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I am one of those people who needs to organize their space after every project they finish.
During the Christmas season I had so many projects on the go, I never had a chance to organize things.
So when I went into my studio last week to get out my blocking mats for the sacred spirit shawl, I was amazed I had gotten things into such a state.
My Goodness! I know I'm messy and like chaos but, this is ridiculous.
I got to the point that I was just setting things anywhere. As you can see in the stacking white bins I have all of my recent fiber waiting to be photographed for Ravelry and put away.
My yarn cubbies need some orgnization for sure.
I can't even get to my cutting table anymore, not that there is enough room to cut on it anyway.
Most importantly I am in desperate need of a place to put some of my tools.
Queue the peg board you see leaning against the wall in this photo. I am planning to mount and paint this board to hold all of my tools for quilting and such.
The next time you see this room it will be in tip top shape.

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Inventing Peace revolves around the question of how we look at the world, but do not see it when there is so much war, injustice, suffering and violence. What are the ethical and moral consequences of looking, but not seeing, and, most of all, what has become of the notion of peace in all this? In the form of a written dialogue, Wim Wenders and Mary Zournazi consider this question as one of the fundamental issues of our times as well as the need to reinvent a visual and moral language for peace. Inspired by various cinematic, philosophical, literary and artistic examples, Wenders and Zournazi reflect on the need for a change of perception in the everyday as well as in the creation of images. In its unique style and method, Inventing Peace demonstrates an approach to peace through sacred, ethical and spiritual means, to provide an alternative to the inhumanity of war and violence. Their book might help to make peace visible and tangible in new and unforeseen ways.
A Prelude to Looking at Peace Chapter 1 | Meetings – Conversations on War and Peace Chapter 2 | Inventing Peace Chapter 3 | Enduring Images Chapter 4 | Imagining the Real Chapter 5 | Which Future of Seeing
Wim Wenders is a German film director, photographer, playwright and writer. His internationally renowned films include Alice in the Cities, False Move, Kings of the Road, Paris, Texas, Wings of Desire, Until the End of the World, Faraway, So Close, The End of Violence, Buena Vista Social Club, Palermo Shooting, Land of Plenty and many others. His groundbreaking 3D film PINA was nominated at the Academy Awards for Best Documentary in 2012. Wenders is President of the European Film Academy. He teaches film as a professor at the University of Fine Arts in Hamburg. Mary Zournazi is an Australian writer and philosopher. She teaches in the sociology program at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. She is the author of several books, including Hope - New Philosophies for Change (Routledge, 2003), and Keywords to War A-- - Reviving Language in an Age of Terror (Scribe, 2007). Keywords to War was made into a radio documentary for ABC Radio National in Australia, and it was nominated for the Australian UN Media Peace Prize in 2008.
'Reading this book brings a sense of enormous privilege – the privilege of overhearing a conversation between two voices of profound seriousness and imagination. The peace they talk about is neither a matter of problem-solving nor a dream of immobile quiet; it is the remaking of the world by patient looking, educated in compassion and self-awareness. We learn something essential of what art is (not least the art of the film-maker) and of how it is the necessary nourishment for a humane public life.'Rowan Williams, Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge, and former Archbishop of Canterbury
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'The word "peace" evokes vague and negative images. We see violence and war everywhere; we need to learn to see peace. Out of seeing the death of a mother and a brother, and seeing the ruins of 9/11 and women refugees in Africa, Mary Zournazi and Wim Wenders share insights about ways of seeing. The book records the conversations and emails of their exchange as it unfolds, drawing in the thoughts of philosophers and poets and the visions of brother filmmakers Ozu, Kurosawa, Dreyer, Bresson. A very rich and powerful book.'Alphonso Lingis, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, Pennsylvania State University
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A Winter's Nature WalkPeachy — By Stephanie on December 17, 2009 at 6:55 am
Over the past few weeks, the Bend, Oregon region was plunged into a deep winter freeze with temperatures ranging from -15 below zero Fahrenheit to about 10 degrees above! Too chilly to do much but drink coffee indoors!
When the air warmed slightly to a bearable 30 degrees, I had to get outside for some much needed physical activity. Running along the Deschutes River trail is simply heavenly. The roar of the water, hawks and falcons soaring above, and not much sound except for the crunch, crunch, crunch of my shoes on the snow. Then I came upon these beautiful sights! I had to go back and grab my camera!
Check out how the snow and ice on top of the boulders has melted just enough to start dripping into the river, yet the air is so cold, the runoff freezes before it can join the water below:
I love this winter photograph. This one looks like a frozen crocodile with icicle teeth:
What do you see in the photo below? To me, it kind of looks like a sheep. A very cold sheep.
When I took this photograph, the sun was starting to creep into the river canyon. It only looks warmer than when I was capturing the images above. Brrrr!!!!
You can see the shelves of ice that started to melt, and then re-froze. A week ago, the river was not even running at the surface. A sheet of ice ranging from 4-6 inches deep stopped the Deschutes River in its tracks. For several days, the river canyon was silent.
Nothing like a winter photo gallery to make you feel all warm and cozy inside.
Pass the hot chocolate, please!Tags: Bend Oregon, deschutes river, river canyon, winter nature walk, winter photo gallery, winter photographs


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Retro Joystick Podcast Episode 5 - The Video Craze
This week on the Retro Joystick Podcast were joined by our special guest Dave Danzara creator and director of the upcoming film "The Video Craze: Where were you in 82?". We sit and chat with Dave about the film, and share our memories of the Arcade for which we are all very fond of indeed.
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On the U.S. government shutdown, it can be hard to pick your way through the millions of words of blather and blame. For anyone who's still paying attention, there are deep roots to the problem.
First, we should all know by now that the shutdown is principally over an argument about Obamacare. I like what Anne Applebaum -- who herself worries about the costs and consequences of the legislation -- writes in Slate:
"The Affordable Care Act is the law, as confirmed by the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of our political system. A portion of one of those branches is therefore not now legally or morally empowered to change that law by holding other parts of the government hostage, no matter how strongly its members or their constituents feel" (Disclosure: Applebaum is a colleague of mine at the Legatum Institute).
I also find reasonable, though, what (friend) Gary Schmitt writes in the Weekly Standard:
"Certainly, a measure [Obamacare] with such profound implications for the country should have more support than a bare majority made up exclusively of one party." Schmitt continues: "the House's proposal to postpone the law's enforcement for a year should have been acceptable [to the President].
As a matter of fact, the shutdown happened because of Obamacare, and because President Obama is not a consensus builder. But it also happened because it's increasingly difficult to build consensus in an America that is becoming deeply partisan and dangerously polarised.
How did we get here?
Economist Tyler Cowen of George Mason University has written a new book titled "Average Is Over," which helps us understand. It's a startling statement about the hollowing out of the American middle class. Cowen depicts growing economic inequality, falling wages, and the shift of national product from labour to capital -- developments driven in large measure by technological change -- as trends that are quite possibly irreversible. Cowen says this new situation will produce "more wealthy people than ever before, but also more poor people, including people who do not always have access to basic public services." He continues: "One day soon we will look back and see that we produced two nations, a fantastically successful nation, working in the technologically dynamic sectors, and everyone else."
What Cowen is talking about is a fundamental re-definition of the American dream.
Economist Angus Deaton of Princeton University is concerned with many of Cowen's themes. In his new book on health, wealth and the origins of inequality (titled "The Great Escape"), Deaton observes that post-war history can be divided into two periods: "one with relatively rapid, widely shared growth and one with slower growth together with a growing gap between the poor and everyone else." The gap is widening at an alarming pace.
As for the well off, in Deaton's forecast a white, middle class girl born into decent circumstances today has a 50-50 chance of living to a hundred years old (compared to her great grandmother who, born in 1910 let's say, had a life expectancy of 54 years). We live in an era of breakneck development and innovation. That's progress. The dark side, though, is obvious: the emergence of a new plutocracy that motors ahead while leaving the less fortunate behind.
To be clear: Deaton advocates policies that promote vibrancy and wealth creation and is keen to emphasise that redistribution doesn't solve the problem. But he's far from espousing anything akin to anti-state libertarian slogans either. It's not acceptable, he writes, for the new winners of today's economy to pull up the ladders behind them. They may use their wealth, he warns for instance, "to influence politicians to restrict public education or health care that they themselves do not need."
Which brings us to the roots of the shutdown. It's hard not to see an America of widening gaps: between Democrats and Republicans, red states and blue; between a well-positioned meritocracy and another class that, for myriad reasons, is falling behind. Socialism doesn't work; yet markets don't sort everything. We've been here many times before, but this time the plot seems more complicated, the stakes higher.
Which is why another gap is exceptionally dangerous. That's the gap between researchers like Cowen and Deaton -- who are endeavouring to identify trends, uncover roots and contemplate serious solutions -- and our politicians who seem caught up in the zeitgeist of our time. An increasing number seem intent on smash and grab short-termism. Public policy discourse is mindlessly simple, choices binary. It has become rule not exception to vilify your opponent and seek profit from populism and pandering.
The US government will re-open. But the toxic roots of the problem will remain.


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May is High Blood Pressure Education Month, and it's a good time to find out how to "make control your goal."
What is blood pressure?
Blood pressure is the force of blood on the walls of your blood vessels as blood flows through them. Blood pressure has two numbers, systolic and diastolic, and is measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg). Systolic pressure is the force on the blood vessel walls when the heart beats and pumps blood out of the heart. Diastolic pressure is the force that occurs when the heart relaxes in between beats.
One of three American adults has high blood pressure, also called hypertension. That's 67 million people who have to work to keep their blood pressure in check each day. Unfortunately, more than half of people with high blood pressure do not have their condition under control.
Keep it down in there!
Having the highest score is good in many things, but not with blood pressure—the higher your numbers, the more serious the condition.
You may not have any symptoms of high blood pressure, but it can damage your health in many ways. For instance, it can harden the arteries, decreasing the flow of blood and oxygen to the heart and brain. This reduced flow can cause—
A heart attack, which occurs when the blood supply to your heart is blocked and heart muscle cells die from a lack of oxygen.
A stroke, which can occur when arteries that supply blood and oxygen to the brain become blocked or burst.
Chest pain, also called angina.
Heart failure, which occurs when the heart can't pump enough blood and oxygen to other organs.
Make control your goal
Of the 67 million American adults who have high blood pressure, 16 million know that they have the condition and are getting treatment, but their blood pressure still remains higher than it should be. For these individuals, awareness and treatment are not enough—that's why CDC is asking patients, families, and health care professionals to "make control the goal."
If you have high blood pressure, there are steps you can take to get it under control, including—
Ask your doctor what your blood pressure should be. Set a goal to lower your pressure with your doctor and then discuss how you can reach your goal. Work with your doctor to make sure you meet that goal.
Take your blood pressure medication as directed. If you are having trouble, ask your doctor what you can do to make it easier. For example, you may want to discuss your medication schedule with your doctor if you are taking multiple drugs at different times of the day. Or you may want to discuss side effects you are feeling, or the cost of your medicine.
Quit smoking—and if you don't smoke, don't start. You can find tips and resources at CDC's Smoking and Tobacco Web site or Be Tobacco Free Web site.
Reduce sodium. Most Americans consume too much sodium, and it raises their risk for high blood pressure. Learn about tips to reduce your sodium.
There are other healthy habits, in addition to taking your medication that can help keep your blood pressure under control—
Achieve and maintain a healthy body weight.
Participate in 30 minutes of moderate physical activity on most days of the week.
Eat a healthy diet that is high in fruits and vegetables and low in sodium, saturated fats, trans fat, and cholesterol.
Manage stress.
Limit the amount of alcohol you drink (no more than one drink each day for women and two for men).
If you have a family member who has high blood pressure, you can help by taking many of the steps listed above with them. Go for walks together or cook meals with lower sodium. Make it a family affair!
Is my blood pressure under control?
Blood pressure is considered normal when systolic pressure (the higher number) is less than 120 mmHg and diastolic pressure (the lower number) is less than 80 mmHg. People at risk for high blood pressure, often called prehypertension, have systolic pressure between 120 and 139 mmHg or diastolic between 80 and 89 mmHg. High blood pressure means systolic pressure is 140 mmHg or higher or diastolic is 90 mmHg or higher. Talk with your health care team about your personal blood pressure goal.
Helping patients make control their goal
If you are a doctor, nurse, pharmacist, or other health care provider you can help your patients bring their blood pressure under control. Keep the conversation going with your patients about properly taking medications. Not taking blood pressure medications as directed may be one reason why some patients don't have their blood pressure under control. Some common barriers include—
Cost of the medication.
Side effects.
Insufficient doctor-patient communication.
Lack of patient involvement in the treatment plan.
Schedule for taking drugs is too complicated.
To help address these barriers, talk to your patients every time they come in about their blood pressure goals and the medications they are taking. Medications that are cheaper or more convenient to take may help some patients achieve control and they may benefit from knowing about drug discount programs that could help offset cost or taking a generic drug. For patients on more than one medication, a simplified schedule to once-a-day dosing may be the key.
It's important to keep the lines of communication open so that patients feel comfortable voicing their concerns. If lifestyle behaviors, such as tobacco use or unhealthy weight, also play a role, talk to the patient about healthy habits that can make a difference. Hearing it from you may have more effect than you think.
Improvements in health information technology, such as electronic health records with clinical decision support and physician reminders can also help improve treatment and control. If you don't have an electronic health record system, keep lists to track your patients with high blood pressure and reach out to them to check on their progress. Working as a health care team, with the support of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists together can help improve preventive care delivery and blood pressure control for patients.
When it comes to high blood pressure control, everyone has a role. Together, we can all make control our goal.
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Frywolitkowa, Chiacchierino, Occhi, Makouk, and Sukkulapitsi
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We all need a break now and then! I love the first picture in front of the curtain!ReplyDeleteReplies
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So beautiful and delicate looking!!! :) I think we are at the same row! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
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Fico encantada com estes seus trabalhos!
É muito lindo!!!!!!!!!!
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You are a real dear, and thank you for your complement!Delete
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I like very much this work Carollyn! Very light and beautiful colors!ReplyDelete
Thank Sabrina, My older daughter and I enjoy your work too we all love knots don't we!Delete
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Your doily looks so pretty and delicate in blue and white.ReplyDeleteReplies
thanks Suz I plan on turning into mostly white for a couple rounds then blue for fun :)Delete


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You can almost see the awesomeness the Four Horsemen would put into that figure. You know he's going to be made, it's just a matter of when.
Sagitar is going to be one of their best figures to date.
You can almost see the awesomeness the Four Horsemen would put into that figure. You know he's going to be made, it's just a matter of when.
Sagitar is going to be one of their best figures to date.
You just read a post from the head Honcho of Nerds On A Couch!
Although I love the Vintage NA designs Ive strangely never seen a Sagitar figure, but Ive read he is a centaur, and also a Larger Beast, so with that in mind, can anyone envisage the MOTUC Stridor buck being used for Sagitars horse half?'
Is Sagitar a Bionic Centaur or Organic?
I just figure that if the 4H do Stridor/Night Stalker like BC, then he will have a Neck joint, where a Torso could be attached?
Does that Sound remotely Feasible?
(I know that we have no idea what the 4H MOTUC Stridor will look like, but I think we can assume he will be faithful to the Vintage design, and also -Finally- Articulated.)
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Drowning in a Sea of Plastic.
Maybe they could use the torso and hind legs but he had 4 "human" arms
Ah Ok, Thanks for the pic! Interesting concept, with 'Running Hands'.
Points to the designer for not being predictable!
Drowning in a Sea of Plastic.
Big fan of centaurs, so I'd definitely be interested in Sagitar if he ever gets made.
I don't know how that will work. the 4h will put to getter something good that will work.
good suggestion.
I think the main body and hind legs could be reused.
I want NA Skeletor and Rio Blast and I want them now!
Guys! Don't be giving them any ideas here!!!
I would hate to see any action firgure share parts with a vehicle. It just seems.... wrong. Sure, Strydor is a robot/vehicle hybrid, but I don't want to see it sharing parts with a figure.
i would say the hind legs could be used for both, and i think that if they did the design correctly, and with different paint apps, it could look really cool.
other than that, i wouldnt want anything else to be shared.
I don't think Matty is going to be skimping out on Sagitar. There is just too big of a difference between the two.
You just read a post from the head Honcho of Nerds On A Couch!
we are talking about a Large figure sculpt. in comparison to gygor/shadow beast, and the BC/Panthor situation.
I also think they will use those bucks more.
but if we are talking about a large figure sculpt, would you rather have them get "chinsy" and do it cheeply, ala Titus?
personally I think that the rest of this figure would be all new sculpt, and different enough to consider that two legs would not be the end of the world. (thats just me)
but saying that it COULD be the same, and SHOULD be the same are two different conversations.
I think it COULD.
NO. If they get to Sagitar, i think that they should use a standard MOTUC buck for the upper body (ab-crunch and up) connected to a beast lower body which could articulate to stand on two or four "legs"
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No, it wouldn't work. Sagitar is supposed to be able to stand up and look like a human with four arms. So having a robot horse body and limbs wouldn't work.
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Please no!!!
Stridor just looks completely different. He's all robotic and rather gear oriented ed.
I really don't see them exchanging parts.
You just read a post from the head Honcho of Nerds On A Couch!
I of course am all for this. I never had any of the NA Toys, (though I do remember looking at Optikk in the toys store and wanting him but not wanting to support the toyline because I thought everyone else looked terrible...I rectified that a few years ago, heheh :P ) but when I became aware of them again from the complete listing of Masters of the Universe/He-Man toys from Action Figure News & Toy Review issue Jan 2001 Sagitar was the only Galactic guardian that I liked.
And he is a really really neat idea to make a centaur, and yet not at all. I love that he's actually a four armed guy that bends down ect. And his running fists make great bashing strong arm weapons, and the upper arms can weild weapons, ect.
Just great.
Anyway, when I heard about oversized figures, I thought of Tytus, Megator, Sagitar and maybe the MYP ABC Giants. So after Gygor and the Shadowbeast, Sagitar has to come next, or Megator.
But Mattel would be idiotic to make us wait to long for him. Not only a new NA figure, but one of the best Large Scale figures they could do.
all i am saying, is I dont want another titus. and by that i mean thin and cheep. we know they will do stridor RIGHT. so i would be fine taking those hind legs. let me remind you this line is about shared parts.
are people complaining about shadow beasts? panthor?
how about optikk, people love that guy. his whole body is a repaint...... i think we need more creative thinkers in here.
IN MY CANON...Sagitar IS THERE!
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I never had him, but I think Sagitar would make an awesome addition to the line. Not too many of the Galactic Guardians interest me, but he and Tuskador do. I say definitely add him to the line.
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I would love to get him
I would love it.
I wonder if the raw made a motuc sagitar in his motuc-visions
Of course. And he'll be a great giant.
I want him after Megator (wish granted) but before any and all the ABC MYP Giants (though I dont mind the idea of those, Sagitar deserves to come first.
He was teh 3rd best figure in NA after Optikk and Slushead. And the only Hero I liked.
I think it would be cool if to perform his transformation from centaur to 4-armed man that either his central limbs are swappable with legs/arms or that they have swappable feet/hands.
Top MOTUC wants: Sagitar, Great Black Wizard, Skeletor's Skeleton Warriors, Odiphus, Illumina w/Sleetah, Lady Slither, Tuvar & Baddrah 2-pack, "new" characters as designed by Axor (Axel)
Come on Mattel, we need more NA figures. I would but Sagitat without thinking twice.
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Lancashire's top cop today warned a new report rating the force as "outstanding" is no excuse to cut more money from the budget.
Chief Constable Steve Finnigan hailed the findings of HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), after Lancashire Police was given the top rating.
But he said the report backs up his recent warnings over looming budget cuts.
As reported by The Gazette earlier this month, fresh cuts threaten to wipe up to £87m from the balance sheet.
Ch Con Finnigan said: "I'm absolutely delighted and very proud that we are in the top five forces in the country.
"But it makes it all the more galling that we are facing some pretty catastrophic cuts."
The report shows the force will lose another nine per cent of its police officers by 2018, well above the national average of six per cent.
The cost per head of population of a Lancashire police officer is £104. The average cost is £115.
Ch Con Finnigan said the report's focus on the force's value for money is proof it "has not been over-funded".
He added: "It is simply unacceptable that much of the good work which is highlighted in today's report will be put at risk if the proposed cuts to our budget go ahead."
Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw praised the force following the publication of today's report.
He said: "This is another reason why the government should take notice of what we are saying about the future cuts. We have delivered and delivered what we have been asked for but we can't keep taking out such huge amounts and keep the force effective and viable."
HM Inspector of Constabulary Mike Cunningham said: "Lancashire Constabulary is exceptionally well prepared to face its future financial requirements. Careful management of budgets and a considered approach to strategic change has allowed the constabulary to meet the savings required from austerity and to invest in technology."


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It's inevitable when doing open-mics that there are some acts that you're just not going to get on with. It's a taste / chemistry thing. And the way I deal with it is simple: those few acts that are not to my taste I just don't talk about (in fact there are too many great acts to talk about anyway). However I have to say when Wayeta Pilgrim takes to the stage at Bohemian Night my heart sinks and I envisage my life just ebbing away from me.
It's not that she's not talented. Undoubtedly she is a great singer (though perhaps not as much as she hopes). However she will insist on what I call "showboating" i.e. rather just singing a song properly she'll piss around with mock banter with whomever is accompanying her (who are usually great by the way and I wonder how they find themselves in the situations that they do), grand gestures, mock forgetting lyrics. I guess she thinks it's entertaining. I just find it frustrating and boring. And actually, possibly more importantly, with so many acts still waiting to play, disrespectful. She appears out of nowhere, having not sat waiting with the other acts, indulges herself and then disappears again; behaviour that doesn't seem to fit in with the spirit of open-mics and indeed begs the question, what would happen if we all acted like that? The phrase "Big fish in a small pond" springs to mind. She is one of the few acts whom I can't wait to get off the stage.
Don't get me wrong, the evening wasn't a disaster: many of the other acts were really very good. And as for my performance, well, having been wound up by Wayeta, I think it could best be described as "passionate" rather than with any finese (perhaps that's always the case anyway?) Nevertheless I received some compliments afterwards which were much appreciated and indeed a comment which made me feel that I might actually be doing something right here.
Don't forget The Chinese New Year Celebrations Gig at The Jolly Anglers on 27th January. More details have been added here.
My Set:
- Cold Heart
- Tears of a Clown (Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, Hank Cosby)
- Last Night I Saw You Standing There
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It's Friday, and that means it's time for the next installment in our Waterfront Concert Series-- tonight, Albany natives Jocelyn & Chris Arndt will take the Engel Park stage at 7PM for a rock show you won't want to miss! If you won't take my word for it, check them out performing their cover of "Give Me One Reason" by Tracy Chapman-- now imagine hearing this while enjoying an Ossining sunset, and thank us later!
If you want to hear the music from the other side of the stage, there is still time to sign up for tonight's kayak tour led by Ossining yogi Lauri Nemetz-- this tour is a special one, in that it includes a grounding outdoor yoga session. To get your tickets, click here.
Also this weekend, Lauri will be teaching a Mind, Body, Spirit Ossining session at the Waterfront-- on Sunday, July 30th at 8AM, join Lauri for an early morning workout brought to you by Club Fit!
We had another busy week in Ossining, as both the Town and Village have been working feverishly to get three NYS Consolidated Funding Applications submitted for three different grant opportunities. Our office has been focused on one to fund improvements to the Superintendent's Cottage at Dale Cemetery-- the Town Board has already authorized us to go out for a bond for the exterior work on the building (windows, foundation, exterior walls), but we are hopeful that the receipt of this grant will help us to make some interior modifications as well. We have been working with Stephen Tilly, Architect and his staff to help us determine what the highest priority work will be, as well as how best to complete it in a way that respects the historic significance of the property. We can't wait to get this beautiful property restored to its former glory, and not just the Cottage-- this week, we executed a purchase order to pave many of the roads throughout the Cemetery, specifically in the older sections, and we will also be doing some stone work to shore up some of the beautifully crafted walls throughout the property. I want to thank my colleagues on the Town Board for authorizing this important work, and also Cemetery Superintendent Pete Connolly and his staff for the thorough and careful work they do on a daily basis to preserve this beautiful site for our community and for families that visit their loved ones. We regularly receive compliments on how good Dale Cemetery is looking.
In addition to the grant for the preservation of the Superintendent's Cottage, the Town was a partner on two other proposals to the NYS Consolidated Funding Application. The first was a proposal as a co-applicant with the Village of Ossining, which was approved at this week's Town Board meeting. The Town and Village are very interested in exploring an "Urban Circulator," which would be a trolley system connecting all the best that Ossining has to offer-- the waterfront, the Metro North station, our historic Downtown, North State Road, open spaces, parks, and other nodes of commerce and employment. This hyper-local public transit system would help make significant headway towards reducing Ossining's greenhouse gas emissions.
The Town also partnered with the Land Use Law Center at the Pace University Elisabeth Haub School of Law for a proposal to the DEC's Climate Smart Communities Program to explore opportunities to integrate public health and sustainability into community planning and land use policies. This would include complete streets, smart growth principles, and increasing walkability/bikeability in Ossining. This proposal grew from the Town's participation in the Metro NY Planners4Health Task Force, and if funded, would be an innovative approach both regionally and State-wide. Keep your fingers crossed, and we will keep you up to date on any good news on these grant application in the coming months!
Our Parks crew was hard at work this week over at Ryder Park, where they replaced the roofs on both Finch Field dugouts (including the plywood supports underneath the roof on one), and also enclosed the underside of the dugout to prevent birds from nesting inside. Check out some neat "before" and "after" pictures below. They will be getting a fresh coat of paint early next week as well.
We are also proud to announce that work on the new picnic areas at Engel Park has been completed and all three sections are officially open for the season! Feel free to go down and scope them out this weekend, although you must get a permit in advance for groups of 20 or more-- call the Recreation Desk at (914) 941-3189 if you need assistance.
Earlier this week, the Town held our foreclosure auction at 16 Croton Avenue and we had a record number of registered bidders in attendance.
Our newly installed Receiver of Taxes Holly Perlowitz was running the proceedings, but her two Deputies and former Receiver Gloria Fried were right by her side and helped keep the process organized. I am glad to share that the auction was successful and that both properties have found new owners-- while it is never a happy time when we have to auction properties, it will be great to have these properties back on the tax roll after the closings, taking place in August. Congratulations to the successful bidders and also to Holly for officiating her first auction as Receiver of Taxes!
Tomorrow (Saturday, July 29th), there are a few great events taking place in Ossining that I want to bring to your attention. 2017 Best of Westchester winner Gullotta House will be hosting the 2nd Annual Gullotta House Charity Duck Race at Dale Avenue Park between 10AM and 12 Noon-- if you adopt a rubber duck and he (or she) wins the heat, you could be the winner of a cash prize of up to $1,250! There is still time to adopt your duck, and you don't have to be present to win-- visit www.gullottahouse.org for more information. Gullotta House will also be hosting Ossining Family Fun Day and Music Fest between 12 Noon and 8PM at Nelson Park (also on Saturday, 7/29.) Be sure to come down and enjoy food, crafts, pony rides and more, with all proceeds going to benefit families throughout Westchester facing significant hardship.
That same day at 6PM at the Ossining Public Library's Budarz Theater, Ossining native Domenic Pace will host "Ossining and the Arts." The recipients of this year's grant will be Mike and Miriam Risko of the Mike Risko Music School, and fellow Ossining native Kristen Hester will be showing two of her short films. The event will be followed by a reception and complimentary refreshments.
Then on Thursday, April 3rd, the Ferry Sloops Summer Music Series continues with a performance by Megan Talay-- this free concert on the Hudson begins at 7:30PM at Shattemuc Yacht Club.
Next Friday evening, I hope you will join us for the Ossining Fire Department's Annual Parade-- this is a great event that brings the whole community together to show our Ossining pride while also showing support for our first responders.
So that everyone can enjoy the Fire Department's Parade, our Waterfront Concert will be on Saturday next week (August 5th)-- The Mike Risko Band will take the stage at Louis Engel Park for a great night of tunes under the stars.
The Town Board will be holding a brief Special Meeting on Tuesday, August 1st at 8:30AM at 16 Croton Avenue in place of our regularly scheduled Tuesday evening Work Session-- stay tuned for our updated meeting schedule throughout the month of August as we start moving into everyone's favorite-- budget time! Also, Councilwoman Feldman would have us remind you to grab your Clambake tickets from an Ossining Boat and Canoe Club member before the event on August 13th!
I hope everyone has a great week! Summer is a great time to visit the Ossining Farmer's Market and the many vendors who have great recipe ideas to share; grab a few new items and fire up the grill. Also be sure to check out Neversink Spirits for some after-dinner brandies and bourbon made right here in New York State-- I hear they make the perfect ending to an Ossining weekend!


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The Syrian National Council have reported yet another massacre near Hama: 100 people killed, many of whom were women and children. When *will* the West act?
The Syrian government has again been accused of inflicting massacre upon its own people.
Uncomfirmed reports today claim 100 people have been killed in a small village 12 miles north of Hama, many of whom were women and children.
The Syrian National Council, a coalition of opposition groups, released a statement saying:
"We have 100 deaths in the village of al-Qubair, among them 20 women and 20 children."
The incident happened just hours before the UN Security Council was due to meet to review the crisis.
Activist Mousab Al-Hamadee, based in Hama, criticised the UN's lack of involvement and pleaded for intervention:
"Unfortunately they do nothing to protect us, they just come the next day after the massacres to film the corpses and see how we bury our victims… They are just watching us die.
"After seeing our children slaughtered, after seeing tears of women, after seeing all of this, we would accept the devil to intervene in Syria.
"We want the international community to [encourage a] very powerful decision from Security Council which could provide a safe zone for Syria, maybe air cover by NATO… anything… anything that stops killing… Why is the world still watching without doing nothing?"
An unconfirmed report on Twitter, via Rose Alhomsi (@Tweets4Peace), says:
"Today, June 6, 2012, regime security forces and thugs began by shelling the farm in Al-Qubair that is located 20 km west of Hama and 2 km away from the village of Ma'arzaf. The shelling began at 1 in the afternoon and lead to the fall of nine martyrs, but this was not enough for the regime.
"Assad thugs then stormed the village, with the help of the nearby villages loyal to the regime, including the village of Aseela, and Assad militias and proceeded to attack the residents with knives and firearms. They entered the farm of Qubair amid intense gunfire and raided the homes and opened fire on residents in a random manner, without discriminating between children and adults.
"After that, they led the men out of their homes and slaughtered them with knives, then burned more than 10 bodies. They continued this until they killed everyone on the farm except one person who miraculously escaped.
"This small town does not exceed a population of 250 people, and there are only 20 homes, as the majority of the residents are from a single family consisting of uncles, brothers and sisters, who were all killed without mercy or pity, not even on the innocent children."
• 'They made them chant slogans in praise of the regime then executed them' 1 Jun 2012
• "They were murdered one by one… executed with a bullet to the head or a knife to the throat" 30 May 2012
• Syria: Assad's forces "using rape as a weapon" 29 May 2012
• We can't sit back and allow more massacres: It's time for military action in Syria 28 May 2012
• Syria: When will the West act? 2 Jan 2012
The Guardian reported:
The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said the massacre was carried out at a farm by pro-regime shabiha militiamen armed with guns and knives after regular troops had shelled the area.
Reports and images of the incident spread rapidly on Twitter and other social networks but were impossible to verify independently given the lack of media access to much of Syria.
Online pictures showed charred corpses lying amid rubble and a dead child who had apparently been shot in the face.
As Ed Jacobs explained on Left Foot Forward, the UN needs to act:
It is well over a year now since we began to see the uprising in Syria, responded to with brute force by the government of President Assad.
It is clear the peace plan agreed by the former UN Secretary General, Kofi Annan, is now in tatters. Peace was given a chance and so it is now time the international community realised its responsibility and took the military action that is so badly needed to bring Assad and his murderous regime to an end.
As the evidence for intervention stacks up, will the UN security council meeting today finally result in a decision to intervene?


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C yber Defense is a biggest challenge to Indian security system. The firm painted a detailed picture of how countries are defending their critical networks in the report, "In the Crossfire: Critical Infrastructure in the Age of Cyberwar". The report said as data is increasingly stored online, security is increasing in sophistication. However, hackers and cyber-criminals are still managing to stay a step ahead. Cyber-criminals could take advantage of the vulnerability in the IT security systems here and cripple financial services there. It's reminiscent of an action movie. The year is 2017 and two rival countries - India and China - are fighting a war. The conflict is not being fought with guns, tanks and aircraft but computers, bots, viruses and Trojans. The soldiers are not troops, but hackers. The scenario was enacted by the Indian military last year in a cyber-warfare simulation called the "Divine Matrix". Officially, the likelihood of a Chinese cyber-strike has since been played down. This is a big mistake, experts say, given the poor state of India's cyber-security. An easy hunting ground. Worse, the vulnerability not only poses a threat to the government, military, and infrastructure, it also carries a huge risk for international businesses that have outsourced IT operations or bought software in India. India is under-prepared is well known, and experts often raise concerns about how the government's IT systems could be crippled in a war. While that threat is valid, I think the real worry is someone attacking the IT systems of the private sector. India could be used as a route to attack the IT systems of other countries, since it is linked to important networks like the United States' financial sector. India's US$60 billion software industry derives over 85% of its revenues from abroad. The US's financial services, retail, manufacturing, infrastructure (like electricity and telecoms) as well as medical services account for 60% of these export revenues. Across the world more critical infrastructure is being connected to the Internet, leaving it more vulnerable, says McAfee, with India having the lowest rate of security measures for its infrastructure. India also topped McAfee's charts for malicious traffic in Asia. Although China last year cut its security budgets by 40% for government-sponsored cyber-security cooperation among operators of critical infrastructure, it still had the highest rate of participation, said McAfee. India in particular faces more frequent cyber-attacks. For instance, in 2009, more than 6,000 websites were hacked and defaced, compared to 1,752 in 2006. A global cyber-spy network that allegedly originated in China, said India was particularly vulnerable. If you look at the statistics of the institutions or the targets that were attacked by Ghost Net when it attacked global systems, India was by far the hardest hit by that operation. "ndia is a software superpower yet for some reason the country can't seem to get its cyber-security act together. Legally, India is also seen as an easy target. The Indian IT act and related local laws are oriented towards primarily addressing fraud and copyright violations; they are not security oriented. The other major issue is cost. Indian is touted as a low-cost outsourcing destination and "security is always an expensive proposition, Often Indian service providers cannot adopt security measures that on a par with international standards. India can ill-afford to ignore this new challenge to its security, information warfare can start anywhere and carry on silently in peace time, comparing it to "acupuncture warfare" a term that refers to seeking out a country's weak points. India should adopt an inter-ministerial approach to dealing with the emerging threat. A special agency should be formed to spearhead India's cyber-war efforts, and the country should have its own national cyber-security adviser, he maintains. But above all even if government and specific security agencies are wake up to the threats of information warfare, the country's corporate sector is still oblivious. It is time that this sector wakes up too. A recent investigation by McAfee, the software security firm, revealed that as cyber-attacks rise globally, India is emerging as Essential web services have come under simulated attacks. important first step towards working together to combat potential online threats to essential infrastructure. The exercise is intended to help expose short-comings in existing procedures for combating attacks. As the attacks escalated, cyber security centers had to find ever more ways to route traffic through to key services and sites. The exercise also tested if communication channels, set up to help spread the word about attacks, were robust in the face of a developing threat and if the information shared over them was relevant.
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|Amol Bhure (ultra l33t) was born in Maharashtra, Seventh July Of Nineteen Hundred Nineteen Ninety A.D. He's currently pursuing his B.E in Bangalore. A cyber Security Professional, Hacker, Designer, Programmer. Keen interest in hacking and network security and he developed several techniques of defending and defacing websites. He's of the opinion that people should learn this art to prevent any cyber attacks. Currently Amol works as a member of 'Null International', Bangalore chapter as a network security guy. Apart from this, he has done internships at YAHOO! India, AMAZON India, etc. He has also attended various International conferences like NullCon GOA, c0c0n, ClubHack, Defcon , SecurityByte, ICFoCS, OWASP, etc.. He is certified with RHCE, LPT, CEH v7, SCJP, AFCEH. In programming he knows stuffs on C, C++, C# , JAVA (SCJP), .NET , and PHP. Additionally he knows few hardware languages like HDL, VHDL, Verilog, Embedded Micro controller Programming. He has been featured on google hall of fame. Amol was named a "India's top 10 hacker" by google. "World's top 50 hacking blog" by google.
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LIVINGSTON, NJ - On Thursday Sept. 19, the Livingston Municipal Court settled three cases.
Leonid Shtaygrad of 224 Walnut St. pled guilty to an amended charge of theft for shoplifting at Macy's. The merchandise Shtaygrad stole was a shirt and a pair of shorts valued at $29.98.
Shtaygrad was required to pay a $250 fine, $50 to the Victims of Crime Compensation Organization, $75 to the Safe Neighborhood Fund, and a $33 court fee.
Gregory Gamba of 173 Laurel Ave went to court last week for two different charges. On July 30, Gamba reported a suspicious vehicle driving very slowly past 2 Hastings Lane being operated by two black males. On July 31, Gamba also reported a burglary and a theft at 2 Hastings Lane.
Police responded to both calls and after investigating deemed them both to be false.
For reporting a suspicious vehicle, the court amended the charge to a town ordinance for creating disturbance and charges for the false burglary and theft report were dismissed as part of a plea agreement.
Gamba was required to pay a $750 fine plus $33 court cost.
Karla Najarro, 22, of West Orange was also seen in court on Thursday for a DWI and Careless Driving charge.
On May 29, Najarro was in a car accident on Springbrook Lane. According to Livingston Police, she was driving at what appeared to be a high rate of speed when she lost control at a curve near number 46. She hit the driveway lamppost on one side of the street and then crossed to the other side of the street and hit a utility pole.
Najarro was fined $256 plus $33 court cost, $75 to the Safe Neighborhood Fund and a $200 DWI surcharge.
She also loses her license for three months and is required to complete 12 hours at the Intoxicated Driver's Resource Center.


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We deliver concerts and education workshops for children of primary school age and/or for children with special needs. A one-off concert focuses on audience participation in an informal and relaxed way to make the experience as engaging and enjoyable as possible for the listeners. A project of five workshop sessions with a final 'performance' can cover aspects of music such as the four elements of sound using rhythm games, movement, singing, dancing, simple composition and improvisation, miming and acting.
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That I shouldn't judge a book by its cover. I wouldn't have thought older people were as cool as they are.
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GAYLORD — It was a cool, crisp day — acceptable by any means in the end of October. And the Gaylord boys cross country team, who always seem to race well on a chilly day on their home course, responded with their best race of the season.
The Blue Devils bumped an entire place in the Big North Conference standings and were within shouting distance of first at the final BNC Jamboree, held Tuesday at Gaylord Country Club.
Afterwards, coach Jeff Kalember was excited about the spread of his top five runners, who all finished within 30 seconds of one another.
"Our top five was really tough," Kalember said. "We gave Traverse City West a run for it and we defeated Traverse City Central quite handily after losing twice to them earlier. This tells me we're on the upswing, getting faster at the right time."
West won the race with a low score of 40 points, followed by Gaylord (52) and Central (60). Cadillac, Petoskey and Alpena followed suit.
A testament to the Blue Devils' team strength was that four runners earned all-conference distinction (the top seven make first team and the next seven make second team). Sophomore Charlend Howard earned first-team status, while senior Joe Jones, sophomore Nate Fischer and junior Jake Pasternak made second-team, with sophomore Ian Callison just on the edge of making it.
Howard again led the Blue Devils on this day, taking fifth overall with a strong time of 17:02. His time was in the vicinity of Jayden Hesselinks' race-winning number posted last year.
Jones was eighth with a time of 17:10, while Fischer turned in a huge race with a 10th-place finish of 17:15. He is currently 30 seconds ahead of where he was at this point last year. Callison ran the team's best race of the day by taking 13th with a time of 17:29, while Pasternak was 16th, with a time of 17:38. Senior Bryan Slocum (28th, 18:10) and Sean Hope (40th, 18:46) rounded out the Blue Devil varsity.
Traverse City Central's Evan Cover was the overall winner, with a time of 16:34.
It wasn't lost on Kalember that last season — when Gaylord finished sixth overall at the Division 2 State Finals — the Blue Devils also had four all-conference runners. As important as the league race is, every minute of the cross country season for him is geared toward the Regionals and State Finals. The Blue Devils will participate in the Regional Oct. 30 at Benzie Central.
The Gaylord girls didn't race poorly, but took fourth place in what is a star-studded conference. Traverse City Central, one of the top-ranked teams in the state, breezed to first (22 points), followed by Traverse City West (62), Cadillac (74) and Gaylord (91).
The Blue Devils had two girls make all-conference honors, as junior Megan Borgeson and senior Amanda Olds both made second-team with senior Anna Kassuba being just seconds away from also qualifying.
"All of our five top girls were right near, or slightly faster than what they ran last year on this same course, which led to our ninth-straight trip to the State Finals," Kalember said.
Borgeson led the way with an 11th-place time of 20:37, while Kassuba was 17th with a time of 21:00. Olds, battling the flu bug that has been persistent with the GHS girls team, was 17th with a time of 21:04, while sophomore Katelynn Dreyer was 22nd (21:13) and sophomore Geena Duff was 25th (21:30). Rounding out the varsity was sophomore Noelle Warren (27th, 21:46) and senior Krystin Dreyer (36th, 23:25). Warren's was a personal best time.
Traverse City Central's Miranda Belcher won the race, with a time of 19:22.
The Blue Devil girls will look to uphold what is the longest State Finals streak in Division 2 when they also compete at the Benzie Central regional.
In the junior varsity race, Paige Hypio was the star, finishing with a personal best second-place time. That earned her a spot on varsity for this weekend's race at Elk Rapids.


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Sunday, June 29, 2014
Shadow Shot Sunday 211 - Pisa
Where can you find this rather striking geometric pattern of shadows??
Well it belongs to a bench in an art corner of Pisa.....
opposite a rather delightful jazzy gigantic Keith Haring mural entitled "Life" - perhaps not the kind of art typically associated with Renaissance Italy....
More posts will depict the more typical architectural shots of Pisa, Italy, but in the meantime enjoy the other shots submitted to Shadow Shot Sunday...
10 comments:
- Gerald (SK14) said...
the bench creates gorgeous shadows
- June 29, 2014 at 3:59 AM
- Clairejustine oxox said...
Oh wow, these are amazing shadow shots :)
- June 29, 2014 at 8:12 AM
- Paula Scott Molokai Girl Studio said...
Oh, my! That bench is amazing! So nice for all of us too, that you snagged a shot of it for SSS2! Thank you!
- June 29, 2014 at 9:52 AM
- Beverley Baird said...
Love those shadpws! Great mural as well!
- June 29, 2014 at 10:16 AM
- Jeanne said...
good job! you really captured the shadow on the bench!
- June 29, 2014 at 4:50 PM
- Catherine said...
thanks for the comments - much appreciatred
- July 1, 2014 at 12:43 AM
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Very nice photographs. It's very impressive.
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Balance your spiritual energy and get in harmony with your soul by practicing these Radha-Krishna meditations.
Sri Gita Govinda
-A book written in the 12th century, this is a description of the intimate loving affairs of Radha and Krishna
Govinda Lilamrta
-An 400 year old book which poetically describes the eternal daily pastimes of Radha and Krishna
Ananda Vrindavan Campu
-This is probably the most poetic and intimate portrayal of Sri Krsna's life in Vrndavana that has ever been written.
Prayers of Service to Radha and Krishna (Sankalpa Kalpadruma)
Prema Samputa The Treasure Chest of Love
And the following four are taken from Visvanath Cakravarti's Camatkara Candrika, a 300 year old scripture that talks about the love meeting of Radha and Krishna:
The Meeting in the Box
The Meeting of Sri Krishna Disguised as a Female Doctor
The Meeting of Sri Krishna Disguised as a Female Singer
The Meeting of Sri Krishna Disguised as Abhimanyu
And lastly, we have a very amazing scripture which describes the 24 hour daily loving affairs of Radha and Krishna in Vrindavan, called Bhavanasara Sangraha. This book is now available on Amazon for Kindle, for only $3.49
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Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with ISKCON in any way whatsoever. ISKCON, or "The Hare Krishna Movement" as it's popularily known, is a radical and extremist distortion of the original Radha and Krishna dharma from ancient India. The author of the above book Bhavanasara Sangraha is no longer affiliated with ISKCON either, having cut all ties to ISKCON a few years ago.
- July 6, 2014 at 10:01 AM
- Lynne with an e said...
Beautifully bent shadows. Indeed, not one's typical image of Pisa--but fun!
- July 7, 2014 at 8:03 AM
- Fly Girl said...
Keith Haring in Pisa! I love it!
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This is Ethel, who we think is a lab/beagle mix, or a "beagador" I got Ethel back in October, 2007 as a 2 month old puppy when I adopted her from the Memphis Animal Shelter. Ethel has a special story. I adopted Ethel October 13, 2007, I had finished school and wasn't so busy anymore, and I just needed to have another dog in my life after moving Lucy home to live with my parents while I was in school and working because I just didn't have the time. Now that I wasn't in school anymore and had a steady full-time job, I decided to adopt Ethel. It just so happens that 2 days ...
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The Garden of St Erth
The sandstone homestead was built in the 1860's by a Cornish stonemason and was named 'St Erth' after his birthplace in Cornwall. Originally serving as a post office in a once bustling gold mining town, it is now home to some glorious plantings of ornamentals, bush, and food gardens. The old homestead now stocks a large range of Diggers seeds, plants and gardening paraphernalia. What I love to go and see most though are the food plantings, which include many ingenius ideas to take away and use at home from the espaliered fruit trees, extensive vegetable gardens and permaculture style food forest. I think the only thing missing from this restful place are some chooks!
|St Erth homestead, built 1860's
|Helebores - I can see them making an appearance in my garden sometime soon!
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|Latua pubiflora- "Sorcerer's Tree"
|Reo mesh arbour, can't you just picture it with a food vine growing over the top?
|More helebores.....oh yes, must set aside a place for these at home
|A trap - the seed store on the way out...so many to chose from!
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Not too long ago my husband started commenting that I often use pronouns that have indistinct antecedents (i.e. "Put that away!") I was somewhat defensive about this until I realized that he (and many others) commit the same grammatical faux pas and most of us would benefit from increasing our command of English. Studying our language enables us to choose our words wisely, enjoy and appreciate great literature, understand the thoughts of others, give clear and correct expression to our own thoughts, and train our minds to think in an orderly fashion.
Designed to give a comprehensive overview of all aspects of our language, I can imagine Our Mother Tongue used to brush up on grammar as you teach your children or for introducing an older student (perhaps a recent escapee from the government schools where English is seldom taught) to the delights of a systematic examination of our language.
Starting with the basic facts of grammar - the eight classes of words and the parts and types of sentences, author Nancy Wilson continues her thorough examination of all the major concepts in English grammar by looking at the special properties of nouns, pronouns, verbs, and modifiers. She also spends some time on the "friendliest" of English grammatical constructs - verbals. And if you can't quite remember what a verbal is, well . . . . . The various sections of the book follow an identifiable pattern. There are examples, explanations and definitions followed by exercises. Many of the examples and exercise sentences are taken from Scripture and from great English writers. Adding spice to this examination are periodic sidebars detailing the development of the English language. Did you know that many of our grammar rules came into being in the eighteenth century when the Enlightenment inspired man to reduce everything to neat, tidy, governable systems?
In case you're wondering, the "D" word - diagramming - is definitely a part of this overview. Actually, in a day and age when graphic organizers are the educational "rage," it's surprising that people are so determined to overlook the advantages of diagramming. Like all graphic organizers, the use of diagramming trains the student to quickly analyze the subject matter - in this case, sentence structure.
Comprehensive in scope, well-organized, and (dare I say it?) enjoyable, this book could be a helpful tool as you strive to teach your children to love our mother tongue and how it works. ~ Janice
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Smallville Seasons 1-5 + 601, 602, 603, 604
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Every Episode of Smallville as of 20/10 2006 Enjoy!
Seeda gärna, jag kan hjälpa till med det när jag är klar
Plz Seed, I'll help seed when done : )
is this the same as this one with 601-604 added?: http://thepiratebay.ee/tor/3506440/Smallville_Season_(1-5)_
LOL.. You're REALLY FUCKING STUPID to upload this. It will be obsolete in a week... Just wait for the sixth season if you really want to have it all in one torrent...
c'mon seed!
PLZ SEED! Almost done! I'll seed when im done! Please! I got 200 kb/s yeh that owns, but no Seeders, everyone is stuck at 92.7%! PLEASE SEED AND I WILL LOVE U FOREEVER!
Please seed I am stuck on 97,9 % Please seed it wont take long
Some seeding would be great here. Perhaps i can help seeding, depending on how fast i can download it:)
il help seed as mush as i can hwen im finishd!
Look for all u people that leeched ur A@#Wholes because now everyone is stuck at freakin 97.9%. For the one person that dad seed, X4N4X we would all appriciate if you let some of use finish the file. Then we can seed it so this doesnt happen again. I have Le Femme Nikita 1-5 n i at the end of season 4, so hopefully we can get this rit before im done watchin it. Come on people, Seed! They should have a rule up here where u cant download unless ur a member n if u dont keep a certain ration ur ass gets banned.
these are the episodes missing, Season 5 episodes 9,10,11,19,20. I will seed if i can finish downloading the file but someones gonna have to figure out how to add those 5 episodes n upload it
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About Airports and Railways: The Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport lies about 30 kilometres north of the city. The Santa Cruz Domestic Airport is about 4.5 kilometres from the international airport and 26 kilometres north of the city. The major railway stations in Mumbai are Mumbai Central, Vashi Railway Station and Lokmanya Tilak. know more about Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport
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