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Considering God's Choice
Contributed by Donnie Martin on Aug 27, 2002 (message contributor)
Summary: God's criterion for choosing His servants is far different from man's in that man tends to look only at the cover of a man, while God looks at the core of a man.
Text: I Sam.16: 1-5, 13a
Intro: If you were going to choose someone to do an important job, what would be your criteria? Would they have to have the finest educational background, be a picture of vigor and health, and exude charisma, or would they simply have to be able to do the job, and possess character and integrity to perform that job honestly?
Certainly, choosing someone for an important position is a serious matter. And because it is such, it's only natural that we should want them to be as qualified as possible. That's only logical. Of course, at the same time, we must be careful not to go overboard on qualifications. The main thing is getting the job done right, and getting it done with integrity. At least that's supposed to be the point.
However, though most people want the job done right, and with integrity, sometimes they want more than that. Sometimes people want someone to not only do a job, but to look the part as well. In other words, they want qualifications plus attractiveness.
Some years ago a female newscaster sued her former employer for dismissing her because she didn't meet their expectations of physical attractiveness. Her employer had come to believe that a more attractive woman would boost their ratings. As I recall, the lady won the lawsuit. But this kind of situation in the media really shouldn't surprise us, since everything in that field seems to be about appearances.
The fact is man's criterion for making a choice about someone is quite different from God's. God has a whole different set of guidelines for making His choice. While man tends to make decisions based on the outward and the obvious, God always looks deeper. Ones talents, good looks, or high I.Q does not impress God. His choice is possessed of more substance than that. God's choice is based on what a person is, not how they appear.
This is especially evident in the life of David. God sent His prophet Samuel, to anoint a new king over Israel. However, God's choice was a surprise to all involved.
Let's look into God's Word today and see if we fit God's qualifications for service.
Theme: God's choice is:
A. God's Choice Is Not According To Physical Stature.
I Sam.16: 6 "And it came to pass, when they were come, that he looked on Eliab, and said, Surely the Lord's anointed is before him.
7 But the Lord said unto Samuel, Look not on his countenance, or on the height of his stature; because I have refused him: for the Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart.
8 Then Jesse called Abinadab, and made him pass before Samuel. And he said, Neither hath the Lord chosen this.
9 Then Jesse made Shammah to pass by. And he said, Neither hath the Lord chosen this.
10 Again, Jesse made seven of his sons to pass before Samuel. And Samuel said unto Jesse, The Lord hath not chosen these."
NOTE: [1] One would think Samuel would have known better than to use appearance as a standard of qualification. After all, that same mistake had been made in choosing Saul as king.
I Sam.20: 13 "And they ran and fetched him (Saul) thence: and when he stood among the people, he was higher than any of the people from the shoulders and upward."
[2] The problem was that Samuel was looking for a handsome hunk of a man to be king, while God was looking for a man with a holy heart. In essence, God told Samuel, "Samuel, you're looking at the wrong thing. You're looking at the outside. I'm looking at the inside. You're looking only at the cover. I'm looking at the core."
[3] It's almost strange how much stock we humans put in appearances. Like this illustration, sometimes man's thinking along that line is rather illogical.
The Bigger the Better
It was absolutely amazing. I was in West Africa—Timbuktu to be exact—and the missionaries were telling me that in that culture the larger the women were the more beautiful they were thought to be. In fact, a young missionary who had a small, trim wife said that the nationals had told him she was a bad reflection on him—he obviously was not providing well enough for her. A proverb in that part of Africa says that if your wife is on a camel and the camel cannot stand up, your wife is truly beautiful.
Fan The Flame, J. Stowell, Moody, 1986, p. 119
[4] Jesse had seven of his sons stand before Samuel. The number seven is often used in the Bible as the number of perfection. In one sense, Jesse's seven sons, "…picture the perfection of the flesh, but the perfection of the flesh is always rejected in heaven" (Alan Redpath, The Making Of A Man Of God, published by Fleming H. Revell Company, Old Tappan, New Jersey, pg. 13).
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Name: Kelli Joy Dear, Alumna
Major: History
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Hometown: Brandon, Mississippi
Fact: I live on a cow farm.
I chose to come to Belhaven University because... I was interested in the diversity of the arts. I came and auditioned for the dance department, got accepted, and dove into my passion for history in becoming a history major.
One relationship that has meant a lot to me while attending Belhaven University... the relationship I have developed with Dr. Elaine Anthony would definitely be one of the most important relationships I have ever established. She is such a well-rounded and phenomenal woman. She is strong, intelligent, influential, and successful. She has taken me under her wings and has poured wisdom and knowledge into my life. She has given me wise counsel that has been destiny altering for me.
Because of my degree from Belhaven University... I will be more than equipped and prepared to become successful in any endeavor in which I choose to pursue. I have received a quality education as well as diverse experiences that have enhanced my character and provided me with unique knowledge. I am proud to be a blazer.
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Signs, Wonders and Worship?06:00
What are signs and wonders all about? Basically, I'd say that the point of signs and wonders is to point people, not simply to a powerful God, but to who Jesus is. So, in John's Gospel there are seven signs, all of which reveal Jesus' real identity, but most people missed the point and just wanted the exciting miracles. In John 6:26, after the feeding of the 5000, Jesus says "Truly, truly, I say to you, you are seeking me, not because you saw signs, but because you ate your fill of the loaves." In other words, they liked the miracles, but they missed the point, and that's no good. If it's really a sign it has to point to something.
In Acts, when Peter and John heal the lame man when they go to pray in the temple, it leads to people gathering around to find out what's happened and so creates an opportunity to preach the gospel and many people believe (Acts 3:11-4:4 – in fact, that's when we're told that the church grew to 5000 people). There the sign leads to preaching so that people hear the gospel and get saved. Signs and wonders by themselves don't save, but true signs and wonders draw people's attention to the gospel which does save.
As for worship, our worship is a response to what God has done for us in Christ. So, I get worried sometimes about things that give people the impression that worship is something we do that causes God to act. We don't worship so that God will turn up, we worship because He's already here. What I want to see in worship is people getting a greater grasp of the glory and grace of Jesus, not getting excited about strange things that happen. That's not to say strange things can never happen; sometimes strange things do happen in the Bible, but always with a purpose of pointing people to Christ.


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It was my first time at a Las Vegas Strip pool, and I wasn't there to swim. I was there for the movies.
Reclining in my lounger, nibbling on my hummus, I took it all in: a young couple, holding hands, floating side-by-side on beige-canvas rafts, their eyes trained on the movie screen. A group of women in party dresses, dangling their feet in the water, watching intently. Waitresses in turquoise bikinis delivering drinks and picnic baskets to moviegoers enjoying the agreeable evening air.
TropFest—named after the Tropicana Cafe in Sydney, Australia—couldn't have had a better Las Vegas launch. An international festival designed for low-budget shorts, organizers chose the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas for the debut of the "All-Star Competition," featuring the "best of" TropFest entries from recent years, including prize-winning films from the Asian, European, and Australian festivals. Celebrity judges included James Woods and Tobey McGuire.
Rules stipulate that entries have to be less than 7-minutes long and premiere at Tropfest with the annual "signature" item. (One year it was a gherkin; this year, a lightbulb.) Beyond that, the field was what's-up-next wide open—everything from nail-biting action to reality-TV spoof to music-video animation. Since there was no clear-cut gem, the only way to anticipate the Vegas winner was to rule out the films with flaws.
While a large woman in an apricot swimdress lowered herself into the deep end, I easily cut Fish Lips from my list. A festival contender about a Yachtzee Game gone awry, the film was suited to a longer format so that the audience would have a better grasp of the motivations of the trio of misfit tweenies, particularly the bulbous-faced kid who swallowed the dice.
Ditto Lemonaid Stand, which layered-on cartoon stills to quickly condense a quirky neighbor-from-hell conflict that would have perhaps been better served by gradual development. The fact that Lemonaid Stand was directed by Australian favorite Alethea Jones and won first prize at the 2012 Australia TropFest raises the issue of how regional tastes and loyalties influence judging.
I noted that the New York TropFest had chosen its own, too. The 2008 first prize winner Jason Van Genderen's Mankind Is No Island was shot on a cellphone for $50.00. An elegant, literary work with an edgy, urban feel, Mankind weaves together image and signage in New York and Sydney to make a moving statement about the isolated poor in inner cities. The trio of college kids on the loungers next to me gave it an approving roar.
I decided that Vegas, the permissive city, would choose The Switch by Jonathan Emmerling, in which a man who can't find a girl receives an offer from an eligible guy. Instead, Vegas, the gambling Mecca, chose a film about risk. The Story of Bubble Boy by Sean Ashcroft took the prize for a coming-of-age parable about the necessity of living fearlessly in the world.
While the tourists on the Strip—swarming the sidewalks, shuttling in cabs and crowding into the casinos—were visible through the glass sound-proofing several stories below, they were worlds away from the mostly local clientele at the Cosmopolitan's West Boulevard Pool. No cover charge, no fee. As the nearly full moon hovered in the sky over the shiny hotel and apartment towers, I ordered another Paul Jaboulet Ainé Côtes de Rhone and felt glad I live here.


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With the holiday season upon us, saving money is a priority for many people. One of the easiest ways to save money is to evaluate what things you're paying for that you could be getting for free.
Here are 17 things you're probably paying for that you can get for free.
You can take college-level classes for free online.
You don't need to shell out thousands of dollars in tuition money to learn something new. Several websites provide free courses for young professionals looking to hone their marketable skills or anyone who simply wants to gain new knowledge.
For example, Coursera offers hundreds of college-level classes you can sign up for that can teach you about everything from the global financial crisis to basic HTML coding.
If you're not interested in the traditional class setup but still want to learn, there are a number of YouTube channels that can educate you on various topics. The series Crash Course, created by YouTubers Hank and John Green, packs a massive amount of material into videos that are half the time and none of the cost of a standard university lecture.
Use a bank that doesn't have checking-account fees.
If you're housing your money in a checking account with a major international bank, you're probably paying for it. The fee is sometimes waived if you maintain a certain balance, but this isn't the only option to store your money.
There are a number of banks and credit unions that provide totally free checking accounts for their customers, without requiring a minimum balance.
You don't have to pay for books if you check them out from your local library.
In the United States, it's usually less than $5 or even free to acquire a library card. Once you have this card, you have instant access to thousands of book titles, magazines, and news publications in your local public library.
All you need is proof of residency to acquire a library card in your home country. If you live in most parts of Europe, you don't even need that to get access to a lifetime of reading material. If you prefer to do your reading on an electronic device, the Gutenberg Project features a catalog with more than 57,000 free e-books.
You can get free file storage by using Google Drive or another free cloud-storage option.
If you're tired of paying for USB sticks and external hard drives to house your photos, you're in luck. Google Drive allows up to 15GB of file storage for free, as long as you have a Google account. Alternatively, Dropbox gives users 2GB of free file storage and allows you to sync stored items easily between your desktop and smartphone.
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Software for word processing, spreadsheets, photo editing, and video can cost anywhere from $6.99 a month to $50 a month. Google currently offers similar services that are free for anyone with a Gmail account.
If you're looking for something that works without a network connection, Open Office is free to download, and their interface is comparable to paid office software. For people who want all the fun of photo-editing software without the price tag, GIMP is a comparable alternative.
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When you're far away from home, it's easy to feel nervous about not adding the insurance the rental-car agent swears you need. But if you book their service with certain credit cards, you're already covered.
Creditcards.com has a list of some credit cards that offer this money-saving perk.
Listen to your favorite tunes for free by using a streaming application.
As long as you have an internet connection, you can listen to music whenever you want on Spotify at no cost. Although the free version has ads and is limited to shuffle play on the mobile app, the platform provides a wide range of artists and playlists to suit your genre preferences.
Similarly, YouTube Music boasts a massive catalogue of music that's available for free listening with ads.
You don't need to pay for a major phone carrier's services to make calls.
While the number of people paying for landline phones has declined, the majority of households have added cell service to their monthly expenditures. With more and more communication happening over text, email, and social media, the need to pay for voice calling isn't totally necessary. Google Voice allows you to make free, domestic calls and texts from your computer, android, or iOS device.
You can avoid paying for long-distance calls by using WhatsApp or Skype.
Unless you're paying to have international calling on your phone plan, it's going to cost you extra to contact someone abroad.
WhatsApp is a free messenger application that allows users to make international calls for free. Skype is a video, text, and voice-chat software that offers similar services.
The biggest difference between the two is Skype gives you a username, whereas Whatsapp uses your phone number.
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A night out with the family can become quite costly. Thankfully, there are a lot of restaurants that offer free dining for kids, as long as you're careful about picking which day you go. Applebee's, Denny's, IHOP, Chevy's, Pizza Hut, Uno's, and Chick-fil-A all provide free kid meals one day a week or more.
You can enjoy free attractions and entertainment while traveling if you plan ahead.
Depending on where you like to travel, excursions can take up a huge portion of your vacation expenses — but there are many free forms of entertainment that you can take advantage of. Many museums in the US offer free admission on certain days of the week. If you are a student, you may be able to enter for free no matter what day it is, as long as you have a photo ID.
You don't have to pay money to file your taxes if you learn how to do them on your own.
In the US, a tax professional can cost upwards $200, depending on where you live, and some of the guided software programs can cost $70.
While using these paid services can be beneficial, they aren't absolutely necessary for filing taxes. If you head over to the IRS web page, they have a guide to income taxes that includes instructions on how to file for free.
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While carry-on luggage is free on most major airline carriers, checked bags can get quite expensive.
The good news is that some airlines don't charge a fee to check a bag, depending on where you're going. Southwest Airlines currently allows its passengers to bring two checked bags at no cost. Aer Lingus also gives its customers baggage privileges: Currently, they allow passengers to check one bag that weighs up to 20 kilograms for free on transatlantic flights. Air Canada also offers one free checked bag for passengers flying from the US to Europe via Canada.
It's worth looking into your favorite airline's loyalty program to see if they'll cover baggage fees. Many of them do once you reach a certain status or earn a certain number of air miles. For instance, Delta airlines offers one free checked bag for patrons who use their signature SkyMiles credit card.
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If you consider the price per ounce of some of those grab-and-go items in the travel section of the drug store, you're not getting much for your dollar. At Target, a full sized bottle of Micellar cleansing water costs only $0.51 per ounce, whereas the 3.4-ounce travel size costs $1.17 per ounce.
That number is even higher if you're buying mini bottles of premium hair and face products.
Instead of dropping $5 to $15 on a mini bottle of your favorite face cream, ask the sales representative at the beauty counter if you can have a sample next time you're out shopping. Sephora, Ulta, Nordstrom, and The Body Shop reportedly give out one free sample per visit if you ask.
You can attend your favorite music festivals for free if you volunteer.
At some of the major music festivals, if you volunteer, you get to attend for free. Alive, Lollapalooza, and Bonnaroo are just a few examples of big music events that cover admission fees for people who work the festival.
While you won't be able to experience the entire festival, you'll still have enough downtime to check out some great acts without paying a dime.
You can get a furry friend for free if you go the adoption route.
There are millions of pets that are either abandoned or displaced because of natural disasters or other emergencies. Although adopting a pet is never completely free because you have to pay for shots, by not paying a premium for the pedigree, you'll save a ton of money.
When you buy a new puppy, you can expect to pay up to $1,000 just to call them your own. If you adopt from a shelter, you can expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $500 with spaying, neutering, and shots provided.
If you check your local SPCA or animal shelter, there's a good chance they host an occasional event where they waive adoption fees completely.
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12 p.m.-6 p.m. Thur.-Sun. Dec. 1-Jan. 27. Former Disney Imagineer Ken Salter has created a an interactive multi-media installation, entitled "Garden of Strange Loops: So Tonight That I Might See," that includes a camera, a monitor, a computer and a gesture sensor. It is a fascinatingly unusual digital art technology experience that can't be easily explained, except to say that it is "way cool." Gallery visitors can interact with the gesture sensor to change a mosaic of images. Adding to the hypnotic vibe is that the experiential art piece is set to mesmerizing music of Mazzy Star. Guests will have the chance to enter the exhibit in 15-minute intervals during regular show hours. Spaces will be reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis. Advance tickets are available via Eventbrite.


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Council: 15th,16th October 2008 - Lakes Entrance
The Legislative Council met in Lakes Entrance on 15 and 16 October 2008 at Bellevue on the Lakes.
The Regional Sitting followed a typical sitting program for the Chamber with Wednesday being largely committed to General Business and Thursday to Government Business. As always Questions Without Notice were taken on both days.
This was the fourth time the Council has sat outside of Melbourne, but the first time the Council had met outside Melbourne for two consecutive days. The regional sitting formed part of Parliament's ongoing program of community engagement activities aimed at involving more people in the democratic process.
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Missouri River Bridge will see increased traffic on holiday weekend
JEFFERSON CITY - The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) expects a lot more traffic to hit the roadways this Memorial Day Weekend.
"We always get a lot more travelers on Missouri's system during holiday weekends, especially Memorial Day weekend because that's like the kick-off to summer vacation," MoDOT District Construction and Materials Engineer Patty Lemongelli said.
MoDOT sent out a press release on Thursday highlighting the Missouri River Bridge and the highway towards Lake of the Ozarks specifically as two areas that'll face more traffic than most roads.
Lemongelli said the best way to combat the traffic is to plan ahead before traveling during the holiday weekend.
"Check our traveler information map and see if there's any delays out there or what sort of impacts traffic throughout the holiday weekend," Lemongelli said.
MoDOT plans on cutting off construction work on the bridge in order to help with the traffic congestion.
"We pull everybody off the road during that time frame. We get all of our contractors and maintenance folks off the road by 12 p.m. on the Friday before the holiday weekend and folks aren't able to get back on the road to do work and impact traffic until 9 a.m. the day after the holiday weekend," Lemongelli said.
There will be extra traffic signs and modified lane closures as well to help with the holiday traffic.


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Our new neighbors, Jim and Jean, decided to have a Christmas drop-in for all the neighbors that live in and around Windham's Crossroads. We offered to bring something, so we decided to take something a little different. So we made up these oyster shooters.
These shooters were a huge success, and we'll be making them again Christmas Eve, with a few modifications. After all, this was our first attempt at making them. So if you'd like to make some yourself, here's what you'll need to do.
First, buy a pint size of fresh oysters. Rinse the liquid from the oysters and let them drain.
Next, prepare your shot glasses by dipping the rim of each one in water, and then into a mixture of celery salt and cayenne pepper. Now, we dipped ours into Old Bay Seasoning, but we decided that was just a little too much seasoning which detracted from tasting the oysters.
Mix up some of your own cocktail sauce. Leo makes the best, and he uses:
- 1 cup Heinz ketchup
- 1/2 jar prepared horseradish
- 3 dashes Worcestershire sauce
- 2 tablespoons spicy brown mustard
- 3 dashes Tabasco sauce
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- a little black pepper and garlic salt
Now you're ready to put your shooters together. Put a little cocktail sauce in the bottom of each shot glass. Add an oyster, a touch more cocktail sauce, a slice of jalapeno pepper, and fill the glass with a top-shelf vodka.
Now you don't have to do this, but I think a tiny little wedge of lime makes the perfect garnish. Put the completed shooters into a freezer for at least 30 minutes before serving because you want them to be ice cold. Yum! Can't wait to have some more Christmas Eve!
In addition to the shooters, we had all this delicious food prepared by Jean which included our favorite,
marinated shrimp! Let me know if you'd like the recipe.
Jim and Jean's house is beautifully decorated for the holidays. Aren't these lights in a bowl incredible?
Jean has an amazing and extensive collection of Santas, and they are everywhere.
More Santas here, too! It was another fun evening at the Crossroads.
And now we'd like to announce the winner of our giveaway for the cookbook Tart Love. It's Terri, one of our subscribers! Terri, I'll shoot you an email to get your mailing address so that we can get the book to you by Christmas! And if you really wanted the cookbook but didn't win, go ahead and treat yourself by clicking here.
As always, thanks for stopping by the Cottage at the Crossroads. I have a few more posts of the rest our holiday decorations and some awesome recipes, including homemade eggnog!


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Whenever I think of legumes, my mind conjures up images of chilly winter nights beside a fireplace, with a cup of soup. Inevitably the soup was made with split peas, beans, lentils and bits of bacon or chicken. Today, legumes have grown up and stand proudly next to any other food group. It is no longer just a filler food, but the clever scientists tell us that they are an important source of protein and fibre. Legumes lower our blood pressure, and keeps our digestive systems regular.
Legumes pictures abound on Colourbox. You will even find that our royalty-free images are in different formats such as photos and vector graphics. Because we use only the best images, depending on the size of the image, you may even choose to blow them up to poster size and find that they will not cropped.


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In 1971, a study of children's travel to and from school focused on five English primary schools.1 The schools' locations ranged from inner-urban London to a village primary school (ages 4–11). In 1990, the Policy Studies Institute published a follow-up study with the same schools and added linked secondary schools (ages 11–16).2 The results were alarming. Independent active travel was declining steeply—on average, a child in 1990 had to be 2.5 years older than in 1971 to be allowed permissions such as to cross local roads and to travel the school journey without an adult.1 2 A further study in 2013 reported further significant shrinkage.3 We are concerned about the effects this will have for Alex and all young people (figure 1).
What is the cause?
The drivers of children being kept on a leash are multifaceted, but implicated above all is the dominance of the 'windscreen perspective'—politicians and highway engineers have a driver's perspective. Travel by car, and provision for that, becomes the default choice. Public …
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This is a sacred place, you know. Oh, yes. You know as well as I do. I think on Granny's old house, the one we all spent the whole of our youths in, the one that was haunted by familiar spirits. Ghosts, indeed. Some will call us crazy or ignore us altogether. But we know … Continue reading Days of the Dog Star


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Spring 2015
The Big Read is a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest. It is designed to restore reading to the center of American culture. The Big Read brings together partners across the country to encourage reading for pleasure and enlightenment.
The Things They Carried by Tim O' Brien
Tim O'Brien's semi-autobiographical "work of fiction" about a platoon of young American soldiers during the Vietnam War has captivated readers for decades. Full of honesty and reflection, O'Brien follows the journey of the men of Alpha Company: Jimmy Cross, Henry Dobbins, Rat Kiley, Mitchell Sanders, Norman Bowker, Kiowa, and of course, the character Tim O'Brien.
During the months of May and June, Maryland Public Television will partner with Baltimore County Public Libraries and Frederick County Public Libraries in a Big Read celebration of Tim O' Brien's moving novel and the Vietnam veterans. Join us for a series of free public events and activities based in Baltimore and Frederick Counties.
For more information, please contact: firstname.lastname@example.com, or 410-581-4095.
For more information on The Things They Carried by Tim O' Brien, please visit: http://neabigread.org/books/thethingstheycarried/
Maryland Public Television is currently gearing up for MPT Salutes Vietnam Veterans (MSVV), a comprehensive statewide initiative by MPT that will recognize Maryland Vietnam veterans through a series of activities: the MSVV Task Force, Maryland Vietnam War Stories documentary, LZ Pimlico tribute celebration and educational outreach.
For more information, please visit: http://vietnam.mpt.org/home/
Pick up your FREE copy of Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried" at the events hosted throughout the months of May and June.
Baltimore County Events
The Big Kickoff: Randallstown
Randallstown Public Library, 8604 Liberty Rd, Randallstown, MD 21133
Saturday, May 16th at 12 pm to 3 pm
Let's get ready to celebrate The Big Read with the staff of Maryland Public Television. Stop by the Randallstown Public Library to find out what programs are being offered by Maryland Public Television, Baltimore County Public Libraries and Frederick Public Libraries and on Tim O'Brien's They Things They Carried and MPT Salutes Vietnam Veterans.
The Big Kickoff: Owings Mills
Owings Mills Public Library, 10302 Grand Central Ave, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Sunday, May 17th at 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Make sure to stop by the Owings Mills Public Library as we celebrate The Big Read! Come to find out what programs are being offered by Maryland Public Television, Baltimore County Public Libraries and Frederick Public Libraries on Tim O'Brien's They Things They Carried and MPT Salutes Vietnam Veterans.
MPT Reads Online (Digital Book Club)
Online, https://ovee.itvs.org/screenings/57h8r
Tuesdays at 12:30 pm, May 19th, May 26th and June 2nd
Join Maryland Public Television during a fun lunch time break as we discuss the central themes found in Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried". It doesn't matter where you are, as long as you have an internet connection! We hope you join us during our three sessions.
MPT Reads (Community Book Club)
Maryland Public Television (Conference Room 200), 11767 Owings Mills Blvd, Owings Mills MD 21117
Wednesdays at 6:30 pm, May 20th, May 27th, June 3rd, June 10th and June 17th
Join Maryland Public Television as we host a weekly community book club. We will cover Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried". Our meetings will start Wednesday May 20th at 6:30 PM and will continue every Wednesday at that time until we finish the book on June 17th.
Randallstown Public Library Book Discussion
Randallstown Public Library, 8604 Liberty Rd, Randallstown, MD 21133
Thursday, May 28th at 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm
The Randallstown branch of the Baltimore County Public Library is participating in The Big Read 2015 by holding a discussion group on Tim O' Brien's novel, The Things They Carried.
Owings Mills Public Library Book Discussion
Owings Mills Public Library, 10302 Grand Central Avenue, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117
Tuesday, June 2nd at 7:00 pm
The Owings Mills branch of the Baltimore County Public Library is participating in The Big Read 2015 by holding a discussion group on Tim O' Brien's novel, The Things They Carried.
Maryland Vietnam War Stories
Maryland Public Television, 11767 Owings Mills Blvd. Owings Mills, MD 21117
Wednesday, June 17th at 7:30 pm
Join the Outreach staff of Maryland Public Television as we preview the upcoming documentary "Maryland Vietnam War Stories".
The Things They Wrote
Maryland Public Television, 11767 Owings Mills Blvd. Owings Mills, MD 21117
Saturday June 27th at 2:00 PM
The event will take topics brought the book, "The Things They Carried" by Tim O' Brien and relate them to lessons on morals and empathy. Letters (Older participants) and drawings (Younger participants) to be prepared to send off to members of the military. Books will be available to the parents of the attendees and high school aged attendees.
Frederick County Events
Friends of the Urbana Regional Library (FURL) Book Club
Community Room 9020, Amelung Street, Urbana, MD 21704
Wednesday, May 20th at 6:45 pm
In celebration of The Big Read, join the discussion of "The Things They Carried" by Tim O'Brien.
Brunswick Book Group Discussion
Brunswick Branch Library, 915 North Maple Avenue, Brunswick, MD 21716
Tuesday, May 26th at 7:00 pm
In celebration of The Big Read, join the discussion of "The Things They Carried" by Tim O' Brien.
Book Talk: "The Things They Carried"
Curious Iguana, 12 North Market Street, Frederick, MD 21701
Sunday May 31st at 4:00 pm
Join Frederick County author Bruce R. Gourley for a discussion of 'The Things They Carried' by Tim O'Brien.
Off the Shelf Book Club Meeting
76 East Moser Road, Thurmont, MD 21788
Monday, Jun 8, 2015, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
The 'Off the Shelf Book Club' is participating in The Big Read 2015 and will be discussing 'The Things They Carried' (1990), a book considered one of the best about the Vietnam War. Far from a combat story of pride and glory, it is a compassionate tale of the American soldier, brimming with raw honesty and thoughtful reflection. Anyone is welcome to join this book club hosted by the Friends of the Thurmont Regional Library.
What They Remembered, What We Should Understand
C. Burr Artz Library, 110 E Patrick St, Frederick, MD 21701
Sunday, June 14th at 1:00 pm
Panel discussion with Vietnam Veterans and others affected by the conflict. In partnership with the Frederick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Maryland Public Television's traveling exhibit will visit Frederick County Public Library.


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So I'm standing at the toilet aiming at the water as usual, when I notice I'm pissing on the wall, the floor, and my legs ALL AT THE SAME TIME. What the fuck?! So I apply some gentle pressure to stop the mess I'm making and take a look; I see nothing unusual. I let go and damn! Piss is coming out in three directions.
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Tes psikologi (Phsicology Check) atau lebih sering disebut tes psikotest merupakan salah satu bagian dan tahap perektutan karyawan di banyak perusahan. A nicely-performed assessment from 2012 of 18 research involving 1,945 people discovered no significant impact of weight loss from drinking green tea. Wake up, get up and kick ass all day lengthy with a cup of Morning tea at breakfast. Some research have proven that milk reduces the bioavailability of the antioxidants within tea.
At the moment's episode is sponsored by Headspace. Southern Afternoon Tea at The Jefferson is the right solution to have a good time nearly any event – an upcoming wedding ceremony, a child on the way, a retirement, a birthday or a commencement. In immediately's episode, we talk about digging up your job description – your real job description, not simply that listing of languages you set on your resumé.
In India, tea has been drunk for medicinal purposes for a protracted but unsure period, but apart from the Himalayan region it seems not to have been used as a beverage till the British introduced tea-drinking there much later. All varieties of tea – inexperienced, black and oolong – are produced from the Camellia sinensis plant using totally different methods.
In today's episode, we start a mini-series on developer poisons. Within the Chinese and Taiwanese Gongfu tea ceremony , the primary brew is discarded, as it's thought of a rinse of leaves somewhat than a proper brew. In in the present day's episode, I answer listener Jonathan's question about getting ready for a baby, and concurrently planning content material.
But this shouldn't be taken as official recommendation that consuming inexperienced tea while taking Herceptin will make it more practical. This private and private setting is a great venue for membership or board luncheons, wedding ceremony or baby showers, and afternoon teas.


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New to your forum
Easy Rider,
I don't think you will ever turn back. I had my first test drive 4 months ago and am just waiting on the X.
The Model S is so good, it's really not worth naming the superlatives.
Enjoy the test drive and let us know what you think. Hope to see a Tesla grin.
Easy Rider from Texas, from your description, it certainly sounds like you are NOT 'big hat, no cattle.'
You sound self-made and entrepreneurial, you're going to love Tesla Motors.
Hi Easy Rider,
I agree you appear to be a self-starter and will truly enjoy Tesla Motors (TM), the Model S (MS) and this forum.
When I came to this site a month or two ago, I made it my mission to read almost all the posts under both the General and Model S tabs, and the last year or so of posts under the Model X tab. Yes, I went back several years and yes it took many hours. I did this as well on the Tesla Motors Club site.
Although I found many threads and posts overlap and are frequently duplicative, each provides a different perspective, often from new members, and most benefit from 20:20 hindsight and ownership experience. I highly recommend this approach before posting new threads. I've discovered time and again the vast majority of my questions have already been asked and answered.
You're in for a treat.


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Knightwood Oak also known as the 'Queen of the Forest' is the New Forest's most famous oak tree and one of the oldest at over 500 years old. Unlike most other oaks in the forest it is a pollarded oak.
Wootton is a hamlet in the south of the New Forest and is known for its pub, the Rising Sun and there is a popular local beauty spot at nearby Wootton Bridge where the road crosses the Avon Water.
The Beaulieu River formerly known as the River Exe is a small river flowing through the New Forest. It is 12 miles long of which the last 4 miles are tidal, entering the sea at the Solent.
Godshill is a small scattered working forest village retaining strong links with Commoning traditions therefore there are plenty of forest ponies and donkeys roaming about.
Blashford Lakes is a series of lakes which have been created as a result of sand and gravel extraction since the 1950's. The lakes now used for nature conservation and drinking water storage are surrounded by willow, birch and alder woodland as well as grassland.
The area around Cadman Pool is like a replica of the New Forest in miniature consisting of wonderful woodlands, heathland and a small stream. Fallow deer and the forest ponies which are ever present and the shy red deer freely roam this area.
Roydon Woods extending to an area covering almost 1,000 acres of ungrazed ancient woodland, fields and meadows, open heathland, ponds, many streams and part of the Lymington River are a Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust nature reserve, designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
The New Forest Reptile Centre is the only conservation centre that has a collection of all of Britain's native lizards including the rare sand lizard, grass snakes, smooth snakes, Britain's only venomous snake the adder, frogs, toads, newts and slow worms.
Lepe Country Park located on the shore of the Solent in the very south-eastern corner of the New Forest takes in about a mile of coast. Exbury Gardens covers 200 acres with over 250 years of gardening history.
Acres Down is a very pretty area between Minstead and Bolderwood and sits at the beginning of a traffic free cycle route. The cycle network routes used by walkers and horse riders are made up of well maintained forestry tracks which are easy to follow and are a fantastic way to explore the New Forest.
Lyndhurst is a compact village and known as the capital of the New Forest since William the Conqueror established it as a royal hunting ground in 1079. It is a popular tourist location with many shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, hotels, guest houses and B&B's. The village also houses the Queen's House, the New Forest Centre with a museum, gift shop, tourist information office and reference library.
Brockenhurst dotted with centuries old thatched cottages is the largest New Forest village by population and Brookley Road, its main shopping street, has a lot to offer with many shops to browse around and plenty of places to choose from to eat and drink and not only that you are more than likely to meet the wild New Forest ponies, donkeys and cows just wandering about the streets.
Keyhaven – Nature Reserve – Ferry – Hurst Castle round Mobile friendly version The New Forest and its National Park in Hampshire is a truly wonderful place with its thatched cottages and wild roaming forest ponies and cattle. There are …
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(CBS/AP) Southern California's multi-billion dollar porn industry has shut down following news that an adult film performer tested positive for HIV.
Diane Duke, executive director of the adult film trade association Free Speech Coalition, said tests were being conducted on the performer to confirm the diagnosis. She declined to give the performer's name, age or gender.
The case was found in an out-of-state clinic that doesn't report to California health officials, said Duke, who declined to say how her group learned of the case.
If the diagnosis is confirmed, the group will request tests among those who had sex with the performer and the sex partners of those who had sex with the performer.
The voluntary industry shutdown affects porn producers in the San Fernando Valley, the heart of the American porn industry.
The industry saw a similar shutdown in late 2010, after actor Derrick Burts was diagnosed with HIV.
Pictures: Derrick Burts: HIV-Positive Porn Actor Calls for Condom Use
Burts has since gone on to advocate for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation's push for mandatory condom use in the porn industry.
The health advocacy group and state workplace safety, Cal/OSHA, said state law requires porn performers to use condoms under the same law that requires nurses to wear gloves in hospitals when dealing with bodily fluids.
Earlier this month, the foundation announced that it would gather 41,138 petition signatures to get on the June 2012 ballot a measure that requires porn producers to mandate condoms among their actors in order to get a filming permit.
Said Michael Weinstein, president of AIDS Healthcare Foundation, "The question remains how many performers must become infected with HIV and other serous STDs before the industry will clean up its act and government will do the right thing?"
In the U.S., HIV is commonly transmitted through anal or vaginal sex. The virus can be found in blood, semen, and vaginal fluid. Though possible to transmit through oral sex, it is not as common. The safest way to protect against HIV is sexual abstinence, but latex condoms are also effective. However, the CDC warns they're more likely to break during anal sex which it deems a "risky behavior." The agency also recommends using condoms on shared sex toys to prevent HIV transmission.
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"Oh, thank Aithre and the Twelve and One, Narcissa, you're all right!" A couple paused just outside the ring of chairs until Narcissa inclined her head in invitation; only then did one take the remaining chair, and the other stole a stool from a nearby game-table.
The taller of the pair, by a full head, was wearing a pale rose dress with a deeper rose fringed shawl wrapped over it that matched the broad borders of the dress, and a substantial volume of gold jewellery in women's styles; her hair was braided and coiled, her eyes were darkened and her lips were dark rose. The other wore a tunic of a mellow warm brown with narrow yellow bands along the borders, and a heavy gold bracelet and three rings with differing stones, hair cropped to shoulder-length. Kaveri would have been willing to wager that the shorter one had tightly bound breasts under that tunic, and that the taller's silhouette owed something to padding.
Narcissa made introductions both ways. The taller she named as Demetria, the shorter as Ctesios.
"We were worried about the two of you," Demetria said. "I got away to hear your speech this morning, but you're entirely too good at keeping things to yourself."
"We heard you were injured," Ctesios added.
"It was messy but very minor," Narcissa assured them. "Thaleia and Phaidra were less fortunate. Our rescuers have agreed to stay as our personal guards until we're certain there's no further danger."
Both eyed the four foreigners.
"You lost someone in the attack?" Demetria said sympathetically.
"Dying in a battle is a good death," Madoc said. "The kind our gods approve of, and what can you ask of life beyond good company, good ale, and a good and honourable death? But the job isn't finished, and it would dishonour his death to leave it that way. We'll be here until we know the ladies are safe."
"He'd want us to," Mirren added. "And it's harder to miss someone when you're busy."
"By all reports, you certainly took care of a bear and an eagle handily enough," Ctesios said. "Supernatural ones, at that. Not that I couldn't imagine Oreios doing something like that, but Neaira, over a hospital that will make it safer for women to give birth and where children can get help? Not likely."
"We've encountered something like them before," Tyrel said. "They are very definitely not connected to any Enodian god."
"Of course not," Demetria said. "The Oracle wouldn't say that unless she were absolutely certain. And the wolf?"
"According to Glyceria," Ctesios said, "the wolf's blood was yellow."
"Was it?" Narcissa said noncommittally. "I was rather distracted."
"Not asking," Demetria said, with a low chuckle. "We're just grateful you're well and not giving up on what you do."
"Never," Narcissa said, her tone suddenly fierce. "No one is going to frighten me out of getting the hospitals firmly established and making certain they're open to everyone. No one is going to make an example of my sister while I'm alive."
"We know," Demetria said pacifyingly. "You're nothing if not dedicated. We're right behind you, if we can do anything, I hope you know that. And speaking of your sister, I think she's about to start, so we'll leave you and your new friends to enjoy."
"Interesting pair," Madoc murmured as they moved off.
"They're married," Narcissa said. "Publicly, Demetria is Linos, one of the wealthiest and canniest spice merchants in Enodia. Ctesios, as Kallirhoe, has a rather fearsome reputation for being able to see the potential in a painter or sculptor's work and providing the support and resources to bring it to full fruit, along with being a significant patron of several organizations that help orphans, widows, and the crippled. They own houses in Orthia and here and a country villa, that I know of. In private, at home or here, they trade roles, and they're both happier that way."
"Household staff are all discreet?" Mirren guessed.
Narcissa smiled as she raised her cup. "Or have reasons of their own to be personally grateful. Some are from among those orphans and widows and cripples. Some would fit in here. Or do so." Her forehead furrowed. "I should talk to them about making sure my people won't find themselves on the street, if anything happens to me. It would be a reasonable fear right now, and I'd like to know that eventually, when I have to leave, they won't suffer for it."
The music changed, now something with a heavier beat, and Lysandra took up position in the middle of the stage. She had a long translucent white veil, so light it drifted slowly in the air, wrapped loosely around her torso with the ends trailing down her back.
"Watch," Narcissa said softly.
Lysandra started slow in time with the beat, shimmying and swirling, always in motion so she was playing to all sides at once.
As the speed of the drums gradually increased, so did hers.
Somehow, she let the veil unwind as she moved, and caught the edge in both hands to use as she danced, the veil now behind her, now in front, now swirling around her and now over her head. The coins of her belt flashed and jingled with the motions of her hips, accentuating them, and at moments the serpent on her belly looked almost like it was flexing its coils.
She made the young woman they'd seen dance in the temple look like a child practising.
And sheer exhilaration came across in every gesture as clearly as the sensuality.
"That," Narcissa said quietly, without looking away, "is what keeps my sister alive. Take this away, and while my cousin might technically still live, he would never feel whole or happy. But while she's dancing, she is what she's meant to be. A number of people who have seen her dance say Aithre blessed her at birth—but Aithre's blessings are never easy."
"Not a lot of possible paths?" Tyrel said. Kaveri snuck a peek, though reluctant to miss a moment, and found without surprise that both brothers were watching with rapt fascination.
"Most women dance in public only once, in front of the Great Mother's statue in the temple on the day they're married, to ask her blessing. A few become professional dancers as entertainers, a few join one temple or another. Many assume that all professional dancers are prostitutes. It's worse for those like my sister, harder to get jobs without being prostitutes as well. There is Aithre's temple, though there are conditions. If Lysandra doesn't choose to come, that's likely where she'll go. Otherwise… I think she'll die. And whatever's left of Evander would eventually suicide. It was close, a few times, before we found a balance."
As Lysandra wound to a finish, the veil settling neatly across her arms, Narcissa met Kaveri's eyes.
"I can't leave her any more than I could leave without making sure the hospitals continue."
"You won't have to," Kaveri said gently. "We have time to make sure nothing's left unfinished." In her experience, there was always something else left unfinished, but this wasn't the moment for that, and they could cover the major ones.
"Moonladies," Tyrel said, as Lysandra, laughing, dropped the veil in her basket and looked expectantly at the musicians. "If we go far enough from here for no one to have seen anyone dance like this anyway, and she does this, she would definitely not have any trouble getting jobs. Convincing a few that they don't get to keep her, maybe."
"And with us around," Madoc added, "no one else is going to get close enough to find out details they don't need to know."
"How long can she keep this up?" Mirren asked, as Lysandra began again, this one a much more energetic fast-paced one, with more staccato sharp motions of her hips and also of her shoulders and ribcage, more rapid footwork, without ever losing the fluidity of the whole. The control she had in isolating and moving individual sets of muscles was formidable. No wonder she picked up self-defence lessons so readily.
"She'll do a few now, then rest, then do more. Not all will be on the stage itself, there's space between tables for reasons other than serving drinks and food. Later, there are usually a few amateurs or novices who want to, or other sorts of dancing. There's a parallel for men, done with a cane or short staff, based on combat moves so it feels more sharp and rigid and it's more about being strong and acrobatic. It can be pleasant to watch. Some of the resident foreigners have decided before to show us what they consider dancing."
"Don't look at me," Mirren laughed. "Everything from Galimont is for groups."
"About the closest we know," Tyrel said, "is formalized fighting routines done against imaginary enemies. Kaveri can dance."
"Not for an audience," Kaveri said.
"Ingo dancing is a memorable sight," Narcissa said reflectively. "Aside from whoever's officially working, it's entirely voluntary." She looked up with a smile as a woman in a short cream-and-russet tunic, her long hair loose, stopped near them. "Yes, Elpis, Lysandra and I are both well. Will you sit down? Antheia isn't with you?"
By the time they left, much later, Narcissa had reassured what felt like half the population of Phleion about her and Lysandra. They'd seen Lysandra dance with her veil, with a tambourine, with a pair of brightly-coloured feathered fans, and with nothing but her own body in motion, both on the stage and circulating around the room; somehow, she coaxed Kaveri into joining her for a lesson, with her tunic shed, and while Kaveri didn't feel she'd particularly embarrassed herself, she did have a whole new appreciation for the skill and discipline involved. They met locals and foreigners, people who couldn't conform and people who could but loved someone who couldn't, most of them at least courteous if not outgoing and welcoming—though being there with Narcissa and Lysandra might have influenced that last.
And a substantial fraction of them, Kaveri was certain, could if given any clues at all spot their differences as easily as Evander had noticed the blood during the battle, and identify them as not human as readily as Dayo had long ago. A dangerous environment to be in, when they wanted to simply be still-human Narcissa's foreign human bodyguards. But what else could they have done? Narcissa, clearly, had been right about the repercussions if they hadn't gone.
"Here, let me take that," Narcissa said, adroitly stealing the basket from Lysandra. "You're always tired, and always still too afire with all that passion to feel it until we get home."
"Just as well, then," Lysandra retorted, "or how would you get me home, if I simply collapsed in the street like a drunkard who won at dice? See if Demetria would lend you a mule to sling me over with my bottom in the air, maybe?"
"Silly," Narcissa said fondly.
Madoc's gaze snapped to track motion; he made a low warning grunt, deep in his throat, and let a hand drop to his sica. Kaveri saw two human figures in the shadow of a narrow gap between buildings reconsider and flit back the other way.
She wasn't at all sure Lysandra even noticed.
That wasn't wine, either—she'd seen the dancer drink only well-watered wine, and even that not in excess. It would probably be difficult to maintain that level of control after drinking too much.
Hermia opened the door for them, hiding a yawn. It looked to Kaveri like Melanippe and teenaged maid Clytie had fallen asleep on two of the courtyard's wicker couches, with the remains of a meal and a jug of wine on the small tables in front of them, and that Hermia had been on a third.
"A good night with no trouble, I take it?" Hermia asked.
"Yes," Narcissa said. "Here?"
"The same. Pherusa and all got home not long ago, they've gone to bed. Apparently they had a wonderful evening."
Narcissa nodded. "Get some sleep."
"I will." Hermia bolted the door securely.
Narcissa twined a hand into Lysandra's, urging her upstairs.
"Then we'll go to bed," Lysandra sighed, following only reluctantly. "And then morning will be here, much too quickly."
"I know, love," Narcissa said gently. "But you can't stay awake forever. There are daytime things we both need to do that are important to a lot of people."
The four foreigners headed up to the roof, to bathe in the last of the moonlight.
Madoc tested the newly-added frame around the mouth of the courtyard. "That's pretty solid. With a net over it, it will at least slow down anything trying to get in. If we weave the edges right through the rings so it won't come off without being cut, better yet."
The "net" was actually wide strips of fabric, long enough to reach across the gap from side to side, made thick but with a dense pattern of large regular holes that approximated a net. It was much easier to do than spinning cord and knotting it, but should be equally effective. At the edges, they simply wove each strip into the holes of the next, all one piece, to create a single expanse that could cover the whole opening. They didn't have enough of it yet, but they were getting there.
Tyrel looked up. "And Talir's gone. Only four more nights without Kieran, then he'll be back."
"And maybe then," Madoc said, "we can come up with more of a plan than watching for immediate danger."


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Tuesday: INB p.56-57 Athenian Democracy
Wednesday: Athenian Democracy Simulation and finish INB p. 56-57
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Friday: Recap / Catch Up Day - (Hold the Mustard, though. Hehe.)
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I've not much to say for myself today really. The black dog is biting my arse again - vicious little git - and I find myself wanting to make a camp in the living room, with the duvet slung over the sofa and the chair and hide in there with a hot chocolate, my crochet and a good book. I shall have to try reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeallly hard not to let this post descend into a 'woe is me pity-athon'. Please forgive me for being a little self indulgent. I blame ..erm.... hmm.... actually I can't find anything to blame. Which makes depression all the more difficult to understand.
I have everything I have ever wanted/needed in my life. Wonderful, caring, gorgeous, sexy man who treats me like a princess - check. Beautiful, happy, healthy children - check. Job - check. (blah!). Painfully small but very homely home full of the people/things I love - check. So why can't I just be happy? Answers on a post card (or the back of a diazepam packet) please.
Ugh.... what was I saying about self-indulgence?
Moving on.
I've been ho-way the Sunderlan' (ahem. Visiting Sunderland) since Thursday to see a rather sexy man band with my daughter and some friends. We've had a fantastic time and saw them on opening night and second night - both from front barrier positions. Rah!
We were page 3 girls on Saturday. The Mirror sported a pic of us on their page three posing with home made banners. What a laugh!! Made even funnier by the first text I received on Saturday morning to be from my ex-husband letting me know that fact. I could sense the disapproval from all of those miles away!! hahahaha. Ahem.
We had camped overnight which I hope goes some way to explaining our dishevelled appearance!! Bet the boys were drooling over their branflakes when they spotted that little number whilst doing their press reviews!! Not.
Camping was actually a lot better than I expected. I'm old. And arthritic. And I don't do camping. I need my creature comforts. Like a toilet. And it made the bones of my arse (yes they're under there somewhere) ache. But apart from that - bouyed up by hot chocolate made on the camping stove at 3 in the morning and 27 layers of clothing - it was ok. Would I do it again? um... in a heart beat!!
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Adjective and Noun.
The adage:
"It is often said that 99% of the genetic makeup in Humans and Apes is similar. It is that 1% that makes all the difference. Which side are you on?"
Science Articles: Here, Here and Here. Though it is not scientifically proven and can be argued about the figure 99%, it has got very less to do with the adage as it stands true in its own sense. Research does agree that at least 95% of the genes are similar. Isn't that enough?


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Luna is a no-hoper with a secret: in a world of illusion, she can see what is real. But can she see the truth before it is too late?
Luna has always been able to exist in virtual and real worlds at the same time, a secret she is warned to keep. She hides her ability by being a Refuser: excluded by choice from the virtual spheres others inhabit. But when she is singled out for testing, she can't hide any longer.
The safest thing to do would be to fail, to go back to a dead-end life, no future. But Luna is starting to hope for something better, and hope is a dangerous thing.
Teri Terry's known for her multi award winning series Slated (that is waiting on my shelf to be read ASAP!) that sucked me right in with a synopsis of a girl called Kyla who's memory has been erased as well as her personality and past memories, basically being "Slated" and started fresh. So I had high expectations that whatever Teri came up with next would be a huge hit with me.
Luna, our main character, is a Refuser - someone who refuses to be virtual and wants to live life the "old school" way. In the world she exists in, she can live in virtual worlds and real worlds at the same time, something similar to the others who can live in a virtual world, although they would be existing in one at a time and on a life support type of device whilst they were. Virtually, they could potentially live forever if they wanted to. Because Luna is different, she has to hide her secret. I found this was a little like Divergent when Tris found out she could control the simulations. Although it wasn't exactly the same, this drew me in a little further because I loved Divergent and the whole "fantasy" within Dystopia and worlds that exist virtually or in our minds.
But then Luna is singled out. They want her for testing and suddenly she can't hide behind being a Refuser anymore. She's thrown into the spotlight and her secret of knowing what is real in a world built with delusions is on the verge of being tested. My favourite part of Mind Games were the actual mind games. The things about the story-world and characters that threw me and made me want to explore more into the inquisitive and brilliant world Teri had built. I loved the character of Luna and how her development throughout the book grew into a clear favourite of mine. Surprise villains, races against the clock and games, games, games, Mind Games will make you question what's real and isn't, throw you into a world of utter magnificence and creativity and you'll be on the edge of your seat until the end in hope - and hope is a dangerous thing for Luna.
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Teri has lived in France, Canada, Australia and England at more addresses than she can count, acquiring three degrees, a selection of passports and a silly name along the way.
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Click here for a printable version of the rules: 2019 Carolina Beach Inshore Challenge Rules.
- The primary payouts go to the boats with the heaviest weight total of up to two red drum.
- The tournament's entry fee allows you to have as many anglers on your boat as you'd like (within safety limitations).
- The one fishing day is Saturday, September 14. The tournament will reserve the right to hold Sunday, September 15, as an optional foul weather day, or the tournament may make the decision to hold the event on a separate weekend.
- There are no checkouts and no boundaries.
- Fish must be caught during tournament hours. No lines in the water until after 7:00 a.m.
- All boats must cross the plane of the 154A marker (the red buoy just off the entrance to Inlet Watch Marina) by 4:00 p.m.
- Scales will open at 1:00 p.m. at the Inlet Watch Marina weigh-in docks. No weigh-ins allowed before 1:00 p.m.
- Each boat may present only two red drum to the weigh master, at which time their fishing day has ended.
- All fish weighed in will become the property of the Carolina Beach Inshore Challenge.
- Any angler, if directed by the tournament committee, must submit to a polygraph test within 72 hours after the last fish has been weighed. This decision is at the sole discretion of the tournament committee. Should the test be failed or if the angler fails to participate in the polygraph test within the 72 hours, the tournament committee reserves the right to forfeit all winnings awarded to the winner in question.
- All protests made to the tournament committee shall be accompanied by a $250 cash deposit. All protests shall be made no later than one hour after the last fish has been weighed. The $250 cash deposit will be returned if the tournament committee upholds the protest. The $250 cash deposit will become the property of the Carolina Beach Inshore Challenge if the protest is not upheld. All decisions of the tournament committee shall be final.
- The three TWTs (tournament within a tournament)—Single Big Red Drum TWT, Two Red Drum TWT, and High Roller Single Big Red Drum TWT—all have a payout ratio of 1st—50%, 2nd—30%, and 3rd—20%. Participants in the tournament are not required to enter the TWTs. They are offered as another way for you to win money.
- The Two Red Drum TWT is awarded to the boat with the heaviest weight total of up to two red drum.
- Prizes are awarded solely on the basis of fish weight. In the event of identical weights, the first fish weighed shall be declared the winner.
- All fish must be caught on hook and line and from the registered boat.
- All fish must be weighed in from the boat in which they were caught. All fish must remain aboard the boat on which they were caught until a crewmember takes the fish to the scales. No overland transport to the weigh station will be allowed, and a crewmember must accompany the fish to the scales.
- By signing the entry form, the captain and crew, etc. consent that the Carolina Beach Inshore Challenge may use without payment or restrictions any photographs in which he or she appears for any purpose whatsoever, including but not limited to resale, advertising, commercial, or promotional material.
- Two or more boats seen congregating may be disqualified from the tournament.
- This tournament does not have any boundaries; however, a boat may not fish within 25 yards of the CP&L intake wall or anywhere within the entrance to Inlet Watch Marina.
- All fish must adhere to North Carolina state size regulations.
- All fish will be received, inspected, measured, and weighed by the terms of the weigh master.
- Red drum will be measured nose to nose plate, belly facing the weigh master, and a uniform pinch of the tail.
- No cut or mutilated fish will be accepted, and fish must be in edible condition.
- A boat may only win one primary prize, but they may win more than one secondary prize.
- The Junior Angler must be 14-years-old or younger. This prize is based on the single heaviest red drum.
- The Lady Angler must be female and 15-years-old or older. This prize is based on the single heaviest red drum.
- The Senior Angler must be 60-years-old or older. This prize is based on the single heaviest red drum.
- The SeaTow prize goes to the boat with a current SeaTow membership that weighs in the single heaviest red drum.
- The tournament committee has the right to refuse entry from any applicant. If an entry is refused, then 100% of the applicant's entry fee will be returned.
- All captains and crewmembers are responsible for reading and following all rules and regulations set forth by the Carolina Beach Inshore Challenge.
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