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But recently, Islam has been brought to life for me. How does Islam relate with this world?
I don't mean the modernisation of Islam, which deserves to be set aside as its own class or sect. Islam is digfnified and what Modernising Islam does is to emasculate it. The Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasalam said that at its inception, Islam started as a strange thing. Strange to those pagans in Arabia, and he said that one day Islam will return to that strangeness. Bushra lahum- glad tidings to the strange ones. When Muhammad sallallahu alayhum's Islam is compared to the extreme secularisation today is strange. Haven't you noticed that you can be different is all senses of the word; goth, indie, gay, pierced everywhere, dye your hair all colors of the rainbow...but to be a muslim, big problem, to wear hijab, big problem, niqab which is sunnah...BIGGER PROBLEM. So Islam is like a square peg forced into a round hole.
Muslims we have to stop assimilating, they hate it or love it. If you try adapt to their conditions: Firstly they won't respect you and secondly your Islam will weather away. Hold on to your Islam with a conviction. This is Islam and I am proud of it, every part of it. There are many controversial aspects to Islam that don't sit well with the west. And we can't appease them.
Muhammad sallallahu alayhim wasalam married Aisha and she was young, DEAL with it. He is OUR RASUL, the most respected man, for us muslims. Some Muslims even try and change the story add her age up, make weird fantasies, no she was 9. Yes Muslim men can marry 4 wives, and they will always have that right no matter how you disapprove. Our men don't look like women and our women don't look like men, the way nature meant it for us. Islam will never change, Muslims might change for you but the core Islam is like an untainted rock.
Verily! As for those whom the Angels have taken (in death) while they are wronging themselves (as they stayed among the disbelievers even though emigration was obligatory to them), they (angels) asked them, "In what condition were you?". They replied, "We were weak and oppressed on earth". The Angels asked, "Was not the earth of Allah spacious enough for you to migrate therein?" Such men will find their abode in Hell - what an evil destination! Except the weak ones among men, women and children who were unable to devise a plan, nor are they able to direct their way
0 you who believe! Do not take the Jews and the Christians as protectors, they are protectors of one another, whoever takes them as protectors is one of them
Then, in the words of the Prophet (peace be upon him): "Whoever joins the,disbelievers and lives amongst them is one of them'
Say, 'If your fathers, your sons, your brothers, your wives, your kinsmen, the wealth which you have acquired, the commerce in which you fear a decline, or the houses you love - if these are dearer to you than Allah and His Messenger, and striving hard and fighting in His cause, then wait until Allah brings about His Decision (Torment). Allah does not guide those who are AI-Faasiqun
They will not stop fighting you until they turn you away from your religion, if they are able
For if they come to know of you, they will stone you or turn you back to their religion, then you will never prosper
Those who left their homes for the sake of Allah after having suffered persecution shall be settled in comfort in this world but in the next is the greater reward if they but knew. Those who were steadfast and who upon their Lord totally depend.
Because of the significance of the Hijrah, especially in the early days of Islam, Allah swt severed the ties of mutual support between the Muslims who migrated to Madinah and those who chose to remain in Makkah, saying:
Indeed those who believe and who migrated and who struggle in the Path of Allah with their wealth and their lives, and those who gave them shelter and who gave them help, these are allies of one another. But those who believe yet did not migrate have no part in this alliance until they too migrate. If they seek your assistance in faith you must help them except against a people with whom you have a treaty. Allah is well aware of what you do.
Migration from the lands of disbelievers to the lands of Muslims was mandatory in the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him), and it is still obligatory till the Day of Judgement. The obligation which the Prophet (peace be upon him) lifted after the conquest of Makkah was that of taking up residence near him. Whoever accepts Islam while living among those who are at war with Muslims must leave to make his home among the Muslims.
This is supported by the Hadith of Mujaashi' Ibn Mas'ud who said: "I took my brother to the Prophet after the Conquest of Makkah, and said, "0 Allah's Apostle! I have come to you with my brother so that you may take a pledge of allegiance from him for migration." The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "The people of migration (i.e. those who migrated to Madinah before the Conquest) enjoyed the privileges of migration (i.e. there is no need for migration anymore)." I said to the Prophet (peace be upon him), "For what will you take his pledge of allegiance?" The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "I will take his pledge of allegiance for Islam, Belief, and for Jihad"
For a better explanation for the verdict of Hijrah and the ruling on it and when we should leave is at:
Many of you may not interpret things the same way but peace and blessings to you, and may we all die in the state of pleasing Allah Subhanna wa ta'allah.


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I find many people don't talk about the struggles that is involved in the journey of becoming an entrepreneur. The obstacles we must push through to achieve the freedom we're seeking. The keyword here is "through". Yes, we must go through the obstacle and face it head on. It's the only way to the other side – to freedom.
So, I'm sharing my top 3 obstacles that I faced in becoming an entrepreneur and how I push through.
#1. Taking the plunge
One of the biggest struggles in running your own business is to start, to take the plunge and dive into the great unknown. You don't know what's going to happen and there's really no control over the outcome. It's a huge leap of faith starting your own business and counter intuitive to our instinct for security. Yet, it's just like going to the gym. The hardest part about the gym is showing up, but once you're there, you're fine and you feel better afterwards.
When you officially claim yourself as an entrepreneur there is a sense of power that comes along with it. Then you can start creating the action.
#2. Being Seen
Going out into the community and sharing how you can help people can stir up a lot of doubt and second guessing yourself. Putting yourself out there and letting others see you is a vulnerable act. It takes practice and patience, but it gets better with time.
#3. Not feeling good enough
This obstacle goes deep into the subconscious – not feeling good enough. Everyone at some point whether they know it or not has a form of this insecurity. What comes with this thought is undervaluing what you have to offer to others. Comparing yourself to others or "fraud syndrome" is very common with this feeling of not being good enough. You can feel very defeated.
Changing your mindset and truly believing in yourself, truly believing that you offer value to others can help tremendously in this defeating feeling.
What obstacles have you pushed through in your journey? What fears have you had to face?

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Did you know that anxiety is exhausting? And all-consuming? It's like I'm continually having a conversation with myself. "How am I feeling now? How about now? Is that stomach ache from lunch or anxiety? How about my heartburn? What should I do now to counteract this anxiety?" Exhausting, I say!
Thankfully, I having a wonderful group of supportive friends that are encouraging and compassionate. The last couple weeks have been really hard. After the major upheaval of managing a remodel, selling two houses, incorporating my mom into our household and moving a thousand miles away to a new community, I have held it together pretty well. Really worked hard at balance- lots of time with friends before we left, massages, hot baths, quiet time alone etc.
But once we got here and Christmas came and the relatives came (have you read that children's book, "The Relatives Came"? it's a great one.), I couldn't hold it all anymore and my tendency toward anxiety came rushing right back. Thankfully, my doc in San Diego gave me some herbal suggestions (knowing that I hate going the medicine route- and just got off the meds earlier this year). These have seemed to help as I am feeling better. Walking a bit timidly through my life right now- the "fear-of-fear" response as fabulous writer Dr. Hart calls it. I have hope that the Lord will use the herbs, along with the things I learned a couple years ago from a counselor to bring me back to a place of peace.
We are supposed to close on the new house by the end of this week (silly wells fargo is holding up the san diego sale thereby holding us up here) which will be one major unknown checked off. Then we'll move into a season of unpacking the storage container (ugg) and making decisions about what goes where (stressful but fun). I am hopeful that I can walk through that with grace, flexibility and gentleness toward myself, Eric, Mom and my precious boys.
It's a weird place to be- these are all great things- I am excited about these changes and a new house and decorating and having house guests and remodeling for the granny flat, but my body physically can't handle it all. I struggle all the time with feeling guilty about being SO self-focused now when (in the grand scheme) these are all minor things and wonderful things. I am grateful that we are healthy and together and not in a place of poverty or grief or disease. Just tell my body that!
Anyway, darling Mommy friends- hug those babies of yours. And do what you can to prevent your body from coming to a place of anxiety and fear. Balance, love, friends, quiet, counseling, JESUS! He can and WILL sustain us through pouring out our mommy hearts all over the place.


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Look what we did to the wizards store!!
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Good luck with your sales on ebay and etsy. I love that piece of wood and what you plan to do with it.ReplyDelete
Debie xxxxx
I adore this witches retreat! Was it the Retreat kit you used? I have one and Im thiknig of making it a witch house now after seeing this instead of the beach hut I was going to make!!ReplyDelete
Believe me if I could afford it Id be buy it ready done as this is fantastic!! Did you use the towel method for the thatching? Kate xx
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Yes, it was the summer house kit from the retreat range. If you take a look back in my blogs, I think it is in July/August's blogs you will see 'Hubby's project' Part 1, etc. It is all in there!! The thatching is commercial hanging basket liners, cut in strips and glued down!! I love the fireplace in it, which is why I got hubby to make one for my witches corner :0)
Julia xx
Hi Debie, thanks for the good luck. I am keeping my fingers crossed. I'm glad you liked the wood, Hywel was looking at me daft when I said there a face in it!! Now thats its in though, he agrees with me. LOLReplyDelete
Have a great day, Julia :0)x
Juiia - the wood with the face is ace! I am sure it will make the difference when selling the cabin on Ebay.........good move.....ReplyDelete


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After church this morning we all went over to Uncle Robert's and Aunt Helen's for lunch. The conversation centered on their forthcoming trip to Palm Beach. Aunt Helen was busy debating over the clothes she would take while Uncle Robert and Daddy sorted fishing gear. They plan to stay until March, so perhaps I may go down for a while. 'T would be divine!Lukacs says that "Deborah Debbie" was "the most insipid" of Philly's Sunday social columns, "composed for the younger set."
. . . Sorted out my last year's summer clothes this morning to see what was still wearable. Tonight Steve and I went to see Battleground which was one of the best movies I've ever seen.
Another strike against the gushers: Who today has seen Battleground, besides people like me whose grandmothers loved Van Johnson?


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Abe, as you know there are some positives to a reverse mortgage. They are a very good vehicle for certain individuals that are retired that have built up a lot of equity in their home, but are not ready to sell their house. You say that you know the positives so I will just tell you some of the things that we watch out for:
- Expect to pay some hefty fees. Many times we see an origination fee for as much as 2% of the mortgage and then additionally some fees on the balance.
- If you are a younger borrower, there are some big risks. If you live longer than you participate, you could possibly run out of money and won't have any home equity to fall back on. Over the last decade, the average age of the risk mortgage borrower has fallen from 76 to 72. At age 62 this could cause a problem.
- There are other options that might work better for you. Even though you'll have some counseling, which is required for first mortgages, taking out a home equity line of credit or downsizing your home might be an answer.
- You may not be able to borrow as much as you think. You will not be able to tap your home for its full price. There is a formula on the amount that you can take on depending on your age and other factors.


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Our first visit to the doctors office for Baby No Name was Monday morning. Of course Mason had jury duty and wasn't going to be able to come. My brother in law and I were giving Mason all kinds of excuses to use, and all of them were lies. Mason decided to be honest and try to get out of it by telling them that our first prenatal exam for our first baby was the same day. The request had to get approved by the judge before he could be excused. They would then send a card in the mail excusing Mason from jury duty if the judge approved. Which we didn't get until Monday afternoon (not helpful). So Mason had to go to court, where they informed him that he in fact had been excused. I'm so glad about that, he really wanted to be there. So Baby No Name, your first lesson is that, honesty really is the best policy.
So to the doctor we went! Although we only had about a 30 min wait, we were still there for just over two hours. Talk to the doctor, get examined, talk to the doctor, wait for the ultrasound, get the ultrasound, wait for a quick word from the doctor, run out the door to shovel in the first food we see. I'm not allowed to wash Mason's work clothes anymore, darn that bad luck. But most importantly, Baby No Name has a very strong heart rate (170) which we were able to hear and see. According to the technician, our baby is PERFECT. But of course we already knew that.
As for me, I only have four pregnancy symptoms remaining, constipation, gas bubbles, 3am bathroom breaks and constant exhaustion. On that note, I'm off to bed after a SMALL glass of water.


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After an initial trial phase, m-payment startup Kuapay feels it is ready to set foot in Latin America, the company's co-founder Joaquin Ayuso told BNamericas.
Kuapay provides cardless m-payment solutions for smartphones, enabling the customer to purchase services and goods without physically using a credit card.
Customers can enter their credit card information into Kuapay's app and then make a payment, the customer can use his smartphone to log onto Kuapay's application with a PIN number and present the resulting quick response (QR) code to the cashier. The code is then scanned and the user's account is charged.
According to Ayuso, Kuapay holds the card data of the client in a server, but does not have access to that information as the cryptography is performed by the customer himself. The only thing the company does is to enable the client's access when he needs to make a purchase.
While security may be a concern for users, "security is actually our strength," he added. "We can say that if you lose your phone you won't need to cancel your credit or debit cards. Since the information is not on the phone and is never revealed to the user, the cards cannot be cloned. You can disable your Kuapay terminal from your online account in real time or by calling the customer support numbers of your country. In both cases, the phone will be locked from using your Kuapay account."
Officially launched in January, the company is based in Santa Monica, California, and so far has been operating under a structured basis only in the US, considered its core market.
Testing the business environment for the m-payment niche, Kuapay has also been operating in Chile under a trial mode, where it is concentrating Latin American operations, as well as in Spain.
"We have chosen Spain, and Chile in Latin America, to run this initial trial phase because we consider them to be well-developed markets," said Ayuso.
In addition to the Chile operations, Ayuso said Kuapay has been talking to other companies in Latin America, in countries such as Brazil, Colombia and Panama.
"We are moving little money, but as you can imagine we are in closed beta with hundreds of users. The real deal is going to happen in Chile, where we are already installing PoS systems nationwide to support our systems," he said. "We are also working in Panama as we speak."
Kuapay is also entering the Asian market, and expects to open its first office in Korea by end-January.
Ayuso is further considering opening an office in São Paulo in the near future, as the city "is one of the most important technology nodes in Latin America. We will have to be there."
"Emerging markets are an opportunity for us because we don't have a lot of competitors yet in terms of m-payment, as is the case in the US, for instance. Also, people seem to be more open to new things in Latin America than in developed countries," the executive noted.


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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.
Aurinkokivi School Competition in Vantaa, Finland by Architects Rudanko + Kankkunen
February 21st, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Architects Rudanko + Kankkunen
Architects Rudanko + Kankkunen Ltd. has designed a future school concept for Aurinkokivi area in Vantaa, Finland. The design was awarded in the architectural competition for its inspiring architecture and child-friendly spaces. The City of Vantaa announced the results of Aurinkokivi school design competition on 14.2.2013. Architects Rudanko + Kankkunen was awarded a purchase prize with the entry "Tivoli".
The jury noted in their report that the entry has a "magical atmosphere both in outdoor and indoor spaces" and that the overall architecture is "fresh and open minded". They especially praised the inviting and playful composition of the children's spaces. The concept is simple yet fresh: traditional gabled building wings meet and form a surprising composition at the heart of the building.
The wings are the home areas the kindergarten and school, and the central spaces are the venue for common activities, sports and arts and spontaneous learning. In the wings, each children group has their own home entrance, group work lobby, and flexible classrooms or playrooms around it. Every wing opens up towards a green courtyard. Art and self-motivated learning are present both in the school's curriculum and the architecture.
The building is mostly on one level and can be realized with repeating construction elements. It is designed to be inexpensive to build, yet highly inspiring. It is a very realizable solution, which we always aim at. Our goal is to provide inspiring spaces that are easy to build, easy to understand and fun to dwell in.
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text: The other day I was on by back from visiting Robert Horne in Northampton when I stopped off at one of the service stations on the M1 (can't remember which one). Service stations are hardly the most exciting places but boy did I have fun. They had installed the new Dyson Airblade hand dryers in the toilets. Now if you haven't come across one of these they are incredible. You place you hands down into the dryer (as shown in the picture below) and a powerful blast of warm air dries your hands in 10s. Its amazing. So no longer do you have to wipe your wet hands on the back of your jeans. Yet another brilliant bit of engineering from Mr. Dyson.


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Liz Steel's Foundations Lesson 1 was easy. There is nothing I love more than art materials (well, apart from my husband, my cat, my dog, my family, my friends, Ireland, soaps (the ones you wash with, not the ones you watch on the telly), shower gels, makeup palettes, beauty potions, candles, handbags, scarves, and many other things I can't think of right now, but that I'll probably regret not including in this list the minute I've pressed "Publish").
So drawing them and experimenting with them came naturally to me. But an online class would be of no value to me if it didn't challenge me! It's only Lesson 2, and it's already pushing me to all the things I struggle with - straight lines, angles, ellipses - all the things that are essential for urban sketching and still life! Just what I needed to push myself beyond my comfort zone.
Lesson 2 is about really looking at your subject, rather than looking at the page: blind contour, point-to-point contour. Things I've encountered before, but never practised enough. I want to sketch buildings with more confidence (and more accuracy!). So I'm going to need to practise this plenty, believe me.


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I have been super busy putting together the information for the front cover for 'Innocence' in the questionnaire to be sent back for the cover artist.
Now this is an exciting time for any author, putting together and searching for an idea or image they have in mind let alone the desire to show off to the world and have people loving it. I have no doubt my cover artist will work her glorious magic of my ideas and have my heart racing.
I have to admit choosing the cover for Innocence, had to be taken with caution, and particular, coming with sensitivity, loyalty yet pain. It's hoping you make the right decision for the book and due to the matters arising in this book has to be delicate.
The tagline, wow this came to me one morning while waking up, I must have been dreaming about Innocence. I instantly got my notepad and wrote it down before I forgot.
What are taglines? and why are they important to the book, a tag line is a catch phrase, without telling you anything detailed about what the story is about
The next stage...the blurb now I'm sure every author finds this part the hardest condensing the book into 150 words without giving too much of the storyline away, how to work the blurb can take time, hours, days, weeks even and thankfully my publisher have someone working for them who gives a little hand and points you in the right direction. So what should authors consider when writing a blurb, to run and hide...kidding! No the blurb will be what sells the book, enlighten potential readers and encourage them, this is where the author has to work their magic and sell, sell, sell, so what to consider or possibly use, quotes, summery of the plot, characters and leaving the reader guessing, on the edge, longing for them to claim and read.


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The extension of this is when I see a trailer that makes me go "what the fuck?" I tend to end up remembering it and/or trying hard to see it. A good example of this is Black Swan because it LOOKS like a mashup of Bound, The Company and The Fly and the fact that someone had the balls to TRY that has me interested.
So it's with a fair amount of interest that I stumbled upon this trailer this afternoon.
Troll Hunters
It LOOKS like someone came to a director and said "Make me Cloverfield, but with Norwegian troll mythology" (that 2 headed troll at the end is an actual troll from Norwegian myth, and I think the Christian Blood thing is too). And that premise looks like enough to get me to see it, if only because that premise sounds fascinating.
You know what I like about this trailer? How at first it looks like they're gonna conceal the monsters behind shitty night-filters and quick shots and then suddenly BAM, there it is on screen for a solid 4 seconds, and repeatedly after that?


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The young half-elf who has taken on his fathers charge as protector of Pelor's faithful
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text: Stephen has met his twin in our new next door neighbor. Now that they are out of school they go back and forth between our backyards all day involved in some project. This week they have been working on an addition to their "clubhouse" – a structure they have named "Western Ranch." I'm glad they are having fun and I know they are learning and making memories in the process. I guess as long as I have plenty of popsicles in the freezer, summer will be cool.


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I have been making flowers!
The flowers were cut from Tim Holtz alterations tattered florals die from Sizzix. (And I had to buy a Big Shot to use it as I only had the original red sizzix and I swore I would never need/want another die cutting machine ever!)
The pale flower is tissue paper, the pinky ones are some old papers I didn't really like sprayed with Cosmic Shimmer sprays and the darkest flowers are leather.
The background is another paper, metal, paint and inked to within an inch of its life. (I was always 'too scared' to layer to much on my backgrounds but now I'm having such fun putting on loads!!!)
The metal plaque is a sizzix embossing folder whiched I stamped with on of Tims stamps in black archival.
I have made so many flowers they are stuck up all around my craft studio (or 'making room' as my Grandson calls it). Well it would be rude not to use the die as much as possible wouldn't it!
Chrysanthemums .......
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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what estimate his Department has made of the cost of adding an additional brigade to the army.
At this time no estimate has been made within the Department of adding an additional brigade to the Army. To provide an indicative costing would be unrealistic since it would depend on what role any such brigade was designed for. There are significant differences in the composition of a Heavy Brigade as opposed to a Light Brigade or an Airborne Brigade in terms of manpower, training, equipment and accommodation. For this reason it is not possible to give an indicative figure.
The Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR) will bring defence policy, plans, commitments and resources into balance, and produce over time a transformative change to British defence.
At the heart of Defence contribution to the SDSR will be a thorough examination of our force structure, looking at the overall shape, size and role of armed forces personnel and MOD civil servants, including the reserve forces. Depending on the outcome of the SDSR, some capabilities may be reduced in order to enhance others and provide the most effective suite of measures for defending the UK's interests.
This will not be a salami-slicing review but one which provides coherent long-term policy direction and takes the tough choices required to produce the armed forces and wider defence capabilities the country will need in the decades ahead.
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Joining the Literacy Club: Further Essays Into Education
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"The Literacy Club," Frank Smith's metaphor describing the social nature of literacy learning, has become widely used in recent years. The essays in this collection reflect Smith's belief that we learn from other people, not so much through conscious emulation as by "joining the club" of people we see ourselves as being like, and by being helped to engage in their activities. The general theme holding the essays together is that the most significant people in every learner's life are teachers the formal teachers of the classroom, the informal (and less frequently acknowledged) teachers in the world outside school, and the teachers (scarcely ever recognized) who are the authors of the books we read.
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Sebuah Puisi Untuk Mona Bukan Lisa. Sepanjang Tahun 2013 ini, I've never seen a smiling face that was not Beautiful. Semoga dia tersenyum lagi tanpa Beban. Poem For Mona Not Lisa and Not Fendi also..
You said you were eighteen
and asked how old I might have been
I could pass off as eighteen
if you add six and nine
but don't read it as sixty nine
I'll open your enigmatic grin
on the green field in June
like Mona Lisa forever smiling
if you care to give me a wing
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I realise potency will be reduced but is it poisonus? It smells and looks fine, can it turn poisonus? it would smell or change color? opinions appreciated I know what the common response is dont take out of date meds but on a scientific level is it likely... thanks
Penicilin 7 years old is it ok if kept cool?
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is exactly right I have to take the liquid form of both penicillin and Augmentin to obtain high levels as an adult the bottles that I have here always say to be sure and finish the entire ten day course, the one there is usually just a tad left due to the way they have to dispense it but it says after ten days to be sure and destroy and unused portion, and also to keep it refridgerated. and as Dzoobaby said don't ever risk using any when the drug is expired it's no longer safe to use, I wish you the very best
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I'm grateful for my family, both immediate and extended; for being able to travel to a single house and have my husband, parents, aunt, and grandmother all happily together, eating Colombian food and drinking home brewed beer.
I'm grateful for household chickens and fruit trees and the fruit that they give us. I'm grateful for having a family that appreciates that magic of local, seasonal produce and relishes in it's gifts.
I'm thankful for fun reading material and a comfortable place to enjoy them.
I'm thankful for mothers-in-law who lend your their car which is equipped with satellite radio, making it possible to listen and sing-along to the 90s on 9 channel.
And I'm thankful for being this guy's copilot. May we always cruise through life in a silly reverie.
I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving, regardless of how you celebrate and what you're grateful for.


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Global Beats, International Treats
The 29th annual Parade of Nations, "Global Beats, International Treats," will take place on September 15th, 2018. The Parade of Nations strives to promote worldwide culture and national awareness in Michigan's Upper Peninsula through a community-wide annual event that includes a parade and a multicultural festival.
The parade begins at 11 a.m., making its way through Hancock across the Portage Lake Lift Bridge to Houghton. There's a float contest featuring $600 in cash prizes. Everyone is invited to march with their country.
The gala procession winds up at Dee Stadium, an historic waterfront venue transformed into a global marketplace featuring dozens of food and craft booths and performers from around the world. No-cost children's activities and meals averaging in the $5–8 price range make this an affordable-yet-exotic family experience.
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Five trees campers should avoid in Southern Africa.
Useful tips for staying safe for visitors to the beautiful African bush.
Africa has an abundance of lovely trees and there is nothing quite as pleasant as sitting under the shady canopy in the heat of the day. Campers in Africa will always try to find a nice shady tree under which to pitch their tent. In other European countries campers seldom camp under a tree. The reasons for this are logical.
- Trees attract lightning
- Trees can blow over or fall down.
- Campers in cooler climates don't need the shade to keep cool
Visitors to Africa are exposed to the dangers of lighting and trees or branches falling, but most often the real need for a cool shady area during the heat of the day leads to tents being pitched under trees.
Not all trees are friendly in Africa. There are some that need to be avoided because of their poisonous properties, and others that can simply make your life miserable.
1. Spirostachys africana, also known as the Tamboti tree.
The Tamboti is a widespread tree which is found along South Africa's east coast, across the Kruger Park area, and into Zimbabwe. It is usually found in low-lying bush near rivers or streams. The tree grows to 10m in height.The leaves are very small. The bark is rough and gray and forms chunky flakes.
The Tamboti has milky latex which is very poisonous. Plucking at leaves can cause burning and if it gets in the eyes can temporarily blind humans and livestock. Permanent eye damage has been known to occur. Placing the wood on a fire will cause nausea and headaches.
Even handling the wood can cause irritation to sensitive skin.
2 Euphorbia Ingens, also known as the Candelabra tree.
Candelabra are found in Zimbabwe and South Africa and are most often seen near rocky outcrops or growing among large termite mounds. It is a many-branched tree with a spiky look to the fleshy leaves.
Candelabra have milky latex which is very irritating to skin and eyes. Latex can cause permanent blindness, and is capable of burning the skin. Swallowing the latex will cause severe vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
3. KigelIa africana, or Sausage tree
Set out in open woodland with an attractive rounded crown and casting deep shade makes this tree very inviting. They are not poisonous, but they do have enormous fruit pods. The fruit can grow to about 1m long and up to 18cm in circumference and weigh up to ten kilograms. When they fall they can injure campers quite badly and have been known to cause concussion.
4. Philenoptera violacea Known as the rain tree in Zimbabwe and the apple-leaf in South Africa.
The rain tree reaches10m in height and is found near rivers or dams.
It is widely spread in Zimbabwe and eastern South Africa. It has sticky red latex that oozes out of wounds in the bark, and small blue pea-shaped flowers. The tree is not poisonous, and some African people use the roots for treating snakebite. During the hot months before the rain sets in, the tree produces its own rain.
The rain that falls from the tree is so copious that it will pool under the tree. It is caused by a frog hopper insect which sucks up the sap at speed and exudes water in the form of droplets. The amount of water that rains down from the insects is enough to make camping unpleasant.
5. Acokanthera oppositIfolia, or common poison bush
This tree grows to 5m in height and is widespread. It can be found in rocky places, coastal forest or open woodland and is seen growing on large termite mounds. The flowers are white and pink and have a sweet scent.The fruits turn purple when mature.
All parts of the tree are poisonous. If campers find this tree, they should never camp near it or use the wood for cooking. Meat cooked over sticks from the poison bush is lethal to humans.


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Goodyear and its striking United Steelworkers union are set to restart their negotiations today in Cincinnati. It'll be the first bargaining session between the two sides since October Fifth, when talks broke off and 12-thousand workers walked out at Goodyear plants in the U-S and Canada. Among those striking are about two-thousand workers at the Goodyear plant in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
The meeting comes as the Akron-based tire company moves forward with a plan to shut down a plant in Tyler, Texas, eliminating about eleven-hundred jobs. The Steelworkers insist that plant should remain open.
Goodyear Chairman and C-E-O Robert Keegan told analysts last week that closing the plant is part of a strategy to stop making wholesale private label tires.


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Friday, September 6, 2013
9:00 am - 10:00 am
Parents with their young babies are invited to a culturally enriching program before the Museum opens to the public.
Join us on Fridays once a month to enjoy our new collage exhibition with interactive tours, thought-provoking discussions, and artistic activities.
For adults with children under 18 months. Crying babies welcome! Breakfast snacks provided by Tazza Cafe.
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I will never forget Rick's and my first trip to Washington D.C. together. I vividly remember Rick sitting across from me while eating at a Chinese restaurant as he asked me, "What do you think of me?"
Here's my answer:
You're all the things I'm looking for--everything and so much more.
What I think? You are just perfect.
Could it be that I am worth it?
Is this thing an open door? Walk right through to something more.
You and me. My life would change In A Second.
by Aly & A.J.


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Eric is not feeling good either. He is on he eyrpy side tonight. Sitting with Eric sometimes has its own harzards. Tonight diaper mountain fell on me or rather a dozen packages of diapers. It did not help my lack of Caffine fueled headache. Tomorrow diaper mountain will be restacked.
Meanwhile I set aside working on the new pattern while I am sitting with Eric. Instead I am trying to finish the second half of a charity knitting poncho. There is nothing like doing mindless garter stitch when I am sitting with Eric. Something that I can stop in mid row and not lose my place in the pattern.


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Ahl al-Bayt (People of the House) were martyred by radicals because of their modernity and valuing women
Ahl al-Bayt (People of the House) were martyred by radicals because of their modernity and valuing women (05.06.2014)
Ahl al-Bayt (People of the House) were martyred by radicals because of their modernity and valuing women
Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Conversation on A9TV dated June 05th, 2014
Hassan and Hussein, my dear ones, were very extroverted and joyful. Hz. Ali was also very affable and they were all ultramodern.
The reason why radicals martyred them was because they were not radicals like themselves, and did not approve of that radicalism.
They also did not follow our Prophet (pbuh) and those hypocrites founded the Masjid al-Dirar (Mosque of Mischief).
The only reason why Ahl al-Bayt (People of the House) were martyred was their modernity, love for women and advocacy for freedoms of women, holding women to be greater and in high esteem, being stylish and clean, smelling nicely with beautiful fragrance, conversing with jokes and compliments, having love for all of humanity and compassion to people of other faiths, acting with courtesy and a classy attitude, all of which made the radicals angry.
On that account, those villains martyred them all. And it is the same dishonorable ones and that satan that have generated the same radicals appearing 1,400 years later again. These radicals are from the same family and if they were to see Hz. Hassan and Hz. Hussein in our day, they would again martyr them. It is the radicals of this century that would martyr Hz. Ali once again.
They seem to have love for our Prophet (pbuh), but in their heart they have hatred, may God forbid.
And they state, 'We bear witness that you are indeed the Messenger of God.' Yet, God informs us, 'God knows that you are indeed His Messenger and God bears witness that the hypocrites are certainly liars.' Radicals are liars, and they try to turn life into filth. For instance, they make women have the most repulsive appearance. They attain the most appalling form; their eating, sitting, standing, all are abhorrent.
The Messenger of God was a classy person, and everything about him was of quality.
- You look like very much like him in that respect.
Masha'Allah, the grandson looks like the grandfather, insha'Allah.
Our Prophet (pbuh) had great love for women and he has mentioned this persistently in the hadiths.
Hz. Hassan and Hz. Hussein were together with the Companions and they were addressing the Prophet, saying all the young women were in love with Hz. Hassan and Hz. Hussein. They said women were getting married with them, and none would be remaining for them, so what should they do. Our Prophet said they resembled their grandfather. Masha'Allah, alhamdulillah; what a beautiful statement, that girls would like to get married to them all the time.
When they went out to Mecca and Medina, everyone is fascinated, masha'Allah. Hz. Hassan and Hz. Hussein are breathtakingly handsome, pure and appealing with their eyes. Some have black or green eyes, for instance, Hz. Ali has green eyes, insha'Allah.
But the mindset of radicals did not change throughout history, Hz. Ali is beautiful just like the Prophet Joseph (pbuh,) who is from the lineage of the Prophet David (pbuh), insha'Allah.
That beauty of those eyes has passed from generation to generation. And the beautiful eyes of the Prophet (pbuh) are from the Prophet Abraham (pbuh). They say the Prophet has exactly the same appearance with the Prophet Abraham with his black eyes, slight protrusion on the nose, well-built body and wide shoulders, strong arms and bones.


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Two things I'm not so great at drawing..and here they are : women, and feet.
For some reason, feet are just really weird to me. Hard to draw.. and if you ever look at them, they really are kind of bizarre, how they attach and meet the rest of the leg, how they can twist and turn and curl..and generally look unnatural.
I started off wanting to draw Spider-Woman after reading something Brian Michael Bendis wrote about the character.. but it turned into Harley Quinn again.
Not that I have anything against Harley Quinn..
This took all of a half-hour to quick sketch out, and then slap the watercolours across with some impressionist-brush dashing around the edge, faded in the middle.
But I'm thinking a small "yay, me" is in order.. doodling up a woman in a weird pose(hanging from knees, upon the flying trapeze. Rhymage!) and not just a woman, but feet as well!
I did the feet based on how I hold myself up in a position like that - by tensing my feet and angling them to they're like hooks that can catch the rope if I slip. Given the usually carefree/less attitude of Harley, it doesn't quite seem right, but hey, it's another challenge to draw, so, why not?


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We are now hosting a FREE Pokemon league, sponsored by Gnome Games of Green Bay. We will meet every Tuesday at at the library. Anyone interested in joining the league should attend for more information. The league is open to anyone in elementary school through high school.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
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Blog Archives
On Games Growing Up, Players, Art, Sunset, Tales of Tales, and the IBTimes
A few days ago, Edward Smith wrote a piece for the International Business Times where he makes the suggestion that the attitude of players towards games like Her Story and Sunset are killing the video game industry. His argument stems, unsurprisingly, from the recent bankruptcy of Tales of Tales, the studio responsible for Sunset, and his perception of the general reception of Her Story, an FMV-driven narrative with minimalistic player input in the tradition of Night Trap. Edward explains how he longs for video games to grow up and become an artistic medium, and that player's receptions to art games are preventing the medium to grow up. This is by no means the first article of its kind. Indeed several commentators have decried how the medium has yet to grow up and how players are preventing the medium from reaching maturity. I disagree with their premise.
A Shift in the Image of "The Gamer"
It is during this lazy Sunday afternoon that I am finally able to articulate a concern that has been boggling my mind for a while (fancy way of saying "ranting about stuff") – and that is the notion of what a "gamer" is. When the medium of videogames was young "gamers" consisted mostly of MIT programmers and, when they eventually became commercial, the hip young crowd at a bar playing a "game" where two ambiguously shaped squares paddled a smaller ambiguously shaped square back and forth. Back then, before the early 1980s, "videogames" were nothing more than a curiosity to spend a few minutes with an odd form of entertainment. Read the rest of this entry


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- Background on how blogging differs from other writing
- Characteristics of well-written blog posts
Effective writing for the internet differs from "good" writing in other contexts. Compared to formal essays or research papers, writing for the web is more conversational and accessible for a broad audience. Writing for the web also makes use of hyperlinks and multimedia to fully communicate ideas and contextualize the writing.
Blogging is a type of web writing that developed in the 1990s from the tradition of keeping a journal. The word "blog" is a shortened form of "web log," which was coined in 1997. A blog makes use of dated entries to create an ongoing narrative, compared to other websites that show content without any chronology. Blogging was originally personal writing, but the form now includes corporate blogs, news blogs, niche interest blogs and many other types.
In Say Everything, a book about the history of blogging, author Scott Rosenberg writes:
"Blogging, the first form of social media to be widely adopted beyond the world of technology enthusiasts, gave us a template for all the other forms that would follow. Through its lens, people could see the Web for the first time as something they were collectively building. It gave a multitude of formerly private people a public voice."
Writing Blog Posts
Although each blog writer develops his or her own style, well-written blog posts share a number of characteristics that make posts easily readable and interesting.
Characteristics of well-written blog posts:
- Engaging and easy to read for a broad audience
- Short, direct, complete, and conversational sentences
- Short paragraphs (no more than 4 or 5 sentences)
- Express opinions or show personality
- Written in the first-person (i.e., "I think")
- Link to other websites to connect ideas and provide context
- Include images and embedded media (such as videos)
- Thoughtful headlines, captions and organizational categories
- Free of typos, errors and unprofessional language
Web writing is often still done in a text document and then copied to a web publishing platform. It's a good practice to note multimedia elements in your text as you write to make sure you remember to add links, images and other media when relevant.
Have a few questions about grammar rules? Not sure whether your ideas are coming through clearly? Free walk-in and online tutoring is available to all WSU students through the Writing Center. Tutors can help with broad issues like spelling and grammar questions, and they can also offer advice on a written draft if you bring the assignment criteria. See the walk-in hours and other information at the Writing Center website.


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Thursday, May 26, 2011
Spring Into Summer
This time of year makes me think about a few things. First of all there's no chance of snow anymore, HA. Then I start getting nostalgic and remember all those end of school parties I used to go to when I was a teen. We would sneak out, get an older sibling to buy beer, and hit the house where a party was brewing while the parents were out of town.
Getting a buzz on and giggling with your girls while the oh-so-cool boys stand nearby, their cigarette smoke wafting into your nostrils. Everyone assumed that everyone else was more confident, experienced and worldly. You would stick with your buddies as your armor against the mean kids, or the random asshole that hated you for no good reason. Insecurity ran rampant, but you still took risks. Sometimes for attention, and sometimes to prove that you had the guts. Sometimes the only true ego boost was found in making people laugh or having the good sense to bring the latest Van Halen or Pat Benatar album to the party that you bought with your babysitting money or tips from weekend shifts at the pancake house.
It's easy to forget that we were hot back then and we didn't even know it! Okay, I kind of knew that I was. I walked into malls and got accosted by enough 'modeling scouts' to know that I was prettier than most, but I was skinny in a time when skinny was not hot. All my friends blossomed earlier than me, perky breasted and round of hip. That was the currency back then, looking like a woman. Now it's a weird amalgamation of slender childish bodies and implanted tits and ass. This ideal has nothing to do with reality or individualism. It has everything to do with the implied standards that pop culture throws at people. I would be okay with it if these standards were health and the beauty that comes from being fit, but it isn't.
We didn't know how good we had it, and if you are young and you are reading this, stop. Stop holding yourself up to standards that are fake and meant to keep you from concentrating on what is inside you. Absolutely no one is perfect and absolutely no one has the right to judge. You can rise above. For example, I did pretty well modeling, and this is me in high school, frizzy hair, crooked teeth and all.
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Archive for February, 2010
Mass Effect 3- a wishlist
Yes, I realize that Mass Effect 2 hasn't even been out for a month, but once a sane human being beats Mass Effect 2, the only logical response is to want to play Mass Effect 3. The only problem with this thought process is that there currently no finished copy of the game available on […]
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The Pizza Wars
So Papa John's has a limited time offer going on right now where you can get any large, one-topping pizza for ten dollars, before taxes of course. As I was writing this sentence, a Little Caesar's ad came on the television, asking about 5.99 for a large pizza. Domino's has that new aggressive campaign to […]
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Things that are dead to me
There are some things that deserve a second chance. There are other things that are unfit for the eyes to see, ears to hear, or mouth to taste. These are the things that are dead to me. Elements created by our own popular culture that I have decided add nothing positive to my existence, so […]
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Why the fuck is Ice-T, songwriter of the hip-hop crossover hit "Cop Killer", a detective on this show anyway?
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Mass Effect 2: Consumer of Time
So classes are taking up a lot of my time now. But I promised some people, so I'm now going to do the quintessential Mass Effect right here, and right now. Mass Effect was probably my favorite video game from the last decade. A sci-fi, role-playing game that combined real-time shooter levels with cinematic third-person […]
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So yeah, I'm still in a funk over Conan losing his show. Yeah, yeah, I know, the Olympics are starting soon and the Super Bowl just happened. Who still cares about Conan now? Me! I cannot wait to see just what he is going to wind up doing next Jack Danger and I are starting […]
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So, as y'all know, I got married back in September (on September 27, 2014). I'm still getting around to posting all of the photos (sorry for the delay, we just got our copies in December). A little over a month ago, I did a post of all the Getting Ready photos and I'm SO excited to share the next portion.
Our wedding party was made up all our favorite people. We've known some of our wedding party for almost 10 years and some of them for 2 or 3. Part of our wedding party lives here in Nashville with us and the other part lives where the other halves of our hearts are in Augusta, Georgia (which is where our wedding was held). It was awesome for them all to finally meet (ok, so the guys already knew each other and the ladies met at my bachelortte party, but it's always nice to all be in the same place for once). Even with our small wedding party, Collin + I laughed hysterically at all our photos because there isn't ONE where everyone is looking at the camera and smiling and I think that is the truest representation of our little group. That being said, here we go! (all photos by Ulmer Studios).
My dress was by Dolly Couture, my shoes were an Yves Saint Laurent/Tom Ford collaboration for her 2003 Fall/Winter collection (I STILL can't believe I hunted a pair down in my size!), the bridesmaid dresses were by Soho Mode + the brooches worn by the bridesmaids were by Luxulite.
For more information about our photographers:
Ulmer Studios
For a little more of our wedding:
Bachelorette Party // Wedding Invitations // The Wedding: Getting Ready // Disneymoon
(Also, I tried to list where most of our things were from but feel free to ask. xoxo)


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Berry Mousse
For preparation with the Rose Tip
- 250 ml heavy cream
- 30 ml Grand Marnier
- 70 g powdered sugar
- 1 × vanilla bean(s)
- 0.5 × lemon(s)
- 250 g forest berries
Puree the forest berries and mix with sugar and Grand Marnier. Add the core of the vanilla pod and refine with lemon juice.
Pass the mixture through the iSi Funnel & Sieve and add the heavy cream. Pour everything into the 0.5 l iSi Whipper, carbonate with a 1 l iSi Cream Charger and shake approx. 14 times.
Garnish the berry mousse with fresh fruits and serve.
With the iSi Rose Tip, the mousse becomes a real eye-catcher!


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I finished The Shack weeks ago, but I haven't had the chance to post anything, due to Cory always hogging our one computer. So, here it goes. I liked it. I don't agree with everything that was written, but I do agree with the overall theme (like the rest of you have mentioned) that God loves us and never leaves us. Never.
I'd like to discuss this with some detail, so if you haven't read the book, now would be a good time to stop reading this post.
Spoilers below...
And yes, I'll be coming from my LDS viewpoint... and I should preface this by saying that my current calling at church is to teach the 'Gospel Essentials/Principles' class. I'm teaching new members, investigators, and people who wander in off the streets (literally). It's a challenging and awesome calling, since I have to be on my toes at all times -- and class is never boring.
This book has been on and off various best-seller lists. I know it made an appearance on USA Today's Top 10 list, but I don't know how long it was there. And then there's the fact that we were all on waiting lists to receive this book from our local libraries. Obviously, this book is gaining in popularity, and many people want to read it. What I find most interesting about this is the conclusion I draw from the book's popularity. People want religion. People want to read about and learn about God. People want to know that God loves us, His children. Obviously (even though we're living in a time of great growth of the LDS church) people are starved for religion.
I was a bit surprised by how much of the book I agreed with. The author had many truths in the book ... and then he had some things that I don't agree with. I want to talk about some of these parts and get others' opinions.
On page 63, Mack talks about how he had been taught in seminary that God had "stopped any overt communication with moderns." I think this is one of the saddest commentaries of modern life -- that people cannot accept that God still talks to His children. Somehow, the belief has taken hold that the only way God speaks is through the Bible. I see this time and time again, as people in my Sunday school class tell me they believe God no longer directs His children -- and in turn, many believe this means God no longer cares for His children. How fortunate for me to know differently! God does speak to us through a living prophet. And he cares immensely about what happens to His children. At least the book was good about making the point that God does care. Deeply. More than we really can understand.
I also thought it was interesting when they talked about us taking care of this earth we live on. On page 145 Jesus says "humans, who have been given the task to lovingly steer the world, instead plunder her with no consideration, other than for their own immediate needs." Ha, how true this is. Humans are the crowning glory of God's creation, and we were given domain over this earth. I'm not one that is getting caught up in the whole 'global warming crisis' but I do believe we could all do a better job with our stewardship over this earth. I believe we will be held accountable.
I also liked how the book tried to teach that Jesus chose the "way of the cross" so "mercy triumphs over justice because of love." (page 165) Though this doesn't nearly cover the whole scope of the Atonement as we understand it... still, it scratches the surface. The Atonement is, in part, a way for us to overcome our sins. I wouldn't say that mercy "triumphs" over justice - rather that Christ fulfilled justice's demands, allowing us to be shown mercy. It all centers around Christ as our Savior. The book tried to show that, but as the author doesn't have a full understanding of the Atonement, he didn't quite get it all.
This one I found interesting - on page 178 Mack and Jesus were talking about what heaven would look like - and Jesus says heaven is a "cleansing of this universe." We've been taught that the Celestial kingdom will actually be here on earth, after the earth is cleansed. I've always found this to be such an interesting concept, and I was frankly surprised to find it in this book. I agree, but I thought this was an LDS belief. I wasn't aware other people thought similarly.
And one more - on page 188 God says "just because I work incredible good out of unspeakable tragedies doesn't mean I orchestrated the tragedies. Don't ever assume that my using something means I caused it or that I need it to accomplish my purposes." Amen. I think one of the biggest misunderstandings people (in general) have about God is that He causes suffering. Bad things happen in peoples' lives (like children being kidnapped, a relative dying, health problems, etc) and people tend to blame God for their suffering. What people don't understand (and what I believe) is that God does not cause suffering (well, he can punish us, but that's a different subject). I believe God grieves when we grieve. Consequences (both good and bad) are the nature of living on this earth; the nature of agency. Sometimes we make poor choices and bring things upon ourselves - and sometimes we are affected by someone else's agency (like Mack, having his daughter kidnapped). But God doesn't orchestrate these things to make us suffer - they are all consequences to choices that we (humans) make here on this earth.
There were some things that I didn't agree with - namely, the way the Godhead was portrayed. But overall, I found there was a lot of truth in this book. It had some parts I disagree with, and it was lacking in some parts, but it did have some good things to say. It did make me appreciate (all the more) my membership in the true church. It made me appreciate that I have the answers to all the questions Mack was asking. I know I have a long way to go, but I know where to go when I lack answers, and that makes me very, very grateful.
Oh, and did anyone else just want to wrap up a send-along card and a Book of Mormon for the author?
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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- Michelle said...
Loved the comments! I finished it the other night and have been trying to make up a good post in my head, but I am lacking! Can I just say ditto to all of what you said? (okay I will do my own post!)
- April 1, 2009 at 12:13 AM
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Sunday saw the launch of our Youth Wing in Malappuram, with our members in the district conducting a meet for parents of differently abled children. The day began with registering the participants, who came along with their children, and assisting them in filling out basic information sheets on the background of the child and the family to understand situations and symptoms better.
The children were engaged in different activities like painting and other games, while the parents interacted with Jolly Johnson – H2O's chief executive director and founding member – about the lack of amenities provided to them from both the society and the government, for the care of their children. The session ended with the parents, along with the volunteers, Jolly and panchayat member, Abdul Aziz, promising to be more active about making the children more independent, while also demanding speedy action from authorities on making them a point of focus.
The day ended with an inaugural ceremony, spear headed by Ms. Geeta from the training committee for the education of specially abled children, along with the members of the panchayat. The youth wing leads were commemorated with H2O badges by the guests of honour. Children celebrated their day by dancing, singing, and feasting themselves to mid-day snacks, arranged by our dedicated volunteers from Malappuram.


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- Multivitamin: Adding a multivitamin to your daily schedule will provide you with many sources of nutrition. You should look for a multivitamin that has vitamins A, C, D, E and K included. It is also good to include potassium, zinc and iodine in the mix. By taking one multivitamin with all these components in it, you are ensuring you will enjoy all the benefits of your daily requirement for vitamins and minerals, some of which may be lacking in the food you typically consume.
- Calcium and magnesium: You should also add calcium and magnesium to your supplement program. Calcium and magnesium help to give you stronger bones and teeth. They also aid in the functioning of the blood vessels and nervous system. The recommended allowance of calcium is 600 mg, while magnesium is 400 mg. You may be able to find a supplement that includes both of these nutrients. Keep in mind that they should not be taken at the same time as your multivitamin, as it can affect absorption.
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- Omega-3: These fatty acids are often found in fish, but most people don't eat enough fish to reach the recommended daily allowance. You need to have 600 mg of omega-3 in your diet each day, and taking a supplement that offers you omega-3 fatty acids will provide the same impact. Omega-3 will help promote heart health as well as brain functions. It also aids in the lubrication of your joints. For those who don't eat fish, it can also be found in some nuts and plants.
Adding the above supplements and vitamins in Poplar Bluff, MO to your daily diet will ensure you are getting all the nutrients you need to remain healthy from day to day. You will feel more energized because your body isn't lacking its essential nutrients, and your overall health will also improve. Visit The Bee Hive Natural Foods to select a vitamin regime that works for you. We have a large assortment of supplements that can help you make sure to get your daily requirement of vitamins and minerals. Come see us today to explore our stock!


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Hard on the heels of our Probus Christmas Lunch on Tuesday, we repeated the format the next day, meeting up with our SLG friends for our last outing of the year. Helen was in charge of the day, and she had arranged a lunch out out "Porterhouse Blues" in Upper Hutt. Which meant an early start for us, living as we do now up at Levin. The weather was warm, but very wet and misty, and Kapiti Island seemed just a figment of our imagination as we drove along the coast road. It was out there somewhere, but invisible as it was shrouded in low cloud. The closer we drove to the Hutt Valley, the harder the rain started to fall. Isn't it meant to be summer now?
There was a set Christmas menu to choose from, and it didn't take too long to decide on hot ham for him and fish for me, followed by Christmas puddings twice. You just can't go past a good Christmas pudding at this time of the year. Helen had decorated the tables with choccies for us all, hats, and crackers, and a pretty floral centre piece.
After lunch we retired to Helen and Calvin's home for a cuppa, Christmas mince pies, and home baked shortbread, followed by our gift exchange. Everyone had brought along a gift and placed it in the basket.
But is was not as simple as everyone merely choosing a gift. Oh no – to first get a gift, you must get a six on the roll of the dice, then you choose and open your gift. The next person to roll a six then can then choose another gift from the basket, ort they might decided that they really want your gift and take it off you. And so it goes on, around the circle. Two gifts in particular were highly sought after and changed hands time and time again, with the players getting rather heated. Finally to bring things to a conclusion, a rule change was decreed. In each case, the person who rolled the highest number collected the gift in contention, while the other contender chose one of the remaining unopened gifts. Who would have imagined our Christmas game would almost erupt into WW3? And just in case you are wondering, the highly prized gifts which almost led to a meltdown were: a set of four tartan coffee mugs, and a tin man bottle holder complete with a bottle of wine!


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Happy 2014!! I'm so excited for this year. 2013 tried to kill me many times, quite literally (stuck on the side of a highway, an automobile accident, a car almost hitting me in GTown, getting trapped in an elevator at Forest Glen). With that in mind, 2014 has been dubbed the Year of the Phoenix. I'm still figuring out what my goals will be, but I know this will be a grand year!
I went to the classiest NYE party on Tuesday. It was honestly the NYE party of my dreams. Hors d'oeuvres, soup, salmon, shrimp, games, presents, prizes, dancing, crowns. Most memorable was the incredible company. I love my friends! I love holidays!!
I'd say, "I'm ready for you, 2014!" but that just sounds weird to talk to a year.


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Since my children are grown up now yet I feel like they are still little kids. So it's quite natural that sometimes I really feel like talking about children's clothes on the blog. I used to buy so many clothes in that particular style that I love: classic yet quite relaxed, full of wonderful details like collars, pleats, piping and buttons.
|the collors and sleeve trims were leather in the above shirt of my son when he was 5.
I love many frills or lace too. And I always tend to write about their dresses(in the magazines), because I mostly sew most of the dresses of my kids myself and tried to publish my pattern in the magazines' used to make dresses for my nieces and nephews too I have very ambitious intentions to sew kids clothes.
|this orange coloured paddle pant -jacket suit was created by me when my son was 4 years of age.
|in the photo above my daughter was 7 and my son was 2 years of age,lots of details were created in the dresses the wore.
|in the photo above i am standing with gun in my hand,my mom created all the three dresses with frilled collors.
today I'm showing you the dresses my mom created when we three sisters were 4-2 and 6 months of age.


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So doing this as a traditional painting sure didn't last long. An hour in and I just couldn't see the point in spending so much extra time on it because I wanted it in oils.
So I switched to working on it digitally. Here's how it's looking so far. May crop out the troll's legs so that we're closer to the action. Plus the legs are boring. Then I'd probably scoot the far dwarf up on the picture plane. Probably kill the saturation on the background blue a bit. If I keep the legs, I think I'd add some mist and/or some standing water around his feet. Not sure about the water dripping from the ceiling. Like the idea but not the current placement. Maybe it'd be neat landing on the figures some so we get some nice splash effects.
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The following will be a series of common questions asked in regard to vaccines with answers given by the above mentioned Doctors:
Question: Aren't the diseases that vaccines protect against rare in the United States?
Answer: Yes, it is true that many of these diseases are rare in the U.S. but that is only because we are vaccinated. Most of these diseases are deadly.
Question: Isn't it a better idea to wait until your child is older to vaccinate?
Answer: It is true that often side affects decrease with the children's age but then they are unprotected for longer. It is a risk. I know someone who's child got whooping cough at a family party just 2 years ago.
Question: I have heard that the chicken pox vaccine is dangerous?
Answers: Since chicken pox isn't usually life threatening I didn't get my 1st child immunized until I met a mother whose child is blind from chicken pox. I then researched the rates of permanent issues from chicken pox and the rates of issues from the vaccine and once again, the vaccine was the clear choice. Now all of my children are vaccinated against chicken pox.
Question: Don't vaccines contain mercury? And isn't mercury poisonous?
Answer: Another concern that got a lot of press is the common preservative thimerosol, a compound that is 49.6% ethylmercury by weight. It is added to vaccines to prevent bacterial contamination. A fringe medical journal printed a paper proposing (without a shred of evidence) that autism could be a form of mercury poisoning due to thimerosol. Of course ethylmercury is not the same as methylmercury, which is known to accumulate through the food chain and can cause toxicity including neurological effects in people who eat large amounts of fish, for instance. Although ethylmercury is eliminated from the body much faster than methylmercury and does not cause
toxicity, it was removed from all children's vaccines by 2001 as a precautionary measure. Since then, the thimerosol-autism connection has been thoroughly debunked, but public fears are unfortunately very evidence-resistant.
toxicity, it was removed from all children's vaccines by 2001 as a precautionary measure. Since then, the thimerosol-autism connection has been thoroughly debunked, but public fears are unfortunately very evidence-resistant.
Question: I'm worried that by vaccinating my child, I will overwhelm their immune system.
Answer: Some feel that vaccines "overload" the immune system and lead to chronic diseases. Others have the perception that since many of the vaccine-preventable diseases have largely been controlled (thanks to vaccination!), there is a very low risk of their child actually becoming infected. Since adverse reactions are temporally associated with vaccination in an extremely small percentage of those that are vaccinated, then it doesn't make sense to them to vaccinate their children. However, no study (that I'm aware of) has ever shown a causal relationship of serious adverse event in healthy children with vaccinations currently in use. Vaccination programs have been successful precisely because of the sort of "social contract" involved – individuals are willing to incur the extremely small risk of an adverse event in order to keep infectious diseases out of their communities. As more and more people choose to take a free ride on the immunity of others, the incidence of these diseases will inevitably rise.


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Release Date: May 26, 2011
Publisher: Jamie McGuire, LLC
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The new Abby Abernathy is a good girl. She doesn't drink or swear, and she has the appropriate percentage of cardigans in her wardrobe. Abby believes she has enough distance between her and the darkness of her past, but when she arrives at college with her best friend America, her path to a new beginning is quickly challenged by Eastern University's Walking One-Night Stand.
Travis Maddox, lean, cut, and covered in tattoos, is exactly what Abby needs—and wants—to avoid. He spends his nights winning money in a floating fight ring, and his days as the charming college co-ed. Intrigued by Abby's resistance to his charms, Travis tricks her into his daily life with a simple bet. If he loses, he must remain abstinent for a month. If Abby loses, she must live in Travis' apartment for the same amount of time. Either way, Travis has no idea that he has met his match.
I really enjoyed this book. There is just so much more to it than the synopsis reveals. I've read entire series that weren't as eventful from beginning to end and I'm saying that about a realistic fiction that doesn't have the advantages of a fantasy book where absolutely anything is possible. Every time I thought the book was ending after a momentous chapter and the problem being resolved I'd be pleasantly surprised how many pages were left.
The characters are complex and far from perfect. I was happy, sad, frustrated and disappointed for and in them, but always rooted for Abby and Travis to try and make their very complicated relationship work. We get to know their back-story which can be ignored in some novels, but I feel is important because it adds credibility to their reactions in situations.
Beautiful Disaster was an amazing roller coaster ride. If you're looking for something different from the usual "boy and girl meet and fall in love" story, this is for you.


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Empty by Suzanne Weyn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Gas. Petroleum. Fuel. Energy. Do we have enough or are we running on empty? In the world Suzanne Weyn's creates, fossil fuels are only available on the black-market and Gwen, independent and fierce, has a brother who sells it. Gas is more than $40 a gallon. Heating oil, nonexistent for Niki's family once her father looses his job. When Gwen's house is destroyed in a fire, Tom must choose between the two girls. Will he rescue Gwen or Niki?
Girls will enjoy the budding romance, but plumb the depths of their thinking with debatable topics Weyn introduces: renewable energy, oil greed, conservation and more.
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This World We Live In by Susan Beth Pfeffer
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Is romance the second stage of the end of the world? In Pfeffer's sequel (as well as several other end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it books I've read this week it sure seems so. Fans of Life As We Knew It will be pleased to find the Evans family still surviving after the meteor's encounter with the moon. Electricity is an occasional luxury and though government stepped-in with food, it seems as if supplies are dwindling. Storms loom. Will the house survive? Can the Evans weather the storm or is it time to leave?
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My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I loved the map of New York City at the start of the book. Maybe I'm like one of those kids Tom Angleberger talked about mapping things for at ALAN 2011. The map delighted me because we are going to NYC soon and I found myself imagining the places we'd go in terms of the brave new world Treggiari has created. Even after cataclysmic disasters, life, long and the world goes on. Good story. Strong girl. What's not to like?
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The Matrix meets Asher's 13 Reasons Why who dates Nancy Werlin's Double Helix or Pearson's The Adoration of Jenna Fox . Imagine a world of the future where cassette tapes are a technology of the past (we'll we're there, right?). Meet Kyle. Friend of Lilly, Simon and Danny. Enjoying a seemingly ho-hum summer when the talent show changes everything. Kyle tells readers what happened in his voice, recorded and preserved on the tapes. We hear the story from Kyle with historical footnotes added by an anonymous figure looking back at the tapes from the future. Instructing plot structure, the real twist comes when Danny hypnotizes 4 members of the audience as part of his talent show spot. Those 4 are the only remaining analog humans in the town and possibly on the planet. What would you do if the human race automatically updated and you were left behind?


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These Organic Crystallized Ginger Cubes are cooked to perfection and contain no preservatives whatsoever. They come coated in the highest quality of rich, Dark Chocolate.
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August 10, 2013
Miracles on the Pier - Part 4
At the end of the evening, we were talking and I noticed a girls skateboarding down the big hill we were towards the bottom of. It was a bit unusual to see this and as I was somehow drawn to the unusual sight, I got a distinct word of knowledge for a throat problem. She stopped at the bottom of the hill to talk with a couple of her friends and so I grabbed my daughter and ran over there to see what the Lord wanted to do. At first, I inquired thinking that it might be a demonic attack issue wherein she gets chocked, but in fact she had an actual issue with her throat, and the Lord healed her after a quick prayer. She was actually quite shocked. My daughter even said she felt she saw the swelling in her throat go down before/after prayer. A couple of the teenage girls from our Church followed up with these girls for a long time, sharing with them how they can "do what Jesus did" just like we had. It was an incredible divine appointment!
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Apple today announced a new partnership with China UnionPay, which will see Apple Pay expanding to China in early 2016. Through the partnership, China UnionPay cardholders will be able to use their bank cards with Apple Pay on the iPhone, Apple Watch, and iPad (within apps).
"Apple Pay has revolutionized the way millions of people pay every day with their iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad," said Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services. "China is an extremely important market for Apple and with China UnionPay and support from 15 of China's leading banks, users will soon have a convenient, private and secure payment experience."
Apple Pay in the country will work with the China UnionPay Quickpass, an existing contactless payment service. Customers will be able to hold an iPhone or Apple Watch near a UnionPay QuickPass-enabled point-of-sale terminal to make a payment at participating stores.
Reaching a deal to bring Apple Pay to China has been a priority for Apple, given China's increasing importance to the company. A partnership between Apple and China UnionPay was first hinted at in February, when the first iOS 8.3 beta introduced support for the China UnionPay network. Talks reportedly stalled later that month, but in the weeks ahead of today's announcement, rumors pointing towards a deal picked up.
A recent rumor has suggested Apple is aiming to launch Apple Pay in China before February 8, 2016, which marks the start of Chinese New Year. According to Apple's press release, the service will be available following "relevant tests and certification" required by Chinese regulators.
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the emails regarding our
I seem to need to take a break
from blogging from
December to January.
I hope to be here more often
now that we are back to
school and work.
I'm going to go way back
to November to catch up.
I've been trying to visit as many
new places as I can..as this is most likely
our last year here in Paris.
I found myself on this cold, rainy
late November day
walking around the Palais-Royal in
the 1st arrondissement.
I had gone over that way
to vist an herboristerie..
a little shop that sells vitamins,
herbs, teas etc.
I haven't been very good
about taking my good camera
out with me..
I'm glad I did on this day!
After walking around
in the rain and the cold..
I went to Verjus for lunch.
I had been dying to try the
fried chicken sandwich and
it did not disappoint!
we decided to fly Stephen
home for Thanksgiving!
This was the first year
since living in Paris
that we celebrated Thanksgiving
on the actual holiday.
Hannah and Will had a long weekend,
Steve took the day off from work
and we kept Griffin home from school.
It was so nice to be together.
And Griff lost his first tooth!
I'll catch up
more tomorrow!
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Tomorrow our family we attend the Michael Napoleone Memorial Foundation Annual Baseball Tournament in Batavia. Last year the tournament was later in the summer, but this year is being held Fri-Sat-Sun of Memorial Weekend in Batavia NY. In addition to the Little League tournament taking place on the Little League fields on State Street, there will be activities for the whole family throughout the weekend. To learn more about this event, you can become a fan of the Michael Napoleone Memorial Foundation on facebook or go to michaelshope.org
The Foundation was started in 2007 to honor the memory of Michael Napoleone who passed away from Burkitt's Lymphoma/Leukemia when he was just 8 years old. The goal of the Foundation is to raise awareness about childhood cancer, support local families with a child undergoing treatment, and to raise funds for pediatric cancer research. Our family was blessed with financial and moral support from this wonderful group.
Last year I was honored to speak during the awareness ceremony at the tournament and tomorrow I will do the same. Of course Matt and the kids will be along for moral support. And I have a feeling that I will capture a bit more of people's attention with 4 cute kids in tow:)


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STEVEN E. HAWKINS, PLAINTIFF,v.THE WAYNESBURG COLLEGE, PLAINTIFF,DEFENDANT/THIRD-PARTYv.EMERSON ELECTRIC COMPANY, ET AL., THIRD-PARTY DEFENDANTS.
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Tenuta Valdipiatta - Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2012Italian Red Wine
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Country of OriginItaly
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- AppellationVino Nobile di Montepulciano
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- RegionTuscany
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- Acidity g/l5.1
- Food MatchPork
- Grape TypeCanaiolo
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Adam & Elizabeth (Gray?) Smith family Bible - Roxburgh
No relation.I just enjoy browsing through family Bibles up for auction on eBay and trying to connect any genealogical info provided by the seller to those that might find it interesting or worth pursuing.I am not the seller!Here is what I received when I wrote to the seller:
Parents Names and Genealogy
Adam Smith, born in the Parish of Melrose County of Roxborough Dec 27th 1849
Elizabeth Smith Born in the Par of St Boswels, County of Roxburgh May 21 1850
Helen Smith as Patterson Born 4th Oct 1847
Childrens Names
Elizabeth Mary Smith, b. 17 ? 1869
George Smith, b. 31 Aug 1871
Margaret Thompson Smith, b. 18 Jun 1873
John Smith, b. 3 Mar 1876
Jessie Beattie Smith, b. 7 Jan 1878
? Smith, b. 23 Apr 1880
James Gray Smith, b. 22 Aug 1881
David Smith Johnston adpoted
Grandchild june 13 1892
Elizabeth Gray, 13 Oct 1881
Adam Smith, 17 Apr 1908
Margaret Smith
George Smith, Nov 1916