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About Julia A.Close
I tutor high school and college students, and help them get ahead of the program and stand out from their peers in subjects such as chemistry (first year and organic), mathematics (algebra, calculus, vector calculus, and differential equations), physics (classical Newtonian, modern, and electromagnetism), and English essay writing skills.
About Julia
My instruction extends nationwide, with students from all corners of the US, utilizing online tutoring services such as Skype.
My main field of study is in MATH (trig, algebra, geometry, precalculus), CHEMISTRY (high school and college), and PHYSICS (high school and college).
I completed my Bachelors in Physics and Mathematics Education at Hunter University and have gained experience with both in-person and online group instruction and curriculum development.
Some examples of the students I have tutored are: Elementary school students preparing for State competitions and exams; High school and College students in preparance for entrance exams, and in subjects such as algebra, geom
I do Regents and SAT/ACT prep for these subjects as well as the GRE (These are NYS based High School Preparatory Exams - do not hesitate to ask should you need assistance with the ones offered in your state/country).
In addition, I am thorough and meticulous, by paying special attention to how the student grasps information and retains it, I prepare individualized handwritten reviews, with supplemental material found online and in texts.
I assign homework to keep my students ahead of what is going on in class, and a visual and intuitive understanding of the concepts I present is important to me, so I use visual aids (diagrams and interactive models) to help my students integrate what they learn with me in real life situations.
My instruction includes:
1. Tutoring based on the school curriculum
2. Instruction on the home-schooling curriculum
3. Assisting those with a gap in going back to school/university.
I start with an assessment based on what the student has trouble with or last remembers covering in school, and prepare material going from there.
As a result, my students all have improved grades without any need for cramming before tests, and I encourage a stress-free and easygoing learning environment.
My lessons are fun and enthusiastic - these subjects are beautiful and will help open your mind to new ways of thinking - whatever your field of study!
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I see marked improvements in their grades for this past year, and my eldest is actually skipping fourth grade as a result of lessons. I am astounded as to my girls' progress, and greatly appreciative of our tutor's expertise.
Her patient, methodical approach to teaching is why I see us remaining with her for all of our educational instruction. She has already taught arithmetic to my youngest (3rd grade), and algebra to my eldest (starting 5th this sept!), and is proceeding with more advanced math with no issue whatsoever. I cannot recommend her enough.
Julia A.
Julia A.
About Tamar M.Close
Expert in teaching equations, proportions, word problems, describing the FOIL method, factoring, exponents, negative exponents
About Tamar
A bit of information about myself: I have been tutoring for over seven years and am very familiar with the public and private school systems in Manhattan. I teach everything from Algebra II to American History, specializing in organizational and study skills.
I am a Columbia University graduate. Graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a 3.97 GPA. I currently tutor full-time and also run a music education non-profit, Nvak.
I am meticulous, patient and loving. I invest 100% of my energy in making sure that the kids that I take on are getting the individualized attention they need and that they are becoming more independent and more confident each session.
Please feel free to contact me via the site to let me know, specifically, what the needs of your child are.
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Tamar knows when to slow down if her student is tired, but is also demanding so as to be sure that progress are made.
It was a pleasure seeing how fast my daughter improved her English and we both appreciated meeting Tamar, who is a great person :)
Tamar M.
Tamar M.
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Before I can consider a lesson in algebra, I need the student to advise as to what kind of algebra we are talking about. There is elementary algebra, abstract algebra, linear algebra, Boolean algebra, computer algebra, etc. Lessons are then structured as ordinary lessons are.
About Will
I have tutored all sorts of people in multiple subjects including the ancient languages, mathematics, writing, and test preparation as well as all levels of mathematics - from arithmetic to differential equations.
Although my profile has recently been posted, I have tutored for nearly fifteen years.
Will F.
Will F.
About Craig W.Close
I would love to become involved and help strengthen the math skills of your high schooler! I am currently tutoring a number of high schoolers and have seen a huge boost in their confidence and abilities and would love to work with yours. In addition to reinforcing the fundamentals, and dissecting advanced material so it is more easily understood, I plan to initially is to examine their thought process, and then deconstruct their approach so it becomes more systematic and methodical.
I had a near perfect SAT math score (780 when it was scored out of 800) and also attended UPenn. But most importantly I can get him/her to raise her math score! My general strategy is to identify the type of question (Alg, Trig, Geometry etc) s/he struggles with and to examine hish/er thought process tackling these questions. I have also counseled students and parents on college admissions process since I was a counselor for UPenn undergrads for graduate school admissions.
I excelled in math ...
About Craig
I have tutored students at the junior/high school, and college levels. As a teaching assistance for undergraduates at the Ivy league, the Univ of Pennsylvania, I teach pupils to dissect problems and challenges into manageable components. This was my stepping stone into a professorial role. I am originally from NYC, and attended Stuyvesant, so I also help tutor students with the SSAT and SHSAT. Knowledge and understanding alone does not make a good educator, it is the ability to transmit such skills which is remarkable.
I have a Master's of Science of Biochemical Engineering from the
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I do highly recommend Craig for anybody who needs help in AP Biology
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He is really invested in seeing his student excel!
Would highly recommend him for all your subjects!
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Craig W.
Craig W.
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Algebra made EASY? NO problem! With my experience, I'll work with YOU and make even the hardest problems a piece of cake! Don't believe it? Try a lesson today!
About Paul
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I could not recommend Paul more. His experience and methods of teaching technique especially caught my eye, and is what differentiates him from other instructors. He is very patient, kind, honest, and sits down with you to set realistic expectations and goals and how to achieve them. I still book him today for my daughter who is now in High School and has even made All-State Bands because of Paul. He may be in college, but he has music wisdom way beyond his years!!
Thank you Paul for all you do,
Peggy Ghiraldi
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Paul M.
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My name is Mena. I have a strong background in math with a degree in Actuarial science and have been tutoring the SAT, ACT, Algebra 1&2, and Geometry for over four years. I have extensive knowledge of the testing strategies needed to make the exam fun and easy. I work with students to find areas that need strengthening then work patiently with them to hone their skills. Successful test preparation is largely about demystifying the test through time spent learning the correct approach which I have years of experience doing, with that confidence students can achieve any score they set their minds to.
There is a SPECIAL PRICE if you buy the whole course including all study materials.
About Mena
I create a relaxed environment for my students in order to make the work stress free and enjoyable. My goal is to make the coursework fun for the student by finding an approach to learning that works best based on their unique characteristics. Being able to empathize with students in order to understand where their challenges lie and patient in helping them overcome those hurdles is where I excel. By exploring different approaches to difficult concepts I break them into manageable pieces that fit with each students prior experience which make learning approachable rather than overwhelming. Behind every concept we have yet to master there is a myth in our mind about
I have tutored dozens of students in the SAT and ACT and have helped them all increase their scores with most increasing their SAT score at least 100 points and some by over 400 points and on the ACT most by over 8 points and some by over 15 points. These are very difficult tests designed to be difficult to improve on. All of my students who gave themselves plenty of time to prepare and followed through on their promise to work on their own have seen significant score improvements.I have also worked with numerous students on developing study skills; helping them find the fun in school as well as helping with their organization skills and approach to homework.
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Thank you so much Mena.
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Mena H.
About Aleksander R.Close
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High quality preparation for Algebra I and II with demonstrated results.
About Aleksander
I am am an Instructor with over 10 years of experience helping students learn and do well on their tests. By utilizing unique teaching methodology, I approach each student's needs and learning styles individually and develop customized lesson plan.
To date, 100% of my students passed their exams with 90% and above.
Please reach out to learn more. I look forward to working with you.
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I was so happy with the progress that I asked him to tutor my niece in high school math. Again, he surpassed all expectations. She ended up having one of the highest grades in her class.
I wholeheartedly recommend him!
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Aleksander R.
About Saad H.Close
I am very experienced in Algebra and I'm looking forward to teaching you!
About Saad
The 2017–18 season featured the premiere of Saad's first major string quartet, commissioned by the Lydian String Quartet, the premiere of Risala, co-commissioned by the Columbus and Princeton Symphony Orchestras, the premiere of Hawa, written for the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra, performances of Takht by the Minnesota Orchestra and the Hangzhou Philharm
Recent distinctions include the Charles Ives Fellowship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Barlow Endowment General Commission, the S&R Foundation Washington Award Grand Prize, the Jerome Fund for New Music grant from the American Composers Forum, the Palmer Dixon Award from the Juilliard School, the Aaron Copland Residency Award, and multiple awards from ASCAP, BMI, and the Vancouver Chamber Choir. His orchestral works have been performed by the American Composers Orchestra, Hangzhou Philharmonic, Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra, Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Minnesota Orchestra, Symphony in C, and the symphony orchestras of Albany, Columbus, Milwaukee, New Jersey, Princeton, and Sioux City. His music has been broadcast on stations across the Unites States, including WWFM, MPR, WPRB, and KWIT/KOJI, among others.
Born in Georgia and raised in California, Saad holds degrees in composition from the Juilliard School and the University of Southern California, where his principal teachers included John Corigliano, Mari Kimura, Bruce Broughton, Frank Ticheli, Stephen Hartke, and Donald Crockett. His music is published exclusively by Dib Press.
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About Christina M.Close
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I can help you with any aspect of algebra that you may need help understanding. I currently tutor for students in algebra from 3rd grade to 11th grade.
About Christina
Although I am teach middle school, I have a lot of experience tutoring elementary school ages, as well as high school. I tutor a lot in math, especially algebra for older grades. However, my degree is in English so I am able to work on any kind of reading or writing skills you may want to improve. I am aware of the Common Core Standards, and am able to help your son/daughter with any issues he/she is having trouble with.
I maintain great professional relationships with all of my students and their parents. I am always trying to be flex
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Christina M.
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Want to get an A in your math class? I got you/ your child covered!!
There is a saying, " A student learns faster and better if there teacher is there friend or looks just like a friend to them" meaning of almost the same age. Being a college student I qualify the scenario of the saying. Despite of my young age I've had almost 4-1/2 years of experience in tutoring because I've been tutoring my friends and other fellow students since I was a freshman in high school. By the time I was a junior I was getting paid to teach other students at school.
About Chandan
There is a saying, " A student learns faster and better if there teacher is there friend or looks just like a friend to them" meaning of almost the same age. Being a college student I qualify the scenario of the saying. Despite of my young age I've had almost 4-1/2 years of experience in tutoring because I've been tutoring my friends and other fellow students since I was a freshman in high school. By the time I was a junior I was getting paid to teach other students at school.
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Julia is so amazing!! I was flunking high school math and my teachers were horrible... i hated studying by myself and not getting it. When I he
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Her patient, methodical approach to teaching is why I see us remaining with her for all of our educational instruction. She has already taught arithmetic to my youngest (3rd grade), and algebra to my eldest (starting 5th this sept!), and is proceeding with more advanced math with no issue whatsoever. I cannot recommend her enough."


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Arguably the most spectacular of the three hybrid vehicles it displayed in Geneva, the Porsche 918 Spyder Concept is under serious consideration to move from one-off show car to elite street status. Teaming gasoline and electric power, this mid-engine, all-wheel-drive plug-in supercar is capable of delivering stunning performance and outstanding efficiency. Porsche projects the 918 Spyder will be able to lap the Nürburgring's fabled Nordschleife circuit in less than 7 minutes 30 seconds -- quicker than the Porsche's previous supercar, the Carrera GT -- while still returning up to 78 mpg.
With a motorsport-inspired design that consists of a carbon-fiber/composite tub and aero-tuned bodywork complemented by the extensive use of lightweight alloy chassis and suspension bits, the two-seat Porsche 918 Spyder tips the scales under 3,285 pounds. Nestled amidships is a race-derived 3.4-liter V8 that makes over 500 horsepower paired with electric motor/generators at both the front and rear axles that add another 218 ponies to the mix. Each is fed by a liquid-cooled Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery pack located behind the passenger cell that can be revitalized using both plug- in and regenerative braking technologies. A seven-speed Porsche-Doppelkupplungsgetriebe (PDK) transmission controls both engine and electric motor power to the rear axle while the front-wheel electric boost heads to the tires via a fixed transmission ratio. The net effect is a car that can reach 60 mph in 3.2-seconds and has a top end of 218 mph.
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The Porsche 918 Spyder Concept offers its driver a choice of four unique operating modes, which are selectable by a button on the steering wheel. Toggled into E-Drive, the car can travel up to 16 miles on pure electric power while Hybrid, Sport Hybrid and Race Hybrid modes bring the gasoline engine online and increasing levels of pure performance into play. The Sport Hybrid setting introduces computer-controlled Torque Vectoring into the system and Race Hybrid spec allows a sufficiently charged battery to deliver a quick bit of push-to-pass "E-Boost" that trims overtaking times.
Beyond its expected ultra-supportive sport buckets, the cabin design of the Porsche 918 Spyder Concept introduces a number of driver-centric concepts that will be incorporated into the automaker's future super sports cars. A trio of race-influenced free-standing gauges displays road speed, engine revs and energy management status using color-keyed green-to-red illumination to note the changing intensity status. A multifunction steering wheel affords the driver quick, direct access to varying key operating parameters while a touch screen in the upper center console simplifies ancillary system adjustments and provides a tidier overall look. As a final touch, the Porsche 918 Spyder Concept boasts a Range Manager function that interfaces with its on-board navigation system tographically indicate on a map the remaining distance to empty.

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|We had our spring meeting today, Our guest speaker was Jim Hedgecock of Comanche Acres Iris Garden. It is good to see iris friends. Jim was a great speaker. He showed us slides of his past intros, 2015 intros and some interesting seedlings he is evaluating. Also slides of Spuria. Then a yummy lunch. I didn't stay for the judges training but it was a nice day and gives me hope that the iris season is coming on. Our club meetings will start in March. I enjoy seeing the people as much or better than the programs which are usually worthwhile..
Paul Smith Pleasant Grove, Utah
Feb 28, 2015 9:53 PM CST
|Heard good things about Jim Hedgecock as a person, and of Comanche Acres as a vendor. Good day for you.
It's okay to not know all the answers.
Feb 28, 2015 10:40 PM CST
|Hi Paul...yes it was a very pleasant day. Judges training was great. Jim's really a good speaker. Was so good to see everyone again!
Mar 1, 2015 7:58 AM CST
|We are lucky to have a number of willing members who work hard to make our events real successes......
Paul Smith Pleasant Grove, Utah
Mar 1, 2015 8:27 AM CST
|I wish I had more time for these. I'm usually working on weekends. Oh well...some day.
Mar 1, 2015 10:18 AM CST
|Celia.....consider our Monday night meeting at the garden center. Monday March 30th at 7:00....welcome back and Iris slides. April 27th.....mini show for what is in bloom and gardening topics.....
Paul Smith Pleasant Grove, Utah
Mar 1, 2015 10:34 AM CST
|Y'all are so lucky to have an active Iris club nearby!!
Thoughts become things -- choose the good ones. (www.tut.com)
Mar 1, 2015 8:18 PM CST
|Paul, I would love that! Give a place and I will try to be there.
Mar 1, 2015 8:27 PM CST
|Celia.....meetings are held at the Sugarhouse Garden Center, 1602 East 2100 South, SLC. Ut. 84106. You might meet someone who would welcome you to visit their garden during bloom season when it is good for your work schedule. Look forward to meeting you.
Paul Smith Pleasant Grove, Utah
Mar 1, 2015 8:46 PM CST
|I have it on my calendar. Thanks again!
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Author: Adrienne Woods
Series: The Dragonian Series
Publisher: Fire Quill Publishing
Release Date: September 2015
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The life or a star-studded royal has not been kind to eighteen-year-old Elena Watkins. With a Council breathing down her neck and a dragon that refuses to accept her as his rider, she must convince everyone that she is ready to rule Paegeia like her parents before her. Bust she has made a promise to her father, King Albert, that she will not go looking for him and free the people of Etan. Elena has promised to never truly fulfill her destiny.


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The blackberries are ripe.
We picked a ton of them today.
We are freezing most of them so there will be a plenty of blackberry pies, jam and scones all winter. I clean them and then lay them out on a cookie sheet to dry. If you freeze them on the cookie sheet before transferring them to containers they won't stick together.
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The support groups listed in this area of ABLEize are dedicated to providing ADHD support, advice and information both nationally and locally. Find their locations, contacts and services offered by visiting each individual website highlighted below. Please find your area of interest and click the website title. You may also like check out your particular county by selecting the disabled groups by County section from our front page.
ADHD affects up to 5 percent of the population in the UK. Find ADHD support groups providing a range of information, social group meetings and support services throughout UK locations by searching through the ADHD sites listed below. Also see our ADHD information section for details of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder providing details of this condition and a range of medical advice, facts and tips.
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A Musical Performance
Bring your spouse or a friend to enjoy jazz standards from the Great American Songbook as Tonic performs during our program on June 6!
Jun 06, 2018
Jun 16, 2018 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Pioneer Picnic
Come enjoy a picnic and presentation about the Orinda's early pioneers and the educational programs conducted at Wagner Ranch Nature Area by the Friends of WRNA.
Jun 20, 2018
Jun 27, 2018
Jul 04, 2018
Club Assembly and President Installation
Come welcome John into his new club leadership role and hear about his goals for 2018-2019!
Jul 11, 2018
Orinda's Big Yellow House-Preserving the Past with Future Technologies
Join us as architect Jim Wright discusses his meticulous restoration of Orinda's historic "Big Yellow House," while intergrating technologies that bring the structure into the future.
Aug 08, 2018
Housing the Homeless: Contra Costa's Most Challenging Issue
Director of Development of Contra Costa's Interfailth Housing, Elba Morales, will share the challenges and successes achieved in creating homes for Contra Costa's neediest families.
Aug 15, 2018
Homing in on Pets
People are not the only homeless beings in the Bay Area. Learn how the SPCA finds homes for needy pets.
Aug 22, 2018
Changing Lives One Smile at a Time
Alliance for Smiles performs cleft-palate surgeriers around the world -- and changes the lives of the young recipients forever.
Aug 29, 2018
Uncovering the Ancient Past: Fossil Discoveries at Calveras Dam
Learn about the prehistoric world of the East Bay -- and what we're ;earning about the ancient creatures that inhabited it.
Sep 05, 2018
Sep 07, 2018 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Our Local Appellation and the Wines of Lamorinda
Lamorinda has become a vibrant winegrowing region! Learn about the many varietals being cultivated in our own backyards!
Sep 12, 2018
Uncovering the Past: The Buried Ships of San Francisco
Each new skyscaper added to San Francisco's skyline has a hidden history underneath that reveals new insight into the City's early days.
Sep 19, 2018
Ancient Giants in our Midst: Preserving the Mariposa Grove
The Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias has reopened to rave reviews. Come learn about the restoration of this important habitat and the effort to preverse this national treasure.
Sep 26, 2018
The 2018 Election: Tidal Wave or Tsunami ?
Oct 03, 2018
Election 2018: California's Propositions
Come here the pros and cons on California's November ballot measures.
Oct 10, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Oct 24, 2018 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Salute to Veterans
Come honor the men and women who have served our nation!
Nov 07, 2018
Annual 4-Way Test Competition
Hear the talented students in Miramonte's Public Speaking Program compete for the annual 4-Way Test prize!
Nov 14, 2018
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Seeking the Lost, Saving Lives
Learn about Contra Costa's everyday heroes in the Search and Rescue unit.
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The Rotary Foundation: Multiplying Good Deeds
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It allows candidates to learn, develop and practise the skills required for employment and/or career progression in Site Carpentry.
It covers the following skills:
Carry out first fix flooring and roofing
Carry out second fixing operations
Carry out first fix roofing and stairs
Carry out second fixing double doors and mouldings
- Set up and use fixed and transportable machinery
If you are16 to 19 years old on a full-time course you will be offered a balanced, high quality study programme to open up your options and give you the best chance of progression into further training opportunities or lasting employment. We will also endeavour create opportunities for students to take part in work experience.
A study programme is to consists of a substantial core programme of study (site carpentry), combined with maths, English and any additional learning or work experience.
Students who haven't yet achieved GCSE Grade 'C' in English and maths at 16 will be required to continue to studying these subjects, by taking Functional Skills.
For the non-qualification hours, students are also required to undertake an employability programme and/or where appropriate work experience, which is relevant to their course of study.
You will need to have passed Site Carpentry Level 2 and have achieved Functional Skills level 2 in both English and maths (or GCSE at grade C or above)
Your course will be assessed through observation of your practical work by a qualified assessor/trainer.
Job knowledge will be assessed by a series of short answer examinations which will take place throughout your course.
Provided they fulfil all of the course criteria this course allows candidates to progress into employment or to the following qualifications:
- Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Wood Occupations
Practical sessions will take place in a dedicated Carpentry Workshop and theory in a mixture of classroom/workshop and home study environments.
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Roanoke, Va.- On December 8, 2016, officers received information on a wanted subject who was possibly armed within our jurisdiction. It was reported that the individual was at Motel 6 (6621 Thirlane Road, Roanoke, VA). Roanoke Police Officers responded to the location in an effort to locate the wanted individual. Upon arrival, officers observed a Gray Jeep driven by an individual that matched the description of the wanted person. Officers walked up to the vehicle, with badge and police markings visible, requesting the driver roll down his window. The driver refused to comply with officers' commands and fled the scene in the vehicle around 2:31 p.m. A short pursuit ensued that went into Roanoke County and then into Salem. As the driver continued to elude officers, the suspect vehicle collided into the rear of a tractor trailer on Colorado Street at the intersection of Shanks Crossing in Salem. Salem Fire and Rescue responded to the scene. No injuries were reported due to the accident or pursuit. Charges are pending against the driver, identified as George Dean Wills, age 35, of Roanoke.
Roanoke, Va.- On December 11, 2016 at 6:36 p.m. Roanoke Police responded to the intersection of Wells Avenue and Jefferson Avenue NW to investigate a report of a purse snatching. The victim, a 24-year-old woman, told officers she was walking with her mother to an event at the Hotel Roanoke when the suspect approached them, pushed both the victim and her mother, and then took the victim's purse. The suspect was described as a light skin black male, heavy set, approximately 5'10", with short hair. The suspect was last seen running in an alley toward the Roanoke Higher Education Center. The victim and her mother were not physically hurt during the incident.
The victim reported the incident to security at the Hotel Roanoke, and then a hotel security employee called 911. Anyone with information on this particular incident is encouraged to call the RPD tip line at 540-344-8500. Callers can choose to remain anonymous. Anonymous text messages can be sent to the number 274637 [Crimes]. Please start any text message with the keyword "RoanokePD:" to ensure that it's properly sent.


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In Baltimore, the cops bring a Jane Doe one-car accident victim to Memorial Hospital. Dr. Matt Delano looks over her chart that shows no injuries except for a mild concussion and a total loss of memory. When he touches the amnesiac to read her pulse, both are flooded with her memories as she now knows she is Elizabeth Forester and recalls someone stalking her including ramming her head against her car yesterday. Both are stunned by what happened while he also feels remorse for breaching a doctor-patient ethical barrier and she has no idea why men trail her and assaulted her.
Though he resolves to keep his distance as the ethical thing in his mind to do, Matt finds it impossible to stay away from Elizabeth. As the patient and the physician fall in love, he resolutely risks his life to keep his Elizabeth safe.
The latest Mindbenders romantic paranormal mystery (see Bridal Jeopardy, Sudden Attraction and Sudden Insight) is an action-packed entry from that first touch until the climax. The lead couple as Solomon Clinic genetically altered children is a nice pairing with each accepting love is not enough to keep them alive from a persistent predator. Although the overarching theme fails to move forward much, Diagnosis: Attraction is an enjoyable thriller.
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unzip will not open 256 AES zip files
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|unzip (Ubuntu)
Bug Description
Binary package hint: file-roller
Winzip and many other zip programs can now produce zip files that are protected by 256 AES encryption. Unzip in ubuntu cannot handle these zips. The files within the zips are shown fine but when you try and extract the following error occurs:
skipping: Test.txt unsupported compression method 99
I believe this is because "unzip" is used to extract the archive. This is the output from "unzip":
Archive: Test.zip
skipping: Test.txt unsupported compression method 99
If "7z" is used it works fine:
7-Zip 4.51 beta Copyright (c) 1999-2007 Igor Pavlov 2007-07-25
p7zip Version 4.51 (locale=
Processing archive: Test.zip
Extracting Test.txt
Enter password (will not be echoed) :
Everything is Ok
I attach an example of this kind of file. The password is "monkey" (no quotes).
Note peazip also can handle this.
|DanB (dan-signup) wrote :
|Pedro Villavicencio (pedro) wrote :
That's a unzip limitation not an file-roller one. The other part of the report (use 7z instead) is a known issue, thanks.
|Changed in file-roller:
|New → Invalid
|DanB (dan-signup) wrote :
File-roller should open these files, hence it is a file-roller problem in my opinion. File-roller is a frontend to these various other utilities so I do not see why it can't be changed to use 7z instead of unzip, seeing as it uses 7z anyway for 7z files. This would solve the problem. 256 AES zips are being increasingly used in a corporate environment including mine, so I feel this issue is important.
As unzip hasn't been updated since 2005 (according to the changelog) it looks like this facility will not be included anytime soon, so an alternative approach needs to be taken.
|Phil Wiggins (phil-wiggins) wrote :
Installation of p7zip-full and p7zip-rar packages in Ubuntu8.10 resolves this issue.
Recommend closure.
|James Lewis (james-fsck) wrote :
I would say that any normal user would just /assume/ that these files were not support and revert to Windows for this task... I found this bug after doing just that in Oneiric. I don't think it's reasonable to close it just becuase you can install a different backend and have it work... it may not be a bug in file-roller (other than that it does not advise the user of options), but perhaps in the distribution planning etc.
Clearly closing this bug without addressing it has lead to the problem being present for 2 full cycles of LTS, and AES zip files are now much more common.
Perhaps this can be moved to papercuts?
|Changed in file-roller (Ubuntu):
|Invalid → Confirmed
|TrombaMarina (glen-organicdesign) wrote :
AES-256 encrypted zip files are the only reason I use 7z from the command line instead of File Roller. File roller should at least tell you what encryption it is using. The original .zip encryption is a joke by today's standards. I had to install 7z just to figure out what encryption file-roller/zip was actually using (AES-128 on Ubuntu 12.04).
Here is a short script for running 7z with AES-256 without typing your password on the command line (and thus entering it into the history):
read -s -p "Please enter a password: " backup_pass
7z a -tzip -p$password -mem=AES256 destFile.zip folderOrFileName
unset backup_pass
|TrombaMarina (glen-organicdesign) wrote :
Oops. $password should be $backup_pass in that example. I did test it and it otherwise works as far as I can tell. Hope that helps.
|Olivier Febwin (febcrash) wrote :
|Sebastien Bacher (seb128) wrote :
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better. The issue you are reporting is an upstream one and it would be nice if somebody having it could send the bug to the developers of the software by following the instructions at https:/
|Changed in file-roller (Ubuntu):
|Undecided → Low
- file-roller will not open 256 AES zip files
+ unzip will not open 256 AES zip files
|file-roller (Ubuntu) → unzip (Ubuntu)
|Changed in unzip (Ubuntu):
|Confirmed → New
|Launchpad Janitor (janitor) wrote :
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
|Changed in unzip (Ubuntu):
|New → Confirmed
|Kakurady Drakenar (kakurady) wrote :
From my perspective as a user, the problem is that file-roller won't open encrypted zip archives, without telling me why.
Installing p7zip-full solves that problem. But again, file-roller doesn't tell me that's a solution.
So would the right response here being
- add p7zip-full as a dependency of the file-roller package?
- change file-roller so it requests installing p7zip-full?
- add AES decryption to unzip, which hasn't been updated in 7 years?
Perhaps this bug should be changed back to affecting file-roller, or separate bugs filed against file-roller for 1 and 2.
|Zurd (zurd3) wrote :
I just had the same problem.
Making p7zip-full a dependency of file-roller would be a very easy solution.


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I have 6 gorgeous Kelara Lacquers to show you so I will split this post into 2 parts. Part 1 will be the "solid" colors, part 2 will be the "glitters." A little background on Kelara Lacquers is that they are made of a soon-to-be husband and wife team (how cute is that!) who used both of their first names to create a new name and Kelara was born. Their polish is 3-free and cruelty free. There are already several collections available on kelaralacquers.com and the variety in the selection is really awesome! Aside from purchasing directly on the website, you can also purchase from the Etsy store. And be sure to follow Kelara Lacquers on Facebook!
Up first I have These Go to Eleven from The Double Rainbow Collection. This set consists of holographic polishes and you know that's my favorite!! TGTE is a smoky green scattered holo. It's gorgeous, I really loved the color and the holo in this. Application was great, full coverage in 2 coats with no pulling or dragging. I used 1 layer of topcoat.
Blue Steel is another polish from The Double Rainbow Collection. As you can see it's a stunning medium blue with scattered holo. Just like These Go to Eleven, the formula was wonderful. Full coverage in 2 coats with now application issues. 1 layer of topcoat.
The final polish I have to share in this post is Blood Orange from the brand new Fruit Cup Collection. Blood Orange is a beautiful red-orange that really captures the fruit it's inspired by (which is a huge favorite in my house by the way). This collection is full of satin and shimmer finishes. Blood Orange falls into the satin category and metallic-ish finish is really quite lovely! I used 2 coats and no topcoat for this one.
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Home / POVD / Elsa Jean - Made February 9th, 2018
Man this girl is so damn hot...Elsa Jean is cute as hell all the time but don't let that fool you, she's no innocent! She loves getting kinky with her boyfriend and has brought out a collection of bondage restraints in this POVD update, inviting her man to use them as he sees fit...and of course we get to see it all in hot first person perspective! It's the next best thing to actually being there tying up this gorgeous girl and fucking her brains out...they called this update Bound To Cum and it's pretty fitting with Elsa Jean being in handcuff restraints as she gets her pussy drilled, ending up on her knees taking a load of cum on her pretty face.
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Posts tagged 'acting'
There's no business like show business… really, not for these gigs.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 70,000 actors in the country in May 2006. By 2016, that number is expected to jump to 7,800.
At any given time, there are about 40 plays on Broadway and each year, industry experts say about 600 movies are released each year. There are five TV networks that can squeeze about 80 prime time shows, not including the spike in reality shows that takes away jobs from real actors.
So quandry? You are an unemployed actor desperate for work. Your agent has four job offers, which do you take?
They can't all be Geico Cavemen who get their 30-seconds of glory turned into a TV series.
Or Matt LeBlanc, – Joey Tribbiani from Friends – who got his start on a Cherry 7-Up commercial.
So here are the worst-of-the-worst career killing ads:
The Herpes commercial: Without a doubt, if you get this gig, you are the most attractive actor/actress to appear in any of the social pariah TV ads.
The good: Because a fat-ass cow with Herpes has as much chance as getting laid as Gilligan had getting off the island, this would be affirmation that you are VERY ATTRACTIVE. Not slutty attractive, but girl-next-door attractive. The one who got Herpes from the toilet seat, right? Curse your luck! The drug company is looking for a man or chick that's very doable – certainly hot enough that the potential of catching Herpes doesn't factor into the equation of whether to boink them.
The bad: Hearing, "Haven't I seen you on TV?"
The diarrhea commercial: Ever seen an attractive person do a diarrhea commercial? In Hollywood, the only people with intestinal meltdowns are fat, middle-aged, balding accountant types. The classic is the Donnagel commerical in the 1980s when the overweight balding man sits in his chair and says, "Ooooof." His wife says, "What's the matter honey?" And he says, "I don't want to talk about it." He says that FOUR TIMES.
Then he proceeds to be lectured on why he didn't take Donnagel by his loving wife.
"Well, no diarrhea and no cramps," he beams at the end.
Then he apologizes to his wife. who shoots back, "I don't want to talk about it."
In the 90s, apparently fighting for market share from Tums, drug companies decided they would be taken more seriously if they took the diarrhea victim OUT of his comfortable home environment.
So you don't want to take our medicine? Fine, jackass. Now you're on a tour bus in England and it hits. Whatcha gonna do?
The answer, as the theatrically trained diarrhea actor now knows, is called, "The Penguin." It's that uncomfortable movement where waddle meets a cheek-squeezing half jog while keeping that pained "I'm gonna shit my pants" expression on your face. Only the experts get that down in he first take. It's not Shakespeare, but of the social stigma ads, this is the gig that requires the most acting.
The toe fungus commercial: Only for the desperate, if only because, tops, your face time is two seconds. The camera is focused on your feet and the pea soup green-nail polish that's been painted on your toes. And then, you have to bury your feet in the sand. If you get the domestic shot, you don't get ANY lines and you can tell your friends you are the one wearing socks lounging at the pool.
Bladder control: They don't cast senior citizens for this commercial because everyone that age has this issue and they aren't buying medicine for THAT. It's No. 89 on the senior's list of "What the hell is wrong with me today?" Drug companies know their market and it's not the "I'm 79 and have been strapped to a nursing-home bed for the last 12 hours, slightly wetting myself is the least of my concerns" demographic.
A lot of aging, out of work "Sunny Delight" moms find this gig pays the bills once they are too old to pitch kids' beverages. The 40s something moms, who unlike seniors, still care if they piss themselves in public.
In this commercial, you frequently leave in the middle of business meetings or have to get up out of a window seat of the airplane. The key here is to make it look like you got an important cell phone call and not let on you are going to piss yourself like a caged monkey if I don't get to a bathroom. Many a bladder control commercial has been ruined by the overacting hams that get cast as your co-workers. You know, those eye-rolling, shoulder-shrugging idiots at your desk going over blueprints who act as if your three-minute mission is going to put the company in red.


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Oh boy. The Pats are scheduled to take on the New York Jets in roughly two hours and I already need a paper bag in which to breathe. I am in need of a distraction. Thus the blog. It's going to be a hodgepodge blog which shall touch upon a number of topics, whatever pops into my head as I watch the Chicago Bears take on the Seattle Seahawks.
I don't have any vested interests in this game, as far as who comes out on top, just like I didn't really have any real interest in who won yesterday's games. Well, I did hope the Pittsburgh Steelers would lose because I don't like the Steelers very much but I have to admit they played one hell of a second half. The Green Bay Packers played one hell of a game, from start to finish. Good for them. I did find myself wishing that Joe and I had actually gotten around to buying that new television for our bedroom so I could watch the second half of that game from my bed instead of on a couch crowded by dogs.
Letting them on the couch seemed like such a fun idea at the time. But don't tell Joe I said that.
Have you seen this video? It's a middle school football game somewhere in America (I have no idea where). I think this is a brilliant play and I honestly don't know why more pro teams haven't given it a shot. Check it out:
In other football related news, The Store's holiday party is coming up next Sunday. How is this football related you might ask? Well, I'll tell you.. I was originally told the party was this Sunday (you know, as in today) so I told management that I would be unable to attend because I would be out of town. It seemed more polite to just outright lie than to say something like, "I'd rather tangle with a pack of wild, hungry jackals than attend this gathering." But management being management pulled a switcharoo and decided to have the party on January 23rd instead. When I went to work this week, the Store Manager asked me if I was going to go. And while I decided to not go with the jackal excuse, I did have a pretty good one.
"No," I said. "The AFC championship is being played that day and there's no power in the 'verse that'll pull me away from my television."
Then she said the words that got me thisclose to quitting my job.
"Even if the Pats aren't in it?" she asked.
After I finished scraping my brains off the ceiling, I said, "Why would you say something like that? What is wrong with you? What, are you like a Jets fan or something?"
"No, I'm just saying-"
"No. No saying. There will be no saying of any kind," I said. "And if the Pats, somehow, aren't in the AFC championship game on the 23rd, you're still not going to want me at that party."
"Even with a week to get over it?"
"I'm sorry, but have we met?" I asked. "I'm still not over that whole 2007 Superbowl experience."
And besides, I just really don't want to go. It's not just me. There's a large number of the staff who doesn't want to go. Unfortunately, they don't have my ability to be an insensitive jerk so they just nod and tell management they'll be there. Then they complain to me about it. And no matter how many times I tell them that management can't make them go and can't penalize them for not going, they still feel trapped.
But not me.
So, anyway, after the football games wrap up tonight, the Golden Globes are on. I like to watch the Golden Globes. The winners have all been drinking and that generally makes for fun speeches. I'm not sure who the nominees are but I have been working through my list of potential Oscar nominees (thank goodness Heather's working part time at the movie theater. That means I get in to see free movies!!). I'd like to see Haliee Stienfeld from True Grit receive an award but she didn't receive a nomination. Talk about an oversight. So I think I'd like to see Christian Bale and Melissa Leo win for their roles in The Fighter.
I don't know if you've seen this movie. It's a boxing drama starring the above two as well as Amy Adams and Marky Mark (Poor Mark Wahlberg. No matter how many serious movies he does, he'll always be Marky Mark to me.). It's really quite fantastic and I was blown away by Christian Bale and Melissa Leo. They inhabited these characters and were just so damn real that you forget that Christian Bale is actually Christian Bale. Same with Melissa Leo. Un. Real. If you have a chance to see it, I highly recommend it.
I don't think I have any opinions on the television side of the Golden Globes. Well, that's not true. I do. I don't think Piper Perabo has any business being nominated for best actress for her role in USA's Cover Affairs. That show is ridiculous and I can't believe there wasn't some actress out there somewhere in TV land more deserving of that nomination.
I hope Chris Colfer wins for his role on Glee because I think he's done fantastic work. I also like Scott Caan and he is the only reason why I watch Hawaii 5-0 (well, Alex O'Laughlin's abs aren't bad either) but I'll be disappointed if Chris doesn't win.
I love Jim Parsons (Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory) and the entire cast of Modern Family. But I think 30 Rock is also quite wonderful. Hugh Laurie always gives a great speech when he wins but I'd love to see Michael C. Hall win for Dexter. I don't know if you watch this show but it's out of this world. The premise, in case you're unfamiliar with it, is that Dexter is a blood spatter analysis for the police. In his spare time, he's a serial killer. Sure, he has a code and only kills bad people like other less socially conscious serial killers or child molesters and the like, but the fact remains that he's a serial killer. And you spend each and every episode rooting for this guy and hoping beyond hope that he won't get caught. Crazy awesome. My (sort of) mother-in-law has just started watching this show and she loves it.
Hmmm...it's now coming up on 3pm, EST. I wonder what else I can blog about...
Just kidding. I'm going to stop here. I'm going to take the dogs outside to run in our newly fallen snow (it looks like Professor Terrible's PPP is definitely on the fritz. Last night we were supposed to get a dusting and ended up with three inches. Oops.) so they'll be nice and tired and asleep during the Big Game.


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Pheed: The Up and Coming
March 3, 2016
So listen up guys… There's this really cool, top secret app that I am putting money on being the next big thing. With a 4 out of 5 star rating on Apple's app store reviews, consumers are loving it. "…it is unparalleled in it's scope. The greatest app ever created." -Pugtrades. "Highly recommended" -Ori Rakib. Launched in … More Pheed: The Up and Coming


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Getting married takes a TOLL on one's sanity. Everyone warns you it will be hard on you and your relationship and I thought they were all nuts. Yah, but WE are different.
UM, no.
Planning a wedding was a rollercoaster of emotions. One second I was looking at my fiance' thinking how did I land the most romantic, perfect, thoughtful man in the world? Then literally the next second I was thinking of places to bury the body because I wanted to kill him.
I remember the wednesday… WEDNESDAY… before our Saturday wedding, my then fiance' called me to tell me that he was canceling all rentals for our cocktail hour to "save money". As much as I admired his jew-ness, hello, it was a few days before the wedding and we had this proposal for months. AND PEOPLE NEEDED PLACES TO SIT AND TABLES TO REST THEIR DRINKS ON, GOD DAMNIT! Still not over that unneeded stress days before our nuptials.
Oh, and we kept the rentals. Duh.
Getting married was a pain in my ass, but having my girlfriends around who had gotten married before and were there to give me tips was so freaking helpful. I remember stressing over small, tedious things that my friends told me to forget about and looking back I am so thankful I had them around to help guide me.
SOOOO… (this is going somewhere, promise) I'm going to start a series called Bridal Bitching to pass along some of my wedding wisdom and I will try and keep it as non-basic as possible. I decided on the name Bridal Bitching because most of what I did during wedding planning was… complaining. AKA Bitching. #clever
The first installment of this series, I'm going to be talking about Ceremony Welcome Drinks.
We went to a wedding in Houston during the floods that happened in 2015 and the ride over was a little stressful because water was rising fast. Upon arrival to the venue, we were all greeted with drinks. GENIUS. This was the first wedding I had ever been to with welcome drinks at the CEREMONY. I was inspired.
Our caterer wouldn't serve drinks at our ceremony site because their insurance only covers serving alcohol if you also serve food as well. Perfect for the rest of the night but I did not want to serve apps before the ceremony because it was more money and just didn't make sense to me.
So I got creative.
I went to our local liquor store and priced out champagne splits. It actually ended up only being $3 a bottle so I ordered them and drove them up to Santa Barbara for our wedding. I also got really cheap gold straws on Amazon, wooden fans (because it was outside, with no shade) and had a lot of leftover napkins from a bridal shower to place with the champagne splits. It was perfect because I didn't need anyone to serve them, I just had them chilled up until the time of the ceremony and had my coordinator set them out. He took some creative liberties on the decorations of the table but honestly I didn't give a shit. That is a low key tip I will give you, your vision is all you think about for a year and the day of, just let go and let people do shit for you.
A lot of people judged me for my idea when I told them leading up to the wedding, they thought it was 'tacky' and an un-needed expense but I was dead set on it. I wanted our wedding to be super welcoming and FUN and drinks during the ceremony would set the tone of the night for me. What is better after getting off a bus ride through Santa Barbara to champagne overlooking the ocean? NOTHING. At the end of the day, I was right and the judgers were wrong.
People have tons of opinions when it comes to your wedding and when it comes down to it, it's your day and it's a wedding, essentially just the biggest party you (hopefully) ever through. Why are people so serious about weddings? They're supposed to be FUN. We played Classic Rock during our ceremony, had our guests already drinking, and our officiant quoted Christmas Vacation. It was perfectly us and what we wanted our day to feel like. Respect people's opinions about your wedding but do YOU.
So to sum it all up, serve the welcome drinks. Find a way to make it work if you are given roadblocks, get creative. Trust your vision and do what makes you and your partner happy.
Lastly, make it FUN.
Hope this helps some poor bridezilla in the midst of a bridal breakdown.. I feel you girl!
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US Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton says that putting American combat troops on the ground in Syria or Iraq to fight the Islamic State group is a "non-starter".
"Well, at this point I cannot conceive of any circumstances where I would agree to do that because I think the best way to defeat ISIS is, as I've said, from the air which we lead, on the ground, which we enable, empower, train, equip and in cyberspace where, don't forget, they are a formidable adversary online," Clinton said.
She was speaking to CBS This Morning in excerpts released in advance of the full interview airing early on Tuesday (local time).
President Barack Obama last month authorised no more than 50 special operations forces to deploy to northern Syria in a non-combatant, advisory role to help co-ordinate local ground troops and anti-IS coalition efforts.
It is unclear whether the forces have already arrived in Syria.
"We don't know yet how many Special Forces might be needed, how many trainers and surveillance and enablers might be needed, but in terms of thousands of combat troops like some on the Republican side are recommending, I think that should be a non-starter," Clinton said.
"I agree with the president's point that we're not putting American combat troops back into Syria or Iraq. We are not going to do that."


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Chrome Bags: From Brooklyn to Philly
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Follow Chrome Familia member John Igei in a day-in-the-life captured by Gabe Morford traveling from Brooklyn, to Manhattan to Philly by skateboard, subway and train to meet up with Bobby Worrest in Philly to have a couple of cheesesteaks and take in Game 3 of the World Series. Featuring the Yalta, the new weatherproof backpack from Chrome.


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While OneBeat was stationed in Florida before heading on their East Coast tour that recently concluded, the group stopped over in Sanford, acknowledging the impact Trayvon Martin's death had on our global community. It's a short but chilling song delivered beautifully by Cambodian singer Young Yorn (that those who made it out to the Timucua performance will likely recognize) and positions New York's YC the Cynic to echo a final, silent statement that's powerful for those still unsettled by the Florida tragedy.
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About Dr Deb
Dr. Deborah Kukal is a licensed psychologist with a broad sense of her home in the world. She is Board Certified in Health Psychology, and she writes on health issues. She is a meditator, who knows first hand the power of meditation for personal as well as spiritual and physical health.
But Dr. Deb also loves to travel, to open the home in her heart to new spaces, new people, new experiences. She shares those experiences in her writing as well – the bad as well as the good! And she lives in a culture, and a time, of change and turmoil, and those experiences too impact the home in her heart. Here's a pretty personal look at some of the struggles in her heart.


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Three Layer Coconut Cake
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A lovely cake for mother's day or any special occasion.
INGREDIENTS (for 1 servings):
3 cups cake flour
2 cups white sugar
1 teaspoon salt
5 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 cup shortening
1 1/2 cups milk
4 eggs
1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
3 cups white sugar
1 tablespoon light corn syrup
1 cup boiling water
3 egg whites
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup flaked coconut
Mix flour, 2 cups sugar, salt, and baking powder; add shortening and milk. Beat well. Beat in eggs and 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla. Spread batter in three greased and floured 9 inch round pans.
Bake for 30 minutes at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Cool, and remove from pans.
Mix 3 cups sugar, corn syrup, and 1 cup boiling water in a saucepan; boil until mixture spins thread. Beat egg whites until stiff. Pour syrup over egg whites, beating constantly. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla to flavor the icing. Frost cake, and sprinkle with coconut.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).


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The deadline to enter ELLE and Reiss's vest design competition is fast approaching... Click here to submit your entry before the 9th!
Want to see your illustration on the backs of some of Britains most stylish dressers?
ELLE and Reiss are joining forces to produce a limited-edition vest top for summer 2012, and we want you to produce the artwork.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Vintage gifts loveliness
Pic 1: Vintage brooch made from milk bottle glass. So beautiful - a gift from my friend Ida in Australia. We used to live next door to eachother with our mum's.
Pic 2: She knows I like old things. I believe that vintage tea towels can be the key to happiness in one's life!
Pic 3: A Kay Bojesen original my sister gave me years ago. The teak flower stand is recently thrifted by me.
The blogging world turned friends is amazing:
Stephanie and Kay sent me gifts for Anna. Kelleyn sent us American Chocolate (very excotic for us), Carina sent me the most delicious (addictive!) French Butter when we were short. I won a print from Alessandra, and a book from Christine.
Happy weekend! I'll have the three kids all to myself. Check in on my patience level on Sunday, will you.
(am linking up to Flea Market Finds)
9 comments:
- Pippa said...
These are lovely things, your very lucky! :)
- February 17, 2012 at 3:31 AM
- randyor said...
Its so nice, and beautiful creativity. I like it. I am also used to this, Thanks for your all information. It awesome blogging dear.
gifts for boys
- February 17, 2012 at 7:55 AM
- Nancy said...
I love seeing your vintage treasures.
- February 17, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- Di said...
Lovely thrifted goodness! Good luck with the kids all weekend! Will be thinking of your sanity!
- February 17, 2012 at 10:17 AM
- liza said...
I love the soldier, and your teak stand. Lucky you!
- February 18, 2012 at 11:18 PM
- likeschocolate said...
I love the soldier too! I hear you, my husband has been either out of town or so busy with work that I find myself at the end of my rope more than I would like.
- February 19, 2012 at 2:37 PM
- Heather said...
I love all your finds! I feel the same way about vintage tea towels. :) I have a ridiculously large collection of them.
- February 20, 2012 at 9:34 AM
- Mid Mod Mom said...
Lovely gifts, keepers. The soldier is beautiful! Love his little drum. Take care
- February 20, 2012 at 9:35 AM
- RT said...
They are so lovely, especially the brooch :) I'm afraid I've been reading your blog for a while now but I never know what to say...but I just wanted to let you know I love your style and learning about life in the Arctic!
- February 20, 2012 at 2:25 PM


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Australian bishops declare a Year of Grace
October 21, 2011
The Catholic bishops of Australia have proclaimed a Year of Grace for the Church in that country, to begin on Pentecost 2012.
Archbishop Philip Wilson of Adelaide, the president of the Australian bishops' conference, revealed the plan for the Year of Grace during a private audience with Pope Benedict XVI, as the Australian bishops completed their ad limina visits. Speaking to the Pontiff on behalf of the Australian hierarchy, Archbishop Wilson said that tensions within the Church have made it difficult for bishops to preserve Church unity. He continued:
In the attempt to 'start afresh from Christ' (Novo Millennio Ineunte, III), in the communion which is in Jesus, we have decided to call the whole Church in Australia to celebrate A Year of Grace from Pentecost 2012 to Pentecost 2013.
During that time, the archbishop continued, the Church in Australia "will implore a new sending of the Holy Spirit, who alone can breathe new life into the Church."
The Year of Grace in Australian will overlap with the Year of Faith announced by Pope Benedict XVI on October 16. The Australian observance will run from Pentecost Sunday in 2012 to Pentecost Sunday in 2013. The Year of Faith will begin later, on October 12, 2012, and through November 24, 2013, the feast of Christ the King.
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The last time I blogged, I mentioned the possibility of renaming my blog and I've decided to move over to my other blog called Blue Crocus.
Since I'm no longer living in the far north or remotely near the north and soon moving south by the coast, I really wanted to end one chapter and begin fresh with a new chapter and new adventure.
On Blue Crocus, you'll find similar things, recipes (to come), thoughts, my new adventures and photos. In addition, you'll find some of my knitting projects.
This will be my last blog on My Journey in the Far North…what a great journey it was. Info will still be up as long as I keep it…so it won't go away just yet.
I hope you will follow me over on Blue Crocus!


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Discussion in 'iOS Apps' started by Project-79, Jul 10, 2008.
Finally, I've been waiting all day!!!
5th page of "All iPhone APPLICATIONS" in app store.
woot, as of 9:00 pm pst, app store has a bug. (i think) on page 2 of all iphone apps, it says 2 of 28, and the rest say x of 27...
crash looks AWESOME, too bad i only have 14.87 in itunes account. im saving 9.95 for the ipod touch upgrade.
itunes link?
Wow, I was going to get Monkey Ball or Cro-Mag, but this looks awesome! Someone please buy it!
Anyone play it yet? I am debating between this, Super Monkey Ball and the Cro-Mag game.
I think I might have to buy that.
I cant find it?
6th page
Here is the iTunes link
(Oh this is my first post
Just bought
Amazing Game..better then the other one (cro-mag)
dang! I already bought cro-Mag, i wonder if crash is better?
yes..much better graghic
watch video
it does look better, but i really cant stand the crash bandicoot franchise.
Mine says "The item you tried to buy is no longer available"
I am in the U.S. store
Then again, I noticed that the OP and some one in the thread managed to buy it was from Canada (maybe in Canada store for now?)
EDIT: It works for me now. Thx for the heads up.
Weird. I'm downloading it now to my phone.
I wish there were demos of some sort. I really don't feel like paying $10 and not liking the game.
damnit this looks better than cro-mag which bought earlier!
It started getting stale with all the spinoffs and sequels, but I remember playing the first Crash on my PS1, it was fun.
I dunno, looking at that video you don't turn the iPhone like a wheel, but push its sides forward and back? Wouldn't that cause the viewing angle to go wrong and the image get washed out since you weren't viewing it straight-on?
Multiplayer over wifi would be the icing on the cake.
1st game I bought for the iPhone.
edit: screen seems to be dimming while playing. FPS seems to drop in some areas.


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On a recent flight to Rome, a man seated next to me asked with a smile, "Hey, Father, going over for business?" As we chatted, I mentioned that I was helping to prepare for the upcoming Synod on the New Evangelization. From the look on his face, it was clear that "synod" and "new evangelization" were words of a foreign language. I suspect that most Catholics have very little idea what a synod is and why the Church has them.
As I pack my bags to go to Rome for nearly a month to participate in the Synod on the New Evangelization for the Transmission of the Christian Faith, I thought it might be helpful to answer a few fundamental questions: What exactly is a synod and how does it function? What precisely is the New Evangelization and why is it so important at this point in time? Finally, how can we be engaged in this effort to which our Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI, is calling us?
What Is a Synod and How Does It Function?
A synod is a gathering of bishops who are representative of the Church throughout the entire world. The Pope convokes such a meeting, and conferences of bishops around the world elect those bishops who will attend. A certain number of additional bishops, experts and observers are also appointed by the Pope. The Synod for the New Evangelization for the Transmission of the Christian Faith, its official title, called by Pope Benedict XVI will convene Oct. 7–Oct. 28, 2012.
The idea of having a synod grew out of the experience of Pope Paul VI and the bishops at the time of the Second Vatican Council, 1962–1965. Then over 2,500 bishops from all over the world came to Rome to reflect on how well the Church was carrying out her mission to be the continuing presence of Christ and His Gospel in the world. As the Council drew to a conclusion in 1965, there was the hope that some mechanism might be found to keep alive the collaborative experience of the Council. Thus was born, at the directive of the Pope, what we now recognize as the Synod of Bishops.
In short, the synod is a worldwide consultative body that provides a forum for discussion and reflection on issues of importance in the life of the Church today. It is a manifestation of the communion of the episcopal college and is now structured according to Church law which establishes its membership, procedures and authority following the basic outlines of Pope Paul VI's motu proprio, Apostolica Sollicitudo, of 1965.
A synod generally meets every three years and is thus designated an "Ordinary General Assembly." However, "Extraordinary" synods can be called to deal with specific situations. There are also "Special" synods such as the one held Nov. 16–Dec. 12, 1997, for the Church in America.
The First Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops was called in 1967. I had the privilege of accompanying the then Bishop of Pittsburgh as his secretary and thus had my first immersion in the "synodal experience," one that has been repeated for me in various forms in nine subsequent synods. In fact, the 1971 Synod on the Ministerial Priesthood was the topic of my doctoral dissertation in 1974.
At the conclusion of the 1974 Synod on Evangelization, Pope Paul VI decided to prepare a document to reflect the considerations of the gathering of bishops. Thus in 1975 the apostolic exhortation Evangelii Nuntiandi was published. This began the practice of post-synodal apostolic exhortations in the wake of each synod. We are, of course, all familiar with the two documents of Pope Benedict XVI: Sacramentum Caritatis, following the 2005 Synod on the Eucharist, and Verbum Domini, following the 2008 Synod on the Word of God.
Every synod begins with an opening Mass presided over by the Pope. Immediately the next day the works begins. Each synodal father is permitted a five-minute opportunity to make an intervention. It takes just about two weeks to accommodate all of these presentations.
After all of the interventions are made, the members of the synod gather in small language groups to continue discussion on what has been said and to put together the fruit of all of these deliberations — propositions that will be presented to the Pope as the frame of reference for his post-synodal apostolic exhortation. What eventually emerges from the language groups and General Assembly of the synod is a list of statements that everyone has had a hand in drafting, revising, reviewing and eventually approving.
The synod this month will address how to reawaken faith and proclaim the Gospel in what Blessed John Paul II first called the New Evangelization. This brings us to our second question:
What Precisely Is the New Evangelization and Why Is It So Important at this Point in Time?
The word "evangelization" comes from the Greek word for "Gospel," or evangelium. The Gospel is the announcement of the "Good Message" or "Good News" that Jesus is God's Son and our Savior.
Jesus himself established evangelization as of the very nature and essence of the Church when He gave His disciples the commission to evangelize, that is, to announce this Good News "to all the nations," (Mk 13:10; Lk 24:47) and to spread the Gospel by going forth "into the whole world" and to "proclaim the Gospel to every creature" (Mk 16:15; Mt 28:19-20).
The New Evangelization recognizes that the Great Commission is equally valid for us today, but in no small part we are speaking the Gospel to those who feel they have already heard it and think that it has no particular meaning for them.
The context of the New Evangelization helps explain its focus. It is now generally recognized that we deal with several generations, of faithful who have been poorly catechized, even miscatechized. During his visit to the United States in 2008, our Holy Father pointed out that there are also a number of barriers to the proclamation to the Gospel. These include the secularism, materialism and radical individualism that are so much a part of our culture.
This year during the United States bishops' ad limina visits, a group in which I was included heard the Pope speak eloquently and poignantly of our current secularized culture:
To the extent that some current cultural trends contain elements that would curtail the proclamation of these [unchanging moral] truths, whether constricting it within the limits of a merely scientific rationality, or suppressing it in the name of political power or majority rule, they represent a threat not just to Christian faith, but also to humanity itself and to the deepest truth about our being and ultimate vocation, our relationship to God.
But just as he diagnoses the problems, so too does our Holy Father present a practical solution and a challenge. He specified the work of the New Evangelization as the reproposal of Jesus Christ and His Gospel "in the countries where the first proclamation of the faith has already resonated and where Churches with an ancient foundation exist but are experiencing the progressive secularization of society and a sort of 'eclipse of the sense of God'. . ." (Homily, St. Paul Outside the Walls, June 28, 2010).
Re-propose Our Belief in Christ and His Gospel
The Pope uses the word "re-propose" to describe how we should preach the New Evangelization. Somehow in what we do and how we express our faith, we have to be able to re-propose our belief in Christ and His Gospel for a hearing among those who are convinced that they already know the faith and that it holds no interest for them. We have to invite them to hear it all over again. For some who initially heard the proclamation of the Gospel, the message has lost its savor. The vision has faded. The promises seem empty or unconnected to their lives.
Many will hear these words of the New Evangelization for the first time. That brings us to our final question:
How can we be engaged in this effort to which our Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI, is calling us?
While at its heart the New Evangelization is the reproposing of the encounter with the Risen Lord, His Gospel and His Church with those who no longer find the Church's message engaging, I believe there are three distinct, but interrelated stages:
a) the renewal of our faith both intellectually and affectively;
b) a new confidence in the truth of our faith, and
c) a willingness to share it with others.
The New Evangelization begins with each of us taking it upon ourselves to renew once again our understanding of the faith and our appropriation of it in a way that embraces the Gospel message and its application today.
In the Sermon on the Mount presented in St. Matthew's Gospel, we hear of a new way of life and how it involves the merciful, those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, those who mourn, the peacemakers, the poor in spirit. Here we learn of the call to be salt of the earth and a light set on a lamp stand. Later in that same Gospel, we hear the extraordinary dictum that we should see in one another the very presence of Christ. Jesus' disciples are challenged to envision a world where not only the hungry are fed, the thirsty are given drink, the stranger is welcomed and the naked are clothed, but also, most amazingly, where sins are forgiven and eternal life is pledged.
That same vision is held out for us today when we open the pages of the Gospel and read about the invitation to you and to me to be branches connected to the vine of the Lord, to eat of the bread of everlasting life and to hear the words of truth, words that endure forever.
The duty to proclaim the saving truth is not just the responsibility of clergy and religious. Vatican II highlighted the important role of "every disciple of Christ" in the mission of "spreading the faith" (Lumen Gentium, No. 18). The Council Fathers accentuated this crucial and vital point when they wrote: "The laity go forth as powerful proclaimers. . .when they courageously join to their profession of faith a life springing from faith. This evangelization, that is, this announcing of Christ by a living testimony as well as by the spoken word, takes on a specific quality and a special force in that it is carried out in the ordinary surroundings of the world" (LG, No. 35).
In my pastoral letter on the New Evangelization, Disciples of the Lord, I wrote, "Planting the seed may mean that we learn new styles of communication, open our hearts to a more culturally diverse community, study more deeply the mysteries of the faith, reach out with confidence and invite a neighbor to attend Mass, forgive a long-held grudge, or focus on a new and more influential approach with a son or daughter, father or mother, or spouse who is away from the practice of the faith. Every moment becomes a new opportunity to connect another person with the abundant Springtime that God promises. In this, we are protagonists of hope."
To be a "protagonist of hope" one must be open to God's love. To share faith requires the experience of God present in us. This only happens when we know the crucified and risen Christ.
In his encyclical, Deus Caritas Est, Pope Benedict XVI wrote, "Love of neighbor. . .consists in the very fact that, in God and with God, I love even the person whom I do not like or even know. This can only take place on the basis of an intimate encounter with God, an encounter which has become a communion of will, even affecting my feelings" (No. 18).
Our intimate encounter with the crucified and risen Christ is the foundation of the New Evangelization. We cannot share what we do not have. We cannot transform society if out joy is not manifest — a joy which flows from a personal knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
As God was with those who first accepted the challenge, "You will be my witnesses" (Acts 1:8), so God is with us as we accept the summons to be witnesses today in all that we say and do. The New Evangelization calls us to see the world around us as the place of our witness to Jesus. The Synod on the New Evangelization invites the entire Church to reflect on how we best accepted Jesus' challenge to be His witnesses.
CARDINAL WUERL, Archbishop of Washington, D.C., is renowned for his work in Catholic education and faith formation, and is a best-selling author of many books.
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