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Because of a few situations in my life, mainly in the workplace, I am reading three books on narcissism. Sometimes, one misses how envy, rage, criticism, and false praise, which accompany the actions of the narcissist work in the world, even in church communities, destroy the natural balance of the use of talents and gifts in a group.
Because I have fairly good boundaries, growing up in a family where those boundaries were encouraged and respected, I can withstand the onslaught of those who want to either take personal power away from me. or who want me to merely stroke their egos. But, in our American culture, the narcissist rules, in chancery offices, in government, in workplaces, in universities, in schools, in hospitals, and in families. Sadly, because of the lack of virtue training, and the lack of discipline in the home, where parents just "want to be friends" with their children, and where dysfunctional families seem to be the mode of living, more and more young adults, and not so young adults, have false expectations of life, live a life of entitlement, creating an entire society of pleasure seekers, who have lost the ability to even understand the meaning of the phrase, "the common good". The narcissist has no concept of the good of any group, whether in a business or in a church, only the good needed to inflate his or her ego and succeed in the fantasy life that person has created.
What has struck me about the delineation of the narcissistic point of view, as examined in the first two of the three books I am reading, is that although psychiatrists and psychologist have excellent skills of defining and properly diagnosing the narcissistic personality defect, these professionals sometimes lack the underlying problem which is, of course, as most problems of personality which cause gross sin, is spiritual.
The great Narcissist in the world has a name, and a title, Satan, the Father of Lies. This immensely intelligent demon attacks the egos either by the typical manipulatory manners in which human narcissists, Satan's dupes, affect those they choose for their minions.
The human narcissist feeds a daily diet of either criticism or false praise to those he or she wants to make into slaves of the ego. Only those with strong egos and good boundaries seem to be able to resist the barrage of flattery or criticism, or some, through self-defense, soothe the wounded beastly soul of the narcissist, by becoming a slave, even a willing one, to that person's unnatural and unfeeling demands.
Even a person with good boundaries can learn to work with a narcissist by becoming indispensable, not by acting out of superior talent, but by toning down one's own gifts to serve the master of the place. The subservient one usually becomes "burnt out" by the unreal demand of the narcissist. Remember, it is "all about him" or "all about her".
Satan envies us, as we have sanctifying grace and will attain eternal bliss with God, if we follow God's will for our lives, are obedient to Holy Mother Church, and allow God to purify us. Satan knows this, he hates us and envies the fact that his lost status, damaged forever in his own rebellious decision, has damned him forever. We have redemption in Christ, and through the sacraments, Satan has no redemption. He can never experience the dark night of the spirit, illumination in God, the Indwelling of the Trinity, union with God, as he lives in perpetual loss of grace and the eternal loss of the loving Presence of God. Envy and pride burn his consciousness forever.
He rages against us, throwing all the hatred a lost spirit has against the children of God, who will someday, in heaven experience the love and contentment he will never have. He sends out his armies to undermine and completely destroy the Church, the chosen institution created by Christ, to help us all gain heaven. He watches us and sends out his lower orders of demonic soldiers, who examine every detail of our lives to find out our weaknesses so that they can overcome our good intentions easily. These troops cannot read our minds, but see everything else, feeding their own sadly damned selves with the grandiose idea that they can drag us to hell–and they can, but only if we let them. Unlike these raging, angry, envious beings, we have free will coupled with the Life of God Himself, grace, to win the battles and, eventually, the war.
Some people have a constant record of critical thoughts and the "bible of negativity" drilled into their psyches from childhood, and projected onto those around them, in order to build up their own damaged egos.
Satan wrote this bible of negativity. He lied to Eve about her status before God, and her sin of curiosity brought her into a discussion into which she should have never entered. I learned the hard way in several jobs under gross narcissists, what it means to get into the wrong discussion. But, I was naive, never having met up with people who choose evil rather than good. When one learns the wisdom of being able to detect evil, one is on the way to protecting one's self both exteriorly and interiorly. One learns "spiritual street sense" in one's own journey from childhood faith to adult appropriation of the faith.
Satan disturbs discernment, makes one fall back into self-doubt, until one rallies and sees the grace of God, enlightening the painful situation of the bully or the manipulator. One who receives the sacraments regularly can undo years of parental damage through the healing power of grace.
The other day, a good friend of mine asked me "Why are there so many angry people? Why are so many people raging in the home, in the streets?"
Narcissists all-the culture of the self-reflective has come to maturation. Leaders, yes, even in the Church, have risen to the top of the narcissist mountain. And those narcissists who feel left out, rage, rage, rage. Their egos have been thwarted by reality and they cannot change, they cannot become humble.
However, the real danger of the narcissist, for us individually and for the Church, is hatred. Narcissists hate those who do not serve their bloated needs. Satan hates us because we adore God and not him. Sadly, some people have chosen to adore Satan and become one of his cooperating, soothing minions, and he rewards them well.
When Christ experienced the temptations in the desert, He was meeting the Greatest Narcissist of all time. Satan's temptations, as seen in the passage below, were typical of a narcissist's tempting words we may hear at work, in church gatherings, or in the family.
Let me unpack the passage and try to apply it to the lives of those who suffer under narcissists.
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4 Then Jesus was led by the spirit into the desert, to be tempted by the devil.
2 And when he had fasted forty days and forty nights, afterwards he was hungry.
Satan gets to us when we are weak, like the narcissist, who preys upon weakness.
3 And the tempter coming said to him: If thou be the Son of God, command that these stones be made bread.
4 Who answered and said: It is written, Not in bread alone doth man live, but in every word that proceedeth from the mouth of God.
The first temptation of the narcissist is one of security. "If you do this for me, if you use your gifts in a certain way, as I can see you have gifts, you will be rewarded." Satan had watched Christ and knew He could work miracles, but Satan did not know Who He was on earth. The humility of God becoming a man would have been unthinkable for Satan, the master of pride. In church gatherings, too often, a prideful pastor, such as the famous tv evangelists, preach a gospel of prosperity, or worse, people in the congregation only reward "their own kind", those who pander to their egos, and create cliques, making a congregation into a divisive battle-front of ego groupings. Sometimes, unwary, good but naive priests get caught up in these narcissistic manipulations and approbation from a particular group. Or, the priests themselves encourage a divisiveness, creating their own coterie of suppliant ego-slaves. The sex scandals revealed this evi, but we are seeing this type of pride in the Synod as well. Egotism and narcissism rule in some dioceses, as we have seen.
5 Then the devil took him up into the holy city, and set him upon the pinnacle of the temple,
6 And said to him: If thou be the Son of God, cast thyself down, for it is written: That he hath given his angels charge over thee, and in their hands shall they bear thee up, lest perhaps thou dash thy foot against a stone.
Now, the Arch-Narcissist appeals to Christ's authority and power. Satan wants to use Christ's own power to expose Jesus, bring about a revelation which is untimely, and ruin the plan of salvation, which Satan did not know, but maybe suspected. So too, in the workplace, the narcissistic boss wants to find out all one's personal details in order to control the life of each person, making demands which create unneeded overtime. In one job I had years ago, the boss wanted everyone to be in one, big, happy, family, run by him. The trouble was that he only wanted complete control over his subordinates. He demanded that we have our laptops and cell phones on at all times outside of work just in case he needed us to do something. Politicians tend to be like this, and government workers, and even, administrators in academic positions. The employee becomes subservient to his or her desires, even when the work is unnecessary. Notice the implied flattery here, which Christ ignores.
7 Jesus said to him: It is written again: Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God.
8 Again the devil took him up into a very high mountain, and shewed him all the kingdoms of the world, and the glory of them,
9 And said to him: All these will I give thee, if falling down thou wilt adore me.
So too, in the family, for instance, the narcissistic parent demands unreasonable homage from the child, and this may even continue into adulthood. Those who suffer under parents who make them feel guilty, know what this temptation does to one's own ego. Parents who want adoration are, simply, gross narcissists. They want slaves, not children, not willing to die to self or suffer for the sake of the child.
10 Then Jesus saith to him: Begone, Satan: for it is written, The Lord thy God shalt thou adore, and him only shalt thou serve.
11 Then the devil left him; and behold angels came and ministered to him.
The angels which ministered to Christ will help those caught up in unhealthy relationships of manipulation, rage, criticism, flattery, crushing power. In my next post, I shall deal with the spiritual side of how to avoid either being squashed by the narcissist because that person senses your superiority in gifts and if threatened, or being used to feed their own plan of success for their careers or personal lives.
You may anticipate that post by thinking on the dark night of the soul and the proper place of the ego in the saint.
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The Chicago Paint and Coatings Association, (CPCA) has announced the kick-off of the 33rd Annual "Chicago Finest Painted Ladies and Her Court Competition" which is a "beauty contest" for homes and businesses. This contest encourages homeowners and professional painters to compete for the 2019 "Chicago's Finest Painted Ladies and Her Court" award. The houses must have been painted between Labor Day 2018 and Labor Day 2019.
This contest encourages not only the more traditional Victorian style homes and businesses to participate but other styles as well. Examples of other styles include: Tudors, Georgians, Colonials, etc. Also other creative projects will also be considered as separate categories, such as gazebos, entry doors etc. A list of categories can be found on the on-line entry form. Link to:
The CPCA is a non-profit trade association made up of member companies who are manufacturers, raw material suppliers and distributors for the paint and coatings industry. "Even in challenging times like now, paint adds color, change and provides a fresh look to the interior and exterior of homes at a reasonable cost. It's a solid investment for the homeowner," commented Bill Heiden, CPCA spokesperson.
The 2018 competition found winning homes in River Forest, Downer's Grove, and Mt Prospect, while Elgin continues to take home the most winning honors with seven awards .
The entries are judged on how the paint and colors chosen were used to enhance the appearance of the property. Also taken into consideration by the judges is how well the colors fit the neighborhood and/or the area that surrounds the structure. The Public Libraries have books on how to create a "Painted Lady." The trend of paying more attention to choice of color and detail seems to be part of current living. In some instances entire neighborhoods have been inspired to freshen up their homes and there are literally hundreds of colors or shades of colors to choose from to create a better looking home or business.
In addition to Chicago's suburbs, entries are also eligible from Chicago and Northwest Indiana areas are divided into five sectors: North, Northwest, West, Southwest and South; and two categories "non-professional" and "professionally painted". Entrants are requested to submit before and after photographs or high quality digital pictures printed on high quality paper to ensure accurate color representation. Paint chip samples must be submitted along with the official entry form. Winners are selected from the categories found on the entry form.
Not every category may produce a winner in a given year and more than one winner may be selected from a category. Once selected, the winners will be notified by phone. As in the past, the home or business owner will be awarded a professionally photographed picture of their home or business that is matted, framed and presented at a special dinner in the fall. In addition, a Grand Prize winner will also be selected and will be honored with an engraved plaque. Professional contractors are awarded a certificate. Many of the winners are featured in area newspapers!
Please contact the Chicago Paint & Coatings Association to obtain more information and an application. Call, 847-240-0102, or write CPCA, 1701 Woodfield Road, Suite 205, Schaumburg, Illinois 60173. Please visit our web site www.chicagopaint.org for more details.
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Christopher Krueger is a member of the Leadership Team at cStor, headquartered in Scottsdale, AZ. He leads an account management team that consults to private- and public-sector clients. Since joining cStor in 2004, he has held multiple roles in sales/marketing contributing to cStor's continued growth in cybersecurity, digital transformation, and data center consulting.
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Debbie Young, Director Alumni Events Team - email@example.com
Graduated Citizens Academy Class of 2008
Debbie graduated from the FBI Citizens Academy in 2008 and is a life-member of the Phoenix Chapter of the FBIPCAAA. She joined the FBIPCAAA Board of Directors in 2018 and she is currently serving as the Membership Chair.
Debbie has 29+ years of Industrial Security experience working with various U.S. Government customers. Prior to working with defense contractors, Debbie was in the U.S. Air Force assigned to the White House Communications Agency.
Debbie is currently the Western Region Security Compliance Manager for Honeywell International, Inc. She has been an NCMS, Inc., The Society for Industrial Security Professionals member for 25 years and is a founding member of the Valley of the Sun Chapter. She served on the national Board of Directors for nine years in various roles to include Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Marketing & Publicity Chair, and Awards Chair. She also served on the National Seminar Committee as Volunteers and Giveaways Chair and Entertainment Chair.
Jennifer Hall, Director Alumni Events Team - firstname.lastname@example.com
Graduated Citizens Academy Class of 2017
Jennifer Hall is a healthcare compliance professional who moved here from Oregon in 2010 with her husband to enjoy the abundant sunshine. She worked as a Medical Laboratory Technician for 12 years in the areas of microbiology, hematology and immunology before returning to school to obtain her degree in Paralegal studies. Her background led her into the quickly expanding field of healthcare compliance, where she continues to work today.
Jennifer joined the Board after graduating the Academy in 2017. Prior to this position she has volunteered at numerous animal welfare organizations in the Valley.
Adrienne Hughes, Director Alumni Events: Tucson
Graduated Citizens Academy Class of 2014
Adrienne has worked her entire career in the healthcare industry. Since graduating from the University of Maryland in 1972, she has worked in academic clinical medicine, managed care program development and consulting with area public health institutions. She retired with her husband to Tucson in 2007 and has become an avid golfer and desert gardener.
Adrienne has worked with the Academy since 2015 and is now looking forward to being part of the Phoenix Board.
Bao Hoang, Director Community Outreach
Graduated Citizens Academy Class of 2012
Bao Hoang was born and raised in Sioux City, IA. He graduated from California State University Los Angeles and is currently in the Human Resources field at Sunfare; a gourmet food delivery service.
Bao has been active with the community at large serving for over 5 years with groups such as the National Association of Asian American Professionals. He has been volunteering with non-profit organizations around the valley for over 10 years.
Bao is also an active foodblogger on www.AzCulture.com under the name Bo Bites and publications like VietLifestyle Magazine. He is currently a Yelp Elite Black Badge holder.
K Royal, Director Community Outreach
Graduated Citizens Academy Class of 2008
K Royal is an attorney and compliance professional with 25 years of experience in the legal and health-related fields, which provides her a thorough perspective when implementing or overseeing programs globally. She has a particular interest in technology along with its challenges and opportunities. She is skilled in privacy laws, breach management, compliance, training, and program development. As an adjunct professor at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, she is helping to energize our newest professionals and is also in the dissertation phase of her PhD in Public Affairs.
As an attorney, she has been recognized as a Forty-under-40 honoree for Phoenix, as an educational leader through the YWCA, one of the top pro bono attorneys in Arizona, Member of the Year for the Association of Corporate Counsel (43k members globally), and most recently named an Outstanding Women in Business by the Phoenix Business Journal. She received her law degree from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, her nursing degree from the University of West Alabama, and is in the dissertation phase of her PhD from the University of Texas at Dallas.
Her areas of work mainly center around privacy and health care regulatory law, while her personal loves are civic education, youth outreach, diversity initiatives, and leadership training.
Rodney Wacker, Director Marketing & Sponsorship
Graduated Citizens Academy Class of 2018
As the owner of Celestial Care, Rodney is responsible for the overall operations of the company. Working with a highly dedicated and professional team, Celestial Care is proud to be recognized as both a "Provider of Choice" and "Employer of Choice" in the home care industry. Prior to Celestial Care, Rodney was a consultant with Management Action Programs for 18 years. After receiving his Bachelor of Science in Accounting degree from the University of Arizona in 1973, Rodney worked in public accounting as a CPA for Coopers & Lybrand and then as a vice president for Arizona Industrial Machinery. He is a current member and past president of Executives Association of Greater Phoenix and has served on various not-for-profit boards in his career.
Karen Ortega Matson, Director Strategy & Initiatives
Graduated Citizens Academy Class of 2014
Karen Ortega Matson is the owner of REMAX RIGHT CHOICE and specializes in the Northwest Valley, North Central Phoenix, Moon Valley and the Desert Ridge areas. She has lived in the Northwest Valley and North Central Phoenix area her entire life and is a 3rd generation Phoenician. She is the daughter of retired Phoenix Police Chief Ruben Ortega, very active in several Valley charities and is the "go to" person if you are looking to sell or buy in the Valley. Karen currently lives in Arrowhead Lakes and has personally sold more homes in Arrowhead Lakes than any other single real estate agent in the past 3 years. Karen is a highly experienced negotiator.
Mara Thill, Director
Graduated Citizens Academy Class of 2018
Mara is the Chief of Staff for the office of Ambassador Barbara Barrett (Former U.S. Ambassador to Finland) and Dr. Craig Barrett (Former CEO and Chairman of Intel Corporation). Mara has held leadership positions for more than 25 years in event management with a focus on Trade Shows and Corporate Events around the world. She opened the first US/Mexico Trade Show registration company in Mexico and later added a translation services company to supply language support for American exhibitors in Mexico. She is an avid supporter of education and community outreach and enjoys volunteer work at BASIS Charter Schools, The Sandra Day O'Connor Institute, The Bush Center, The Smithsonian Institution among others.
Mara graduated from Anahuac University in Mexico City with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and a minor in Hospitality and also holds an Executive Education certificate from Thunderbird School of Global Management.
Advisors to the Board:
Jane Bjornstad, FBI Community Outreach Specialist
K Royal - Legal Adviser


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A month ago, I second shot a wedding with Jude Healey, a very talented wedding photographer based in Boulder. I was honored and scared to shoot with Jude. Honored, because of all the other photographers in Boulder, she chose me as her second shooter. Scared, because I knew at the end of the day I would give Jude my memory cards and she would have a bird's eye view of my unedited work. It made me nervous and left me feeling very vulnerable.
The wedding was in Breckenridge in early October. It was a typical Colorado weather day—a little of this, a little of that. We had sun, we had golden aspens, we had snow and probably a little of sleet. Minutes before the ceremony was due to start outside, it moved indoors. And once the ceremony began indoors, the sun came out. Typical Colorado weather.
Before the wedding I worked with the guys. So we had a little fun. I had them all stand still and then on the count of three everyone BUT the groom, Brian, could run and change places. Until I called the next time to freeze. It is similar to musical chairs, you know that game kids play. See what I mean?
The bride loves pink. She and her ladies dyed their shoes themselves.
They just so happened to match these gorgeous roses—perfectly!
A couple of other details from the day.
Jude's blog has more shots of the day. Congrats Julie and Brian, here is many years of love and happiness in the years to come


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There is a law of the universe which states that any living thing that is not growing, is actually dying. Learning equals growth.
As we live in a universe that is in a constant state of motion, we have to be continuously learning and evolving because nothing stays the same.
If we take our physical health as an example—if we don't pay attention to it and eat unhealthy foods or stop doing any form of exercise, then it will affect us in a negative way.
Similarly, if we stop learning, we'll be left behind and won't be able to keep up with things that are continuously changing.
I remember when I had completed my university studies, I thought my learning days were over. Having spent so much time in an academic learning environment, I couldn't wait to go out into the real world.
Was I in for a surprise?


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blogmeets . Wow . you really cant make this stuff up, rubberneckers . and that, sweet reader, is the Gods Honest Truth
it is inevitable, really I mean, if you get a group of twenty opinionated, intelligent, and creatively gifted ladies and gentlemen together . all the while liberally mixing in food, laughter, and alcohol, well, The Magic just happens .
and hey, how many people do you know in the good ole USA that can say my house has now survived a rocket attack?... not very many, Id wager . and yet, it is half-way true
see, after a hugely successful launch from the roadside in front of my house, the parachute deployed . and the little rocket drifted peacefully back towards Earth all was well until the wind caught it just right and changed its descent . it landed heavily and quite unceremoniously - with an almighty thwack on my roof . there was much rejoicing and the ever-talented Johnny Oh scrabbled up onto my roof and retrieved the missile . sure, it wasnt much of an attack, but the house DID get hit by a rocket and as you guys know, we here at SWG are the Kings of Hyperbole mountains out of molehills and all that jazz hey, it keeps us entertained .
and most of the usual suspects were here, of course The Mighty Men: Velociman, Zonker, Elisson, Jimbo & The Bodyguard, Recondo32, Grouchy Old Cripple, Redneck, Johnny Oh, Big Stupid Tommy, Yabu, Dax Montana, That 1 Guy, RSM .
and The Lovely Ladies: Boudicca, Caltech Girl, Georgia, Morrigan, Sissy, SWMBO, Teresa, and The Missus .
Im telling you, people those guys and gals are awesome . what a crowd . that crew rocks and it was a pleasure and an honor to have all of them in my house, hanging in my garage, and wandering around in the back yard at all hours of the day and night (and climbing on my rooftop) . seriously good people, one and all .
there were lots of other shenanigans too, but they are just too hard to pencil down right now.. I power-napped most of the afternoon but it hasnt helped to clear my head much . but you guys know the drill just sit back and wait for the photographic evidence . But hey, judging from the mountain of garbage bags in my garage, we must have had quite a time ..
note that, ladies and gentlemen there is Math hidden there and hey, remember that you heard it here first the amount of garbage produced in a hedonistic blogger-frenzy is directly proportional to the amount of fun that was had .
and from the look of my garage, we had an absolute whale of a time .
Truly a blast, man. Thanks again.Bullshitted by t1g on October 15, 2006 09:23 PM
I was inappropriately touched at Eric's...
...and had a great time! :-)
Thanks for being such a terrific host.Bullshitted by Sissy on October 15, 2006 09:34 PM
.. heh... I had forgotten about that... we need tee-shirts.....Bullshitted by Eric on October 15, 2006 09:39 PM
And why wasn't I invited ?
Really, it sounds like you all had a great time.
Sorry I missed it !
.. sorry, siso!... I thought you were dead!...Bullshitted by Eric on October 15, 2006 10:13 PM
That Tshirt is a MUST.
And the Propulsion Engineer needs to be fired. Cracked me up when Johnny Oh pulled that sucker off your roof and T1G and I asked for the altitude reading and he said, "Ummm... the altitude reading switch is on OFF."
I had a BLAST. Thank you again to you and the Straight White Wife for your extraordinary hospitality. And Happy Birthday!Bullshitted by Bou on October 15, 2006 10:48 PM
Happy B~day, Mister! Someday I've got to make it to one of these things!Bullshitted by DogsDontPurr on October 15, 2006 10:48 PM
Hey kiddo, glad you had a great birthday, you deserve it.
There's just one other little something for you over at my site. Trackbacks are turned off at munu so I just wanted you to know.
I'm back... got home at 12:15, that would be AM. Only for you would I go through all that travel fun and games.
Thank you so much for a most excellent party. And I didn't get to say goodbye to your lovely wife this morning.
Yes, my eyes are crossed and I have no idea what I'm saying. Holy smokes, it was an excellent party.
Sounds like I need to take a trip across the pond sometime!Bullshitted by Mark on October 16, 2006 04:01 AM
Just Damn!!!!Bullshitted by Dax Montana on October 16, 2006 06:42 AM
yep, you had some major badasses in attendance. so many cool people still to meet. glad ya'll had such a great time.Bullshitted by shoe on October 16, 2006 07:19 AM
*sigh* wish I was there! So many great people to inappropriately touch . . .Bullshitted by oddybobo on October 16, 2006 09:07 AM
Someone sent me a picture, I didn't want to post it but,I think explanations might be in order.Bullshitted by james old guy on October 16, 2006 10:18 AM
"Whale of a time" indeed...
Good people, fine food, strong drink, perfect weather, and Most Hospitabobble Hosts.
And rockets. Can't forget the rockets.
And the Inappropriate Touching.Bullshitted by Elisson on October 16, 2006 10:26 AM
Wish I coulda been there. Sounds like you had another great time. Oh, and happy b'day... late.
I'm glad to hear your house is okay. You remember what happened to mine shortly after we set off one of Yabu's rockets over it. Bad bad juju.Bullshitted by Dash on October 16, 2006 10:53 AM
Well, no one was cut, shot, or had the shit beat out of 'em with a shovel.
All in all a successful meet-up.
Bwahahahahah!!!Bullshitted by Yabu on October 16, 2006 11:40 AM
Sounds like you all had a great time. Not that there were any doubts...
Goad the house and everybody survived.Bullshitted by Richmond on October 16, 2006 11:56 AM
I don't think anyone inappropriately touched me, except maybe V-Man.
Thanks to the host and hostess. It was some serious fun.Bullshitted by Jim - PRS on October 16, 2006 01:17 PM
It was a great time!
Jim, I hugged you several times- it just wasn't inappropriate enough I guess. ;-)
I, too, was inappropriately touched at Eric's...now change that link text on the sidebar, dude.
Had a great time. Many, many thanks to both you and Fiona for being such wonderful hosts for the second year in a row.
ps: I've not yet shaved my nose off my face. Woohoo!Bullshitted by zonker on October 16, 2006 02:43 PM
A great time, a great scotch, and great folks.
Thanks again, sir.
(I'll teach you that command presence thing before long)
Thanks for the fantastic time... and the brilliant display of my "twelve-year-old" fuckery. I'm just proud that you didn't call me "an anorexic with agoraphobia", 'cuz that would'a hurt.Bullshitted by Johnny - Oh on October 16, 2006 06:57 PM
Oh, my house has survived the attack. My rowdy college friends have only recently settled down. We brought in Y2K with a gang of 30 or so, and one inebriated soul held the bottle rocket the wrong way, sailing it into the house, through the back door, through the kitchen and foyer, where it fired upon my hardwood floor.
My fault. I really shoulda stopped the fools after the (accidental) back yard fire.
Anyway, your recount brings back the memories. I'm sorry I missed it; I already miss the gang after only a month. Hope you had a grand bday, and I'm glad to hear everyone survived. ;)Bullshitted by Key on October 16, 2006 08:56 PM
Bless Fiona for allowing you to have us again.Bullshitted by Denny on October 16, 2006 11:06 PM
The t-shirt is a must! After all, I need something to wear with my hat!Bullshitted by caltechgirl on October 18, 2006 11:09 PM


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Watch this on-demand webinar with Adam Toporek to learn actionable strategies for using employee engagement to generate better customer experiences.
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Hotel du Ministère
Beautiful hotel design in Paris
The Hôtel du Ministère is a beautiful design hotel in Paris created by the studio François Champsaur. What I like most about the design is its impeccable attention to details that complete each space in a unique way, following a clear line inspired in the 50's with primary colors, geometric patterns, mixture of materials & textures. The first thing I noticed about this design was the pattern & color blue carpet that contrasts with the orange & red colors. Then exploring a little more I discovered a set of lines & geometric figures in areas like the bar & restaurant. Definitely a very special design that creates a great personality located in the city of love.
Photos by Francis Amiand
Italian summer house
A white paradise.
I love the spaces mostly white, but I was always afraid to create an absolutely white space. Luckily I found this amazing example of a white design, in one of my favorite blog design, The Italian Bark. This design shows how creative you can be with only one color mixed with natural & rustic materials like wood or stone. It is also very interesting how it creates a rustic beach style with only one color & small objects that create interest & coziness in the rooms. The place is magical, what you can see with those incredible views, all you want is to be outside enjoying sun & water. I can not leave without talking about the impressive amount of natural light of this summer house, I love it & it makes the house even more unique & special.
My name is Monica Mesa Reveron, I'm an interior designer in love with sustainable design & life. Welcome to my blog where I share my passion for interior design, photography, travel & life.
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Lake Wannacut
Wannacut Lake is approximately three miles long and two hundred feet deep in places. It is fed by underground springs. The clear, clean icy water contains Epsom salts and other minerals. There are large amount of Rainbow Trout that are always fun to catch and make for an excellent dinner.
Fishing licenses , tackle, and gas are available at our general store. For your fishing and swimming enjoyment, an 8 MPH speed limit is enforced and water skiing is not permitted on the lake. Other nearby lakes offer water skiing and a different variety of fish types.
Sun Cove Resort
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At lunchtime, children are cared for by our team of Lunchtime Organisers.
The majority of children thoroughly enjoy having their mid-day meal together at school.
At Red Lane School, we pride ourselves that the children can have an excellent cooked meal at a very reasonable cost and our school has recently gained the Healthy Schools Award.
Arrangements for supervision of children wishing to bring packed meals are just the same as for cooked meals, except for reasons of safety we do not allow food or drinks to be brought in glass containers. Please, also think carefully of what you put in the lunch box, bearing in mind warm storage conditions within school!
If you think your child may be eligible for free school meals (that is if you receive Income Support), please enquire, in confidence, at the school office.
Activities are provided each day by the Lunchtime Organisers, and every child can choose which activities to take part in each day.
Free School Meals
Have you checked if your child could qualify for a free school meal?
A healthy balanced lunch has been demonstrated to improve pupils' concentration, attention, energy levels and academic performance as a result, and as such improve the overall results obtained by pupils.
Bolton Council has a duty to provide free schools meals, which comply with national nutritional standards, to eligible pupils.
Your child may be eligible for free schools meals if you or your partner receives one of the following:
Income Support
Income Based Job Seekers Allowance
Child Tax Credit and not entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual income, as assessed by the HM Revenues and Customs, that from 6 April 2010 does not exceed £16,190
Guarantee element of State Pension Credit
Support under part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
To apply, simply ring your Local Area Education Office on 01204 331590 with details of your name, date of birth and National Insurance number and an immediate on-line decision can be given.
You need to provide an up to date document showing that you are getting one of the above benefits or support.
You do not need to make a separate claim for free school meals if you are already in receipt or have applied for Housing Benefit / Council Tax Benefit. The information used and evidence you have already provided will confirm your entitlement to free school meals.
Housing Benefits
Bolton Council
P.O. Box 4
You will receive a letter if you are entitled. A copy of this letter is required at school to access the free dinners.
The school will receive access to additional funding if you apply for Free School Meals, even if you then choose to send a packed lunch.


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The 150th Year!
Let's hope that once this newsletter reaches you, the signs of spring will be upon us. We are looking forward to the warmer weather because that is when the Courthouse comes alive with activities for all to enjoy. This is an especially meaningful year as we celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Historic Salem Courthouse. There is a great line-up of history lectures, which will focus on the origin of the Courthouse in Salem, along with some memorable stories and cases, and a discussion of renowned architect, Marcus Cummings. This is a great way to commence the "year of celebration". These lectures occur every Thursday in March with Al Cormier, Kay Crank, Bob Akland, and Jack Waite at the helm.
The talented George Dirolf exhibits in our Great Hall with a solo show entitled "Varied by Nature". The opening reception is Friday, April 12th. Drew Jacobs performs a comedy show in the Courtroom on Saturday, April 13th. This is family friendly, rated PG-13, and will surely entertain. Our delicious cooking series continues on April 1st with an amazing group of "top chefs". Dan Shulman starts his 10th season with the popular Chamber Music in the Courtroom series on April 28th. Kristin Eastman and Iris Rogers provide piano and vocal lessons each week to the delight of many students young, and not so young☺ A bus trip to NYC and a visit to the Natural Museum of History is scheduled for Monday, April 22nd. On April 26th, Elizabeth Cockey will begin teaching botanical and landscape watercolor classes for eight weeks…and that is just what's happening in April! Wait until you see what else is planned for the year.
Come visit and learn a new skill, gain knowledge about local history, view an eclectic array of paintings, hear some amazing music or just come here to laugh. Spring is fast approaching and it is time to enjoy all that this wonderful building in its 150th year has to offer. We can't wait to see you again!
Presents 2019 Cooking Classes
Our popular cooking series will commence in April with an impressive array of talent! This year's classes are dedicated to delicious cooking from other lands and featuring dishes passed down through the generations, along with practical and functional dishes that will become a staple in your kitchen. Members and patrons asked for more classes with a mix of weekend classes, so we have obliged. There will now be 3 Monday cooking classes along with 3 Saturday classes. Classes can be purchased individually, any 3 or a series of 6 classes. Individual classes are $40.00, 3 classes will be discounted to $110.00 and $220.00 for the series of 6. Please call to reserve at 518-854-7053 as classes fill up quickly. All classes begin at 6pm and are held in the Battenkill Kitchen (behind the actual Courthouse building). You can park in the back near the Lunch, Learn and Play barn.
Monday, April 1st Susan Buck will be demonstrating Speedy Appetizers from Your Pantry. Susan is Certified Chef, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, in Hyde Park. Previously, she owned and operated Brandywine's Restaurant, for 8 years, in Glens Falls, New York. She will demonstrate how make a variety of hors d'oeuvres out of readily available ingredients in everyone's refrigerator and cupboard. Good food made simply."
Saturday, April 20th Kaori Washiyama will be highlighting classical dishes from her native Japan. Kaori lived in Osaka and moved to the United States in 1999. Many of you know Kaori from our Chamber Music in the Courtroom Series. She is the principal violinist. We are excited to welcome Kaori back to the kitchen.
Monday, May 6th Mari Barboza will be showcasing some of her favorite Peruvian Classics. Mari's family is from Lima, Peru and Mari spent much of her youth in Iquitos, which is a town in the rainforest. She lived on an island in the Nanay River, a tributary of the Amazon River. Mari is now a Salem resident, and works for Catholic Relief Services.
Saturday, May 18th Mark Templeton will be taking us Munich, Bavaria, in Southern Germany. Home of the Hofbrau Haus and the famous "Nuernberger Bratwurst Gloeckl am Dom" restaurant. Post WWII Mark attended Schloss Neubeuern boarding school in the Bavarian countryside where he developed a love of Ratskeller fare.
Monday, June 3rd Beth Anthony will provide us with a Preview of Summer Flavors.
Bethann is a native of Greenwich, NY. She attended Adirondack Community College, in their Culinary Art's program and completed her Bachelor's at Suny Delhi in Hospitality Management. After graduation, she opened a hot spot in town called Beth's Cafe and later opened a BBQ restaurant. Bethann still enjoys every opportunity to cook and entertain for family and friends.
Saturday, June 8th Chris George will show us his Pizza Lab and teach us all how to make fresh homemade pizza! Chris hales from the Northwest and developed his love of cooking from his mother. She drew inspiration from her dad, a chef at Howard Johnson, back in the day. Chris is an avid Falconer and loves game cooking. His love for pizza inspired him to make his own oven and he is now the chief pizza chef at RS Taylor & Sons Brewery in Hebron.
We appreciate everyone's enthusiasm for this series and plan to add summer and fall cooking classes. Stay tuned for more!
Check out our website with past videos of our classes. You can view the videos, and buy tickets for this event here
Great Hall Exhibit Series
The 2019 Great Hall Art Exhibit series is formatted in five installments during the calendar year. This year's art is focused on connecting to the community by expanding the genres of art in the exhibits and featuring local food products at opening receptions when possible. Here is a look at the first two shows that we will hang this spring.
George Dirolf has been chosen for a solo exhibition entitled "Varied by Nature". The exhibit will be on display in the center's Great Hall from April 10th – May 17th. The public is invited to an opening reception with the artist on Friday, April 12th, from 6 – 8 pm here at the Courthouse, at no charge.
On his work, Dirolf states; "I draw my inspiration from nature – whether it's the birds crowding around the feeders outside my studio window, or deep into wild lands. I especially enjoy bushwhacking in wilderness and stumbling upon quiet hidden revelations be they micro or macro…springtails on snow, or a fern glade suddenly spotlit in a forest of maple trees…my art is a reflection on those moments."
Our 2nd solo exhibition entitled "Celebrating Rural Everyday Scenes" will highlight local artist, Ned Reade. The exhibit will be on display in the center's Great Hall from May 24th – July 5th. The public is invited to an opening reception with the artist on Friday, May 31st, from 6 – 8 p.m.
On his work, Reade said; "Painting for me fulfills an urge to record a place or moment in time. The contrast between the precision of architecture and the looseness of reflected light and natural forms is a common theme. Painting releases creative and emotional energies; it can be as exhilarating as dancing or playing a sport. The excitement of painting on location is that
it lends itself to freedom and spontaneity. Trying to fix an image creatively is like trying to solve a puzzle that has no perfect solution."
In total, there will be five installments in the 2019 Great Hall Art Exhibit series. The Courthouse is dedicated to providing a venue for artistic endeavors, for craft making, and for unique educational experiences for the immediate and extended community. Please check out our website or FB for a complete listing of our offerings throughout the year.
Aspens by George Dirolf
About the Artist
George Dirolf is a painter, printmaker, and graphic artist. His paintings range from plein-air oils to larger scale studio works. Subjects include landscapes, snowplows, and trains. George often incorporates text or images into these paintings. As a printmaker, he works in relief prints such as woodcuts, wood engravings, and linocuts. Images derive from the landscape, with birds, plants and insects rounding out his interests. George's recent series of engravings is entitled "A Suite for St. Francis".
George also works in large scale charcoal drawings on mylar. Most of these begin with photographic resources he shot while hiking in the Adirondacks, Catskills, Colorado, and California.
Icy Rivers and Barns by Ned Reade
About the Artist
Ned Reade teaches a watercolor workshop on Martha's Vineyard and one at the Southern Vermont Art Center each summer. His work can be seen in galleries around New England.
For over forty years he has been Chairman of the Art Department at the Trinity-Pawling School in Pawling, NY. Mr. Reade enjoys painting on location on the East Coast and in Europe. His subjects can be the farmyards and fields of rural New England, the fishing boats and fisherman shacks along the seacoast, or the small towns, homes, and roads of America today. He has painted the waterfronts in Switzerland, the Lakes Region in Italy, the hill towns of Tuscany and the cathedrals and landscapes of the Loire Valley and Provence in France.
Spring Chamber Music Series
The annual Spring Chamber Music Series in the Courtroom begins its 10th season! For 2019, we received another grant from LARAC (Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council) in support of this masterful series. Leader and enthusiast Dan Shulman's broad career spans roles in Japan, Holland, and California where he established several chamber groups. We are thrilled to have Dan lead this series, which will commence on Sunday, April 28th. . As always, violinist and violist extraordinaire, Kaori Washiyama, will join with other stellar artists in contributing their talents.
This season's program selections include high-water marks of the repertory by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Debussy and Stravinsky. As each and every one of these masters was accomplished at the keyboard and most of them worthy string players as well, the piano will be a featured instrument with the strings ever-present. There will also be several musical pieces and parlor songs from 1869- a reference to the year the Courthouse was built.
Don't miss our 10th season of delightful classical music!
PROGRAM I: Sunday, April 28, at 3:00 pm
PROGRAM II: Sunday, May 26, at 3:00 pm
PROGRAM III: Sunday, June 23, at 3:00 pm.
There will also be a fall performance Saturday, September 14th at 7pm.
New Events
Battle of the Bands
A new fundraiser created by Iris Rogers and partnering with RS Taylor & Sons Brewery, the Historic Salem Courthouse is proud to introduce its first Battle of the Bands Competition. The fundraiser will be held at RS Taylor & Sons Brewery in Hebron, NY on June 22nd at 5pm. Twelve bands will be vying for the coveted prize of $1,000! These musicians will go through three rounds of performances. Local musicians Zakk Eastman, Lou Della Valle and Bob Warren will be the judges. Competing bands will pay an application fee of $25.00. For more information and how to apply, criteria involved and application deadline, please check out our website at https://salemcourthouse.org/battleofthebands/
We, at the Courthouse, are excited to be partnering with RS Taylor and hope you all support this new event highlighting local musicians. We hope that you will consider buying a ticket, or registering your band for what we hope to become a must-see, annual event.
Geek Comedy Night
Introducing "Geek Comedy Night" starring Drew Jacobs with Special Guest Ed Smyth this April 13th at 7pm.
Drew Jacobs is an award winning comedian and has been heard on Dr. Demento, Sirius XM and radio stations across the country. Drew has performed in clubs and festivals in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. Drew's latest CD is "Selfie Absorbed". Check out more of his work at DrewJacobs.com
Ed Smyth is a unique comic who serves up an absurdist and silly string of brain-twisty topics as diverse as single cell balloon animals, warped history moments, Wally the Happy Talking Neutrino, and Oog the primitive entertainer from 30,000 BC! Ed produces and headlines in coffeehouses, performance spaces, art venues and similar throughout the Northeast.
This event is rate a PG-13. It is family friendly but geared towards teenagers. Tickets can be purchased online or at the door. We suggest you come early as there will be a line for this newly created event.


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Model Casting!
Featuring Designs From Mission Catwalk Season 1 Designer Andre Shirley
Kingson's Popular Boutique "Alter Ego"
Glam Culture
Participate in a Fashion Show for one of Kingston's fastest growing Lifestyle Blogs "Haute People"!
Thursday August 29,2013
12:00 p.m - 3.00 p.m
At ALTER EGO
157 Constant Spring Road
Shop #3
Dress Code: Jeans and T-Shirt/Tank Top
Hair pulled back off face with natural/daytime makeup
3" Heels or Higher. Little Accessories
Applicants must be aged 16-27
Minimum height 5"4"
Fashion Show will be conducted on a volunteer level and everyone is understood to be participating on a pro bono basis.
Participating models will be given permission to use the final images for their own portfolio/promotion.
For more information please call 890-9764.
Call 876) 899.1292 for Directions
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Permanent position in microfluidics for a talented and creative PhD with entrepreneurial mindset (M/W)
Join Elvesys LAMMI project and become part of the next technological revolution
Elvesys is a Paris-based start-up with a strong growth of fifty-five people, with more than 500 m² of laboratories. We are a unique company: a mix between a private research laboratory and a start-up incubator. Since 2011, we have created a dozen innovative companies in fields related to microfluidics and NBIC. Our goal is to participate in the installation in France of the bases of the NBIC Valley in order to help our country take the train of the next biotech revolution. For the LAMMI (La maison de la mitochondrie) project, we are collaborating with the group of Dr Philippe Rouet (INSERM U586) in Toulouse where most of the work will be achieved.
You are autonomous, don't like wasting time on projects that do not make sense, you're curious, think out of the box, are passionate by innovation? You like to learn new things and make every effort to make your projects evolve quickly?You like to work in a multidisciplinary environment and feel capable of taking up great challenges? If so, then you're knocking at the right door.
The LAMMI project and your role
The objective of the LAMMI project is to develop new protocols and technologies to meet user demand.
As an expert, you will be in charge of setting up the « organ-on-chip » platform in Toulouse, thus allowing nano-volume analyzes on mitochondria (isolated and prepared by Dr. Rouet's team) or in their tissue environments. This innovative platform will eventually accelerate the study of new molecules and greatly reduce their costs and hopefully lead to new product, services or start up company inception.
And after ? Everything depends on you. You can maintain your jobas a R&D manager in fields related to microfluidics or rise to an associate and director position by starting a new innovative company with us. It all depends on you !
Elveflow is the microfluidic flow control brand of ELVESYS, a start-up created by 3 young researchers in microfluidics. We are a company that is constantly innovating and we start new microfluidic research projects annually. Our goal is to create in France the foundations of a "Microfluidic Valley" by launching a new innovating company in Microfluidics every year. In 2014, ELVESYS won the 2030 Global Innovation Contest by developing the world's fastest technology for the detection of pathogenic agents in blood or saliva samples in less than 10 minutes. Even if our company has grown with time, our mission remains the same. If you like our way of thinking and you want to come on board our team, we have no bias, do not hesitate to apply.


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Manchester United Defender Set To Become A Gunner After HUGE BID
Follow ooh to be a Gooner on Facebook and Twitter for more latest Arsenal news, match analysis, transfer news, injury news, team news and rumours from reliable sources around the World.
Arsenal have reportedly joined the race to land Manchester United star Matteo Darmian at the end of the campaign.
Darmian is nearing the end of his third year at Old Trafford. However, the versatile full-back has played just 81 games for United in all tournaments.
Having played on just 12 times this campaign, the 28-year-old will allegedly move on at the end of the season and Juventus are believed to be keen on the Italian international.
But, according to Goal, Arsenal are also eyeing up a deal for Darmian as a possible replacement for Hector Bellerin, who is also interesting the Italian side.
A story has also claimed that Man United are keen on Bellerin, which could lead to a part-exchange deal taking place.
Follow oohtobeagooner on Facebook and Twitter for more latest Arsenal transfer news, injury news, team news and rumours.


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Today at the margins of the Global Engagement and Empowerment Forum in Seoul, former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former President of Austria Heinz Fischer and the Advisory Board Members of the Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens met the Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea Mr. Lee Naek- yeon.
Besides talking about the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games and the Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens, the challenging situation of North and South Korea was discussed, as the Winter Olympic Games create an important window of opportunity for the relations of the two countries.
Ban Ki-moon said: "We are encouraged to see the dialogue between South and North Korea. It may be a very small opening of reducing tensions and also addressing the issues of facilitating North Korean athletes to Pyeongchang Winter Olympic games. We sincerely hope that after so many years of the highest level of tensions this window of opportunity will lead to a larger and more meaningful dialogue between the South and North Korea in addressing a denuclearization of the Korean peninsula."


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Route flapping
In computer networking and telecommunications, route flapping occurs when a router alternately advertises a destination network via one route then another (or as unavailable, and then available again) in quick sequence. A closely related term is link flap where an interface on a router has a hardware failure that will cause the router to announce it alternately as "up" and "down".
Route flapping is caused by pathological conditions (hardware errors, software errors, configuration errors, intermittent errors in communications links, unreliable connections, etc.) within the network which cause certain reachability information to be repeatedly advertised and withdrawn. In networks with link-state routing protocols, route flapping will force frequent recalculation of the topology by all participating routers. In networks with distance-vector routing protocols, route flapping can trigger routing updates with every state change. In both cases, it prevents the network from converging.
Route flapping can be contained to a smaller area of the network if route aggregation is used. As an aggregate route will not be withdrawn as long as at least one of the aggregated subnets is still valid, a flapping route that is part of an aggregate will not disturb the routers that receive the aggregate.[1]
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- ^ CCNP 1 Advanced Routing Companion Guide. Indianapolis: Cisco Press. 2004. p. 50. ISBN 1-58713-135-8.
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Switzerland's relations with the EU are a hot-button issue in both domestic and foreign policy. We asked members of the five largest Swiss political parties what the country's future relationship with the European bloc should look like.
For years, Switzerland has been looking for rules to govern its relationship with Europe. A framework treaty that lays down such rules for certain agreements between Bern and Brussels is currently in a consultation phase with the most important political and economic players weighing in. It's a divisive topic among Swiss votersexternal link that will be a top campaign issue when Switzerland elects a new parliament this October.
+ The EU framework deal, explainedexternal link
The Federal Council decided at the end of 2018 to take this unusual step of discussing and consulting on the advantages and disadvantages of the draft treaty in order to work out a consolidated position on the open points. The EU wants to know from Switzerland what it intends to do by this summer.
Five members of the Foreign Policy Commission of the House of Representatives each had one minute to explain their party's vision for Swiss-EU relations in the videos below.
Translated from German and French by Simon Bradley and Veronica DeVore


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An elegant look and classic imperial design in hexagonal shape, the bone inlay stool with beautiful hand-carvings in ivory - Bench and stool
An elegant look and classic imperial design in hexagonal shape, the bone inlay stool with beautiful hand-carvings in ivory
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The beautiful masterpiece is crafted from MDF and bone, to look elegant in its all glory with handmade patterns.
Adorn your space with this luxe artistic stool in any room to accommodate a beautiful GAD vase or just as a side table, it gels magically.
GAD Galaxy Art Deco is the leading manufacturers, suppliers, exporters, traders, dealers & wholesalers of Indian Bone Inlay Furniture with a bespoke range embarking high quality, timely deliverability and great prices. The bone inlay furniture has a beautiful sense of depth in its handcrafted patterns.
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All of our furniture is handmade or finished by hand by traditional artisans, often using naturally derived materials, meaning no two items are ever exactly the same. Small variations and imperfections will be found in much of our furniture.
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Anderson mother, 16-year-old son admit to snorting meth together, police say
ANDERSON, Ind. — An Anderson mother has been arrested after she and her 16-year-old son told Department of Child Services personnel that they had snorted methamphetamine together.
42-year-old Leona Peavler, of Anderson, is facing a felony charge of neglect of a dependent.
On August 7, Anderson police assisted DCS with a home visit in the 200 block of West 4th Street. Police say Peavler and her son had tested positive for meth, and DCS needed to test them again, as well as remove the teen from the home.
Both Peavler and her son admitted to ingesting meth at around 3 a.m. August 4, according to police. Her son stated that he sold some personal items to obtain the cash needed to buy the drugs for himself and his mother.
Peavler claimed this was not the first time she and her son had done meth together.
The teen was removed from the home and left in the custody of his father.
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Oddly enough I love analyzing "big-data" and looking at the patterns that form. In Arizona, there is a distinct patter in the number of evictions that take place year over year in a given month. For instance, every year there is a huge spike of evictions in January, why is this? I've thought about this same question and I feel like I have answers for the patterns that appear year after year.
Contrary to popular believe most landlords are actually nice people who have feelings tooJ I know a lot of landlords who just won't evict tenants during the holiday season. Beginning with Thanksgiving and going thru New Year's day landlords will often say, "I don't want to evict someone during the holiday season and so I'll just wait until the new year to begin the eviction process."
Plus, experienced attorneys and property owners know that the judges and constables will do whatever they can to not evict an Arizona resident during the holiday season. As you know, after a judgment has been granted by the court the tenant has five days to vacate. If the tenant doesn't vacate within those 5 days then we can go back into court and file for a Writ of Restitution. Writs must first be signed by the judge and then delivered to the constable for service.
Judges know that evictions are time sensitive and so they typically sign the order granting the Writ of Restitution almost immediately upon receiving it. However, during the holidays judges are often out of town which means there is no one to sign the writ. Additionally, even when the judges are in the office they are very slow to sign the writs. This is done in an attempt to slow down the actual eviction. Judges "misplace" them or are "too busy" working on other matters to sign the writs immediately. So it can take days before a judge will sign the writ.
Once the writ gets to the Arizona constables there is another big slow down in the eviction process. Similar to judges many constables leave town during the holiday season and so they are not physically able to execute the Writs of Restitution. Furthermore, I have had constables tell me to my face that they won't execute writs near Thanksgiving or Christmas.
For the reasons mentioned above there has been a build-up of delayed evictions that are then started in January.
I believe that the slump in evictions in February, March, and April are directly correlated to tax refunds. Generally speaking, most people are evicted for non-payment of rent. Someone who is unable to pay rent is typically of modest means, and many people who are of modest means receive monster tax refunds. I remember the first time I passed through those months as an eviction attorney. I didn't know what had happened because the phone stopped ringing from landlords and I was not hearing from our regular property owners - property managers. Sure enough each year when the tax refund season is over then the evictions increase.
If you need help from an Arizona real estate attorney then contact Clint Dunaway at firstname.lastname@example.com or 480-389-6529.


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I have tested the Auto Shutdown feature and noticed that the computer isn't shutting down after backup if the computer is locked.
I have scheduled separated job, in windows, for shutdown with parameters "shutdown.exe -s -t 0" and if i lock computer this job is not executed.
This job works only if i add "/f" parameter.
My OS: Windows XP SP3.
I was wondering if there was anything i could do about that and if you could maybe help me in some way.


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Ibiza life coaching: Life flow secrets
Do you find yourself setting high standards for yourself and others, then beating yourself up if things look or feel less than absolutely perfect? Or do things happen according to plan for you? Do you feel your breath shortening, or do you feel anxious or stressed if things move and happen out of your control?
How would you like to be able to go with the flow more, to release the control enough that you can let go of the small stuff, and enjoy the big beauty of life in all of its colorful imperfections and intricacies? How would it feel to be able to accept more of your own human errors? Would you be able to breath – or even laugh – more easily?
The spiritualists among us believe in the motto 'let go and let God' – and in practice, once you have honestly done all that you personally can do the best of your abilities, there really is nothing more you can do beyond sitting back and allowing what is meant to be, to be.
And those spaces in time when we truly let go is when the magic can really happen!
To step into this zone of being calm and entered in yourself enough to be able to accept – and then embrace 'what is' requires a practice:
1. Take time each morning to breath consciously into your centre… Take a cup of tea, find a quiet place to sit and ground your feet into the earth. Bring your hands to your heart chakra / energy centre.
2. Appreciate how 'divine timing' and 'divine intervention' have come into play, daily for one week. At the end of each day reflect on, and/or write about five things you did not control that turned out ok, just fine, or even perfectly in their own way.
3. Trust, trust and practice trusting some more. Delegate. Let others do things for you. Say yes to offers of help and assistance and experiment with allowing more support into your life and enjoy the magical moments of the universe as you experience more synchronicity, more lightness, greater physical and emotional relaxation, joy and yes, even success in life.
As you relax into the flow you will be much more open to opportunities, fun, clients and experiences that colour your life fully!


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Gwyneth Paltrow's Latest Red Carpet Look Is All About Her Abs!
Gwyneth Paltrow shows off her very toned abs at the imagine1day Gala honoring her good friend and fitness guru Tracy Anderson at the SLS Hotel on Wednesday evening (November 19) in Los Angeles.
The 42-year-old actress was joined at the event by actress Jenna Elfman and Tracy Anderson herself!
In case you need some inspiration, Gwyneth's website Goop recently published their annual gift list for the holidays and this year's picks include some very expensive items for those not on a budget!
FYI: Gwyneth is wearing an alice + olivia by Stacey Bendet dress. Jenna is wearing a tbagslosangeles jumpsuit.
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Kanya Mahavidyalaya is committed to sustenance & improvement of quality. To ensure the same the college has been going through the accreditation process since 2003. The college went through its second round of re-accreditation in the month of march 2015. The NAAC peer team members comprised of
The three days visit of the NAAC peer team was co-ordinated by our IQAC co-ordinator Dr. Yogita,. The college was awarded 'A' garde with 3.10 CGPA.
The 'IQAC' would like to thank the staff and students for their support.
In keeping with the institutional vision & mission, the IQAC has following functions :-
IQAC organised its 1st meeting on 14th December 2015 in the Principal's Office. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Suresh Boora, External Experts and all the members of IQAC were present. The coordinator of the cell, Dr. Parmila briefed the cell regarding all the activities carried out in the college.
It was decided that a workshop will be organised for faculty and PG student on Research Methodology to enhance the research work. A road Map also drawn for the next session.
One day workshop entitled "Faculty Development Programme on Writing Reaseach Papers Using MS Excel and SPSS" was organised on 8th April 2017 by IQAC. Its motive was to enhance the quality of reseach of faculty members. Dr. Preeti from Deptt. of Commerce, MDU Rohtak motivated and gave tips for quality research.