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The little things
The lovely Annie gave me a lift to Kerry's thanksgiving service together with Helen and Helen yesterday. It was very clear from the service and the love for Kerry, that she has left behind quite a legacy and we got talking about how little thoughtful things people do for you can really make a difference. Which got me thinking about the things people have done for me.
A friend once brought us a shepherds pie after we moved house so we didn't have to cook. I was so overwhelmed that she'd been thinking of us, that I've tried to do the same when friends have had babies, knowing that practical help is so much more needed than presents.
I remember going to see the doctor when I was pregnant with H, as I was feeling terrible with a headache I just couldn't shake, she was so lovely and said she wanted to take me home and look after me. Just her understanding made me feel so much better.
More recently when Z entered his school talent show as a Magician and I was terrified, knowing that as quite a sensitive little boy it was going to be very scary for him. Magicians.co.uk read my post and sent him a couple of new tricks. He was so excited that a real Magician had heard about him that it gave him and me a real boost.
Has anyone ever done anything for you that really made an impact?
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I think it is so important to remember the little things and what people do for you. We went to Waitrose car park the other day and you have to pay for it as it's just a small one, and there is an old man who must be about 80 who sits in the kiosk. I got to the barrier and realised I hadn't got £2 on me. He winked at me and said 'I won't tell if you don't' and let me through. Its not much but its just about being nice to people. x
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When I met Mr B I had been separated for six months. I mentioned in September that it was going to be my first Christmas without the children as I had arranged with my ex that we would alternate who's house they spent Christmas in each year.
Hearing this Mr B said nothing (he didnt have children so I sort of thought he just didnt get that parental pull and how much I would miss them).
By beginning of December I was getting more sad about how I would spend the day, assuming he would be at his parents too. I mean, why would he not, we were not living together or anything.
On December 22nd he announced that he had booked for us to go to Prague for Christmas. Flying out on 22nd and back on Christmas Day so we would be back on 27th to collect children and could have 26th at home.
The most amazing thing that anybody has ever done for me. Not a little thing at all but it meant the world to me as he did get it, after all.
Mummy B that is just beautiful, what a lovely and thoughtful husband you have
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Yes, many many times but the one that sticks clearest in my mind was last Christmas (2011) when I was queuing with the girls in Argos to pick up some toys and an old couple sat next to us intrigued with the girls and well behaved they were.
The old lady nodded to her husband and they gave the girls £1 each, I tried to refuse, not used to taking money from strangers but the couple insisted saying the good deed would return to them sooner or later. Her words struck a chord in my heart and I try, when I can to do good deeds too maybe they will come back one day?
Thinking of you xx
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When my mum died the women I barely yet knew in my sons reception class clubbed together and bought me a stunning apple tree in her memory.
My little boy frankie wrote a story about his lego men and lego read it on his blog and sent him a topsecret box with a mission to build a lego hero. He was over the moon.
Breastdeeding 2 hourly as my baby wieged just 3 llb, totally skint and feeling rough my hair straightemers gave up too. My best friends fdrove form wales to Nottingham with a brand new pair for me to cheer me up.
It is the little things. I know its not enough but i am sorry for your loss take care of you xxxx
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I think the most recent act of kindness is you yourself and Mary.
As you and I had planned to journey to the service together by train from Stratford, you wanted to make sure I was taken care of when Annie offered you a lift.
You therefore introduced me, thoughtfully, to Mary and she was so so very kind. Meeting me at Wivenhoe and bringing me back there after the Greyhound.
I'll remember for a long time how thoughtful she was, at a time when I was feeling very emotional.
Mummy and the beastie said that Kerry posted Beastie some pegs to hold his artwork up. She was one thoughful lady, that Kerry, who will be dearly missed.
If we can do anything to pass it on, how lovely she was, the world will truly be a better place.
Liska xxx
Liska @newmumonline recently posted..Today – 4th January 2013 – Multiple Mummy's Thanksgiving Service #KerryInOurHearts -
I am a HUGE fan of the little things and passing on the kind…..
Here is my story which had made me do it at least once a week now, more if the opportunity presents itself…..
So sad I couldn't make yesterday but have loved hearing how the service went. Kerry is loved thorughout the world isn't she??
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Awe bless his cotton socks, I can just see his excitement!!
And I know what you mean, doing small things for people can mean a WHOLE LOT more to them.
M xx
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A lovely post, thought about Kerry and family all day yesterday, sometimes a little kindness goes a long way, whether its the verbal word or an act, I try to be kind in all I do.
I had a friend recently ask for my address and she sent me a book, I had another offering the same thing, I said no but I was so pleased to just have the offer amazing that both of these people I have met online one i have met once for 5 mins and other still to meet but simple things make me smile xxx
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Well you know, someone very lovely sent me some reeses Xmas trees as she knows how much I love reeses!
I was thinking of you all yesterday and of Kerry, hope all went as well as can do xx
Good Question. When Mum died my friends took over, made a rota for childcare and casseroles, those things made a huge difference. Another one, I try to pass on blogging opportunities if I can't make them, by offering other bloggers as contacts to PR people. Anyway someone paid that back hugely just before Christmas and a really exciting opportunity came my way, I am still pinching myself daily and it totally restored my faith in paying it forward.
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When F was about 6 months I had flu. I felt so poorly but not ill enough for my husband to take the day off work. I'll never forget how my neighbour came round and just took F from my arms and sent me to bed for an hour while she rocked my teething baby and entertained her own 2 year old.
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I remember a simple hug after I had had Chloe. An older friend said well done you. It really resonated with me and I try to say it to others after having given birth. Afterall its bloody hard work!
Glad yesterday went well, I still can't believe she has gone. So sad. Thinking about the nice things people do I will always remember the neighbour that made us cakes when we moved in, the lady that gave Rosie a flower just because and the friend that tided around whilst i fetched medicine for a poorly Daisy xxx
Hope all went well at the service. Was thinking of you all and Kerry. I remember my sister arriving at my house a few days before my finals with bags of snacks, ready-meals and old-fashioned bottles of coca cola to keep me awake and make sure I didn't have to worry about cooking and could concentrate on revising. I was really touched.
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I thought of you all on Friday xx The little things are so important aren't they? I think my favourite though was my Japanese friend turning up shortly after the birth of my son with the biggest plate of sushi ever, she had realised how much I had missed not being able to eat it! She is now my son's Godmother. Not just because of the sushi, although that might have something to do with it
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I think it's small moments of kindness that we remember most of all. The one that sticks most vividly in my mind was when I worked in an office in London and my brother was taken seriously ill, in Lancashire. I called the hospital to be told to go there immediately, and not even wait until the morning – he was dying.
I walked out of the office without a backward glance. The next week or so was awful but I remember my boss – not an emotional person at ALL – sent me the most beautiful flowers and a hand-written note explaining how close he was to his own siblings, and how he hoped I was okay.
It's those small moments that remind you, even in the midst of grief, that the heart of life is good, and that sort of thing – hokey but true.
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There was someone who shared a blog with my wife. I had only met her once but she gave me so much support during some dark days. She continued writing the blog when my wife couldn't putting extra pressure on her family life. She never complained or suggested she would n't continue with this fantastic website of so much potential. She may think in the grand scheme of things this was 'little' but it was so much greater than that.
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I've also been thinking of you all.
That's a lovely tribute to you from Nick too.
I am also so grateful to so many people.
When my dad died, I needed to get home to South Wales from Manchester straight away.
I checked the train times and could only get as far as Cardiff.
A friend of Dave's drove in the middle of the night the three hours to Cardiff to pick me up and then the three hours back to get me home to my mum.
When my Son was born and very ill, he was taken to Birmingham in an ambulance. My sister drove Dave and I to B'ham and over the next few months close family, family and friends all rallied to help us, driving the six hours to see us, give us supplies and eventually drive us home!
Last year, when my son was knocked over so many people helped us, that I didn't know who to thank first. From the lady who gave him CPR, the one who rang the ambulance, the kids who ran to my house to get me, the neighbours who took my kids and looked after them with no question, the people who stood at the end of each road to close the roads off until police came, the people who lay their best coats under and over my bloodied son, the police and ambulance were amazing, the ladies who hugged me and steadied me as I dealt with the situation. Dave was at work about a mile away and as soon I rang him he downed his tools and just atarted to run. Someone who had already drove past the accident now drove past Dave running frantically, put two and two together, turned their car around and gave Dave a lift to his son.
On some days, I find just a little thing like a smile can make your day can't it?
I like to look out for ways I can help people too.
Such an inspiration.
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It's a materialistic thing but about a year and a half ago I did a Listography post about things I'd love for Valentine's Day and one of the things I wrote about was a Links bracelet. Someone who I had supported a great deal and was a good friend of, but I'd never met, bought it for me and sent it to me to say thank you.
Earlier I gave a mum a 50p piece for her son to have a go on a ride on.
Both small fry, neither emotional or sentimental
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i'm sorry that i am always sorry (promises)
i am still eighteen. and i am still at school right now. and i am still stressed out about so many things. some that deserve stress, some that don't. calm me down. i wish i had some kind of chemical dependency to rely on. some steady vice that i can be ashamed of. sometimes i wish for weird things. i'll just go write some poetry. because today after school i have to go to plainfield. i am interviewing to be put through the manager training program. i only kind of want to do this. is kind of enough? i don't really know what i want, except for two things. i want you. and i want to express myself clearly. that is all. i feel so bad because you needed me last night and i couldn't be there. but i'm going to call tonight after work. and i'll talk and talk to you. i need to make you so happy. i need to (promises)
played with nathan today/tonight. it was amazing. we worked on some new stuff that was amazing. kid left his drum sticks here. i'll return them tomorrow. had nice talking with joey. i work this week. my one and only is sad and i can do nothing to help. its fucking me up
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i went to a show on friday.
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motivation is a fucked up animal
i am at school again. again. always. my week, broken down, should resemble this:
at school. the horror. my love didn't have to go to school today. good for her. sad for me. i want to live with you
this might be goodbye and strangely enough, i find myself comforted. i haven't written in a while. i feel it coming. fast
i really am the sorriest. and i love you. and i love you
i feel so good about everything anymore. hotel hotel lets play house (promises)
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A concert of early Baroque music performed on period instruments might be viewed as a serene way to spend an evening. The biggest surprise was how lively and virtuosic this music could be in the hands of the Oberlin Baroque Ensemble. The ensemble – Marilyn McDonald on Baroque violin, Catharina Meints on viola da gamba […]
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In memoriam: Ernie Hoffman and Peter Morabito
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Cincinnati lost two fine members of the music community recently. Ernie Hoffman, former music director at Christ Church Cathedral and Rockdale Temple, died on Tuesday at age 59. I remember him as a gracious host each time I performed at "Music Live with Lunch," and I recall being impressed when he played the Saint-Saens Organ […]
Cincinnati Boychoir, Cathedral join forces
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Stephan Casurella, music director at Christ Church Cathedral, and Christopher Eanes, artistic director of the Cincinnati Boychoir, are announcing the partnership of the music programs of both organizations for this season. The Boychoir will be the resident ensemble of the Cathedral. Cincinnati Boychoir will perform several programs of the Cathedral's 40-concert season and will […]
Five organists join hands and feet for symposium
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In honor of Black History Month, five area organists will participate in a symposium of the music of Adolphus Hailstork tomorrow, 9 a.m. to noon, at Christ Church Cathedral, downtown at Fourth and Sycamore. The event, which includes participation by five area choruses, will be like a master class, with the composer present to comment […]
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The common house mouse weighs less than one ounce and is from 1 to 1 1/2 inches in length. The body is grayish-brown above and lighter, never white, below. Generally, it is a permanent resident in homes and other buildings. Wild mice enter dwellings in late summer or fall, spend the winter, and leave in the spring. All mice are excellent climbers and can be found at all levels of the house from the basement to the attic. Mice can be controlled.
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I find it funny when folks complain about regulations from the government. It is really to keep you alive. You see, some of your fellow Americans would kill you with chemicals and other concoctions just to make a buck. Remember the 70's? Acid rain, Iron Eyes Cody. It's one government entitiy(EPA)that republicans created that I agree with.
The regulations that made us safer were implemented decades ago. Since then, new regulations have become a bludgeon used by the "progressive" left to punish, or to drive out, manufacturing, which they despise.
Three days before Clinton left office, the EPA changed the standard for arsenic in drinking water. The old standard, set in 1942, was 50 parts per billion (PPB). The new Clinton standard was 10 PPB, to take effect after George W. Bush took office. This new regulation would have shut down several small manufacturing plants. Fortunately, President Bush withdrew the change citing "insufficient evidence to support the $200 million annual cost to municipalities."
By the way, how could it be that the Republicans created the EPA? According to you liberals, the Republicans are only interested in profits and don't give a hoot about the American people.
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With music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, the compelling true story of Eva Perón comes to vivid life through stunning showstoppers like "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina," "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" and "High Flying Adored." Evita follows the path of the small-town peasant girl as she uses her considerable smarts and charisma to rise from the slums of Argentina to President Juan Perón's side as first lady, becoming one of South America's most powerful women. Though she was much beloved by her people as the voice of the poor, her inevitable downfall came through her unwavering ambition and a devastating illness, making her one of history's most tragic and dramatic figures. Direct from Broadway and making its first national tour, this stunning production is directed by Tony nominee Michael Grandage and choreographed by Tony winner Rob Ashford. Learn More
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view more less of this reviewThis is the second time I've seen this. I saw it two weeks ago with my husband at another venue. I loved it so much I was thrilled that it was going to be so close to where I live so I could see it again! So I invited my sister to go with me this time. Though I still loved HAIR for all the great songs and anti-war themes, the sound inside the hall wasn't the best because it was sometimes pretty muffled. Even with the poor sound it didn't take away from the cast/crowd interaction and the fun characters. My sister enjoyed it as did I and we would probably see it again!
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Hair tells the story of a group of young-adult friends choosing to speak up and sing out in celebration of love, life and freedom. The first great rock musical, it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the stage, including "Let the Sun Shine In," "Easy to be Hard," "Good Morning Starshine," "Aquarius" and the infectious title song, "Hair."


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Finally confirmed folks, Apple is sending out official invites for the upcoming iPad 3 event. All be revealed coming next Wednesday, let see how many of those rumors turns out to be true.
If rumours are to be believed, the above picture you seeing is probably of the iPad 3 shipment en-route to US for the upcoming launch in March. Well about time .
March 2012 is coming which means the time of launching a new iPad for the world, Apple surely will be gearing up to make some waves in the market after the not much attention gathering iPhone 4S. Now iPad 2 indeed was a step above the older sibling, hence we do expect a lot from the iPad 3 as well. Bloomberg is reporting the some people familiar with matter share the iPad 3 will sport a high def screen, a faster processor and may be LTE as well. Now apart from LTE you might have seen all the above features being rumoured for iPad 2 as well. But anyways this time, i guess it would come true, iPad need to step up the game, the Android tablets have gained some market, and that Windows 8 tablet does seem interesting.


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The American journalist's harrowing 1871 quest to find England's most celebrated explorer is also a story of newfound fascination with Africa, the growing power of newspapers and the United States' emergence as a world power
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During the 19th century, as the African interior was slowly charted, the search intensified. Most of the explorers—loners, thrill seekers and adventurous aristocrats were British, and many of them died from disease, animal attack or murder. With every failed attempt, Montesquieu's words rang more true. (In fact, satellite images and aerial photographs would show that the Nile bubbles from the ground in the mountains of Burundi, between lakes Tanganyika and Victoria.) Finally, in the waning days of 1864, Sir Roderick Murchison, head of Britain's Royal Geographical Society and the driving force behind countless global expeditions, beseeched his old friend Livingstone to find the source. Murchison traveled north from London to Newstead Abbey, the former estate of Lord Byron, where Livingstone was staying with friends. At a time when explorers enjoyed the fame of modern-day rock stars, none was better known than the 51-year-old Livingstone—a recent widower with four children—with his stutter, crooked left arm, and walrus mustache. Since his first trip to Africa in 1841, he had walked across the Kalahari Desert, traced the path of the 2,200-mile-long ZambeziRiver and, in the 1854-56 journey that made him famous, ambled from one side of Africa to the other. The former missionary's renown was so great that he was mobbed by fans on the streets of London.
Livingstone had used his fame to preach for the abolition of the slave trade that was decimating the African people. Slavers from Persia, Arabia and Oman—whom Livingstone referred to collectively as "Arabs"—were penetrating deeper into the continent to capture men, women and children for sale in the markets of Zanzibar. Often, African tribes even raided other tribes and sold captives to the Arabs in exchange for firearms.
Despite Livingstone's reputation, his finances had been ravaged by a failed expedition up the Zambezi between 1858 and 1863. He needed one last great adventure, and the revenue from the bestselling book that was sure to follow, before retiring. So when Murchison asked his old friend to search for the source of the Nile, Livingstone agreed. He had left England in August 1865, planning to return in two years.
Now, six years later, Livingstone sat on the banks of the Lualaba watching thousands of residents of Nyangwe mingle among Arab slave traders in the village market. He had been plagued by one setback after another: anemia, dysentery, bone-eating bacteria, the loss of his teeth, thieving porters and, finally, worst of all, outright poverty—so much so that he now depended upon the Arabs for his food and shelter. That benevolence came with a price. Aware of the increasing worldwide opposition to their trade, the Arabs refused to allow Livingstone to send letters home by their caravans for fear he would spread word of their deeper encroachment. Even so, Livingstone was now enjoying a reprieve. Adiet of porridge, butter and rice had fattened him. All seemed well.
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As a matter of interest,the source of the Nile River was discovered in August, 1858, by the English explorer, John Hanning Speke, when he reached the lake which formed the great reservoir of the White Nile and named it Lake Victoria. His discovery was verified by Henry Stanley in 1871.
An obelisk in Speke's honor stands in Kensington Gardens, London.
(from the biography "SPEKE AND THE DISCOVERY OF THE SOURCE OF THE NILE" By Alexander Maitland, 1971)
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According to the Upanishads, this body is not impure. The so-called religious people are full of a deep condemnation for the body – as if the body is evil, something to be hated; as if the body is the cause of all the unhappiness, the misery, the bondage in life. For them it is as if the body is the gate to hell. But this so-called religious concept has no foundation: only the sick-minded think like this.
The body is not binding you, it is not holding you. How can it hold you? It is you who are holding the body. You have chosen this body: it is the manifested form of all your desires and longings. So the first thing to be understood is that whatever body you have, whether it is human or animal, bird or tree or stone, whether it is of a woman or a man, beautiful or ugly, healthy or sick – whatever body you have – it is the manifestation of your desires, your passions, your longings. You have exactly what you have desired. But you cannot see this because there is a great distance of time between the desire and its fulfillment.
A man sows a seed and after many years it sprouts. In the meantime, he has totally forgotten that he had sown the seed. You will be surprised to know that there were many tribes around the world, and even today there are some African tribes, that don't know that a child is born out of sexual intercourse because months have passed since the intercourse took place and here, now the child is born. So many tribes could not understand this connection. And each sexual intercourse does not create a child. Out of hundreds one results in the birth of a child and that too takes nine months.
Sometimes it takes a very long time to see the fulfillment of your desires, longings and wishes: you yourself have forgotten that you had desired it. Psychologists say that you invite many diseases: at some time you have desired them and that desire has remained suppressed in your unconscious mind. Then gradually the body creates that disease. It will be a little difficult to understand it because nobody likes sickness. Then why would someone desire to be sick? Why would someone sow the seeds of illness? There are profound reasons for this in the life of a person and it is a very complex network.
Whenever a small child becomes ill, people give him much attention and they care for him. When he is well nobody pays any attention to him. So in his unconscious mind it becomes clear that it is to his advantage to be ill because only then people will pay attention to him.
Everyone wants attention. It is a deep longing that people should pay attention to you because attention is food. Whenever someone looks at you you feel nourished and you become sad when nobody looks at you. Slowly, slowly a small child experiences that whenever he is ill something important happens – his father gives him more love and his mother sits near him. He has always wanted his father to be more loving towards him, for his mother to sit with him and everyone to care about him, but nobody ever bothered about him. But all his wishes are fulfilled when he is ill. Then his longing for attention becomes connected with illness. Later on, after many years, whenever this person feels neglected by others his unconscious desire to be ill will become very strong. This desire will not be conscious, it will be deep in his unconscious mind.
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Over the past decade, fossil finds from China have stunned the world, grabbing headlines and changing perceptions with a wealth of new discoveries. Many of these finds were first announced to English speakers in the journal Nature. Rise of the Dragon gathers together sixteen of these original reports, some augmented with commentaries originally published in Nature's "News and Views" section. Perhaps the best known of these new Chinese fossils are the famous feathered dinosaurs from Liaoning Province, which may help end one of the most intense debates in paleontology--whether birds evolved from dinosaurs. But other finds have been just as spectacular, such as the minutely preserved (to the cellular level) animal embryos of the 670 million-year-old Duoshantuo phosphorites, or the world's oldest known fish, from the Chengjiang formation in southwestern Yunnan Province. Rise of the Dragon makes descriptions and detailed discussions of these important finds available in one convenient volume for paleontologists and serious fossil fans.


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After yesterday's review of Season Match: Curse of the Witch Crow, I mentioned that I would taking a look at its prequels, and so here are my reflections on the first game in the series, Season Match. The premise of this match 3 game is that the Snow Queen has broken her magic mirror, and thus sets the weather in her fairy-tale realm a bit out of balance. It is up to us, as the players to do what it take to find the shards and help the other ladies in charge of the seasons bring the magic mirror back together and make the climate temperate again.


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BOSTON, MA (June 24, 2008) - The Boston Bruins and Delaware North Companies - Boston, operators of the TD Banknorth Garden, announce the promotion of Jen Compton (Mena) to Vice President of Marketing for the Boston Bruins and the TD Banknorth Garden. She had previously been Director of Marketing & PR for the Garden.
In her expanded role, Compton will have marketing oversight of both companies and for the TD Banknorth Garden, responsibilities and title will also include Public Relations. Compton will direct integrated marketing campaigns to support the diverse Boston Bruins and Garden products, including The Premium Club, corporate partnerships, VIP ticketing, family shows and concerts. In her new role, Compton will oversee brand management, advertising, creative services, e-marketing, and grassroots initiatives for the building as well as the club.
"Jen brings a great deal of sports marketing expertise and strategic vision that will provide a broader, more effective role in directing and assessing our individual and combined marketing initiatives," said Amy Latimer, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for the Boston Bruins and TD Banknorth Garden. "With Jen at the helm, we are better able to direct our collective marketing campaigns. I am confident she will continue to champion the Garden and Bruins as one of the countrys premier arenas and sports franchises."


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Nightmare (also called Evil Sphere) is a gigantic ball of negative energy that is usually thrown by Malachi. It is a very slow moving attack and can take a while for it to pass.
Soma Cruz was able to use this attack by using Malachi's soul in Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow and Castlevania: Harmony of Despair. Dmitrii Blinov was able to copy this ability from Malachi, which Soma witnessed, and it is the first attack he will use on Soma until he copies one of Soma's own attacks that he uses on him.
Charlotte Aulin is able to gain this spell from Malachi in Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin and Castlevania: Harmony of Despair.
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Summon a dark sphere that spews magical energy | Red Soul Soma | Consume: 20 MP | ATK +12 | Rarity: ** Steal: Malachi (2.3%) | ||||
A concentrated mass of fear and agony born from the darkness. | Bound Spell Charlotte | Consume: 20 MP | ATK +12 | Rarity: *** Bind: Malachi First Obtained: Chapter 4 |


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The Wheel – A Musical Celebration of Jerry Garcia
Benefit for the Rex Foundation
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Jesse McReynolds, Garrett McReynolds, Steve Thomas
Saturday, March 24, 2012
The Hamilton
600 14th Street, N.W. (14th & F)
Washington, DC
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Reception, Food and Premium Seating Concert Tickets:
(All but $70 is tax deductible)
Includes Drinks, Hearty Finger Food and Event Poster
Lightning $500.00 Reserved Front & Center Floor Seating
Thunder $150.00 Reserved Prime Floor Seating
7:30 Doors Open for Concert – Music Begins at 8:00 p.m.
Concert Only $45.00 Reserved Floor Seating & Floor Standing Room
All tickets available through The Hamilton at www.thehamiltondc.com
For more information, call the Rex Foundation at 415-561-3135.
The wheel is turning and you can't slow down…
In December 2010 at The Fillmore in San Francisco, musicians who have been part of Jerry Garcia's musical life over the last 50 years came together full circle and created a magical night of music. This was too good to happen only once, so we set the wheels in motion to reach the East Coast.
Join us on March 24th at The Hamilton in Washington, DC for a one-of-a-kind evening to celebrate the music and the musicians, and to help us cover just a little more ground.
Brand new, in downtown Washington, DC, appointed with elegance and state-of-the-art sound and stage, plus reserved seating on the floor, The Hamilton provides a beautiful setting for this special occasion. At the pre-concert reception, enjoy hearty finger foods and beverages, and fun connections with friends and family. Your generous reception/concert ticket purchase of $150 or $500, of which all but $70 is a charitable contribution, will fund Rex Foundation grant making, and you'll receive a print of the event poster.
Round, round, robin run around
Gotta get back where you belong…
In 1962, Jerry Garcia began playing the banjo and exploring bluegrass music, forming a band called the Hart Valley Drifters that included David Nelson on guitar. In 1964, Jerry and his pal Sandy Rothman packed up a tape recorder and took off for the American South on a bluegrass pilgrimage, especially wanting to see "Jim and Jesse" (McReynolds), of Dothan, Alabama. Jerry was delighted to see them perform and get Jesse's autograph, and he held Jesse's mandolin playing and music in high esteem for many years. Jim and Jesse went on to legendary status in the bluegrass world, with more than 45 years at the Grand Ole Opry, Grammy nominations and awards, and membership in any Hall of Fame that means anything to this music.
Meanwhile, in 1969, as the Grateful Dead released Aoxomoxoa, they also turned to their own musical roots. Jerry, wanting to play his new pedal steel guitar, reconnected with old friend John "Marmaduke" Dawson and with Nelson, formed New Riders of the Purple Sage.
Fast forward to today: The New Riders continue to fire up fans as they play their past favorites along with new songs written by David and Robert Hunter. Led by David Nelson and Buddy Cage, the current touring lineup includes Michael Falzarano, Ronnie Penque and Johnny Markowski on drums and vocals. Moonalice brings together seasoned musicians John Molo, Barry Sless, Roger McNamee, Ann McNamee and Pete Sears, mixing a variety of genres with extended musical improvisations evoking a sense of adventure and exploration.
And, in October 2010, Jesse released Songs of the Grateful Dead – A Tribute to Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter. Collaborating on this special album of 12 classic Dead songs, from Black Muddy River and Ripple to Franklin's Tower and Standing on the Moon, is none other than David Nelson. And, to top it off, there's a brand-new McReynolds-Hunter tune called Day by Day. Check out more about the CD and Jesse at http://jimandjesse.com/resources/JessestributetoGarciaandHunter.php.
Every time that wheel turn round
Bound to cover just a little more ground…
On March 24th, the musicians bring us full circle in a tribute to Jerry Garcia's musical legacy and the musical spirit that he inspired. Join us as we come together to celebrate the music and where it will take us next.
The Wheel
Lyrics By: Robert Hunter
Music By: Jerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzmann


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Retirement on 'Endeavour'
Tuesday, 5th April 2011
April 05, 2011
Just in case you think I have stopped writing my blog, for those of you who don't know already, I have started a new blog for this year entitled 'Endeavours Adventures 2011' which I started on my return to Turkey. Nothing much to write about though apart from the liveaboard life and community at Marmaris Yat Marina but this year we are daring to go to N. Cyprus, Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Egypt with the EMYR (East Mediterranean Yacht Rally) so my blog will get more interesting I assure you !
Thursday, 24th February 2011
February 24, 2011
We are returning to Marmaris on Monday, 7th March. Just testing my new laptop so here's a photo of us in Mexico
Monday, 15th November 2010
November 15, 2010
Forgot what a pain in the backside it is to leave the boat over the winter, so much to do, hope we haven't forgotten to do anything that we have overlooked.
Went to the restaurant at 11 a.m. to have a meal before the minibus arrives to pick us up. The minibus eventually arrived at 1.50 p.m. and after picking up another person at Netsel Marina, it was off to the airport. It took about 1 ½ hours to get to Dalaman, longer than I thought. The airport was very quiet and once through the passport control and scanning, we waited for the flight at gate 29. The plane departed on time and made good ground, and we landed at Manchester airport half an hour early.
Well that's it from me for this year, hope you have enjoyed reading my blog. We will be returning to Marmaris at the beginning of March and hope you will join us again next year, in our 3rd year when we have opted to join the EMYR in which about 80 yachts make a journey from Turkey calling at Cyprus, Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Egypt.
Have a Happy Christmas and hope to catch up with our friends back in the UK.
Sunday, 14th November 2010
November 14, 2010
A day for packing and getting the final jobs done for leaving the boat. Last evening meal in the restaurant till next year – our favourite 'pepper steak'.
Saturday, 13th November 2010
November 13, 2010
Cloudy skies today. Went to my Turkish lesson in the staff canteen and learnt greetings. In the afternoon we went to Portofino's in Icemeler to watch the rugby matches England v Australia and Scotland v New Zealand. The owner picked about 20 of us up in his minibus and car outside the marina at 3.30 p.m. to take us to his restaurant. We had a great fish and chips and mushy peas dinner for 17 TL each but the final bill came with a 10% discount, and he took us all back to the marina.
Friday, 12th November 2010
November 12, 2010
The sun was shining as we awoke but clouds soon gathered around midday. Morne Fortune was first to be called to the lifting dock, although apparently, he was 6th on the pecking order list. We were the 3rd boat to go into the lifting dock at 10.30 a.m. but actually didn't get sited until about 3.30 p.m. We ended up on the hard standing next to Foxtrot pontoon – marvellous, right near the toilets and showers again.
We had arranged to meet Lois and Chris and Janet and Bill (Halcyon Daze) in the bar before going for a meal at 'Greenhouse' in Aktas.
Thursday, 11th November 2010
November 11, 2010
A beautiful day today with plenty of sunshine. Vacuum packed most of the bedding and towels today for the winter. Took 2 bags of washing to the laundry which will be ready at 5 p.m. Last day on the water today as tomorrow we will be hauled out, hopefully around midday – we'll see !
Wednesday, 10th November 2010
November 10, 2010
Very windy again today with dark clouds looming. Today is the 72nd anniversary of Ataturk's death and there was 2 minutes silence at 9.02 a.m. at the time he died. Horns blared around the coast at the end of the silence.
I went to my first Turkish lesson today in the library at 10 a.m. There were lots of people there and we had good fun going through the alphabet and learning numbers from 1 to 10. Next lesson is on Saturday morning.
We watched 'Educating Rita' with Michael Caine and Julie Walters – a great film no matter how many times you watch it.
Tuesday, 9th November 2010
November 09, 2010
Very cloudy and windy today again. I went for a walk at 7.30 a.m. with the small group of 4, the sea was very rough blowing a southerly.
I went to a meeting at 11 a.m. in the library to learn of the arrangements for Turkish speaking lessons. ZaZa and Murat, who are Turkish liveaboards have offered to help others speak Turkish. The outcome is that there will be lessons every Wednesday and Saturday for one hour in the library at 10 a.m. up until December and then will recommence in January, as ZaZa and Murat are going to Istanbul in December. I will try and go this week and then hopefully pick it up again in March on my return.
We went for a drink on 'Halcyon Daze' at 6.30 p.m. to catch up with Bill and Janet whom we met in the Greek Islands last year and met again here in September. They are on the same flight home as us and so now there are 8 of us sharing a minibus on Monday to Dalaman airport.
Monday, 8th November 2010
November 08, 2010
The weather is changing. Clouds appeared in the sky and the wind has picked up again. Rain is forecast for tomorrow with stronger winds. We left the marina about 9 a.m. on the boat and went over to Netsel marina to top us with fuel so that the tank is full for the winter. It took half an hour to cross the bay and was back in the marina by 10 a.m.
Tonight is quiz night in the staff canteen, so we have arranged to meet Lois and Chris there for a meal before the quiz starts at 8.00 p.m. We were rubbish – came second to last but some teams had 7 people in them and others 5 or six and the first 20 questions were set by our American neighbours Bill and Bunny, which were based mainly around the USA and a couple of German based questions thrown in – no excuse though but we would not be going again anyway.
Today is my nephew Nigel's 21st Birthday - Happy Birthday Nigel!


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At the end of "The Dark Crystals": Maria chuckles as you recount the destruction of the orcish supplies. "Well done. That will certainly slow down their mining operation inside the keep. Unfortunately we have another problem. The orcs have planned something [terrible] tonight, and they must be stopped!" You say, 'Something terrible?' Maria Starforge says 'Kadara Fangbreaker's network of spies have learned that the orcs plan to sire a new pack of crushbone converts this very night. We can not allow this festering plague to continue unchecked ____. Enter the keep and disrupt this ceremony!' You have been assigned the task 'The Fanged Moon'. Maria Starforge has learned of a ceremony to sire new wereorcs this very night. Enter Bloodmoon Altar and disrupt the ceremony. Enter Bloodmoon Keep 0/1 (Loping Plains) Click on the door to the regular Bloodmoon Keep zone. You'll have the option to zone into the instance. Kill 1 Vesthun Wolfpaw 0/1 (Bloodmoon Keep) Up the first stairway on your left as you zone in you will find Vesthun Wolfpaw. He increases his DPS every 30 seconds: Vesthun Wolfpaw's fury begins to build! ...so the quicker you can kill him, the better. He has a lot of hitpoints, casts no spells, rarely single-target rampages, does NOT flurry, and DOES enrage. He spawns adds 74%, 49%, and 24%. Each wave consists of the same amount and distribution of mobs: 4x "a Bloodmoon worg" (mezzable) 2x "a Bloodmoon wolfcaller" (orc, not mezzable) You'll know they're on their way when you see: Vesthun Wolfpaw lets out an echoing howl! Vesthun Wolfpaw has been slain by _____! You gained raid experience! Your task 'The Fanged Moon' has been updated. Disrupt the ceremony 0/1 (Bloodmoon Keep) Further up the stairs you'll come to a ceremony in progress. This step updates once you aggro the Boneshard brothers. Ralkor Bloodmoon is also present, but flees rather than attacking. Kill 1 Galrin Boneshard 0/1 (Bloodmoon Keep) Kill 1 Wilnok Boneshard 0/1 (Bloodmoon Keep) The Boneshard brothers' health must be balanced down to zero. If they fall out of balance or are killed too far apart (healthwise), they will both reset to 100%. Note that they are not tethered. They can be pulled out of the room. They cast no spells and have no special melee abilities (no rampage, flurry, or enrage). Throughout the event, dominated spirits (NOT mezzable) and relentless haunts (mezzable) spawn and attack. Galrin Boneshard has been slain by _____! Wilnok Boneshard has been slain by _____! Your task 'The Fanged Moon' has been updated. You have disrupted the ceremony and slain two of the Moonfang Council. Well done. A chest with loot spawns in the ceremony room. Loot consists of 2 runes (first list) + 2 armor pieces (second list) + 2 additional items (third list). Humming Finsternacht Rune Crimson Throat-Gem Rune of the Bloodhunt Shroud of the Moonlight Curse Sinew-Wrapped Ballista Ticka, Greatblade of the Ravager Steel-Studded Leather Leggings Steel-Studded Leather Tunic Steel-Threaded Satin Pantaloons Steel-Threaded Satin Robe Steel-Welded Plate Breastplate Steel-Welded Plate Greaves Steel-Welded Ringmail Coat Steel-Welded Ringmail Leggings Completion of this raid allows you to request the next Bloodmoon raid, "Crazok's Throne". | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Martin O'Neill: "It's an interesting dilemma.
"If we had more points on the board at this moment, I don't think there'd be a problem playing him.
"We wanted him to play in a big-sided game on Monday rather than six or seven-a-side, which we tend to do in training.
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"He could be absolutely fine for us and it shouldn't be a reflection on him that he's not played so far.
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In 1933, Bob Hope walked into The Vogue Club in New York City and a young beauty by the name of Dolores Reade was on stage, singing. "It was love at first song," he said. Soon after, they had their first date and discovered a mutual passion that helped clinch the deal. Golf. In a lovely restaurant with a pristine white table cloth as their drawing board, they scribbled drawings and diagrams of holes they had played and where their shots landed. Little did they know that that evening would be the beginning of almost seventy years together and that golf would be a source of endless conversations, instructions, despair and laughter. Later in life, Bob and Dolores Hope attributed their mutual love of the game as one of the ingredients of contributing to the success of their marriage.
Hope never left home without his clubs. From the deserts of Iraq to the jungles of Vietnam to the steel decks of ocean going battleships, he stood on stages, club in hand, and brought laughter and a touch of home to American troops abroad. He played golf whenever and wherever he could, even driving balls off the USS Iowa toward cheering sailors aboard a nearby ship. On the home front, the Hope's built their Toluca Lake estate virtually next door to Lakeside Country Club where they became lifetime members.
But it was the siren call of golf in Palm Springs that led to the most important professional and philanthropic collaboration of their marriage; the symbiotic relationship between the Bob Hope Desert Classic and the establishment of the Eisenhower Medical Center. In 1965, Hope became the "driving" force behind the Desert Classic and Dolores Hope became the primary mover and shaker behind the founding of the Eisenhower Medical Center, named after their good friend, Dwight D. Eisenhower. As ground was being broken for the Center, the Classic was quickly becoming one of the most successful pro-am tournaments in the country. Over the next 47 years, the Classic raised millions and millions of dollars for the Eisenhower Medical Center as well as many other desert charities. Dolores Hope was EMC President for seven straight years, then chairperson and for the rest of her life remained involved in key leadership capacities and dedicated to its cause. She once said, "I played a lot of golf before I became involved with the Center. Yes, my game has suffered but my life has been greatly enriched."
Gerald Ford, 38th President of the United States, said, "Bob Hope has contributed immeasurably to the good things golf can provide." Ford and Hope were very close friends and shared a passion for the game. However, Ford was infamous for beaning folks in the galleries and this, of course, made him one of Hope's most favorite subjects. "There are over 50 golf courses in Palm Springs and Jerry never knows which one he's playing until after he tees off", Hope once joked to great laughs. But he was friends with many presidents and played golf with several of them regularly. President Richard Nixon once famously landed in the presidential helicopter on the grounds of the Hope estate and whisked him off to play a round with Jimmy Stewart and Fred McMurray at nearby Lakeside. At the White House, Hope once demonstrated his putting acumen by knocking the ball into an ashtray held by Nixon. George H. Bush joined Hope for one of the Desert Classics, as did Bill Clinton. Clinton and Hope enjoyed many laughs together, and Bob loved his spirit and wonderful sense of humor. After Hope's death, President Clinton took on the hosting duties at the newly named Humana Challenge, formerly the Bob Hope Desert Classic.
Golf was at the center of Bob and Dolores Hope's long lives. It gave them great joy, great friends and the opportunity to do
very, very good work. Julien's Auctions of Beverly Hills is proud to announce the exclusive auction of Property from the Collection of Bob and Dolores Hope to take place on Friday, September 20th and Saturday, September 21st at Julien's Auctions' Beverly Hills gallery. The auction will include the treasured golf memorabilia and mementos from the Hope homes as well as an array of treasures including paintings, Desert Classic items, golf clubs, awards and statues, signed Bob Hope Chrysler Classic photographs and Bob Hope's E-Z Go Golf Cart. Other Hope memorabilia includes signed Presidential books and photographs, award plaques, trophies, figurines and novelty items from political luminaries and celebrities. For more information, go to juliensauctions.com.
Bob and Dolores Hope wanted their golf treasures to go to auction so that fans and friends might be able to remember them and enjoy a piece of history. All benefits from the sale of Property From the Collection of Bob and Dolores Hope will go to the Bob and Dolores Charitable Foundation to support American's veterans and to help feed the poor.
All of the property in the auction will be featured in a full color limited edition catalogue available for purchase at www.juliensauctions.com.
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A Magical Adventure for all the Family!
Quirky and engaging, Lantern Light's charming re-telling of the classic fairy-tale will have you hunting for pebbles, clapping to the polka and singing along with the Forest Song!
In a small village, deep in the Black Forest, things are not all as they seem when a handsome young woodcutter marries a mysterious woman....
His children don't like her, but they also don't like village life and chopping wood! Feisty tomboy, Gretel wants to leave the boring old forest for the excitement of the city and shy, sensitive, Hansel, well - he doesn't want to cut down trees, he wants to paint them!
Join Lantern Light this Christmas for a magical adventure and find out how the story ends... can the bird outside the cottage really talk?.... what kind of a spell has their new stepmother cast on Hansel & Gretel's father?.... and why is there a smell of gingerbread wafting through the trees?
A Christmas show with a heart, about growing up, learning to love your family and not always getting what you want!
Songs, dancing, games for children of all ages (!) to get involved with and sweet giveaways - come down and join the fun....
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December 11th, 14th, 18th, 20th, (7pm)
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Anyhoo...here's the narrow/small/uneven shots of my house...
{Thanks to Meredith for sourcing out this beauty and for the gold leaf idea- brilliant!}
Question- since it's behind my sofa and in the middle of the room, would you put a pair of lamps on it or no?
Moving on...the new/vintage mirrors in the hallway.
Leave as is or paint and if so, what colour?
And since we're on the topic of the foyer...I need lighting advice.
I bought these vintage black and white beauties that I can easily have made into pendants..
Thank you/luv you!
Oh and one more thing...I have to show you a picture of Jenny's painting in it's new home...
more photos of my bedroom/upsairs next week...
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Religion of Sunday, 10 June 2012
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Professor Immanuel Agbozo, leader of Ghana Evangelical Society, on Saturday called on Christians to be humble and obedient, and live by the direction of God since it is the path of hope.
He noted that there was always a test for persons who desired to be ministers of God, and living by His statutes would empower individuals to be strong and survive temptations.
Prof Agbozo made the appeal at the end of a two-day church conference 2012, organised by the Society on the theme: "Repentance unto Holiness,'"in Accra.
He said Christ is the spirit of life and light, truth, righteousness and holiness and eternal glory released unto the world by God.
Prof Agbozo said: "there are stepping stones of holiness and righteousness unto God established in Jesus mission."
He said Christians were expected to believe in Christ because they were born anew unto adoption as children of God and had been sealed with the Holy Spirit.
Prof Agbozo said the rebirth in Christ and baptism of the Holy Spirit, were crucial for entry into the kingdom of heaven from where Christians could operate in divine heavenly terms before spirits.
He said Christ was baptized unto repentance, filled with the Holy Spirit and openly commissioned as the son of God.**


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Yas Viceroy Abu Dhabi +971 2 656 0700
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Combine the experience of a breathtaking seaplane excursion across Abu Dhabi with the luxury and enjoyment of a 5 star stay at Yas Viceroy Abu Dhabi. During this unforgettable seaplane excursion you will enjoy panoramic views of the capital city's iconic architecture and stunning landscape as well as experiencing a thrilling water take-off and landing at Yas Marina, a stone's throw from the hotel. This package includes:
Terms and Conditions
Terms and conditions apply. Valid until 31st December 2013. Subject to availability. Blackout dates may apply. *All rates are subject to 10% service charge and 6% tourism fee. † All tours are subject to availability and our Concierge team will be in touch to confirm the date of your tour. Cancellations must be received 7 days prior to the day of your arrival to avoid one night room charge. Reservation is guaranteed, failure to cancel before the cancel deadline or to check in will result in a no-show charge.
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