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Munich - FlorenceThe average travel time between Munich and Florence is 7h56 minutes. The quickest route is 7h17 minutes. The first train leaving Munich is at 07:38, the last at 21:08. There is an average of 4 trains a day between Munich and Florence, leaving approximately every 4h40 minutes.
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Munich is one of the most popular destination in Europe and Germany. The city is the capital of the Bavaria state. Munich is world known for its beer and the famous Oktoberfest. Home to the BMW Welt and the FC Bayern, Munich is a city with something for everyone! More than that, Munich is an important centre for art, culture and international affairs. The city is clean, safe and has an efficient transport system. Being an open and joyful city, Munich is a leisure paradise with a splendid view over the alps. Munich is easily reached by train from Paris, Berlin and Zurich. Learn more about Munich
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Florence, the capital of Tuscany region, Italy Florence (Firenze in Italian) is nestled within the Tuscan region of northern Italy and surrounded by rolling vineyards and olive groves. Visitors are just as beguiled by the beauty of the city itself as they are by the paintings and sculptures found in its many museums. The city was home to many well-known artists, writers, explorers, and scientists. Amongst its most famous residents were Leonardo da Vinci, Donatello, Raphael, Michelangelo and Galileo. Famous for its rich history and considered as the birthplace of Renaissance the city is nowadays a popular tourist destination and is ranked as a UNESCO World heritage site. Many of Florence's churches are works of art in themselves. The most famous of the city's churches is the Santa Maria del Fiore, known simply as the Duomo. Learn more about Florence
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One of my favourite Irish Bloggers Makeup Monster has raved for a long time about the amazingness of these BB creams. I do like a bit of a BB cream because they act as a light foundation while protecting your skin with an SPF. I recently read another review of these by Total Makeup Addict and that gave me the final push to order these!
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I was recently reminded of the brilliance of this when one of my favourite bloggers Vicki from Lets Talk Beauty was singing its praises. Essence have only recently launched in the UK so the ladies over there are only getting to appreciate the budget amazingness that is Essence. One of my favourite products from Essence and one of my favourite nail products overall is their Better Than Gel Nails Top Sealer.
Sunday Catchup!
Welcome to the Sunday Catchup! Here I'll give you a quick run through of what I've been writing about, other blog posts I've enjoyed and any beauty bits I've bought!
NOTW: Models Own Southern Lights
This has nothing to do with the nail polish but I am obsessed with seeing the Northern Lights, it's been on my bucket list for years! So because of my obsession I really wanted the Models Own Northern Lights nail polish but unfortunately it was out of stock when I was placing a 50% off order online. So I opted for the next best thing… Southern Lights! This is a fine holographic glitter polish in a sheer grey toned base. It looks very sheer on its own so I think it really comes to life when used over a base colour. I used a baby blue polish underneath this and I think it really makes the glitter pop. I used two coats of glitter for this look. I wouldn't normally wear glitters in the summer but I think this is very pretty when it catches the sunlight. What do you think? You can pick up Models Own polishes in bigger Boots stores for €6.
Korean Beauty Haul!
Thanks to great reviews from my fellow bloggers Makeup Monster and more recently Total Makeup Addict I have been lusting after the Skin 79 BB creams. Total Makeup Addict led me to a great site called eopenmarket and I got distracted by all the Korean beauty product shininess. I of course could not limit my order to one thing. Here's what I bought.
Sunday Catchup!
I know I like to catch up on some of my favourite blogs on a Sunday so I thought I would start doing a short Sunday Catchup series which is a little summary of my blogging and beauty week. I'll give you a quick run through of what I've been writing about, other blog posts I've enjoyed and any beauty bits I've bought!
NOTW: Makeup Revolution Adore
It's Nail of the Week time! As part of my bumper Makeup Revolution order here, I was restrained and ordered just four nail polishes while my sister ordered two. One of the shades was this purple beauty called Adore. This goes on quite easily, it went totally opaque for me in two coats. I expected it to be a more delicate purple shade, it goes on more purple that I thought but I still really like it. I added a few dots as an accent nail, I really need to expand my nail art techniques!! The Makeup Revolution polishes are a bargain, they cost just £1/€1.25 and come in 40 shades! What do you think?
Buff Makeup – Beauty for Bloggers
I was really lucky to be invited to an event last week by Buff Makeup. It's a brand I was aware of but had never tried so I was keen to go and have a nosy. The event was held in the swanky Westbury hotel. In all my years living in Dublin I had surprisingly never set foot in the Westbury but it is fancy pants.
Makeup Revolution Vivid Blush Lacquer in Rush
Two weeks ago I showed you my massive Makeup Revolution haul here and I have been having fun trying out all of the goodies! One of the products I have really liked straight away is this Vivid Blush Lacquer. It's a liquid blusher in a small container with a pump. I chose the shade Rush as I loved the girly pinkness of it.
NOTW: Leticia Well Nail Polish 437
A friend of mine was on holidays in Spain and came across this bargain brand of nail polish. She kindly let me borrow one to put it to the test. This is a bright coral neon that goes on pretty opaque in one coat. The bottle has a lovely wide brush so it's easy to paint nails quickly. This is such a great shade for summer and will look great on toes as well. The polish lasts well, it took three days before I started to see a bit of wear with this. Amazingly these polishes cost just €1! I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for these whenever I'm next in Spain! Have you tried these polishes?


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"We were so pleased to have been introduced to Fiona to assist us with buying artwork for our new home. Being complete novices in the art world, Fiona demystified the buying process for us. Fiona came and assessed our house to determine our requirements. She then provided us with a broad selection of art work that she thought would work well…" Read more" "
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The vibrantly designed Hanover ORLEANS3PCSW 3-piece patio set transforms any backyard into an intimate relaxation area with its deep comfort feel and superior quality. This set is comprised of two deep-cushioned rocking chairs and an elegant glass end table, all featuring a rich chocolate-colored wicker frame composed out of hand woven straps, providing both crisp color pigments and ultimate UV protection. This sophisticated wicker detailing isn't as delicate as it seems. All are well coated to be all weather-resistant and rust free during the toughest weather conditions. Even the olivine-colored cushions are built to last with a high grade of 100% polyester wrapped around polyurethane foam, ensuring deep comfort while maintaining its original full shape. The fabric of the cushions are also specifically designed, woven, and treated for quick drying while resisting stains and UV harm. The elegant end table features a tempered glass top, which is five times stronger than ordinary glass while also providing easy cleaning maintenance. Designed to last, this 3-piece set will make a visually stunning addition to your outdoor entertaining area while also providing you with comfortable rocking relaxation under the sun.
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Two of my grade four students (both 10 years old) have started using Instagram for sharing some of the photos they are taking at home with their own iPod Touch. They told me about it this week. One student said that she had found my username whilst doing a search within the app too. Both students are allowed some controlled time at home with their devices connected to the family's WiFi so that they can take a photo and upload it to their account. They are following one another and simply sharing some photos together. Most of the snaps are of their respective pet dogs, incidental items in and around their house such as balls, food and furniture. Yet they have attempted to present some of these everyday items from an interesting perspective; close-up or looking up from below. None of the photographs have their face or anyone else's in them. It appears they are utilising some positive online etiquette strategies almost as second nature. One parent spoke to me this week about it. She commented on how much they are loving the easiness of snapping a shot and sharing it with just two screen touches. What I found most interesting about this parent's comments were that they were not negative towards the technology and the experience. They were interested and well aware with what their daughter was actually doing. Often I hear a parent decrying the fact that their son or daughter wants to access learning experiences on the WWW outside of school hours.
So…this little experience got me thinking about social networking and the slightly different guises it comes in. It got me pondering about my students. I had this triumphant feeling that these students were making a statement about young people and the internet. Here I will attempt to articulate what I mean…
I have an Instagram account but am yet to use it regularly. In fact, when my student looked me up this week there were no photos to peruse at all. I am currently completing a '365 (366) photo a day' challenge using the Posterous app on my iPhone. I have shared some of my photography and musings with my students to get them thinking in a lesson, whether it is making inferred meanings about a text or discussing how certain colours in a photograph make us feel something. I truly believe now that if we want our students to learn how to be a positive digital citizen, they need to see us doing it. They need to see how we conduct ourselves online, not just on a school-oriented website or blog. Students need to see how we behave in other social networking spaces . Thus, my students know that I have a Twitter account and we have watched other teachers and learners respond in a Twitter feed to me and to them. They have seen my Posterous blog and glanced at my professional blog. Finally, they know that I hold a Facebook account although they have not seen it. But I have discussed it with them…I have told them about the strict privacy rules I apply to it and why, they know the main reasons why I have an active account (friendship etc.) and we have discussed the various ways that people should behave and act in a social networking environment.
One of my main passions in guiding primary-aged children with their learning is allowing them to have experiences with social networking in a safe, online learning environment. Edmodo has been the perfect avenue for this. I have written about it in past posts and talked about it at conferences. Edmodo is designed for schools and always just…works! It looks a bit like Facebook in its interface. The buttons are user-friendly and easy to understand. I find that most of its basic use does not require long-winded explanations for young students. They just get it or they learn from their classmate next to them. Students learn how to post appropriately to a space, how to reply to another and to seek replies, how to attach content to a post and share their learning with other students and teachers. Edmodo has been the base where my students have begun their foray into leaving a positive digital footprint. Let's be honest…regardless what we think or parents think…students are going to be leaving an indelible footprint out there…some have probably even started.
A colleague once delivered a presentation to staff about cyber-safety after attending an in-depth PD. Much of the content and ideas projected back to us were valid and worthy of discussion. One comment stuck with me though and it went something like this… "Why should any of us (teachers) be having any sort of contact with a student on the internet? When you think about it, emailing a student after hours, even about school-related matters, is just weird isn't it?" SO…at first I questioned myself. I started to feel 'weird' for a small second. Let me clarify: I am NOT emailing my students at night like I would a family member or friend. But my students and I were using Edmodo. They were handing in homework assignments via this platform at 7pm or later on weeknights. Some of them were leaving reminders in our class space for the other students to 'not forget their runners for P.E. tomorrow' and some were sending their teacher a direct message to ask if it was OK if they brought in something from home to share with the class in the morning. Most teachers take work home with them. They sit on the couch after dinner and complete jobs; correcting work or planning a lesson for the following day. What is the difference if they respond to a piece of work submitted by a student after hours or respond to a post? What is it telling our students if we flatly say 'NO, you are not to have any communication with me outside these walls.' To me this is, again, reiterating how to be a responsible online citizen.
Back to the photography…a group of my students have started to work on telling stories through photography using iPads and the 'Posterous' app at school. Our goal is to make the ordinary item look interesting and to explain why we think so. Some of their work from this term can be found HERE . We have discussed how it is easy to simply take a traditional photograph of a person smiling or holding an item. So why not leave the person out of the shot altogether! I don't expect this strategy to rule my students' behaviour online forever but it does give them a sense of how to be safe and still make it interesting.
The reason why I include these photography projects in the social networking category takes us back to my opening paragraph. Social networking is about creating a community and/or being a member of a community. It is about seeking an audience. Therefore, my students take their photographs, edit and write about them with an audience in mind. They know that their work is being created for someone else to look at and read. This is the expectation of anything they produce for posting.
My experiences over the past few years have taught me one important fact. The early years is the age to begin immersing students in these types of experiences. Get them used to it, break down the misconceptions, discuss the positives and negatives out there, invite them to teach their parents about it. Let them see you using it! We have to start now; not when they are fifteen years old. The skills and values that they acquire now will, at least, give them a steady chance to survive and prosper in the ever expanding world of social media and social networking.


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* Yen little move ahead of BOJ's policy meeting
* Euro gains on rise in euro zone debt yields
* Canadian dollar near 5-month low, NAFTA worries weigh
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TOKYO, Dec 20 (Reuters) - The dollar was supported on Wednesday by expectations of a U.S. tax overhaul while a sharp rise in German bond yields helped to underpin the euro.
The House of Representatives approved the biggest U.S. tax overhaul in 30 years on Tuesday, though Congressional Republicans will likely need to hold another vote later on Wednesday because of to procedural issues.
The dollar fetched 112.87 yen, extending its rebound from Friday's low of 112.035, with last week's high of 113.75 seen as its next target.
But gains in the dollar were limited as many market players looked to the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting ending on Thursday for clues on whether the BOJ will join the U.S. Federal Reserve and European central banks in winding back stimulus.
A speech by BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda in November sparked such speculation when he mentioned the concept of a 'reversal rate' - a level at which low interest rates start to have more harmful side-effects than benefits.
"There is very strong interest in the 'reversal rate'. Kuroda's news conference (when the BOJ meeting ends) will be pretty much all about just that," said Yukio Ishizuki, senior strategist at Daiwa Securities.
Uncertainty over the BOJ's intentions is a major reason the yen did not slip much despite the sharp rise in U.S. bond yields the previous day, Ishizuki also said.
The yield 10-year U.S. Treasuries rose to a seven-week high of 2.472 percent, near its seven-month peak of 2.477 percent hit in late October, from below 2.40 percent.
The surge was driven in part by expectations of tax reforms raising U.S. bond issuance, but many analysts said the immediate trigger was a jump in European bond yields on Tuesday after Germany unveiled a plan to issue more 30-year debt next year.
Higher euro zone yields underpinned the euro, which traded at $1.1840, having risen 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
Against the yen, the euro stood at 133.76 yen, not far from strong resistance levels around 134.50.
Elsewhere, the Canadian dollar stood at C$1.2877 to the U.S. dollar after having hit a five-month low of C$1.2920 on Tuesday.
In addition to the U.S. dollar's general firmness, the Canadian dollar has been undermined by worries over renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Investors worry that terminating NAFTA could hurt Canada's economy and pressure its currency.
Canada sends 75 percent of all its goods exports to the United States and could be badly hit if Washington walks away from NAFTA, which U.S. President Donald Trump has blamed for American job losses and his country's big trade deficits. (Reporting by Hideyuki Sano; Editing by Eric Meijer)


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Starting in 2011 we (Marmy and I, as Kent is not that much of a horror fan) enjoyed celebrating the Halloween season (as soon as the candies hit the stores) by watching too many horror / Halloween related movies, most bad. 2012 had a few flicks but not the full month. Un/Re-employment kill 2013. Apathy killed 2014. But we returned last year with a full run. And we still had movies left over.
Like in previous years, the "best of _____" yearly gathering of good flicks had already been mostly exhausted. We like horror movies; we don't wait until October to see the year's best. Maybe on off years, I should re-post? Anywayz, here we go!
Also note, I continue the trend of writing these the day following but fudging the date. It's not like I watched the movie and wrote immediately.
2016, Tripp Rhame -- Netflix
Enter the tropes. A couple has moved to The Country, to fix up an old house with a reputation. Start the movie with a long drive on a winding country road. Enter an encounter with a weird talking country hick, the police man who actually is nice and helps her change a tire. But he is weird, and the tone & music makes him weird. And then the house, the supposedly old creepy house? Nope, an absolutely gorgeous country home. Nothing this lovely could grow out of a dangerous, creepy, redneck filled countryside. There were obviously too many re-decorators involved.
Enter the tropes. Dickhead brother shows up. Lovely friend with issues shows up, black boyfriend in tow. Wait, is there a cabin in the woods to be found? Nope, but there is a haunted abandoned prison. And the brother is a ghost hunter. We also get some cheap attempts at occultism with weird symbols and... and. Oh, I could just go on listing the wasted bits of tropes and all the familiar cliche horror inserts. But I won't, as the movie just didn't go anywhere. There was a core plot there, something mythological that just got ... lost in the editing? In the directing? Meddling? Who knows.
The movie didn't even know how to end properly, just abandoning the Final Girl trope and snatching the end of Eden Lake. Whatever mythos they were building up with butterflies and protecting ghosts (who also seem to forget who he was protecting) and birthmarks and reborn souls is dashed against the rocks of boredom.


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I picked up a Jolee's Chinese Food dimensional sticker pack and these papers came in mind. But how to fit the 4 large photos on one page????
So glad to have been given this sketch.....so love it for this!
Here is the sketch:
So, I had much larger pictures than what the sketch called for... even after cropping them down on the first try. I placed the close-up of her noodles in the top left corner and fine-tuned the scraps and 3 pic grouping.
After trimming up the grouping but not too close that I would lose her noodles. I made spacing for the fortune cookie embellishment buttons (like on the sketch) Attached it all to the mat. Having larger photos worked out great since my red medallion paper had half circles punched along one side and the stripe had ovals punched randomly. You will see what a mean below.
Started working on the placement of the pre-made tag with the collection of fortunes from various Chinese dinners. I choose the fortunes that fit her best or I wish for her...a few were in a baggie labeled with her name since they fit her so well when she asked my husband and myself to read them. Added the Jolee's open cookie to the top of the tag and some twine from another tag I used but replaced the twine with fibers.
Tag behind the photo mat
Added the patterned paper tab after attaching the Jolee's take-out carton. Used a Slick Writer and added the date...as you can see as shakey as possible! BUT it is documented!
Used Fabric Thickers in Grey...so love those and a shimmer alpha (photo does it no justice) for the word "girl"
So are you ready to see it all as one???
OK, I will show you...since I really do love this layout!
Remember to head over to Scrap Our Stash! Get your Sketch Challenge in and if you haven't already check out the Stash Challenge for this month!


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Everyone desires of having the perfect home where they can get the sense of security and privacy. However, when you have large windows in the house it might become hard to assure that no one will use the windows to see what is happening inside. It can create an awkward situation for you.
In order to get rid of such circumstances, you should get the wood shutters installed on your windows. They are not like curtains, so you will not have to worry about the fabric moving away from the window with air. Even if your window is open the white wood shutters will not let anyone see what is happening inside.
The biggest benefit of the cafe style shutters is that it will protect your interior from the sun and it's UV rays that often enter the house from open windows. The wood shutters can provide you noise cancellation so you can peacefully accomplish your task. It will enhance the look of your interior and wood shutters requires low maintenance.
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I've continued to receive a bunch of questions about how I'm setting I'm training in lieu of my knee issue, so I thought I'd share that briefly.
Unfortunately, my knee is still nowhere near where I'd like it to be. It's better than it was four months ago, but still far from perfect, and far from anything resembling perfect. I had a follow-up MRI three weeks ago that shows that there still a small tear in the meniscus, so that basically sucks. The doctor doesn't want to go back in to fix it (which I'm very happy about) because of my propensity to lay down significant amounts of scar tissue, so as of now, the plan is to continue to be patient.
I've been getting some really good manual soft tissue therapy on the surrounding structures in my leg, and that is helping quite a bit so I'm hopeful that it will expedite the healing process. I'm also being diligent about doing soft tissue work on my own (foam rolling, self-myofascial release, etc.). I'm doing it every day, sometimes multiple times a day. That's something I should have been better about all along, but something I let slip a little too often.
You don't really appreciate your health until you don't have it. Let that be a lesson to you.
As an example, this drill with the lacrosse ball has become my new best friend and worst enemy at the same time.
On the training front, I'm just doing what I can and avoiding what hurts. I've continued to do rehab work on my knee, but I've backed off a lot from direct work to the quad because I think was overdoing it a little bit. I wasn't doing anything heavy or stupid, but I was doing the rehab work too frequently and I think that rather than speed up the healing process, it may have actually been slowing it down a little.
So for the most part it's upper body, core, rehab work, and lighter work for the posterior chain that doesn't involve knee flexion.
As for how I'm setting up my training, it's actually very similar to the article I recently wrote on T-Nation called the Power of Three, only I am not pushing the leg work and treating that as rehab.
I'm doing full body workouts with three exercises per workout. The one thing I'm experimenting with is upping the frequency, so while I suggested three workouts in the article, I've been trying the same program training 4-5 days a week (usually 4).
It's going well right now, but I think it's because I'm not training my legs hard so my recovery ability is higher. Leg training is the hardest to recover from, so when you take that out of the equation it's a whole different ball game.
Even though I can't train the way I'd like, I still think it's very important to have goals. For January and part of February, I put my biggest focus on improving my chin-ups, which I did. After seven weeks of that though, it was time for a new goal, so I've put my chin-ups on maintenance (I still do them so I don't lose what I built, I just don't push them as well) and turned the focus to my pressing and rows.
I've actually added back in some overhead pressing too, which I haven't done in quite some time. I'll get more into this in a future blog post.
So that's the training and knee update in a nutshell. I am doing everything in my power to get my knee right, but a huge part of it is time and patience and the mental part of it is as big of a struggle as the physical part. It's very frustrating, but I'm staying positive and using it as a learning experience. I have some tremendous help too, so that makes it easier to deal with. I appreciate the continued support and I will continue to keep you all posted.
Let me know if you have any further questions. I was actually thinking about sending out a newsletter with a sample week of my training with the exact sets and reps and exercises, so if you're interested in that, let me know. That should also be a reminder that if you haven't signed up for the free newsletter already, you can do some at the top of the page.
Also, if you missed this week's For Your Viewing Pleasure, give that a look as well.
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November 27, 2016
Thank you for visiting this web page and listening to our pastor, Cliff Schroeder's message, "The Wonder of Christmas: The Wonder of a Star." This message is the first in the four week Advent series, The Wonder of Christmas.
(What we believe. What is Advent?)
The scripture reference was from the Holy Bible, Book of Matthew 2:1-13.
This sermon message was shared with our church family and friends on Sunday, November 27, 2016 at our 9:30 am worship service. We also have an 11:11 am worship service for everyone's convience.
Leave Pastor Cliff a comment about his sermon by using "Post a Comment" on this page, e-mail Cliff at email@example.com or call him using 248-634-9711.
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brought it for you to sit and recline on." Allah's Apostle said, "The makers of these pictures will be punished on the Day of Resurrection, and it will be said to them, 'Give life to what you have created (i.e., these pictures). " The Prophet added, "The Angels of (Mercy) do not enter a house in which there are pictures (of animate objects)."Bukari 7.494B Narrated by Abu 'Amir he heard the Prophet saying, "From among my followers there will be some people who will consider illegal sexual intercourse, the wearing of silk, the drinking of alcoholic drinks and the use of musical instruments, as lawful. And there will be some people who will stay near the side of a mountain and in the evening their shepherd will come to them with their sheep and ask them for something, but they will say to him, 'Return to us tomorrow.' Allah will destroy them during the night and will let the mountain fall on them, and He will transform the rest of them into monkeys and pigs and they will remain so till the Day of Resurrection." Hudda Magazine has done articles on photography and music in past issues. 21. Ask if her if her parents were to die, would her orphaned family (younger siblings) need to live with you? 22. Do you subscribe to any Islamic publications? 23. What is your understanding about the wife's position in Islam and her responsibilities toward the husband and what is your understanding of how a wife should obey her husband? The Quran states in Surah An-Nisa 4.34 "The righteous woman are devoutly obedient, and guardian in (the husband's) absence what God would have them guard. As to those women on whose part ye fear disloyalty and ill-conduct, admonish them (first),(next) tap them (lightly) (but never in the face); but if they return to obedience, seek not against them means (of annoyance): For God is Most High, great (above you all). Blind following of the husband is not acceptable when it goes against Allah's rules. Aisha and Asma narrated in Sahih Al-Bukari 7.133 & 7.818 respectively "An Ansari woman gave her daughter in marriage and the hair of the latter started falling out. The Ansar woman came to the Prophet sallallahu alayhe wa sallam and mentioned that to him and said "her (my daughter's) husband suggested that I should let her wear false hair." (because of her hair loss her husband does not like her) The Prophet sallallahu alayhe wa sallam said, "No, (don't do that) for Allah sends His curses upon such ladies who lengthen their hair artificially." Some scholars have stated that when a women obeys her husband instead of Allah Allah (subhana wa tala) and His Messenger sallallahu alayhe wa sallam she is committing a form of Shirk. In an article which appeared in the Contemporary Jurisprudence Research Journal 27th Education 7th year from Saudi Arabia, Oct.Nov. Dec. 1995 they wrote the following concerning a woman's rights to her property, "A husband is not allowed to hold up his wife's property and his hold will be regarded as an extortion and a violence to the property of his wife and this is prohibited unanimously, and if he oversteps her he actually over steps the right allotted by Allah" p.69
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The tales of Alexander the Great are legendary, well known is the military suppress that the Greek Empire enjoyed during his time. What you may not know though is that Greece, as we know it today, is a very young country and did not exist until the revolution of 1821. Before that time the land we know as Greece or Hellas was controlled by the Ottoman empire. And it was not until the rebellion against the Turks that the Hellenic people for the first time in history had a homeland. There are many twists and turns during the Greek revolution, some credit the success to their fiery nationalism and their battle cry being "Freedom or Death!" not only that but there were some odd tales that came out after all the rebelling was done!
And nothing was stranger than the time the Greeks gave their enemy the Turks more bullets to shoot at them! Seems you would really have to be a gentleman beyond reproach if you actually provided your enemy with the bullets needed to shoot you, no? To truly understand this story first we need to understand the importance of the Acropolis in Greek history.
the Acropolis is an ancient citadel found on a rocky mountain above the beautiful city of Athens. It is very significant to Greek history and culture as it is seen as the birthplace of Cecrops the first Athenian king. He was a legend or a myth even, or maybe just so famous that his stories were exaggerated to the point that he was seen as a god. In fact, he is described as a serpent-man. The location has been intertwined with every symbolic moment in Greek history, so much that now every 4 years a celebration takes place called the Panathenaea. This festival rivaled even the Olympic games. Basically, it is a monument to all glories of classical Greece.
So you can imagine the Greek armies disdain when they found out the Turks were occupying this holy ground. They quickly proceeded to trap them in the citadel and a fierce battle ensued – but the Turks ran out of bullets! And here is when an amazing thing happened. The Greeks found out that the Ottoman army was going to destroy the citadel's lead columns to use the metal for more bullets. To protect the monument at all costs, they gathered up their bullets and sent them to the Turks with a message to not touch the Acropolis.
Though this story has never been able to be verified, it does sound like what a patriotic soldier would do to save their country's legacy. It acts like these that let us enjoy historical sites today!


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The economics of an election
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- Sriram Khé said...
hmmmm .... a sex cam spam comment beat me to this post ... what a penetrating insight from a very excited robot all the way from the beginning to the big finish ... must not be hard to mount such assaults in the blogosphere where everybody seem to be always standing up ready for action and ready to pound on the keyboards!
Ok, enough with the double entendre and back to the regular program ... hehe ;)
Your post on the elections and monies being spent is very depressing, Ramesh. The last few days I have been reading news items after news items on the acute water shortage in various parts of India, including Bangalore. It is unfortunate that so much money can be thrown on elections, but comparably next to nothing is invested on critical aspects like water and sanitation.
Maybe I should simply stop thinking about these issues and follow up on those sexcams instead :(
- 29/3/13
- Ramesh said...
@sriram - They come faster than I can delete them :( Ha Ha Ha on your puns. You should be half journalist and half Prof !!
Oh - Bangalore, and Karnataka has lots of problems. Water is a problem everywhere in India. Actually quite a lot is spent on infrastructure (it took a German to show a disbelieving me that), but its always 10 years too late.
On elections, this is a worldwide problem. The amounts of money spent everywhere are staggering. Except that in India, it is not spent on campaigning. It is spent on outright bribery of voters. Citizens who accept this should be disenfranchised. Since it is so widespread, I am not even sure if we collectively deserve a democracy - for democracy is not just a right but also an obligation.
- 29/3/13
LOL!!! I wish the solution was simple but with parties like the UPA that has siphoned of lakhs of crores they can fight elections for many more years without a thought about where the money would come from!!!!! that truly is the sad state of affairs... so too with many regional parties... why do u think they are all ready to team up to ensure that Modi does not come to the helm or BJP to power?
- 30/3/13
- Ramesh said...
@Shy - Thanks for visiting and commenting. Yes, the popular perception is that the UPA government has siphoned off lakhs of crores, but I happen to believe that the "winnings" were actually much smaller. Its actually not so easy these days to filch such a large amount - there are too many watchdogs looking on. Take the 2G "scam". All sots of amounts have been bandied about. You can argue whether the policy was right or not, but the money made by politicians out of that deal, would have been much much smaller (even if anything significant at all). I am of the opinion that politics is a mugs game when it comes to making money - most people lose and only a few make a lot. Somewhat like how Las Vegas is.
- 30/3/13
No Business man invests money without a business case. and return is a mix of risk undertaken.
and if 900 shrewd and serious people are investing 13500 crores, just imagine teh size of teh parallel economy.
You must once in a while spend some time in any registration office for property. you will see the scale of the economy there.
No wonder, corruption can never be eradicated from India.
- 30/3/13
- Ramesh said...
@sriraqm - That is true - no businessman invests without a business case, but I am questioning now whether politicians are more gamblers than businessmen.
The size of the parallel economy is indeed huge. And you are absolutely right - the biggest component of the parallel economy (and crime, corruption and degradation of values) is property.
- 31/3/13
- Sriram Khé said...
I knew Ramesh would trip over my name and Sandhya's name, all because of the "Sriram" that is my first name, which is also Sandhya's last name. You are getting old, man. Next thing you know, you will start drooling if sitting for more than five minutes, and ten minutes in you will be napping too ;)
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- Ramesh said...
@sriram (the Khe this time) - Aggghhh - But then I am already drooling and nodding away :):)
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I dedicate this article to Her Prettiness Laura. She asked how men see 'pretty' differently than women.
Answer: It doesn't matter and best if women don't think about it. Reasons follow, but consider everything one level below her sexual attractiveness and his conquering mode. This means 'pretty' in the non-sexual sense. Even though that's an impossible viewpoint, assume it anyway.
Females think of 'pretty' in terms of attire, grooming, and individual techniques used to enhance their appearance. They focus on details that show off their physical attributes as best practicable. It makes them feel good. It bloats self-image, enhances self-esteem, and stabilizes self-interest. Pretty serves females. For males it's serendipitous.
- Females define 'pretty', because they suit themselves. They know intuitively that men identify 'pretty' by personal taste but biased by sexual interests.
- Thus, women see 'pretty' in two shades: To make herself attractive sexually, or to make men focus on her person rather than sex.
- Two shades polarize Womanhood and confuse women, which creates doubt in mothers. They let daughters generate prettiness standards that generate popularity and capture temporary boyfriends. Consequently, increasing with each new generation, confused Womanhood leads to sexual exploitation of females.
Men primarily skip appearance to focus on exposed skin or other sex symbols. Women made the invitation customary, and so men do it more assertively than our forefathers.
- When not so energized to focus on sex, however, men see 'pretty' as everything all wrapped up in one person. 'Pretty' means her best features shine pleasantly. Her individual techniques, grooming treatments, and special efforts don't impress men, so they focus on the whole. Her overall appearance pleases manly viewing.
- But when asked what creates prettiness, men spotlight favorite features. This points out that men don't care how she got pretty, they're just glad that she is. This frees up females to determine and establish their own standards for prettiness.
- When men ask men what makes women pretty, they cite face, shape, boobs, buns, legs, or a mix. Modern women pay attention to that and not what men would say to women.
- If they bother to ask, women get different answers. Unfortunately, several decades ago feminists convinced women not to listen to what men have to say about females.
- When sincere, men answer women this way: They attribute prettiness to less sex-oriented features, especially the basics of attire and grooming. Men intuitively know that women pay attention to the obvious. In this way men go along with what women determine is 'pretty' or not. Men only confirm and appreciate 'pretty', they don't define it.
Pay attention, Ladies. Men don't know how pretty an individual female can be until they see it. Females make themselves pretty to please themselves and no one else. They judge 'pretty' by what becomes successful and standardized at entertaining masculine eyeballs. Popular standards guide and prevent radical appearances.
- To be sure, the male gender benefits when females prettify themselves. If individuals let that influence them to not be at their prettiest, men don't know the difference. But such women torpedo their own self-image, self-esteem, and self-interest—which costs them self-confidence dealing with men.
- Boiled down even further: She should not prettify herself to please particular men (unless at husband's request, of course). But manly feedback is essential to measure her success and guide her prettifying efforts.
- Success of Womanhood appealing to the male gender also standardizes female appearance, which determines 'pretty' when made popular, and which she needs to guide her efforts at making herself different but not too different or radical.
Consequently, 'pretty' is a one-sided battle of the sexes. It succeeds with female coaching, planning, playing, and officiating. Men are for feedback more than to be pleased.
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We have soup night, day before thanksgiving, in portsmouth NH. I make a soup served alongside a local fish chowder. Done cream of carrot ginger, squash and the like to offset chowder. and were Irish. AND there's a citric acid allergy. Thoughts?
Good timing! Food52 is doing a contest "Your best autumn soup". Click on the "contests" tab and then click on "your best autumn soup". I don't think you'll be disappointed! I already have at least three soups that I will be trying in anticipation of the holidays.
Cream of peanut soup--according to Kings Arms Tavern in Wiliamsburg, it was one of George Washington's favorite.
I don't think I'd pair another cream soup along with chowder, but if you want to do it anyway, this Cream of Garlic Soup is easy, tasty and a bit different. http://food52.com/recipes... I recommend roasting the garlic first for great depth of flavor.
A vegetable soup in a thin beef/tomato broth would be a good offset to a New England chowdah. Maybe spicy? Just type "vegetable soup" in the Search box, choose "In Recipes" from the pull-down menu, and click the Search magnifying class. There are many great ones to choose from.
Pumpkin Sage soup from Gourmet back in the 80's. Fantastic.
I lost the recipe but still make it every year from memory.
This is one of my favorite recipes I've tried from here.
It's time consuming to make but improves with age so you could make it a day or two before.
With a chowder on the menu, I'd go for a non-creamy soup, with a different sort of flavor. An Italian Wedding Soup would be good - very hearty, with small meatballs, escarole, and parmesan egg drops (stracciatella); you can also add some small soup pasta, like tubetti, if you like. Here's Giada de Laurentiis' version: http://www.foodnetwork...
Mulligatawny...? Not New England-y but a good hearty soup that might complement the chowder. I've made this before -- it was really good. If there's a citric acid issue you may want to leave out the lemon juice. http://www.saveur.com/article...
csheago, Do you offer both soups together at both meals? If not, you could do a lamb or beef stew (for the Irish component) the day before, and serve the Chowdah (which sounds like a Thanksgiving tradition for your family and clams were Pilgrim fare!) with your Thanksgiving meal.
We serve both together night before. Tradition started as a laid back welcome and easy meal we could keep in crock pots with a few other accompaniments as people arrived from out of town. If you got in late, as I usually did coming from NYC at the time, there was still a hot yummy meal waiting. Now, older and most with family's, we are usually settled day before and it's just become soup night that hosts extended family as well that don't attend thanksgiving proper. Thrilled at all the responses, thank you.


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Thursday, March 3, 2011
Acrylic See-Through Books
These are two examples of acrylic books that I am teaching this weekend in Kailua, HI. I think they are fun because they use papers that have holes in them or clear, see-though papers. You can see light through the whole book. And they use lots of ribbons and little jewels ( a girl's gotta have some bling!) Have a great weekend.
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We are born with the nature to sin. Some of us at a very young age lie without being taught or have the tendency to steal or fight or curse. Even if you feel like it you were born feeling this way, that does not justify you living that way. We are all born wanting to sin, we have to acknowledge it, stop it and repent.


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Times: 10:45am – 12:00pm
Instructor: Steve Lynn
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Class Size: 30+
We seem to never forget the great salumerias in Italy, cafes of the French countryside, and tapas bars of Spain. How do they determine the amazing food and wine pairings that we can't stop talking about? We will sample through some of the great food and wine pairings so you can create your own experience.
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This session will focus on the all-too-frequently unsung hero of brewing— yeast. Join Silver City Brewery Director of Operations Gary Winn as he introduces several different types of yeast, incorporating their history, and how each type drastically impacts the flavor of the liquid in your glass— culminating with an interactive sampling session.
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Come along as Chef Sunshine, from Sunshine's Catering, and Chef Huguette Marsicano take your mind and senses to the epitome of culinary cuisine, classic French cooking. Learn the styles, techniques, and history that serve as the basics for every famous chef. Walk away with a new set of skills and a savior faire to impress your friends.
Sunshine was classically trained at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York. After school Sunshine cooked for renowned French chef Phillipe Padovani in Hawaii and San Francisco. This led to time living in France, cooking and expanding her Joie de vivre. Upon returning to Seattle she took the position of Executive Sous Chef at the Mayflower park hotel. The following six years were spent in Southampton and Manhattan, New York, Palm Beach, FL, Maine, Los Angeles, France, Italy, Indonesia and the Bahamas as a Private Chef for the financially untroubled. She is now the Chef/Owner of Sunshine's Catering on the Kitsap Peninsula.
Huguette is a French native and a cordon bleu from a family of cooks. She teaches advanced French cooking classes and offers French private Chef services through her company French Moods. She enjoys taking her students and clients on a tour of the different French regions through their gastronomic specialties and cooking traditions.
"Cooking With Wine"
Location: Tent
Time: 1:45pm – 2:30pm
Instructor: Chef Sunshine Dunning and Chef Patrick Kaanoi
Class Size: 40
Combine the best of the festival's food and wine, as Chef Sunshine and Chef Patrick Kaanoi from Sunshine Catering demonstrate how to match the finest wines for cooking and tasting with the finest food. Dishes may include Red Wine Strawberry Jam, Pear and Fig Chutney with Pinot Grigio, Bordeaux Braised Short Ribs, or other seasonal combinations. Enjoy samples with their favorite sips.
"Nuances in Whiskey 101"
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Instructor: Neil Stubbs
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Explore the wild and exciting world of sour ales – their place in history, the unique flavors associated with different yeast and bacteria, and how their recent resurgence in the modern craft beer scene is changing the way we drink and brew beer.
7 Seas Brewing, founded in 2009 by Puget Sound natives, Travis Guterson and Mike Runion, offers 8 year-round brews, 3 rotating seasonal brews, and an extensive Tap Room Reserve Series. As the first brewery in Washington to can craft beer, they blazed a path of environmentally friendly packaging that has since been adopted by many others. 7 Seas Brewing voted 'Best Brewery in the South Sound' 8 years running by readers of South Sound Magazine, 'Best Brewery' by King5 Best of Western WA, and 'Best Brewery in Tacoma' by The Volcano. Their original Brewery and Tap Room is located in beautiful downtown Gig Harbor, and their second production facility and Tap Room in Tacoma's resurging Historic Brewery District opened in August 2016. Both Tap Rooms are open every day, are family-friendly, and showcase a wide variety of core and small batch brews.


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Harpsichord maintenance
Updated July 2014
I provide maintenance of harpsichords after historical models to the highest standards.
Typically, such work includes the re-regulation of the plectra that are in place in the instrument, and the replacement of weak or otherwise compromised plectra (usually between five and fifteen in well-kept harpsichords). My goals are to produce durable plectra that enable the instrument to speak as it 'wants' to speak, and to achieve a regular overall impression.
Unless otherwise agreed, a regulation of the plucking points (staggering), and any necessary damper readjustment are included in the service. I also can take care of other minor technical issues, provided they can be solved outside a workshop.
I do not provide a re-stringing service. The stringing schedule of a harpsichord is part of the original design and ought to be modified by the builder of the instrument. I can, however, replace single broken strings if necessary.
– the revision of a two-manual harpsichord (using the existing plectra as much as possible) takes three to four hours. Variation is possible depending on the state of the instrument.
– fitting a whole two-manual harpsichord with new plectra takes about two working days.
I have maintained harpsichords for more than 30 years. All my private harpsichords are quilled with bird's feathers. When voicing other instruments, I recommend Delrin plectra for a variety of reasons. I have extensive experience in voicing with this material.
Fee: 65 € per hour; travel costs are divided between customers whenever possible. Ideally, I'm combining several maintenance and concert engagements in one place to ensure low travel costs per customer.


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"The Luxe" is about New York society in 1899. And I mean high society. Officially this book is for young adults, but I still enjoyed it. It has such a beautiful cover. I wasn't expecting anything spectacular, but I did indeed enjoy it. It was a quick read and I do recomend it. It was also an easy read and would probably appeal to almost anyone. The best way to describe it is like the show "Gossip Girl" but its set in 1899. Still, it was good. I've heard rumour that its book one of a series and if thats true, I'll be sure to read the next one.
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Saturday, February 2, 2008
The Red Queen's Daughter
I just finished reading "The Red Queen's Daughter by Jacqueline Kolosov. I was very interested in reading this peticular book because it is about Mary Seymour, the daughter of Catherine Parr, the last wife of Henry VIII. History lost track of Mary Seymour. She was also the daughter of Thomas Seymour who was beheaded about eight months after Mary's birth. Mary's mother died six days after Mary's birth. After that, History lost track of Mary. According to most sources, Mary died while still a baby. But not in this book. This book is from her point of view. From the time of her early childhood till she's a teenager. In the court of Elizabeth I. It was a good read. Probably not historically accurate, but a good fiction.
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David L. Leppo, a management analyst for the Department of Veterans Affairs in Washington, drowned Sunday after his canoe overturned in the Liberty Reservoir. He was 53 and lived in Sykesville.
He is survived by his wife, the former Jacquelyn Arnold; two sons Andrew O. Leppo and David L. Leppo Jr., both of Sykesville; a daughter, Caroline W. Leppo of Towson; two stepdaughters, Heather Arnold of Towson and Melissa Arnold of Alexandria, Va.; his mother, Edna B. Leppo of Hampstead; and a brother, Wayne R. Leppo of Hampstead.
The family suggested contributions to the Gamber Fire Department Water Rescue Squad or the Carroll County Unit of the American Cancer Society.


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My papaya plant recently made the journey from my office to my house. My co-workers had been very tolerant but it was getting waaaay too big to sit on my desk any longer. Poor Jen could hardly see out the window any more.
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So far it's adjusting well. I think it might be getting a little sunburned (see photo), so I moved it into a spot where it only gets direct sun in the morning.
The good news is that it hasn't dropped the fruit that was already forming, and there's now another fruit on the way. In fact, the first fruit is getting pretty big -- about the size of a small lemon. Maybe I'll eventually have a ripe papaya that's big enough to eat!
And speaking of big, the plant itself is now about three and a half feet tall and three feet wide. Wow! It's so much bigger than it was here and even here. It's amazing that it fit in the back of the SUV. One month more and I might've had to resort to renting a flatbed trailer.


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Monday, December 13, 2010
Chocolate Mint Christmas Cookies
My friend, Lexi brought me over some "to-die-for" Christmas cookies last year, a recipe that she found HERE. They are now a Christmas "staple" at my house. You use chocolate chips (melted) in the dough, and Andes mints for the "icing".
I made a double batch of these last week and stuck them in the freezer. I have plans for them that I will share later.
These cookies are seriously sinful, but oh so heavenly!! Click HERE for the recipe.
Did you know that Andes also makes these baking chips?
The red peppermint ones are usually only around during the holidays, but the green ones (which are my fave) you can find all year long. I get them at Walmart.
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Daily Reading for Tuesday, January 16th, 2018
Daily Reading for Tuesday January 16, 2018
Reading 1, First Samuel 16:1-13 Responsorial Psalm, Psalms 89:20, 21-22, 27-28 Gospel, Mark 2:23-28
Reading 1, First Samuel 16:1-13
1 Yahweh said to Samuel, 'How much longer do you mean to go on mourning over Saul, now that I myself have rejected him as ruler of Israel? Fill your horn with oil and go. I am sending you to Jesse of Bethlehem, for I have found myself a king from among his sons.'
2 Samuel replied, 'How can I go? When Saul hears of it he will kill me.' Yahweh then said, 'Take a heifer with you and say, "I have come to sacrifice to Yahweh."
3 Invite Jesse to the sacrifice, and I shall reveal to you what you must do; and you will anoint for me the one I indicate to you.'
4 Samuel did what Yahweh ordered and went to Bethlehem. The elders of the town came trembling to meet him and asked, 'Seer, is your coming favourable for us,'
5 'Yes,' he replied. 'I have come to sacrifice to Yahweh. Purify yourselves and come with me to the sacrifice.' He purified Jesse and his sons and invited them to the sacrifice.
6 When they arrived, he looked at Eliab and thought, 'This must be Yahweh's anointed now before him,'
7 but Yahweh said to Samuel, 'Take no notice of his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him; God does not see as human beings see; they look at appearances but Yahweh looks at the heart.'
8 Jesse then called Abinadab and presented him to Samuel, who said, 'Yahweh has not chosen this one either.'
9 Jesse then presented Shammah, but Samuel said, 'Yahweh has not chosen this one either.'
10 Jesse thus presented seven of his sons to Samuel, but Samuel said to Jesse, 'Yahweh has not chosen these.'
11 He then asked Jesse, 'Are these all the sons you have?' Jesse replied, 'There is still one left, the youngest; he is looking after the sheep.' Samuel then said to Jesse, 'Send for him, for we shall not sit down to eat until he arrives.'
12 Jesse had him sent for; he had ruddy cheeks, with fine eyes and an attractive appearance. Yahweh said, 'Get up and anoint him: he is the one!'
13 At this, Samuel took the horn of oil and anointed him, surrounded by his brothers; and the spirit of Yahweh seized on David from that day onwards. Samuel, for his part, set off and went to Ramah.
Responsorial Psalm, Psalms 89:20, 21-22, 27-28
20 'I have found David my servant, and anointed him with my holy oil.
21 My hand will always be with him, my arm will make him strong.
22 'No enemy will be able to outwit him, no wicked man overcome him;
27 So I shall make him my first-born, the highest of earthly kings.
28 'I shall maintain my faithful love for him always, my covenant with him will stay firm.
Gospel, Mark 2:23-28
23 It happened that one Sabbath day he was taking a walk through the cornfields, and his disciples began to make a path by plucking ears of corn.
24 And the Pharisees said to him, 'Look, why are they doing something on the Sabbath day that is forbidden?'
25 And he replied, 'Have you never read what David did in his time of need when he and his followers were hungry-
26 how he went into the house of God when Abiathar was high priest, and ate the loaves of the offering which only the priests are allowed to eat, and how he also gave some to the men with him?'
27 And he said to them, 'The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath;
28 so the Son of man is master even of the Sabbath.'
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text: I have a Netopia Gateway(DSL modem/router) provided by my DSL provider. I connect to my ISP using PPPoE. I have the Netopia Gateway in bridge mode connected to WAN2 on my RV082. I can intially connect to my ISP with the PPPoE information set up on my RV082, but then it disconnects after several minutes, and I cannot re-establish a connection unless I restart my Netopia. Currently I have my PPPoE keep alive interval at 30 seconds, my retry set at 10, and my redial at 3. I have tried multiple settings including the defaults, all with the same resaults. I am new at this.... does anyone have any idea how I can keep the connection or have it automatically reconnect? My ISP recommends that I use a "keep alive" connection and suggest that i do not use a "connect on demand" connection. Some background information .... I have a Xbox360 on the LAN side of my RV082 that connects poorly, if I leave the Netopia in gateway firewall mode, because of "strict" NAT. With the netopia gateway in bridge mode I can connect to xbox live with "open" NAT.


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with angus steak on a freshly baked onion bagel, youll feel like the boss, alright. but why just feel like one? on our facebook page, you can create a fun video resume and get hired like one, too.
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our freshly baked bagel, twisted with savory or sweet flavors for whenever you are on the go.
from the classic selection (sesame, poppy, cinnamon raisin) to our more unique seasonal varieties, our freshly baked bagels come with 60 years of baking history.
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start your big day with 2 fried eggs, 4 slices of cherrywood smoked bacon and american cheese on thick texas toast. pair it with our oven-toasted hash browns and a hot coffee for a hearty, home-style breakfast that will keep you running
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I have a little problem configuring wildcard subdomains in Apache with Xampp on Mac.
I've set up Vhosts for the apps I'm running locally, and everything is running just nice.
However, when I try to set up a wildcard subdomain, things seem to screw up. This is what I did to create a wildcard subdomain:
In the httpd-vhosts.conf file I added this:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName appname.dev
ServerAlias appname.dev http://www.appname.dev *.appname.dev
DocumentRoot "/Applications/xampp/htdocs/appnamep/trunk"
In the httpd-xampp.conf I added this:
Alias smartfact-app/trunk "/Applications/xampp/htdocs/smartfact-app/trunk"
<Directory "/Applications/xampp/htdocs/smartfact-app/trunk">
AllowOverride All
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
In the hosts file I added this:
127.0.0.1 smartfact.dev
I also tried to add
, but no result.127.0.0.1 *.smartfact.dev
Can sombody tell me what I'm doing wrong? When I try to approach the app with http://appname.dev it works just fun, but when i try to use http://foo.appname.dev of http://bar.appname.dev I get no response.
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The adorable little hedge hogs are from Gerda Steiner called Hedgehog Smooches. This is the stamp of the month for the progressive challenge. I wish I had colored them a bit differently. When I colored them I wasn't sure exactly what I was going to do with them. I used the Tuesday Morning sketch for inspiration.
- Gerda Steiner Progressive challenge: use Hedgehog Smooches
- Tuesday Morning Sketches: use the sketch (above)
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- Penny's Paper-Crafty challenge: anything goes