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Murder and intrigue surround a girl in this mystery set in American in the aftermath of WWII
When Evie's father returned home from World War II, the family fell back into its normal life pretty quickly. But Joe Spooner brought more back with him than just good war stories. When movie-star handsome Peter Coleridge, a young ex-GI who served in Joe's company in postwar Austria, shows up, Evie is suddenly caught in a complicated web of lies that she only slowly recognizes. She finds herself falling for Peter, ignoring the secrets that surround him . . . until a tragedy occurs that shatters her family and breaks her life in two.
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Judy Blundell is a pseudonym for Jude Watson. She is an author of several books for young adult, middle grade and adult readers. She is best known for books set in the Star Wars universe written under her real name Jude Watson. Her debut in this series came in 1998 when LucasBooks recruited her to write the Star Wars Journal "Captive to Evil by Princess Leia Organa". She is also the author of three series that include approximately 40 books: Jedi Quest, Jedi Apprentice, and The Last Jedi.
Her other books include the romance series: Brides of Wildcat County, Premonitions, Disappearance, The High Season, and three books in the 39 Clues series.
(Bowker Author Biography)
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Publisher's Weekly Review
Blundell, author of Star Wars novelizations, turns out a taut, noirish mystery/coming-of-age story set in 1947; it's easy to picture it as a film starring Lana Turner, who is mentioned in these pages. When first met, 15-year-old Evie and her best friend are buying chocolate cigarettes to practice smoking. Evie sheds that innocence on a trip to Florida, where her stepfather, Joe, back from the war in Europe, abruptly takes her and her beautiful mother, Beverly, and where Evie falls in love with glamorous Peter, an army buddy whom Joe is none too happy to see. But after a boating accident results in a suspicious death and an inquest, Evie is forced to revisit her romance with Peter and her relationships with Joe and her mother, and to consider that her assumptions about all three may have been wrong from the beginning. Blundell throws Evie's inexperience into high relief with slangy, retro dialogue: Peter calls Evie "pussycat"; Beverly says her first husband "kicked through love like it was dust and he kept on walking." Readers can taste Evie's alienation and her yearning; it's a stylish, addictive brew. Ages 12-up. (Nov.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
Booklist Review
In this sophisticated thriller, 15-year-old Evie grows up quickly when she discovers her adored parents are not the people she thought they were. While on vacation in Palm Beach in 1947, Evie's parents, Joe and Bev, get involved in a shady business deal with the Graysons, another couple on holiday. Meanwhile, Evie begins a flirtation with Peter, a handsome ex-GI who served with Joe and just happens to be staying at their hotel. Evie soon learns that Peter's presence is no coincidence and that he threatens to uncover a terrible secret that Joe has kept since the war. Then Bev, Joe, and Peter go boating, but only two of them return. Evie must sort through secrets, lies, and her own grief to find the truth. Using pitch-perfect dialogue and short sentences filled with meaning, Blundell has crafted a suspenseful, historical mystery that not only subtly explores issues of post-WWII racism, sexism, and socioeconomic class, but also realistically captures the headiness of first love and the crushing realization that adults are not all-powerful.--Hubert, Jennifer Copyright 2008 Booklist
School Library Journal Review
Gr 9 Up-It's 1947 and Evie's stepfather Joe has returned home to Brooklyn after World War II. Life is slowly returning to normal, until the devastatingly handsome Peter Coleridge appears, looking for his old war buddy. Joe, obviously upset by Peter's appearance, decides to take Evie and her mother on a vacation to West Palm Beach, Florida. Evie's family quickly makes friends with another New York City couple, the Graysons, and Joe and Mr. Grayson begin to make business plans. Then Peter appears and Evie, who is almost 16, begins falling in love with him. She doesn't find it easy to spend time with him because her mother accompanies them everywhere. Tensions mount as Joe's hatred for Peter and her mother's infatuation with the younger man grow and put Evie in the middle of something she does not understand. When tragedy strikes and Peter disappears during a sailing expedition with her parents, Evie must determine who is lying and what is the truth in order to save her family. Judy Blundell's National Book Award winner (Scholastic, 2008) translates well to the audio format, with Caitlin Greer perfectly capturing Evie's voice in this intricate coming-of-age novel that is compelling blend of romance, adventure, mystery, and historical fiction.- Janet Hilbun, Texas Women's University, Denton (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Guardian Review
Some book titles are so good the book itself has a great deal to live up to. Who could fail to be intrigued by the title What I Saw and How I Lied ? Questions spring to mind. What did they see? Why did they lie? Who are they? In this, her debut novel, Judy Blundell more than does her title justice. Set in America after the second world war, the book is narrated by Evie and concerns events when she was 16. A rites-of-passage tale, it is primarily set in an out-of-season Palm Beach hotel where, as in the society of the time, something rotten lies beneath a fading veneer of respectability and splendour. The reason Evie is there with her mother, Beverly, and stepfather, Joe - in the rainy season, when those in the know give Palm Beach a wide berth - is an apparently spur-of-the-moment decision by Joe. But Blundell, if not Evie, hints all may not be what it seems. Joe and Bev married when Evie was nine, after GI Joe returned from the war. A photographer from Life magazine took a picture of them on the steps of City Hall. The headline ran: "And the dish ran away with the spoon". Evie's not in the photo because she doesn't fit the postwar fairytale. The sense of period is nicely evoked and never overplayed. There's talk of Joan Crawford in Mildred Pierce. Fashions are beautifully conveyed. But where Blundell really scores is with the nuances and vagaries of the time. Every era has its own conventions and dirty secrets, and she teases these out and weaves them into Evie's desire to step out of the shadow of her blonde bombshell mother. At the hotel, Evie is smitten by a fellow guest, Peter Coleridge, whose good looks, charm and sophistication win over the ladies - though not Joe, who was in the same army unit overseas. Friction ensues. One might expect a novel concerned with society's injustices and set in 1950s America to centre on the segregation of black from white. But though Evie acknowledges this with a passing reference, Blundell has her sights set on something far more surprising to a young British readership: antisemitism. At the end of a war in which six million Jews were murdered by those whom the likes of Joe fought, not all white people are equal under the star-spangled banner. At one stage, the hotel manager confronts some long-stay guests. Having discovered they're Jewish, he asks them to leave: "We trusted that you were Gentile . . . It is an established Palm Beach custom. I understand that you people are happier in the Miami area." Blundell is one to watch. Her believable characters inhabit a very real world, and she chooses her words with care. This book is not called Why I Lied, remember, but How. Ponder that. Philip Ardagh's Stinking Rich and Just Plain Stinky is published by Faber. Caption: article-ardagh.1 One might expect a novel concerned with society's injustices and set in 1950s America to centre on the segregation of black from white. But though [Evie] acknowledges this with a passing reference, [Judy Blundell] has her sights set on something far more surprising to a young British readership: antisemitism. At the end of a war in which six million Jews were murdered by those whom the likes of [Joe] fought, not all white people are equal under the star-spangled banner. At one stage, the hotel manager confronts some long-stay guests. Having discovered they're Jewish, he asks them to leave: "We trusted that you were Gentile . . . It is an established Palm Beach custom. I understand that you people are happier in the Miami area." - Philip Ardagh.
Kirkus Review
Spontaneously moving to Florida seems like a dream come true to 15-year-old Evie, her mother, Beverly, and her stepfather, Joe, newly home from World War II. They move into a mostly abandoned hotel in Palm Beach, where Evie meets her first crush, Peter, a war buddy of Joe's. After a deal with a New York hotel owner falls through, Peter dies, and Joe and Beverly become murder suspects. What Evie sees turns out not to be much at all, and how she lies about it takes up a grand total of ten pages. In fact, what she sees are only small, deceptive fragments of a larger scandal involving money that Joe and Peter stole during the war, fragments left for the reader to piece together. Awkward Evie, slowly gaining worldliness through her new surroundings, is interesting to follow, but the book falls prey to too many conventions: The first major plot twist comes at exactly the halfway point, a second plot twist around the three-quarter mark, and the denouement contains just the required amount of symbolism. Disappointing. (Mystery/historical fiction. YA) Copyright Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.
Library Journal Review
Blundell, the pseudonymous author of a number of "Star Wars" series books for children, completely surprised me with this story of a girl's loss of innocence. Evie's stepdad is home from World War II and eager to be back with her movie star-gorgeous mother. The family travels to Palm Beach, FL, ostensibly for a little vacation, but Joe's past follows in the form of Peter Coleridge, a handsome young charmer who served with him. Then Peter turns up dead, and Evie's parents are the prime suspects. Now Evie must find her own path between the truth and the lies she learns everyone has been telling. Why It Is a Best: Straightforward language belies the masterly storytelling in this 2008 National Book Award winner for Young People's Literature. Here, our narrator is both unreliable and unflappable. Evie starts out more than a little naOve, and her maturity comes with hard-won experience. Why It Is for Us: At its core, this is a mother-daughter book in which the daughter learns how to make her way in a world where she can no longer trust in the adults around her. Blundell does not shy away from the uglier aspects of the time-anti-Semitism and the tension between men returning home and the women who held down the fort while they were gone.-Angelina Benedetti, King Cty. Lib. Syst., WA (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.


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Make or break time for Arsenal
It is hard to imagine a tougher or more significant run of games for Arsenal. Their next four league opponents are Aston Villa, Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool, a season-defining set of matches that is followed by a trip to Porto in the Champions League last 16.
By late February the Gunners could be sitting on the top of the Premier League table and well on the way to a Champions League quarter final place. However, they could just as easily have slipped out of the title race and be facing a European recovery job at the Emirates.
It is for this reason that Arsene Wenger fielded a weakened team in Arsenal's FA Cup fourth round clash at Stoke City, aware that his squad is ravaged by injuries and would be unable to cope with further setbacks.
With Manchester United and Liverpool already out of the competition, Arsenal's 2010 FA Cup odds were the shortest for some time, but Wenger clearly felt he had bigger fish to fry.
All Arsenal fans would accept defeat at Stoke in exchange for a decent return from the forthcoming fixtures and Wenger knows his first choice players, on a nine match league unbeaten run, are in the form needed to justify his decision.
However, a decisive outcome in Arsenal's crucial portion of the season is unlikely. This has been the closest Premier League title race in recent times – the top three teams are well-matched and unable to put together a significant run of results that would pull them clear.
Arsenal are currently threatening to do that, but the forthcoming difficult matches will surely end their winning streak. Similarly, they are unlikely to implode, largely because they have a decent record against their main rivals and should take a respectable number of points from the fixture.
Meanwhile, teams north of the border are preparing for the fifth round of the Scottish FA Cup which takes place this weekend.
The Scottish FA Cup odds make Celtic the favourites to lift the trophy but they still do not know who they will be facing in the next round as the SFA have ordered Dunfermline and Stenhousemuir to replay their game after the former fielded an ineligible player.
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I rent. (I have to learn to live with it.) You should see the stuff in the kecthin. It looks like faux cross stitch. V stylish. Glad to hear you are able to make amends at your place.
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Corporate Crooks and the People They Employ.
Imagine a society ruled by the corporate elite. Labor unions are illegal or non-existent and, as a worker, your working conditions are dictated by a corporate thug. You are at the mercy of someone who has never been in your position and has no respect or understanding of it. You are compensated wages that were based on the mood of the corporate thug after, your rent for your corporately owned house was paid and, your tab at the corporate store was paid. You would like to complain but, there is no one who will listen.
A situation like this has happened in America within the last 100 years. It seems that this could be a future scenario in America if the labor movement is not revitalized to it's full extent. Corporations, and the government they have bought, are assaulting America's workers with full force and, if not to make matters worse, using workers' money to settle debts and pad the wallets of corporate fat cats. Pension money is being stolen by corporations through the federal bankruptcy court system. Workers are losing retirement money, as well as, guaranteed benefits that were part of their retirements. People are having to return to the work force at ages of up to 70 years after, losing what they had worked and planned for, for years. Yet, the supporters of these corporations and the government prefer to live with the status quo, rather than, question the future of these practices.
Pensions, some valued in the billions of dollars, are used by corporations and their executives as personal funds to gamble in the stock market. In the current market coupled with a failing economy and a falling dollar, the benefit to these benefit and pension funds is minimal, if not, destructive. More accountability by the corporations and their executives needs to be put in place so that a more stringent system can implemented to stop the loss of workers money through the actions of greedy corporations and their executives.
Right now, labor unions and the AFL-CIO are considering ways to become a more formidable force with respect to worker's rights. In February the top labor leaders, through the cooperation of their members, will vote on the best way to counter the right-wing assault on America's working people...the people that are the backbone of America's greatness. Please support them.


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Still Working my way through Val Webb's Heirloom Garden class. This week we worked on butterflies. It was fun to really examine them and try to replicate the details. I am having fun with colored pencils but find that they take a lot longer, and require patience. 🙂 Butterflies are such amazing creatures and such a beautiful representation of Gods transforming love!
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Hi Susie, I looked into Val Webb's site. I'm not an artist but I'm thinking about her Watercolor Lettering class. Have you taken it? Looking for a bit of encouragement, I think 🙂
I love butterflies. I have butterflies things in my house. I have butterflies wind chimes. I also draw , painting. Color pencils.


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Fighting Against Cancer Gets Easier With Nano Balloons and Lasers
- Updated: April 8, 2014
Chemotherapy drugs have always been important in slowing the growth of cancer cells in the body. But the problem is that they can also harm healthy cells in the process, causing side effects like fatigue, hair loss and nausea. In order to avoid these problems, nanoballoons and lasers are used.
The researchers from the University at Buffalo have developed these tiny particles that can deliver anti-cancer medications directly to the tumor without causing unwanted damage to any other parts. A team of researchers has developed their own nanoballoons called PoP-liposomes which are almost 1,000 times smaller than a human hair. The balloons consist of chlorophyll, a pigment found in green plants and phospholipids, a fat like vegetable oil. Because of this distinctive composition, the nanoballoons are capable of completely encapsulating anti-cancer drugs, protecting them from other healthy bodily systems. When the drugs are trapped within these containers, the tiny balloons are injected into the bloodstream and they diffuse all through the body. Then the PoP-liposomes are hit with a red laser at the site of the targeted tumor, triggering the balloons to pop open and discharge the chemotherapy drugs. Once the red laser is turned off, the nanoballoons close up, trapping many of the proteins and molecules in their surroundings. The researchers hope to get back the nanoballoons by drawing blood or by biopsy to analyze their contents.
Jonathan Lovell, assistant professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Buffalo said that they are not entirely sure how the lasers generate this popping response, but suppose it is because of the balloons' chlorophyll component. He also feels that the technology is a boon to people who are suffering from conditions where a tumor cannot be removed, but is causing severe quality of life issues, such as bowel blockages and pancreas malfunction. This is also good to treat a big tumor before it spreads. Most importantly the nanoballoons will decrease drug toxicity in cancer patients exponentially and give physicians greater control over the administration of cancer treatment.


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Working Bee Thanks
Dear Friends, I wanted to write and thank all those who participated in the Epping Church Working Bee yesterday. We had an excellent turn out and a lot was achieved on the day. The church as a result has not looked better in a long time. Some of the things we did:
- Put up new fly screens in the Church Hall
- Sand and varnished window sills in the classrooms
- Water pressured and cleaned the mould off bricks and footpaths
- Make and put up acoustics panels in the Church
- Repair work in bathrooms
- Clean up all Sabbath School classrooms, Pastor's office and Stage in the Hall
- Drive to the tip, and throw out a whole trailer load of obsolete and old materials cluttering up the church
I'm sure I've not listed everything we did, and a BIG thank you to those who helped on the day. And for those who missed out, there will be opportunities in the near future! Warm regards and God bless, Eva
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This vintage-inspired beauty features a lovely print of pink flowers on a beautiful green/ grey background. Flattering pleats at the bust for a stunning figure and finishing off with an elegant V-neckline. What an elegant design, made from a supple white stretchy cotton fabric. This piece will surely be a joy to wear this summer. Did we mention the loose short sleeves, giving you a comfortable feel around the arms, allowing that little amount of breeze to enter your body, leaving you to feel sexy, cool and hot at the same time!
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Since 2012 we have not updated our Newsletter - this for many reasons not important at this time.
Last year we announced that we are in the process of downsizing and perhaps selling our business. Nevertheless, it seems we are still in business as usual. We have sold much of our excess stock of Israeli FDC, at discounts of up to 50% with still some to go, although we are now out of stock of many items.
We have reorganized much of our stock, and continue to do so, uploading much material never before seen onto our website. And we have dozens of boxes full, so if you tune in regularly, you may find some elusive items.
At this time we would like to wish all our customers a
To close out the year 2012, we have added dozens of older Judaica items just received, most in small quantities of 3 or less, and quite a few new items as well. Items added are from Australia, Burnundi, Central African Republic, Comoro Islands, France, Germany (East), Guyana, Hungary, India, Moldova, Palestinian Authority, Syria, Tunisia, Uganda, Ukraine and Yemen (Kingdom). Hungary, in addition to new Synagogues and other items, has also maximum cards and first day covers of older Synagogue issues, as well as Herzl and other issues. Quantities available in most instances are 16 or less of each item.
On Jan 17, 2013 Canada Post announced that it will be issuing a stamp to commemorate and honour Raoul Wallenberg, Righteous Among the Nations.The issue date is exactly 28 years since Canada posthumously bestowed honourary Canadian Citizenship on him. The stamp's release will conclude a series of commemmorative and educational events taking place across Canada.
This marks the first time an honourary Canadian is receiving this distinction. Canada Post CEO Deepak Chopra, said "this issue is a fitting way to mark Wallenberg's courage, and his contributions to mankind, and we are proud to add him to our stamp program." Wallenberg would have turned 100 years old on Aug 4, 2012. Both Hungary and Sweden issued stamps to commemorate his 100th birthday. Other countries who have issued stamps honouring Wallenberg are: Argentina, Australia (personalized sheet), Dominica, Guyana, Hungary (x2), Israel, Sweden (x2), Liberia, and the USA.
We will shortly be adding a whole group of new Judaica items - stamps and FDC. This will probably be our last major update for 2011, as at the end of Jan 2012, we are away for 5 weeks getting a much needed rest in anticipation of what 2012 will bring in the way of Israel and Judaica Philately. If you want anything in the next few weeks, please place your order now, do not wait until the end of Jan 2012, when we may not be able to fill it.
We are happy to say that our ENTIRE stock of Judaica stamps is now up on our site, with images. Other categories listed below have been updated as follows including images where available
JUDAICA FIRST DAY COVERS - Albania to Armenia, Hungary
JUDAICA CACHETS and CANCELATIONS - Hungary completed
ISRAEL CANCELLATIONS and CACHETS - 2010 & 2011 completed to date
We have just finished a fairly comprehensive update of all personalized generic stamps issued by the ISRAEL PHILATELIC SERVICES as well as a number of DEALER and ORGANIZATION commissioned sheets. We believe this is the most complete such list to date, and as we re-organize our stock, more such items will undoubtedly surface and be added to this list. Almost all items are available in EXTREMELY LIMITED QUANTITIES especially FDC, available in quantities of 1-5 of each. This field has never before been studied before in it's entirety, and so we welcome additions and corrections etc from our customers. PLEASE NOTE: There are many more PGS sheets issued by dealers and some organizations. We have chosen only to list those with topical and/or Judaica interest, and as such we are solely responsible for this content.
to all our Canadian and US friends and customer. Have a wonderful holiday weekend
We have in the past few days added hundreds of new and old items to our Judaica stamps and covers listings. We have especially acquired many Italian and Vatican stamps and FDCs that we never had before, as well as a superb stock of USA Colorano silk cachets for many of our older stamps. Especially colourful are all the various Hanukkah FDCs.
The many countries where we have added new issues include: Antigua & Barbuda, 1st Aruba issue (synagogue issue), Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Belgium, France (synagogue issue), Gambia, Gibraltar, Great Britain, Guinea-Bissau, Hungary, 1st Isle of Man issue, Italy, Liberia, Luxembourg, Macedonia (holocaust issue), Mali, Micronesia, Portugal (synagogue issue), San Marino, Serbia, Sierra Leone, St Vincent Grenadines, USA and Vatican (Synagogue issue)
We have added and completely updated a brand new special category (for Judaica Sales anyway) under our listings of Israel Philately: Stamps and Covers. Welcome to the world of.....
Maximaphilately is the collecting of maximium cards as they are commonly known. For those of you not familar, a maximum card (maxicard) is a postcard with a postage stamp placed on the picture side of the card where both the stamp and card images match or at the very least are closely related, and is canceled with the appropriate FD cancel or special cancel as the case may be. Maximum cards have for years been extremely popular in Europe. Israel cachet makers have produced them for years and at various times they have been popular in the USA. Once again, we find a growing interest in maxicards, and we have started creating our own. Visit our maxicard listing, where we have some older ones, and more newer ones, all with full colour images of course. Hope you enjoy them. Naturally, and as always we welcome your comments. Enjoy!!!
In our last newsletter we indicated we were hoping for a "fix" to all FDC added to previously updated items so that a NEW icon appears. Well we've done better than that.
Any time a new item is added, be it a stamp, FDC or whatever, a NEW icon will appear. And anytime an item that has been sold out is re-acquired and added to stock, a NEW icon will also appear. This ensures that no matter what is added to stock, old or new, it will show up as a NEW icon when you scroll through the site, or when you do a search by 30-60-90 days.
On April 8-10, we attended our last major show in Toronto. Our first major show was also in Toronto exactly 37 years ago when the SIP held it's International Convention in Toronto on the occasion of Israel's 25th Independence Day. With 3-4 years before that doing smaller shows in Montreal, this year marks our 40th+ year in "SHOW BUSINESS" and it will end with our last show in Ottawa at month end. We may very well end up at various shows with a suitcase or two, and a small table, just to meet friends and customers and to chat for a while and reminisce. Thanks to all of you who came to visit in Toronto to say a personal goodbye - we will be in touch via e-mail and the old fashioned telephone.
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for some important information when searching our site.
Apologies for not getting an earlier NEWSLETTER out. We have had both minor and major problems with our Mac so upgraded it last week with the latest OS X version, a new HD and more RAM Memory, and a new scanner. The scanner works 3 times as fast as our old HP, and the computer itself is twice as fast, although we're still experiencing some difficulties in compatibility with the upgraded version. I guess we will have to iron this out slowly over the next few weeks.
In any event we have uploaded some new (and old) items, including FDC for almost all Algeria items, as well as Bosnia & Herzgovina. These are all older items we never had before. A new item from Hong Kong, Serbia, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Uruguay and a few others fills the bill. Of course just do a search by new additions, and all the NEW items will come up. A reminder! FD covers for older items do NOT show up as NEW, as the record itself is not NEW. We are trying to see if this can be incorporated as well. So best to check Algeria and Bosnia to see these items. Our Toronto customers will see us this weekend at the CSDA show. All the best
This is likely our last newsletter before vacation in what we hope will be sunny Florida. We will be closed between Jan 27 and Feb 23, 2011. Any orders received by noon Tuesday Jan 25 will hopefully be filled. Any orders received after this date will only be filled upon our return, in the order that they are received. Any e-Bay purchases during this period will also be processed only upon our return. We will be answering e-mails throughout this period.
We are happy to say that our ENTIRE stock of Judaica stamps is now up on our site, with images. Other categories listed below have been updated as follows including images where available
JUDAICA FIRST DAY COVERS - Albania to Armenia, Hungary
JUDAICA CACHETS and CANCELATIONS - Hungary
2011 is now upon us. Hopefully, it will be a much better year than 2010 was, with all its trials, tribulations, natural disasters, and terrorist attacks in many places of the world. And also hopefully, it will be a healthy year for all of us and financially rewarding as well.
We are planning, as previously indicated, to upload thousands of items in the coming months. Our Judaica stamps uploads are now COMPLETE. Everything currently in stock is now on our site except for some stragglers which may be physically hidden from view, and when found will also be uploaded. All new items received (new items, restocked items and old items which we never had before) will be uploaded within a week of receipt, keeping you up to date. Consequently it is important that you bookmark our site and do searches by 30-60-90 day increments to see what's new since your last visit. Of course you are always welcome to browse our entire Judaica stock as we are also continually updating descriptions, corrections, some price changes etc on an ongoing basis.
The biggest news for us as well as our customers whom we've met at shows during the past 37+ years, is that we are retiring from the show circuit in April/May 2011. Bluntly, bum knees and a bad back make the shlepping difficult. More on that in the coming months. Also, we will be away on holidays from Jan 26 until Feb 23 - hopefully basking in the sun in Florida, and visiting my son and his family in Cincinnati. Stay connected with our Newsletter which will ALWAYS keep you informed as to what's new
We are happy to say that our ENTIRE stock of Judaica stamps is now up on our site, with images. Other categories listed below have been updated as follows including images where available
JUDAICA FIRST DAY COVERS - Albania to Armenia, Hungary
JUDAICA CACHETS and CANCELATIONS - Hungary
We are happy to say that our ENTIRE stock of Judaica stamps is now up on our site, with images. A few stragglers when found will follow. All new issues will be posted when received.
Other categories listed below have been updated as follows including images where available
JUDAICA FIRST DAY COVERS - Albania to Armenia, Hungary
JUDAICA CACHETS and CANCELATIONS - Hungary
We have been asked by some customers to clarify two things. What exactly does the NEW icon mean appearing next to an item, and what constitutes a FIRST DAY COVER.
NEW icon: The NEW icon will appear when a) a new stamp release now in stock has been added to our database; b) an old item which we never had before but which has been newly acquired has been added to our database; and c) items which were in our database but were "lost" because of a bug in our old system, were added once again. It also has to be noted that if we acquire FDCs at the same time as a stamp, then both are seen to be NEW. If, however, a FDC is acquired at a later date, and the 30-60-90 day time frame (see our search engine) for NEW has expired, then the FDCs entered will not have a NEW icon added. Consequently, if you do collect FDCs, you should check those items you're looking for from time to time.
FIRST DAY COVER: What constitutes a FDC? A FIRST DAY COVER is an envelope, card or other piece of paper that has an authorized post office cancel applied on the First Day of Issue. It has absolutely nothing to do with the cachet or image on the cover. Any media may be used to produce a FIRST DAY COVER. It can be printed en masse, produced by a home printer, individually hand drawn, and can have items applied to the cover before or after the issue date, etc etc. Some FDC collectors are purists and will collect only those FDCs produced and sold by the Postal Authority issuing the stamp. Others prefer having a photo or image which complement either the cancel, stamp or both. Many countries, such as those in the Caribbean, some in Africa, Monaco, Austria to name a few have generic cachets or images. Some countries such as Germany, the USA and others do not officially produce FIRST DAY COVERS. We were asked some time ago by collectors why we don't produce our own FIRST DAY COVERS, and so that is what we have started to do. Working with the Postal Authorities in Canada, Israel, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Portugal, USA and more on the way, we have so far produced FIRST DAY COVERS in very limited quantities, from as low as 6 per item to as many as 25. Many items are already sold out. Some covers have cachets/photos affixed to the cover, while other covers are printed on the highest quality digital printers in full colour and individually hand folded. Over time we will be affixing photos and images to older covers which have either no cachets or generic cachets to make them more appealing to the Judaica collector as well as the general topical collector who is also our customer.
The following countries in the categories listed below have all been updated including images where available
JUDAICA STAMPS - Abkhazia to Maldives
JUDAICA FIRST DAY COVERS - Albania to Armenia, Hungary
JUDAICA CACHETS and CANCELATIONS - Hungary
We will also be updating old images produced when our first website went live in 1998, with newer and clearer images, using of course newer scan technology. We had initially intended to first update all stamps and then covers; however, we will now add covers as well as we continually update our Judaica stamps and covers stock.
Next week we will also try to update our entire stock of Israel sheets, sheetlets, tete-beche sheets, booklets, etc on FDCs (the Israel Philatelic Services does not produce these covers) produced by the various FDC and cachet makers in Israel. We try to carry all the different ones made, many of which are extremely eye-appealing, and produced in quantities as low as 150 of each. Watch for it.
Over two years in the making, and after a myriad of delays for far too many reasons which we'll pass on at this time, our new JUDAICA SALES website is here! A new home page, new pages throughout the site, a more pleasing layout, a new logo, new features, and a state of the art shopping cart is now at the beck and call of our Israel and Judaica customers.
We have contracted the services of a topnotch website developer in Winnipeg and we will be working with him to provide more features and enhancements over the coming months, to say nothing of getting rid of the bugs that we know are still there, especially in some cat/item #'s throughout the site, and bugs that you our customers, will advise us exist.
Over the next months, on an almost daily basis, we will be updating the site with new items, as well as items in our stock that have never before been offered on our website. Until now, these items were only sold at stamp shows throughout the country and abroad. Since our decision to stop doing shows effective April 2011 (again, more on that in a future newsletter), everything we have will be offered on our site.
As of today - 11/28/2010 - we have updated all Judaica stamps, souvenir sheets and sheetlets including images where available straight through from Abkhazia to Fiji. After our entire Judaica stamp inventory is updated we will then do all Judaica covers. And we will in the interim also update much of our Israel material. Plans are to upload images for all Israel stamps, First Day Covers, maximum cards, etc currently in stock, since many topical collectors look to the cachets and cancels on cover for topical content.


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Pennetta who is recovering from a wrist injury tweeted pictures of them working out in a gym. Meanwhile, Nadal who is expected to return to clay court in South America has not played since June last year due to a knee injury. Both of them were consulted by the same doctor.
And if you haven't know yet, Pennetta used to date Carlos Moya, Nadal's mentor and long time friend.
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For some reason, my mind seems to commune with Heaven a little better if I am moving around. Of course, I still kneel at my bedside each day, but some of the stronger and more memorable connections have come through praying while puttering around the house.
The other day I was scrubbing the shower walls and bathtub. The soap scum was cowering and shaking knowing that I wouldn't stop until every last hint was gone.
Chalk that one up to OCD.
Some of you may know, and some of you may not, but my mother died from breast cancer 23 years ago. The loss of a mother to a young 24 year-old, newly-wed son can only be understood by others who have experienced such a loss.
But that's a story for another day.
While reaching up to get the corners of the marble in the shower I was in the middle of one of my daily conversations with my Father in Heaven.
As I do from time to time, I prayed that my mom knew that we love her and miss her. I prayed that she is happy. Continue reading I am grateful for my identity


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When: November 19, 2018 - December 7, 2018
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Why: To do our part and give back to the Hampton Roads community this holiday season.
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In a modern online environment, you cannot simply develop a website and let it be. You need to find ways to connect to the target audience, get ahead of the competitors and generate traffic. You need to connect your digital extension with the offline physical business you run, get in touch with the suppliers and distributors, and maintain the whole system operating. Over many years in the web development industry, we have polished the practices of fast delivery and high quality coding to perfection.
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Unfortunately, developers cannot read your thought - that is why no one can guarantee you that the third party you outsource custom web application development to will envision the application just like you see it in your mind. Designing a wireframe, you ensure that the developers have the same image of the application and understand the ideas behind it, the requirements for its design and the features you wish to implement.
Application blueprints identify the set of features for the web application and put every element in its place before it is coded. Another valuable advantage of a wireframe is that it allows designers to eliminate any possible issues before they appear. There are so many benefits application prototyping gives you, which makes it even sadder that this activity is often disregarded. Are you ready to start creating the blueprint of your web application?
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To design great blueprints, you should consider a number of aspects we are going to tell you about. If your aim is to create a structure of a website that will represent your business online, your first step will be to make a list of pages like the one we have proposed above. Keep in mind that designer should provide you with separate wireframes of websites for desktop and mobile devices. As a result of this stage, you will get a ready website map you can start turning into a wireframe. Speaking of blueprints for mobile applications, your first stage will be to create user stories of how real people will interact with your application. Each user scenario should deal with a certain feature or a page inside the application. When you have outlined every possible user story, you are ready to design a wireframe that would illustrate every action that is described in it.
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This morning one came across an interesting article (Man who claimed boss dubbed 'Mr Stinky' would 'lift his bum and fart' on him loses $1.8 million case) by Frank Chung of the Sun.com.au who reported on the outcome of a claimant who bought forward a case for Psychiatric and Physical Illness and Bullying against his former employer.
As a Counsellor and Career Development Specialist one frequently speaks with clients about bullying in the workplace, that is to help clients define the term, to listen in order to facilitate the client in expressing, processing and healing their experience(s).
In this case a claimant Mr. David Hinsgt, presented a case for psychiatric and physical injuries as a result of been bullied in the workplace. That is, he alleged his former supervisor, Mr. Greg Short, regularly farted in a confined space near him; which Mr. Hingst found highly offensive.
The article goes on to state the claimant regularly received phone calls for 5 to 6 weeks prior to his termination about his performance, in which he was verbally abused; and in other incidents was aggressively questioned about his sexual preferences.
The judge, Justice Zammitt found that the claimant was an unreliable and unsatisfactory witness. That if the claimant had not lost his job or been abused over the telephone then this would not be a big issue. Thus, the article states that because of Mr. Hingst feelings regarding his termination, that he acted in an extreme and unreasonable way – seeking revenge and as such found no depressive or stress related condition as a result.
So, my question to you is do you think Justice Zammit got it right with respect to his ruling? And what impact do you think the judge's findings will have on future bullying and harassment cases if a precedent has been set where offensive and inappropriate behaviour is seen as "typical banter or mucking about" in the workforce.
From ones' perspective, one perceives that if Mr. Hingst sought qualified legal representation, gathered and presented strong evidentiary support as proof of statement of claim in a logical and systematic fashion that it is possible that the outcome would have been different.
Ones concern as a lay person though, is that Justice Zammit's ruling has now set a precedent for inappropriate, offensive or abusive behaviour in the workplace and that if one was to experience such behaviour in the workplace one would not have a recourse to address the incident(s) or impact on ones physical, psychological or emotional self – legally speaking.
Hmm interesting food for thought.
Author: Katherine J Foster – Career Development Specialist and Counsellor – 14th May 2018
About Author: – Katherine is the Founder of Blu Ripples a specialist Career Counselling and Consulting practice located in Port Stephens NSW. Katherine is a nationally registered Career Development Specialist and Counsellor; is a Professional Member of the Career Development Association of Australia, Member of the Australian Counselling Association of Australia and Australian Association for Psychological Type. Katherine has worked in private practice since 2003 and prior to that worked in the corporate sector for a period of 12 years predominantly in Human Resources and Administration.


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"Yo is my maiden name & Lee is my married name, and together is what completes and makes me who I am today." – MsYoLee
I am a Canadian currently residing in New York City. A nine to fiver in the corporate world specializing in talent management and executive leadership development, this journey has taken me around the world to different industries, but I still felt the aspiring artsy side of me feel something was missing. So in 2010, as a means of a creative outlet to express myself, I created my namesake blog to add perspective to the growing conversation of the fashion evolution.
In the 7 plus years of running my site and re-branding in the midst, it has been invaluable to see the industry reshape from the inside out, especially as both a style influencer and fashion enthusiast. As more people start to develop personal brands – and brands try to become more human – connecting to audiences in real authentic ways has never been more important.
Flash forward to today, I'm humbled to have worked with an amazing list of brand partners including Puma, Unilever, Macy's, Michael Kors, DSW, TD Bank, Neutrogena, Polaroid, Motorola, Coca-Cola, Banana Republic, Geox, Ole Henriksen, Amazon, Oprah's Magazine, Away Travel, Verizon, Daniel Wellington, Barilla, Almond Breeze, Sudio, West Elm, Bloomingdale's, and many, more. I've also been honored to collaborate in global digital campaigns with luxury brands Sheraton Niagara Falls Spa, Komandoo Maldives, One World, Cathay Pacific, WOW Air, Volkswagen, Ubud Hanging Garden Bali, Audi x Singapore Fashion Week, Remy Martin. Not to mention, I've been featured in some of my favorite print and online publications including Fashion Canada, Elle Canada, Harper's Bazaar, Who What Wear, Fanique, ShopStyle and more.
My photographs have allowed me to tell an ongoing narrative of my evolving personal style. I love all things masculine and menswear inspired – think timeless meets classic with a hint of quirk (which is probably my awkward personality shining through lol). While many things have changed, some remain pretty consistent. You'll rarely find me without my shades, a bold lip, a cool or interesting accessories, and polished fingertips.
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Lamb Burgers with Avocado and Arugula
During the summer season everyone cooks burgers (at least once). So do I.
Actually, I am making burgers more than once, and I prefer to serve them as a part of 'burger by the flavor' dinner. What does it mean? This is a burger dinner for which I am selecting side dishes and condiments to complement the spices in the meat, poultry or fish. Thus, my traditional American salt-pepper-ketchup burger is usually accompanied with fries as a side and a variety of pickled vegetables. To a lamb burger, like in this recipe, I am adding a bowl of homemade tzatziki and a couscous based side dish to create a right combination of flavors that will satisfy most demanding critics.
The unique taste of the lamb, peppery arugula and creamy avocado perfectly complement each other. And a touch of a refreshing tzatziki sauce helps to create an incredibly tasty Middle Eastern accent.
(On the photo you can see my son's actual lamb burger with added pickled cucumbers and red spicy sauce he chose instead of tzatziki)
Lamb Burgers with Avocado and Arugula
4 burgers
- 1 ½ lb ground lamb (approximately 6 oz per serving)
- ½ tsp ground cumin
- ½ tsp ground coriander
- ¼ tsp ground allspice
- ¼ tsp ground cinnamon
- Dash of cayenne pepper
- Salt
- Black pepper
- ½ onion, preferably red or sweet, sliced
- 1 avocado + lemon or lime juice for drizzling
- 2 – 3 cups arugula
- Boston salad leaves (optional)
- 6-8 tbsp tzatziki or to taste
- 4 hamburger buns
- A bit of olive (or other vegetable) oil for burgers
In a large bowl, mix together the lamb, cumin, coriander, allspice, cinnamon, cayenne pepper, salt, and black pepper. Do not over mix, or the burgers will be tough and not juicy.
Make burgers 3/4 " thick. Make a depression in the center of each burger. Brush the burgers with the oil.
Grill the burgers on medium-high for approximately 4 minutes per side for medium rare.
Grill the burger buns cut side down for 45 seconds.
Cut the avocado into thin slices. Drizzle a lemon or lime juice over the slices.
Serve the burgers with the onion slices, avocado, arugula and tzatziki.
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The Death Of Diablo, Or Why I Resubbed to WoW (And Other Thoughts)
Well, it has been one hell of a long time since I have written anything here, hasn't it?
I haven't even been writing on my other blog (which will be changing as soon as I finish up this post).
There are many many reasons for that, none of which I will bore you with.
I will, however, regale you with the story of why I resubbed to WoW, when I thought… I hoped… that Diablo 3 would take its place.
Are you ready? Its really a long winded reason…
Alright. Here it is:
It took me just 45 minutes to clear all of Act4 on my witch doctor (aptly named oogabooga).
Ok, that was a short and oversimplified statement, but when you boil my reasoning down, that is what it rests on. Simply put – Diablo 3 does not have the exploration aspect of its gameplay, nor the overbearing and fantastic storytelling of its predecessors. It isn't nearly random enough. And when compared to WoW, a game I have enjoyed over the last… 4 years?… It simply does not have an engaging endgame. While I can do one of a million things in WoW, the end game for Diablo 3 is ONLY the item hunt. That's it.
So after sitting down for a minute and thinking about where I was with my gameplaying and such, I decided that I will return to wow after an almost 6 month break. So I went and bought pandaria that day, and logged back in.
It was so refreshing to relog and see all of my toons. What wasnt so refreshing was blizz resetting all of my addons >.<
Does this mean I am back to blogging? Meh. When I get the penchant for it, or I have a big enough rant I will write about it. I will, as promised, post and updated L2Ret FAQ. But guess what – I am just as lost as you right now. I am reading, practicing, learning. I am hesitant to post one anyway, until I hit 90. What I can say is this – it seems I have really high (out competing higher geared characters) single target. But my trash dps is just trash. Lowest by a large margin. I need to figure out why that is before I can begin to fix it.
Also, our rotation feels…. clunky. And very very… not enough buttons to press. I miss holy wrath and consecration.
On the AH side of things… I ended the game with an entire bank tab (and then some) of uncut gems and 650k of gold in the bank. I had another half tab of glyph ink that I never cashed in. I gave it away about a month ago. Before I quit, those mats would have taken me to gold cap at least. But they were just sitting in the bank, and I had no motivation to resub to mobile ah just to liquidate them (this was before it went free). So I just let a friend have them in the hopes that he would at least make some cash off of it, and it cleared out my inventory to make room for pandaria (because even at that point I was strongly considering going back to wow). As of right now, I have a tab that is my "junk tab" – a collection of motes and things past that I sell off as I get them, and also to have a small stockpile so that I can raise up baby crafters. I also have an entire tab of netherweave cloth bolts. Netherweave bags always sell really well at the beginning and through most of the start of the expansion.
What I don't have – Inscription ink. When blizz changed the glyphs, they made some not discovered. I need to go through and discover the new glyphs again.
And my thoughts on Pandaria money making?
Crafters who hate farming (me) and have two crafting professions (me) are going to be hit with a hammer. Because of motes being BoP. They do drop from mobs, but at a lower rate. I have seen everything from 1 or 2 motes every 5 or so mobs, to just getting 5 total SoH (that's 50 motes) from 85-90. I hope, for our sake, it is the former. Otherwise it is going to be essential, nigh required, to have a gathering profession on each toon just for the extra motes.
JC – JC is a bit of a mixed bag. Let me list the positive things before the negs. Positive – JC now no longer uses a daily token system for recps. We are on a discovery system like alchemists or inscriptionists. Our special JC only gems will come from shards we get while prospecting. We got some expensive (but cool) mounts. Our hybrid gems got buffed significantly, and we should see a more of a balance on sales. It will devalue our red gems a slight bit. But it should value at least our orange and purps by a bit too.
And the bad – The shuffle is going to depend largely on the price of mats… as it always has. It now requires three gems and a setting to make one ring. I'm not sure how this will play out in the long term, and will force us to really think about profitability. It's a squeeze basically. It takes three gems of a color to research a new cut of that color. It isnt a total waste, we will get two randomly cut gems back. But it is a lot of mats just to research new cuts. I would like to see it require green gems, rather than blue gems. There are no "frozen orb" type spells to convert green gems to blue gems. We can override the daily research with three SoH to give us a random cut of any color. This is why SoH are so precious to us, and why it might be worth it to crab a gathering profession. It really depends on drop rates. For sure, I will be sinking all of my SoH into this for a long while until I get most cuts. My BS will just lay by the wayside.
Blacksmithing got the nerfbat right to the head.
Rods got taken away, so that no longer makes money. In addition belt buckles use an xmute mat that is on a 1D cooldown.
BS is going to be hard pressed to find a reliable way to make money, which is another reason I am considering very strongly dropping it from Fire.
I guess that is it for the moment. The moment Mists launches I will be grinding out JC mats. That will be it and all for the first week. Then we will go from there.
Catch ya all around in game.


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How to Make a Good Confession1. Examine our Conscience.
(Prayer aids on how to make a good confession will be available in the Church)
The Priest will often begin with the Sign of the Cross or a greeting and blessing.
May the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary and of all the saints, whatever good you do and suffering you endure, heal your sins, help you grow in holiness, and reward you with eternal life. Go in peace. –Rite of Penance, no. 93
PREPARATION: Before going to confession, take some time to prepare. Begin with prayer, and reflect on your life since your last confession. How have you — in your thoughts, words, and actions — neglected to live Christ's commands to "love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind," and to "love your neighbor as yourself" (Mt. 22:37,39)? As a help with this "examination of conscience," you might review the Ten Commandments or the Beatitudes (Ex. 20:2-17; Dt. 5:6-21; Mt. 5:3-10; or Lk. 6:20-26).
GREETING: The priest will welcome you; he may say a short blessing or read a Scripture passage.
THE SIGN OF THE CROSS: Together, you and the priest will make the Sign of the Cross. You may then begin your confession with these or similar words: "Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. It has been [give days, months, or years] since my last confession."
CONFESSION: Confess all your sins to the priest. If you are unsure what to say, ask the priest for help. When you are finished, conclude with these or similar words: "I am sorry for these and all my sins."
PENANCE: The priest will propose an act of penance. The penance might be prayer, a work of mercy, or an act of charity. He might also counsel you on how to better live a Christian life.
ACT OF CONTRITION: After the priest has conferred your penance, pray an Act of
Contrition, expressing sorrow for your sins and resolving to sin no more. A suggested Act of Contrition is:
O My God, I am heartily sorry for having offended Thee,
and I detest all my sins, because I dread the loss of Heaven and the pains of Hell;
but most of all because I have offended Thee, My God,
who art all-good and deserving of all my love.
I firmly resolve, with the help of Thy grace,
to confess my sins, to do penance,
and to amend my life. Amen.
(Act of Contrition cards will be available in the Church/Confessional. Other approved acts of Contrition/Prayer of the Penitent are listed following this step-by-step process.)
ABSOLUTION: The priest will extend his hands over your head and pronounce the words of absolution. You respond, "Amen."
PRAISE: The priest will usually praise the mercy of God and will invite you to do the same. For example, the priest may say, "Give thanks to the Lord for he is good." And your response would be, "His mercy endures for ever" (Rite of Penance, no. 47).
DISMISSAL: The priest will conclude the sacrament, often saying, "Go in peace."
If it has been a while since your last confession, remember, "Do not fear" (Is. 41:10). The priest will help guide you. (For more information, visit www.usccb.org/confession.)
Copyright © 2013, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. Scripture excerpts taken from the New American Bible, rev. ed. © 2010, 1991, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Inc., Washington, DC. All rights reserved. Excerpts from the English translation of Rite of Penance © 1974, International Committee on English in the Liturgy, Inc. All rights reserved. This text may be reproduced in whole or in part without alteration for nonprofit educational use, provided such reprints are not sold and include this notice.
Other Approved Acts of Contrition/Prayer of the Penitent
Psalm 25:6-7:
Remember, Lord, your compassion and mercy you showed long ago. Do not recall the sins and failings of my youth. In your mercy remember me, Lord, because of your goodness.
Psalm 51:4-5:
Wash me from my guilt and cleanse me of my sin. I acknowledge my offense; my sin is before me always.
Luke 15:18; 18:13:
Father, I have sinned against you and am not worthy to be called your son. Be merciful to me, a sinner.
Father of mercy, like the prodigal son I return to you and say: "I have sinned against you and am no longer worthy to be called your son."
Christ Jesus, Savior of the world, I pray with the repentant thief to who you promised
Paradise: "Lord, remember me in your kingdom." Holy Spirit, fountain of love, I call on you with trust: "Purify my heart, and help me to walk as a child of light."
Lord Jesus, you opened the eyes of the blind, healed the sick, forgave the sinful woman, and after Peter's denial confirmed him in your love. Listen to my prayer: forgive all my sins, renew your love in my heart, help me to live in perfect unity with my fellow Christians that I may proclaim your saving power to all the world.
Lord God, in your goodness have mercy on me: do not look on my sins, but take away all my guilt. Create in me a clean heart and renew within me an upright spirit.
Lord Jesus, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner.
Lord Jesus, you chose to be called the friend of sinners. By your saving death and resurrection free me from my sins. May your peace take root in my heart and bring forth a harvest of love, holiness, and truth.
From Rite of Penance/Rite for Reconciliation of Individual Penitents. Copyright © 1974. International Committee on English in the Liturgy, Inc. All rights reserved. Published by the authority of the Bishops' Committee on Liturgy, United States Conference of Catholic
Why Confess to a Priest?:
The Diocese of Alexandria, Virginia has developed this helpful video to explain the Sacrament of Reconciliation and why go to a priest.
Confession Explained
Q: Why is Sacramental Confession necessary for Catholics?
A: Catholics believe that Confession is necessary for the forgiveness of post-baptismal sins because Christ instituted the Sacrament of Penance for this purpose (John 20:22-23). Church Canon Law states: "All the faithful who have reached the age of discretion are bound faithfully to confess their grave sins at lease once a year." (CIC, 989). Catholics who confess their sins have the assurance of Christ Himself that their sins are forgiven (Matt 18:18; John 20:23).
Q: How often should one go to Sacramental Confession?
A: The second precept (or law) of the Catholic Church states: "You shall confess your sins at least once a year. This ensures preparation for the Eucharist by the reception of the Sacrament of Reconciliation, which continues Baptism's work of conversion and forgiveness" (2042). As a matter of devotion, monthly Confession or Seasonal Confession (Christmas, Easter, Pentecost) is recommended. Children and RCIA Candidates are to go to Confession prior to their receiving First Holy Communion. (CIC, 914), (RCIA, 482). Pastoral Counsel: "If you commit a mortal sin, go to Confession as soon as you can and certainly before your next Holy Communion. For spiritual growth, go to Confession regularly or seasonally."
Q: "I understand that it is not necessary to go to Confession before we go to Holy Communion unless we have committed a mortal sin. If we are not guilty of mortal sins, do we still have to go to Confession during the Easter Season?
A: You are correct in stating that if we have committed a mortal sin it is necessary to go to Confession before receiving Holy Communion. However, if we have not committed a mortal sin it is not necessary to go the Confession during the Easter Season. A worthy Holy Communion is the requirement at Easter Time. If, during the Easter Season, a person is in the state of grace, not in mortal sin, no Confession is necessary. (CIC, 920-1-2; 989). The main event of going to confession is the reception of God's forgiveness. Don't let the mechanics of making a confession discourage you.
Q: What is the Easter Duty?
A: The Easter Duty is the obligation to receive a worthy Holy Communion during the Easter Time, i.e., the time between the first Sunday of Lent and Trinity Sunday, a period of about a hundred days. If we are not in the state of grace, then we must go to Sacramental Confession before receiving our Easter Duty Communion.
Q: Is it a sin if Catholics never go to Confession?
A: "Never say never." The Catechism of the Catholic Church states: "Children must go to the Sacrament of Penance before receiving Holy Communion for the first time." (CCC, #1457), (CIC, Can. 914) Also: "Anyone conscious of a grave sin must receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation before coming to Communion." (CCC, # 1385 and 1457), (CIC, Can. 989), (1 Cor II:27-29) And: "…after having attained the age of discretion, each of the faithful is bound by an obligation faithfully to confess serious sins at least once a year." (CCC, # 1457), (CIC, Can. 989).
The Sacrament of Penance is part of the "Catholic Sick Call" that prepares the sick person for death. Holy Communion (Viaticum), Anointing of the Sick (Extreme Unction) and the Apostolic Blessing (Papal Blessing) are also parts of the sick call (CCC, # 1525). So, apart from these times of necessary Confession, a person without mortal sin need not go to Confession. "Without being strictly necessary, confession of everyday faults (venial sins) is, nevertheless, strongly recommended by the Church." (CCC, #1458), (CIC, Can. 988 #2). Jesus and Sigmund might well say together: "Keep in touch; Confession is good for peace of soul and peace of mind."


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I never post on this blog anymore.
Oddly it's because I am just not excited about nursing anymore. I'm not a fan of my job, but I don't really want to do anything else. I feel like I'm in Mommy mode again and not in career mode anymore so work is a paycheck and that is all.
I wish I could be all inspiring and some such, but honestly it'd be bs at this point. Almost 7 years in and I've worked LTC, Pediatric Homehealth, Visiting Nurse for adults, Urgent Care, Telemetry at the Hospital and now Supervisor/Charge Nurse in a SNF. I've liked and hated them all... lol
Such is the beast of nursing.... Where are you now?
A peek into the life of me. A Stair stepper NURSE who went from CNA to RN, while being a, WLS patient, Wife, and Mother of 2. Journey with me through the ups and downs of nursing school, the roller-coaster that is marriage and the drama of parenting teens. All while attempting to start a Nursing career, further my education, and lose weight.
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Monday, February 29, 2016
I never seem to get around to posting on the work or school front. My other life just seems to take over. I am NOT in school right now. Maybe I'll got back in a year or two, but right now no time. As for work. I've been busy on that front. Quitting jobs that is. I did a stint in home health again, then moved over to a group home, which did not work out at all. It was more of an atmosphere thing/ favorites thing vs an actual job thing. But the group home job was more like I was a Respitory Therapist then a nurse. The home health was more hours than 40+ a week. Group home pay was bottom of the barrel and an hour away. The home health money was BANK but so much of it was unpaid prep work.
So here I am about to start new job. Second shift nursing supervisor at a SNF.
So here I am about to start new job. Second shift nursing supervisor at a SNF.
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Graduation date: 2015
Areas of study while enrolled at OU: Finance and Music
Current professional role: Financial Analyst at J.P. Morgan
How has your academic or extracurricular experience impacted your career path?
Throughout my four years at OU I learned what subjects I enjoy more than others which then led me to my current career path. Taking classes in a variety of different subjects allowed me to better understand what I am passionate about. Once I realized I wanted to pursue the business track I got involved in different extracurricular activities that revolved around my interests. These included Select Leaders, Student Equity Management Group, and Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity. Joining these groups allowed me to take a deeper dive in subjects that I enjoy but also helped me find a job come senior year.
What, if anything, has surprised you about the direction your career path has taken?
The biggest surprise in my career path so far is realizing that when things don't go to plan that its definitely not the end of the road. We always try to plan out our career path step by step but change is inevitable. Just have to keep going forward.
What was the biggest challenge you faced during the job-search process and how did you overcome that?
The hardest part of the job-search was getting in the door. But through lots of networking and calling amazing alumni getting in the door becomes easy. Coming from OU which is now always a target school for major companies, many people assume we are non-material. This is our greatest advantage. Being an underdog allows us to have nothing to loose and allowed me to show that I have a personality and am competent of doing the job at hand. At the end of the day, most people root for the underdog anyway.
What is your favorite thing about post-grad life?
The best thing about post-grad life is having a clean house and kitchen. What makes Athens amazing other than the food and scenery are the people and if all goes well those you will stay friends with these people and probably still live with them after college. That's what makes the post-grad life so enjoyable. Having cash-flow is nice too!
If you could go back and tell your college-self one thing, what would it be?
Get involved early. It may feel awkward jumping into things with a bunch of older kids but life is awkward, so get to college green and put your email down on as many sheets as possible. OU is like nothing else and nothing will every be like the four years spent in Athens. Four years go by way to fast and sometimes we forget how truly amazing OU is. Big mammas at 2am is totally okay, you'll have plenty of years to eat overpriced food after graduation.


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Community Economic Development (CED)
Community Economic Development is a process by which the public sector, business, and community partners work together to make their region a better place to both work and live. CED integrates social, cultural, and environmental dimensions into decisions to ensure the right conditions for economic growth and job opportunities.
The Wellington-Waterloo Community Futures is actively involved with the local interest groups that are responsible for making decisions for economic growth. We are working to assist with:
- effective and regular communication between business, government, and community groups
- properly maintained infrastructure
- access to training and development opportunities
- community enthusiasm and commitment
How Can the CED Help You?
The WWCF can assist with the following:
- Socio-Economic research, analysis, and report writing
- Strategic planning
- Facilitation (developing a vision, goals, objectives, and timelines)
- Research to secure funding and proposal writing
- Provide recommendations on CED opportunities
- Act as liaison between local organizations, business and representatives of government and industry
Contact information
Jenna Morris
Economic Development Officer
519-846-9839 ex. 226


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Finance Systems Transformation
One of the world's leading providers of communications solutions and services operating in 170 countries. Its principal activities include networked IT services, local, national and international telecommunications services, and higher-value broadband and internet products and services.
Project Overview & Objectives
The client established a regional Finance transformation program that has a five-year timeframe to rationalize and consolidate Finance support systems, outsource selected operations, and provide management expertise to enterprise programs and initiatives that impact the division.
Our Involvement
Synaptitude delivered program management consulting services to lead the workstream focused on the transformation of the Finance systems. We were responsible for all system interactions and dependencies across the enterprise programs and related corporate initiatives. Some activities included the baselining of System functional architectures, the definition of target architectures, the development of vendor contract arrangements for outsourcers, performing as the single Point of Contact for Finance systems in the region, the management of system migrations, and the facilitation of system access requests. Additional involvement includes the planning of milestones and the associated roadmap to achieve the target architecture.
Results and Benefits
As a result of this program, Synaptitude's client is able to centrally assess, manage and execute program lifecycle activities for the business. Significant cost savings have been achieved through comprehensive planning and risk management.


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Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)
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