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This is coolbert: It seems that there are three types of officers in the U.S. military.
One type could be called the "fighter". These are the men at the lower levels of command [exist also at the higher echelons too, but predominate at the lower levels]. Persons who command the combat arms platoons, companies, and battalions that actually do the fighting. These officers are most concerned with the tactics used to fight the battle they are entrusted to win. Their greatest interest is in having units that can fight and win using that proper combination of tactics, weaponry, communications, intelligence, organization, etc. When most civilians think of a military officer, they are usually thinking of a "fighter".
A second type of officer can be referred to as the "manager". Perhaps better called the logistician [the term logistician was first used by the U.S. Navy during World War Two]. But manager is the word usually bandied about in military circles, so I use that term here.
The manager is usually categorized as a staff officer who is concerned with the beans and bullets aspect of the military. And this is of paramount importance to the U.S. military in particular. Of all militaries in the world, the U.S. military is the one that is most concerned with fighting a war thousands of miles from it's home base. Overseas. Sometimes on the other side of the world. To fight a war, say in Iraq, you first have to move the troops to the site of the combat, and then sustain that force of troops and the scene of the fighting for sometimes years. As was done in Vietnam.
The managers job is to provide the troops with all the necessary impedimenta required by a modern military. This impedimenta is usually called "supplies", but is much more complicated than just food and ammunition. Supplies for the modern military includes all resources which are expended and must be replaced during the course of normal military actions. Runs the gamut from petroleum to sheets of paper.
A constant flow of supplies must be maintained to keep a modern military going. A constant flow that is the task of the manager. Procurement, shipping, transshipping, further shipping, and allocation is all the job of the manager, at various levels of command. In this sense the manager very closely resembles the business supervisor, the logistics operation being run on the same principles as a business would be run. Many managers DO have business management degrees for this reason.
The third type of officer to be found in the U.S. military can best be described as the "perfumed prince" [this the term being applied by David Hackworth].
A senior officer who operates in a sphere that is quite often not military. Operates at the political level. Acts as an advisor to the civilian elected officials that command the military at the highest level under our democratic system. The "perfumed prince" understands the geo-political ramifications of proposed military actions and advises what course of action is proper and warranted. What are the positives and negatives. The "perfumed prince" when acting in a capacity overseas as a senior commander has to be able to understand the foreign culture and history and be adept at interpersonal relationships with the leaders of foreign nations. May have to command or act in concert with the militaries of foreign nations as well.
Such officers often are prepared decades in advance for such assignments. Persons such as Wesley Clark. West Point grad, Rhodes Scholar, White House intern, staff and war college grad, etc. All this prepares the "perfumed prince" for assignment at the highest levels of command. Levels of command where abilities and skills not usually associated with a military man are needed to act effectively.
In the modern U.S. military, all three types of officers are a MUST. We must have a military that has fighters, managers, and "perfumed princes". If we are weak in any of the three officer "types", our entire military will be weak.

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There are still about a half-dozen native, old-time families left in Lindsay, a town first settled by Irishmen. Five Connelly brothers emigrated to Nebraska from Ontario, Canada, and named the town after their hometown there.
The Lindsay post office was established December 14, 1874. Mail was delivered by a horse-drawn dray wagon for years before the Chicago & North Western Railway's early morning and evening mail trains ran through town. At the present time, Lindsay is a second class office with one regular and one intermediate rural route with two carriers.
The town of Lindsay was laid out in November, 1886. It grew so quickly that the Platte County Board of Supervisors approved a petition for incorporating Lindsay as a village by March 1888.
Early churches included St.Bernard's Catholic, St. John Nepomucene Catholic, and a Methodist Church. Holy Family Catholic, established in 1895, is the only church in the town proper at this time. The parish has over 300 families, and supports a parochial K-12 school facility with approximately 200 students. A number of other churches serve the residents of the community: St.Ansgars Lutheran, Looking Glass Methodist, Salem Lutheran, and Palestine Baptist.
Marking its peak population in 1920 of nearly 500, Lindsay is still a thriving community of nearly 400. Its trading center has all the essentials for everyday living -- a bank, a grocery/variety store, a grain elevator, gas station, beauty shops, a locker, a feed/produce store, and a blacksmith/welding shop. Other businesses include: insurance, construction, plumbing/heating, a restaurant, a couple of places to gather with friends, and a liquor/sundries store.
The largest business by far is Lindsay Manufacturing Company. This world-wide supplier of automatic irrigation equipment employs approximately 500 people from Lindsay and the surrounding area. In recent years, several new housing developments have given Lindsay a new look.
Town spirit is high in the community, bringing people together for many activities. Baseball and Little League games are well attended at the newly-lighted ball park. The Holy Family Bulldogs play their football games there, too. The park also boasts a tennis court, two picnic shelters, and there is modern playground equipment for children. Across the road from the park is where the fishermen gather. "Preuss' Puddle," a small man-made lake, has been stocked for their enjoyment.
The Lindsay community applauds the fire department and rescue unit personnel, who perform quickly and efficiently in times of need. Other organizations formed for the betterment of the town include the Ladies' Improvement Club, the Community Club, a Legion club and auxiliary, and several 4-H clubs.
In 1988 Lindsay celebrated its centennial with a full year of activities, which included an old-time dance and a style show of by-gone days. A video tape was made of the historical pageant, which included stories of the early settlers, their trials and hardships, the businesses, schools, and churches up to, and including, present times. A history book was compiled, which also included individual family histories -- a true keepsake.
So where is this great little town? Ask anyone! They will say, "Lindsay is right here where its always been. We, who live here, love it."
"Where its always been," is in the far northwest corner of Platte County, on Highway 91, 12 miles west of the junction with Highway 81. Lindsay is a friendly town, worth visiting.
By Irene O'Brien, Columbus, and Bonnie Hagemann, Box 18B, Lindsay, NE 68644.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: The Franciscans of Nebraska , Platte County of Nebraska, by Margaret Curry; Past & Present of Plate County Nebraska , by Phillips; "Hardy's Salute," by Irene O'Brien; and the Lindsay Centennial Book , 1988.


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Besides having the opportunity to rummage vintage stock, there's roast dinners next door, lots of booze (but none of it for free, who do you think we are?) and the chance to lounge around on sofas and socialise. It's the perfect way to lounge around on a Sunday bank holiday weekend.
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I've been itching to try out my new Round Sentiments stamp set from SP&Company, and this week's Moxie Fab Tuesday Trigger was a perfect inspiration. I paired it with the lovely sketch at Taylored Expressions, and am please with how it turned out. Pretty simple, right? At least for me.
All the Moxie Fab entries are beautiful, but I wanted to point out this creative shaped card by Leigh Ann Baird. Isn't it so wonderful?! Definitely scrapliftable. Also, you can view all the Taylored Expressions sketch entries at Splitcoaststampers.
And Sandra, thank you again for the flowers!
Moxie Fab Tuesday Trigger: Rainbow Bright
Taylored Expressions Sketch Challenge #140
Stamps: Round Sentiments I and For Every Woman sets by SP & Company, message plate by the Paper Co.
Paper: Hammermill, Recollections (kraft)
Tools: Marvy heat tool, Marvy corner punch, Martha Stewart border & corner punch
Other: ZipDry, Stampendous embossing powder, bakers twine by House of Three
Inks: Memento, CraftSmart, Stampin' Up (thank you Dymonz!!!)
Copics: BG15, BG10, E50
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Hiya. This is lovely and so fresh looking, what a beautiful card. Happy crafting.ReplyDelete
With love, Sandra xxx
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Love this layout - and the rainbow twine, too awesome :)ReplyDelete
Hey Christina! Thanks for linking this up to this week's Tuesday Trigger in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)ReplyDelete
Thank you for taking the time to leave a message. I truly appreciate it, and I will enjoy hopping over to your blog as well.
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This post showcases a video of Southern University Dancing Dolls vs ASU Stingettes "FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS" 2015. This post also includes selected comments from that video's discussion thread that include a number of the HBCU majorette dance line terms are listed in this pancocojams post: http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2016/08/hbcu-majorette-dance-line-terms.html HBCU Majorette Dance Line Terms.
The content of this post is presented for cultural, entertainment, and aesthetic purposes.
All copyrights remain with their owners.
Thanks to the Southern University Dancing Dolls and the Alabama State University Stingettes for their performances. Thanks to all those who have been or are now involved in HBCU majorette dance lines. Thanks also to all those who are quoted in this post and thanks to the producer and publisher of this video on YouTube.
SHOWCASE VIDEO: Southern University Dancing Dolls vs ASU Stingettes "FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS" 2015
Marvin Price, Published on Oct 12, 2015
I Apoligize in advance for the side angle on the Stingettes. We started out in front, but the ASU Hornets Head band director made one of our team members move to the side. Still Pretty good footage nevertheless. Hope you all enjoy! This video was filmed by @gvdess_x and @DrPrice_IsRight
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These comments are given in relative chronological order, with the oldest dated comments given first, except for responses. However, these comments may not be in consecutive order.
I've assigned numbers for referencing purposes only.
WARNING: As is the case with a number of YouTube discussion threads, a number of comments in this discussion thread contain profanity, what is known as the "n word", and/or examples of sexually explicit language. None of those comments are included below.
Explanation of the abbreviations:
HBCU = Historically Black Colleges And Universities
SU - Southern University Dancing Dolls (also referred to as "the dolls")
ASU - Alabama State University Stingettes
1. Keyonna Baker
"Both teams did well man! this was a true battle!"
2. AriesBoy1988
"These stingettes are the baddest squad/danceline in the HBCU this yr...That Asia is evolving these girls into something that have never been before.....There are the #1 HBCU danceline this yr while those Jsettes and Alabama A&M Divas are coming in the top 3 baddest dancelines this yr.......Sorry SU dancin dolls but I'm just not really feeling you all this yr and think yall come in as #4 because yall are becoming boring and predictable."
3. arbary williams
"+AriesBoy1988 These ladies aren't out to battle each other. They're their for entertainment and entertainment purposes ONLY. And ranking these squads doesn't define what they do from week to week. All of these squads brings something different that's unique."
"+arbary williams I agree with you, can't place the dolls or stingettes in any category because they both have their own unique styles., dolls never battle. No need to."
5. mybro7279 months ago
"Ok let me clear this up right now! The Stingettes aren't #1 because they bend over and grind. The Dancing Dolls (whom I love) also bend over and grind, that's pretty much all the Dolls do. The Stingettes are #1 because of their creativity, ability to perform outside of the ordinary HBCU Dance box, and their unmatched swagger and sex appeal. The Stingettes are trendsetters; REFRESHING, creative, classy, sexy and sassy."
6. arbary williams
"+mybro727 If the Stingettes are "number 1" then you can make an argument for the Dolls, J-settes, Black Foxes, Orchesis, Golden Delight, Golden Girls, and etc. because all the stuff you listed is what the majority of what all HBCU squads do on a week to week basis. Therefore I don't believe you can't put or give a ranking for any squad because it really takes away from what these women do and that's ENTERTAIN! I'm pretty sure all these squads respect each other craft on and off the field. So at the end of the day just RESPECT what all these women do."
7. mybro727
"+arbary williams by no means am I trying to take anything away from any other danceline. I love my Dolls, I like Golden Delight and I even think the Jsettes, GG's, Orchesis, Black Foxes and 14K are entertaining squads. When I say the Stingettes are #1 it's because TO ME they are. No other can keep ME on the edge of my seat the way they do. They're MY preference. My point is it was unnecessary to call Aries a punk and then try to discredit his judgment by stating what you THINK his reasons are for the Stingettes being "#1" (his preference). That was silly and it was also senseless because ultimately the Dolls bend over and grind too! I personally have love for all HBCU dancelines but don't come for the Stingettes!!"
8. Tee Jack2000
"No dance team in the swac needs to be ranked period because at the end of the day, they do a damn good job each week. We as fans should be thankful these girls do what they do. I won't rank them, but i mean Swac Dancers RUN the HBCU dance world & thats not up for debate"
9. Bdot Ebony
"why the dolls dont buck like the other dance teams......i live their style tho"
10. RebelKidd504
" "To become a Dancing Doll you must display great dancing techniques (ballet, jazz and modern dance), as well as be a beautiful, graceful woman with a super personality," "
11. RebelKidd504
"Dancing Dolls dates back to 1969, the were the first HBU dance line to form. Back when SU was once in New Orleans and when at a Time in period when ladies were more poised, graceful, and sexy without looking for attention. Dancing Dolls are all about that grace, jazz, ballet, modern dance, beauty, and respect. The women before them kept that legacy going and the girls whom came after had and has to keep it up as well... So when they dance you will see real seductive and soft movement drawing an awe eye dazzling crowd bc how they move. It wasn't until the later teams came after... And started forming their own identity is when bucking came into play JSU TSU ..... That's what makes them unique they do what no other teams has failed to do keep it sexy soft gentle poised and eye catching you will never ever see a doll or dolls buck... It's not their style"
12. Keandre Wilcox
"Man kayla is still giving me CAPTAIN ! Girl you better slay 😍😍😍"
In this game Kayla Pittman (KP) was the captain of Southern University Dancing Dolls. However, for some reason, she was suspended for two games and performed behind the co-captain Conner in this game.
13. Patricia August
"connor throws the perfect counts"
Connor was the co-captain of the Dancing Dolls and led that dance line during the captain's suspension. "Leading the dance team" means that she was the one who threw the counts.
14. Jasmine Patterson
"I hate all the tension in this video with the dolls. all the old heads look irritated with Kayla but she's doing what captains do. take control and make sure their team looks good they know they're against the stingettes and everyone is watching. they want her help but at the same time don't (in my opinion). but either way the [icon of a crown] is back"
15. V Darnell
"Best Battle of the Season DOLLS vs. STING is always a delight!"
16. Kory Kent
"Stingettes far surpassed the Dolls in synchronization, cleanliness and POWER. Considering their counts were more complicated and faster, the fact that they did it all in sync should be a damn wake up call to the Dolls to step it up. Their counts are easier, slower and they still weren't fully synchronized. In addition, I know "high-energy" isn't their style, but SOME energy would be nice. Stingettes won."
17. Jss Pss
"Stingettes won ... more new count, better uniforms, better look, and they didn't repeat counts more than the Dolls"
18. kolby935
"yall must not know asia well. lets not do it everyone knows the stingettes just murdered the dolls! stingettes are high energy, technique, real dance, and all in synch. Stingettes are a combination of many types of dance not just one. Basic dolls, im sleep. they have good field shows though i give them that."
In this video, Asia Martin was the captain of the Stingettes.
19. Keith Rogers
"I'm sorry but my Dolls definitely won this. Idk what people see in the Stingettes their counts always look so stiff looking lmao. Plus they remind of the Jsettes. And someone said the Stingettes uniform look better but it's like the exact same version of the dancing dolls version of one of their uniforms that's silver with gold lining lol. The Dolls are the best hbcu band their performing at NFl games, Super Bowls, and even marched mayweather in with his fight against pacqiou 😭. Hell Southern University got paid 700,000 to perform at UGA halftime which is the top school in Georgia and also PWI(Predominantly white institute). Just saying Southern is going places other than just going against college bands lmao 😭"
20. darkinetix, 2016
"+Keith Rogers I loooooves me some Dolls... and maybe this video doesn't really reveal (I haven't watched in full yet) but the Stingettes have definitely been killing the stands in 2015 across the board. No contest. And again, I'm an avid Doll fan. It's a very slight advantage, but I'd still rank them higher than the Dolls as far as entertainment value.
The Dolls get more work in things like the Super Bowl and performing for PWIs because they're what white people would say is "classically beautiful" for black women, and their moves aren't as "raunchy" or "ghetto" to them... it's a matter of respectability politics ultimately. Not saying they don't deserve it whatsoever, because they absolutely do, but we can't ignore the truth. Dolls will always be the safest bet for the world outside of HBCUs."
21. coco butta
"Though su's captain gives second row face and body and not captain swag that count at 7:15 is the business. I love it. Asia and her girls still have too much precision to be touched by the dolls. Two epic teams tho"
For greater reading clarity, a comma should be placed after the word "swag". The commenter id dissin Southern captain by saying that she has second row face and body, but praising the count that she did at &:15 in this video.
22. malatrex, 2016
" "Second row face and body". #deadandgone"
23. Nathan Peo
"It's almost impossible to compare the two squads because of they have their own styles. I can't call it but they both clearly excel at what they do. Especially the captain of the Stingettes. I haven't seen an ASU captain with that much fire and personality since Victoria Betts (09)."
24. Angela Duah
"STINGETTES ARE THE BEST.. the Dolls are good at what they do but they were not as together as the Stingettes, their techniques were too soft, no passion, and somehow make them boring to watch after a while. The stingettes dances like its LIFE their energy is off the roof, they keep you engage in their performance"
25. RebelKidd504
"No passion grace is not having not passion? Cleanliness is not having passion? Have technic is boring. Every dance team does not have to buck or pop that coochie yo. Lol we boring cause we keep it clean short and sexy. But yet acknowledged by Beyoncé even get her counts from the dancing dolls, acknowledged by Madonna as the best, Nicki Minaj thinks there great and celebs like Brandy, kamp K, keke Palmer, Nicole Murphy, T.I come just see them. I'm not understanding but I understanding the hate is real but the stingettes are great and has come long way but still has some growing
That's like y'all comparing Beyoncé to Keri Hillson lmfao"
"+Angela Duah Can't compare the two teams, SU have designed a traditional program around the Dolls that work for them, the Dolls dance that SU tradition. the ASU Stingettes and most HBCU dance teams dance more hip hop. I personally hope that SU Dolls never change from their tradition. The Dolls and Stingettes did a good job. Much love to all HBCU's."
27. Demetrius Hickerson
"The Stingettes ate this. Both teams are phenomal and you may prefer a softer style of dance but me personally, I have to give it to the Stingettes because they can give me softer moves when needed but they can buck out as well. They brought new counts and new ripples. They executed well in the stands, no doubt about it. They just give me more as far as CREATIVITY and ENTERTAINMENT. Dolls on the other hand have great counts and are always in sync but I just want MORE from them but it's not in their style to give more. They perform the count and sit and look pretty."
"The Stingettes ate this" means that (in the writer's opinion) they won the dance line battle since they devoured the competing dance line..
28. Chris Bob
"the su dolls always do it big especially for the homecoming parade no other squad could come close to the excellence that the dolls have been doing since I was a kid and the dolls uniforms always make them stand out to me"
29. Waylon Vines
"the dolls and the juke try to out do the year before, they dont compete against others"
"Juke" - a clip of Southern University's band name "The Human Jukebox"
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"Speak speak son let them know cause everybody compete against them when southern is always trying to find a way to out beat themselves"
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"I love both teams but Stingettes takes the win because their dancing seems more clean. KP should've led and I think she'll be a better competitor against Asia. But in regards to sound, Southern is better. I'm an ASU fan but I'm always excited to go to the game when they play Southern just for the band."
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"I'm not understanding y'all definition of clean lol I got to watch this again cause the stingettes did great but counts are crammed up like they were trying to over do the dolls but still threw out some damn good counts but I think much wilder counts than the dolls doll counts are soft and controlled"
"Great Job SU Dolls and ASU Stingettes, both represent HBCU's well."
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Also Known as. Soya nuggets, soy chunks, soy nuggets, nutri or nutrela.They look like meat, but are 100% vegetarian & is a great meat alternative. It is a great source of protein & come with the added benefits of iron and calcium. Here is very easy and healthy recipe of soya made in pressure cooker so can be ready in less than 15 minutes.
Nutrela/ Soya Nuggets- 1 cup
Peas / Matar- 1 Cup
Oil:- 2-3 tbsp
Cumin seeds:-1/2tsp
Mustard seeds:- 1/2 tsp
Onion- 1 small (chopped)
Ginger- 1 tbsp (Chopped)
Garlic-1 tbsp (Chopped)
Tomato:- 1 medium (chopped)
Salt as per taste
Turmeric:- 1 tsp
Red chilli powder:- 1 tsp
Garam masla:- 1 tsp
Kasoori Methi powder:-1 tsp
Water - 2 Cups or as per requirement
1) Take water in small bowl & heat in microwave for 1 minute.
2) Soak the Nutrela in the hot water for 5-7 minutes.
3) Heat oil in a pressure cooker, add cumin & mustard seeds, Allow it to splutter.
4) Add ginger & garlic and fry for 1 minute.
5) Add onions and saute until golden brown in color.
6) Add tomatoes , turmeric, red chilli powder, garam masala & salt , mix well..
7) Cook until tomatoes are tender.
8) Squeeze out the water from soaked nutrela by pressing it between your hands very lightly.
10) Add nutrela, peas & kasoori methi in the tomato mixture and mix well.
11) Add enough water just to cover the Nutrela.
12) Close the lid of the cooker and let it cook on high for about 5 minutes ( or when you start hearing the sound of the steam , switch off the gas ).
13) Switch off the gas, let it sit for 5 more minutes in closed pressure cooker.
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A Law School Challenged
Legal education goes on–seven blocks from Ground Zero. Here's one professor's story. Professor Sadiq Reza was one of the dust-covered refugees on September 11.
BY MARCI ALBOHER, L Magazine, January 2002
New York Law School, which sits seven blocks from the rubble that was once the World Trade Center, will never be the same. Because of its location, everyone in the law school community has a story to tell about where they were on September 11.
Having watched the towers come down from his Battery Park City apartment, he escaped lower Manhattan, but never made it to school that day. And once he left his apartment, it would be nearly two months before he could move back home. As he tried to put his personal life back together, his professional life took on an increasing importance in a changed world.
Until that day, Professor Reza had dedicated his career to two areas: criminal law and procedure, and Middle Eastern and Islamic studies. "In one day," he says, "all the issues I was prepared to look into over the course of my career were suddenly yanked to the forefront."
With little time to prepare, he was called upon to educate the law school community on matters ranging from an analysis of the terrorist attacks under Islamic law to how the month of Ramadan relates to the study and practice of law.
The law school closed completely for two weeks; with no power, telephone service, running water, or train service, downtown had become uninhabitable and inaccessible. The day before the school reopened, the faculty held a teach-in for the law school community to share thoughts and feelings about what had happened. Professor Reza shed his professorial role that day. "I was having great difficulty being logical, analytical, and cerebral as lawyers, law professors, and law students are expected to be. I was consumed with the human dimension."
As he got back to work, Reza learned that teaching criminal law presented new challenges. "It is harder to teach and also feel grounded in the material since it is changing dramatically as we speak," says Reza.
"The daily work of keeping up is also tremendously different," says Reza. He often learns many of the developments in law enforcement the way the public does: by reading The New York Times and reports from other media outlets. He also makes sure to go to the original source materials and stays in close contact with advocacy organizations like the Council on American Islamic Relations and the ACLU. "But the students shouldn't feel the weight of that burden. My job is to distill the present agitation into meaningful concepts and policy discussion so that the students both learn from the subject matter and are provoked by it."
The war and its implications for criminal law and procedure spill over into Reza's classes on a regular basis. Recently, Reza allowed a class period to take a detour from the syllabus to discuss the news of the day: Attorney General Ashcroft's release of certain information on the number of people detained and some of the bases for their detention. He had planned to talk about the Fifth Amendment right against compulsory self-incrimination, but he says he can't imagine teaching in a way that did not allow for such spontaneous discussions. "The students are showing a huge need to work these issues out," he explains, "especially given the way our school was so profoundly and uniquely affected." Even with some parts of the syllabus rushed, he has made sure to cover the entire course, since he feels it is important for students to have an understanding of the basic doctrinal concepts.
Reza, who is an American-born Muslim of Indian heritage, now has a greater appreciation of what it might be like to be an immigrant from one of the countries whose citizens are being singled out. With all the talk about racial profiling, he jokingly says, "If the FBI or Justice Department continues to seek lists of Muslim or Middle Eastern people at schools or universities, I would certainly be on the list." But he is not worried for himself. "There have been a few strange looks on the street," he says, "but I'm not quick to attribute motives to those kind of fleeting encounters. The people I worry about are the students, cab drivers, bodega owners, and others who are vulnerable."
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12 comments:
- Simply Mel said...
Ironically, I never noticed the cushions until I came to your words...I was focused on all the great lighting/lamps!
- November 24, 2010 at 3:38 PM
- Belle Inspirations said...
Hi Jules, love your blog I am now your newest follower, I also have a new blog so please visit, I hope to inspire you and many others. I too love shiny objects and I'll have to post some shiny cushion images that'll have you soon loving them[the shiny one's anyway] Great blog!!!
- November 24, 2010 at 4:45 PM
- Kerri said...
I'm a bit partial to a nice red and blue combo too Jules, and I must admit, I totally get the whole cushion thing. Easiest way to zhush up a room in a flash! K xx
- November 24, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- brismod said...
Jules, I totally understand what you're saying - I've only just started getting into the cushion caper...
- November 24, 2010 at 7:02 PM
- Diana Mieczan said...
I am loving those cute pillows and how cool are those light above the dining table? Wish you a great day,sweetie
Ps: I am hosting a beautiful pillows GIVEAWAY later today, just in time for Christmas.
- November 24, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- David Toms said...
I love cushions, as they inject a wonderful new dimension to a room and you can have so much fun with the, not to mention the cozy factor
- November 24, 2010 at 8:56 PM
- Brandi said...
Cushions are one of those finishing touches that I feel slightly incapable of figuring out. But I like these -- they definitely add that little extra color.
- November 24, 2010 at 10:01 PM
- christine {bijouandboheme} said...
Love blue and red- I did a post about that combo last month and really enjoy the two together. Adore the first picture with the Saarinen table and great artwork.
- November 24, 2010 at 10:13 PM
- Emma at The Marion House Book said...
I din't notice the cushions either until you mentioned them. Also love the first picture - what great light fixtures.
- November 25, 2010 at 12:48 AM
- Melissa de la Fuente said...
ooh...ooh...and those light fixtures...just gorgeous! I hope you have a fantastic end to your week my friend! :)
- November 25, 2010 at 10:19 AM
- Dustjacket Attic said...
Yes these cushions are showing a respectful restraint I think! Interesting lighting in #1.
- November 25, 2010 at 5:15 PM
- Melanie said...
I LOVE the Random Pendant light in the bathroom. Such a cool idea!
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Tina Rulli
- Ph.D., Philosophy, Yale, 2011
- M.Phil., Philosophy, Yale, 2008
- M.A., Philosophy, Yale, 2006
- B.A., Philosophy and German, University of Denver, 2003 (summa cum laude)
Tina Rulli was an assistant professor in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University in 2013-2014. Prior to joining Purdue, she was a postdoctoral fellow in the Clinical Center Bioethics Department at the National Institutes of Health in . She joined the UC Davis Department of Philosophy in 2014.
Research Focus
Tina Rulli's research is in normative ethics, applied ethics, and bioethics. On the applied side, she is interested in applications of the duty to rescue and the ethics of procreation and adoption. On the normative, theoretical side, her work spans across population ethics, the demands of morality, and the possibility for moral options.
Selected Publications
- Rulli, T., & Mackay, D. The duty to rescue and investigators' obligations, Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal Vol. 27, no. 1 (2017): 71-106.
- Rulli, T. The mitochondrial replacement 'therapy' myth, Bioethics (Early View Dec 2016).
- Rulli, T. "For dog's sake, adopt!" in Pets and People: The Ethics of Our Relationships with Companion Animals, ed. Christine Overall, Oxford University Press, 2017, pp. 172-186.
- Rulli, T. The ethics of procreation and adoption, Philosophy Compass 11/6 (2016): 305-315.
- Rulli, T. What is the value of three-parent IVF? Hastings Center Report Vol. 46, Issue 4, July/August 2016:38-47.
- Rulli, T., & Worsnip, A. (2016) IIA, rationality, and the individuation of options, Philosophical Studies (173) 1: 205-221
- Rulli, T., & Wendler, D. (2015) The duty to take rescue precautions, Journal of Applied Philosophy, Early View: March 2015
- Rulli, T. (2014) Preferring a genetically-related child, Journal of Moral Philosophy, online November 2014.
- Rulli, T. (2014) The unique value of adoption, In Family Making: Contemporary Ethical Challenges, Francoise Baylis and Carolyn McLeod (Eds.), Oxford University Press.
- Rulli, T., & Millum, J. (2014) Rescuing the duty to rescue, Journal of Medical Ethics.
- Rulli, T., Emanuel, E., & Wendler, D. (2012) The moral duty to buy health insurance, Journal of the American Medical Association 308/2: 137-138.
Tina Rulli teaches courses in normative ethics and bioethics, including a large Introduction to Bioethics lecture course (PHI 015) and a smaller, discussion-focused upper division undergraduate course in Bioethics (PHI 121). Her Ethical Theories course (PHI 116) focuses on normative ethical theories—theories about right and wrong action and how to live a good life. Her past ethics graduate seminar titles include Limiting the Demands of Morality and Population Ethics.
UC Davis Institute of Social Sciences Individual Research Grant, 2015–2016


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Ms. Woodworth is a trial attorney who concentrates her practice on the defense of toxic tort claims, with an emphasis on complex mass tort litigation relating to personal injuries involving products, premises and contractor liability claims. She has been actively involved in the litigation of complex toxic tort cases throughout Illinois, Indiana and Missouri. Ms. Woodworth currently serves as local counsel in Illinois, Indiana and Missouri for several companies in asbestos litigation, and also serves as an integral part of many of the firm's national accounts.
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Successfully defended a pharmaceutical manufacturer in Kovach v. Caligor Midwest, et al, a products liability case before the Indiana Supreme Court.
Professional & Civic Involvement
- Madison County Bar Association
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Published Appellate Opinions
Reid v. Kohl's Department Stores, Inc., 545 F.3d 479 (7th Cir. 2008).
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Wednesday, 18 June 2014
Lives of poets
This is Perseus Adams. He was born in South Africa in 1933; he won the South Africa State Prize for Poetry in 1963 and took the name Perseus at the advice of his hitch-hiking friend Athol Fugard, who suggested that if he wanted to publish there were too many Peters around already.
An old friend of Perseus who lost touch with him a while back, an artist now living in Jerusalem who happens to be a Facebook friend of my wife, asked if we could trace him. The Internet has a page from a local newspaper dated 2009 that mentioned his poetry and gave his address as Hadyn Park Road, which leads off the street in which we live. (It also mentioned that his grandmother was Van Gogh's sister.) On Saturday we knocked on doors, and found some sheltered housing but there was no one at the reception desk. Going there again today, I was told that yes, Perseus had lived there, but had recently moved to a care home and they couldn't tell me which. This afternoon I found him. He showed me his poetry books (including a 1970s competition anthology: Perseus won second prize, Derek Mahon was one of the runners up); a Selected Poems was published in South Africa in 1996. He talked non-stop: about his grandfather who died at 45 in Scotland, about meeting Nelson Mandela on Robben Island, about teaching English in India and Hong Kong, about being a stowaway on the Queen Mary, about a brief spell in Wormwood Scrubs, about a woman with coloured lights in her dress, about the newly discovered planet Kepler-186, about the end of the world … He happens to be in the same care home as Sheila, the ex-bookseller I've written about before who ran a tiny bookshop in Notting Hill for 44 years. If I visit again, he wouldn't mind some croissants.
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I know this sounds really random, but i was the journalist who interviewed Mr Adams in 2009, and that was my story you came across. I wanted to ask if you have spoken to him recently, and whether he's still alive.
- 17 March 2016 at 12:35
- Amos van der Merwe said...
Interesting. I'm busy with a biography of one of his former pupils and tried to trace Perseus, too. Eventually got this back from the care facility: I regret to advise that Mr Adams died whilst living at The Chiswick Nursing Centre. He passed away peacefully on 24.11.14.
Regards, Amos.
- 15 April 2016 at 11:11
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3 Themed Guys Bedroom Ideas
As a guy, you can say that decorating your bedroom is nothing important. But, you are wrong, your bedroom is the place that supposed to be the center of creativity. You guys today have a wide assortment of themed guys bedroom ideas available. With these wide of range options to choose, you can choose what the most you like. And keep the color preferences, comfy room and interests in mind. If you looking for common themed of guys bedroom ideas, then below are 3 common theme guys bedroom for you. Keep reading…
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Here's the first theme guys bedroom ideas; into sports. Many guys play sports and this can be an easy place to begin decorating. Bedrooms need to be functional and able to hold all of a person's things. Storage is a major consideration because of this. If the young man plays sports, he probably has gear that needs to be stored. Finding stylish furniture where he can store this is important. One option is to use lockers as storage. Many places sell lockers as furniture, but it is also possible to find used lockers. Decide on a color scheme for the room with the young man. An option is to decorate the room in the colors of his favorite sports team. Also, make sure to have shelves where he can display his trophies, pictures and other sports memorabilia. Another theme that can be used is electronics.Many young men play video games, use computers, etc. so there are many avenues to take with this. Use colors like grey and orange, which evoke a contemporary, modern feeling. If a television can be put in the room, make sure there is a stylish shelving unit for all of his electronic devices (cable box, DVD player and video game console) so that they are not messily stacked on the floor.
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Peter Scolari will be featured in an all-new episode of OWN's OPRAH: WHERE ARE THEY NOW? The three-time Emmy nominee will share the ups and downs of following up early success and sustaining big show business careers once the phone stops ringing.The episode airs tonight, January 10 Friday at 8/7c on OWN.Peter Scolari will star in Bronx Bombers, a new American play written and directed by Eric Simonson. The play begins performances on Broadway starting January 10, 2014 at Circle in the Square Theater (235 West 50th Street). The official opening is February 6, 2014.Peter Scolari, last seen on Broadway as Michael Daly in Lucky Guy will take on the role of America's icon Yogi Berra. He was the co-star of the Emmy Award-winning television series "Bosom Buddies" and "Newhart." Scolari can currently be seen on HBO's "Girls." Scolari's wife Tracy Shayne will take on the role of Carmen Berra. She returns to Broadway following performances as Roxie Hart in Chicago, Cosette in Les Miserables and multiple roles in A Chorus Line.


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- Site Address: Greenvale Park Greenvale Farms Rd. Poughkeepsie, NY 12580
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Ava and I were back at the ER Friday night for croup again. Friday was Michael's birthday. I sent Daddy home to spend the evening trying to make Michael's (small family) birthday celebration as much like it would have been as possible.
Cons: Well, those are pretty obvious. First, Ava couldn't breathe and needed a steroid to calm things down. Second, it was happening on Michael's birthday.
Pros: It was a mildly interesting fact that I was spending the evening in the exact same hospital that I had been in four years earlier.
Also, it gave me a chance to really see how much progress Ava's made with her sensory issues since our last trip to the hospital (almost exactly 7 weeks ago). Wow! The difference was amazing.
Last time Ava screamed when they weighed and measured her. She screamed when they took her temperature and measured her oxygen levels. She screamed when they took her blood pressure and examined her. She screamed when taking her medicine.
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(And we were sent home without an overnight stay or breathing treatments necessary, so this trip was much more successful than the last one. Hurray for not waiting until things were absolutely critical this time.)


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It was four or five Christmases ago, Jordan Hamilton recalled, when his parents gave him a Nuggets jersey as a gift (No. 15, of course). He wore it in a family portrait, and this harbinger hangs on a wall in the Hamilton household.
Hamilton proudly showcased his new Nuggets jersey Monday. This time, it was No. 1. Prominently on the back of the jersey: HAMILTON.
The Texas product used to dream about wearing a jersey like Carmelo Anthony's. Now Hamilton has one of his own.
As Hamilton, fellow first-round draft pick Kenneth Faried and second-rounder Chu Chu Maduabum were introduced to the Denver media, Hamilton held up his Nuggets jersey while his parents dabbed their eyes from the front row.
"Today I can say I'm on the Denver Nuggets," said Hamilton, who was selected 26th overall in the NBA draft last week.
Hamilton, Faried and Maduabum arrived in Denver over the weekend. They met the staff and even went through a workout Monday. The Nuggets, after all, won't be able to coach them after the NBA's likely lockout starts Friday, so they took advantage of the rookies' availability. And this wasn't just layup drills.
During the news conference, the newcomers said all the right things about being team players and being happy they landed on the Front Range.
"I'm excited to be here, but I want to get better every day," said Faried, who will wear No. 35. "I want to hopefully become an all-star someday."
The rugged rebounder from Morehead State was drafted 22nd overall and needs no introduction on the boards. Especially at the Pepsi Center, where he helped Morehead State upset Louisville in the NCAA Tournament on March 17.
Faried had 17 rebounds and 12 points in the Eagles' 62-61 victory over the fourth-seeded Cardinals. He capped his performance that day with a game-ending blocked shot, and he was smiling Monday when he referred to the Pepsi Center as "the scene of the crime."
Because the Nuggets have yet to go through free agency, it's difficult to determine their 2011-12 roster and how much playing time their rookies will receive. But Maduabum likely will play next season overseas or in the NBA's D-League.
It's possible that Faried, 21, will have a better crack than Hamilton at cracking the rotation. Hamilton, 20, plays shooting guard and small forward. Even if free agent J.R. Smith doesn't return next season, the Nuggets have Danilo Gallinari. And the Nuggets signed restricted free agents Arron Afflalo and Wilson Chandler to qualifying offers.
Denver coach George Karl showed last season that he's not afraid to give two point guards extensive minutes together, so a Ty Lawson-Andre Miller backcourt might mean that Gallinari, Afflalo and Chandler would be vying for one slot in those situations.
Asked about Hamilton's role in the rotation as a rookie, Nuggets executive Masai Ujiri said: "I think it's unknown. He went from 10 points a game to 18 points (last season as a Texas sophomore). He's naturally a scorer, so you know he's going to bring shooting. He'll develop, but he has to grow in the game."
Hamilton is a confident player who hopes his versatility will enhance his game in the NBA.
"I definitely can rebound the ball and I think I'm an under-rated passer," said Hamilton, who was named a third-team All-American by The Associated Press last season. "Once I get better with my ball handling, I'll be a lot better player.
"And I can push the ball in transition, which I'm very good in doing and which the Denver Nuggets are good in doing too."
Faried and Hamilton are represented by agents from the Wasserman Media Group in Los Angeles, so they plan to hang out together in L.A. this summer and polish their games.
At some point — whenever the lockout ends — they will be back in Denver, ready to be NBA rookies.
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What's the concept?
This French restaurant is one of the oldest in Dubai, and it's been located in the same spot in Emirates Golf Club for nearly thirty years. It's popular with expat veterans and golf club members, and – as is to be expected of a restaurant set inside a private members club – there is a 'cliquiness' to it.
Food highlights
BBC Good Food Middle East visited during the week for the restaurant's "Gourmet Tuesday" brunch. Expect a wide range of buffet starters, along with a live cooking station including froi gras from scratch. Main courses are ordered from an a la carte menu (the scallops and beef were both standout) and expect a large dessert buffet with an extensive range of French cheeses. There's also a beverage tasting station, were you can try a wide range of both red and whites.
How was the service?
The staff were welcoming and well-versed in the menu. Although we were on the only occupied outdoor table, we were by no means forgotten, and the Le Classique team came over to the table regularly.
What's the atmosphere like?
The restaurant was about half full of golf club members. The view from restaurant is spectacular. From the tables outside there is a perfect view of the rolling green slopes of the golf course, and the skyscrapers of Dubai Marina in the background. For the best seats, pick an outdoor table, if it's cool enough.
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There is always the sense of uniqueness, when it's about the Indian festivals. Rich with cultural and religion values, firmly bound with the traditional rituals, and more importantly, the colorfulness. These elemental presences always construct the bases of Indian festivals and occasions. Families are the pillars of the Indian society, and not surprisingly, the parts of the family values are always there in these celebrations. The togetherness, the cohesion that the family members share with each other is the characteristic feature of the Indian society, and the festivals like Rakshabandhan puts full justice to this unity. The pure and sweet wish that a sister keeps for all the goodness that her brother will receive is the soul of this Rakshabandhan celebration, and this festival only glorifies the strength of the ties that an Indian family is always composed of. In short, this very festival is an excuse of the family reunion.
Each of the Indian festivals has got their roots in the Hindu mythology, and Rakshabandhan is no exception either. Rakhi is a sacred thread embellished with sister's love and affection for her brother. On the day of Rakshabandhan, sisters tie Rakhi on the wrists of their brothers and express their love to them. After receiving the Rakhi from a sister, a brother sincerely takes the responsibility of protecting her sister. In Indian tradition, the frangible thread of Rakhi is considered even stronger than an iron chain as it strongly binds a brother and a sister in the circumference of mutual love and trust. It started with the tale of Bali, the king of the Patala, the kingdom beneath this earth. The legend relates that the mighty Demon king Raja Bali was a great devotee of Lord Vishnu. When lord Indra could not counter Bali, he went to Lord Vishnu for help. Vishnu overthrew Bali to the nether world. Lord Vishnu promised King Bali immortality till he remains in his kingdom, and also that he would guard the kingdom of Patala leaving his own abode in Vaikunth. Godess Laxmi, the consort of Lord Vishnu, wished the Lord to be back at Vaikunth. Disguised as a Brahmin woman she went to Bali to seek refuge till her husband returned home after finishing some important task. King Bali obliged. With her came the happiness and wealth. All auspicious things happened. On the Shravan Purnima, goddess tied the sacred thread to Bali and prayed for his well being. Bali was touched by the gesture. He accepted her as her sister and requested her to make a wish. At this, she revealed herself and told that it war Narayan himself guarding his Kingdom. King Bali immediately requested the Lord to return to his abode. From that day on, girls tie Rakhi to their brothers and seek blessings.
Taking a turn from the religious angle, the eve of Rakshabandhan got a universal appeal, and proved to be a great way of communal integration during India's battle for freedom. On the eve of Bengal's partition, as a part of the divide and rule policy taken by the British, Rabindranath Tagore gave a new meaning to this Rakshabandhan event. Rather than limiting it between the siblings only, he initiated the movement, where each one ties the Rakhi thread on the other, and hence, the unity irrespective of the communal discrimination was established. The spirit of unity, the spirit of brotherhood had triumphed then.
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Youths enrolled in the city's Summer Daze day camp learned how airport police and fire departments handle emergencies and fight crime during a tour of Bob Hope Airport on Wednesday.
Police officers demonstrated the T3 electric stand-up vehicle's siren and flashing lights. Its three-wheel design boasts a tiny turning circle, which makes it easy to maneuver small spaces.
"We can use it inside and outside the airport terminal and on sidewalks," said Sgt. Tom Davenport, of the airport police department. "It works well for us."
Youngsters also watched as airport police Officer Steve Saucedo demonstrated shooting a target with a Taser gun before showing them the Taser dart that penetrates the perpetrator's skin.
"It doesn't go in that far," he said. "We take the person to the emergency room and the doctor pulls it out."


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TITUSVILLE — The Second Annual Sand Point Art Festival opens today with more than 120 artists displaying their pottery, crafts, paintings and photography.
The festival, sponsored by the Titusville Art League, will award more than $3,000 in prizes to artists in eight categories. Also, $2,000 in door prizes will be given away at the free festival, show chairman A.G. Cap said.


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Joseph "Adam" Elkins, 44, of Alma passed away Sunday, March 18, 2018. He was born July 13, 1973, in Rockledge, Fla., to Joseph and Linda Elkins. He attended Walter State University, where he received an associate degree. He spent most of his professional career in law enforcement, serving police agencies such as the University of Tennessee, the city of Norris, Tenn., Anderson County Sheriff's Office and the city of Forest Park, Ga. He became a federal agent for the Department of Energy's Office of Secure Transportation, where he was a training specialist. His ambitious nature and drive led him to pursue many business ventures throughout his short time. He was owner and operator of several businesses including Elkin's Trucking, Elkin's Sporting Goods on Norris Lake and a motorcycle restoration show. Most recently, his passion for bass fishing motivated him to open Limit Fishing Products. Adam developed many friendships throughout the years and will be dearly missed by many. He was preceded in death by a son, Austin "Race" Elkins; and grandparents, Wilber and Evelynn Elkins and the Rev. Clyde and Rosella Helton.
He is survived by his wife, Stacy Elkins of the home; a daughter, Marieve Elkins of Powell, Tenn.; two sons, Joseph "Anden" Elkins and Jackson Mitchell of the home; his parents, Joseph and Linda Elkins of Andersonville, Tenn.; a brother, Quentin Elkins and wife Shirley; and nephew, Shane Elkins of Andersonville. He is also survived by several aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Community Bible Church in Fort Smith under the direction of Edwards Van-Alma Funeral Home in Van Buren. A memorial will also be held at a later date in Knoxville, Tenn., with a burial to follow at Greenwood Cemetery in Knoxville.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made online at www.gofundme.com/adam-elkins-family-support;or www.gofundme.com/memorial-fund-for-adam-elkins.
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Friday, January 25, 2013
For The Shire!
8 comments:
Friend, you totally rock with your Hobbit card. I am in awe. :)
- January 25, 2013 at 12:34 PM
- Sybrina K said...
This is gorgeous. Your layering, design, and attention to detail have resulted in a card worthy of Hobbit fans everywhere -- and will bring great special joy to a Hobbit-fan recipient. Amazing!
- January 26, 2013 at 11:27 AM
- Paula S. said...
What beautiful details! I can totally relate to the idea of 'creating a card in your head' and sometimes it results in a very nice card when I am finally able to bring it to life. And yes this is truly a color scheme from nature! :)
- January 26, 2013 at 1:07 PM
- Nancy Keller said...
Thanks you guys! I really really loved making this card and I think I need to do more. :)
- January 26, 2013 at 6:59 PM
- Shari B said...
This is amazing! So creative and perfectly executed!
- January 29, 2013 at 7:53 PM
- Amanda R said...
Love this Hobbit Card. We have friends that we call the hobbits, so I think I might have to attempt this. If I do, I'll try and send you a photo. Thank you for including all the tips (using hair for the grass roof.)
- August 3, 2013 at 9:39 AM
Just found your site. Love your hobbit home. Looks really awesome. I live about 11/2hrs drive from the Hobbits Shire in Matatmata, New Zealand where some of the movie was made.
- October 23, 2014 at 1:12 PM
FANTASTIC CARD, we cased a few of you elements to make a young LoTRs fan Birthday Card. Excellent tutorial and we had fun with it too. Thank you for the inspiration
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