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Acts 4: 32-35; 1 John 5: 1-6; John 20: 19-31
Poor Thomas! If there's to be a study done on why labeling people is not a good thing, Thomas would be the classic study. Doubting Thomas as we know it and all he's really known for because of this one passage. He was destined for such labels. I'm still not convinced that he's even a doubter as much as he is in disbelief and grieving at this point of the story. None of us would be much better. All this and Thomas is even really a huge character in John's Gospel. He only appears twice. The other is at the Raising of Lazarus. The other unique thing of Thomas is that he's only one of two who's name is also given in Greek, Didymus. Simon is called Cephas at the beginning of the Gospel, who's Peter. Thomas is the only other so maybe the passage has more to do with his name, Didymus meaning twin or double.
The name probably describes all of them at this point of the story, living two different lives. While they find themselves in the Upper Room they're somewhat bursting with joy in the Risen Lord but no sooner do they step out that door fear takes over. That inside is somewhat of a comfort for them, where they can be themselves but they end up living a double life. They're not there yet. As much as they have had this experience of the Risen Lord it still has not been embodied by them. It's still something beyond them and what they see with their eyes and not something lived. Like us, they're good at compartmentalizing their faith at this point of the story, living a double life and not knowing what it all means, still unfolding for and in them.
It's not until we get to Acts of the Apostles where we begin to see how that love manifests itself in the life of the early community. Like the Gospel today, we're also good at labeling the message Luke conveys twice in Acts. We want to label it socialism or communism but it had nothing to do with creating some kind of economic structure that we're familiar with today. That says more about us than it does them. But they can point the way, for us, to look at our own lives and what it is that moves us. That's the real message of Luke today. It is by no means that everything was just perfect in the Early Church. Far from it if you read Acts in its entirety. But Luke will keep drawing them back to what gives life. He's going to keep drawing them back to what it is that motivates and defines the community as one of integrity. If they're not being motivated by love, then they need to step back and evaluate where fear is creeping in, where it's becoming about self-interest. When we're motivated by fear, success, wealth, self-interest, then the gap only grows, anxiety and fear take over, and we begin to live that double life ourselves.
We need to move to a place where we recognize that we never fully embody that love. As long as we are here and breathing our motivation and what drives us will become skewed. We become blinded by everything else. It's why the wounds of Christ in the gospel are so significant and how they connect to that early community. When that gap begins to grow and they start to become closed in on themselves, locked in the Upper Room, they are once again invited to come back. As much as they are sent forward, they are also called to come back to that love. To step inside the wounds, even their own, and it will once again open their eyes. That's the significance of the reading from Acts today. They recognize the needs of the community through their very own woundedness. Their eyes are open to the poor. Their eyes are open to members of the community in need. It's not being motivated by economics. They're motivated by love.
These readings on this Second Sunday of Easter challenge us to look at what motivates us at this point in our lives. What is it that's pushing us forward and where do we put our faith. That's John's message in the second reading today. As much as the disciples may still fear the world beyond the locked doors in that gospel, it is only faith and love that is going to break through the locks and push them out and to embody that love that they have experienced. It's not meant to be kept to ourselves. Then love is not our motivation. Rather, when we embody that love we know we have nothing to fear and we change the world not through fear, economics, self-interest, but rather love. Victory in the hostility of the world is not won through war but through love. That's the message of John on this Easter Day. Nothing else.
Where have we allowed the gap between our lives and Love to ever increase through fear, self-interest, and motivations other than faith and love? Where are we locked up inside, afraid that somehow I won't have enough and so I can't give in love, holding on for dear life? That's where that gap grows and like the disciples in that Upper Room, we live a double life. Faith becomes something we simply do on Sunday morning and then go about our business, often in fear, once we walk through those doors. Yes, we come to this place to be nourished and to be fed and the more we are fed and nourished in love, the more we have to confront the world when we step forward. We come and are nourished in order to be sent out to be the disciples, to embody that love, and to narrow the gap between faith and our lives. It's an ongoing process and one that never ends but also one we don't go at alone. We walk this journey together in order to embody that love not just by ourselves but as a community of faith.

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Los Angeles Philharmonic
The new opera from John Adams has a gospel-tinged, pious air about it: centering on the figure of the Virgin Mary, it looks at the stubbornness and bravery of women throughout history. While reenacting certain chapters of the Bible, this complex work relies principally on sheer musical impact to convey its sacred content. The voices of the Los Angeles Master Chorale – especially those of mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor, contralto Tamara Mumford and tenor Russell Thomas – lead the proceedings. They are accompanied by their colleagues in the Los Angeles Philharmonic, conducted by the Venezuelan Gustavo Dudamel.
Dudamel is as charismatic and eccentric as his shock of curly black hair suggests. He began to study music at age four as part of El Sistema, Venezuela's famous musical education program, which offers tuition to children from impoverished backgrounds. He was made musical director of the LAP in 2009, and has kept the post ever since, winning a clutch of awards en route. A musical success story if there ever was one, Dudamel promises a scintillating performance of this intriguing new work.
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|Matthew Prior
Sir Godfrey Kneller, 1700
The Victoria & Albert Museum
Well, well, here's a fella who looks like he's trouble. He also looks like he'd benefit from a good sandwich. Mmmm…sandwich. But, I digress. Who is this impish bloke?
He's Matthew Prior (1664-1721). You've heard the name, I'm sure. Or, not. I don't know what you have heard and haven't. Prior was a celebrated poet, diplomat and politician, as well as a fellow of St. John's College Cambridge. Most likely, you know his name from reading his translations from Horace and Ovid, or, perhaps you're familiar with his poetry. Prior is also known to museum-types like me for his collection of important paintings and prints.
A chum of King William and Queen Mary, Prior was considered a superb diplomat. He's buried in Poet's Corner in Westminster Abbey. I remember seeing his monument which features a rather startlingly descriptive inscription:
"Matthew Prior Esq. A fever, gradually creeping up on him, as he meditated upon the history of his times, broke together the thread of his life and of his labours on Sept.18th A.D.1721 in the 57th year of his age."
This painting was executed in 1700 by Sir Godfrey Kneller (1646-1723) during a time when portraits of literary types were quite popular.
The painter, Sir Godfrey, was born in Germany where he studied mathematics and military fortification (yawn), and, then, at some point, for some unknown reason, he was apprenticed to Rembrandt and began to travel to Rome and Venice. By 1676, Kneller secured Royal patronage to King William III, and, of course, settled in England. He was knighted in 1692 and was considered one of the most fashionable of portrait painters. He was especially known for his series of portraits of ladies at the Royal Court which is known now as "The Hampton Court Beauties" (which for some reason reminds me of Kathie Lee Gifford who, early in her career was a Hee-Haw Honey). He's also the artist of the "Kit-cat Portraits" of members of the famed "Kit-cat Club." Lest you think that's more portraits of "beauties," I should tell you that they're gents—none of whom are particularly attractive, sadly. The Kit-cat Club was a group of Eighteenth Century Whigs who gathered at Christopher Catling's Inn and feasted on the innkeeper's famous mutton pies which he had playfully called "Kit-Cats."
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Health Workers Who Oppose Abortion Get New Protections
The Trump administration has created a new division in the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) called the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division. According to a press release, the new division "has been established to restore federal enforcement of our nation's laws that protect the fundamental and unalienable rights of conscience and religious freedom." According to ABC News, the new division will protect the rights of healthcare workers who are morally or religiously opposed to abortion or certain forms of birth control.
Acting Secretary of HHS Eric Hargan made the announcement on Thursday (January 18) saying that the new division upholds President Trump's campaign promise to protect the religious freedoms of Americans.
President Trump promised the American people that his administration would vigorously uphold the rights of conscience and religious freedom. That promise is being kept today. The Founding Fathers knew that a nation that respects conscience rights is more diverse and more free, and OCR's new division will help make that vision a reality.
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A 14-year-old girl missing from the Penrith area could be in Morecambe.
Police are concerned for the welfare of Ellie Louise Sarah Amanda Pullin, from Penrith, who was last seen at her home on Prince Charles Close at 5.30pm on January 12.
She is white, of slim build, with very long dark brown hair and is approximately 5ft 5inches tall.
She has a pale complexion and brown eyes.
It is believed she may be wearing blue/black jeans or leggings, a light green Parka jacket with a fur hood and green pumps.
Police are concerned for her wellbeing and appeal to anyone who may have seen Ellie to get in touch.
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Active Phishing Campaign Targeting Student Email Accounts
08/31/2018 (Excerpt) Federal Student Aid (FSA) has identified a malicious phishing campaign that may lead to potential fraud associated with student refunds and aid distributions.
1/9/2019 - (Excerpt) - The Department of Education (ED) released guidance on the verification process on Wednesday that would decrease the burden on students, families, and financial aid administrators and ensure easier access to federal financial aid.
In an electronic announcement, ED wrote that it would allow copies of tax returns and written statements of non-filing to be accepted for verification purposes in lieu of obtaining IRS tax return transcripts and verification of non-filing (VONF) forms for both the 2018-19 and 2019-20 application years. This guidance is effective for all verifications conducted on or after January 9, 2019, regardless of FAFSA processing date.
1/4/2019 - (Excerpt) - The "Get Transcript Online" and "Get Transcript by Mail" services have both been offline since at least the beginning of the week. NASFAA reached out to federal officials on Monday, but has been unable to determine whether these system outages are casualties of the federal shutdown or truly just part of a larger system maintenance issue. Additional services that require IRS staff processing will most certainly be delayed, if not discontinued, until Congress and the President reach an agreement to fund government operations. The IRS Data Retrieval Tool (DRT) continues to function, according to ED officials.
10/3/2018 - For students and employees of UNCW who were affected by Hurricane Florence, click here to apply for financial assistance, give to those who are facing hardships from the storm, or find other ways to help within your community.
08/31/2018 (Excerpt) Federal Student Aid (FSA) has identified a malicious phishing campaign that may lead to potential fraud associated with student refunds and aid distributions.
8/22/2018 (Excerpt) WASHINGTON — Moving to better protect taxpayer data, the Internal Revenue Service today announced a new format for individual tax transcripts that will redact personally identifiable information from the Form 1040 series.
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10/13/17 (Excerpt) As a result of recent data breach events and heightened security concerns, many consumers are understandably taking steps to protect their personally identifiable information (PII). One of those steps may be placing a "credit freeze" on their credit profile at one or more of the credit bureaus, which prevents further credit activity from occurring without additional consent.
Because a credit check is part of the process when a borrower or endorser completes a Direct PLUS Loan Request or an Endorser Addendum on the StudentLoans.gov website, borrowers or endorsers with an active credit freeze may not be able to fully complete either process and may receive an error message when the credit check is run. The borrower or endorser must remove the credit freeze first; this action cannot be done by the school or Federal Student Aid.
Note: Federal Student Aid can process an inquiry at two of the three main credit bureaus (currently Equifax and TransUnion). Federal Student Aid is working to include additional messaging on the StudentLoans.gov website to inform borrowers and endorsers that those who have a credit freeze on their credit profile will need to remove it before completing a Direct PLUS Loan Request or the Endorser Addendum.
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Surprise! Bill O'Reilly hates us! And by us, we mean the rich people who flood the tents for Fashion Week. Because we, as "the idle rich" (his words), litter NYFW, dance chaotically to Right Said Fred, and all have weird accents. Editing in with classic clips from movies, man-on-the-street Jesse Watters interviewed a group of show-goers outside of Lincoln Center about their Fashion Week experiences.
Highlighting a couple of heavily accented Russian girls and a gal who may have been punking Watters with her couch potato schtick (we dug her), the over-five-minute clip depicts Fashion Week as a gathering of pretty, vapid reality stars who literally eat nothing. (Aside from Kimora Lee Simmons, who sassily quips, "O'Reilly's not on our team. No.")
But, the best part is obviously O'Reilly's commentary. He says, "When you go to a thing like this, money is no object for these people, right? They are spending $5-$6,000 dollars on their little dresses." Case in point: Katie Holmes selling a $3,100 cape.
Neither O'Reilly nor his producer seemed capable of (or interested in) discerning between reporters, editors, and models as they both railed against show-goers' ignorance of things like Paul Ryan and Medicare, and how in a bubble (Watters' words) and stupid (our words) the fashion world can be. Sadly, Watters didn't even get to see any shows because he wasn't credentialed by "Mercedes Benz" — obviously, the sponsor is just another sign of how rich we all are (although, when was the last time you went to a museum or event or Grand Slam tennis match without a Mercedes attachment?) — so he just hung out in front.
Gotta love the lack of research and nuance here. We try so hard to give all media a fair shot, no matter their affiliations, but really? There's no nod to the fact that this is a multi-billion dollar industry showcasing a phenomenal cache of local talent, providing jobs for hundreds of thousands of Americans (and that's in retail alone; forget tangential industries like media, PR, digital branding, advertising, etc. that thrive on fashion — and are represented heavily at the shows, but not in O'Reilly's assessment), and providing a thriving environment for creativity. Clearly, everyone at Fashion Week (in their mostly borrowed clothes) must be a member of some kind of ignorant, vapid, women-and-foreigner-run conspiracy to ignore the real economic issues facing this country.
So, pass us another Holmes & Yang $3,100 cape and to go with our "little $5,000 dresses," since that's what fashion is like. Definitely. Because, unlike in any other industry, here, you'll never have to eat ramen, work insanely long hours, or have to creatively think out of the box to make ends meet. But hey, we suppose that at least means we're not a part of that 47% of America Romney's not interested in. Guess you can't win 'em all? (Fox News)


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KC Memory Cafe: In the Garden
KC Memory Cafe is for those living with memory loss and their care partners.
The Overland park Arboretum and the Ruiz Seed Library join us for an interactive session on trees, seeds, and all things green and growing. Enjoy refreshments and interesting conversations as we learn more about nature.
What is a Memory Cafe? Memory Cafes provide a safe place to learn and socialize for people living with dementia and their care partners. The Cafes offer opportunities to meet new people, explore new ideas, and stay engaged in the community.
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Science and Technology Studies
Discovering STS
Science and Technology Studies (STS) looks at how science and technology are interwoven into societies and people's daily lives. STS is an incredibly current field of study relevant to the 21st century and at St. Thomas it draws upon the disciplinary traditions of History, Sociology, Philosophy, Communications, and cultural studies. While STS is a new field and is growing fast in popularity, there are only two universities in Canada offering STS and St. Thomas is the one where students will get a hands-on liberal arts approach.
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STS students are offered the critical tools for re-shaping our human engagements with science and technology in productive, democratic, and sustainable ways. Students learn about the intimate connection between the development of human civilization and technological change. Students examine the role of science in modern society. And students are given skills not only to understand the relationship between science and society, but also to make change: to communicate science, for example, and to develop rudimentary science policies.
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By Jess Reedy, Guest Blogger
Caitlyn Jenner has officially declared her presence in the world. She has shown us who she is by posing for the cover of Vanity Fair. She has connected with us by creating a twitter account. And she's using her voice in a docu-series planning to launch in July.
The great thing about having a celebrity willing to publicly share this experience is that it gets conversations happening in a big way. And whether you like it or not, Caitlyn is everywhere! But with all these discussions going on around you, you might feel that at times you aren't sure of what to say. So let's chat about it together!
Sex & Gender:
Your sex is what identifies you as male or female. Your sex has to do with your reproductive organs, your anatomy, and your hormones. However, gender is how you identify and/or express yourself. A person might feel that their sex identifies them one way, but their gender identifies them in the other. It's also important to note that having a different gender identity does not always affect your sexual orientation. Transgender people can any sexuality.
Before June 1, Bruce had asked to still be called "Bruce" and to be referred to as "he." However, now that he is identifying as Caitlyn, he has asked that everyone else see him that way also. So what that means for us is that we use the feminine form of pronouns when discussing Caitlyn and respect that she'd no longer like to be "Bruce". If you're ever uncertain as to what pronouns to use when referring to someone, just ask! I'm sure they'll be more appreciative that you asked their preference, rather than speaking of them incorrectly. You can say something like, "What pronoun would you like me to use?" or "Am I referring to you correctly?"
Embrace the Present:
Part of respecting someone's decision to express themselves more authentically is to try and understand that this is probably not a new feeling for them. So if we change the pronouns to more accurately describe a person, we should use the new pronoun to explain that person's past as well, unless asked otherwise. So using Caitlyn as an example, we would want to say, "She was an Olympic athlete," even though at the time we knew her as "Bruce." We would now talk about her entire life as Caitlyn, again, unless asked otherwise. We should also make an effort to refrain from saying things like "formerly Bruce Jenner" and just embrace the person Caitlyn is. I'm sure it took a lot of courage for her to show herself to the world, so let's allow her to really own the spotlight rather than having to share it with Bruce.
And if you get it wrong, it's OK
It's ok to not get it right every time. And it is ok to ask questions. As long as you are respecting the feelings of others and interacting with kindness, then you are doing the best you can! Don't be so worried about speaking perfectly that you forget to actually engage in meaningful conversations. Keep being THAT GIRL and I'm sure you'll do fine!
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Welcome to my blog post Andrew Wishart X Factor Australia Youtube Videos, this family man has really waht it takes to be the X Factor Australia's grand champion, but the competition with Reece Mastin is really tight, I think that a different piece could have changed everything. All finalists have what it takes to the the champion, but there could only be one in the end. Below is the final piece from Andrew, a very emotional and meaningful final piece, because it reflects to where his heart really is -family.
The X Factor 2011 - Grand Final Decider - Andrew Wishart sings 'With or Without you'
The X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Final - Andrew Wishart sings 'With or Without you'
His age was never really a great issue for him to be in the competition, his family was backing him up 100% and it has been really Andrew's dream all his life to sing. And when finally he gets the chance, he stunned Australia. Below are Andrew's best piece.
The X Factor 2011 - Andrew Wishart - Live Show 4
A moving performance from Andrew. Watch the full video with judges comments at: xfactortv.com.au
The X Factor 2011 - Andrew Wishart - Live Show 6
Another vocally solid performance from Andrew
Andrew Wishart - X Factor Australia 2011 Live Show 5 (FULL)
SONG STARTS at 1:23 Andrew Wishart sings "Dakota" on The X Factor Australia Live Shows Five performance. Made Me Feel Like The One
Andrew Wishart Final 2 - Interview and Song - X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Final Decider (FULL)
Andrew is in The Final two. Andrew sings. Interview and highlights Package, winner Winning song single Live Show Kylie Minogue Reece Mastin Kids Winner Good night
He really is one of Australia's top singer. his voice is like of a gentle rockstar that really captures the audience's hearts.
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Carols by Candlelight with ANDREW WISHART - City of Casey. Hi All, I took the family out to the local Carols put on my the city of Casey. Its believed to be the second largest in Victoria followed by Melbourne city carols.
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At first, I noticed sheets of paper like this lying around the house.
Then she started asking us to help her write sentences. That's when we needed the alphabet puzzle. Funny Girl tells us the word that she would like to write, and we pull the letters out of the puzzle for her. If we aren't at home, we point to letters in signs, tshirts, menus, etc.
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The exhibition called, 'A Dialogue with Nature' explores aspects of Romantic landscape drawing in Britain and Germany from its origins in the 1760s to its final flowering in the 1840s. The stunning collection of the Courtauld Institute provided many of the drawings and in the quiet atmosphere of the three rooms you could spend ages with all of them. There were a number that I was particularly drawn to, and in the context of Tower Hamlets Cemetery, Karl Friedrich Lessing's 'Cemetery overtaken by nature' (1837) and Caspar David Friedrich's 'The jakobikirche as a ruin' (1817) and they are most relevant.
According to the curators, 'British and German artists played a major role in transforming the art of landscape in Europe in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.' They continue, 'in an era marked by political upheaval and the questioning of old certainties, they turned a questioning eye on the idealised landscapes prized by their predecessors'. That might be the case but I would say that this transformation was happening centuries before. The presence of ruins in art has been popular since the 1400s, and it usually heralds the dawn of a new age. Nativity scenes often include classical ruins; the triumph of Christianity over a pagan past. However ruins also add aesthetic interest and demonstrates the artists' skill in depicting foliage and architectural remains.
The architecture in Lessing's beautifully composed sketch isn't quite a ruin, but the vigorous tree (oak) looms over the fragile graves, pushing the chapel into the background. Its roots don't have to be seen, we are aware of the ground beneath us being consumed by nature. The graves will either have to join the tree in the ground, or be pushed out to make way. Although the moon is rising in our faces, some remnants of sun remain. The tree is naturally growing out towards the light, which is highlighted by the white chalk marks on the graves. Their inhabitants, which are darkly housed, have already seen the light of heaven.
I feel that this is an imaginary grave yard. In comparison to the real overgrown cemetery in Tower Hamlets, it is barren and exposed. The artist has kept greenery to a minimum to emphasise the tree. Unlike the real cemetery, there are no bluebells, flowering comfrey, clinging ivy to soften the scene. The only wildlife is the watchful owl, whereas I heard and saw a multitude of birds and insects..and a friendly ginger cat. Although both scenes, real and imagined are domestic or tamed in proportion, if unchecked, nature is poised to overtake the human. The tree will eventually cause the destruction of the building, and in the cemetery the enthusiastic foliage will crush the already topsy-turvy graves.
What is the reason for make believe destruction? Friedrich's imagining of his home town's church as a ruin is a far more disturbing proposition than the destruction of a graveyard by trees. Images of real churches being destroyed by war and learning that some graves in the cemetery bear shrapnel marks make me uneasy whilst looking at this precise sketch. And that is the point. The artist knows we tread a fine line between security and destruction, so he explores that with a 'what if'. I hope he never experienced the loss which his adoptive city of Dresden was to suffer.
It is perhaps no great surprise that the first real painter of wild forested landscapes was German. Only recently have I started to explore the importance of the woods from the 1500s onwards, 'the forest was not simply a romantic idea, but a vital landscape without which life would scarcely be possible'.* Whereas I can wander through the nature-reclaimed cemetery and can identify a handful of useful medicinal or edible plants, early moderns would have recognised most or all of them. These romantic sketches from Germany (and Britain) demonstrate their success in the direct study of nature, which is precisely what Durer and Altdorfer were doing centuries earlier.
However it is the forest landscape's sense of place that I really find intellectually fascinating. The Elector took great pleasure in hunting and forest leisurely pursuits, images of the hunt and the jousting tournament are depicted on the wire drawing bench. The marquetry of the same bench is formed of many native species of tree. The designs of the marquetry appear to have been inspired by specialists in Augsburg, The silver drawn on the bench was brought forth from the previously forested mountains of Saxony. Therefore it might be said that the art, materials, object was absolutely rooted in the land of the Elector of Saxony and therefore representative of a place and time. So, and I haven't yet read it, Thomas DaCosta Kauffman's discussion about kunstgeographie is an interesting proposition.
Largely discredited after the war, German art scholarship had talked about the nationality of art. As the National Gallery's exhibition states 'today art galleries avoid identifying aesthetic qualities with national character'. But what if? What if the representative of the state and people commission a piece of art? Can I not then say that this piece of art is unique to a time and place? This bench with its emphasis on wood, forest, hunting is so specific to the South German principality of Saxony, that it would be remiss of me not to take this art-geography on board.
Which takes me back to the wild cemetery of Tower Hamlets. These mostly nameless people, dead of romantic dead diseases, lie in an untidy resting place because London politics are too convoluted for anyone to take responsibility for them. The taste cultivated from either the 1760s - or since the Doomsday Book and before - decrees that this is actually a perfect place to contemplate your mortality and realise that everything is transient. Even death.
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It's time for another challenge here on DYSU. I can't believe how we're already heading towards the end of August. The summer is coming to a quick close, and I should seriously start thinking of Christmas cards or Christmas presents...
But before we get this challenge under way I have two pieces of great news to share with you.
- With Meredith leaving the team, we have one new person joining our team. You know her very well, because she has been a Guest Designer for multiple challenges. Yep - none other than our Helen Berry. I was tickled when she accepted our invitation. And I was prepared to beg, grovel, bribe...thank goodness she didn't have to witness those "class acts" ;)
- You won't be seeing Rebecca's creations for a couple of week or so. That's because she is busy being a new mother! How exciting is that? Stop by and leave her your congratulatory notes!
Stamps: (Text It, Heroines - Fairy Princess) Waltzingmouse Stamps
Paper: (Paper Basics Card Stock - Spring Moss) Papertrey Ink; (Porcelain) Basic Grey; (Lost & Found Market Street) My Mind's Eye
Ink: (Jenni Bowlin - No. 11 Brown Sugar) Ranger
Embellishments: (Soft-core Color Pencils) Prismacolor; (Nestabilites - Big Scalloped Circles Large) Spellbinders; (Ultrafine Prisma Glitter) Palette; (Stickled - Golden Rod) Ranger; (Brown Twine) Waltzingmouse Stamps; (Wood Veneer - Stars) Studio Calico; (Grab Box - Doily) The Craft's Meow
I added Stickles to her little crown and her wand. I decided that a wood veneer dressed up would be a little fancier! Her dress is paper pieced from Porcelain (Basic Grey) and sprinkled some glitter onto her wings. Isn't she a cutie pie?
Hope it tickles (or sparkles). Make sure to check out the other DYSU girls' creation. They are so creative and I feel so lucky to be designing along side from them. And make sure to say Hi to Helen...I'm sure we'll see you playing along, too!
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Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along
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From The SEW Blog…
- Search Marketers Often Don't Track All Referring Conversions
ClickZ reports on a 360i and SearchIgnite study that shows that search marketers do not look at all "assists," instead they primarily look at the last referring click that lead to the conversion. Here are some highlights of the report:…
- What Is 'Photosynth'?
The first official project/product from Microsoft's Live Labs is called "Photosynth." What is it? It's hard to describe succinctly. It appears to be kind of mashup of things: photo sharing, visual search, mapping and 3-D. To me, at least conceptually, it's pretty exciting. Here's a video overview from Microsoft. (The video is something of a commercial for Live Labs, but also showcases Photosynth as a very provocative product.)…
- Starts Google Videos At A Specific Point In Time
The Google Video blog announced a new feature that allows you to start your Google videos at a specific point in time. This comes in handy when you want to break out your large video into specific chapters or like a FAQs page. More details on the "how do I implement this feature" at the Google Video Blog….
- USA Today Gets A Hold Of Danny Sullivan
Want to take a look at the past, present and future of our admired Founder and editor-in-chief of Search Engine Watch, Danny Sullivan? Well, today, USA Today released a little write up named Got a search engine question? Ask Mr. Sullivan. The article goes a bit into Danny's reputation in this industry, it reviews how he got into Search Engine Watch, discusses any regrets (none) selling Search Engine Watch and possibly offers some insight into the future of Danny and Search Engine Watch. Read the article at USA Today….
- More Matt Google SEO Videos: Google Terminology & More
Matt Cutts from Google released two more videos, as part of his SEO questions on video collection. These two new videos are:…
- Ask.com & Bloglines Proposes Blog Search Exclusion Tag
TechCrunch reports that Ask.com & Bloglines has released a new tag that can be added to your feeds named access:restriction. The tag will tell Ask.com and Bloglines that this content is private and you do not want it included in the Ask.com or Bloglines blog search engines. The goal is for other rss search engines, from blogs, news, pictures, movies and so on, do make this a standard. More details at Bloglines….
- Ask.com Releases ISBN Number Smart Answers
Gary Price notes that Ask.com has added support for ISBN number searches. For example, conduct a search on 091096551X, which is the book Gary Price and Chris Sherman wrote, you should notice an image of the book and a link to compare prices. This is a neat feature, but I should note that entering in the same ISBN number at Yahoo Search gives you a Yahoo Shortcut that takes you to comparison shopping in the Yahoo Network. It was a nice feature for Ask.com to add….
- July 2006 Search News Recap Posted
The latest edition of my monthly Search Engine Report newsletter is now online, recapping top stories in search from the past month. You can read it online or receive it via email for free by signing up here. If you're a Search Engine Watch member, the latest edition of Search Engine Update newsletter has also been posted. That newsletter carries more items than the Search Engine Report newsletter and goes out twice per month….
- MSN Search Hires Media Analytics Executive
ClickZ reports that Microsoft has hired Harrison Magun away from Avenue A/Razorfish Search to be the new director of media analytics. Harrison Magun direct role at Microsoft is not exactly known, "Microsoft spokesperson was able to confirm the hire, but could not provide any details on what Magun's new position will entail."…
- Daily SearchCast, August 1, 2006: Search & Top Global Brands, NASDQ Error Drops Google Price By Over $300 Temporarily; Google's Matt Cutts Does Video Answers & More!
Today's search podcast covers top search brands and how they do in the BusinessWeek top 100 global brands; a NASDAQ area sends Google's stock price tumbling by over $300 in after hours trading, due to a glitch; Google's Matt Cutts tries video blogging to answer webmaster ranking and indexing questions and more! SearchReturn editor Detlev Johnson sat in for Danny Sullivan, who is away this week. Tune-in by listening to this MP3 file, listening via WebmasterRadio at 11:30am Eastern and repeated at 2pm Eastern Tuesday through Friday, via our Odeo channel or through iTunes via this link (or use alternative…
- Google Signs Deal With XM Radios To Distribute Ads In Satellite Radio Spots
Reuters reports that Google is in an ad deal with XM Radio. The deal was reached today, which will allow Google's "advertisers to automatically insert ads on the radio company's nonmusic channels." They expect the functionality of this deal to come to AdWords customers in the 4th quarter of this year….
- Travelers Aid for Air Warriors
I spend a ton of time flying around the world, and I've learned a number of tricks and techniques to make air travel, if not exactly more glamorous, at least more bearable. In today's SearchDay article, Search Tools for Air Travellers, I take a look at some of my favorite web sites that provide useful help before and after hitting the online travel search engines….
- New Search Patent Applications: August 1, 2006 – Microsoft Answers?
There are a number of new patent applications from Yahoo, including one that utilizes concept networks to understand the intention behind a user's query; another describing an addition to a user interface that lets a searcher define the context of a search; an API approach to retrieve information from fast changing dynamic sites such as job listing sites, news site personals, or online auction sites; a way to use the contents of a first set of results from the search engine to find relevant pages from a second set of results, including both paid and organic results; a process of…
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- Creating standards for clicks, Inside AdWords
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All Ty Sawyer wants is to forget what happened in Iraq. In Wyoming he'll find peace and keep his promise to take his friend Soren Anderton fly-fishing. But their trek to an idyllic lake quickly becomes mired in the deadly past as Soren confesses to a decades-old crime. A riveting story of guilt---and forgiveness. 352 pages, softcover from Bethany.
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Five months after returning from Iraq, Tyler Perkins hardly cares about anything, not his marriage, not his future, nothing but the guilt he feels over the deaths of his squadron mates in Iraq. So author Tom Morrisey takes him to Wind River to fulfill a promise made years ago to his aged mentor: to take him into the mountains when he couldnt go himself. But Soren Andeman, his mentor, has a decades-old agenda that has rocked his life. Together the two men seek a path that has life-and-death implications while a forest fire and a rogue bear threaten.
Morrissey explores the question of guilt and the freeing power of truth in Wind River, with a heavy reliance on Psalm 51, Davids song of confession. Ty and Soren are both mens men and the strong friendship between the grieving young soldier and the octogenarian drive the interest in the story. Though not a suspense novel in the sense of a mystery or a thriller, this character-driven novel keeps you turning the pages. Well-written, the characters grab you: feisty outdoorsman Soren Andeman, and pain-deadened Ty. This is a novel that men can fully enjoy, as well as women. -- Debbie W. Wilson, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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So today wasn't bad. It was the same as yesterday but I just have a whole lot more work to do. I have my first math 2 honors test tomorrow and I'm not really ready for it. She gave us 30 review questions for it so I'm going to do it and study all of the formulas and everything tonight. I swear; there has got to be a million different formulas in math. It's crazy. Math comes fairly easy to me so I'm not stressing that bad. I should do fine in that class. I know a lot of people in there and my best friend is in there so I'm good. French is a whole different story. I absolutely dread French. It sucks so badly. Half the class is a bunch on anime nerds. Nothing against the fact that they like anime it's just that it's the only thing they talk about. It gets beyond annoying. The other half of the class is pretty chill. We pretty much divided the class between chill and weird. It has been like that since the first day of this semester. I have been more stressed this semester than any other semester.
So I have dated a few girls. One of the girls I talked too had this best friend. Let's say that the girl I talked too was named Michele. Michele told her best friend literally everything we talked about. Literally everything. She told her best friend all of the private conversations. It was kind of messed up and I hated that she did that but if I wanted it to stop then we would have to stop also. So I kept it going. I talked to her about it countless times and she told me she wasn't really going to stop. One time we talked about it and she would watch what she said. After she said that she still continued to tell her best friend my information. That's probably one of my biggest pet peeves when I start talking to another girl. She will not tell my information or I'm ending. I will tell her my feelings and that does not need to be repeated to anybody else. I don't care if it's your best friend. I understand that she is your best friend and you tell her everything but tell her everything about yourself. Don't tell her everything about me.
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Maybe one reason the Mansion has such an Internet following is that it's so photogenic. Cameras are getting better all the time and easier to use, so good quality photos of the spooky interiors as well as nice shots of the handsome exteriors continue to pour into cyberspace. Classic old photos are a big hit as well.
If I had to choose one pic as the best all-time Mansion photo, the one I'd put in the hands of someone who has never heard of the ride if I were cruelly restricted to a single photo, I would choose this well-known shot of the organist:
It's got just about everything. It shows off the stunning Pepper's Ghost effect that makes what many consider the ride's climax, the ballroom scene. It suggests the importance that music plays in the whole presentation. It illustrates the blend of tradition and innovation in the Mansion: ghostly organists are traditional figures, instantly recognizable, but the skulls wafting up out of the pipes—übercool those are, very original, and inspiring the "how do they do that?" reaction that is also a big thing with the Mansion. This scene is also a meeting place of various talents that put the ride together, what with Yale's daring use of Pepper's on an unheard-of scale, the characterization of this particular organist (Marc Davis, take a bow), the floating skulls (Claude Coats, I'll betcha), and Rolly Crump's wicked pipe set. Plus, it's an attractive photo in its own right.
Yeah, I'd say it's just about all in that one shot.
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This is certainly a super shot. I'd never noticed the "bat" music holder on the organ with its feet keeping the pages in place.ReplyDelete
I love how the 20K organ was "recycled" for this attraction!ReplyDelete
Yep. Interested newbies might want to check out our earlier history lesson on the organ:ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2010 at 3:22 PM
Thanks for the tip on the organ, so cool. Of course this photo looks even better on a 3D Viewmaster.ReplyDelete
Nice picture!ReplyDelete
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We are going to go ahead and start Monday off with this incredible looking and tasting whiskey cocktail. Let's all take a moment and reflect on our last weekend and look forward to the next. And see how we might work this into Friday night with friends.
Is it crazy that my weekends are so packed with fun that I'm secretly glad when Monday morning comes, everyone get's back in their schedule and I can have a moment with my coffee? Maybe I am more introverted than I think. But regardless, I have sweet friends and an incredible family. I can't wait to share this drink with them this summer.
2 oz whiskey
1-2 oz simple raspberry syrup depending on how sweet you want the drink. This link is the recipe to how I make mine.
2 oz club soda
1 cup ice
Place whiskey, simple raspberry syrup in a mason jar with lid and shake with ice.
Pour liquid into cup, add ice on top, and top with soda water. Garnish with berries or lemon slices.
Enjoy you precious weekend people!
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ROME (Reuters) - Hundreds of bikers took a break from hell-raising on Sunday to be blessed by Pope Francis.
Wearing black boots, jackets and vests, the tattooed Harley-Davidson riders stuck out among the nuns, priests, school children and shorts-wearing tourists at an open-air Mass in St. Peter's square.
As part of a three-day celebration of the 110-year anniversary of the U.S. company that produces the "hog", riders parked their bikes along the broad avenue that leads up to the Vatican, and engines were still rumbling when the Mass started.
It was unclear whether Francis's homily about celebrating life could have been aimed at the obsessive Harley fans.
Francis cautioned that "power and pleasure", among other things, lead to God being "replaced by fleeting human idols which offer the intoxication of a flash of freedom, but in the end bring new forms of slavery and death."
On Wednesday, representatives of the motor company, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, met the pope and gave him two Harley-Davidson Inc. motorcycles and a leather jacket.
A 40-km (25-mile) Harley-Davidson parade from the port city of Ostia through central Rome on Saturday prompted some residents to complain about the traffic and noise. Ten bikes were involved in a serious accident on the capital's ring road.
Consumer association Codacons said it would file a complaint against the event's organizers, and criticized the pope for giving the company free publicity.
"Since it was a marketing event, the pontiff would have done well to avoid giving free advertising to a well known brand, especially considering the damage done to the city and its inhabitants," Codacons said in a statement.
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I always knew there were waterfalls somewhere in the St. Peter's area but I never knew where they were and never bothered to go looking for them. Until recently, much of my hiking was done in the Highlands area of the island and I am only lately becoming more familiar with the Richmond county area. So when a friend suggested we hike to Oban Falls, I jumped at the chance and we agreed on that upcoming Sunday because it was supposed to be sunny and fairly warm.
I made the two-hour drive to St. Peter's and met up with the rest of the group who would be joining us on the hike. The trailhead to the falls is located about fifteen minutes from the village of St. Peter's – about five minutes on the main highway and another ten minutes along a side road that eventually switches from pavement to gravel. Almost everyone else in the group had hiked Oban before so they knew what to expect. I was told two things before we arrived; 1) the trail would be wet and muddy due to recent rains and 2) a friendly dog who lives in the home near the trail would be joining us. Apparently she thinks it is her duty to guide hikers along that trail that she knows so well.
Although the trail was a bit difficult, it wasn't too long and soon we found ourselves at the top of the falls looking down a cliff. Upon closer inspection, I saw that there was a rope lying close to the ground and it was tried around trees all the way down to the bottom. One by one, others in the group began the descent. I wasn't expecting any climbing to be involved in this hike and I debated for about thirty seconds whether I should attempt that slippery, muddy, dangerous looking descent. As usual, I erred on the side of danger, excitement and the prospect of trying something new. I grabbed the rope and carefully descended. It wasn't dangerous at all except for that one tree that was attached to the rope but not quite attached to the ground.
Going up the rope was a little harder than going down. Once we all made it back to the top, we took a little detour to a nearby lake that was in the area. No one seemed to know the name of this lake but agreed that it's most likely called Oban Lake, which would make sense. We had to leave the main trail and trudge through a swampy area in order to access the lake. It's a good thing everyone else had a good sense of direction because I would've never found my way back to that trail! On the way back, we made another little detour to the top of the falls and hiked along the river for a bit.
The sun was starting to descend in the sky as we reached that old rickety bridge and made our way through that puddle-laden section of trail and back to our vehicles.


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River Paddling Excursion - History of the Red River
- Date: 07/18/2018 6:00 pm
- Location: Hjemkomst Landing
202 1st Ave N
Moorhead, Minnesota 56560
Learn about the historic sites including the steamboat landing and remnants from the riverfront saloons as Mark Peihl from the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County talks about the History of the Red River.
All skill levels are invited. Each excursion begins at 6 pm with the basics of canoeing and kayaking. Please arrive at 5:30 pm.
$10/person if you bring a vessel; $15/person for canoe/kayak rentals; ages 5 and under are free. Vessel are available on a first come, first served basis. Space is limited.
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Slightly blurry logos (not just because of the 2K resolution I think) but pretty good livery overall.
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Pure epicness!
I was waiting to see how quickly someone would make this livery and i was not disappointing. The quality of your skin is absolutely top notch. Have you thought about making a 2015 Bathurst 12 hour varient?
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Thomas Paine Quotes About EarthQuotes about: Earth
Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods. It would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as Freedom should not be highly rated. Britain, with an army to enforce her tyranny, has declared that she has a right (not only to tax) but "to bind us in all cases whatsoever," and if being bound in that manner, is not slavery, then is there not such a thing as slavery upon earth. Even the expression is impious, for so unlimited a power can belong only to God.
Had the news of salvation by Jesus Christ been inscribed on the face of the sun and the moon, in characters that all nations would have understood, the whole earth had known it in twenty-four hours, and all nations would have believed it; whereas, though it is now almost two thousand years since, as they tell us, Christ came upon earth, not a twentieth part of the people of the earth know anything of it, and among those who do, the wiser part do not believe it.
The Creation speaks a universal language, independent of human speech or human language, multiplied and various as they be. It is an ever-existing original, which every man can read. It cannot be forged; it cannot be counterfeited; it cannot be lost; it cannot be altered; it cannot be suppressed. It does not depend upon the will of man whether it shall be published or not; it publishes itself from one end of the earth to the other. It preaches to all nations and to all worlds; and this Word of God reveals to man all that is necessary for man to know of God.
The earth, in its natural, uncultivated state was, and ever would have continued to be, the common property of the human race." As the land gets cultivated, "it is the value of the improvement, only, and not the earth itself, that is in individual property. Every proprietor, therefore, of cultivated lands, owes to the community a ground-rent..to every person, rich or poor...because it is in lieu of the natural inheritance, which, as a right, belongs to every man, over and above the property he may have created, or inherited from those who did
The Almighty Lecturer, by displaying the principles of science in the structure of the universe, has invited man to study and to imitation. It is as if He has said to the inhabitants of this globe that we call ours, "I have made an earth for man to dwell upon, and I have rendered the starry heavens visible, to teach him science and the arts. He can now provide for his own comfort, and learn from my munificence to all to be kind to each other.
As to the Christian system of faith, it appears to me as a species of Atheism — a sort of religious denial of God. It professes to believe in a man rather than in God. It is a compound made up chiefly of Manism with but little Deism, and is as near to Atheism as twilight is to darkness. It introduces between man and his Maker an opaque body, which it calls a Redeemer, as the moon introduces her opaque self between the earth and the sun, and it produces by this means a religious, or an irreligious, eclipse of light. It has put the whole orbit of reason into shade.
Cultivation is at least one of the greatest natural improvements ever made by human invention. It has given to created earth a tenfold value. But the landed monopoly that began with it has produced the greatest evil. It has dispossessed more than half the inhabitants of every nation of their natural inheritance, without providing for them, as ought to have been done, an indemnification for that loss, and has thereby created a species of poverty and wretchedness that did not exist before.
Thomas Paine
- Born: February 9, 1737
- Died: June 8, 1809
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A guide to enjoying Ireland despite having Food Allergies and/or Intolerances
June 16, 2011
What's in Your Food? – Reading & Deciphering Food Labels, Ingredients & Allergens
EU Legislation requires the 14 known foods to cause allergies to be labeled clearly on any product (including alcoholic drinks) with which they are intended ingredients. The foods/substances are:
- Cereals Containing Gluten (i.e. Wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats, Spelt,Kamut or their hybridized strains) and products thereof, except: Wheat-Based Glucose Syrups including Dextrose; Wheat-Based Maltodextrins; Glucose Syrups based on Barley; Cereal used for making Distillates or Ethyl Alcohol or agricultural origin for Spirit Drinks and other Alcoholic beverages
- Crustaceans and products thereof
- Eggs and products thereof
- Fish and products thereof, except: Fish Gelatine used for vitamin or carotenoid preparations; Fish Gelatine or Isinglass used as fining agent in beer and wine.
- Peanuts and products thereof
- Soybeans and products thereof except: Fully Refined Soybean Oil and Fat; Natural Mixed Tocopherols (E306), Natural D-alpha Tocopherol Acetate, Natural D-alpha Tocopherol Succinate from soybean sources; Vegetable Oils derived Phytosterols and Phytosterol Esters from soybean sources; Plant Stanol Ester produced from Vegetable Oil Sterols from soybean sources
- Milk and Dairy products including Lactose, except: Whey used for making distillates or ethyl alcohol of agricultural origin for spirit drinks and other alcoholic beverages; Lactitol
- Nuts i.e. Almonds, Hazelnuts, Walnuts, Cashews, Pecan nuts, Brazil nuts, Pistachio nuts, Macadamia nuts and Queensland nuts, and products thereof, except: Nuts used for making distillates or ethyl alcohol of agricultural origin for spirit drinks and other alcoholic beverages.
- Celery and products thereof
- Mustard and products thereof
- Sesame Seeds and products thereof
- Sulphur Dioxide and Sulphites at concentrations of more than 10mg/kg or 10mg/litre expressed as SO2.
- Lupin and products thereof
- Molluscs and products thereof
Note: The above list has been extracted from the Official Journal of the European Union
This means that 'unintended' ingredients which might come in contact with the food product through cross-contamination are not required to bare warnings but often do out of either generosity or self-protection of the manufacturer. However, these additional warnings can sometimes come across as vague and have been known to cause confusion.
The most common Allergy Warnings state that a product:
Contains...: This is the awesome food allergy warning. No matter what the ingredient list says or what you think it says, you can be sure that the culprit allergen is somewhere inside. Therefore, it is essential that you do not consume this product.
May Contain...: This one causes the most confusion. It could really mean anything. I see this warning more as a 'self-protection' statement rather than being helpful. Fact is that the food substance in question might be present, albeit unintentionally, and it is therefore up to your own risk taking nature if you choose to consume the product or not. However, if I had severe allergic reactions to my problem foods I would definitely be steering clear because tests have most likely proven some percentage of risk.
Produced on a Line that uses...: I interpret this warning as being highly likely to contain trace elements of the food allergen in question. It's like being allergic to milk and cooking in a pan which just fried butter but hasn't been washed properly, if washed at all. I wouldn't eat the food if I saw it happen in my kitchen. I see this as a big risk.
Produced in a Factory that uses...: I interpret this warning as similar to 'May Contain...' It is impossible to know the true risk without being familiar with the factory. If you have severe allergies or extremely sensitive allergies which react to vapours and/or airborne particles I would avoid these products. Personally, I do frequently take chances on 'Made in a Factory...' warnings but I must stress that it is a personal choice that should be made according to the severity of your own reactions.
Regardless of the interpreted definition of the warning statements above it is extremely important to remember the intended purpose of the warning: Whether your food allergies are severe or not there is definitely going to be a chance that the allergen in question will be present in the product. After that it is solely up to you, the consumer, to decide if you want to take the gamble.
Note: if you are presently in the middle of an elimination diet I would strongly advise avoiding any product which might contain the substance you are eliminating in any shape or form of warning until you have completed the elimination and re-introduction process.
Below are some links that you might find helpful...
- For a list of ingredients and potential products to avoid for Milk/Dairy, Wheat, Yeast, Egg and Gluten free diets see my Thou-Shalt-Not page located on the bar under the title banner
- Some guidelines and suggestions on foods to avoid and foods to substitute with for Eggs, Milk, Nut/Peanut, Fish/Shellfish, Lactose and Wheat (Coeliac condition) free diets: www.safefood.eu/en/Home/Consumer/Understanding-Food/Food-Allergies/Individual-Food-Allergies/?gclid=CJKylYfWtakCFQRqfAodYGmrMg
- A short but interesting article on Food Labelling, what's actually inside and the facts of health claims about Sugar, Salt, Fat, Calories and Cholesterol: www.fitbug.com/uk.articles,207
- Frequently Asked Questions on the Food Labelling website: www.eufic.org/article/en/health-and-lifestyle/food-allergy-intolerance/artid/Food-labelling-A-wealth-of-information-for-consumers/?viewall=faq and frequently Asked Questions on the Food Safety Authority of Ireland website: www.fasi.ie/faq/allergens.html
- Some dull PDF reading on Food Labelling in Ireland from 2002: www.lenus.ie/hse/bitstream/10147/44815/1/6372.pdf
- Some equally dull but informative PDF reading issued by 'Safe Food' intended as guidance for the Catering Industry (good may contain section): www.safefood.eu/Global/Professional/Safefood%20Food%20Allergy%20and%20Intolerance%20Catering%20Guide.pdf?epslanguage=en
- Announcement of the new Text and Email service relating to the presence of common food allergens: www.irishhealth.com/article.html?id=16782
- An interesting excerpt from a report on Labelling, Wheat Starch and Cross-Contamination posted on the Coeliac Society of Ireland discussion board: www.coeliac.ie/webboards/viewtopic.php?t=2900&sid=b95e4d494b33b8e5fad3d4188989493b
This information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice or for the care that you receive from your doctor or other health professionals.
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Saturday, 18 February 2012
Free Download: Trim - Bandoolou
One of the few MCs who has maintained a consistent trajectory in grime, Trim is known for his innovative flows and interesting beat selection. Following up from his recent, and celebrated, appearance on Damu's debut album, this ten-track release forms a medial point between Trim's experimental choice of beats and his roots in the original grime sound, as a former member of Roll Deep.
With beats from upfront grime producers such as Rude Kid and Teddy Music (aka Silencer) alongside producers, notably Harmonic 313, less likely to be seen credited on a grime mixtape, Bandoolou is more engaging than most.
Download: Trim - Bandoolou
1. Intro
2. No For An Answer
3. Hate Me (feat. Obese, Nico Lindsay & Careless)
5. Freestyle (feat. Nico Lindsay)
6. Lord Of Lords (feat. Riko)
7. War Mode (feat. Scorcher)
8. Bandoolou (feat. Obese, Nico Lindsay & Careless)
9. Motto Freestyle
10. Bar So Hard
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Labels: Damu, Free Download, Grime, Harmonic 313, Roll Deep, Rude Kid, Silencer, Teddy Music, Trim
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Kid - Simon Armitage
Breaking poems into bite sized chunks to jog your memory :)
- Created by: Emma
- Created on: 21-05-11 14:53
Kid is about Batman and Robin. They are also father and son. It describes how you think people are amazing and brilliant when you are younger, but when you grow up, you realise they are not so great as you first thought.
When it says ''he was like a father to me' rumour' he makes it sound like his dad is rubbish, and no father is as good as they seem although everyone says that.
He says 'I'm not playing ball boy any longer' suggesting that he made him do stuff, and he did it. Now he realised it wasn't important and he was being used!
'I'm taller, harder, stronger, older' shows that now he has realised what his father did and that he's better now.
Where it says 'it makes a marcellous picture', it shows that he might look big, strong and brave but in the inside, he is not.
'now I'm the real boy wonder' shows that he's the new Batman, and he's better and stronger. The old Batman was a 'baby' and 'stewing over chicken giblets'!


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A recurring trait of Faerie is the altered passage of time, and in this story, the little girl who wanders across its borders returns to a family she does not recognize. There is usually a sense of bereavement--that is, sadness and loss--and the person is deeply changed.
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"Such wise children do not grow to age," says the child's grandmother, who has no knowledge of her enchanted origin, "they are too good for this world; the child, besides, is beautiful beyond nature, and will never find its proper place on Earth."
Though Faerie is dangerous, the peril that resonates most deeply is the dissatisfaction for the world upon one's return. At its essence, the longing-for-something-that-is-lost is universal. Fairy stories offer us a glimpse into that which we are missing. The best ones go a step further and attempt to communicate the missing itself.
The Elves is pretty good for that. Enjoy.
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By Dustin Rowles | Film | April 13, 2007 |
Well, at least one part of the goddamn title is right: It is motherfucking slow, like a Tim Wakefield knuckleball that you wait all day for, only by the time it arrives at home plate, you've walked back into the dugout, slapped some asses, made love to your wife, and read the complete works of Dostoyevsky and you still have time to do a few bench presses, cork your bat, take a few practice swings and read this entire sentence before popping out in the infield. If only Slow Burn were as fascinating as a rally-killing, inning-ending bloop to the second baseman. Indeed, the only interesting detail about the goddamn film is that it sat on the shelf for four years (but for a screening at 2005's Toronto Film Festival), which means, at least, that Slow Burn offers a weirdly jarring glimpse of a still-skinny Ray Liotta and suggests, by drawing a simple comparison, that the man has gobbled down his fair share of cheeseburgers and Botox in the intervening years.
And it takes about ten minutes before you realize why it sat on the shelf for so long: It's clear that Lionsgate had hoped, by offering an additional few years, that audiences would completely forget about The Usual Suspects and that Wayne Beach (The Art of War, Murder at 1600) might be able to pass this plagiaristic swill off as his own. Though it may say "Wayne Beach" on the credits, it's abundantly clear that he took nearly every single goddamn plot point from Christopher McQuarrie's Suspects' script, though you do have to give the man some credit for: 1) the Anne Coulter-sized testicles it takes to call Slow Burn an original piece of work with something akin to a straight face; and 2) boiling out everything that was great about Bryan Singer's flick and leaving only the hardened, stultifying remnants of Suspects and then jamming them into your gingivitis-wrecked gums with all the subtlety of Tanz-Metall.
Ford Cole (Liotta) is a district attorney with a shitty name running for mayor. He is in a tight race that necessitates he hunt down and imprison the film's Keyser Soze, the unidentified drug-dealing, gang-leading cartel-running gazillionaire Danny Luden. Cole says smart things like, "The first rule of the courtroom is never to ask a question you don't know the answer to," nevermind that Beach doesn't know the first goddamn rule of scriptwriting: Don't steal courtroom cliches from old episodes of Matlock, you dumb shit. At any rate, Cole is tasked with identifying which of the series of suspects is Luden (though for the spoilerphobes playing at home, let's not rule him out all together, either) and he has until 5 a.m. to do so before something really bad happens. And by "really bad," I mean insanely predictable. And the only decent clue he has to go on is the fact that he knows Luder is a fan of "Friends." (That's not a joke — initially, that is his only clue.)
And here are your suspects:
Suspect #1: Nora Timmer (Jolene Blalock) is an assistant D.A. working under Cole, in both the professional and biblical sense. She's been picked up and brought in for suspicion of murder. She killed Isaac Duperde (Mekhi Phifer), though she's claiming that he raped her and she shot him in self defense. ("His blood. It was on my face. I tasted it.") Timmer's ambiguous skin-color ("she's a shadow") also plays central to the plotline (the old biracial herring); she claims to be black, but others insist that "nobody in her family looks darker than Celine Dion after a bad day at the beach," and that "the closest she's been to Africa is Whitney Houston's greatest hits." Ha!
Suspect #2: We also have Luther Pinks (James Todd Smith, who most of you know as LL Cool J). Pinks is a friend/co-worker of Isaac and claims that Nora Timmer actually seduced Isaac with the intention of using him to ID Danny Luder and later killed him when she got what she needed. Fun Fact: Pinks has a short in his brain, so that everything smells like food to him. So, for instance, at one point Timmer "smelled like a tangerine. Ripe and ready to be peeled," while at another, "She smelled like mashed potatoes, and everyone wanted to be the gravy." Culinary imagery. It's hard to beat that. Did Pinks do it? Well, I think if you look at the production photo (above) that the studio offered, you might be able to guess that he's not who he says he is.
Suspect #3: Fisher Steven is also in Slow Burn. He looked like complete shit four years ago, so I'd almost hate to see what he looks like now. "Number Five is Alive!" It's hard to say the same for Stevens.
Suspect #4: There is also Jeffrey Sykes (Taye Diggs), who Timmer sprung from prison earlier in the day for reasons that aren't entirely clear, though it is apparent that Sykes can finger Luder and is willing to do so in an effort not to go to prison. Or maybe he is Luder and he is only claiming to be able to identify him. Or maybe he's going to identify himself and put a bullet in his own brain. Or maybe, just maybe I'd like a donut right now. One of those new Berry Berry donuts I've heard about at Dunkin. 330 deliciously empty calories. Hmmmm. If I left right now, I could probably get back in time for … oh shit, sorry. Where was I?
Suspect #5 Oh yeah, the other suspect. It's just some reporter (Chiwetel Ejiofor) sitting around the police station and listening in on all the other stories, asking the occasional question, and keeping out of the way. He's barely even there. Hardly worth mentioning.
So, who do you think did it? Guess again. Nope. You got it right the first time.
Dustin "The Barracuda" Rowles is the publisher of Pajiba. He lives with his wife in Ithaca, New York. You may email him, or leave a comment below.
Slow Burn / Dustin Rowles


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Sunday, February 21, 2016
Christmas Card Challenge # 12 - Anything Goes.
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very cute card. I love how you colored the image. Great patterned papers. Thanks for joining us at Crafty Sentiments Designs. I hope to see you again on the next challenge! Good luck!!! PatriciaReplyDelete
Those elves are sure cute! what a fun card!ReplyDelete
Those elves are sure cute! what a fun card!ReplyDelete
Really cute Christmas card and love those elves. Thanks for sharing over at Aud Sentiments.ReplyDelete
What a fun card! Love those elves.ReplyDelete
So cute card. Thank you for joining us at Crafty Sentiments Designs.ReplyDelete
Sweet image and lovely design! Thanks so much for joining us this week in our Funday Friday challenge at Jo's Scrap Shack!!! Have a great day!ReplyDelete
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I love the image you choose...the elves are adorable! You've created such a cute card. Thanks for joining Fun~day Friday at Jo's Scrap Shack.ReplyDelete
What a cute image and fun card Monica!ReplyDelete
such a precious card with that ADFD image. everything in her store is wonderful, isn't it?!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for joining our 'Cute + A Sentiment' challenge at the Aud Sentiments blog! :)