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Mrs. Daisy Lee West Barkley age 88, of Saint Petersburg, Florida and formerly of Graceville, Florida and Old Columbia, Alabama went home to be with the Lord on Sunday February 12, 2017 at the Capital Regional Medical Center in Tallahassee, Florida.
Mrs. Daisy Lee West Barkley was born on Wednesday, August 1, 1928 in Columbia, Alabama to Eugene and Caroline Benson West in a Christian home. Daisy was moved from St. Petersburg, FL to Tallahassee in 2014 to be closer to her daughter, Patricia and granddaughter, Melody. She resided at the Heritage Healthcare Center, where she was affectionately known as “Miss Daisy”.
Daisy received Christ as her personal Savior at an early age while a member at the Columbia Missionary Baptist Church. When she and her family moved to Graceville, FL, she became a member of New Easter Missionary Baptist Church.
On Saturday, March 31, 1956, Daisy was joined in Holy Matrimony to Roger Lewis Barkley in Chipley, FL. To this union twin children were born: a son, Patrick, who died as an infant, and a daughter, Patricia. Daisy, R.L., and Patricia moved to St. Petersburg, FL in 1958. There, they attended McCabe United Methodist Church for a number of years. Returning to her “Baptist roots”, Daisy later joined St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church, which was her church home until she moved to Tallahassee.
Daisy worked for 32 years for Dr. John and Mrs. Leona Meyer of St. Petersburg, helping to care for their home and children. Mrs. Barkley was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son, and six of her siblings: Naomi West, Hattie Waters, Dixie Ann Clark, Alpha Kate Roberts, Eugene West, Sr., and Samuel West, as well as her stepdaughter, Emma Jean Dickey.
Daisy will be forever loved and remembered by those left to cherish her memories: her daughter, Patricia Barkley (fiancé, Roderick Jackson) of Tallahassee, FL; a brother, Frank Edward West of Dothan, AL; two grandchildren: Patrick Jordan (fiancé, Shannon Lalande) of Pinellas Park, Florida and Melody Dorsey of Tallahassee, Florida; two step-grandchildren: Reginald Dickey and Jaris Dickey both of Tallahassee, Florida; four great grandchildren: Patrizia Jordan, Elizabeth Jordan, and Trevon Jordan all of Saint Petersburg, Florida, Kyla Jordan, Pinellas Park, Florida and Caniqua McGowan of Tallahassee, Florida; three great-great grandchildren: Khloe Wallace, Jordyn Smith and Trinity Jordan all of Saint Petersburg, Florida; a sister and brother-in-law: Juanita West of Saint Petersburg, Flroida and Baldon C. Barkley, Atlanta, Georgia; her best friend: Alma Scott, Saint Petersburg, Florida; a multitude of sorrowing nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Visitation will be 3-7 PM, Friday, January 17, 2017, in the M. Sue and Rodney D. Pittman Memorial Chapel in Graceville, FL.
Funeral services will be 1 PM, Saturday, January 18, 2017, Saint Paul AME Church, Campbellton, FL.
Interment will follow in the Graceville Community Cemetery under the directions of Christian Memorial Chapel of Graceville.
Minister David E. Streets, 78, of Marianna went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, February 1, 2017 in Marianna.
He was a native of Cypress, Florida and a member of Haven Rest Church of Restoration, Marianna, FL.
Minister Godwin leaves to cherish his precious memories four daughters: Priscilla Godwin, Helen Johns (Gary), Pamela Godwin and Lillie Godwin all of Marianna, Florida; sons: David Godwin, Jr. and Tony Godwin; twenty-two grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; eleven sisters: Saffronia G. Arline, Jacksonville, Florida, Mandy G. Smarts, Bartow, Florida, Jackie G. Lord, Dover, Delaware, Dorothy G. Helen, Mary G. Williams (Billy), and Diane G. Jackson all of Blountstown, Florida, Vivian G. Black of Bristol, Florida, Clara M. Roulach of Quincy, Florida, Louise Steele (Derek) of Tallahassee, Florida, Jackie D. Holton (Marcus) of Tallahassee, Florida and Helen Lewis of Panama City, Florida; five brothers: Johnny B. Godwin (Rose) Bartow, Florida, Pretis J. Godwin, Jr. (Rose) of Lakeland, Florida, Mizell Godwin (Renee), Orlando, Florida, Derit Godwin (Toretha), Marianna, Florida and Paul E. Johnson (Jeannette) of Quincy, Florida; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Visitation will Friday, February 10, 2017, 3-7 PM, in the M. Sue & Rodney D. Pittman Memorial Chapel, Graceville, FL.
Funeral services will be 2PM, Saturday, February 11, 2017 in the M. Sue & Rodney D. Pittman Memorial Chapel, 5441 Cooper Street, Graceville, FL.
Interment will follow in the Mt. Olive Community Cemetery, Marianna, FL, under the directions of Christian Memorial Chapel of Graceville, Florida.
Mrs. Twynette Linda Ponds Beachem age 55, of Panama City, Florida went home to be with the Lord on Sunday February 5th at the Gulf Coast Community Hospital in Panama City, FL.
She was a native of Jackson County, a member of Saint John Missionary Baptist Church, Panama City, FL and employed with WMBB TV.
She is survived by her husband, Wayne Beachem; her son, Jeremy Ponds; her loving and devoted mother, Elizabeth Hall Ponds; brothers: Lawrence Ponds, Jr., and Eugene Cooper; stepchildren: Malcom Beachem, Teresa Beachem, Daniya Beachem and Nikia Beachem all of Panama City, FL; numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Visitation will Friday, February 10, 2017, 12 Noon until funeral time at 2:00 PM, at Saint John Missionary Baptist Church, Panama City, FL.
Interment will follow in the Hillside Cemetery, under the directions of Christian Memorial Chapel of Graceville, Florida.

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mrs. daisy lee west barkley age 88, of saint petersburg, florida and formerly of graceville, florida and old columbia, alabama went home to be with the lord on sunday february 12, 2017 at the capital regional medical center in tallahassee, florida.
mrs. daisy lee west barkley was born on wednesday, august 1, 1928 in columbia, alabama to eugene and caroline benson west in a christian home. daisy was moved from st. petersburg, fl to tallahassee in 2014 to be closer to her daughter, patricia and granddaughter, melody. she resided at the heritage healthcare center, where she was affectionately known as “miss daisy”.
daisy received christ as her personal savior at an early age while a member at the columbia missionary baptist church. when she and her family moved to graceville, fl, she became a member of new easter missionary baptist church.
on saturday, march 31, 1956, daisy was joined in holy matrimony to roger lewis barkley in chipley, fl. to this union twin children were born: a son, patrick, who died as an infant, and a daughter, patricia. daisy, r.l., and patricia moved to st. petersburg, fl in 1958. there, they attended mccabe united methodist church for a number of years. returning to her “baptist roots”, daisy later joined st. mark missionary baptist church, which was her church home until she moved to tallahassee.
daisy worked for 32 years for dr. john and mrs. leona meyer of st. petersburg, helping to care for their home and children. mrs. barkley was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son, and six of her siblings: naomi west, hattie waters, dixie ann clark, alpha kate roberts, eugene west, sr., and samuel west, as well as her stepdaughter, emma jean dickey.
daisy will be forever loved and remembered by those left to cherish her memories: her daughter, patricia barkley (fiancé, roderick jackson) of tallahassee, fl; a brother, frank edward west of dothan, al; two grandchildren: patrick jordan (fiancé, shannon lalande) of pinellas park, florida and melody dorsey of tallahassee, florida; two step-grandchildren: reginald dickey and jaris dickey both of tallahassee, florida; four great grandchildren: patrizia jordan, elizabeth jordan, and trevon jordan all of saint petersburg, florida, kyla jordan, pinellas park, florida and caniqua mcgowan of tallahassee, florida; three great-great grandchildren: khloe wallace, jordyn smith and trinity jordan all of saint petersburg, florida; a sister and brother-in-law: juanita west of saint petersburg, flroida and baldon c. barkley, atlanta, georgia; her best friend: alma scott, saint petersburg, florida; a multitude of sorrowing nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
visitation will be 3-7 pm, friday, january 17, 2017, in the m. sue and rodney d. pittman memorial chapel in graceville, fl.
funeral services will be 1 pm, saturday, january 18, 2017, saint paul ame church, campbellton, fl.
interment will follow in the graceville community cemetery under the directions of christian memorial chapel of graceville.
minister david e. streets, 78, of marianna went home to be with the lord on wednesday, february 1, 2017 in marianna.
he was a native of cypress, florida and a member of haven rest church of restoration, marianna, fl.
minister godwin leaves to cherish his precious memories four daughters: priscilla godwin, helen johns (gary), pamela godwin and lillie godwin all of marianna, florida; sons: david godwin, jr. and tony godwin; twenty-two grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; eleven sisters: saffronia g. arline, jacksonville, florida, mandy g. smarts, bartow, florida, jackie g. lord, dover, delaware, dorothy g. helen, mary g. williams (billy), and diane g. jackson all of blountstown, florida, vivian g. black of bristol, florida, clara m. roulach of quincy, florida, louise steele (derek) of tallahassee, florida, jackie d. holton (marcus) of tallahassee, florida and helen lewis of panama city, florida; five brothers: johnny b. godwin (rose) bartow, florida, pretis j. godwin, jr. (rose) of lakeland, florida, mizell godwin (renee), orlando, florida, derit godwin (toretha), marianna, florida and paul e. johnson (jeannette) of quincy, florida; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
visitation will friday, february 10, 2017, 3-7 pm, in the m. sue & rodney d. pittman memorial chapel, graceville, fl.
funeral services will be 2pm, saturday, february 11, 2017 in the m. sue & rodney d. pittman memorial chapel, 5441 cooper street, graceville, fl.
interment will follow in the mt. olive community cemetery, marianna, fl, under the directions of christian memorial chapel of graceville, florida.
mrs. twynette linda ponds beachem age 55, of panama city, florida went home to be with the lord on sunday february 5th at the gulf coast community hospital in panama city, fl.
she was a native of jackson county, a member of saint john missionary baptist church, panama city, fl and employed with wmbb tv.
she is survived by her husband, wayne beachem; her son, jeremy ponds; her loving and devoted mother, elizabeth hall ponds; brothers: lawrence ponds, jr., and eugene cooper; stepchildren: malcom beachem, teresa beachem, daniya beachem and nikia beachem all of panama city, fl; numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
visitation will friday, february 10, 2017, 12 noon until funeral time at 2:00 pm, at saint john missionary baptist church, panama city, fl.
interment will follow in the hillside cemetery, under the directions of christian memorial chapel of graceville, florida.


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inspired by israeli hummus bar restaurants, darista hummusiya adds a modern twist on this traditional, popular mediterranean spread. we feature our flagship hummus as the foundation for each plate and build bold, beautiful layers of world flavor with ingredients ranging from bright roasted veggies to protein offerings, giving each plate (and palate) a unique ethnic experience. darista partners with local farms to provide the most fresh, healthy and best tasting ingredients for each dish.
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she’s eaten her weight in pastéis de nata in portugal, made friends over sweet sticky rice in thailand and learned firsthand the art of paella in spain. schwartz has always loved exploring the world’s cultures by taste bud. she realized early on that food has the unique ability to bring people together.
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There's nothing like a commissioned world premiere to make a chamber concert feel like an out-of-the-ordinary event - unless it's a performing ensemble brought together expressly for the occasion. Both were in play during Saturday's largely alluring program presented in Herbst Theatre by Chamber Music San Francisco.
The performers were three renowned soloists - clarinetist Richard Stoltzman, cellist Lynn Harrell and pianist Robert Levin - joining forces on a more or less ad hoc basis. And the evening's centerpiece was Yehudi Wyner's melodious "Trio 2009," written last year for this ensemble.
It certainly sounded like a musical tribute to these particular players, mining the group's ability to blend lyrical strains into a unified yet distinct musical texture. Running 15 minutes in a single span, Wyner's piece proved an amiable and often lovely creation.
If the results aren't especially dramatic, that was surely by intent. Rather, the motivating spirit here is one of free-form fantasy, as the piece unfolds in an unpredictable but gently shifting series of episodes.
Wyner's melodic invention is the main vehicle for the proceedings, and his tunes are shapely, inviting affairs, often backlit by delicate tremolo accompaniments. For contrast, the piano occasionally urges the other two instruments into brisk, dry-eyed flurries that sound like toned-down Prokofiev.
The performers' mutual sympathy and unanimity of purpose gave the piece a lovely veneer, and continued to yield benefits after intermission. The second half of the program was devoted to a first-rate account of Brahms' A-Minor Trio, Op. 114.
This was a performance as notable for its refined elegance - especially in the two slow movements that form the center of the piece - as for its deftly balanced fervor. The rhythmic propulsion of the outer movements, shaped by Levin's strong but never strident quarterbacking from the piano, was beautifully matched by the limpid, long-breathed phrases of the Adagio.
Both the Wyner and the Brahms found the performers at their best, and in fact it was hard to avoid the suspicion that those pieces had monopolized all the available rehearsal time. The evening's two opening selections - Bach's C-Major Cello Suite and Schumann's "Fantasiestücke" for clarinet and piano - got careless, throwaway performances that made them sound like last-minute filler.
Stoltzman-Harrell-Levin Trio: Program repeats. 7:30 p.m. Mon. Oshman Family Jewish Community Center, Palo Alto. Tickets: $60. Call (415) 392-4400 or go to www.chambermusicsf.org.

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there's nothing like a commissioned world premiere to make a chamber concert feel like an out-of-the-ordinary event - unless it's a performing ensemble brought together expressly for the occasion. both were in play during saturday's largely alluring program presented in herbst theatre by chamber music san francisco.
the performers were three renowned soloists - clarinetist richard stoltzman, cellist lynn harrell and pianist robert levin - joining forces on a more or less ad hoc basis. and the evening's centerpiece was yehudi wyner's melodious "trio 2009," written last year for this ensemble.
it certainly sounded like a musical tribute to these particular players, mining the group's ability to blend lyrical strains into a unified yet distinct musical texture. running 15 minutes in a single span, wyner's piece proved an amiable and often lovely creation.
if the results aren't especially dramatic, that was surely by intent. rather, the motivating spirit here is one of free-form fantasy, as the piece unfolds in an unpredictable but gently shifting series of episodes.
wyner's melodic invention is the main vehicle for the proceedings, and his tunes are shapely, inviting affairs, often backlit by delicate tremolo accompaniments. for contrast, the piano occasionally urges the other two instruments into brisk, dry-eyed flurries that sound like toned-down prokofiev.
the performers' mutual sympathy and unanimity of purpose gave the piece a lovely veneer, and continued to yield benefits after intermission. the second half of the program was devoted to a first-rate account of brahms' a-minor trio, op. 114.
this was a performance as notable for its refined elegance - especially in the two slow movements that form the center of the piece - as for its deftly balanced fervor. the rhythmic propulsion of the outer movements, shaped by levin's strong but never strident quarterbacking from the piano, was beautifully matched by the limpid, long-breathed phrases of the adagio.
both the wyner and the brahms found the performers at their best, and in fact it was hard to avoid the suspicion that those pieces had monopolized all the available rehearsal time. the evening's two opening selections - bach's c-major cello suite and schumann's "fantasiestücke" for clarinet and piano - got careless, throwaway performances that made them sound like last-minute filler.
stoltzman-harrell-levin trio: program repeats. 7:30 p.m. mon. oshman family jewish community center, palo alto. tickets: $60. call (415) 392-4400 or go to www.chambermusicsf.org.


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The rally, which was announced last month as scheduled to take place on January 11, was cancelled 'because of the current situation in Paris,' Holland4Israel group wrote.
Citing security concerns, organizers of a pro-Israel rally in Amsterdam cancelled the event after meeting with police and city officials.
The rally, which was announced last month as scheduled to take place on January 11, was cancelled “because of the current situation in Paris and in coordination with the police, the municipality and security,” members of the Holland4Israel group wrote Friday on their Facebook page.
On Friday, several people were killed when an Islamist took over a kosher supermarket in eastern Paris. Police killed him when they moved in to free more than 20 hostages who survived the attack.
Two men who are believed to have been his accomplices were also killed at the same time in another takeover operation by police at a printing shop north of Paris, where they had been holding one hostage.
The two men, brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, are believed to have killed 12 people on Wednesday at the offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly, which ran numerous cartoons lampooning Islam.
“Currently, safety cannot be guaranteed and we, as an organization, do not wish to see you putting yourselves in danger,” the organizers of the rally from the organization Holland4Israel wrote.
Anti-Semitic attacks have increased in the Netherlands since July, when Israel went to war against Hamas in Gaza over the organization’s repeated targeting of civilians with rockets.
In September, Dutch police reportedly advised the City of The Hague against allowing the erection of a sukkah at a small Jewish-owned housing project that is surrounded by a heavily-Muslim neighborhood.

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the rally, which was announced last month as scheduled to take place on january 11, was cancelled 'because of the current situation in paris,' holland4israel group wrote.
citing security concerns, organizers of a pro-israel rally in amsterdam cancelled the event after meeting with police and city officials.
the rally, which was announced last month as scheduled to take place on january 11, was cancelled “because of the current situation in paris and in coordination with the police, the municipality and security,” members of the holland4israel group wrote friday on their facebook page.
on friday, several people were killed when an islamist took over a kosher supermarket in eastern paris. police killed him when they moved in to free more than 20 hostages who survived the attack.
two men who are believed to have been his accomplices were also killed at the same time in another takeover operation by police at a printing shop north of paris, where they had been holding one hostage.
the two men, brothers cherif and said kouachi, are believed to have killed 12 people on wednesday at the offices of the charlie hebdo weekly, which ran numerous cartoons lampooning islam.
“currently, safety cannot be guaranteed and we, as an organization, do not wish to see you putting yourselves in danger,” the organizers of the rally from the organization holland4israel wrote.
anti-semitic attacks have increased in the netherlands since july, when israel went to war against hamas in gaza over the organization’s repeated targeting of civilians with rockets.
in september, dutch police reportedly advised the city of the hague against allowing the erection of a sukkah at a small jewish-owned housing project that is surrounded by a heavily-muslim neighborhood.


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Representatives of the parties in power in Kosovo have turned down the constant requests made by opposition parties for the holding of fresh parliamentary elections. Xhavit Haliti, deputy speaker of parliament from the ranks of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, says that Kosovo doesn’t need early elections, because they are not only expensive, but they wouldn’t yield any results either.
“There are no disputes within the coalition. I think that there are small disagreements on small issues, but not on important or ideological issues”, he said.
Meanwhile, Self Determination MP, Driton Caushi says that given the failures of the current government since 2015, early elections should already have been held.
According to Caushi, parties in power are hesitating to hold early elections, because they are ready to jeopardize the future of the country with the aim of “escaping justice”.
“Elections are a matter of emergency, because we have seen that this coalition doesn’t care about the general interest of the people and consolidation of the state. Every day that goes by harms the citizens of Kosovo”.

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representatives of the parties in power in kosovo have turned down the constant requests made by opposition parties for the holding of fresh parliamentary elections. xhavit haliti, deputy speaker of parliament from the ranks of the democratic party of kosovo, says that kosovo doesn’t need early elections, because they are not only expensive, but they wouldn’t yield any results either.
“there are no disputes within the coalition. i think that there are small disagreements on small issues, but not on important or ideological issues”, he said.
meanwhile, self determination mp, driton caushi says that given the failures of the current government since 2015, early elections should already have been held.
according to caushi, parties in power are hesitating to hold early elections, because they are ready to jeopardize the future of the country with the aim of “escaping justice”.
“elections are a matter of emergency, because we have seen that this coalition doesn’t care about the general interest of the people and consolidation of the state. every day that goes by harms the citizens of kosovo”.


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Home >> Blogs >> Dawn Westlake's blog >> "Scrappy" wins another Zebrino during Berlin leg of Zebra Fest!
"Scrappy" wins another Zebrino during Berlin leg of Zebra Fest!
"Scrappy", based on the poem by Donald G. Westlake, has won another Zebrino Award at the Berlin leg of the Zebra Poetry Film Festival on December 7, 2018. "Scrappy" also won the Zebrino at the Munster-based Zebra Poetry Film Festival back on September 30, 2018. "Scrappy" was helmed and produced by Donald Westlake's daughter, Dawn, who also adapted the original poem for the screen. The film was shot on location in Pine Mountain, California, USA by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig of Imatge Barcelona. An original score was composed by GC Johnson of Acoustic Labs. "Scrappy" marks the professional acting debut of five-year-old actress Nefertina Lizarraga and her dog, Kong (in the titular role of SCRAPPY).

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"scrappy" wins another zebrino during berlin leg of zebra fest!
"scrappy", based on the poem by donald g. westlake, has won another zebrino award at the berlin leg of the zebra poetry film festival on december 7, 2018. "scrappy" also won the zebrino at the munster-based zebra poetry film festival back on september 30, 2018. "scrappy" was helmed and produced by donald westlake's daughter, dawn, who also adapted the original poem for the screen. the film was shot on location in pine mountain, california, usa by pol carrizo vilarroig of imatge barcelona. an original score was composed by gc johnson of acoustic labs. "scrappy" marks the professional acting debut of five-year-old actress nefertina lizarraga and her dog, kong (in the titular role of scrappy).


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Previously, the PHP NTLM library relied on apache_request_headers which required mod_php on apache. On many setups including lighttpd, php fastcgi is used instead to execute php scripts. This meant that the ntlm script can’t be used – until now. I’ve modified the script to use the HTTP_AUTHORIZATION server variable available to CGI scripts and fallback to apache_request_headers. I’ve also did some minor fixes include fallback to use the hash() function if mhash is unavailable.
The latest version of the library is available from the php_ntlm github.
This entry was posted in php-ntlm and tagged ntlm, php on November 21, 2010 by Loune.

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previously, the php ntlm library relied on apache_request_headers which required mod_php on apache. on many setups including lighttpd, php fastcgi is used instead to execute php scripts. this meant that the ntlm script can’t be used – until now. i’ve modified the script to use the http_authorization server variable available to cgi scripts and fallback to apache_request_headers. i’ve also did some minor fixes include fallback to use the hash() function if mhash is unavailable.
the latest version of the library is available from the php_ntlm github.
this entry was posted in php-ntlm and tagged ntlm, php on november 21, 2010 by loune.


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the indolent cook: fresh almonds... & green almond pickles!
You know what it's like. You're minding your own business, getting your groceries... and suddenly, out of the corner of the eye, you spy something. Something attractive. Something different. Something interesting. Something you'd never tried before. Something you'd like to try. Something that has so much potential... and you know, you just know that you could have something special together, if you'd only muster up the courage to give it a go.
fresh almonds, aka green almonds.
Ah, yes... I'm talking about fresh almonds, also known as spring almonds, or green almonds: the young, fleshy fruit of the almond tree that can be eaten whole.
Anyway, I brought these little beauties home and immediately sliced them in half to investigate. Then I tasted them. The outer skin is tart, the astringent quality reminiscent of an under-ripe fruit, with hints of guava. The translucent inner kernel resembles a mild and refreshing jelly, with an almost lychee-like texture, and a subtle hint of sweetness.
cross-section of a fresh green almond cut into halves.
After sampling my fresh green almonds, I thought they would make fantastic pickles - similar to the ones my mum makes with green mangoes, which I love. And so it was that I made green almond pickles with my fresh almonds... and they turned out just as I hoped - sweet, tangy, with a hint of spice and salt.
We had some really good times, my pickled almonds and I. I'm glad I initiated* our sassy little romance... and I'm sure we'll meet again for round two.
*The almonds insisted they were actually the ones who initiated by looking at me, then looking away, then looking at me again, and that I totally fell for it hook, line and sinker.
Wash fresh almonds. Slice each almond vertically into halves. For a neater appearance, trim their twiggy ends. If you like, you may also take out the kernels and eat them - the best part for pickling is the outer shell.
Slice chillies horizontally into thin rings.
In a saucepan, stir water, sugar, vinegar, salt and nutmeg over medium heat until the sugar dissolves. Bring to the boil, then remove from heat and pour over fresh almonds and chillies. Set aside for 10 minutes to cool slightly.
Seal the jars and place in the fridge for a minimum of one week to allow the flavours to fully develop. Give the jars a good shake once or twice a day for the first three days.
After that, the pickles should keep for at least a month in the fridge, probably longer.
That is so interesting! I've never see green almonds before. Are they furry like a peach?
Foodycat, yes they are a bit furry! I believe they come from the same family as peaches, too.
Omg Leaf you are hysterical. I love your writing!!! Your words are so easy to read, light-hearted and always put a smile on my face.
Thank you Winston as always for your awesome comments! I'm always flirting with new ingredients and developing romantic relationships with them... I'm quite the tart. ;) Looking forward to you making pickles too and posting about them in time for summer!
Oh I hope you get to try some fresh almonds, Anna! It seems that they can occasionally be found at Asian fruit & veg grocers... that's where I got mine. Even so, I think they can be quite rare to come by, so snap some up if you see any!
I have never seen fresh almond before. I think they need not initiate looking at me because if I see them, I cannot take my eyes off them. Like the song says, they are too good to be true! Oh, your jar of pickled almonds are pretty babies too! LOL!
What an interesting pickle and we also enjoy so many types of pickles at home though these with almonds is something new to me.
such an interesting pickle! didn't know you can to something like that!
Thanks Quay Po for dedicating a love song to my almonds, both fresh and pickled. ;) They're really quite intriguing, aren't they?
Fresh almonds are new to me! I have seen them only on TV (mainly cooking shows) but not in grocery stores here.
I love fresh almonds but can never seem to find any here. I enjoy them when I go back to France.
Ooo how exciting! I love discovering new things. I've never seen these around before so I'm glad you've opened my eyes to it!
Hopefully you see fresh almonds in the flesh one day, tigerfish!
They seem quite scarce around here, too, Sylvie. Perhaps due to a combination of timing, availibility and market demand?
Thanks Apple! Actually I'm going to update the post with where I found my green almonds, just in case it might be helpful for those in Melbourne... though I'm not sure if they still have it!
I've never seen fresh green almond before and it's been pickled! What an interesting food and I'd love to taste this. The cross-section of a fresh green almond is so beautiful with the slight green color.
Oh wow!! Now to head to Prahran to find them... sooo cute too!
Yep, Agnes - they're fuzzy little ones!
I have never had one of these sadly ... I wonder if I can get them in my neck of the woods???
Such a gorgeous picture. I have't had a go at pickles yet, but who knows!
BTW I am adding you to my blogroll, which I've been meaning to do for weeks.
I've never seen fresh green almond before. Neither I heard of making pickles with either. thanks for the post. Just learned something great.
what a delicious idea! I love that!
I've seen these almonds before, but was confused as to how they taste or what to do with them. This sounds really yummy!
Gorgeous- have been hunting for some good pickles to have with sticky roasted pork- I think these might be perfect- thank you!
How interesting that in my recent years of memorizing trees and shrubs, I have never bothered to find out where almonds fit into the picture. The Prunus family, crazy!
It really is pretty cool, Emma! I do love edible seeds - it's like the fruit is doing double duty!
Amazing! You sound like me- I buy things that "smile at me" at the market- even if I have no idea what to do with them, I'll figure something out!
Very brave and inventive to come up with the pickling idea. I wish I lived close enough to come try some!!
I am absolutely love green almonds!! I only discovered them last year since living in Israel. Pickling them is such a great idea! I am bookmarking this to make when it's green almond season here.
Thanks Nicole, it's funny how at particular times we are drawn to certain ingredients, isn't it?
Thanks Maggie! Seeing as we live on opposite sides of the world, check in springtime where you are as that's when they're in season.
I've used green almonds before but not in such an interesting way...this pickle sounds delicious!
Thanks for stopping by my blog recently, Leaf. I'm also a complete sucker for anything obscure, new and different. What a fun way to use fresh almonds! So creative!
I must say, this is brilliant! I grew up on fresh almonds, as we eat them in Lebanon as a snack dipped in salt. Here in the US, I buy them occasionally at the middle eastern store. Never saw them as a pickle! This is a terrific idea!
Love pickled papaya - a very popular dish back home. BUt, never seen pickled almonds! I'm interested to see how that would taste like.
I haven't seen green almonds in my groceries for a while! Time to hunt!
Thanks meanderingmango! I'm really enjoying it as a snack.
Hey Adrian - it's not too different to other salty-sweet-sour pickles made from underripe fruits, I'd say. Very easy to eat.
We have an almond tree in the garden, I could actually try that one, although I have no clue about what a pickled almond should taste like.
That's what I love about your blog. The discovery. Super awesome.
What an interestign recipe! I have never tried fresh almonds before and I owuld personally never think about pickling them. But it looks fantastic.
Never seen green almonds before, they looks so pretty and the recipe sounds great!
What a gorgeous recipe! Having just finished some preserving classes, I'm particularly taken. I've never eaten a green almond before.
What a great idea! I have seen fresh almonds a few months ago, but did not buy, because I had no clue how to use it.
These look wonderful! Like nothing that I've ever seen before. Many thanks for the intriguing new idea. I only hope that I can find fresh green almonds somewhere.

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the indolent cook: fresh almonds... & green almond pickles!
you know what it's like. you're minding your own business, getting your groceries... and suddenly, out of the corner of the eye, you spy something. something attractive. something different. something interesting. something you'd never tried before. something you'd like to try. something that has so much potential... and you know, you just know that you could have something special together, if you'd only muster up the courage to give it a go.
fresh almonds, aka green almonds.
ah, yes... i'm talking about fresh almonds, also known as spring almonds, or green almonds: the young, fleshy fruit of the almond tree that can be eaten whole.
anyway, i brought these little beauties home and immediately sliced them in half to investigate. then i tasted them. the outer skin is tart, the astringent quality reminiscent of an under-ripe fruit, with hints of guava. the translucent inner kernel resembles a mild and refreshing jelly, with an almost lychee-like texture, and a subtle hint of sweetness.
cross-section of a fresh green almond cut into halves.
after sampling my fresh green almonds, i thought they would make fantastic pickles - similar to the ones my mum makes with green mangoes, which i love. and so it was that i made green almond pickles with my fresh almonds... and they turned out just as i hoped - sweet, tangy, with a hint of spice and salt.
we had some really good times, my pickled almonds and i. i'm glad i initiated* our sassy little romance... and i'm sure we'll meet again for round two.
*the almonds insisted they were actually the ones who initiated by looking at me, then looking away, then looking at me again, and that i totally fell for it hook, line and sinker.
wash fresh almonds. slice each almond vertically into halves. for a neater appearance, trim their twiggy ends. if you like, you may also take out the kernels and eat them - the best part for pickling is the outer shell.
slice chillies horizontally into thin rings.
in a saucepan, stir water, sugar, vinegar, salt and nutmeg over medium heat until the sugar dissolves. bring to the boil, then remove from heat and pour over fresh almonds and chillies. set aside for 10 minutes to cool slightly.
seal the jars and place in the fridge for a minimum of one week to allow the flavours to fully develop. give the jars a good shake once or twice a day for the first three days.
after that, the pickles should keep for at least a month in the fridge, probably longer.
that is so interesting! i've never see green almonds before. are they furry like a peach?
foodycat, yes they are a bit furry! i believe they come from the same family as peaches, too.
omg leaf you are hysterical. i love your writing!!! your words are so easy to read, light-hearted and always put a smile on my face.
thank you winston as always for your awesome comments! i'm always flirting with new ingredients and developing romantic relationships with them... i'm quite the tart. ;) looking forward to you making pickles too and posting about them in time for summer!
oh i hope you get to try some fresh almonds, anna! it seems that they can occasionally be found at asian fruit & veg grocers... that's where i got mine. even so, i think they can be quite rare to come by, so snap some up if you see any!
i have never seen fresh almond before. i think they need not initiate looking at me because if i see them, i cannot take my eyes off them. like the song says, they are too good to be true! oh, your jar of pickled almonds are pretty babies too! lol!
what an interesting pickle and we also enjoy so many types of pickles at home though these with almonds is something new to me.
such an interesting pickle! didn't know you can to something like that!
thanks quay po for dedicating a love song to my almonds, both fresh and pickled. ;) they're really quite intriguing, aren't they?
fresh almonds are new to me! i have seen them only on tv (mainly cooking shows) but not in grocery stores here.
i love fresh almonds but can never seem to find any here. i enjoy them when i go back to france.
ooo how exciting! i love discovering new things. i've never seen these around before so i'm glad you've opened my eyes to it!
hopefully you see fresh almonds in the flesh one day, tigerfish!
they seem quite scarce around here, too, sylvie. perhaps due to a combination of timing, availibility and market demand?
thanks apple! actually i'm going to update the post with where i found my green almonds, just in case it might be helpful for those in melbourne... though i'm not sure if they still have it!
i've never seen fresh green almond before and it's been pickled! what an interesting food and i'd love to taste this. the cross-section of a fresh green almond is so beautiful with the slight green color.
oh wow!! now to head to prahran to find them... sooo cute too!
yep, agnes - they're fuzzy little ones!
i have never had one of these sadly ... i wonder if i can get them in my neck of the woods???
such a gorgeous picture. i have't had a go at pickles yet, but who knows!
btw i am adding you to my blogroll, which i've been meaning to do for weeks.
i've never seen fresh green almond before. neither i heard of making pickles with either. thanks for the post. just learned something great.
what a delicious idea! i love that!
i've seen these almonds before, but was confused as to how they taste or what to do with them. this sounds really yummy!
gorgeous- have been hunting for some good pickles to have with sticky roasted pork- i think these might be perfect- thank you!
how interesting that in my recent years of memorizing trees and shrubs, i have never bothered to find out where almonds fit into the picture. the prunus family, crazy!
it really is pretty cool, emma! i do love edible seeds - it's like the fruit is doing double duty!
amazing! you sound like me- i buy things that "smile at me" at the market- even if i have no idea what to do with them, i'll figure something out!
very brave and inventive to come up with the pickling idea. i wish i lived close enough to come try some!!
i am absolutely love green almonds!! i only discovered them last year since living in israel. pickling them is such a great idea! i am bookmarking this to make when it's green almond season here.
thanks nicole, it's funny how at particular times we are drawn to certain ingredients, isn't it?
thanks maggie! seeing as we live on opposite sides of the world, check in springtime where you are as that's when they're in season.
i've used green almonds before but not in such an interesting way...this pickle sounds delicious!
thanks for stopping by my blog recently, leaf. i'm also a complete sucker for anything obscure, new and different. what a fun way to use fresh almonds! so creative!
i must say, this is brilliant! i grew up on fresh almonds, as we eat them in lebanon as a snack dipped in salt. here in the us, i buy them occasionally at the middle eastern store. never saw them as a pickle! this is a terrific idea!
love pickled papaya - a very popular dish back home. but, never seen pickled almonds! i'm interested to see how that would taste like.
i haven't seen green almonds in my groceries for a while! time to hunt!
thanks meanderingmango! i'm really enjoying it as a snack.
hey adrian - it's not too different to other salty-sweet-sour pickles made from underripe fruits, i'd say. very easy to eat.
we have an almond tree in the garden, i could actually try that one, although i have no clue about what a pickled almond should taste like.
that's what i love about your blog. the discovery. super awesome.
what an interestign recipe! i have never tried fresh almonds before and i owuld personally never think about pickling them. but it looks fantastic.
never seen green almonds before, they looks so pretty and the recipe sounds great!
what a gorgeous recipe! having just finished some preserving classes, i'm particularly taken. i've never eaten a green almond before.
what a great idea! i have seen fresh almonds a few months ago, but did not buy, because i had no clue how to use it.
these look wonderful! like nothing that i've ever seen before. many thanks for the intriguing new idea. i only hope that i can find fresh green almonds somewhere.


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Pope Francis’s Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laeticia (The Joy of Love), will be released on Friday, 8 April. There are many factors that Francis will need to weigh up in deciding what to write, including widely divergent views on some of the more contentious issues. Having considered the Synod’s Relatio (the document the Synod participants voted on at the end of the meeting), he is nonetheless free to write whatever he wishes.
My hope is that his pastoral instincts and his vision of the church as a field hospital and a place of mercy will inspire him to continue to prioritise the pastoral care of families over issues of dogma and doctrine.
As a spiritual director and Catholic psychologist, I am saddened by the fact that I frequently encounter people for whom the church is not a place of healing, new life and a community from which they can draw support. Rather it is a place where they experience on-going pain, alienation, and exclusion.
A woman whose husband divorced her after having an affair with her friend is still living what she experiences as a stunted life ten years later. She is only in her early thirties but is desperately afraid of falling in love again and being denied the Eucharist if she chooses to re-marry. So she does not allow herself to risk the possibility of love again. Her integrity will not allow her to seek an annulment as for her it was a real marriage.
A Zimbabwean man working in Johannesburg as a gardener tells me he cannot get back to see his children because there is not enough money to make the journey home. He sends money back for them each month but he hasn’t seen his wife and small children in over two years. He is a regular church-goer but has found little practical or emotional support in the parish community.
A lesbian woman in her early forties, who has a deep relationship with God, is adopting a little girl with her partner of five years. As a teenager she played an active role in the church, reading at Sunday mass and teaching catechetics. It is now too painful for her to attend mass as she does not feel welcome at the Eucharist with her family.
As I listen again and again to good people, struggling to live their lives as best they can, often under very difficult circumstances, I want to be able to tell them that the Church is a place where they will find the support they need. I don’t want to have to try to reassure them that despite their often deeply painful experiences of church, they are nevertheless totally loved by God.
Family life should be a place where the joy of love is experienced. However, often the pressures of life – or the tilted uncontrollable events and structures – make it difficult. For many people when their family life is in crisis the Church does not help. Sadly it sometimes makes the situation even more painful. People often either end up feeling perpetually on the fringes, burdened by guilt, or simply give up on both church and God.
We need to ask ourselves whether the Church is a place where people experience encouragement and support or judgement and condemnation? Do we make it easier or harder for people to experience God’s love and acceptance?
Francis has always appeared to be less interested in dogma and doctrine and more interested in helping people to encounter the God of love and mercy. His hands-on pastoral experience as a priest and as an Archbishop in Argentina confronted him daily with the reality of the burdens that people carry.
My prayer is that Francis’s words in this Apostolic Exhortation may be words which lift burdens. I hope that they will perhaps soften hard-line church positions on issues such as communion for the divorced and remarried and the inclusion of gay and lesbian people so that they feel welcome.
I pray too that his words will recognise the challenges faced, among others, by newly married couples, refugees, single-parents, abused women and children. I hope that he encourages parishes to be places of welcome and support so that the Church may become the first place people turn to when they experience the inevitable challenges of family life.

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pope francis’s apostolic exhortation amoris laeticia (the joy of love), will be released on friday, 8 april. there are many factors that francis will need to weigh up in deciding what to write, including widely divergent views on some of the more contentious issues. having considered the synod’s relatio (the document the synod participants voted on at the end of the meeting), he is nonetheless free to write whatever he wishes.
my hope is that his pastoral instincts and his vision of the church as a field hospital and a place of mercy will inspire him to continue to prioritise the pastoral care of families over issues of dogma and doctrine.
as a spiritual director and catholic psychologist, i am saddened by the fact that i frequently encounter people for whom the church is not a place of healing, new life and a community from which they can draw support. rather it is a place where they experience on-going pain, alienation, and exclusion.
a woman whose husband divorced her after having an affair with her friend is still living what she experiences as a stunted life ten years later. she is only in her early thirties but is desperately afraid of falling in love again and being denied the eucharist if she chooses to re-marry. so she does not allow herself to risk the possibility of love again. her integrity will not allow her to seek an annulment as for her it was a real marriage.
a zimbabwean man working in johannesburg as a gardener tells me he cannot get back to see his children because there is not enough money to make the journey home. he sends money back for them each month but he hasn’t seen his wife and small children in over two years. he is a regular church-goer but has found little practical or emotional support in the parish community.
a lesbian woman in her early forties, who has a deep relationship with god, is adopting a little girl with her partner of five years. as a teenager she played an active role in the church, reading at sunday mass and teaching catechetics. it is now too painful for her to attend mass as she does not feel welcome at the eucharist with her family.
as i listen again and again to good people, struggling to live their lives as best they can, often under very difficult circumstances, i want to be able to tell them that the church is a place where they will find the support they need. i don’t want to have to try to reassure them that despite their often deeply painful experiences of church, they are nevertheless totally loved by god.
family life should be a place where the joy of love is experienced. however, often the pressures of life – or the tilted uncontrollable events and structures – make it difficult. for many people when their family life is in crisis the church does not help. sadly it sometimes makes the situation even more painful. people often either end up feeling perpetually on the fringes, burdened by guilt, or simply give up on both church and god.
we need to ask ourselves whether the church is a place where people experience encouragement and support or judgement and condemnation? do we make it easier or harder for people to experience god’s love and acceptance?
francis has always appeared to be less interested in dogma and doctrine and more interested in helping people to encounter the god of love and mercy. his hands-on pastoral experience as a priest and as an archbishop in argentina confronted him daily with the reality of the burdens that people carry.
my prayer is that francis’s words in this apostolic exhortation may be words which lift burdens. i hope that they will perhaps soften hard-line church positions on issues such as communion for the divorced and remarried and the inclusion of gay and lesbian people so that they feel welcome.
i pray too that his words will recognise the challenges faced, among others, by newly married couples, refugees, single-parents, abused women and children. i hope that he encourages parishes to be places of welcome and support so that the church may become the first place people turn to when they experience the inevitable challenges of family life.


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Why come to the Isle of Wight?
Kingston Aggregate Wharf is located adjacent to the oil berth 1.2 nautical miles from the harbour entrance on the east bank of the River Medina.
Berth condition (mud bottom): Tidal NAABSA.
Length of wharf: 60 metres (197 feet).
Maximum ship dimension: Length 75 metres (263 feet) (NOTE: Ships in excess of 60 metres will overhang wharf to south or the north.) Beam 11.5 metres (44.25 feet).
Ship's agency: As appointed by owners.

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why come to the isle of wight?
kingston aggregate wharf is located adjacent to the oil berth 1.2 nautical miles from the harbour entrance on the east bank of the river medina.
berth condition (mud bottom): tidal naabsa.
length of wharf: 60 metres (197 feet).
maximum ship dimension: length 75 metres (263 feet) (note: ships in excess of 60 metres will overhang wharf to south or the north.) beam 11.5 metres (44.25 feet).
ship's agency: as appointed by owners.


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Her right leg became one of the highlights of this year's Oscar ceremony, but Angelina Jolie seems to be keeping her excellent extremity under wraps.
The stunning star stepped out to the 3rd annual Women in the World Summit tonight in New York City wearing a pair of trousers.
There was not a hint of leg for those hoping to catch a glimpse of the limb she flashed so often at the Academy Awards.
In fact, the 36-year-old made sure her look was pared down and the opposite of flashy.
In addition to her flattering slimline bottoms, Angelina slipped on a cream satin shirt underneath a white blazer.
The only spots of colour in her ensemble were in her beauty choices.
She chose this season's 'It' colour of tangerine on her lips, and painted her toes a dark red.
According to a new report, there's a reason she may have opted for a more simple look.
She is said to be horrified by the ill attention her headline making Versace Academy Award dress received.
A source told Closer magazine that: 'Angelina is horrified at the reaction her Oscars dress received.
looked like she was wearing a bin bag.
nominee has often enthused about how beautiful his lady love is.

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her right leg became one of the highlights of this year's oscar ceremony, but angelina jolie seems to be keeping her excellent extremity under wraps.
the stunning star stepped out to the 3rd annual women in the world summit tonight in new york city wearing a pair of trousers.
there was not a hint of leg for those hoping to catch a glimpse of the limb she flashed so often at the academy awards.
in fact, the 36-year-old made sure her look was pared down and the opposite of flashy.
in addition to her flattering slimline bottoms, angelina slipped on a cream satin shirt underneath a white blazer.
the only spots of colour in her ensemble were in her beauty choices.
she chose this season's 'it' colour of tangerine on her lips, and painted her toes a dark red.
according to a new report, there's a reason she may have opted for a more simple look.
she is said to be horrified by the ill attention her headline making versace academy award dress received.
a source told closer magazine that: 'angelina is horrified at the reaction her oscars dress received.
looked like she was wearing a bin bag.
nominee has often enthused about how beautiful his lady love is.


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Let’s be civil, and act as mature people in Christ while dealing with the lost. Remember, the people who have modern leftists ideals are not your enemy. It is the power behind them, pulling their strings. That is why our Lord, and His apostles, when they were killed, could ask God to forgive their murderers, due to their ignorance. We are dealing with a group of people who are unable to recognize truth, reason, love, and who are enslaved to sin, their master. They are children of their father, satan. According to Romans 1, their minds are debased, and unable to reason. Pray for the miracle of regeneration to happen to them, that they would be born again, and that they would repent of their sins, and trust solely in Jesus’ work on the cross for their justification.
We tend to compare human volition with that of God’s. I believe this is what causes so much confusion when it comes to understanding sovereign election, and man’s culpability. We hear comments like, “If God decides who gets saved, and who doesn’t, then it doesn’t matter what I do. We are just a bunch of mindless robots.” Now we know that we are not mindless robots, and our choices have consequences. We also know from scripture that God says we are culpable for our sins. We also should know, that we as finite, cursed, creatures, can’t know perfectly the attributes of God. We can only know them as much as we are made able to know them. That isn’t to say that our knowledge is insufficient for our spiritual needs, it is simply something we must acknowledge before moving on.
I’m not going to go into great detail in this article, as I do think the subject needs deeper, and more thorough treatment. I plan on writing a larger paper, or book on the topic later. I’m only going to use a few attributes in this example. Also, please keep in mind that even though there are attributes that were communicated to us in our creation by God, making us in His image, those attributes cannot be directly compared to them as found in God, as He is incomparable, having no analogous being.
God’s will is informed by His sovereignty, omniscience, and beneficence, to only name a few of His attributes. How do you think those qualities affect His determining compared to the enslaved, ignorant, malevolently informed wills of human beings? You see, the will of man cannot be rightly compared to that of God’s. In eternity past, when God created everything out of nothing, and determined all things, He did so with perfect rights, as owner/Creator. He did so with perfect knowledge of everything in all times and places, and even of all things not constrained by space-time. Finally, He did so with perfect goodness, love, and justice, these all being informed by all of His other perfections/attributes.
When man makes a decision it is informed by his enslaved nature. He is a slave to sin unless he has been born again. Then he is a slave to Christ Jesus. Those two facts make an eternity of differences. His will is also informed by his ignorance. Man can only consider what he reasons that he knows, when making a decision. If we consider this honestly, we would admit that compared to God’s omniscience our knowledge is incomparable. They belong in different categories. Our wills cannot operate independently apart from our sinful flesh, even when we are born again, due to our residence in the unredeemed flesh.
Since these two wills operate in different conditions, one being eternal/timeless, and the other being confined to finite, unfolding time, and space, the experience of these wills is very different. I can experience the situation that requires a response, the reasoning through the known options, make a decision, and experience the consequences of my decision as they unfold in my temporal, material, experience of life as a creature. This doesn’t in any way negate the reality of God’s volition in eternity past. I, as a result of God’s will in eternity past experience my life as He has determined it.
I know this seems impossible to people. We are stuck many times trying to compare things that are not in the same categories. By looking briefly at how different the two wills are, we should be able to accept that there is an aspect of ignorance in our reasoning due to our nature as creatures, that can’t justify fully how we can have a personal volition, and that God can determine all things, without there being a conflict. Our experiences as creatures are real. We are culpable for our sins. We do make choices in the construct in which we reside. Outside of that small, finite, dark, construct exists the full, luminescent, glorious truth of God. He is sovereign, omniscient, and good. We can trust those attributes as we experience the temporal, and eternal consummation of His will.
What shall we say then? There is no injustice with God, is there? May it never be! For He says to Moses, “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.” So then it does not depend on the man who wills or the man who runs, but on God who has mercy. For the Scripture says to Pharaoh, “For this very purpose I raised you up, to demonstrate MY power in you, and that MY name might be proclaimed throughout the whole earth.” So then He has mercy on whom He desires, and He hardens whom He desires.
Sovereign Election, and Man’s Volition.
God is omniscient. He knows everything. He cannot learn. He has always known who He would save, and who He would not. He did not have to look down the corridors of time to see who would choose Him. He knew before He made them. It is not evil for God to save only the elect. We cannot judge God. He is the infinite, transcendent Creator. We are small, finite, creatures, with limited faculties as creatures, then add on to that the noetic effect of our sin natures inherited from the fall of original sin. In Adam all die. The wages of sin is death. All of us, even the newborn, deserve death and Hell, but God in His mercy saves some. If there are two doctrines that are seemingly at odds, in your understanding, it is not the truth of God that is wrong. If the Bible says we have a volition, make choices, and suffer the consequence, or reap the rewards of those choices, then it is true. If it says that God has determined, or ordained all things to come to pass according to His will, then that is also true. Just because someone can’t justify the two ideas in their small, finite, creaturely, sin sick minds doesn’t negate the truth of God.
We are limited to an existence in space/time. We only experience life in a linear progression through unfolding time, in space. We see our lives as a series of instances, and of choices, and outcomes. Eternity is not like that. God is bigger than space/time. He transcends His creation. He sees all things, perfectly, as the actually are, forever. God made the construct of this material world for us to live in, and for His story to be experienced in. He made it for His glory.
The Bible, the Gospel of Christ, are theocentric, not anthropocentric. In Eternity, God sovereignly chose who would respond to their sin, and the gospel, with repentance and faith. He grants repentance and faith, to those whom He chose. This does not negate our culpability. He says as much in Romans. It doesn’t mean that we don’t experience choices and the outcomes of those choices. Let God be true.
You can read that Pharaoh’s heart was hardened, Israel was chosen, Aaron, and Moses were chosen, Hosea, and Gomer were chosen, even the pagans were chosen to work God’s will in their wickedness they were used to punish Israel when they strayed. Christ chose His Apostles. Paul was chosen, and we see that on the road to Damascus. Romans 9, Ephesians 1, God’s sovereign choices are all over the old and new Testaments. We can’t ignore it, or interpret in a way that makes it anthropocentric. Our purpose is to glorify God, not man.
Sanctification is about being conformed to the Word of God and His likeness. A Christian would love for His sinful will in the unredeemed flesh to be gone. It is one of the things we look forward to in eternity, is being in a glorified body, that no longer desires to sin, but entirely desires to do God’s will only. People make the accusation that God wouldn’t make a bunch of mindless robots, but I would love it if I no longer sinned or were tempted to sin. It doesn’t mean that I would be mindless. Election, and man’s volition are both true. Before a man is saved, his will is enslaved to his sinful nature. After he is saved, it is enslaved to the Christ Jesus His Lord and Savior, who died for his sins.

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let’s be civil, and act as mature people in christ while dealing with the lost. remember, the people who have modern leftists ideals are not your enemy. it is the power behind them, pulling their strings. that is why our lord, and his apostles, when they were killed, could ask god to forgive their murderers, due to their ignorance. we are dealing with a group of people who are unable to recognize truth, reason, love, and who are enslaved to sin, their master. they are children of their father, satan. according to romans 1, their minds are debased, and unable to reason. pray for the miracle of regeneration to happen to them, that they would be born again, and that they would repent of their sins, and trust solely in jesus’ work on the cross for their justification.
we tend to compare human volition with that of god’s. i believe this is what causes so much confusion when it comes to understanding sovereign election, and man’s culpability. we hear comments like, “if god decides who gets saved, and who doesn’t, then it doesn’t matter what i do. we are just a bunch of mindless robots.” now we know that we are not mindless robots, and our choices have consequences. we also know from scripture that god says we are culpable for our sins. we also should know, that we as finite, cursed, creatures, can’t know perfectly the attributes of god. we can only know them as much as we are made able to know them. that isn’t to say that our knowledge is insufficient for our spiritual needs, it is simply something we must acknowledge before moving on.
i’m not going to go into great detail in this article, as i do think the subject needs deeper, and more thorough treatment. i plan on writing a larger paper, or book on the topic later. i’m only going to use a few attributes in this example. also, please keep in mind that even though there are attributes that were communicated to us in our creation by god, making us in his image, those attributes cannot be directly compared to them as found in god, as he is incomparable, having no analogous being.
god’s will is informed by his sovereignty, omniscience, and beneficence, to only name a few of his attributes. how do you think those qualities affect his determining compared to the enslaved, ignorant, malevolently informed wills of human beings? you see, the will of man cannot be rightly compared to that of god’s. in eternity past, when god created everything out of nothing, and determined all things, he did so with perfect rights, as owner/creator. he did so with perfect knowledge of everything in all times and places, and even of all things not constrained by space-time. finally, he did so with perfect goodness, love, and justice, these all being informed by all of his other perfections/attributes.
when man makes a decision it is informed by his enslaved nature. he is a slave to sin unless he has been born again. then he is a slave to christ jesus. those two facts make an eternity of differences. his will is also informed by his ignorance. man can only consider what he reasons that he knows, when making a decision. if we consider this honestly, we would admit that compared to god’s omniscience our knowledge is incomparable. they belong in different categories. our wills cannot operate independently apart from our sinful flesh, even when we are born again, due to our residence in the unredeemed flesh.
since these two wills operate in different conditions, one being eternal/timeless, and the other being confined to finite, unfolding time, and space, the experience of these wills is very different. i can experience the situation that requires a response, the reasoning through the known options, make a decision, and experience the consequences of my decision as they unfold in my temporal, material, experience of life as a creature. this doesn’t in any way negate the reality of god’s volition in eternity past. i, as a result of god’s will in eternity past experience my life as he has determined it.
i know this seems impossible to people. we are stuck many times trying to compare things that are not in the same categories. by looking briefly at how different the two wills are, we should be able to accept that there is an aspect of ignorance in our reasoning due to our nature as creatures, that can’t justify fully how we can have a personal volition, and that god can determine all things, without there being a conflict. our experiences as creatures are real. we are culpable for our sins. we do make choices in the construct in which we reside. outside of that small, finite, dark, construct exists the full, luminescent, glorious truth of god. he is sovereign, omniscient, and good. we can trust those attributes as we experience the temporal, and eternal consummation of his will.
what shall we say then? there is no injustice with god, is there? may it never be! for he says to moses, “i will have mercy on whom i have mercy, and i will have compassion on whom i have compassion.” so then it does not depend on the man who wills or the man who runs, but on god who has mercy. for the scripture says to pharaoh, “for this very purpose i raised you up, to demonstrate my power in you, and that my name might be proclaimed throughout the whole earth.” so then he has mercy on whom he desires, and he hardens whom he desires.
sovereign election, and man’s volition.
god is omniscient. he knows everything. he cannot learn. he has always known who he would save, and who he would not. he did not have to look down the corridors of time to see who would choose him. he knew before he made them. it is not evil for god to save only the elect. we cannot judge god. he is the infinite, transcendent creator. we are small, finite, creatures, with limited faculties as creatures, then add on to that the noetic effect of our sin natures inherited from the fall of original sin. in adam all die. the wages of sin is death. all of us, even the newborn, deserve death and hell, but god in his mercy saves some. if there are two doctrines that are seemingly at odds, in your understanding, it is not the truth of god that is wrong. if the bible says we have a volition, make choices, and suffer the consequence, or reap the rewards of those choices, then it is true. if it says that god has determined, or ordained all things to come to pass according to his will, then that is also true. just because someone can’t justify the two ideas in their small, finite, creaturely, sin sick minds doesn’t negate the truth of god.
we are limited to an existence in space/time. we only experience life in a linear progression through unfolding time, in space. we see our lives as a series of instances, and of choices, and outcomes. eternity is not like that. god is bigger than space/time. he transcends his creation. he sees all things, perfectly, as the actually are, forever. god made the construct of this material world for us to live in, and for his story to be experienced in. he made it for his glory.
the bible, the gospel of christ, are theocentric, not anthropocentric. in eternity, god sovereignly chose who would respond to their sin, and the gospel, with repentance and faith. he grants repentance and faith, to those whom he chose. this does not negate our culpability. he says as much in romans. it doesn’t mean that we don’t experience choices and the outcomes of those choices. let god be true.
you can read that pharaoh’s heart was hardened, israel was chosen, aaron, and moses were chosen, hosea, and gomer were chosen, even the pagans were chosen to work god’s will in their wickedness they were used to punish israel when they strayed. christ chose his apostles. paul was chosen, and we see that on the road to damascus. romans 9, ephesians 1, god’s sovereign choices are all over the old and new testaments. we can’t ignore it, or interpret in a way that makes it anthropocentric. our purpose is to glorify god, not man.
sanctification is about being conformed to the word of god and his likeness. a christian would love for his sinful will in the unredeemed flesh to be gone. it is one of the things we look forward to in eternity, is being in a glorified body, that no longer desires to sin, but entirely desires to do god’s will only. people make the accusation that god wouldn’t make a bunch of mindless robots, but i would love it if i no longer sinned or were tempted to sin. it doesn’t mean that i would be mindless. election, and man’s volition are both true. before a man is saved, his will is enslaved to his sinful nature. after he is saved, it is enslaved to the christ jesus his lord and savior, who died for his sins.


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The 2018/19 edition of the national LGBT careers guide for students, graduates and jobseekers.
Whether you're looking for your first job or want to make a career change, Starting Out provides the information you need to find an inclusive employer. It contains advice on how to identify inclusive employers, insights into different sectors and perspectives from inspirational LGBT workplace role models.

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the 2018/19 edition of the national lgbt careers guide for students, graduates and jobseekers.
whether you're looking for your first job or want to make a career change, starting out provides the information you need to find an inclusive employer. it contains advice on how to identify inclusive employers, insights into different sectors and perspectives from inspirational lgbt workplace role models.


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Basel, Switzerland, January 03, 2018 - Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd. (SIX: BSLN) announced today the initiation of a phase 1 study conducted under its clinical study agreement with the Adult Brain Tumor Consortium (ABTC) in the U.S. The first patient has been treated in this open-label dose-escalation study to determine the safety and tolerability of the oral formulation of Basilea's novel anticancer drug candidate BAL101553 in combination with standard radiation in patients with newly-diagnosed glioblastoma. Patients participating in the study have a reduced sensitivity to standard chemotherapy with temozolomide due to an unmethylated MGMT promoter.
Ronald Scott, Chief Executive Officer, commented, "Glioblastoma patients have limited therapeutic options and new treatment opportunities are urgently needed. This is especially the case for patients with reduced sensitivity to standard chemotherapy. We are very pleased that this clinical study which includes patients with reduced sensitivity to standard agents has commenced in collaboration with the ABTC."
The study is performed at member sites of the ABTC in the United States, coordinated by the Johns Hopkins University's School of Medicine. The ABTC is funded by the U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI).
Basilea is already conducting two further open-label phase 1/2a clinical studies to explore different dosing regimens of BAL101553 in patients with advanced solid tumors, one study with weekly 48-hour continuous infusion and the other with once-daily oral dosing. The oral study was amended in late 2016 to also enroll patients with recurrent or progressive glioblastoma. Phase 1 recruitment of patients in the solid tumor part of the oral study and the 48-hour continuous infusion study has been completed and the Maximum Tolerated Doses (MTDs) have been established. Dose-limiting adverse events observed in both studies included reversible hallucinations and reversible hyponatremia (low sodium levels). Basilea plans to present the phase 1 results at upcoming scientific conferences. Basilea expects to complete phase 1 patient recruitment into the separate glioblastoma arm of the oral study in the first half of 2018 and is finalizing its strategy for exploring specific patient populations in an expansion of the 48-hour continuous infusion phase 1/2a study.

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basel, switzerland, january 03, 2018 - basilea pharmaceutica ltd. (six: bsln) announced today the initiation of a phase 1 study conducted under its clinical study agreement with the adult brain tumor consortium (abtc) in the u.s. the first patient has been treated in this open-label dose-escalation study to determine the safety and tolerability of the oral formulation of basilea's novel anticancer drug candidate bal101553 in combination with standard radiation in patients with newly-diagnosed glioblastoma. patients participating in the study have a reduced sensitivity to standard chemotherapy with temozolomide due to an unmethylated mgmt promoter.
ronald scott, chief executive officer, commented, "glioblastoma patients have limited therapeutic options and new treatment opportunities are urgently needed. this is especially the case for patients with reduced sensitivity to standard chemotherapy. we are very pleased that this clinical study which includes patients with reduced sensitivity to standard agents has commenced in collaboration with the abtc."
the study is performed at member sites of the abtc in the united states, coordinated by the johns hopkins university's school of medicine. the abtc is funded by the u.s. national cancer institute (nci).
basilea is already conducting two further open-label phase 1/2a clinical studies to explore different dosing regimens of bal101553 in patients with advanced solid tumors, one study with weekly 48-hour continuous infusion and the other with once-daily oral dosing. the oral study was amended in late 2016 to also enroll patients with recurrent or progressive glioblastoma. phase 1 recruitment of patients in the solid tumor part of the oral study and the 48-hour continuous infusion study has been completed and the maximum tolerated doses (mtds) have been established. dose-limiting adverse events observed in both studies included reversible hallucinations and reversible hyponatremia (low sodium levels). basilea plans to present the phase 1 results at upcoming scientific conferences. basilea expects to complete phase 1 patient recruitment into the separate glioblastoma arm of the oral study in the first half of 2018 and is finalizing its strategy for exploring specific patient populations in an expansion of the 48-hour continuous infusion phase 1/2a study.


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Mr. Akihisa Mizuno has been serving as Chairman of the Board and Representative Director of Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since June 2015. He is also working for TOYOTA INDUSTRIES CORPORATION. He joined the Company in April 1978. His previous titles include Executive President, Executive Vice President, Chief Director of Business Strategies, Senior Managing Executive Officer and Managing Executive Officer in the Company. He obtained his Master's degree of Civil Engineering from The University of Tokyo in March 1978.
Mr. Satoru Katsuno has been serving as President, Executive President and Representative Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since June 2015. He is also serving as Chairman in The Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan. He joined the Company in April 1977. His previous titles include Senior Managing Executive Officer, Managing Executive Officer, Executive Vice President, Director of Engineering Work, Chief Director of Business Strategy, Manager of Okasaki Office, Manager of Tokyo Office and Director of Facility and Investment Planning Group in the Company. He obtained his Bachelor's degree of Electrical Engineering from Keio University in March 1977.
Mr. Akinori Kataoka has been serving as Executive Vice President and Representative Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since April 1, 2017. He joined the Company in April 1981. His previous titles include Executive Officer, Director of Accounting and Manager of Mie Office in the Company.
Mr. Chiyoji Kurata has been serving as Executive Vice President, Chief Director of Nuclear Power and Representative Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since April 1, 2017. He joined the Company in April 1980. His previous titles include Executive Officer and Manager of Hamaoka Area Business Center in the Company.
Mr. Yoshinori Masuda has been serving as Executive Vice President, Chief Director of Corporate and Representative Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since April 1, 2018. He joined the Company in April 1979. His previous titles include Director of Information Communication Business Group, Executive Officer, Chief Director of Business Strategy and Senior Managing Executive Officer in the Company.
Mr. Kingo Hayashi has been serving as Senior Managing Executive Officer, President of Marketing Company and Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since June 27, 2018. He is also serving as President and Representative Director in Nagoya City Energy Co., Ltd. as well as Director in TOENEC CORPORATION. He joined the Company in April 1984. His previous titles include Executive Officer, President of Tokyo Office, Director of Main Customer Unit, Director of Business Strategy Group and Director of Sales in Nagano Office in the Company. He obtained his LLB from Kyoto University in March 1984.
Mr. Yaoji Ichikawa has been serving as Senior Managing Executive Officer, President of Electric Power Network Company and Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since June 27, 2018. He joined the Company in April 1984. His previous titles include Executive Officer, Manager of Okazaki Office, Director of Technology, Director of Electronic Communication and Vice President of Electric Power Network Company in the Company. He obtained his Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Keio University in March 1984.
Mr. Hiromu Masuda has been serving as Senior Managing Executive Officer, Manager of Hamaoka Nuclear Power General Business Center and Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since June 28, 2017. He joined the Company in April 1982. His previous titles include Executive Officer and Director of Nuclear Energy in Main Nuclear Energy Unit in the Company.
Mr. Taisuke Misawa has been serving as Senior Managing Executive Officer and Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since June 28, 2017. He joined the Company in April 1981. His previous titles include Executive Officer, Manager of Gifu Office and Director of Human Resources in the Company.
Mr. Takayuki Hashimoto has been serving as Independent Director in Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since June 2016. He is also serving as Independent Director in KAGOME CO,. Ltd. and Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation, as well as working for IHI Corporation and IBM Japan, Ltd.
Ms. Naoko Nemoto has been serving as Independent Director of Chubu Electric Power Company, Incorporated since June 2016. She is also serving as Independent Director in Concordia Financial Group, Ltd. as well as working for Asian Development Bank Institute. She used to work for Bank of Japan and another company.

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mr. akihisa mizuno has been serving as chairman of the board and representative director of chubu electric power company, incorporated since june 2015. he is also working for toyota industries corporation. he joined the company in april 1978. his previous titles include executive president, executive vice president, chief director of business strategies, senior managing executive officer and managing executive officer in the company. he obtained his master's degree of civil engineering from the university of tokyo in march 1978.
mr. satoru katsuno has been serving as president, executive president and representative director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since june 2015. he is also serving as chairman in the federation of electric power companies of japan. he joined the company in april 1977. his previous titles include senior managing executive officer, managing executive officer, executive vice president, director of engineering work, chief director of business strategy, manager of okasaki office, manager of tokyo office and director of facility and investment planning group in the company. he obtained his bachelor's degree of electrical engineering from keio university in march 1977.
mr. akinori kataoka has been serving as executive vice president and representative director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since april 1, 2017. he joined the company in april 1981. his previous titles include executive officer, director of accounting and manager of mie office in the company.
mr. chiyoji kurata has been serving as executive vice president, chief director of nuclear power and representative director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since april 1, 2017. he joined the company in april 1980. his previous titles include executive officer and manager of hamaoka area business center in the company.
mr. yoshinori masuda has been serving as executive vice president, chief director of corporate and representative director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since april 1, 2018. he joined the company in april 1979. his previous titles include director of information communication business group, executive officer, chief director of business strategy and senior managing executive officer in the company.
mr. kingo hayashi has been serving as senior managing executive officer, president of marketing company and director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since june 27, 2018. he is also serving as president and representative director in nagoya city energy co., ltd. as well as director in toenec corporation. he joined the company in april 1984. his previous titles include executive officer, president of tokyo office, director of main customer unit, director of business strategy group and director of sales in nagano office in the company. he obtained his llb from kyoto university in march 1984.
mr. yaoji ichikawa has been serving as senior managing executive officer, president of electric power network company and director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since june 27, 2018. he joined the company in april 1984. his previous titles include executive officer, manager of okazaki office, director of technology, director of electronic communication and vice president of electric power network company in the company. he obtained his master's degree in electrical engineering from keio university in march 1984.
mr. hiromu masuda has been serving as senior managing executive officer, manager of hamaoka nuclear power general business center and director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since june 28, 2017. he joined the company in april 1982. his previous titles include executive officer and director of nuclear energy in main nuclear energy unit in the company.
mr. taisuke misawa has been serving as senior managing executive officer and director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since june 28, 2017. he joined the company in april 1981. his previous titles include executive officer, manager of gifu office and director of human resources in the company.
mr. takayuki hashimoto has been serving as independent director in chubu electric power company, incorporated since june 2016. he is also serving as independent director in kagome co,. ltd. and mitsubishi chemical holdings corporation, as well as working for ihi corporation and ibm japan, ltd.
ms. naoko nemoto has been serving as independent director of chubu electric power company, incorporated since june 2016. she is also serving as independent director in concordia financial group, ltd. as well as working for asian development bank institute. she used to work for bank of japan and another company.


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Rosemary Valeriani is a professional decorating consultant and the sole proprietor of SoHome Interior Decorating, based in the Ottawa area.
She has diplomas in both Professional Design & Decorating and Staging For Designers from the Sheffield School of Interior Design, and is also on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Decorators Association of Canada (CDECA) for the National Capital Region (NCR).
Rosemary understands the elements of function, mood and harmony that will give you a unique living space of your own. She believes your home should express your personality and taste. Her goal is to make your house a home where the balance of colour, lighting, furniture and decor will reflect your personal lifestyle.
She takes great pride in providing clients with the highest level of service and satisfaction regardless of the budget or space limitations.
Decorating can be an overwhelming process but it can also be a very enjoyable and rewarding experience. To achieve this, Rosemary promotes an open and honest relationship and encourages clients to actively participate in all aspects of the project.

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sohome interior decorating – it's your home to enjoy, make it the best it can be… …make it a reflection of you!
rosemary valeriani is a professional decorating consultant and the sole proprietor of sohome interior decorating, based in the ottawa area.
she has diplomas in both professional design & decorating and staging for designers from the sheffield school of interior design, and is also on the board of directors of the canadian decorators association of canada (cdeca) for the national capital region (ncr).
rosemary understands the elements of function, mood and harmony that will give you a unique living space of your own. she believes your home should express your personality and taste. her goal is to make your house a home where the balance of colour, lighting, furniture and decor will reflect your personal lifestyle.
she takes great pride in providing clients with the highest level of service and satisfaction regardless of the budget or space limitations.
decorating can be an overwhelming process but it can also be a very enjoyable and rewarding experience. to achieve this, rosemary promotes an open and honest relationship and encourages clients to actively participate in all aspects of the project.


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Last year on Black Friday I ordered this amazing St. Patrick’s Day inspired fabric and can’t wait to make a button down shirt out of it. It’s funny how I skipped over all the other holidays that’s approaching and jumped right to St. Patrick’s Day, but the rainbows won me over.
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last year on black friday i ordered this amazing st. patrick’s day inspired fabric and can’t wait to make a button down shirt out of it. it’s funny how i skipped over all the other holidays that’s approaching and jumped right to st. patrick’s day, but the rainbows won me over.
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