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The Royal Blog of Oz: Religion in Oz
A religion is a set of stories, symbols, beliefs and practices, often with a supernatural quality, that give meaning to the practitioner's experiences of life through reference to an ultimate power or reality.
All right, people said last month that they thought Oz had a religion. I must ask now where it is.
In L. Frank Baum's Oz books (I'm not evaluating the whole Famous 40, just Baum's work), we never see a church or a place of worship or temple, with the exception of a china church that the Cowardly Lion breaks in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in the brief misadventure in the Dainty China Country.
After reading over Baum's life, I believe he was unsatisfied with organized religions. He and his wife registered as Theosophists, though how firmly Baum held to these beliefs is up in the air. Certainly we see some of it in his writings, mainly that everything has a fairy guardian or some magical being connected to it. In "Laura Bancroft"'s Twinkle's Enchantment, we even find a live rock.
My personal opinion about Baum's beliefs in his works is that he was entertaining his audience, not preaching to them. He even let his own sons choose to believe what they wanted, instead of forcing his beliefs on them. Really, I begin to think that Baum may very well have been closer to being Agnostic.
In Oz, it seems we do have a goddess of sorts, as Lurline the Fairy Queen is credited with making Oz a fairyland and making people live forever. But while Lurline is known in Oz, and likely respected, we are never given any indication that anyone worships or prays to her. Here we do have one aspect of religion: there are stories about Lurline in Oz.
As for symbols, Baum never mentions such an item in his text. Neill's Oz insignia (the famous Z enclosed in an O) comes to mind, but Baum never designed it. (In fact, it's earliest appearance in Ozma of Oz contradicts how Baum describes it.)
Now, as for beliefs, we're not told that anyone in Oz doesn't believe in Lurline or fairy magic. For them, magic is commonplace, and they have Ozma (who says she was part of Lurline's band) to remind them of Lurline's existence. While they do believe in Lurline, very much it is believing she exists. It's similar to believing someone you've only e-mailed once or twice exists.
As for practices, we are never told that there are any practices people in Oz do to please Lurline or become closer to her. We are told of practice in magic, which could be interpreted as religious acts, including rites (motions and magic words) during the act. I rather feel that this is to accomplish something rather than a religious act, but I also feel this is up for personal interpretation.
Just as there are no churches or places of worship in the Oz series, we are never told that Ozma or Glinda (or anyone else) do obeisance to Lurline or any other higher power or deity. The closest Baum had to mentioning God in any of his Oz or Oz-related books is a "Great Master" in The Life And Adventures of Santa Claus, and this character, whether it is God or someone else, is only briefly mentioned.
Really, I don't think Oz has a religion, but rather a belief system where they believe that there are powerful forces in the world.
Honestly, I don't think they need religion in Oz. Everyone is allowed to live as they please (as long as they don't hurt anyone else), and they're all well-provided for and they live forever. What would be the point of hoping for something else?
By the way, this whole blog entry is solely my opinion, I have not spoken with anyone else on this matter, and as such, is my own interpretation on Baum's fantasy world. My views here are open and very debatable.
I'm not so sure Oz is so religionless. What is covered is for the most part relevant to the art of telling stories. As such, many aspects of life in Oz are described incompletely or not at all. E.g., we have only vague ideas of what agriculture is like in Oz, primarily because the details of growing banjo trees are rarely, if ever, relevant to plots. Also what gets left out are matters which may be considered controversial or inappropriate for children. E.g., there are babies born in Oz, but never, ever in any of the Famous Forty is there any discussion of the, shall we say, technique normally used to produce them which presumably happens despite being ignored by Baum and company. Religion is a subject which is frequently controversial, and Baum and company may have simply not wanted to deal with the complications discussing it might produce.
Actually, there are a few traces of religion in core Oz writings. A china church is accidentally destroyed by the Cowardly Lion in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Anko in The Sea Fairies claims to have known a few people from the Hebrew Bible. There is talk of a Supreme Master in The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus. There is a seer living in an extensible tower in The Giant Horse of Oz, and one of the Wizard of Wutz's agents disguises himself as a monk in Handy Mandy in Oz. Apparently there is religious activity going on "off-camera" in Oz and the surrounding areas, though how common it is and what its nature is is an open question.
As for the idea of there being no "need" for religion in Oz, I must beg to differ with you on what one might term philosophy of religion. While I recognize that religion often has practical benefits, as a religious man, I have never seen them as anything but peripheral. Rather, I have increasingly viewed religion to be primarily about truth; religious people seek the truth (or believe they already have it), try to live by it, and (if necessary) die by it. Granted in Oz the need for certain activities would be lessened or absent, but as long as knowledge remains imperfect, the quest for the truth remains, and even if our knowledge were somehow to become perfect, the need to act in accordance with the truth would still remain.
1/03/2009 10:43 PM
How can religion be about truth?
Someone could maybe explain that to me.
See, religion tends to ruin things by its scare tactics and out of date, old thinking.
I'm glad Baum doged mostly arouund the subject.
"How can religion be about truth?
Someone could maybe explain that to me."
How can religion not be about truth? Religion is not a game or a mere social activity. When serious, people participate in religion because they actually believe in it. One can argue whether any religion is correct—many people do, including myself—but anyone willingly living their life in accordance with a religion is doing (or trying to do) what he/she believes is the correct thing to do. What else would you think they would be doing?
"See, religion tends to ruin things by its scare tactics and out of date, old thinking."
What do you mean by that? No one scared me into being religious, and I do not believe in a god who would condemn people to eternal torment for nothing other than not believing in Him. I do not see how my life has been made worse in any way due to religion; indeed, there are good deeds I might not have bothered doing had it not been for religion. And "old" is not a bad thing in thinking; people have been seeking the truth and trying to live better lives for all of recorded human history—at least—and going down all sorts of paths in their efforts to do so. Can seeking truth and morality be "out of date"? If so, then let me be the most "out of date" person on the planet!
Don't forget the difference between believing and knowing. A big part of most religions is the idea that you have to take certain things on faith.
But most denizens of Oz know. They don't need to believe that Lurline exists, because they know this to be true. Some of them, like the Flatheads, even had dealing with her while she was in Oz.
Using magic is not an act of faith, but an act of knowledge. Glinda uses her understanding of how things work to cast her spells.
Likewise, the fairy denizens of Oz do not seek worship. If you want a knook or ryll to do your bidding, it is a negotiation, just like requesting a favor from a Loon or a Bunn.
The fact that Ozites don't die might mean there's no need to believe in an afterlife. Of course, that's only one aspect of religion.
1/04/2009 3:30 PM
For me it's out of date and useless.
I'm happy for anyone who finds religion beneficial.
I have huge problems with the countless bible contradictions, and generally, I don't need religion in my life.
1/05/2009 4:39 AM
By the way Jared, It's an interesting post you have here and I enjoyed reading it.
I think that Baum believed in some sort of deity, as he wrote to his son serving in Europe in 1918 that "God was on our side" (I'm paraphrasing). Excatly what his concept was I don't know, and one cannot assume that his beliefs expressed in 1890 remained conistent afterwards.
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Refinishing Douglas Fir Floor
In my April 2012 blog entry called Douglas Fir Discovered, I presented the first installment of the story of creating my husband’s new office in our 1930 Spanish Mission style home in Willow Glen, California. So far, we have:
Ripped out stinky old pink carpet, pad, nailing strips
Ripped out ugly yellow linoleum under the stinky pink carpet
Leveled the floor and reinforced some soft spots (big project in itself!)
Stripped, filled, stained, sealed the Douglas Fir boards under the ugly linoleum
The work is being well done by the Willow Glen Floor Company. We have also had them address several areas where the oak floors were scratched or there was a board cracked. To finish up, we still need to:
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In-building wireless certification programme in full swing
Posted on May 14, 2010 by srsaunders
During last year we worked closely with iBwave Solutions to develop an in-building certification programme, which we announced last June.
We developed modules on topics including antennas for in-building systems, the fundamentals of propagation modelling and the combination of measurements and models for efficient in-building system design. The topics were illustrated via practical examples from real buildings, modelled using iBwave’s iBwave Design suite of tools.
Now we don’t usually endorse specific tools, but in this case there really is nothing else on the market which comes close to providing the same breadth of capability for practical modelling and design of a very wide range of in-building wireless systems. We have stretched the tools to their limits in some challenging projects involving LTE, femtocells, and UMTS operated in both indoor and outdoor environments, and the nice folks at iBwave have always provided a high level of support and in several cases have enhanced the tools’ capabilities to meet our needs. But one thing we have long felt lacking in the industry was some form of qualification for engineers who need to develop and demonstrate the appropriate level of capability to take on challenging in-building designs.
So it’s great to see that the programme we helped to develop is now being run world wide and is helping to professionalise an important sector of the industry, helping enhance the capacity and quality of mobile networks in some of the most challenging and important environments.


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breakfast for dinner: soft scrambled egg with asparagus, sun-dried tomato, and fresh mozzarella | in the kitchen
with chen	breakfast for dinner: soft scrambled egg with asparagus, sun-dried tomato, and fresh mozzarella	by Chen
After reading this article (scroll down to the last paragraphs), I decided to give Trader Joe’s fresh mozzarella string cheese a try.
Unwrap+dig in. Then I was hooked.
It is mild while somewhat meaty, and the texture is much softer than low-moisture style but still elastic. What’s more, it yields a creamy and extremely milky aftertaste, just like marshmallow, salted. Plus, the idea of packaging fresh mozzarella as string cheese makes it easier to enjoy than the traditional fresh mozzarella sold in a plastic container filled with water.
It is addictive. I eat it plain as snack, add it to pasta salad, and pair it with egg dishes, such as my dinner today.
soft scrambled egg with asparagus, sun-dried tomato, and fresh mozzarella
4-6 asparagus spears, sliced diagonally
1 oz fresh mozzarella, torn into bite-size chunks
Coat a nonstick pan with 1 tsp EVOO and heat over medium-low heat. Add the egg to the pan and lightly season with salt and pepper. Stir and watch carefully. When it just start to curdle, remove from the heat immediately and set aside. It’s better to be under-cooked than overdone.
Return the pan to heat and add asparagus and sun-dried tomato. Stir and season with salt and pepper to taste. If it gets too dry, add chicken broth by tbsp. When the asparagus becomes crispy-tender, return the egg to the pan and cook for another half minute. Turn off the heat and gently fold in fresh mozzarella. Serve warm.
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Schuylkill River Greenways NHA Blog: Schuylkill Explorers Reaches a Diverse Audience
Schuylkill Explorers Reaches a Diverse Audience
Our Schuylkill Explorers program is an educational initiative that seeks to engage student groups in learning about the Schuylkill River's history and environment, and to encourage youth's to develop an appreciation for the outdoors.
This fall, Schuylkill River Heritage Area Education Coordinator Sarah Crothers added a new dimension to the Explorers program, by partnering with Centro Cultural Latinos Unidos, Inc.(CCLU). CCLU is a Pottstown-based grassroots organization dedicated to addressing the needs of Latinos children, youth and parents.
Throughout October, Sarah led five weekly after-school sessions aimed at children and seniors that linked CCLU's cultural goals with the Schuylkill Explorer's environmental theme. The program, titled Fuentes y Puentes (Sources & Bridges) invited children and seniors of all backgrounds to join together for a series of environmental and Hispanic cultural activities.
The first three sessions, each lasting one hour, were held at Pottstown's beautiful Riverfront Park. During the first session, with the river as their backdrop, seniors helped children write letters about why they love the park.
Former art teacher and current Trail Ambassador Jody Wentzel gave a lesson on nature art, and led the group in an exercise on drawing a cardinal. The results were amazing!
Our partners from John James Audubon at Mill Grove took the group on a birding walk, complete with binoculars, perfect for spotting goldfinches in the woods. The session was highlighted with a visit from a live owl.
The final two sessions were held at CCLU's regular after school meeting place. Session four focused on Latin music and dance. Children made maracas our of paper cups and dried beans, then joined the seniors for some dancing.
Food was the theme for this week, so the children and seniors gathered one final time for Latino themed snacks. Then, they watched a video put together by STRIVE Initiative from summer CCLU activities before, sadly, saying goodbye.
Overall, the program was a great success that provided children and seniors an opportunity to interact through meaningful activities that fostered an appreciation for the environment and Latino culture. Below is a letter written by one of the children to Education Coordinator Sarah Crothers.
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War or peace | Vishva Kumara
« Smallville, Meteor shower, End of humans.	Some of my friends are witches »	War or peace	Published December 6, 2006	Uncategorized
Sri Lanka is in the middle of a war nearly for 20 years. But they say that it is peace now. But I can clearly see that there is no reflection of a peace on Sri Lanka. I don’t see a point of holding behind the line as they are attacking. The scenario is like our army shields our people while LTTE take shield from their people. When someone is attacking us we have to fight for defense. The LTTE who claims as the savior of Tamils takes shield from their people to attack our armed forces.
On the other hand our foolish politicians say that there is no victory from the war on anywhere. Seems they have totally forgotten that there were kings like Dutugaemunu, Parakramabahu who chase & chasten away the Indian invaders back to India. Such words can directly discourage our armed forces and also an abomination to our forefathers.
Now this Paribaharan also claims that our Mahavanshaya is forged. It seems that they have forgotten that their history of Tamils in Sri Lanka is a fiction written by an English governor. Those English governors bought Tamil slaves from India to work in their estates because we Singhalese refused to work for them as they expected.
One thing most people misunderstand is that the thought of existence of Tamils in Sri Lanka before English invaders. There is a difference between Marakkala and Tamils in Sri Lanka. Marakkalas came to Sri Lanka from India in trade. But Tamils were the slaves for English. I’m telling such things just because on the Paribaharans comment on Mahavanshaya, and I’m hurt…
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December 10, 2006 at 5:23 am	machan it’s not the Tamil people’s fault. whatever a terrorist says we shouldn’t think bad of our fellow citizens. pirabhakaran’s nothing more than a gangster in colombo underworld. he is nothing more, he has been fed by our own politicians who never gave a damn about the future of the country. would the government hold talks with a criminal in colombo to make peace? the problem is there never has been a colombo criminal as bad as he is.
anyway we’re in a sense a bit in the right way since we’ve atleast a government who do view ltte as terrorist and not as Tamil people’s saviors or anything like. what we need is a country where all people have control over their own lives. so i guess we’re on the path. ltte is NOT the Tamil people. if power should be given then it should be given to Tamil people, not to LTTE. i heard the us ambassador saying that we should talk with ltte. i wonder why they don’t do with the al quaida, or atleast iran??
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March 4, 2007 at 4:51 am	Marakkalas were not from India. They are currently known as Moors and they’re from the middle east! Cheers
January 3, 2008 at 5:46 pm	The History of the Tamils in Ealam and
In contrast when the motive for record keeping is driven by Religious fanaticism detailed chronological records were kept by many civilisations. There are a number of examples. Jews kept detailed records and these survive as the old testament of the bible. Similarly the Buddhist priests in Ealam kept their version of the history in the form of Mahavamsa and Culavamsa. Like the Bible there is evidence to suggest that these were written long after the events described took place. Therefore these cannot be considered as accurate records of the events. These were written by priests who mainly tried to convey a religious message using the events to illustrate the importance of the Buddhist religion, hence a very biased version. The description of the events had a very heavy religious flavor and the history was modified to glorify those kings who patronised and supported Buddhism and those who did not were portrayed as “bad kings”. There was also a tendency to remain silent on the issues which did not portray Buddhism or the Sinhalese race in a favorable light.
Presence of Tamils in ancient Ealam has to be surmised as Mahavamsa, although does not mention it, gives clues in that it refers to the ministers of King Vijaya went to the City of Madura to woo the daughter of the Pandu King for their Lord[2]. Not only this indicates a strong suggestion of links between the Sinhala race and Tamils at a very early stage, but the Buddhist chronicle even goes as far as to suggest that the first king of the Sinhala had a Tamil wife. In addition in the earlier years where Mahavamsa is vague and the details probably not accurate there was evidence of Tamil Kings ruling the Sinhala race. There is evidence that in 177BC Two Tamil Kings usurped power at Anuradhapura and ruled for twenty two years to be followed ten years later by another, Elara who maintained himself in power for a much longer period – forty four years[3]. Mudaliyar Rasanayagam[4] following detailed research into ancient history including analysing the ancient Tamil Literature concluded that a Naga Kingdom existed in Jaffna in fifteenth century BC, the period generally allotted to the events described in the Mahavamsa. He also in his conclusions stated “in spite of the reticence of the Mahavamsa, very probably intentional, it will be clearly seen that for a thousand years after the advent of Vijaya, the principality in the North existed undisturbed, while the central power at Anuradhapura passed through several changes of dynasties and several storms of conquest”.
De Silva recognises that several Kingdoms existed at that period in Ealam and the dynasty at Anuradhapura being one of them. He states[6] “The account of these events in the Mahavamsa is at once too bold in its outlines and too simplistic in narration. While Mahavamsa treats all kings of Sri Lanka since the mythical Vijaya as rulers of the whole Island, the inscriptional evidence points to a quite different situation, with the Anuradhapura kingdom – tradition attributes its foundation to Pandukabhaya, the third king of the Vijayan dynasty – merely the strongest, if that, among several in the Northern plain and in the Malaya and Rohana regions, as well as in other parts of the country”.
Under Rajaraja the Great (983 – 1014) the Cholas embarked on a aggressive and ambitious programme of conquest which brought the Sinhalese Kingdom under direct rule: the Rajarata, the heartland of the Sinhalese kingdom was attached to the Chola empire[8]. Rajaraja’s son Rajendra in 1017 AD began the total reduction of the Island. The whole Island was brought under Chola rule. In the course of this expedition Chola captured the crown of the kings of Ceylon and those of their queens. A powerful army seized Sinhalese warriors , the wife of the king, his transport etc.; the queen and the daughter of the defeated king did not escape imprisonment[9]. A significant change introduced by the Cholas was the decision to shift the Capital from Anuradhapura to Pollanaruva, which subsequently became the Capital for the Sinhalese Kings as well.
Thirteenth century was the period of Pandyan revival in South India. Under the Pandyan king Maravarman Kulasekharan (AD 1268 – AD 1308) armies were led by one Arya Chakravarthi who conquered the Sinhalese armies and brought the tooth relic of the Buddha from Ceylon to Madurai[12]. The history around this period is confused by the only recorded South East Asian invasion by a petty King from Malay peninsula Chandrabhanu of Tambaralinga. However it is well known that Ariyachakravarti the leader of the Pandyan Army of invasion was installed as a ruler of Jaffna. When the Pandyan empire in turn collapsed as a result of Muslim inroads into South India, Jaffna became an independent Kingdom under Aryachakravartis[13].
[7] Chopra PN, Ravindran TK, Subrahmanian N. History of South India – Vol 1- Ancient Period. New Delhi 1979.
[9] Chopra PN, Ravindran TK, Subrahmanian N. History of South India – Vol 1- Ancient Period. New Delhi 1979.
[12] Chopra PN, Ravindran TK, Subrahmanian N. History of South India – Vol 1- Ancient Period. New Delhi 1979.
January 3, 2008 at 5:49 pm	Tamil people are a Dravidian people from the Indian subcontinent with a recorded history going back more than two millennia.[4] The oldest Tamil communities are those of southern India and north-eastern Sri Lanka. There are also a number of Tamil emigrant communities scattered around the world, especially in central Sri Lanka, Malaysia, South Africa, Singapore, Pakistan and Mauritius with more recent emigrants found in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, the United States, and Europe. There are an estimated 77 million Tamils around the world.
The art and architecture of the Tamil people encompass some of the greatest contributions of India to the art world. The music, the temple architecture and the stylised sculptures favoured by the Tamil people are still being learnt and practiced. The classical language of Tamil, one of the oldest languages in India, has the oldest extant literature amongst other Dravidian languages.[5]
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Brigg and Goole MP Andrew Percy attended the Remembrance Sunday service in Brigg and placed a wreath at the Monument war memorial on the A18. He then joined British Legion members. Not long after that we spotted Andrew heading along Wrawby Street, on foot, mobile phone pressed to his ear, presumably catching up on a bit of constituency business.
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def find_method(name):
found_dic = { "$_GET":[], "$_POST":[], "include":[], "require":[], "mysql_query":[], "SELECT":[], "system":[], "exec":[], "passthru":[], "readfile":[], "fopen":[], "eval":[] }
for x in file(name, "r"):
for key in found_dic:
if x.strip().find(key) != -1:
found_dic[key].append("LINE:"+str(i)+":" + x.strip())
print "="*20, name, "="*20
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for r in found_dic[key]:
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if os.path.isdir(next):
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how can I print only results. its prints all name of file eventhough file doesn't have any result in it. I want to make print file name if its has any result in it
this is about searching word, but it shows every word include like (seaching for include) then it also finds word in sentence and prints all sentence I want to find only word "include" not included in sentence. it's really hard to explain.. I hope to understand.. srry
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I'm afraid I don't understand. Examples would probably go a long way. Renaming x, i, r, and possibly key and found_dic to something a bit more readable would probably go a long way toward alleviating confusion for mere mortals like myself, as well.
you didn't give us your full program. found_dic is never defined, and neither is i.
also, please fix your indentation - there should be 4 spaces per indent, no mixing spaces and tabs
It looks like there may be a problem with the indentation of the first print command, you are printing 'name', but it is outside of the for loop.
Try populating your dictionary, and then printing the dictionary, along the lines of:
with open(your_file) as f:
found_dic = {}
found_dic[key] = [i for i in f if key in i and i not in found_dic]
With this as a starting point, hopefully you can format the result to the dictionary as you need it. Only lines that include the 'key' will be in the found_dic, so you should be able to print these out in any format you like.
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I hope that's what you asked for:
for i, line in enumerate(file(name, "r")):
if key in line.strip():
found_dic[key].append("LINE:"+str(i)+":" + key)
You have to check if you found something if you only want to print the name when you actually found something. Also, you only concatenate key in line 5, because key is what you search. And you only want to add what you search.
I used the enumerate function in line i, its far easier and more readable than incrementing you own i.
I also changed the condition in line 10. Using the in keyword here is the more simple and readable way...
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Jane Milton has been secretly in love with the Viscount of Barnet since she caught a glimpse of him 7 years prior. At 15 her heart was impressed with what she saw as he rode his horse and she fancied a future with him. But how is one to make an impression and receive an offer of marriage when nary a word or a passing glance is exchanged?
With the marriage of her three younger more perfect sisters (she couldn't compare as her mother so kindly pointed out every chance she got) Jane is now to receive her parents attention in securing her a match. But with her heart's desire removing himself to Brighton for the season Jane is quite beside herself at her lost chance.
When an opportunity is arranged for Jane to go to Brighton as a Lady's companion she had no idea just what she was about to experience (or perhaps endure would be a better word). Caught is a position with her reputation ruined Jane is forced into a marriage, not of her choosing, mere days after arriving in Brighton. And worse she finds herself facing a future as the wife of Philip Honeyfield a new named marquess who just a month before was no one of note at least to the ladies of society.
Can a marriage resulting from one unexpected and unchaperoned exchange result in a lifetime of misery? Jane and Philip are about to find out.
This is the second book in the Brides of Brighton series and it is as delightful as the first (A Convenient Engagement) and several of the main characters from the previous book make appearances here as well. As Philip and Jane work through their new and unexpected circumstances they must first get to know who the other one is before they can hope for anything other than a lonely foreseeable future.
And anyone who read the first book will recall Lord Ramsbury whom Amelia did not marry, well he offers Philip some advice which may or may not be helpful. And one has to commiserate with him and hope that he will someday find a young woman who will be happy to marry him for who he is and not the title he holds.
Sit back in a favorite cozy corner with a warm cup of tea, a shortbread cookie (or two) and get lost in yet another delightfully sweet Regency-era romance from Ashtyn Newbold. This one falls in the gentle reads and clean romance category so feel free to share with readers of all ages.
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Tonight Blues Moon Radio features cuts from CDHBF in Camden coming Oct 6-8
Carolina Downhome Blues Festival
in Camden Oct 6-8, 2016
We'll kick off tonight's Blues Moon Radio with a cross-section of artists who will be appearing at the 20th iteration of the festival - a pub crawl featuring numerous venues with about 40 acts over three days. Armbands allow entry into all the venues and cost only $5 for Thursday and $10 for Friday or Saturday.
Please check the full lineup of venues and acts at www.fineartscenter.org.
We're also taking a little private look back at Kansas, and the songs can be enjoyed by anyone, but they do tell a little story for those in the know. Sorry - occasionally little personal mysteries are threaded through the musical fabric of the playlists.
Then, because we are all probably ready to blow a gasket from all the politicos and pundits, we'll feature a section called Talk Talk. Ironically, there won't be much talking - mostly music. Ahhh, that's nice, isn't it?
Enjoy your week - thanks to everyone who came out to the Folk Fabulous event Saturday - it was great!
See you at six.
Stay bluesy...
Clair DeLune and RockyDawg Blues Defender
As always we thank our underwriters, who help bring great music to the Midlands, because we could not imagine our show without their input and support: Papa Jazz Record Shoppe; the UU Coffeehouse; California Republic Stand Up Paddleboards in Leesville near Lake Murray (closed for the season); and Word of Mouth Productions. You can link to these orgs by clicking on the visuals...
http://www.californiarepublicsup.com/
Posted by Blues Moon Radio with Clair DeLune at 3:19 PM
Labels: Clair DeLune; Blues Moon Radio;, the Blues Doctor; Carolina Downhome Blues Festival; Camden; South Carolina; Carolina blues; Blues Festival


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