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Childhood Emotional Neglect (CEN): A childhood characterized by the absence of enough emotional attention, emotional validation and emotional responsiveness from one's parents.
Sylvia doesn't know it, but she is living with Borderline Personality Disorder. Another important thing that Sylvia doesn't know: she grew up with an extreme version of Childhood Emotional Neglect (CEN).
Typical (Non-extreme) CEN
CEN children grow up in a household that is essentially blind to emotion. Children whose emotions are not noticed or responded to enough receive the subtle but powerful message that their emotions are invisible and irrelevant. In order to cope in their childhood home, they push their feelings down, so as not to burden themselves or their parents. These children grow into adults who are out of touch with their own feelings. This causes a pattern of adult struggles, including feelings of emptiness, poor self-knowledge, lack of emotional skills, self-directed anger and shame.
The CEN child hears two messages loud and clear:
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It is a useful test of a film to see who are the stars. In French a star is une vedette and it doesn't matter whether it is a man or a woman, it is still la vedette. I mentioned earlier that my favourite French film is Jean de Florette. If you enjoy a French film see who is la vedette and watch their other films. It is as good a way as any to choose your next film.
The stars of Jean de Florette are Daniel Auteuil and Gerard Depardieu. Do a search on either of them and you will see a wide choice of films. Recently Gerard Depardieu had a role in the film La Vie en Rose, the film about Edith Piaf. This is a fine film which I can fully recommend. Daniel Auteuil was in the film Le Bossu which is ironic considering that Depardieu plays the hunchback in Jean de Florette. You may want to watch La Veuve de St Pierre, or Caché.
As for French actresses the film 8 Femmes was not universally acclaimed but you will find eight very famous French actresses. Check the filmography for any of them. I enjoyed this film. In particular I enjoyed the songs. Learn peu à peu and you can do this by listening to Emmanuelle Béart sing about heads or tails – A Pile ou Face.
A bientôt
Monday, 9 February 2009
How to choose a French film
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The Hunter is one of the cameos from the videogame Left 4 Dead that appears during the movie, along with the Boomer, Charger, Smoker, Tank and the Witch.
The Hunter can be seen in a cube far above the cube where Marty and Dana reside during the pan out shot that reveals the assortment of monsters during their elevator descent into the depths of The Facility.
It was placed here because the directors originally planned to release Left 4 Dead exclusive DLC that featured the Cabin In The Woods cabin and facility. This idea was eventually scrapped when the company producing the DLC went bankrupt.


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The Russians had been converted to Christianity by Byzantine missionaries, and with the fall of Constantinople to the Turks, Moscow had been declared the 'third Rome' by the head of the Russian church.
By the late 18th century, rebellions against Ottoman rule in Greece were fomented by Russian agents sent by the Empress Catherine the Great, and though put down brutally by the Ottomans, by 1821 uprisings broke out all over Greece, one of its main financiers in the beginning the Filiki Eteria (Friendly Society), which was the first Greek independence party, which formed in the city of Odessa, one of the new cities created by Catherine the Great in the Black Sea region where Greeks were encouraged to settle, (often given free land and/or financial aid).
This large port was named for 'Odysseas' (Odysseus), the legendary Homeric hero.
The War of Independence began in March of 1821 in the Peloponnese, when Bishop Germanos of Patras raised the Greek flag at the monastery of Ayia Lavra.
There were massacres on both sides, though Greeks will speak mostly of the ones involving Greek victims, such as the massacre on the island of Hios (Chios), which had been an island favored with many privileges by the Ottomans, and punished horribly for its entering into the independence struggle.
Atrocities against Turks include, notably, the slaughter of 12,000 Turkish inhabitants of the city of Tripolitsa (Tripoli) when it was captured by the Greeks.
Although the Greeks proclaimed independence as early as 1822, after the capture of Athens, Thebes , Messolonghi, Navarino (Pylos in modern times), Monemvasia and Nafplio, civil war developed between Greek revolutionary leaders both in 1824 and 1825, having to do with regional conflicts over how the new nation was to be governed.
By 1827, the Turks had taken back Athens, as well as Messolonghi and much of the Peloponnese. The famed destruction in the same year of theTurkish-Egyptian fleet in the Battle of Navarino by the combined Russian, French and British fleet led first to the declaration of a holy war by the Sultan Mahmud II, and then the Russian response, which was to send Russian troops to defeat the Ottoman army, with fighting going on until 1829, when the Russian army was at the gates of Constantinople, and the war was ended with the sultan's acceptance of Greek independence with the Treaty of Adrianople.


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The doctor's words shocked us: "You have one on each foot. I can do one at a time or both at the same time."
We decided for both, and for the next two weeks I helped my wife recover from planter's wart surgery. If we went to the store, I pushed her in a wheelchair. At home, I helped her from point A to B by holding one of her arms while she hobbled on her heels. Without my helping hands, she would've been confined to her recliner.
Aaron and Hur lent helping hands to Moses as they sat on the mountaintop watching Joshua and the Israelite army fight their enemies. When Moses raised his hands, Israel prevailed, but when he lowered them the enemy succeeded. Without Aaron and Hur's supporting hands, Israel would have lost the battle. So Aaron and Hur found a stone for him (Moses) to sit on. Then they stood on each side of Moses, holding up his hands (Exodus 17:12 NLT).
We all need supporting hands from time to time, and one way I can lend them is through intercessory prayer. My prayers were once self-centered. All about what I needed and what God could do for me and how. As I grew spiritually, I realized life is about loving God more intimately and caring for others more aggressively.
I can also use my hands through my presence as Aaron and Hur did with Moses. Sometimes there are just not any words that can take away another's hurt and pain, but my being there—letting them share, vent, and even cry, is often enough.
My hands also support others when I protect them against others who would abuse them physically, emotionally, and even spiritually.
Let God show you how your hands can be helping instead of hurting.
Prayer: Thank You God for using us as Your helping hands to demonstrate Your love to a hurting world.
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My mind went on chasing, as I read your post, with who could I help?ReplyDelete
Great post!
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I am in the third week of a Fm/CFS flare-up and need my husband's hands to do so much for me. I can make myself a cup of coffee and that is about all. I am so grateful for him being Jesus hands and heart to me.
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I have long told the story of my 180,000 word beast of a first draft and how I went about the process of cutting 60,000 words from it. The last 20,000 were the hardest and became the well-known game of trimming the fat. I actually recommend trying this on a work that you're not too precious about because even if you decide nothing can be cut, it does force you to really analyze your work in a way that doesn't overwhelm.
One of the phrases I found I used a lot and could remove was "started to" and "began to."
"The sun began to rise" became "The sun rose."
In many places, this was a really easy and speedy way use the Finder tool and cut down. I always read the sentence first, and hope heavily that I did not make something sound strange by doing so—which is what another read through will, with any luck, catch. Some sentences were drastically changed by the meaning. You can't simply make "She started to speak then stopped," to "She spoke then stopped." And sometimes, while there isn't a huge difference, the slight alteration might affect ambiance, cadence, or even just the visual.
So when I came across a common writing blog about, "Show don't tell," I was surprised to find how aggravated I was at the suggestion to remove all "started tos."
It wasn't an especially narcissistic blog, and the information was useful. Yet it was the quintessential plead for banning of certain types of words without discussing the why, the exceptions, or how to tell.
This is especially personal for me because my biggest criticism has always been, "I like the way you write, but sometimes it's jarring." Or that's the gist of it. My strange and, yes, often inherent way of looking at words worked to convey a new perspective, challenge the reader just enough, and make them laugh. Yet sometimes it would be pretentious as hell and distract from the whole goddamn point. But because many times I was not "just looking in the thesaurus for the biggest word I could find" (as some implied I was), but using my actual vernacular—albeit sometimes in a strange way—it was not easy for me to understand when it crossed the line from creative to incorrect, so I find the discussion of why 'started to' is inappropriate is pretty important.
Being a writer is always about embracing certain weirdness while connecting over normalcy, and when people start bossing you around without going into their thought process it can be very difficult to know if they really are put off by your decisions or the realization their reality isn't everyone's. And even if someone is being honest and caring, they can't stand around and point out every time you really should start "showing" instead of telling but have to help you be able to think for yourself.
You originally wrote "started to" for a reason.
What got me most about the article was… well, to be honest, it was a poorly tethered thought about how "body parts can't move on their own." This hadn't nothing to do with showing or telling, it was her just complaining about how she and a critique partner made fun of lines like, "His eyes shot to the notebook," claiming, "I picture them shooting from his head and across the room."
Really? I don't. And while I will be open to her perspective, if only for the fear of hypocrisy. Maybe that is her natural interpretation, but my genuine speculation is that she only had a problem with it as a frustrated writer looking for pedantic flaws without considering the actual issues that choice caused.
In any case, there was something about her methods for giving out advice that rubbed me the wrong way, more so than any other article on writing with the same flaws had.
Mainly, it was that she proved her own point wrong in her example.
She began the blog discussing how her book was about to be submitted to her publisher for a final time and could not be changed after that. Panicking, she decided to go through and give it one look over, deciding on removing all of the "tries tos," "started tos," and "began tos."
One sentence, "He started to stand and she shoved him back down," was her example. Instead of using a quote that the "tried to/started to/began to" could just be cut without changing anything, this one was a good demonstration on when you can't just say, "He stood." This somewhat defeated her point, but at least it was a more complicated question.
She changed it to, "He stood halfway and she shoved him back down," stating it made it much more immediate.
In my opinion, these sentences aren't a big deal in either case. I probably wouldn't have noticed or been perturbed by either of them coming across them in a book. But, if I had to pick between the two, I don't see "halfway" as being more immediate—the opposite in fact. I would also say the visual seems somewhat clunky to me, awkward.
I had to think about it for a while. What did I not like about the sentence? Well, for one, it was obvious what she was doing, though that always is the danger of telling people what you're doing. After considering it for a moment, the issue was the imagery. In essence, "He started to stand," doesn't get him very far. In fact, once he actually gets to the halfway point, I imagine it would be much more difficult, and awkward, to be able to shove him back in his seat. Even if he allowed her to, his momentum is pushing his body, weight now unbalanced in her direction. Plus, in the first view she shoved him back down—and here's the operative word—immediately after she saw him moving. What was she doing before he made it all halfway? He had to put his hands down, lean back, shove himself upward, and then actually get to that point. Now, all of this would happen quickly, but in my mind's eye, she would have understood he was standing after putting his hands down. Google suggests that the average visual reaction time for a human is .25 seconds. So, she hesitated, calculated, or something else was going on.
In any case, getting to the halfway point makes the action feel less immediate.
To me, her last minute edit was a demonstration as to the biggest issue of banning phrases; she focused on not using something so much that she ignored everything else. Even if "he rose halfway and she shoved him back down," is a perfectly fine image, she completely changed the original motions to make the easiest possible alteration.
Have I told you guys about the time that someone was so oriented around whether or not I should change a word, she completely missed the fact that a gun disappeared mid-scene? This is typical. People like to pay attention to wording because it's easy, causing them to miss the abstract issues like ambiance and visuals.
Which was the problem with her whole article. While they were good points—more about ways to cut down on word-count than 'showing'—the attitude conveyed it was always better to be shorter, always better not to use certain words if you can help it, so on and so forth. In any teaching situation, the most important thing any writer can do is explain the process that caused her to decide this goal was truly a priority, or, if it is a complicated issue, discussing how she personally determines what is right or wrong in that context.
I often see if I can cut the word "started to." Why? Word-count, overuse, for flexibility in sentence length, or often times because shortening sentences is the easiest way to make them clear. Sometimes for the sake of challenging myself, sure. But I've also written without using the letter E for that purpose and E is a very fine letter. In fact, the tendency to overuse "started to" is the only reason to alter it, and that doesn't mean I can't write it at all. In a sentence in which the incompletion of the action was important in the visual, I would probably leave it as is.
Because no matter how skeptical you are, no matter how much you believe, "I will do it if it works and change it if it doesn't," every time someone give you their banned list of words, you will remember them. Every time I use an adverb, a passive-sentence, 'said,' 'there,' 'such,' 'just,' 'very,' 'thing,' -ing words, 'was,' 'is,' 'walk,' a 25 cent word, a prepositional phrase, a semi-colon, a colon, a hyphen, an ellipsis, italics, 'glance,' 'suddenly,' a cliché, 'furrow,' 'thought,' 'saw,' 'wonder,' starting a sentence with a conjunction, 'furthermore,' 'for that matter,' 'honestly,' 'in fact,' rhetorical questions, 'his eyes flicked to the paper,' 'started to,' 'began to,' 'tried to…' and so many more unique experiences you'd laugh at, I have to stop and consider the pros and cons of the word instead of writing naturally—and that is problematic.
Over more than a decade of writing I've collected all kinds of weird pet peeves from people—some repeated by many voices, some only by one. I've read blogs and articles, books, taken classes, went to critique groups, and what I wish writers would realize is that telling their peers what to do rather than discussing why we should do them is (one, a sign of inexperience) ineffective and discourages risk taking. Obeying it makes for clunky writing. Too much emphasis on it can leave a writer cold.
Banning words and phrases straight out makes for easy editing. It's simple to go through and just start cutting and changing certain phrases. Doing so early on can be a good idea, especially because you can go back through in later edits and realize that it sounds clunky and awkward. During my big purge of words, this happened to be true a lot—cutting the "excess" could mess with rhythm, flow, and thought.
Cutting out excess words is a useful tool, but it is a tool, and excess words should never be your predominant focus. Do it to fix an existing problem, to challenge yourself, or maybe even to see what all the hubbub is about. But don't just make an awkward sentence last minute because you're panicked that your book isn't perfect.
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After this weekend's race at Talladega Superspeedway, I think we will be able to confidently eliminate about half of the Chase field's hopes for winning the championship, and maybe even more. The races at these super-speedways are nearly impossible to predict, so as I did in my previous Daytona and Talladega previews, I will be switching up the format for this week's article. Although I view them as borderline worthless, there are two practice sessions scheduled for Friday afternoon and the starting lineup will be set on Saturday afternoon. The Good Sam Club 500 is set to start around 2:15 eastern time on Sunday.
During The Last Race At Talladega...The five-time champ Jimmie Johnson got a push by 4th-place finisher (and team-mate) Dale Earnhardt, Jr. to get his first victory of this 2011 season and second at Talladega. Clint Bowyer, who led the most laps that day (38), finished runner-up, with Jeff Gordon ending up 3rd. Kevin Harvick, who started 38th that day, rounded out the top 5.
My Views On The Chasers:
Carl Edwards - Cousin Carl is actually one of the more consistent drivers when it comes to the restrictor plate race tracks. In the last eleven races at either Talladega or Daytona, Edwards has the best average finish of anyone in the series (13.5) and only one DNF. However, until his 6th-place finish at 'Dega in April, you have to go all the way back to 2006 to find Carl's last top 10 here. His career average finish here of 20.9 is nothing stellar, but I think the #99 Ford should be in the top 10 by the end of the race on Sunday.
Kevin Harvick - Harvick is always a good pick when it comes to the big tracks and his career average finish of 14.3 at Talladega backs that up. What's even more impressive to me is that he doesn't have one single DNF here in twenty-one career starts. Kevin won the April race in last season and is on a streak of three-straight top 5s at Talladega. He also has six top 10s in the last seven restrictor plate races.
Matt Kenseth - You won't find Kenseth on my rosters this weekend, I'll tell you that, even though I usually like the most recent winners when it comes to fantasy racing. He has just five top 10s in twenty-three career starts at Talladega and hasn't finished there since this race in 2006.
Kyle Busch - Despite having the third-best average driver rating in the past five races at Talladega, Kyle Busch is pretty risky pick on the big tracks. His average finish in thirteen races here is 24.2, but he has led at least one lap in nine of the last ten. If he starts in the top ten on Sunday, though, I'd think about giving Busch a shot: last season he started 6th in the April race last season and finished 9th, won the April race in 2008 after starting 5th, and finished 11th in the October race in 2006 after starting 6th.
Tony Stewart - "Smoke" used to be an awesome pick when the series stopped at a restrictor plate track, but now I'd just put him in the "kind of good" category. He finished 17th here in April, and in the two Daytona races this season he ended up 13th and 11th. In those three races, though, Stewart has led a combined total of one lap. Since his win here in the October race in 2008, Tony hasn't finished better than 16th. I think there are much better picks than "Smoke" this weekend.
Brad Keselowski - If "Bad Brad" wants to make it known that he's serious about this championship run, he better have a good run on Sunday--and it's not impossible that that will happen. As you may or may not remember, Keselowski made his first start at 'Dega in 2009 driving the #09 car for Phoenix Racing. He started 9th in that race, and despite only leading one lap in that race, he led the most important: the final one. Since then, Brad has made four starts at 'Dega and has ended up with two top 10s and has led at least three laps in all races. He struggled in the first two restrictor plate races of the 2011 season, but Keselowski finished 15th in the second Daytona race.
Kurt Busch - I'm assuming BK's dancing partner on Sunday will be the elder Busch brother, so if one has a good race you can reasonably expect the other to as well. Kurt won both the Shootout as well as his Duel race in Daytona earlier this year and is considered by many as the best restrictor plate driver to never win a race. Over the last eleven races on them, Busch has the best average driver rating (96.4). He has completed 96.5% of the laps ran in his twenty-one starts at Talladega, which is very impressive.
Jimmie Johnson - I usually don't like JJ at all in the spring race at Talladega (I actually had him on my Avoid list for the first race here, which he ended up winning) but the fall race is completely different. Johnson has four-straight top 10s in the October race here, and if he wants to win a sixth-straight championship, Jimmie will need a great run on Sunday, which is very possible.
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. - We all know the story of Junior at the restrictor plate race tracks. He pushed his team-mate, Jimmie Johnson, to the win here in April, and if they work together again on Sunday, I'm expecting top 5s out of both once again. Earnhardt has the best average driver rating (102.1) over the last five races here and he has just two finishes worse than 13th in the last seven races at Talladega. Junior's average driver rating of 90.2 over the last eleven restrictor plate races is fourth-best in the series.
Ryan Newman - This is another reason I don't like Tony Stewart this weekend: his team-mate, "The Rocketman." Over the past five races at Talladega, Newman has an average finish (24.4) that is worse than Robby Gordon (23.8)...seriously. Ryan's 3rd-place effort here in 2009 is his only bright spot in the last six races, as he hasn't finished better than 23rd in the other five. I can say with near certainty that Newman will be out of championship contention once the race is over on Sunday.
Jeff Gordon - In the last five restrictor plate races, Gordon has notched four top 10s and has led laps in all five. At Talladega specifically, Jeff has finished in the top 10 in the last two races, but those are his only finishes better than 19th since he won both races here in 2007. Over his entire career here (thirty-seven races), Gordon has visited victory lane six times and has an average finish of 16.1.
Denny Hamlin - Hamlin is hit-or-miss at Talladega, so keep that in mind if you pick him this weekend. In eleven career starts here, has has notched four top 10s, but those are also Denny's only top 20s here, bringing his average finish down to 18.7. In the three restrictor plate races this season, Hamlin has finished 21st, 23rd, and 13th.
The Non-Chasers I'm Keeping My Eye On:
Clint Bowyer - Clint won this race last season after starting 2nd and with his 2nd-place finish here in April, he now has three-straight top 10s at Talladega. What's impressive to me, though, is that in the last eight races here, Bowyer has finished worse than 12th just once. He has the fifth-best average driver rating (88.6) over the last five races here.
Kasey Kahne - Kasey Kahne has two 2nd-place finishes to his name in fifteen career starts at Talladega Superspeedway, but those are his only top 10s as well. However, you can't overlook the fact that he has had some super fast Toyotas for the past few weeks. He'll probably work with his team-mate, Brian Vickers, on Sunday, who since joining Red Bull Racing in 2007 has three finishes of 13th or better at Talladega, but also four finishes of 29th or worse.
Greg Biffle - The Biff's stats at restrictor plate tracks won't blow you away, but he's quite consistent. In the last eleven races on them, Biffle has finished outside of the top 20 just once, although he has just two top 10s. At Talladega, he hasn't finished worse than 19th since 2008 and has notched three top 10s in that five-race span.
David Ragan - Well in case you didn't believe it before, the second Daytona race this season proved that Ragan is a legitimate contender at the restrictor plate tracks. At Talladega, David has an average finish of 17th in nine career starts and has notched three top 10s. He has the ninth-best average driver rating in the last five races here.
Juan Montoya - If you're looking for a high risk, high reward driver, Montoya is your guy. In the last three Talladega races, Juan has two top 5s to his name, and he finished 2nd here in 2008. His career average finish of 16.4 here is actually tenth-best in the series. Also, over the last eleven restrictor plate races, Montoya has the second-best average finish (13.6) and six top 10s. He should be working with team-mate Jamie McMurray, who can get to the front at these tracks.
Joey Logano - Joey has just six top 10s this season and one of those came in the first race at 'Dega, where he finished 10th after starting 36th. Surprisingly, though, Talladega is Logano's second-best track on the circuit. In five career starts here, "Sliced Bread" has notched four top 10s and completed all but twelve laps. Who knows, maybe his 12th-place run last week in Charlotte will give the youngster some momentum heading into this weekend.
Trevor Bayne - We all know how Trevor won the Daytona 500 to kick of this 2011 season (as well as the ensuing Bayne-mania) but he finished 40th in his first start at 'Dega and was out of the second Daytona race this year after just four laps. He should have the car to get a solid top 10 for fantasy owners on Sunday, but you better hope he doesn't wreck.
David Gilliland - No, I'm not joking here. In the three restrictor plate races in 2011, Gilliland has started 39th, but he finished 3rd in the season-opening Daytona 500 and followed that up with a 9th-place effort at Talladega in April. In the second Daytona race, David finished 16th. What can I say, I guess the guy knows how to stay out of the wrecks.
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Mary Elizabeth Moore Named STH Dean
Emory prof embraces ideals of justice, compassion, and ecological integrity
After a nine-month-long search, Boston University's oldest school has a new dean. Mary Elizabeth Moore, a professor of religion and theology and director of the Women in Theology and Ministry program at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University, will assume her duties as dean of the School of Theology beginning January 1, 2009. She will succeed Ray L. Hart, an STH professor of religion and theology, who was appointed dean ad interim in 2003, following the resignation of Robert C. Neville.
Provost David Campell, who praises Moore's commitment to theological education, announced her appointment July 8. "Professor Moore has a solid administrative and leadership background, as well as an inspiring vision for the School of Theology and a keen interest in interacting with our other schools and colleges in the spirit of 'One BU,'" he says. "We look forward to working with her for many years to come."
A Louisiana native who has spent the bulk of her career in California and Georgia, Moore says she is looking forward to moving to New England. "I experience this invitation from Boston as a real calling," she says. "I leave Emory with sadness, but I go to Boston with joy."
An ordained deacon in the United Methodist Church, Moore's current research focuses on eco-feminist theology and spirituality, sacramental teaching, and reconciliation theory and practice. She is particularly concerned with the meaning of the Hebrew phrase tikkun olam, translated as "repair of the world."
"This phrase embraces the ideals of justice, compassion, peace, and ecological integrity," she says. "I measure the value of my research and writing by its contribution to tikkun olam, and while the School of Theology does not hold the phrase at the center of its vision, I know it hopes to contribute to those same values."
Moore earned her bachelor and master's degrees from Southern Methodist University, where she majored in psychology, and she holds a master's and a doctorate from the Claremont School of Theology. She taught at Claremont for 20 years before going to Emory in 1999. She has also been a visiting professor at the Princeton Theological Seminary, at Boston College, and at the Vancouver School of Theology in British Columbia. "I think religion is a fascinating subject, because it touches every aspect of people's lives, whether they identify as religious or not," she says. "I've seen the power of religion inspire great social movements for peace and justice."
President Robert A. Brown commends the search committee's decision. "Mary Elizabeth brings the experience of a renowned scholar and academic leader who has an understanding of the importance of professional education in divinity, of research and scholarship, and of the role that the School of Theology can play in educational and scholarly initiatives across our campus," he says. "She has the passion and leadership skills that are needed to move the school forward as a cornerstone of the University's urban mission."
The founding school of Boston University, the School of Theology is the country's oldest United Methodist seminary and one of only 10 university-based theological seminaries in the nation. Established in 1839, it is a member of the Boston Theological Institute, a consortium of nine theological schools in the Boston area.
"There's great prestige attached to this deanship because it is the founding school of BU," says Dana Robert, the Truman Collins Professor of World Christianity and History of Mission, who helped lead the dean search. "Mary Elizabeth is a very impressive and accomplished woman who made a universally good impression because of her ability to listen."
Jan Love, dean of the Candler School of Theology, is confident that Moore is up to the challenge. "Boston University has a distinguished history of serving both the church and the academy," she says. "This is a balancing act that requires skilled leadership and deep immersion in both worlds. Professor Moore thrives on these kinds of challenges, and I know she will meet them creatively and faithfully."
Moore has written four books, Teaching as a Sacramental Act (2004); Ministering with the Earth (1998); Teaching from the Heart: Theology and Educational Method (1991); and Education for Continuity and Change: A Traditioning Model for Christian Religious Education (1983). She coauthored Called to Serve: The United Methodist Diaconate (1987).
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'Danny Goldman' is an American actor and casting director who starred as The Executioner's Son in Fol-de-Rol.
Perhaps best known to television audiences as the voice of Brainy Smurf in the popular Smurfs franchise, Goldman amassed an impressive list of guest-star credits on popular TV shows (That Girl, Room 222, Happy Days, Hawaii 5-0, Alice, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, etc.) in addition to taking roles in several popular films (MASH, Young Frankenstein, Where the Buffalo Roam). In recent years, Goldman has become a casting director, recruiting talent for television shows and commercials.


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Nea Michaniona Constructed on one of the most panoramic locations in the Thermaikos Gulf, in the ancient Aenea region, it boasts natural resources of particular environmental value, in addition to the multitude of archaeological discoveries.
Nea Michaniona it is renowned for the largest medium sized fishing fleet in Greece (the establishment of the fish market in 1998 made it the administration and marketing centre for fish and shellfish throughout Northern Greece) together with the Merchant Marine Academy (since 1968) that produces highly trained officers for Greek and foreign Shipping.
It is a multifaceted city waiting to reveal its different aspects to every type of visitor. It reveals a veritable paradise to the nature lover (Natura region) with rare flora and fauna. For the lovers of antiquities there are discoveries dating to the Roman and early Christian times (a trapezoid shaped mound known as "Toumba Tambia" or "Koum Kale", Roman and early Christian period cemeteries and naval fortifications).
For pilgrims there is one of the most imposing churches, the Church of Panagia Faneromeni , where the icon of the same name has survived from the Iconoclast Period, as well as the picturesque chapel dedicated to Agios Nikolaos, the patron saint of sailors, at the small port at Michaniona. For beach lovers there are moments for relaxing carefree in an environment of exquisite beauty in the crystal clear waters of Toumparli beach at Cape Touzla.It has retained many characteristics of a traditional village, despite the tourist development. So when the sun sets, the central square fills with people strolling and enjoying the famous traditional Michaniona "loukouma" (donut) at one of the coffee houses.
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15 people were selected to undergo the best chapter planting training from the best InterVarsity chapter planters in the country. I was so blessed and humbled to be one of these individuals.
On top of all the training I did for ONS, I stayed in Madison for an additional 6 days for this training. The
first day of the chapter planting cohort, we were told to go to UW Madison to spy out the land for 1 hour. Spying out the land is when you all over campus to spark up conversations with students, administration and people in the local area to find out the culture of a campus and find niches in the campus community where ministry can occur.
I met a student named Kevin Clancy who is the president of a suicide intervention organization on campus who was working in the one of the buildings at UW Madison. He had a horrible experience with the church growing up and was burned by experiencing, what he likes to calls, 'church politics'. I had the opportunity to share with him that there are bad experiences that occur but when we take the message of the Gospel at it's very core, we will see people experience true fulfillment and transformation. He said that he wanted an InterVarsity speaker to come to talk to his organization.
Later, we prayer walked the campus. We went back to the places we saw the Holy Spirit working from our spying out the land exercise and asked the Holy Spirit to make it grow. We also use prayer walks to engage in spiritual conversation when the Holy Spirit highlights a certain person.
Throughout the rest of the week, we received training in apostolic identity, discipleship exercises, working through the stages of a chapter plant and learning how to be leverage Proxes. We are also given a Chapter Planting Coach who will remotely provide training and resources to see that the plant at UCLA is a success. My coach is another Greek InterVarsity staff over at North Carolina State University–John Mackorell.
Now that I am at UCLA, I am putting all of these tools into practice. Praise God for more affirmation of my calling to go to a brand new place to plant a new chapter!


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The Amazing Race is an exciting reality competition show that takes teams (and viewers) around the world in a race for a $1 million prize! Teams must complete a series of different challenges before moving from location to location. The teams that lag end up getting eliminated until we have a winning team that completes the race. This year the 11 teams will pair up with a stranger, making things even more interesting!
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Baguio City is the perfect place to have a warm bowl of Arroz Caldo. My sister loves it when I cook Arroz Caldo, and to attest to that joy, she often leaves no trace of it in only a few hours.
For those of you guys who are wondering what the heck an Arroz Caldo is, well it comes from two spanish words Arroz, which means rice and Caldo which means soup, so to simply put, it is a rice soup. Here in my country, you get to mixit with your choice between chicken or egg. I personally like topping it with fresh spring onions, crushed Chicharon,plenty of garlic chips and tiny bits of fried ham (you don't see ham and garlic because I think we were running low on budget that time). Then I drizzle calamansi and add in a pinch of pepper.
It's really easy to make and if you don't know how to cook it, well it's very easy to learn. There are several ways to do it, here's how I do it:
- 1 cup of rice and glutinous rice
- Minced Garlic
- Chopped onions
- Generous amount of chopped Ginger
- Your choice of meat/Protein source
- Meat broth
- Pepper
- Salt or Patis (Fish Sauce)
- Toasted Garlic flakes (if you're a garlic fan like me)
- Spring onions
- Crushed Chicharon
1. Saute' your meat/protein source (if it's just hard boiled eggs, then you can have it boiled later on, I tried using canned chicken once, it works fine too) with the garlic, onion and ginger. Let the meat change its color, then cook it with slow fire.
2. Add in the rice and glutinous grains, saute it in for a while with the other ingredients.
3. Pour in the broth. Don't overdo it. Just put a bit of it first. Let it simmer, and check on its consistency. The secret here is to give it a good mixing once in a while to help break in the grains. Add in more broth as needed to attain that thickness that you want.
4. Season it with salt and pepper and let it simmer again.
5. Garnish it generously.
Just be easy on the servings. It would really fill you up. I remember there was a storm one time here in Baguio City. I was all bored and feeling the urge to make a pot full of comfy food. So I did. Excited as always I went to go grab 2 cup full of rice, then cooked it as how I said above. Amazingly enough I was able to cook a super large caserole (as big as that of the pots used in Carinderia) full of Aroz Caldo that I had to share it so badly to all the people in the building, so a bit of advice, one cup would do fine for atleast 5 large bowls of warm delight.


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"National parks connect all of us with our country's amazing nature, culture and history," said National Park Service Deputy Director Michael T. Reynolds.
"The days that we designate as fee-free for national parks mark opportunities for the public to participate in service projects, enjoy ranger-led programs, or just spend time with family and friends exploring these diverse and special places. We hope that these fee-free days offer visitors an extra incentive to enjoy their national parks in 2018."
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There's something comforting and nourishing about sitting in a circle of knitters. It's primal — working with your hands in a group of, in our case, women who are talking knitting — what project are you working on, what size are your needles/what are yours made of, what kind of yarn is that, and can you help me with this? It's fun to see the amazing talent and the beautiful and complex things we can make. For centuries, women have sat together knitting and doing crafts, making beautiful and practical things. It's good for the soul.
Simone modelling her cosy, chunky knit cable/rib scarf – her latest FO (finished object).
Possibly with inspiration from Karen (our sock knitter), Simone decided to get started on a pair for herself and cast on tonight. Simone's knitting her socks in the ever popular Opal yarn . It seems there are 2 camps, using circular needles or 2 pointers. Simone's using 2 pointer's – both methods give excellent results.
Simone made the beanie for her flatmate.
Lindsay brought her FO from last week to show us the difference washing and blocking makes to the finished garment. The pattern really does come alive.
With its candy floss qualities, I can't think of a more appropriate yarn than mohair for this project.
This cutie garment is my current WIP (work in progress) and I'm just loving getting back to knitting baby/childs wear again. Not to say I didn't enjoy knitting adult garments over the winter months, but hey, kids stuff is just so cute…and quick! Believe it or not…this is the first time I've used acrylic yarn – a very different knitting experience to working with wool. I'm not a believer though, I'm definitely a wool girl.
Brenda's jacket is starting to take shape…well we get it. Knit in several sections, a very interesting project.
Fingerless gloves anyone? This version Lindsay is making of these ever popular hand warmers are no exception – knit on dainty bamboo 2 pointers, using a fine yarn (possum/merino no-less), in a heart warming shade of autumn. Lindsay kindly makes many knits for others, I'm pleased she's crafting these beauties for herself.
Raewyn continues to make magic with her circular needles on her leaf design wrap. The group was shown Raewyn's purchase of the week – a fabulous set of interchangeable circular needles presented in an equally fabulous carry case……nice.
The journey continues for another travelling scarf…..we just love this concept….very, very cool.
This is special yarn…spun by Raewyn herself and her first effort to boot – there is nothing this woman can't do!
Alice is knitting a cardy for her niece to wear to kindergarten. In a sensible shade of blue to compete against finger paint and all manner of child fun things. If all goes to plan Alice may have this completed to show us next week, with only the neck and front bands to do.
Another thing I like about my knitting group 🙂 – getting inspiration from seeing other people's projects. It's fun to see other people's knitting patterns, new designs, and choice of yarn. You get ideas, encouragement, validation, and overall support from the other knitters in the group. You definitely get ideas about projects you want to start….like lace knitting….and sock knitting….and knitting toys…..and….and…and..


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This paper presents a method to calculate forces and moments in misaligned annular liquid seals operating in centered position and turbulent flow regimes. The method is based on the numerical integration of the perturbed averaged Navier-Stokes equations so it has the capacity to treat recirculating flows in seal grooves. Due to the analytic coordinate transformation used in deriving the perturbed flow equations, the approach is limited to smooth-rotor seals. The perturbed flow equations are cast in an appropriate form in order to obtain a single expression for eccentric and misaligned seals. The boundary conditions are obtained from the no-slip conditions and from the logarithmic law. Validations of the method are made using the experimental results of Kanemori and Iwatsubo (1994) for a straight seal. Comparisons with other theoretical predictions are also included. Forces and moments in a four-grooves labyrinth seal are discussed.
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Assigning an Extension to a Program
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Creating Double-Sided Blinds
Piggy-backing off of our last After Effects video, we combine the double sided card with multiple panels to create a blind effect without using the Venetian Blinds Effect within After Effects.
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What can a business owner do if an applicant alters his or her physical appearance for an interview, hiding tattoos, piercings and other non-traditional body art? Can the organization subsequently fire candidates who then come to work without disguising their body modifications? With the Millennial generation (and many workers from other eras) widely adopting non-traditional body…Details


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29 Pit
The Statement of the first hexagram
Repeated pits.
Have confidence.
Tether your heart and continue.
Action brings honor.
The changing lines
The second line:
The pit has dangers.
Inquiries get little.
The fifth line:
The pit is not yet flooded to the brim.
No fault.
2 Earth
The Statement of the second hexagram
Earth: maker, everywhere.
Gain from a mare's purity.
The noble one wanting to go far
is first confused, but later finds guidance.
Gain friends in the west and south,
Lose friends in the east and north.
Peace: this is a sign of fortune.
The Image of the first hexagram
Flowing water comes:
repeated pits.
The noble one moves
with constant virtue, and
repeatedly teaches
the critical matters.
The Image of the second hexagram
Ground as the power
of earth:
the noble one generously
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TIERRA II- 2-seater, enclosed cockpit, Rotax 532 with B geardrive. It needs recovering. It has been disassembled for storage. A nice project.
1994 T-BIRD II for sale. Very low engine hours, with ceconite and aluminium cover, streamlined low drag struts, and fully enclosed cabin. It has its original full set of gauges, and ballistic parachute. Can sell it with skis and/or floats. Aircraft base price: $8,750
CHALLENGER I - single seater part 103 ultralight airframe. Obviously it needs to be re-covered. There are no missing or damaged parts. The frame has been stripped of glue and cleaned ready for re-covering. The wing and tailfeathers are included but not shown in the photo. The plane can be sold with or without the powerplant package. Price is $1,200 for the airframe and $1,200 for the Rotax 503 engine package. If you buy both the engine and airframe the total price will be lower.
Vintage PELICAN 1984. Single-seat ultralight. Global 2-cyl, 4-stroke, 35 hp engine much more reliable than Rotaxe's. Aluminum frame is not rusted nor rotted. Fabric is not of show quality but it has been punch tested and proved airworthy to ultralight standards. Minimum instruments. Exceptional fuel efficiency - 1.3 gal/hr. Takes off in 200 ft and cruises at 60 mph. Empty weight is 265 lbs but it can be made to conform to U.S. part 103 Ultralight standard by installing a parachute or exploiting other loopholes. If you like the looks and sounds of a traditional aircraft but don't want to be bothered by regulations, this is the plane for you. This cute little bird is ready to fly and needs no repairs.
Price is $6,500. USD.
WEEDHOPPER on Zenair aluminum floats. Powered by 27 hp Rotax 277 free air cooling. 2-axis controls. Single seat. STOL. Fun and easy to fly. Engine, sails and airframe are in good airworthy condition. All the lakes and rivers become your landing strip. $6,500
CONDOR - single seat, on fiberglass floats, Kawasaki 340 engine, pusher, Quicksilver clone, in reasonnable flying condition. If you are a seaplane enthusiast, you will love this little seaplane. Just like the bush pilots of our flying heritage, you will be able to skim the waves as well as reach for the clouds in this simple, wind-in-the-face seaplane. Roam the beaches, explore remote lakes, go fishing, follow rivers at low altitude, or just float around in the peace and quiet of any body of water.... Seaplane pilots all agree to say that flying a seaplane is the most rewarding kind of flying they experienced. Don't miss this occasion to put yourself into the pilot seat of a floatplane. Buy this seaplane and reach the Nirvana !!!!!
CHINOOK WT-II - Single seat. Ultralight legal. Fully enclosed cockpit. Clean aerodynamics and low fuel consumption. Powered by a 40 hp Rotax 447 2-cyl. Engine, sails and airframe are in good airworthy condition. $4,800.
DRAGON 150 - 2 seater side-by-side, Fuji-Robin 440 cc, 45 hp engine with belt reduction drive, rare British ultralight design in need of restoration. It is all disassembled but there are no missing parts. Sails can be used as a pattern to make a new set. It can be shipped overseas if need be. The above photos are not those of the actual aircraft but they represent the same type.
Here you can view or download technical info on this aircraft Dragon microlight info.pdf
FUJI-ROBIN engine 440 cc with cogbelt redrive. This is the original engine of the Dragon 150.
ROGALLO - hang glider in fair condition. Just run down a hillside and fly ! It cannot be more simple than that. And it cannot be more cheaper than $800. Can't have a photo for this one...


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Sometimes we're caught in a world full of baits
|Sometimes we're caught in a world full of baits
Tempting us to live our lives contrary to Your aim,
But Your faithfulness and love and mercy
Always will remain;
Lord, turn us fully back to You again.
|Lord, our whole being we give to You
'Cause You have bought us with Your blood
So we no longer live to ourselves,
But everyday our lives we live
To You alone, not to our own,
Your glory, Lord, will then be shown.
|Sometimes we lean only on ourselves,
Thinking we can do things without asking for Your help,
But Your Spirit in our spirit's
Working in and breaking through
To free us from the "self" and back to You.
Jan 20 2018
Joshua Chang
Walnut, California, United States
Lord save us from doing anything apart from You! Keep breaking through our "self" and back to You!
Jan 13 2018
Shao Ching Lu (Dennis Lu)
Monterey Park, CA, United States
I call this song on the Lord's table. Lord, turn me back to You! Amen.
Nov 11 2014
Mariveles, Bataan, Philippines
Lord, turn us fully back to You again.
Nov 15 2009
Madelene I. Camacam
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We can't deny the fact that the world tempts us constantly to live our lives contrary to the Lord's will, but I PRAISE HIM FOR HIS FAITHFULNESS, LOVE AND MERCY for not allowing me to turn my back to Him, but continually consecrate myself to Him and live by Him everyday. "Lord I long for Your presence always."


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User Submitted Stories
Was our hotel haunted?
During our stay at the Riviera hotel in Sandown on the Isle of Wight, my husband and I had a strange experience in the room we were staying in. During our week's stay there (September 2009 )I bought 2 small gifts and left them in their paper bag in a carrier bag.When i went to look for them later, one had disappeared. After searching the room I found it in a handbag in the wardrobe. This handbag had not ben used the whole holiday and I could not explain how it had got there.
The last night of our stay I was awoken in the early hours of the morning by a rustling of a carrier bag being moved as if someone was looking in it. The carrier bag had been placed on the spare bed next to ours. I switched the light on and the sound stopped.The carrier bag hadn't moved and nothing had fallen over inside it. I took a picture of the area straight after the incident. After studying the photograph and zooming in I noticed what appears to be a number of orbs around the door area near the carrier bag.
Does anyone know of any other strange things that has happened in this hotel?
Barbara Gilham


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In 2013 I won the inaugural Live Canon First Collection competition. My debut collection The Department of Emotional Projections was published in July 2014.
"The Department of Emotional Projections is both the collection title and a sonnet sequence that grew very slowly; at times, it felt like painting a series of miniatures, balancing washes of colour with details achieved by a fine camel's hair brush."
"I enjoy the challenge of formal constraints — it's like swimming in a small, deep rock pool, or etching a world on an egg shell."
(From Live Canon website, 2014)
It is available through Waterstone's and Amazon.co.uk; order from Amazon here.
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I got a package of 20 Createspace copies of for my superheroine Super Holly Hansson's Super Bad Hair Day! Here is my audience, Tucker and Wrigley, waiting for me to open the box. See how excited they are? Well, they would be if I said, "Walk," and got out the leashes. (I am doggie-sitting them this evening.)
The box, opened and packing paper removed.
The book and I. My beard is scruffy, my hair is messy, but the book makes me happy. Thanks again to Batton Lash for the wonderful cover art.
I did find one typo to fix, along with a couple minor format issues in one line of dialog. And the font and letter size could look nicer. I blew up the letter size to 14 to fill pages for this little book. The text looks slightly washed out. I will likely work on improving the text and upload that again later. The front and back cover have a nice indie look. I used Comic Sans font there. I am making audio files for each story, which I will burn to a CD and put into each copy I sell on Saturday. From the Fremont CWC newsletter:
The Fremont Area Writers are gearing up for a book signing and sale from 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 6, 2016 in the Fukaya Room of the Fremont Main Library. About a dozen authors will participate. Some will read from their works, including children's literature, nature, history, super heroes, and religion. The library is located at 2400 Stevenson Blvd., at Stevenson Boulevard and Paseo Padre Parkway.
And I will do an open mic reading! I shall PERFORM!!!


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Blue Republican Interviews Native American Frank Bibeau
Liberty folks are concerned with Feds' violation of civil rights. Frank Bibeau, an attorney, has made a career of defending the civil rights of the historically most disenfranchised community – Native Americans.
Description: Frank Bibeau sees first hand what selective application of the law does to his Native American countrymen and explains why Property Rights matter most to the state's most vulnerable victims.
If you don't see the player click here to listen.
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Michael Clark Proves That (20/10 Vision) Does Exist In The Basketball World
If you don't know Michael Clark then it's about time you get...
As someone who considers himself Old-school and a historian of the game, 'Signing Day' is a bit premature and overblown for my taste. I find it hard to believe the amount of coverage — the ESPN family of channels had over 9 hours — that is given to former high school stars who have not even stepped foot onto a college football practice field.
I even heard some college football analysts absurdly handing out future National Championships and Heisman's based solely on Signing Day. Sure it is a great experience for players and their families to be featured on national television, but you have to wonder if all of the white-hot 'Signing Day' attention and expectations placed on these 18-year old kids does more harm than good.
Immediately you know these young players are feeling the outside pressure from hanger-on types that are looking at them as their meal ticket and in terms of football, coaches and teammates may want immediate results from a player who may not be ready to deliver for three years.
For all of the hysteria surrounding Signing Day, my advice to everyone patting these young men on the back is to Relax. The college football world needs to remember that it is only one calendar day and immediately after the 2009 Super Class is announced, everyone will already be getting ready to anoint the 2010 group.
Unfortunately college football history is filled with high school hotshots who couldn't live-up to their immense Letter of Intent expectations. Remember the road from Friday Night Lights high school Big Man to Saturday afternoon college football playmaker is quite trepidous with many potential pitfalls including grades, competition, injuries, girls, partying and any other obstacle that can quickly dim any high school All-American's bright future.
Another trend that I believe is signaling the too quick end of blue-chip player's youth is that many Signing Day prospects like Penn State signee Kevin Newsome are graduating high school early (foregoing the final semester of their senior year) to enroll in college in January to get a head start on their competition by playing in college Spring Ball.
We will have to see in the next 2 to 3 years how the Signing Day Class of 2009 progresses, but I caution everyone that watches ESPN's College Gameday show to give these young players time to mature.
Do you remember the names Baron Jackson, Anthony Martinez, Ron Powlus, and James Banks…probably not, but on their respective Signing Days, these former blue-chippers were all considered "Can't Miss" prospects.
Some of the players that I will have my eye on that signed their Letters of Intent on February 4th are.
NAME HOMETOWN COLLEGE EJ Banks Montour, PA Notre Dame
Shavodrick Beaver Rider, TX Tulsa
Tajh Boyd Hampton, Va Clemson
Raymond Cotton Fort Meade, MD Ole Miss
CJ Crawford Huntington, WV Marshall
Curtis Drake Philadelphia, Pa Penn State
Chris Frazier Dallas, TX SMU
Ka'lial Glaud Atco, NJ Rutgers
Thomas Gordon Detroit, MI Michigan
AJ Graham Talahasse, FL Marshall
Cody Green Dayton, TX Nebraska
Kenny Guiton Aldine, TX Ohio State
AJ Highsmith Fort Bend, TX Miami
Darren Jones Harvey, IL New Mexico
Kenric McNeal Spring, TX Texas A&M
Kevin Newsome Hargrave Military (VA) Penn State
Morgan Newton Carmel, IN Kentucky
Terrence Owens Cleveland, OH Toledo
DeVontae Payne Cleveland, OH Eastern Michigan
Jordan Reed New London, CT Florida
Tyrik Rollison Sulphur Springs, TX Auburn
Tyler Russell Meridian, MS Mississippi State
Nathan Scheelhaase Kansas City, Mo Illinois
Russell Shepard Houston, TX LSU
David Sims Saint Matthews, SC Georgia Tech
Eugene Smith Miramar, FL West Virginia
Travante Stallworth Leesville, LA Auburn
Broderick Thomas Jr Fort Bend, TX Houston
Logan Thomas Lynchburg, VA Virginia Tech
Edward Wright-Baker Jeffersonville, IN Indiana


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It's in my history to create. I have all these ideas in my head, I have ink in my blood and if I could, I would own a craft & office supply store (yes, it's a great combination and it should exist) then work wouldn't feel like work. I worked in printing, I was an art teacher, I was a kindergarten teacher, I've knitted, crocheted, painted, twisted balloons, face painted, scrapbooked, digital scrapbooked, PhotoShopped, ballroom danced (hey, that's creative exercise) rubber stamped and made jewelry with polymer clay. If I listed all the arts and craft supplies I own, well, this would be a very long and boring post.
This is where the creativity begins as well as my computer. My sister stayed with me for a few weeks and she organized my creative area....well, you should of seen the before picture. Or is this the before picture and the after picture is what it looks like now?
When I can, I like to have some creative time for myself. This blog will help showcase my creativity.... I hope you enjoy! Hugs to all!


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I Am a Booger… Treat Me With Respect! (Paperback)
(Ages 4 and up) Helps teach children health and hygiene.
As I gladly volunteered to help Brooke's teacher make their class's restroom more 'friendly' I created an entire list of items I thought would be good to include, especially BATHROOM books. You know, the kind that only stay in the bathroom! I have been focusing on books that teach children health and hygiene especially since restrooms are pretty germy places. I was pretty excited to find this hilarious yet informative book called I Am a Booger….Treat Me With Respect! and have added it to Brooke's class "bathroom books!"
In I Am a Booger….Treat Me With Respect!, Boogie the booger teaches the healthy way to blow your nose. Yes, Boogie knows that most people think he is gross, and some people even call him a snot. But he doesn't feel bad because he does great things! Our 'snot' actually keeps us from getting sick! While he is a true defender of our body's immune system, he just wants a little respect; which means no picking (ick!) and CERTAINLY not eating (double ICK ICK.) This book throws in a lot of wonderful information on good hygiene and infection-control, but there is plenty of humour and funny illustrations (and even some well places TISSUES!) to make children- and all who read it – laugh out loud at Boogie's plight. It's a wonderful addition for a library or a 'bathroom book', especially for kindergartners! Yay!
""Who knew boogers would command so much respect? This delightful book is certain to entertain children and educate them about an important bodily defense against illness."" –Lisa Saiman MD MPH, Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Columbia University & Hospital Epidemiologist, Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of New York-Presbyterian
About the Author: Julia Cook was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. While living in Utah, she began teaching children how to ski. That experience led to a love of teaching in general. Julia now lives with her husband and three children in Fremont, Nebraska. She has a Master s degree in Elementary School Counseling. While serving as a guidance counselor, Julia often used children s books to enhance her classroom lessons. The goal behind Julia s books is to actively involve young people into her fun and creative stories and teach them to become better. In addition to writing, she also does keynotes and inspirational talks for children and adults.
I Am a Booger… Treat Me With Respect! (Paperback)
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We take exclusive bookings of 1 to 5 persons. There are some spectacular views of Lake Hume, the surrounding valleys and mountains from many parts of the property. Ask about the walks available for guests. These range from gentle strolls through the garden and olive groves to more strenuous walks up the hill. We are carrying out a re-vegetation program on our property to encourage more birds and wildlife. We have resident wallabies, wombats and kangaroos as well over 110 species of birds that have been sighted at Binderee. We are also a working ciderie and olive grove. A complementary cider is included in the tariff for an evening meal, which are cooked using much of our own produce.
We are close to the High Country Rail Trail and provided pick-up to/from the Rail Trail. We also have a secure yard for accommodation for your horse, if you wish to ride on the Rail Trail. There are many photography opportunities on our property and surrounds
Binderee Grove B&B is nestled in its own valley overlooking Lake Hume, 26km from Albury/Wodonga on the Murray Valley Highway, 8km west of Tallangatta and less than 5 min drive from the High Country Rail Trail. We are within one hour drive of rivers, lakes, mountains and wilderness and easy day tripping of 3 snow fields, and numerous winery and foodie experiences. Or you can start your foodie experience right here
Our 3 upstairs rooms all have with balcony views of Lake, orchard and garden. Guest have exclusive use of a large media lounge and can have their meals in a range of locations around the house and garden, Each bedroom has a queen bed. - one is a romantic four poster - and one room as two additional single beds. Guests do have to share the shower room and powder room which is why we take only one group booking at a time.
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EDIT… I re-read the title of this post and laughed out loud. Of course everything in 1979 was mixed to tape, then to DAT, then to disk, and now we're back to tape again. Just a heck of a lot better tape equipment. 🙂 So let's add to the title "In a Really Long Time". That will fix it.
I don't usually post individual songs unless there's something special about them. Please give this a listen:
Live Each Day In The Lord[audio:http://www.euphonicstudio.us/Media/mp3/LT/Live-Each-Day-In-The-Lord.mp3]
This song is special because it's the latest recording from Lisa Tracy, who just writes and performs special songs, and it's also the first song mixed to the "new" Otari half track deck that's more than a quarter of a century old. So this is truly a hybrid recording; it starts out analog, gets converted to digital, then during mixdown it gets
converted back to analog and mixed through an analog mixer (that's oversimplifying a bit) and then recorded on good old-fashioned tape.
After the tape is recorded, it needs to be re-digitized so you can put it on your .mp3 players. So, the tape gets played into the best preamps I have (Focusrite 428) and back in through the best converters I have (RME Fireface UFX) and back to a single stereo track in Sonar X1. From there I do as little as possible to it, maybe add some compression (I have a really cool compressor that has settings from dBFS+3 to K-20C. I used K-12 for this one.
OK, that about wraps up the tekkie stuff. I am working on pages for each category of gear I use in the studio with my opinions on how well each piece works.


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Saturday, 26 October 2013
Rush for Berlin 15: Sd.Kfz 234/2 'Puma'
As I mentioned in the last post today will see another game of 'Operation Squad' at Axebreakers mansion.
With this in mind I decided to get some more support for my Luftwaffenfelddivision done.
I virtually painted till the last minute and the moment I'm writing this I know Franz and Mike are only minutes away to pick me up.
Unfortunately I ran out of Pigment fixer and so I didn't apply to much pigments only using White Spirit to stick the pigments to the model. Once the already ordered fixer arrives here I'll go back to improve the weathering. I hope you like it anyway:
The 'Puma' is from Warlord Games again. It is not only one of my favourite AFV's of the war, but for the scale of gaming we do it's a perfect fit, I think. Not too powerfull to dominate the game but just right to add some spice.
Ok, the bell rings so I'm off and thanks for watching!
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Now that's just brilliant!ReplyDelete
!!! Jaw dropping !!!ReplyDelete
More great work! I can't wait to see an AAR with all of these out on the tabletop!ReplyDelete
Beautiful paint job and some superb weathering - I've always had a soft spot for the Puma, as it was one of the first model kits I ever built, nearly 40 years ago.ReplyDelete
This gets the thumbs up for technique, choice of subject, and good old-fashioned nostalgia! Well done!
Nice work on the paint scheme! Love it!ReplyDelete
Great painting on the Puma!ReplyDelete
Great job on that puma :)ReplyDelete
Sorry I missed the past few posts but these vehicles are f*cking brilliant! I'm so impressed with your weathering - Well done!ReplyDelete
I completely agree with you regarding choice of armoured support for this scale of game. I often cringe when I see Tigers, Panthers, etc. being used for essentially infantry support, especially for the Germans where they typically kept their heavier vehicles in concentrated groups. Recce, StuGs, Marders, etc. seem more fitting. It's different for the Allies, who often were spoiled with the amount of armour that was available to directly assist the infantry. Again, great job!
Your vehicle painting and weathering is superb.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing,
Excellent work Nick and I had pleasure to see it last night! Sadly, he didn't last long in the game, but you know the drill the unit you finishing painting usually gets wiped out in it's first outing.:-)ReplyDelete
Schöne Arbeit, fast zu schade, um "nur" damit zu spielen.ReplyDelete
Und den willst Du noch verbessern ?! Da laß ich mich überraschen...
WOW, der sieht genial aus! Eines der schönsten Fahrzeuge im deutschen Arsenal, der Puma. Die Alterung ist der spitzenmäßig gelungen.ReplyDelete


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The Australian Institute of Architects has announced the jury panel for the 2015 Victorian Architecture Awards. peckvonhartel's senior principal, Yvonne von Hartel AM, is the chair of the jury panel for the Commercial Architecture category. In 2014 peckvonhartel and ARM Architecture won The Sir Osborn McCutcheon Award for Commercial Architecture for the Victorian Desalination Project. Entries will be presented at a free event open to the public on Saturday 28 March from 9am - 6pm at Monash University, Caulfield Campus, Building G, 900 Dandenong Road, Caulfield East.
The complete list of jury members for the 2015 Victorian Architecture Awards can be viewed online.


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Sign your life away... :-)
Today is a big day for at least one of our talents: Marc Bacher.
Marc will be playing the character of "Ira" and is signing his contract (picture).
Marc, you're excited right now but wait until the super spiders, crocodiles and scorpions are chasing you in the jungle of Costa Rica. Do you have any idea how big everything is down there? Regular ants are the size of cockroaches... :-)
But nothing can stop Marc from playing this part and let me tell you, he is not only one of the most talented and dedicated actors I know but he's simply perfect for the part.
Marc mentioned in an interview that he was working for several months to get in "shape" for the Ira character :-) Post a comment if you'd like to find out what he did…
Good luck Marc and thank you for being part of this adventure!


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Airtel Uganda seems to be the first East African country to use the flash mob marketing. The company recently staged a great mob marketing in one of the Kampala's premier shopping mall. Within a few days. the flash mob has gained more than 10,000 YouTube views on the Airtel Uganda's official YouTube channel
Other users have also uploaded the video on YouTube and Facebook. It is interesting to see East African consumers show love for Flash Mobs which is a popular marketing mechanism in the west.
Airtel Uganda used the professional flash mob to market its new 'Tsup tariff which offers savings on voice, data and SMS.
Is East Africa ready for cool marketing? I think we are, only that our marketers have not done much apart from the occassional import use of adverts meant for other markets. Rarely do we see use of local talent in marketing.


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If you have a cat or a dog you will know that either pet can be such fun. If you have a cat and a dog then their antics are even more entertaining! Lány the dog joined our family a year later than Charley and Billie and as a pup was always looking to snuggle with another, whether that be human or feline. Obviously the cats could not tolerate getting so close and personal to a dog so the result would always be Lány taking possession of the cat baskets and even the cat chamber leading to the cat flap. The palpitations I had one day to encounter Lány trying to gain entry through the cat flap. I honestly thought she was wedged in there, but as her microchip wasn't registered for entry she had no choice but to reverse!
Lány still hasn't learned her lesson when it comes to sleep and comfort as she still insists that she fits snuggly into the cat basket (don't worry she does have her own large and spacious bed). Fortunately Charley and Billie have now come to accept Lány and don't mind sharing their basket, just not at the same time!