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The Sister Rose Thering Fund chose to honor Kristallnacht by declaring the Nov. 9-17as Kristallnacht Week.
Kristallnacht, "The Night of Broken Glass," occurred Nov. 9-10, 1938, when violent anti-Jewish protests broke out across the German Reich. Hundreds of windows broke due to the chaos, causing the ground to look as if it was covered in crystals.
Today, various events respect to those who died during Kristallnacht.
The Sister Rose Thering Fund, an organization that supports Jewish-Christian Studies, is dedicated to promoting inter-religious conversations at Seton Hall University.
Christy Cobb, a Journey of Transformation professor, said she thinks that Kristallnacht week is a great idea.
"I think it is very important that institutions of all types incorporate Jewish traditions and holidays into their campus event," Cobb said. "Kristallnacht is an important event for those who are of Jewish descent but everyone can relate to it."
"I love celebrating Hanukkah with my family and it is important for others to educate themselves on different cultures," said junior Michael Bachrach. "The Sister Rose Thering Fund is doing a good thing."
The Building Bridges Film Festival, also is being sponsored by the Sister Rose Thering Fund.
Six films will be shown that cover six decades of Jewish history.
To end Kristallnacht Week, Seton Hall University's chorus performed the Kristallnacht Concert an Sunday at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark.
Those who organize programming in conjunction with The Sister Rose Thering Fund said they hope that holding these events will help inspire others to continue building interfaith relationships and bring an end to anti-Semitism and all prejudice that is commonly seen in today's society.
Donate here: https://bayley.shu.edu/ SSLPage.aspx?pid=321.
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Kenneth Brumbeloe
BLACKSHEAR — Kenneth Ponnell Brumbeloe, 87, of Blackshear, passed away Wednesday (Aug. 10, 2016) at Piedmont Fayette Hospital following a brief illness.
He was born in Roanoke, Ala., June 15, 1929 to the late Herbert Simeon Brumbeloe and Mary Elsie Fetner Brumbeloe. He was one of six children, the youngest of five sons. He was a 1947 graduate of Troup County High School, where he was president of his senior class.
In 1951, he received his bachelor of arts degree in speech and drama from LaGrange College, where he was the college's first male graduate, a member of the Honors Club, Curtain Raisers, Alpha Psi and one of three graduates selected to appear in "Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges."
Following graduation, he was an actor and technical director for the Barter Theatre Company of Abingdon, Va. In November 1952, he enlisted in the Air Force and received his basic pilot's training at Williams Air Force Base in Arizona followed by advanced flight training at Moody Air Force Base in Valdosta.
In August 1953, he was selected for training in Tactical Reconnaissance at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina and deployed to Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany.
Prior to leaving for Germany, he married Blanche Louise McKinney, of Blackshear, on Nov. 27, 1953. Together they spent two years in Germany before his honorable discharge on March 27, 1956.
While in Germany, he was promoted to first lieutenant and awarded medals for National Defense Service and Army Occupation.
Following completion of his active duty, he and his bride returned to Blackshear, where they made their home for 60 years. He worked as bookkeeper of the Pierce Trading Company before joining Johnson Insurance Agency. In the mid-1960s, he purchased the insurance agency, changing the name to Brumbeloe & Associates, Inc. He and his associates grew the business to have three locations in Blackshear, Waycross and Jesup.
He worked in the agency until he was 80 years old, retiring with his wife of 63 years.
He was an active member of the Blackshear community, serving on the Blackshear City Council, participating in the Lions Club, and maintaining membership in First United Methodist church where he was the choir director for more than 20 years. He also spent a number of his early years in Blackshear helping lead the Methodist Youth Fellowship.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brothers, Durwood, Benjamin Herbert, Douglas and Edgar.
Survivors include his wife, Blanche M. Brumbeloe, of Blackshear; a sister, Claudette Gillis, of Youngstown, Ohio; three children, David Brumbeloe (Martha), of White, Ga., Lisa Brumbeloe Fletcher (Van), of Peachtree Corners, and Kevin Brumbeloe (Joy), of Fayetteville, Ga.; and eight grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at First United Methodist Church in Blackshear.
Visitation will be held Friday (Aug. 19, 2016) from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Pearson Dial Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in his memory to the Music Fund at First United Methodist Church of Blackshear, 225 Church St.
Sympathy may be expressed by signing the online register at www.pearsondial.com
Pearson-Dial Funeral Home of Blackshear is in charge of arrangements.
Doretha Mitchell
A celebration of life service for Doretha Mitchell, 88, will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, 702 Arnold McKinney Drive, with the church pastor, the Rev. Fer-Rell M. Malone Sr., offering words of comfort.
She was born Nov. 1, 1927 in Waycross to Luvenia Moore and W.R. Peterson. She received her formal education from the Waycross Public School System and graduated from Center High School in 1945.
She was a member of Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church and the well-known business owner for many years of he Soul Record Shop on Oak Street. She was also a member of the Nothside Community Club.
She will be best remembered for her welcoming demeanor and her comical wit. She was also known for being an immaculate yard keeper. She was a staple of the close-knit Rockefeller Street community where she could often be seen sitting on her porch.
She departed this life on Saturday (Aug. 13, 2016) in Atlanta after an illness. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Willie J. Mitchell, her only child, Gregory L. Mitchell, siblings, Wanda P. Oliver, Mae Helen White, Hattie Jeter and Phillip Peterson, her step-mother, Ruby Peterson.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory three grandchildren, Alexis Mitchell Dykes that she raised like a daughter, of Atlanta, Lalilana Mitchell, of Macon, and Deddrick Wiggins, of North Carolina; two great-grandchildren, Kinealie Rutland, of Macon, and Gregory Alexander Dykes, of Atlanta; a brother, Kenneth Paul Peterson, of Waycross; first cousins, Harold Williams and Rutha Lee Williams, of Albany; several devoted nieces and nephews of Atlanta; a host of other relatives and friends.
Friends are being received at the Mitchell residence, 1400 Rockefeller St.
Public visitation will be Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Fluker Funeral Home, 985 Ossie Davis Parkway.
The body will lie in repose at the church Saturday one hour prior to the service.
Interment will be in Hazzard Hill Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Fluker Funeral Home.
Sylvia Gadson Douglas
A celebration of life service for Sylvia Gadson Douglas, 101, will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Gaines Chapel A.M.E. Church, 801 South Georgia Parkway, with the church pastor, the Rev. Ralph Bess, offering words of comfort.
She was born March 6, 1916 in Cogdell. She was the fifth child born to the late Haines and Ola Gadson.
At an early age she moved to Waycross where she met and was united in holy matrimony to the late Lemon Douglas on Sept. 30, 1933. They later moved to Miami, Fla., where she became a member of Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church. She worked from many years with the Miami Public School System and retired in 1979.
After her retirement she and her husband moved back to Waycross where she joined Gaines Chapel A.M.E. Church under the pastorship of the Rev. James Fedd. She was a very faithfully and dedicated member, serving as a trustee, a stewardess, a missionary, member of the lay organization and the kitchen committee.
On Sunday evening (Aug. 7, 2016) God called her from her earthly home at 909 Naomi St., after an illness, to her heavenly home. In addition to her husband and parents she was preceded in death by a daughter, Minnie M. Douglas, Richard L. Jennings, her siblings, Madie Bevel, Marie Noble, Fred Gadson, J.P. Gadson and Anthony Gadson.
Those left to cherish her memory include a devoted daughter, Jackie Jennings; a son, Carlos Jennings; a brother, Arthur Gadson (Lucille); nieces, Lucille Peterson, Diane Swinton, Christine Davis, Georgia Riley, Sarah Bevel, Angela Griffin, Johnnie Mae Wilson and Mary Cobb; nephews, Woodrow Harper, Minster Larry Rood and Jimmy Gadson; god-children, Susie Jennings, Monica Jennings, Willie James Jennings Jr., Christopher Griffin; special friend, Jean Taylor; a host of cousins, great-nieces, great-nephews, other relatives and friends,
Friends are being received Gadson residence, 919 Naomi St.
Public visitation will be Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fluker Funeral Home, 985 Ossie Davis Parkway.
The body will lie in repose Saturday from 9 a.m. to the hour of service.
Interment will be in Hazzard Hill Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Fluker Funeral Home.
Azell Higgs
Azell Higgs passed away Friday (Aug. 12, 2016).
She was born in Blackshear, April 1, 1927 to the late John and Eva Sweat.
She is survived by her son, Bruce Randall Higgs; daughters, Eva (Jo) Fred White and Diana Higgs; brothers, K.M. Mosley and Eston Mosley; sisters, Marilyn Davis; eight grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
A funeral was scheduled for Tuesday at 11 a.m. The family received friends Monday night from 5 until 8.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Pate Colquitt Lowery
Pate Colquitt Lowery, 76, died Wednesday (Aug. 17, 2016) at Hospice Satilla Hospice House following an extended illness.
Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Music Funeral Home.
Wanda K. Dickerson
BLACKSHEAR — The funeral for Wanda Kaye Rowland Dickerson, 63, was held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock in the Pearson-Dial Chapel.
Officiating were the Rev. Jerry Weathersby and the Rev. James Lightsey.
Interment was in the Waters Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Roger Chancey, Ian McFadden, Drew Dodd, Brian Hickox, John Sanders, Bubba Davis and Robert Guest.
Pearson-Dial Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
James Fleming Crews
A funeral for James Fleming Crews was held Wednesday morning at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church with the Rev. James Connor officiating.
Burial followed in Mt. Calvary Church Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Larry Griffin, William Hodges, Davis Moody, David Page, B.H. Tanner and Troy Thomas.
Serving as honorary pallbearers were members of the Grace Group Sunday School Class.
Music Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Betty Irene Harper
A funeral for Betty Irene Allen Harper was held Wednesday morning at Rocky Creek Church near Broxton with Brother Floyd Musgrove, Brother Hinnon Smith and Brother Darrell Smith officiating.
Burial followed in Rocky Creek Church Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jerry Shatto, Mackie Smith, Julian Smith, Clay Rawlins, Tony Rowell, James Allen, Doug Heard and Conner Rawlins.
Miles-Odum Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.


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Now that that's out of the way, I just want to say that I get emails, I get emails, I get stacks and stacks of emails, most of which are trying to sell me something. Just this morning I received one that shouted, "BIBLE BASED BELLYFAT BREAKTHROUGH". Leaving aside for a moment the question of whether BELLYFAT is one word or two words, I am wondering whether it is the BELLYFAT or the BREAKTHROUGH that is BIBLE BASED. Any help you can provide in solving my dilemma will be greatly appreciated.
And, wouldn't you just know it, I continue to be the target of obvious scammers. Here's one from a "Mrs.Helen Sheppard" who I'm fairly certain is either an unscrupulous man in Nigeria or a robot in Russia:
Greetings,Respond Immediately
My name is Helen Sheppard a widow from United States Married to late Victor Sheppard; I am in a hospital at the moment undergoing treatment for Esophagi Cancer in Switzerland. I write to you in good faith and hoping that you will understand the importance of my email.My decision to contact you is because I have been recently diagnosed with Cancer and the doctor said that I have less than 7 weeks to live.
My late husband worked with SOLHAM OIL COMPANY Benin before his death. I have been reflecting over my life in the past. It is painful that after over 21 years of peaceful marriage with my late husband, we had no child of our own that will inherit our numerous wealth. Based on this my present health condition I have decided to donate US$4.5 Million Dollars for the Less Privileged orphanage/motherless babies before I die due to advise according to my late Husband in my last dream.
Beloved i wish to see this project completed and 40% will be set-aside for your humble Assistance and 60% will be for the project. I sincerely believe you are a GOD-fearing person who can help me out and maintain my last wishes without betray.
I want you to contact me back through (email address) so i can give you the information to contact the bank where the money is deposited.
My regards,
Mrs.Helen Sheppard.
Even though I (a) appreciate that Mrs.Sheppard wrote in good faith, (b) certainly do understand the importance of her email, and (c) am definitely a GOD-fearing person, I will not be helping her out or maintaining her last wishes without betray.
The moral of this story is simple: If you want cash, go to Helen, at least for the next 7 weeks.


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LogoLicious by the Laughing Dutchmen
People grew up with variety of apps in all kinds; so generally, when the popular genres are enumerated they can't assist but have the eager to check it out, which is what actually happened with LogoLicious by the Laughing Dutchmen. If users are searching for a special kind of Android app to sink their mind into this weekend, then LogoLicious will not surely disappoint.
LogoLicious is the efficacious app that professionally assists you to personalize, promote, and protect your pictures. So it's a must-have app for anyone who regularly posts photos and require adding their logo for their images. Interestingly this reputed app of LogoLicious has already reached over 1,000,000 installs with growing popularity.
By using this LogoLicious app the users could apply their branding on the go, anywhere, anytime. Once you have uploaded a logo into the app itself, they are stored automatically offline. In the future, if you need running your new photos through LogoLicious before sharing online and your image would be branded with your own logo/watermark/text.
Important Features of LogoLicious
- Load your logo into the app: The app wholly supports .PNG .JPG or .GIF files and you can easily access the uploaded logos.
- You have no placement limitations: Drag and drop your branding logo anywhere onto the image, any size. You can also easily reposition/scale/rotate the logo.
- Opacity slider: Adjust the transparency of your logo, watermark and added text
- Text editor: users can add text like your name, URL, online handle or copyright notice alongside your logo. These could be saved for future usage as branding templates.
- No resolution downgrade: the app adeptly matches your logo to the resolution of the image being edited.
- Quick share: Simply share your images to any social media platform EXIF data is also embedded for extra copyright protection.
- Snap-On grid – You could add a protective X-grid on top of any image with just 1 click
- Possible to create templates and save your logo + text layout as a template for all your future images
- Align to original orientation-button: Easily level your logo or text to straight to horizon (0 degrees alignment)
Eventually this app of LogoLicious strongly focuses on simplicity, quality and speed. The Laughing Dutchmen are creative collective started by two Dutch natives with 10+ years of experience in logo design, branding. LogoLicious is expedient app built out of the requirement to have branding on the go, and the users would be thrilled if they try it out. LogoLicious is a special title I'll be coming back over again in the future, and I strongly suggest it for anyone who thoroughly enjoys unique app.


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This ViewBarBHO.dll file was most likely installed by you on your pc. The exact disk location is listed below for you, as spyware and virus program often use similiar names and place them elsewhere in an attempt to fool you. Always verify the exact disk location for the good file. This file goes by the name "viewpoint toolbar" and runs as a BHO in your web browser. Note that many other spyware programs may use this name, so the disk location should be verified. If you wish to delete this toolbar (note that it runs everytime you open your Internet Explorer browser), you should delete the entire viewpoint folder. (You can view or monitor all BHO and startup programs on your computer by using a program like Complete Cleanup). Although its a safe file and does not need to be removed, if this were on my computer I would remove it, as it is not necessary and most likely this arrived on your computer without your consent. (See the details below for the actual location of this file.)
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Her hands grasped onto something rough and sharp, and a moment later her knee hit the ground. She gasped as she felt pain sear across her right palm and she opened her eyes, looking quickly in each direction but she was alone in the dim alleyway. Carefully she turned and sat on the ground, pulling her hand close up to her face to inspect the cuts. Behind her was a brick wall, the thin streaks of blood barely visible against the red.
She held her wrist and closed her eyes, leaning her head back against the rough stone, waiting for the dizziness to pass. It had been a long time since she had jumped but the nauseating feeling was still ever familiar. For just a moment she forgot and she almost pulled out her wand to mend her skin but then she shook her head and blew out a huff before carefully standing again.
Wiping her hand gently against her pants she started toward the end of the alley, where she heard faint voices echoing off the walls. She took two more turns in the maze of walls and groaned inwardly; Knockturn Alley, again. She would have to make her way back to Diagon without looking conspicuous, and bleeding from the hand didn't help. Reaching inside her shirt she grabbed ahold of her camisole and tore a strip from it, wrapping it around her hand. Even though she couldn't use it she still checked her pocket to make sure her wand was still secure.
Again the main alley was bustling with people, which made it easy to slip in amongst them, but it was still disorienting. This was the third time she had arrived here this year and every time it appeared to be just before the start of school because a vast majority of the patrons were children of all ages leading their parents around. Looking up and down the street she decided to find an empty bench and wait; no one here would mind her suddenly popping into nothingness.
'Jaina!' She heard the young voice cry out but she was so accustomed to not being recognized that it wasn't until he said her name a second time that she actually turned to look. There was a dark haired, dark eyed boy pushing through the crowd toward her and when he was but feet away he threw himself forward, wrapping his thin arms around her waist.
She stared down at the top of his head as he squeezed her tightly and when he finally looked up his eyes went immediately to her wrapped hand.
'Are you hurt? Let me see,' he said, grasping her wrist. Still she watched in silence as he quickly unwrapped the makeshift bandage and he inspected the cuts. 'I have something,' he said as he rummaged in a small bag at his hip. 'My mother always makes us carry this because if we get into a fight we have to fix ourselves.'
'Who are you fighting?' she couldn't help but ask as she watched him pull out a bottle of Dittany.
'Regulus, of course,' he replied as he dabbed the substance onto her skin, watching as puffs of green smoke issued from the scratches, and when he looked up again she seemed to be frowning. 'My brother?'
Still she seemed confused but it was only after he had wrapped her palm in a clean cloth and was putting the bottle back in his bag that he seemed to realize.
'Oh...!' he suddenly cried out, looking up at her with large, round eyes. 'I forgot… you told me it was today!' He half smiled at her, as if amused. 'My name is Sirius. Sirius Black. And you're Georjaina, I know. Obviously.'
Georjaina closed her eyes for a moment, searching for that name but it wasn't there. And when she felt him touch her other hand she opened them again.
'You told me to tell you that this is your first time but not mine, that I'm eleven years old, and that…oh, I forgot,' he said, frowning a little himself.
'Sirius!' a woman's voice snapped over the crowd and they both looked.
'That's mother, I have to go!' he said quickly, squeezing her hand. 'But I'll see you soon, right?'
'I…I don't know,' Georjaina replied quietly.
Sirius nodded and started toward his mother, but after a moment he stopped and turned.
'Oh yes, I remember,' he said, his face bright. 'You said to tell you that it's about me, that it's always been about me.'
Georjaina felt her stomach clench and she stared helplessly after him as he disappeared into the crowd.
Georjaina was carefully washing her right hand in the bathroom sink. She was so exhausted the night before that, as soon as she returned home, she curled up in her bed and slept through the night. She could now use her wand to heal what was left of the scratches but the boy's potion had helped immensely. Even still, she wanted to properly wash it before closing it up.
She sighed heavily as she looked up at the mirror. His last words had rung through her head since he said them, even as she slept, but she didn't understand. Who was he and where had he come from? And what did he have to do with her?
She had never spoken to someone like that before when she had jumped. She always traveled backwards and they were all just strangers passing by. Once in a while she would catch a glimpse of someone from her own childhood but they wouldn't have recognized her anyway.
The faucet squeaked a little as she turned it off and she patted her palm dry carefully with a towel.
Black. She knew of the family, of course, but she didn't know any of them personally. But that boy…he wouldn't have said what he did if she hadn't told him to, she was sure of that. Did that mean she would jump again soon?
Georjaina gasped and pulled her hand back from the towel sharply. For one moment she thought perhaps it had just been static that had shocked her but then she dropped the towel from her other hand when she noticed that it too was beginning to spark. She stood up as straight as she could, took in a deep breath, closed her eyes, and concentrated on staying upright….
She felt the floor tilt and then suddenly she slammed into the ground. She could tell she was outside because of the intense smell of grass in her face. She groaned again and held her head for a moment, not able to care too much if she had been spotted this time or not. She had never jumped twice this close to each other and the nausea was worse than ever before.
It was several minutes before she was able to stand. Luckily she had appeared in a heavily shaded area, surrounded by large bushes and a few towering trees. After extracting herself from the plant life it didn't take her long to ascertain that she hadn't landed in Diagon again. Around her was a large park, definitely in London, and the sun was warm and high above her. People of all sorts were milling about, walking and talking and enjoying the summer weather.
She wandered a little, slowly at first, but then she remembered the boy…something told her to turn suddenly and there he was, sitting alone on a bench. She approached carefully, watching his solemn face, not knowing what to expect. Sirius looked up when she was only a few feet away.
'Do you mind?' she asked, motioning to the seat beside him and he nodded. She noticed he looked down to the ground again as soon as she was sitting. 'Er…do you know me?'
'Yes, Jaina,' he replied in a monotone voice, still not looking at her.
She sighed in half relief, half anxiety, leaning back and closing her eyes for a moment as she ran her fingers through her hair. And when she opened them again she found that he was watching her.
'What's the matter?' she asked quietly.
Sirius shook his head. 'My brother. He told my parents about you and they scolded me for having an imaginary friend at my age.'
'But…I'm not imaginary.'
'I know that. But you're never around long enough for them to meet you.' He gave her a hard look, as if this were her fault.
Georjaina fidgeted uncomfortably. 'I'm sorry, I don't…I don't even know what I'm doing here.'
He shook his head and looked away from her again. She thought for a moment, replaying everything he had said the last time they met.
'Sirius, how old-'
'I'm nine. Can't you tell the difference?' he snapped and she stared at him.
'Listen, I know this may sound strange, but this is only my second time meeting you,' she said after a moment and she noticed his face softened slightly. 'I have a feeling we're not meeting in the same order. How many times have you met me?'
He hesitated, thinking. 'This is the…sixth time.'
Georjaina's eyebrows went up in surprise. 'How old were you the first time?'
For some reason there was a sinking feeling in her chest and she was startled when she felt his hand in hers quite suddenly. They sat in silence like that for a while, side by side, holding hands.
'Will you ever come to my house someday?' he asked after a while.
'I don't know, perhaps?' she replied, looking over at him again. 'I don't really have control over it.'
He nodded. 'Do you visit others?'
'No. I've…I've never seen the same person more than once before.' She was thinking again about what he had said yesterday. Well, her yesterday. For him that moment was two years in the future.
'And are you going to stay long?' he asked and she noticed he was leaning toward her slightly. She hesitated, uneasy for some reason, and the she wrapped her arm around him and pulled him to her side. He hugged her back fiercely, his little hands grasping her shoulders. 'You're the only one that hugs me.' His voice was muffled against her shirt and again she felt her stomach clench. She closed her eyes and pressed her cheek to the top of his head.
'I have to go home,' he said as he finally pulled away. She noticed he was discretely wiping at his glistening eyes. 'Or I'll be in more trouble.'
'Can I walk with you?' she asked and he nodded, taking her hand again as she stood. They walked quietly through the park, comfortable in their silence, but as they neared the street she felt her hands begin to prick.
'I have to go,' she said quietly, giving him a tight smile. 'But I'll see you again, I promise.'
He nodded as he released her hand. 'You are my friend, right?'
Suddenly her smile was genuine. 'Of course I am.'
That night she dreamt of the boy, of his kind but troubled face. She hardly knew a thing about him and yet he was there on her heart, she could feel it. He was a wizard, obviously, and he lived in London. He hadn't yet mentioned a father but his mother didn't sound like fun, and she was guessing that his brother Regulus was younger than him.
Georjaina sat cross legged on her bed, holding a pillow to her chest, and she glanced out the window into the dark night, wondering if he were out there somewhere. Both times they had met had seemed fairly modern but if he was alive now why did she keep visiting the past to see him? The thought of seeking him out made her anxious and so she lay back instead and drifted into a shallow sleep where she felt as though his dark eyes were watching her.
I dreamt of Georjaina, before I knew anything else about this story. The Time Traveler's Wife has always been one of my favorite books and that idea of uncontrollable time travel must have been waiting in my mind to attach itself to a character.
It has been such a pleasure to write this story. It's been one that I haven't had to think about much, it's just come pouring out of me and onto the page. I sincerely hope you enjoyed this beginning and everything that is to come.
Obviously I claim no rights on Sirius or the world he lives in. That honor goes to the queen, J.K. Rowling. And it's been brought to my attention that I should clarify the pronunciation of my character's name, before it's asked: Johr-Jane-Ah. It's a variation of Georgina or Georgiana. Sirius usually calls her Jaina, which is pronounced Jane-Ah.
Comments are always welcome.


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Do you use billboards in your Artlantis renderings? If you don't, or are unfamiliar with what a billboard is, read on to learn how billboards might benefit you.
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[ Recipe adapted from Adventures in Cooking ]
Technically not pies, but close enough. My beautiful friend/unofficial sister in law got married a few weeks ago and had a super delicious, bring-a-plate take-a-plate reception afterwards. My plan was to take these tartlets, as well as some salted chocolate chunk cookies, and be heralded as some sort of master baker queen. My own ego was my downfall however, and I ended up only taking the cookies as the tartlets didn't match up to the perfect image in my head (the cookies were a little bit overcooked too, but I had to take something).
Of course, as soon as I got home and looked at them afresh I realised they were fine. They still didn't look nearly as cray-mazing as the original recipe, but who would know that?! So I took them to my mother's and we ate them all.
Head on over to Adventures in Cooking for the full recipe — and some photographs that are so pretty you'll probably cry — and you'll find a brief overview of my version below!
the dough
115g unsalted butter
¼ cup + 2 tbsp icing sugar
¼ tsp vanilla extract
1 cup + 2 tbsp plain flour
¼ tsp salt
the filling
2 cups raspberries
½ tsp ground cardamom
¾ cup sugar
the topping
¼ tsp ground cardamom
¼ cup sugar
¼ cup water
½ cup slivered almonds
1. Combine the raspberries, cardamom, and sugar in a small saucepan over high heat. Bring the pot to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for about 4-5 minutes, stirring continuously. After the raspberries dissolve, the mixture should bubble and froth, then gradually thicken to a gel. When the jam is at your preferred consistency, set aside to cool completely or chill in the refrigerator while you make the crust.
2. Cream the butter until light and smooth. Add the icing sugar and beat until combined. Add the vanilla extract and mix again. Sift the flour and salt together. Add the flour mixture to the butter mixture, mixing gently until it comes together into a thick dough. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for about 30 minutes (or freeze for 10).
3. Preheat the oven to 175ºC. Press the dough into the pans and up the sides. Fill the tartlets with jam.
To make the glazed almond topping, combine sugar, water, and cardamom in a small saucepan over medium heat. Stir to dissolve the sugar, then bring the syrup to a simmer for a minute or two until it thickens. Remove from heat and let it cool briefly, then pour the cardamom syrup over the slivered almonds and toss until coated evenly. Layer the almonds generously over each tartlet. Bake for 20-25 minutes, until the filling bubbles and the shortbread crust is browned.
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Are your tartlets the ones featured in the opening photo? If so, they look amazing! Even if they didn't turn out as pretty as you imagined I'm sure they were absolutely delicious. I'm salivating just reading through the recipe!


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Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Tooth #2/update 10 months
Romans second bottom tooth came in. His left one I believe. It is hardly visible but you can feel the sucker! He seems to notice they are in there now. He is eating more and more table foods. He likes toast and real chicken. He does not like the baby food meats. He also does not like things that are too textured in his mouth. He will stick his tongue out till he gets the gross out. He looks like a lizard, or a kitty. :) We are still trying to do baby signs, but I dont think I do them often enough for him to connect them. I guess I need to work on that. We do signs for poopy, please, more, bite, kitty/cat, and dog/puppy (same signs for each). We were doing mom, dad, and baby too but its been a while. He sure doesn't like his naps. He goes down pretty good at night though. He sleeps all night still. Thankfully the teeth haven't disrupted that. He waves, and claps too. I am trying to also teach him that he is "soooooo big" by stretching his arms out. He is the most amazing baby on the go for the most part that is. He loves to eat. He sometimes will get mad at me when his first jar of food is out and I dont have another. Some days he is fine with one jar, but other days he will eat till his tummy is hard and gets very upset if I try to stop the meal. Most of the time two jars of baby food does it though. We are still nursing but we are down from 500 times a day to more like 2 to 4. Sometimes he goes to bed without a snack. I am not sure how ending nursing is going to go. There are times when he just fights and fights to get in the position. Any moms out there have problems with that? When did you stop nursing? I have been thinking I would stop at 1. But I am thinking maybe I wont.. I know what you are thinking! Its so easy to do! If we did go past 1 I think it would just be one time a day as he eases into milk. How much whole milk a day should he be drinking at 1?
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- Micki said...
I would ask your pediatrician...but at the daycare we had babies as early as 9mo on cows milk for every feeding. I think it depends on your pediatrician recommends AND most importantly what you feel is best for him and what you are comfortable doing.
- Thursday, September 23, 2010
- Micki said...
on *what your pediatrician recommends
- Thursday, September 23, 2010
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[kuhl-puh; Latin koo l-pah]
noun, plural cul·pae [kuhl-pee; Latin koo l-pahy] /ˈkʌl pi; Latin ˈkʊl paɪ/.
Roman and Civil Law. negligence; neglect (distinguished from dolus): One is not always liable before law for culpa resulting in damages.
guilt; sin.
Origin of culpa
1250–1300; Old English < Latin: fault, liability, blame
mea culpa
[mey-uh kuhl-puh, mee-uh; Latin me-ah kool-pah]
my fault! (used as an acknowledgment of one's responsibility).
noun plural me·a cul·pas.
an acknowledgment of one's responsibility for a fault or error.
Origin of mea culpa
< Latin: through my fault
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Examples from the Web for culpa
Historical Examples of culpa
I have no doubt that this recalcitrance to the crime-novel is a culpa, if not a culpa maxima.A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2
George Saintsbury
Regarding this heresy, however, one may well say: Felix culpa.Reincarnation
Th. Pascal
As the Romanist would say, we should apply a concrete standard of culpa.An Introduction to the Philosophy of Law
Roscoe Pound
But this is not the degree of culpa which can raise a misfortune to the pitch of a crime.Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume I (of 10)
John Gibson Lockhart
Etiam si quis a culpa vacuus in amicitiam ejus inciderat, quotidiano usu per similisque ceteris efficiebatur.St. Winifred's
Frederic W. Farrar
noun plural -pae (-piː)
civil law an act of neglect
a fault; sin; guilt
Word Origin for culpa
Latin: fault
mea culpa
an acknowledgment of guilt
Word Origin for mea culpa
literally: my fault
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
mea culpa
Latin, literally "I am to blame," a phrase from the prayer of confession in the Latin liturgy.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
mea culpa
[(may-uh kul-puh, kool-puh)]
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Coming of Age in the 60s
As an adolescent, Jake Ernst received two bits of
advice from his mother; first, "There are good
girls and bad girls -- stay away from the bad
ones," and second, "Sex without love is a sin." In
those innocent days, a boy lucked out if he got
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A good-looking country lad in Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, Jake grows up in an age of
innocence compared to the present times with
hard drives, cell phones, and omnipresent porn.
He has to learn on his own as he faces baffling
trials. With academic aspirations he is
constantly challenged -- intellectually, socially,
sexually -- as he metamorphoses into his adult
In Miller's finely crafted novel, which captures
those times with exquisite empathy, we grow
with Jake in his exasperating, comic, and
poignant journey from so-called happy days to
the brink of some of the most turbulent years of
our nation's history.
Jake's voyage is a joy to dwell in as we puzzle
with him about which of his girls are good ones
and which are bad. Or are his mother's words a
bit to cryptic? Are things not so black and white?
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Sunday, March 29, 2015
Paper Towns by John Green
Author: (The) John Green
Publisher: Speak
Date Published: September 22nd, 2009
Genre: The John Green Genre, Contemporary
Pages: 336 (paperback)
Age Range: 14+
When Margo Roth Spiegelman beckons Quentin Jacobsen in the middle of the night—dressed like a ninja and plotting an ingenious campaign of revenge—he follows her. Margo's always planned extravagantly, and, until now, she's always planned solo. After a lifetime of loving Margo from afar, things are finally looking up for Q . . . until day breaks and she has vanished. Always an enigma, Margo has now become a mystery. But there are clues. And they're for Q.
I know, I know. I haven't read everything that John Green has breathed on, I'm a terrible fan. Still, I picked up this book because I want to see the movie, but I HAVE to read the book first. Initial thoughts? I really like the cover, I like Quentin and his open disgust for prom, and I actually really love Ben and Radar. After I read the book, things just fell a little flat.
First, I didn't like Margo. Yeah, she had some amazing, quotable lines, but she wasn't good enough. She was selfish, flighty, whiny, and came across as a bad person. She had everything that she could ever desire, and instead, she threw it away so she could pretend to be "poor and rough it up". I really didn't like her, and even though she was the whole point of the book, she was such a minor character. I loved our lead, Quentin. He was so funny and raw and he had a lot of funny quirks. Ben and Radar were such good friends, with awesome personalities. Lacey was one of my favorite characters. I was NOT expecting her to be so... nice and perfect.
I didn't like that we went searching for Margo. We threw everything away for Margo (even graduation), and in the end... I don't want to spoil it, but that ending was so disappointing. The car trip was hilarious, though. Ben and his inability to hold his urine for more than two minutes, Quentin's energy-drinking, Lacey's maternal qualities, the COWS, and the beer! They were all ingredients that added to a perfect road trip.
Things worked out a little too perfectly. Like the fact that the holes in the wall lined up AMAZINGLY to a map, and the comment on Omnictionary, and the door. Things just worked out way too easily sometimes. And I expected Radar and Ben and Lacey to put up a fight about somethings, and when they didn't, I was surprised. ALSO, HOW IS IT POSSIBLE THAT EVERYONE'S PARENTS WERE SO OBLIVIOUS??? Honestly, they were such awful parents for being so absent, and blind.
I enjoyed a majority of the story, but the things that I didn't like were too big to ignore. Next, I'll read Looking For Alaska by John Green, and then I think I've properly read every book of his. This book does not ruin my love of John Green. I would love him even if he didn't write amazingly well, because he is such a good person. DFTBA, everyone.
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A Visit to the Petrified Wood & Art Gallery in Ogallala, Nebraska
I don't often write about an art gallery as a tourist destination, but I was particularly impressed by the Petrified Wood & Art Gallery when I found it in Ogallala, Nebraska. Not only was the art work both unusual and stunning, but the artists themselves, twin brothers, were a delight.
Harvey and Howard Kenfield are 89 year old identical twins, and they have been working with petrified wood for the past 65 years. Both were on sight when I visited, and both were delighted to show off their collection and work. The twins now walk with canes, but they're still very active – and they'll often disappear into their on-site workshop – to work on another artistic piece. The one twin confided to me that he "felt like he was 39 years old, but they tell me that I'm 89." Both still had a twinkle in their eye and a love for their work.
After being drafted into the Army and serving together in Korea in the early 1950s, Harvey and Howard returned home and began collecting stones, artifacts, and petrified wood. From 1954 on, the 'boys' have spent their lives collecting, designing, grinding, and polishing; they've attended many gem and mineral shows over the years – and spent most summer vacations searching for petrified wood (which is a name given to wood that has been turned into stone as the organic tissue is replaced by silica and other minerals). They also had 'day jobs' in Ogallala, in local manufacturing plants, but they retired from these back in the 1980s – and opened a Gallery. By the year 2000, the Kenfields decided to donate their collection to the Western Nebraska Community Foundation, with the understanding that it must remain in Ogallala. By 2007, the 'Friends of the Gallery' was established and owned the collection. By 2011, the Gallery moved to a larger facility, at 418 East 1st St. in Ogallala.
The Petrified Wood & Art Gallery is a showcase of natural history that specializes in ancient woods and fossils that have been collected by Harvey and Howard. There are many Native American artifacts and arrowheads to be found here, too – and gemstone butterflies and toadstools – and even fossilized leaf and fish imprints. Indeed, it's quite a collection! Admission is free, but donations are accepted.
It was the appearance of Harvey and Howard themselves that made my visit extra special, for they're easy to chat with and are so very proud of this collection. They love to talk about the pieces! They told me that some of the petrified wood was found right here in Nebraska, but they also found some in other western states, including Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. I strolled through the Gallery with them and saw cross-cuts of petrified black walnut, Douglas fir, elm, and pine that had been polished to such a luster that these pieces almost appeared as wet! I also saw some ancient petrified bamboo palm fronds and whole pine cones.
There are some very large but intricately detailed art pieces carved from the petrified wood, with stunning geometric patterns – and whittle down into some rather unique shapes. There's also a collection of spheres that Harvey and Howard had cut, ground, and polished – and they confided that each required "from 30 to 80 hours to complete". However, my favourite pieces were the cleverly designed, hand-crafted, three-dimensional buildings and objects that the brothers have fashioned entirely out of petrified wood that looks amazingly like weathered barn wood. They told me that they achieved this effect by splitting the petrified wood into tiny slivers of rock that were then glued together. It's very effective, and they've achieved the creation of incredible scenes of a bygone era, including cliff houses, farm houses, grain elevators, wagons, and churches. Their creations of barns, rural scenes, and even outhouses are done with such detail that they almost seemed to jump out at me - and each of their awesome music boxes is accompanied by a piece of music that seems particularly appropriate. For example, the church music box plays "How Great Thou Art", the wagon plays "Country Roads Take Me Home", and the outhouse plays "Alone Again Naturally".
There are also works by other artists on display here, including a great collection of pewter figures, bullet slugs, arrowheads, and some large marble sculptures (including a very large bust of Sitting Bull). One artist has even turned his collection of arrowheads into a stone buffalo. There's also, of course, a great variety of items for sale in the gift shop.
If you happen to be planning a trip to the American West, then you might want to add a stop at this fascinating Petrified Wood & Art Gallery in Ogallala, Nebraska.
For More Information: www.petrifiedwoodgallery.com; www.visitnebraska.com
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The Family Matters Club is hosting its 4th annual Santa Letter and Gift Giveaway. The club is excepting letters and wish lists to Santa from children under the age of 18. Letters can be mailed to 29873 Mayflower Dr., Canyon Lake, CA, 92587 or dropped off on the porch between Dec. 1 and Dec. 18.
Letters may also be hand-delivered to Santa at the club's Winter Festival on Saturday, Dec. 2, between 1 and 4 p.m. Each child who submits a letter will receive a custom letter back from Santa along with a special reindeer treat to leave out on Christmas Eve.
"We will try our best to fulfill an item wish on the list, however, sometimes Santa cannot make some of the items. In that case, we will choose something age appropriate for the child," said Family Matters Club Founder Shawna Bowen.
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THIS is the shocking moment a man threatens a young woman who accused an OAP of taking photos of her, saying: "I'll knock you out".
Alexandra Clay, 21, says an older woman was taking snaps of her at a bus stop in Sydney, Australia.
She even has a picture of the woman photographing her with a professional digital camera.
But when confronted on the bus the stranger refuses to explain why or delete the pics.
Alexandra can be heard saying: "What are you some pervert or something? What are you taking photos of me for?"
At that point the man, believed to be the woman's partner, gets to his feet and threatens to hit her if she doesn't stop filming.
He rants: "Put your phone down or I'll knock you out".
He even raises his fists and begins counting to three.
The driver then steps in to break up the pair before Ms Clay gets off the bus.
She told Australia's 7 News that she decided to publish the 11-month-old clip online after seeing the couple do the same thing again.
"They take photos of you on professional cameras against your will and refuse to delete them", she claimed.
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6 Ways to Succeed in the Mental Health Practice
Starting a private practice is a dream for many healthcare professionals. In fact, more than half of healthcare givers in some specialties are in private practice. However, it is a bold step. Professional expertise alone cannot guarantee success. If you are ready to get your feet wet, here are five things that will set you up for success.
1. Think like an entrepreneur
For most healthcare professionals, the drive is not just a good paycheck. However, when you decide to go into private practice, you will have bills and salaries to pay and again, it will be your primary source of sustenance. Therefore, the moment you make a decision to start out, you must think of ways to be profitable. There is no avoiding it! You are now in business; unless of course, you are starting a nonprofit.
2. Write a business plan
Business plans are not overrated. Experts agree that most startups fail because of lack of clear long-term and short-term goals. A good business plan will help you build a good foundation for your practice. It will help you set a clear vision, mission, and values. And then, it will help you determine where you want to be in a given time frame. A strong business plan can also be thought of as a map, it will show you where you are, where you came from and where you're heading.
3. Identify a niche
While it might be tempting to see everyone who comes knocking, it is not always a good idea. Servicing groups you do not enjoy working with can be nerve-wracking, to say the least. For example, if you are not comfortable around individuals with specific medical conditions, dealing with such clients may put you under unnecessary stress and pressure. Do not go beyond the scope of your skills. Instead, establish yourself as an expert in what you are best at.
4. Choose a good location
As Realtors say, "location, location, location!" You must establish your practice in a proper location if you want to be successful. The ideal location is relative because it depends on who you are targeting. However, your facility should be located in an easily accessible area and if possible where you can easily be noticed. As a rule, it pays to be near the people who will most likely be interested in your services. For example, if your specialty is families, a location in the suburbs is more viable than the 30th floor of a small building in the city.
5. Automate administrative processes
Administrative work can be time consuming and tiresome. Management software that will support your mental health practice can simplify processes such as invoicing, scheduling and reporting, payment processing, records management among other office and clinical processes. Such software can help you save time, minimize paperwork and eliminate redundancy.
6. Market your practice
You must communicate your presence and convince people that you can help them with their conditions and problems. The good thing is that you don't really need a huge budget for this. It could be as simple as developing a good website, networking with other healthcare professionals, volunteering to speak at local schools and churches and doing some really good work. Word of mouth is the most powerful marketing tool.
Going solo may not be the easiest decision but its rewards can be great. It can be a path to great accomplishment and personal fulfillment.
Wisdom Tooth Removal: When Is It Needed?
Many people are not aware that the wisdom tooth could cause complications like inflammation and pain. In many cases, removing the wisdom tooth is the only option left.
Wisdom tooth removal is a procedure done by a dentist to alleviate pain and avoid even more serious infection. Before jumping into details of the procedure, it's important to know why it is necessary. Also known as the third molars, the wisdom teeth are permanent teeth that usually appear in the inner parts of the month. Normally, they erupt between the ages of 15 and 25.
Wisdom Tooth Removal
This procedure is prescribed to individuals who are suffering from inflammation and pain caused by the eruption of the wisdom teeth. Utah's The Dental Clinic of Doctor Greg Roberts notes that while not all wisdom teeth need to be removed surgically, those that are impacted may require a surgical procedure.
Indications for Wisdom Tooth Removal
There are various reasons the wisdom tooth needs to be removed surgically. For instance, it is usually done before serious complications, such as the development of periodontal disease, arise. If not removed, it may cause infection and other serious problems. As such, it is important to visit a dentist when you feel pain or inflammation during the eruption of a third molar.
Another indication is when a wisdom tooth cannot properly come out due to lack of space at the back of the mouth. This could cause soreness, pain, inflammation, and infection. It may also cause infection to the teeth around the area and can even affect the jaw.
Severe pain is a sign that there is something wrong with the eruption of the third molar. It is then important to visit a dentist right away to get the appropriate medicine, antibacterial, and treatment. This will prevent further complications that can affect not only the mouth, but also the jaw and bones.
When to call the emergency dentist
Regular dental check-ups are a great way to maintain good dental health. However, sometimes severe and sudden dental pain can take you by surprise. When a dental emergency crops up, it's time to call the emergency dentist.
Emergency dental care will provide you will effective pain relief and treatment to safeguard your future dental health. Emergency dental services are widely available in dental practices across Lothian, including at The Polwarth Dental Clinic in Edinburgh. Patients registered at this practice can access treatment from their emergency dentist all year round, seven days a week.
What is a dental emergency?
Severe dental pain is usually a sign of a dental emergency and can result from a variety of causes. An accident or injury can cause teeth to become partially or completely knocked out, broken or fractured. Sometimes an underlying dental health problem can suddenly flare up, leaving you in pain, swollen or bleeding. If you experience any of these conditions, then it is time to call an emergency dentist.
Dealing with knocked out teeth
If one of your teeth is knocked out, there are a few things you can do immediately, before you get to your emergency dental appointment. Firstly, don't hold the tooth root, hold the tooth crown. If the tooth is dirty, lick it clean or rinse it in milk. For adults, you can try to carefully push the tooth back into the hole it came out from. If this isn't possible, store the tooth inside your cheek or pop it into some milk. Then call your emergency dentist.
What can you expect from your emergency dental appointment?
When you call with a dental emergency, you can expect to be seen on the very same day. You will receive a thorough examination of your teeth and gums to assess the extent of the damage. If needed, you will then receive pain relief. The damaged area will be sterilised to help prevent infection. Next the necessary treatment will be carried out to save what is left of your damaged tooth. Where possible a permanent solution will be applied to repair the damage. Otherwise a temporary fix will be used and an appointment scheduled to complete the treatment later.
The Good that Medical Technology Changes Continue to Bring
In today's time and age, technology has become so important that almost, if not all, industries can no longer function properly without it. The same goes true for people and their everyday lives. And of the many different industries wherein technology has a considerable contribution, health care continues to dominate most of them.
Used properly, technology in the healthcare industry can save lives and improve the overall quality of personal living.
The strong ties between technology and medicine
Without technology, the field of medicine can't keep up with the increasing health care demands and requirements of people. The overall health and well-being of individuals will greatly suffer, doctors will lose many patients, hospitals and other healthcare facilities will go to waste, and lives will be lost.
This said, one shouldn't underestimate the innovations made by providers like Hallmark Surgical in even the seemingly smallest medical equipment and supplies in NZ hospitals, clinics, and other similar organisations. From biotechnology to medical device/equipment manufacturing and from pharmaceuticals to IT, all the improvements and modernisation they've undergone played major roles in bettering human lives.
Faster diagnosis, quicker and better results
One of the biggest contributions technology has brought to medicine is the hastening of diagnostic procedures. Supplies and machines designed to help health care professionals come up with diagnosis now allow them to reach an accurate one in a shorter amount of time. Because of this, doctors now have the power to develop the best possible treatment plan, which can pave the way for patients to see significant improvements in their health sooner.
Greater quality of life
It is also because of innovative medical technology that many people, despite having developed major health problems or sustained severe injuries, continue to live on. And they haven't just survived; they also enjoy a good quality of life.
The healthcare industry can't overstate its reliance on medical technology, seeing that its brilliant contributions let health care professionals succeed in their respective fields.


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The White House Needs a Black Light
Things are getting…disgusting at the White House, as President Obama has blundered into a really unpleasant rhetorical issue in his quest to secure stronger gun control laws.
This latest contoversy started last week, when the President told the New Republic that he enjoys going skeet shooting while at Camp David. The Right has cried foul, suggesting that President Obama is faking his interest in skeet shooting to seem more reasonable on gun control. The White House for it's part has fought back, mocking these conservative skeet critics of being "skeeters".
Well I am here to tell you that all this talk of "skeet" has some intended rhetorical consequences. Indeed, there hasn't been this much discussion of White House skeeting since the Clinton Impeachment!
As any fan of Lil Jon and the Ying Yang Twins will tell you, "skeet" is a slang term for – well, just ask your parents. Or any and all of Ke$ha's bedding (I'm kidding she doesn't have bedding she sleeps in a dumpster). I'm not positive the White House knows this though. For instance, Former White House advisor David Plouffe recently began a tweet with the phrase "Attn skeet Birthers." Clearly he was unaware of the double entendre; sure "skeet" comes before "birth", but that's not Plouffe probably meant. Further more, when Plouffe encouraged all the haters to photoshop the image (seen above) of Obama shooting skeet, I feel like he didn't anticipate the many giant wangs that will undoubtedly replace the shotgun.
The question is where is Anderson Cooper in all this? His Tea Party/Teabagger double entendre really set the bar for make political sex puns. Is he really going to let Obama's skeet get away from him? Yes, as many suspect, Anderson Cooper loves skeet.
We'll let you know more about them creamy, hot skeet story as it spurts forth.


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Reflecting the annual flights
on the Thuringia (Crane's Field) – (Rhine-)Hesse – Route
BURGMANN HENNE KRANICH of DIRMSTEIN'S
strong House Kranichstein near Darmstadt
from the beginning accompanying
the line of the Hesse-Darmstadt Landgraves
Martin Elias Ridinger (1731 Augsburg 1780). This Stag of 3 Antlers was hunted par force by His Princely Highness the Ruling Landgrave LOUIS VIII of Hesse-Darmstadt
in the Great Pheasantry near Cranichstein
(Crane's Rock) Aug. 11, 1753, where the same set above a wall 12 shoe high and escaped, but was shot after the rutting season of the very same year at the border in high counts' Erbach Schönberg area. Etching with engraving after Georg Adam Eger (1727 Murrhardt 1808). (1767/68.) Inscribed: G. A. Eger delineav. et pinxit. / M. El. Ridinger sculps. Aug. Vindel., otherwise in German as above. 14⅝ × 9¾ in (37 × 24.9 cm).
With not just exact local architecture as generally only here and there with Ridinger, but even more before the scenery of hunting seat
as one of the first of its views .
The building itself together important for the history of construction:
" The construction of the castle in – here well visible – three wings is an early,
if not even the first example of this style ,
which later has been taken over at other castles, too "
(Lohmann, Georg I. und die Anfänge von Jagdschloß Kranichstein, no year, p. 70, after Dehio, Handbuch der dt. Kunstdenkmäler, vol. Hesse, 1982, p. 518).
The famous stag of three antlers as sheet 97 (Thienemann + Schwarz 339; Ridinger Catalogue Darmstadt, 1999, VI.10 with illustration on front cover + page 126; Siebert-Weitz, Ridinger, 1999, pp. 44 f. with ills.) of the Representation of the Most Wondrous Deer and other Animals. – At which not only after realization here the impact of the eldest, Martin Elias, as the etcher/engraver of the plate here being up on the Ridinger œuvre is much larger than that of an engaged co-worker only. Already at an age of thirty he just acted as a spiritus rector behind the scene ensuring that sets were completed as just also the monumental 101-sheet one of the Most Wondrous Deer to which the plate here belongs, too. Of the last 27 works Martin Elias conveyed to the printing plates alone 21! Without him the plate offered to you here would not exist!
And as Wolf Stubbe (Joh. El. Ridinger, Hamburg/Berlin 1966, pp. 16 f. + pl. 34), going in medias res, celebrates Th. 722, The Wild Buffalo and the Crocodile, from the Fights of Killing Animals as an artistic zenith of the late work in respect of its luminous efficiency, he pays tribute together, because judging by the plate, not the drawing, to Martin Elias as the etcher/engraver of that work. An aspect illustrating deeply the Ridinger teamwork. – The original numbering "97" restored again on occasion of a later 19th century edition after it had been changed for a separate set in the mid-twenties.
Already depicted in the hunting diary of Louis VIII the stag of 10 points (2 x 3, 1 x 4) poses
in front of the Kranichstein pool and the complex of the palace .
In regard of the latter one of its first depictions though. Since
" Views of the hunting palace are handed down since the middle of the 18th century only, all from the time of landgrave Louis VIII who as passionate hunter kept court almost exclusively in Kranichstein, as his father Ernest Louis also did after … 1715. Kranichstein's heyday falls under the regency of these princes "
(Gisela Siebert, Kranichstein, 1969, page 14).
Yet even going visibly beyond this general documentary value as still
" with all the buildings of its immediate environs
which had been removed at end of the (19th) century at the latest "
(Wolfgang Weitz).
And taken from no lesser, though not preserved in Kranichstein (see, however, besides the trophy there, VI.10c of the Catalogue Darmstadt with illustration, Eger's large portrait painting of the stag, VI.10a, and the drawn study of the head ascribed to Eger, VI.10b with ills.), design than that by of the court hunting painter who joined the court in 1748, and in whom the close connection to the Ridingers obviously originated, and due to the age preferably lasted with Martin Elias. Because 6 of the 12 plates of the Wondrous dedicated to Hesse-Darmstadt (10 of these to Louis VIII personally) plus Th. 356 + 385 as also referring to Louis and later taken over from the Incidents have been worked by Martin Elias, four of these after Eger. Beyond these after the latter the equestrian portrait of Louis from the Princely Persons and two further designs.
Just as Eger was
"the true painter of the par force hunt at Kranichstein …
Louis VIII must have esteemed (him) quite a lot, wished to have him as constant companion on the hunt and commissioned him with a court hunting uniform to put him on par with the hunters, also called him intimately 'his old mate' (and bestowed him with the title of a second court painter after the death of Joh. Chr. Fiedler in 1765) "
(Siebert, op. cit., pages 63 + 109).
"Hunting landgrave" Louis VIII himself together with Hesse-Darmstadt generally not just form the by far largest individual block within the Wondrous, but in the whole graphic work at all. And in this context the plate here with its Kranichstein architecture is
the most dominant plate of the Hesse-Darmstadt-block .
Ref. no. 14,997 / in stock – not cataloged / request description & offer


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Marco Beltrami's Hellboy score is coming to vinyl, according to a listing at Amazon. The label listed, Varese Sarabande, previously released the score on CD, while they remixed and remastered the music. I'd expect similar care. It's listed as coming on red vinyl.
Art is courtesy the CD release. The release date is currently set at July 13.


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The 3-year plan for ISWI as it was presented and discussed at the 18 February 2009 meeting of the UN's COPUOS (Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space) Science and Technical Subcommittee (STSC). This is a recommendation to the COPUOS adopted by STSC, and will be part of the October 2009 UN General Assembly resolution.
The International Heliophysical Year (IHY), an international program of scientific collaboration to understand the external drivers of planetary environments, has come to an end. The IHY was a major international event of great interest to the member States, which involved the deployment of new instrumentation, new observations from the ground and in space, and an education component. We propose to continue the highly successful collaboration between the heliophysics science community and the United Nations Basic Space Science (UNBSS) program.
One of the major thrust of the IHY was to deploy arrays of small instruments such as magnetometers, radio antennas, GPS receivers, all-sky cameras, particle detectors, etc. around the world to provide global measurements of heliospheric phenomena. The United Nations Basic Space Science Initiative (UNBSSI) played a major role in this effort. Scientific teams were organized through UNBSS, which consisted of a lead scientist who provided the instruments or fabrication plans for instruments in the array. As a result of the this program, scientists from UNBSS member states now participate in the instrument operation, data collection, analysis, and publication of scientific results, working at the forefront of science research. As part of this project, support for local scientists, facilities and data acquisition is provided by the host nation. In addition, support at the Government level is provided for local scientists to participate.
Building on momentum of the IHY, we propose to continue the highly successful collaboration with the UNBSS program to continue the study of universal processes in the solar system that affect the interplanetary and terrestrial environments, and to continue to coordinate the deployment and operation of new and existing instrument arrays aimed at understanding the impacts of Space Weather on Earth and the near-Earth environment. Toward this end, we propose a new program, the International Space Weather Initiative (ISWI).
The study of energetic events in the solar system will pave the way for safe human space travel to the Moon and planets in the future, and it will serve to inspire the next generation of space physicists.
The ISWI strongly complements the International Living With a Star (ILWS) program, providing more attention nationally, regionally, and internationally for the ILWS program.
To complement the ground-based data, huge amounts of data from space-based missions on Earth and heliospheric phenomena are freely accessible. Support of local Governments and institutions is needed for local scientists to participate in the analysis and interpretation of this data.


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When the false self dies—the ego, the old creature, the constructed personality, the illusory self, the separate independent idea of one's self, the man of sin, the son of perdition, the natural man, the carnal mind—when this is seen for what it really is, when it is revealed in truth, when it is put off, taken out of the way, when it is crucified and passes away, then the true Self is revealed in glory.
It is resurrected, reborn, awakened.
It is Christ-Buddha, which redeems One from suffering.
It saves and liberates the One from illusion, delusion, deception, and error.
This Self is infinitely greater, truer, eternal, good, beauty, light, life, love, selfless, simple, even as a little child.
It is the Kingdom of God and of Heaven.
It is the Church of the Firstborn.
It is Eternal Law.
It is Eternal Life.
It embodies all things—it is in all things and through all things.
It is the Incarnation of God.
It is One with God, in God, as God.


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18-Feb-2019 @ 00:45:19
Diane why are you so expensive lately?
18-Feb-2019 @ 00:44:32
Wonderful. Will update when predictions pass thank you. Take care x
17-Feb-2019 @ 17:51:27
Very off. E is not talking to me and the question was about me & A. How do they have strong energy when they ghost me? Didn't answer what will happen w/ A & I. Wish I could get a refund.
17-Feb-2019 @ 15:10:12
Thanks kitty
17-Feb-2019 @ 14:05:31
Jennifer-Thank you & no need to apologize for the delay- I know you were busy (it wasn't a very long delay at all). My new favorite- very details & examples situation well. I hope your prediction comes true ❤


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The Kalooki game, as one of the Rummy games family, is popular in Europe and in the US. The game is faster and more attractive for online players, than the known Gin Rummy game. The best thing about playing Kalooki is the option to build Sets and Runs "on the table". After each player is melding his first Set or first Kalooki Run, he is able to build and expand the existing ones "on the table". Means to add cards to melds which are already discards by him or other Kalooki players.
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