.
The dog lives here. Would you tell a roommate that he wasn't allowed to sit on the couch?
One dog and two cats, and all are allowed on the bed and furniture. I value my pets more than my stuff, so my furniture is pretty pet friendly. Besides, they spend more time in my home than I do, and they don't get any say in the matter, so I think it's only fair to make it comfortable for them.
We have trained our cat not to sit on any furniture and also not to go upstairs where the bedrooms are. (Part of what made this cat training possible is that I work from home) My husband is highly allergic to cats, but I love animals, so this was our solution. Fortunately, we have a very smart cat! We have given him several comfy beds on the main floor and he sleeps in the basement at night.
I have 2 dogs. they are not allowed on the couch when company is over. they are also not allowed in the guest bedroom and we put up a fence and admonish them with a stern "out" when they go in there. I live in a pet friendly household but I repect my guests that might be allergic or don't want to be covered in dog hair. we have a leather couch so it's easy to clean up and a rhoomba that goes off daily. the rhoomba is pretty good at keeping the hair tumble weeds at bay (and I have ebony hardwood floors).
for those with excessive shedders I highly recommend http://www.dinovite.com/ and fish oil. since feeding both, I've noticed a marked decrease in shedding.
I was brought up with both cats and dogs. my mom's persian was fed on a rolling tea table that lived next to the stove. (kept her food out of dog's reach). I can remember the smell of burnt cat hair when she would walk across the stove and her long hair would brush against the pilot light! my mom made a concerted effort to teach her that was a bad idea and it worked. although her technique was scareing the cr@p out of her by banging pots together whenever she looked like she was going to dash. Poor Dolly Madison....
One of my cockatiels likes to fly to the dining room chair at mealtime. I set a plate for him with some food on it. He enjoys chewing on his (water hyacinth) placemat, too. When you have a place where you allow your pets to play they usually don't need to visit the other parts of your home.
My cat is allowed anywhere that isn't a counter top or kitchen table. I've also trained him to sleep on the foot of the bed where his fleece blanket is, a trick that's only worked because my kitty has a deep dislike of my favourite poofy down-filled comforter. It's great because I don't have to worry about cat hair on my pillows or near my face in bed.
I don't know if you really ever train a thinking animal - I thought I'd "trained" my cat to stay off the mantel - until one day I came home and found the tell-tell hairs and a knocked over picture. I think they are smart enough to stay off the no-no stuff while you're home, but once you walk out the door - baby, it's on!
@calderonlm: Neither of our cats have front claws (they're rescue cats) so I'm not sure how microfiber does with claws. I'm sure their back claws come out sometimes when they're running across the couch and I've never noticed any holes at all. We do have kitten teeth marks in one arm, though.
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"While I don't mind terribly letting my cat on my couches, I've been absolutely unsuccessful at keeping her from clawing at the upholstery.
You can't stop a cat from scratching. They need to scratch, but you can give him/her something better than your sofa to scratch on. For example: My cat bill loves to scratch. I had a ratty free hand-me-down sofa and he destroyed the side of the arm by scratching (no amount of fussing would deter him). The good thing about this destruction is that I was able study how he scratched. So when I got my grandmother's mid century sofa to replace the previous one, I bought an upright scratcher pole and put it right next to the arm of the sofa where he scratched before. He doesn't touch the sofa now. A sisal rope cat scratcher feels better than the upholstery, so he prefers to scratch that. You can put a scratcher pole/mat/whatever next to any place your cat wants to scratch. I have a couple in my home for this reason.
As far as letting my two cats on the furniture: couches, chairs, and bed is a yes. Countertops, tables, and shelves, and desks is a no.
Anyone who has a pet is absolutely fooling themselves if they believe that animal is not sitting where he is not supposed to when you are not around. I snuck up on my cat the other day and he just about had a hear attack trying to get down from the table. At this point, I don't care; it's nothing a good wipe down with disinfectent can't handle.
My pets are part of the family and share in the use of the furniture...besides...how can you say no to a fuzzy face?
I am reading this post lying in my bed with a dog either side - our morning ritual and the only time they get up on the bed (though our gorgeous old Toby would LOVE to stay there all day if he could).
We too have leather couches as they are tough and stand up to both kids and dogs.
My dog loved a cuddle on the corner of the sofa. I still have not been able to sit that spot since she past away.
I used to let my dog all over the furniture and she sleeps in my bed. But then I splurged on my first couch and I won't let her near it.
She sits in front of it and stares at the pillows and looks longingly at the cushions. But thankfully, she waits for permission before jumping on the furniture (when we're around).
"The dog lives here. Would you tell a roommate that he wasn't allowed to sit on the couch?"
Newsflash, roommates are human (mostly), dogs are not.
Therein lies the difference. I love my dog, and he's part of the family, but he's not sitting on the couch - it just gives him the idea that he's our equal, and he's not - and dogs thinking they're equal to their owners results in all sorts of problems, like barking and "marking" their territory. I don't particularly value our ratty old couch - in fact, I love the dog more than just about anything (except my partner), but I love him having good manners which mean he's not a menace or a nuisance to be around, and a that entails some discipline as well as love.
And to everyone who suggested that if you keep pets off the furniture while you're home they're on it when you're out, maybe with cats, but not with our dog. As someone else pointed out, pugs shed like the dickens (despite two fish oil capsules a day!) - believe me, if he was on the couch while we were out, there'd be evidence.
at this very moment, my cat is in an identical pose to photo #1. so yes. (and she is a notorious warm spot stealer if you get up for more than 10 seconds in the winter.)
but please, if you let your dogs on upholstery, bathe them often and do what's necessary to clean the furniture on a regular basis. nothing worse than a house that smells like greasy dog.
Dogs are not our equal?
You might be right... Sometimes they are leaps and bounds better than we are.
(Miminco: I feel you. Same situation here. Even the pillow she slept on on our bed still has some of my puppy girl's toys on it. I guess I'm just keeping it warm for the next great 4-legged love!)
pammyfay, thank you for the comment for me. I believe that our dogs play around at the rainbow bridge :-)
My dog allows me on the bed and couch.
Have you ever tried to keep cats off of the furniture? I would have to erect a chicken wire frame around my couch. Then I would have to watch tv through the little holes. I just use a rubber pet hair bar to get the long grey fur off of my black couch.
They are allowed on my bed as long as they are just hanging out. If they start cleaning themselves, they have to get down.
Actually, I don't really care what furniture they get on as long as they stay uninterested in my kitchen counters.
The cats have free reign and go everywhere except our bedroom, which they are not allowed in simply because we need somewhere to store breakables/things that shouldn't get furry. We'd like to have them be able to sleep with us at night though so we are hoping in our next apartment we can set it up so our office is the cat-free zone (can't in this one, they can open the office door). Technically they are not allowed on the counters or any non-upholstered furniture (end tables, coffee table, sideboard, etc.) but in practice this just means we yell at them a lot. They are well aware that it isn't allowed (if we come into a room when they are somewhere forbidden they jump down SO FAST) but they do as they please when we are out of sight.


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Whilst the weather hasn't been as idyllic as we'd imagined when planning our trip to Tuscany, the converted barn that we're staying at in the hills close to Sansepolcro is about as perfect as it could be, surrounded by olive trees and wild flower meadows.
After the rain yesterday I collected a few unassuming local specimens to paint in detail. View larger images over at my Facebook page.
Posted by Angie Lewin on May 9th, 2013
We took a return trip to North Norfolk just before Easter - our first since not having a permanent base in the county.
Despite the time spent catching up with Kate and Elaine in our Norwich studio and the bitterly cold & windy weather, we did manage to get in a few decent walks.
One of the joys of not having a specific place to stay is that we can now spend time exploring some of the areas we hadn't properly visited for a while.
This time we stayed in Cley Next The Sea at Manor Coach House - a traditional brick and flick property dating back to 1825. Definitely somewhere we'll return to and highly recommended.
Find our more about Manor Coach House.
Posted by Simon Lewin on May 5th, 2013
I took a trip up to Speyside last week for the opening ceremony of Knockando Woolmill.
We're working on another project with the Mill - more on that soon (you might like to sign up for their newsletter for details of this - and to enter their monthly prize draw).
Here are some words from Dr. Jana Hutt, chair of the Knockando Woolmill Trust, about the event...
"The Woolmill was filled with over 120 guests, Trustees, volunteers and staff to greet HRH The Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay. We were celebrating the (almost) completion of the restoration of the Woolmill. The sun shone and the autumn colours glowed.
The Duke had visited the Woolmill prior to restoration and we were anxious that that he would be pleased with the results. luckily, he seemed delighted with all he saw. He met a variety of people involved with restoration project from funders to the main contractor. He was especially interested in the Old Shop, the Design Studio where all our cloth is designed, the cafe, where he discussed the merits of different quiches, and, of course, the machinery. The refurbished carding set and spinning mule ran beautifully. Before leaving, the Duke then 'unveiled' the commemorative paddle by starting the waterwheel going.
The guests then had a celebratory drink and lunch. Huge thanks to all who worked so hard to make the day a stunning success."
Find out more about Knockando Woolmill - including details of opening times, tours and other events via the Knockando Woolmill website.
Posted by Simon Lewin on October 17th, 2012
We spend a fair bit of the winter crossing snowy Highland roads and it's always good to know that the 4th emergency service aren't too far away.
And as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee year, the AA will be bringing back the iconic 'Highland Patrol' name - almost 60 years after it was introduced. Find out more
All images © The Automobile Association Limited
Posted by Simon Lewin on June 19th, 2012
We'd love to visit this unique destination in Sweden.
A collection of architect designed rooms, each suspended 4-6m above the ground in the canopy of the surrounding forest - all with views of the Lule river.
Find out more from the Treehotel website.
Posted by Angie Lewin on March 22nd, 2012
It's taken us an embarrassingly long time to visit Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Our last attempt was thwarted by car trouble. But we made it today and were rewarded with bright blue skies.
We were visiting in-between shows - a major show of Joan Miró's sculpture opens on 17th March 2012. But there was plenty to see within the grounds including works by Henry Moore, Anthony Caro, Barbara Hepworth, Anthony Gormley, James Turrell and David Nash.
If you've never visited, you must. Find out all about Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
Posted by Angie Lewin on March 6th, 2012
We recently commissioned Ed Kluz to create this collage/painting of a long lost landmark of the North Norfolk coast.
Randall's Folly (also known as Great Eye Folly) was originally built by Onesiphorous Randall in the 19th century but was seriously damaged by the great floods of 1953.
The novelist Sylvia Townsend Warner (1893-1978) rented the folly in Salthouse from 1950 to 1951.
She describes her first impressions of the folly in a letter to Alyse Gregory - written in 1950 (courtesy of Literary Norfolk)
"...I think Valentine will have told you about the Great Eye Folly. I have the oddest impressions of it, since we were only there for about fifteen minutes, and conversing all the time with its owners. But the first five of those minutes were enough to enchant me. It is the sort of house one tells oneself to sleep with, and sometimes I almost suppose that it is really one of my dream-houses, and no such solid little assertion of the rectangle breaks the long sky-line of salt-marsh and sea."
Find out more about the folly from the Salthouse History website.
Ed is currently working on a new fabric for us - the follow up to his Painswick design.
Posted by Simon Lewin on January 11th, 2012
Chris Watson was a founding member of the influential Sheffield-based experimental music group Cabaret Voltaire but you'll now often come across his name within the credits of various natural history programmes on TV and radio.
'El Tren Fantasma', (The Ghost Train), is Chris Watson's 4th solo album for Touch, and his first since Weather Report in 2003, which was named as one of the albums you should hear before you die in The Guardian.
Andrew Weatherall has reviewed Watson's latest recording over at Caught By The River...
"Trying to describe Watson's work would be like sharing last night's dreams and you don't want to hear about my suppressed feelings of wistful romantic regret, fear of ageing [that's the teeth falling out one], fear of the future or be taken on my erotic flights of fancy. I'll stick to a sonic description and let you dream your own dreams."
Read the review in full and purchase a copy from the Caught By The River online store.
And you can find out more about Chris Watson's work from his website.
Posted by Simon Lewin on November 14th, 2011
Here's one of the new prints that will be exhibited at my show with Rob Ryan in Cambridge which opens this week.
Stony Track is a screenprint inspired by time spent during my residency at Cortijada Los Gázquez in June.
The wild flowers in the Andalucian mountains were amazing. Beside a track lined with pines I spotted these purple-blue tassel hyacinths growing with phlomis in the stony earth.
The exhibition opens at 6.30pm on Friday 28th October at Cambridge Contemporary Art and runs until 20th November 2011.
Further copies of the edition will be available online from St. Jude's soon after.
Posted by Angie Lewin on October 25th, 2011
You may have already seen the hanging sign that Alex Malcolmson created for his exhibition with us earlier this year.
Coast magazine have just featured Alex and his work in their November issue.
Alex has created two pieces based on his time in spent sailing round the Scilly Isles to accompany an article by Ceri Levy which will be appearing in our forthcoming Random Spectacular publication.
And in 2013 we'll be hosting an exhibition of Alex's work alongside printmaker & painters Jonathan Gibbs and Jonny Hannah. Sign up to our newsletter for details nearer the time.
Posted by Simon Lewin on October 16th, 2011


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The world is full of people who call themselves authorities, who say it must be done this way or that. They will tell you specialize, to choose one kind of photography and stick with it, that you can't be good at more than one thing, so for God's sake don't try to write, too. They'll say it's impossible to publish a photo book, that there's no market for your work because everyone's using stock photos, that you won't be taken seriously if you don't shoot this kind of film with that kind of camera. They'll say photography has nothing to do with the spirit, that it's a technical thing, more craft than art.
If you're not careful, you'll start to believe them. You'll cave in and think it's about money and being published and achieving notoriety, when the real thing behind your work has nothing to do with any of these, not at its core. The real thing is that sweet joy you feel when you're in the midst of it. The real thing is how present you are to life when you're working, as attuned to light as a lion is to scent; a hawk to a movement in the meadow below. The real thing about photography is that it brings you home to yourself, connects you to those things that fulfill your deepest longings.
The divine soul within us longs to be expressed. It is embodied in our physical beings in order to be made manifest in the world through us, through our creations. Just as we yearn to be drawn up into the heart of God, so God yearns to be drawn out into the heart of the world. It is life seeking Life; Life seeking life. The power of our art is ignited when these forces collide, flesh and spirit, human and Divine.


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Fanboys to Think New Neil Gaiman Novel is Better Than It Is
- Written by Jude Terror on Friday, August 03 2012 and posted in News with Benefits
Neil Gaiman is writing a new adult novel, and no matter how good it is, fanboys will think it's better.
Source: Shelf Life
Neil Gaiman, the legendary comic book writer who gave us Sandman and then promptly distanced himself from the embarrassing albatross that is the comic book industry as quickly as possible, is reported to be publishing his first adult novel since 2005's Anansi Boys, a sequel of sorts to 2001's American Gods. Both American Gods and Anansi Boys were well regarded by critics as pretty damn good books, they inspire multiple orgasms on every read-through for fanboys, who have no perspective when it comes to their shameful hobby due to never having read anything but funny books and genre fiction.
The new novel, The Ocean at the End of the Lane, is set for a Summer 2013 release from William Morrow Books. Gaiman has produced far more children's books than adult novels over the years, but is still thought of as the best "real" author of all time by comic book fans, who treat even the kiddie books as literary classics.
"OMG, The Day I Swapped My Dad for Two Goldfish, like, changed my life, man," said Cat Scratcherson, a fanboy, who was 26 at the time of its release. "It was better than anything a hack like Mark Twain ever wrote. Gaiman is the real quintessential American author."
Gaiman, who is British, recently announced a return to Sandman for a prequel comic, a fact that also delighted fanboys despite Gaiman producing no decent comics work in the past decade. That being said, his novels do tend to be very good, if not the earth-shattering literary masterpieces that fanboys like to think they are.
This reporter, whose daughter Coraline is named after a character in a Gaiman book, will now go into hiding, as, if this week's events have taught me anything, it's that fanboys hold their cows to be very sacred and have trouble detecting sarcasm.
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What did you wear today??
Hoodie and jeans here. It was a rainy day.
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We, at My Book Therapy, believe in the power of feedback to help a writers grow in their writing craft! And one of the best ways to get unbiased feedback is to enter a contest. Agents and editors agree that writing contests are the perfect way to:
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"Every Four Years" - video shown at the 2012 Olympic Trials with Shawn Johnson, Carly Patterson and Shannon Miller
i loooved this. LOL,i videotaped it on my camera. a video of a video. baha. and i love how they showed Shannon at 00 Trials because there is no footage of her at the 1996 Trials,lol.
I love the way she arches out of the twist. She makes it seem so effortless.
missmegs6: oh i love this.
My Top 22 Uneven Bar Routines
9. Mo Huilan at the 1996 Olympics, All Around Finals
Did you see that gaylord? There are no words to describe it! I miss the old code, and wish that there were more routines like this being performed. The execution was great, yet it was still difficult. We should all send this routine to Bruno Grandi!
Amanda Borden
lovelovelove when she did the two foot layout on beam!
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Birthdate: May 10, 1977
Years on National Team: 1990-1997
Club: Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy
Head Coach: Mary Lee Tracy
Year Began Gymnastics: 1984
Favorite Event: Floor and Bars
National Competition Results:
1996 Olympic Trials, Boston, MA- 5th AA
1996 Coca-Cola National Championships, Knoxville, TN- 4th AA
1996 U.S. Classic, Colorado Springs, CO- 2nd AA, BB, 1st UB, 3rd VT, 4th FX
1995 American Classic, Oakland, CA- 2nd AA, BB, FX, 3rd VT, 9th VT
1994 Nationsbank World Team Trials, Richmond, VA- 3rd AA
1994 Coca-Cola National Championships, Nashville, TN- 3rd AA, VT, UB, 6th BB
1994 U.S. Classic, Palm Springs, CA- 1st AA
1994 American Classic, Orlando, FL- 2nd AA
1993 Coca-Cola National Championships, Salt Lake City, UT- 4th AA, 6th BB, FX
1993 U.S. Olympic Festival, San Antonio, TX- 11th AA, 4th UB, 5th VT
1993 American Classic, Salt Lake City, UT- 3rd AA, BB, VT, 6th UB, 8th FX
1992 Olympic Trials, Baltimore, MD- 7th AA
1992 U.S. National Championships, Columbus, OH- 5th AA, 4th BB, FX
1992 U.S. Classic, Knoxville, TN- 6th AA, 1st FX, 4th UB
1991 American Classic, Salt Lake City, UT- 12th AA, 1st FX, 2nd BB
1990 American Classic, Tempe, AZ- 3rd AA, 1st BB, 2nd VT
International Competition Results:
1996 Olympic Games, Atlanta, Ga.; 1st-Team
1996 Budget Rent a Car Gymnastics Invitational USA vs. France, Miami, Fla.; 1st-Team
1995 Pan American Games, Mar del Plata, ARG; 1st-Team & BB, 2nd-AA & FX
1995 McDonald's American Cup, Seattle, Wash.; 3rd-AA, 1st-BB & FX
1995 Reese's International Gymnastics Cup, Portland, Ore.; 1st-FX, 2nd-UB
1994 Team World Championships, Dortmund, GER; 2nd-Team
1994 Hilton Challenge, Phoenix, Ariz.; 1st-Team, 4th-AA
1994 World Gymnastics Championships, Brisbane, AUS; 8th-UB
1994 International Mixed Pairs, West Palm Beach, Fla.; 4th-AA (withChainey Umphrey)
1994 McDonald's American Cup, Orlando, Fla.; 13th-AA (preliminaries)
1993 Chunichi Cup, Nagoya, JPN; 11th-AA, 5th-UB, 6th-FX
1993 Tokyo Cup, Tokyo, JPN; 3rd-UB
1993 Hilton Challenge, Los Angeles, Calif.; 1st-Team, 4th-AA
1993 World Championships, Birmingham, GBR; alternate
1993 Reebok International Mixed Pairs, Atlanta, Ga.; 6th-AA (with Neil Thomas)
1993 McDonald's American Cup, Orlando, Fla.; 8th-AA
1992 Pacific Alliance Championships, Seoul, KOR; 2nd-Team, 9th-AA
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LEWISBURG, W.Va. — Peering in the windows of the Old Hardware Gallery, I can see it is no ordinary screws-and-tools hardware store. There's handmade jewelry, West Virginia's own Blenko glassware and Fiesta ceramic dinnerware. But the store is closed around 2:30 on this gray Tuesday afternoon.
"It's on West Virginia time," a voice behind me says with a chuckle.
Clutching a cup of coffee, Tina Owens easily introduces herself as "born and raised" in this six-block town of 3,830. The 60-year-old hairstylist then rattles off a dozen or so of her must-visit spots, including the Bakery with its jalapeno bagels, the new Bella Casa Italian restaurant past the visitor center, the Studio Gallery and the iconic Carnegie Hall.
In just five minutes with Owens, one can tell why this place 250 miles southwest of Washington had just been voted America's Coolest Small Town.
"We love it here," Owens says proudly. "There's a lot of fun things to do, a lot of music.
"I'm always asked, 'What do you do here?' I say: 'Anything you want.'"
How could a small, rural town win such a contest in Budget Travel magazine? Owens chuckles again.
"We had a campaign," she says. "You could go online and vote something like once every few hours."
Down Washington Street, the main thoroughfare lined with shops, eateries, galleries and offices, there's a sign for the contest, with the just-added message: "We did it. Congratulations!"
Not that Lewisburg is unaccustomed to the limelight. Mrs. America 2010 Shelley Carbone was here just a few days ago, and actress Jennifer Garner stops by with her actor husband Ben Affleck when she visits her nearby hometown of Charleston.
Instead of heading to City Hall in the handsome 1897 Greenbrier Valley Bank Building to ask the mayor about Lewisburg's lofty ranking, I follow one of Owens' tips and round the corner to the Bakery on Court Street. There are bagels, biscotti, brownies and breads on one side of the cozy shop, salads and made-to-order sandwiches on the other.
A few locals are chatting among themselves and with the staff. This obviously is a place to gauge the town's take on the news of the day, but my wife, Valerie, and I don't want to interrupt; we want to explore.
Street names — Washington, Jefferson, Lafayette — hint at the history of this town that traces its roots to a 1750s outpost during the French and Indian War. It is named for the pioneer Lewis family: Col. Andrew Lewis' militia defeated Chief Cornstalk and the Shawnee in 1774. But it's the Battle of Lewisburg in 1862, when Union troops defeated a Southern force in the predominantly Confederate town, that is re-enacted each year.
As we stroll along Washington and its side streets, Valerie blurts out, "Newtown got robbed," referring to our Bucks County, Pa., borough, which placed seventh in Budget Travel's poll.
But I'm not so sure, as we come across the Greenbrier Valley Baking Co. Any town with two bakeries rates high with me.
Lewisburg won the poll with 139,118 votes. This is the magazine's sixth annual contest, but only the second year for readers to decide the top 10 towns after editors narrow the field to 20.
How do they define "Coolest Small Town"? It must have a population less than 10,000, and it's "got to be on the upswing, a place that's beginning to draw attention — and new residents — because of the quality of life, arts and restaurant scene, or proximity to nature," according to the website. "And cool doesn't mean quaint. We want towns with an edge, so think avant-garde galleries, not country stores."
The Old Hardware Gallery definitely fits the bill, and there are a few more in the downtown National Register Historic District. At least seven buildings date to the late 1700s, and dozens more were built throughout the 1800s. But this is no staid and stuffy town living off its past.
Artists and craftspeople energize the community with an eclectic mix of performance theaters and music venues, art and fine craft galleries. The Greek Revival Carnegie Hall, built in 1902, offers plays, comedy acts, dance performances and concerts from bluegrass to the Vienna Boys Choir, jazz to the state symphony orchestra. It also has three art galleries and pottery, art, dance and weaving studios. The Greenbrier Valley Theater has evolved from putting on performances in a tent to its modern Actors' Equity house in a refurbished department store.
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Carnegie Hall, built in 1902, offers plays, comedy acts, dance performances and concerts in Lewisburg, West Virginia. It also has three art galleries and pottery, art, dance and weaving studios. (Valerie Reed/Philadelphia Inquirer/MCT)
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September 30, 2011
I've got a piece in a group show for Urban Outfitters. This lovely painting will be in the gallery space in Building 543 at Urban Outfitters Home Office starting October 5th. So if you're in Philly in October, check it out.
July 25 , 2009
I just did a poster for Socratic's "Smoke Us Out Tour," go see if they're coming to a city near you!
May 11, 2009
A painting for chef, Cesar Rebolledo. (NOT FOR SALE)
Also, The Beatles' lawyers called me up and wrote me a cease and desist letter, so I had to take down the Beatle Juice juice boxes. My internet fame lasted for about a month, I was featured on BeingMarcEcko.com, Ffffound.com, SeriousEats.com, among many other random blogs.
March 16, 2009
Here's a pic of my paintings (pre-hung) from my show at Quirk Gallery.
December 18, 2008
I have a little show coming up in January. So if you live near Richmond, Virginia, swing by and check it out. It's a series of babies entitled, "Skomies." These babies are up for adoption, so bring your checkbook to guarantee you leave with a bundle of joy.
August 28, 2008
I'm jobless, help me out! I tried winning the lottery, that hasn't worked out. If you are reading this and have a creative position available or would like to showcase my work, that would surely help me out.
May 8, 2008
Hello, Hello! I've got my BFA show coming up May 15th at 8:00PM. It's in the George Segal Gallery at Montclair State University. And it will be up til May 31. So check it out, I've got a series called "Seven Minutes in Heaven" (Here's a sneak peek, sort of)
February 16, 2008
Välkommen! I just finished designing a shirt for Sweden's SUBURBAN KIDS WITH BIBLICAL NAMES. Check under ILLUSTRATIONS.
December 10, 2007
Why buy the same-old, lame-old gifts when you can bestow your favorite friends and relatives with the brand spanking new 2008 'Doin It Well' Calendar from BENT STATIONERY! From what I gather I'm Mister September. Keith Shore, Matt Furie, Keith Greiman, and some others are in it. Pick one up, you'll be glad you did.
September 20, 2007
Attention kiddies, I will be showing a piece at Curious Matter in Jersey City. It's part of a group exhibition called Apparition. It runs from September 16th - October 27th and the reception is Sunday, October 7th from 3pm-6pm, so come on down and see it. Curious Matter is located @ 272 Fifth Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302 and their telephone number is 201-659-5771.
p.s.- Copenhagen was fun!
August 20, 2007
Okay, here's some news for you guys. My last post was basically a lie, no 3 new paintings, but i am working on a cartoon. It's gonna be a music video for Prowler's "Ahead of the Pack." ALSO on friday I am going to Copenhagen for a week. I'll be eating danishes and open face sandwiches galore! I put up some more sketches, so take a gander.
June 25, 2007
So.... I put up a fresh new painting in the art section. Its 2 sweeeeeeeet! I have silly sketches that I'll put up this week too. I also plan on doing another cartoon before summers over, I will also have at least 3 new paintings as well. So keep on checking back
May 2nd, 2007
Hows it going? I just put up a cartoon im the videos section so check that out. Its pretty wacky, I dont really know what it means.
April 3rd, 2007
Hey guys, this is Webmaster Dan in the house. Just a minor update to include Marc's new 'PooArms' print. Contact Marc if you are interested in purchasing a print of this piece of artwork! Thanks a bunch. -Webmaster Dan
March 14, 2007
Hello to all my fans! Thanks for visiting. I finally got a website up thanks to JonSolo. Give him a hand for his code stealing skillz. Right now the site just has whatever thrown into it for content, I will be weeding out stuff and adding more as I feel like it. So check back.<-->
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These were were bland dry, and crumbly. I reduced the cooking time for the second batch, to try and alleviate the dryness. It didn't help. My oven temp was accurate (verified by a separate oven thermometer I keep in the oven when baking), so it was not an oven temp issue. I recently ran across a similar recipe in a Gooseberry cookbook (Gooseberry called these "Sour Cream Mini Biscuits"), only it calls for 1 c. of butter rather than the 1/2 cup called for in the MyRecipes version, and it says to bake the muffins at 450 for 10 to 12 minutes (rather than at 350 for 25 to 28 minutes, as called for on MyRecipes). I am going to try the Gooseberry version to see if these differences make a better biscuit.
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I was so surprised by the other 2 reviews, because my family LOVES these...melt in your mouth muffins! How can anything with flour, butter and sour cream taste bad! I say...give them a try!
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Seafood Savvy: How to Make Healthy and Delicious Choices for Kids
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Grant Stevens is Louisiana born and bred, so it's no wonder that he loves seafood. The two-year-old's favorites include catfish, shrimp, and crab. "He eats seafood about once a week," says Cara Stevens of Baton Rouge. "He can probably out-eat an adult in catfish." Stevens started introducing fish and other seafood to Grant shortly after his first birthday
No matter where you live, seafood is easy to love. There's the rich variety of tastes and textures—from the mildness of shrimp to the strong, oily tang of salmon. Plus, seafood is a food that loves your body back. High in protein, loaded with vitamins and minerals, and low in unhealthy fats, fish also contains omega-3 fatty acids—nutrients which may contribute to a healthy heart and aid in brain development.
So why all the fuss about feeding fish to kids?
By and large, when parents and experts worry about the safety of seafood they are worrying about environmental contaminants. The most concerning of these is mercury, says Tim Fitzgerald, a scientist with Environmental Defense's Oceans Program.
Mercury is a toxic metal. Although some mercury occurs naturally in the environment, industrial pollution has caused mercury levels in the land, air, and water to skyrocket. Mercury builds up in the tissues of fish and other animals—creating potential health hazards for those who eat seafood. And while ingesting mercury is dangerous for everyone, it can be especially harmful to children. "Mercury is a neurotoxin, so it's most dangerous to nervous systems that are still developing," says Fitzgerald. In addition, kids' bodies are smaller and the lower your weight, the lower the levels of mercury that will have an effect on your body.
Mercury pollution moves up the food chain, collecting in larger, older species of fish as they feed on smaller fish. "Anything that gets really big, or has really big teeth, is a good candidate for being high in mercury," says Fitzgerald. When choosing fish for your family, avoid selecting large predators such as swordfish, tilefish, or shark.
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I draw the webcomic Manly Guys Doing Manly Things and work on cartoons you might see on TV sometimes.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Playing with brushes, surly teen Ganondorf and Nabooru. The Frenden watercolour brushes are great at what they do, but once an area has hit 100% opacity it can be difficult to build colours up on it so I was playing with using things like the chalk brush and pencils and stuff to fine tune it without losing the texture.
Then I totally phoned in the background.
Oh goodness, what a lovely woman they've cast for Nabooru!
Nabooru cosplay<3
Nabooru cosplay<3
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25 Oct 2010
Highlighting the real power over the globe and Middle East along with symbolism and what lies ahead.
The real forces behind the creation of the movie version of 'Angels & Demons' and the King Solomon's third temple and far more. It is time for the real enemy to be exposed. For further research of your own, study the Spanish inquisitional power of the region called Borgo Pio (mostly shipped to Shanghai, China and Vietnam) along with Borgo Santo Spirito.
I also suggest people research all the work of Prof Walter J. Veith and his Total Onslaught series. You should study the Islamic Connection episode closely.
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