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Fresh out of West London, dynamic duo Ambi & Dilly make their highly anticipated debut with 'Chanjara' featuring the powerful vocals of Nirmal Sidhu. The track is set for a worldwide release on Thursday 26th May 2016 via E3UK Records.
Ambi, hot off touring from the phenomenal success of his award winning album 'Cut Like a Diamond', which featured hit songs 'Feem' by Jazzy B and 'Shaukeen Jatt' by Nirmal Sidhu teams up with his partner in crime and full debutant, 'Dilly'.
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The reason Panser Smash (sometimes misspelled Panzer Smash) didn't win the Maxim Girl Gamer contest is because a bunch of trolls down-voted one of her finalist videos and she ended up losing. Why did they do that? Because she's a freaking psycho who blows up at her fans trying to help her, makes them mad, and they turn on her for being such a freak.
Panser @ FB: GRRR, people keep messaging me asking if I won the Girl Gamer contest by Maxim! Why don't they just google it?
Me: Why don't you just link somewhere on your FB profile's About, to the announcement you didn't win?
Panser: I've posted a bunch of times about it!
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Me: I just tried googling it, and didn't find it.
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Panser: WHY ARE YOU ARGUING WITH ME? YOU ARE SUCH A TROLL! YOU ARE DELETED.
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Freaking. Psycho. Try to help a girl out to prevent future hurt from the same recurring problem, but she just expects people to just "figure it out" without any action on her part. GENIUS.

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The Steel Greatsword is a Two-Handed weapon found in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Unenchanted steel greatswords will begin to appear throughout Skyrim at level 2 and enchanted greatswords can be found at level 3. These locations include:
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I'm looking for my manual for graceful living. I think I set it down somewhere over here...
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Stone settled
I decided to use stone, since it feels permanent and solid. Wood is nice and probably would work just as well, but stone speaks of commitment.
I bought it in three separate trips to the nursery/stone yard, filling the back of the wagon with ~350 pounds of rock on each go-round. On the third trip, the guy taking my money said, "Building a raised bed, are you?"
Well, it turned out not to be so raised, which is fine. As I said, I don't really need it to amend the soil, nor, thankfully, have I gotten so creaky yet that I find it uncomfortable to kneel in the garden. But I've realized that it is not really these things that I am after, but that sense of orderliness that a solid border brings to what can be a disorderly world. It feels permanent and settled. It says I plan to be here for awhile, growing things.
I set it all yesterday--over a 1000 pounds of rock--carrying, digging, and shoving my way to a pleasant fatigue.
And at the end of the day, I thought it looked pretty good:
I had to build it around the cold frame, but that will be moved to another spot once the carrots are harvested. Once that's done, I'll spread the remainder of the composted soil across the bed. Come spring I'll scratch some buffalo grass/blue grama seed in the paths that border the bed. I think that the contrast between the softness of the prairie grasses and crisp edges of the limestone will be very pleasing.
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I like that stone. I like that stone. I'm trying to figure out how to accommodate a vegetable growing area. Seeing yours helps. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Good morning, James! The stone is beautiful, isn't it?ReplyDelete
I do like raised beds - it must satisfy some craving for tidiness or perhaps I feel the vegetables gain extra protection from their little wall (lol)ReplyDelete
It is very pleasing already. Exactly my type of bed!ReplyDelete
Hi Susan, lovely and neat and giving order to the universe. I love it too. What nice chunks of stone too. Hope you didn't overdo it, my back is twitching a little at your descriptions. :-)ReplyDelete
Lovely Susan - I do know what you mean about a sense of order - I have that too in my kitchen garden - so when the rest of the garden it rioting - there is somewhere with a semblance of calmReplyDelete
NICE stone! Did you do this bed just recently? Green in December? BTW--just got my issue of Istope. Though I've not had time to read it, I know four people! You, John Janovy, Tom Lynch, and Daryl Farmer. What a group!ReplyDelete
It looks way better than "pretty good" - beautiful. I can't wait for pictures of it offset with the grasses, full of good things to eat.ReplyDelete
Love the stone bed. I don't think I've ever seen one before! Man, you must be one strong human. A thousand pounds, hauled yourself? I would be a jellied wreck! Congrats, it's beautiful.ReplyDelete
EzG--I think it is totally the tidiness thing. Though I like the mental image of veggies feeling snug behind their wall. ;-)ReplyDelete
Frances--no back problems to speak of from moving the stone--I very careful when I do that. I tend to throw my back out doing silly things like lifting laundry baskets. LOL!
Karen--there is something about a kitchen garden that seems to want order. I wonder what that's about?
Benjamin--green in December indeed!
Micelle--I can't wait to see what it looks like, either!ReplyDelete
Karen--not especially strong--just a clever rock worker. I use lots of leverage. ;-)
Oh, I love it. We'll be using stone again this spring around my "pea garden"--basically a no dig bed dedicated to peas. The stone against the soil is just so lovely.ReplyDelete
I tried it around our raised bed form--to hide the plastic, but a snake took up residence! Much better to have just stone and soil... less room that way for "inhabitants". lol.
I love it! You need to come over to my yard and help me do something similar:) I seriously screwed up my neck and lower back doing similar things for quite a long period a few years ago. I am limited to what I can do now...and I SOOO want to get out there and dig and move rocks, etc. Perhaps I can get my husband to help me this year...or, as I said, you can come and work your magic?!!! Anyway, your garden looks terrific and it will be interesting to watch it evolve!! JanReplyDelete
That looks great, Susan. Is this the brown Llano stone? It's lovely. I like that orderly look too for a vegetable garden.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous. And I am most impressed by your ability to get it done by yourself!ReplyDelete


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Dan Brown's 'Inferno' Adaptation Adds Tom Hanks, Ron Howard and Brian Grazer To Production!!!by Red Zeppelbon on Aug 27th, 2014
Hey guys, Jana here,
Dan Brown's novels, beginning with 'The Da Vinci Code', have made excellent fodder for some seriously successful films. The old adage is true, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. This seems to be the way Sony is viewing their franchise based on Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon. Tom Hanks, director Ron Howard and producer Brian Grazer have all signed on to the third installment in the series which follows 'The Da Vinci Code' and 'Angels and Demons', 'Inferno'.
Sony Pictures and Imagine Entertainment have pegged April for the start of production in Italy. The writer from the second effort based on Brown's works worked from a script written by David Koepp, and he has been brought back to pen 'Inferno'. Koepp is the dramaturge behind some amazing films that we all know, 'Toy Soldiers', 'Jurassic Park', 'Mission Impossible' and 'Spider-Man' are just a few of the offerings from Koepp's celebrated screenwriting career.
If you're a fan of the Dan Brown books, you will realize that the order of novels that have been made into features is missing one book, 'The Lost Symbol', which is technically the third novel in the series. The log-line for 'Inferno' is that after waking up in an Italian hospital with amnesia, Langdon works with Sienna Brooks, the doctor hoping he can help him recover his memories and prevent a madman from releasing a global plague connected to Dante's Inferno.
Slated for a release date of December 18, 2015, it will premiere in Toronto .


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What/when was your first climb? US Bank Los Angeles 2007
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Least favorite climb? Why? Denver. The mile high elevation gets to someone like me who lives at sea level.
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Welcome. I'm Chris Sebes. Thank you for taking time to check out my work. How I got my first full-time job is quite an entertaining story. Ask me about it some time.
I began my professional career at an advertising agency, working alongside award-winning artists and designers. First with print production and later with website and interactive media, my perspectives were forged from years of experience as a graphic designer, web developer, and photographer.
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I am picking hardware for a new project and noticed, that NI-WSN is not supported by LabVIEW 2014. Further investigation showed that the newest version of WSN Moule Pioneer is only suported by LabVIEW 2013.
First question is if anyone has some info about the relase date for the new NI-WSN (LV2014 compatible version)? and WSN Module Pioneer.
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You are right, there is no current support of WSN in LabVIEW 2014 nor LV 2014 SP1.
There are some plans to release in the future tbut there is no official release date.
My suggestion will be to contact NI Branch in your country and discuss what are the options.
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- Joyce September 16, 2011 at 10:25 PM said...
THE HEELS ARE SOOOOOO CUTE <3 love love <3
and I want all of them! T.T
- Fashion Inciter September 16, 2011 at 11:08 PM said...
I WANT that rainbow heel.
- Alice Gu September 17, 2011 at 2:21 AM said...
yesss you put them up!!!! your camera is waaay better than mine, so thank goodness you took the pictures that day. I hope Courtney sees this!
i'd like to add that kate spade has AMAZING customer service. sighhhh makes me love the brand even more.
- kileen September 17, 2011 at 7:43 AM said...
wow, this looks like such a fun event!! i love all the pink. :)
cute & little
- Bicente Jones September 17, 2011 at 9:06 PM said...
haha damn, you got some REALLY nice shots.
I'm assuming you're correcting for white-balance these days? (Looks like it, to me at least) :)
Looks like it was a fun event!
- vintage process September 18, 2011 at 4:40 AM said...
Great pictures! I love it!!
- Oreleona September 18, 2011 at 7:09 AM said...
dang so many goodies!! i really love the piano purse!! #want
- Don't Think Twice September 18, 2011 at 9:51 AM said...
Lots and lots of colors in that shop! ^^love it! so sweet and lovely!
great blog, come to see mine? ^^
- India September 18, 2011 at 12:44 PM said...
nice pics!
- Fashion Inciter September 18, 2011 at 2:56 PM said...
I had to comment again. I just love staring at all these pictures. I think I would buy like half the store. Amazing pictures!
- sugar sugar September 18, 2011 at 3:44 PM said...
everything looks gorgeous! :) i like the bags and the glittery shoe! haha! i'm also curious about those lippies! :D
- PetiteLittleGirl September 18, 2011 at 5:17 PM said...
Sounds like you had a great time with your friends. Oh man, those shoes are to die for. Great photos, Angie! Thanks for sharing with us =)
- Anonymous September 18, 2011 at 8:10 PM said...
What an amazing shopping experience this would have been, Angie, even if it was just window shopping. We don't have Kate Spade here in Australia and I'm pretty certain we're missing out.
Lots of love from Sydney,
x Kel
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- Stephanie Ayu September 19, 2011 at 12:28 PM said...
kate spade is always so girly and flirty! looks like you girls had lots of fun there too ^^
i've only had one purse from kate spade and it's actually too large to be practical. i think i'd like a smaller clutch or something from there but it needs to be in a simpler tone and material.
i hope we can be blogging friends, i just love your blog!
- Fashion Inciter September 21, 2011 at 10:55 PM said...
Okay, hold on, one sec. IS THAT A PIANO CLUTCH? Even if it isn't. I'm inspired, I'm totally making one. I love starring at this post. Keep rolling em in sister!
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The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has today announced that in the last six months eight more master trusts have obtained master trust assurance and been added to its list of schemes with assurance.
The framework allows trustees to obtain independent assurance that the controls they have established around their key systems and processes are in place and effective. In addition to obtaining independent assurance, TPR also carry out a number of checks relating to the scheme covering how tax relief is explained in member communications and other potential regulatory risks.
The schemes appear on TPR's list of all schemes with assurance. Some schemes are not open for small and micro employers; to help those employers through their automatic enrolment journey, a separate TPR list shows schemes with master trust assurance which are open to all employers.
The new schemes added include:
- Standard Life Workplace Pension (open to all employers)
- Ascot Lloyd Benefit Solutions (open to all employers)
- Workers Pension Trust (open to all employers)
- The Creative Pension Trust (open to all employers)
- The Aon MasterTrust
- Legal & General WorkSave Master Trust Pension Scheme
- Atlas Master Trust
- Lifesight
Nicola Parish, Executive Director for Front Line Regulation at TPR said: "I am pleased that the number of defined contribution (DC) master trusts with independent master trust assurance continues to grow.
"The master trust assurance framework provides an important way for schemes to demonstrate they are well governed and sustainable.
"I strongly encourage all schemes which are going to apply for authorisation in 2018 to obtain master trust assurance. The authorisation process will have a focus on systems and processes and those schemes with assurance in place are likely to find that aspect of authorisation more straightforward.
"We believe that well-run master trusts which have obtained assurance, and group personal pension plans authorised by the FCA, are a good choice for employers seeking either to comply with their automatic enrolment duties or as a vehicle into which to transfer sub-scale DC schemes which they sponsor."
Authorisation is one of the features of the Pensions Schemes Bill which is currently going through the parliamentary process and is expected to be brought into force in 2018-19.
The voluntary master trust assurance framework was developed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales (ICAEW) in association with TPR to support auditors to provide independent assurance reports for the trustees of master trusts.
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- The dates the schemes were added to the list are:
- Legal & General WorkSave Master Trust Pension Scheme – August 2016
- Standard Life Workplace Pension – September 2016
- Ascot Lloyd Benefit Solutions – December 2016
- The Creative Pension Trust – February 2017
- The Aon MasterTrust – February 2017
- Workers Pension Trust – February 2017
- Atlas Master Trust – February 2017
- Lifesight – March 2017
- ICAEW has published guidance on applying the assurance framework to occupational DC master trusts. The framework sets out how trustees should report against a series of 'control objectives' related to governance and administration which are aligned with TPR's DC quality features. It also sets out the procedures that independent reporting accountants should carry out. This was updated in 2016 to reflect TPR's revised DC code.
- ICAEW is a professional membership organisation that promotes, develops and supports more than 144,000 chartered accountants in 160 countries.
- TPR is the regulator of work-based pension schemes in the UK. We have objectives to: protect members' benefits; reduce the risk of calls on the Pension Protection Fund (PPF); to promote, and to improve understanding of the good administration of work-based pension schemes; to maximise employer compliance with automatic enrolment duties; and to minimise any adverse impact on the sustainable growth of an employer (in relation to the exercise of the regulator's functions under Part 3 of the Pensions Act 2004 only).
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Christmas gift ideas for kids
We simply love Christmas and all the magic surrounding it! So much that we want to keep it lasting for a long as possible. We start decorating the house at least a month in advance and keep the decorations on until mid January (sometimes even past January), beautiful Christmas carols are playing in our house all day long, there's a lot of gift making and wrapping as we've got a big family and lots of friends and of course, some goodies constantly baking in the oven. That's a tradition mom started many, many years ago.
This year my sister and I decide it's time we start our own Favorite Holiday Gift-Giving Traditions. From this year on, the gifts will be #ChosenByKids! What a wonderful idea, right? Well, sort of. While the boys in the family seem very easy to please, the girls are a bit more high maintenance.
The boys simply love the K'NEX® toys and have already made their choice, which can only make us super thrilled as there will be some in-store Walmart Toyland events happening in December. Check this link out for dates and participating stores so you won't miss out on all the fun. Also check back for my product review; I can hardly wait to play, err, feature the K'NEX® toy my friend's kid (and myself, if you didn't get that in the first place) is crazy about.
As mentioned, the girls are not playing so easy on me and made a special request I was not sure I'm able to provide. They want a ballerina costume, with an emphasis on the leotard! Not so sure why they're so attracted to this ballerina stuff but hey, we've promised a gift chosen by them. So here I am squeezing my brain to come up with a ballerina leotard pattern. Little sister comes to the rescue, as always (shouldn't be the other way around? just saying). She's suggested to use a tank top and a panty and draw a pattern from there. And that's exactly what I did.
Ballerina leotard tutorial
Materials needed:
- Kids' undershirt or tank top and briefs
- Stretch fabric – I used Lycra but this is a nice alternative F-56 Nylon-Spandex Tricot Shiny 5.60 oz Burgundy
- Thread for stretch fabric from here: A&E Maxi Lock Stretch Thread 2000yd Red Currant
- Elastic (I used one decorated with lace) – make sure it expands a lot (here are some samples 2 Yards – White Organza Ruffle Elastic Trim 2 Layers – Size 25 Mm, 2 Yards – Purple Fuchsia Organza Ruffle Elastic Trim 2 Layers – Size 25 Mm)
- Washable marker (Dritz Dual Purpose Marking Pen, Blue)
- Flexible ruler (C-Thru 30-Inch Flexible Curved Ruler)
- Paper to draw the pattern
- Sewing machine (duh, I know!)
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How to make the ballerina leotard pattern:
- Get your girl to wear both the tank top and the briefs and tuck the tank top in
- With the washable marker, draw a line where the tank top and briefs meet
- Measure their waistline and draw a line with the marker
- Undress the child and pin the tank top and briefs together
- Place both on a big piece of paper and draw a pattern around
- Mark the waistline on the pattern
- Remove the tank top and briefs and draw straight lines on the shoulders, the area between legs and on the sides. Leave the neckline and legs area blank for now
- Use a flexible ruler to draw the neckline. Make it a little wider as this is the area you'll use to pull the leotard up (I measured 2 cm = 1 oz down but it was a bit tight so I'd recommend a 4 cm = 2 oz down from the original neckline you've drawn on the pattern)
- Draw dotted lines on the legs areas.
- For the back pattern, measure about 2 cm = 1 oz outside the dotted line, right in the middle and draw a curved line (this is to accommodate your girl's little tush, hehe)
- For the front pattern, do the same but inside the dotted line (no tush around that area).
(Note: on the pattern below I've done a 1 cm = 0.5 oz line but noticed it wasn't wide enough so I adjusted it to the 2 cm = 1 oz which looked much better)
- Make the waistline by our child's measures. Measure the waistline on your pattern and compare to your child's waistline. Mine's is 50 cm = 20 oz so for the front I needed 25 cm and for the back also 25 cm. My pattern was 27 cm on each (front and back) so I needed 1 cm off from each sides on each pattern (front and back). I measured 1 cm on each sides, placed a dot and drew a curved line going through that dot, from underarm to hip.
- Fold each pattern in half and make sure everything matches or make the necessary adjustments
For the sleeve I made a pattern following the instructions on one of my mom's sewing books (have I mentioned she's been sewing for over 53 years? Wow!) I hope it makes sense to you as it gave me a big headache when making the pattern.
- Draw a rectangle that has the length equal to sleeve length minus 3-4 cm and the width equal to the arm width plus 2-3 cm.
- Mark the corners of this rectangle as A,B,C,D
- From point A, on the vertical line, measure 1/4 of the AC distance plus 2-3 cm and mark point A1.
- From this point draw a horizontal line until you meet the vertical line CD and mark C1
- From C1, on the horizontal line, measure 2 cm and mark C2, 0.5 cm below
- A1, C2 and C1 are joined by a curved line that meets the AC line in the middle
- Inside the rectangle, measure 2 cm from B and D and set B1 and D1, 1.5 cm above the BD line.
- Join A1 with B1, C1 with D1 and B1 with D1 through 3 curved lines
Transferring the pattern to fabric:
- Make sure you pay attention to the stretch' direction. You need the fabric to stretch horizontally
- Place each pattern on the fabric (front, back, sleeves) one by one and cut around (no need for seam allowance on the sides, as the leotard need to fit perfectly and it will stretch as needed. Leave 0.5 cm = 1 oz seam allowance at shoulders, arms and between legs)
- Measure the length of your neckline and cut some elastic, a few centimeters/inches shorter (my elastic wasn't very stretchy so I had issues when pulling the leotard up so make sure yours is expanding enough to accommodate the shoulders through)
How to sew the ballerina leotard:
- Pin the elastic around the neckline and sew on, constantly stretching the elastic
- Sew front and back together, at the shoulders
- Sew the sleeves on
- Sew the elastic around the sleeves and legs then sew the sleeves closed
- Sew the sides and finally, between legs.
The leotard doesn't fit exactly as I wanted to as the elastic I used for the neckline and sleeves wasn't stretchy enough but Ellie is super excited about it and that's all that matters. By the time I finished this I got too tired to make a proper tutu so I made a skirt instead but apparently the sparkles on it were enough to please my little girl. If I ever get my strength back, I'll post the skirt tutorial too.
Here she is, doing her ballerina moves as she calls them
And now that she's already wearing her ballerina costume I've got a pretty good hunch I'll need to provide another gift at Christmas time. Luckily K'NEX® has plenty toys to choose from. Don't forget to check them out at Walmart to pick a fabulous toy for the little ones in your life (or yourself, no one will judge).
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I would like to wade in on a very controversial topic, "is the word of God to be trusted?"
Should I believe every word coming from our pulpits? And what does this old history book have to do with the culture in which I live; was it not written for a culture in times past, how can it be relevant to the hour we live? Is it not living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. Hebrews 4:12.
I believe you cannot pick and choose from the Bible what you want to believe is or is not inspired. The Bible does not present itself that way. You either read what you believe, or believe what you read! In the hour we now live, I have come to the conclusion that a lot of what is spoken over the pulpits, and in our studies, is a doctrine of believing our own interpretations into what we read! Not just believing what we read as the true word from God. Because some people pick and choose, they claim, they know better than God.
Having a form of godliness, but denying the power to make us godly.2 Tim 3:5
Even more, the Bible will have no sustaining power for life if we make ourselves the Arbiter of what we will and will not believe in the word of God.
All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives. It corrects us when we are wrong and teaches us to do what is right. God uses it to prepare and equip his people to do very good work. 2 Timothy 3:16, 17.
One of the most strategic attacks the adversary wages against the Church (Body of Christ) has to do with the inspiration of scripture. It is the greatest issue of every new generation. The same tactic the Devil used through a serpent on Eve in the Garden of Eden is the method he employs today in an even greater way.
Gen. 3:1–5 Did God really say? We question whether the word of God is relevant to the times we live, forgetting God is the same yesterday, today and forever, He never changes only we do, yet we want and act as if He should change for us!. If Satan can get us to doubt the truth of God's word, than we have no standard by which to live, no clear message of salvation, and no guidelines for the over-sight and advancement of Christ's Church. If the truth of the bible is muddled or cloudy in our minds, we only have our wits and our human understanding to count on! This leads us into all kinds of debauchery and separation from God. One of my mentors, who I call my Pastor, said to me once,
"A mist in the pulpit puts a fog in the pews"
Clarity of truth must be preached for the sake of God's people.
2 Corinthians 11:3, 4 But I fear that somehow your pure and undivided devotion to Christ will be corrupted, just as Eve was deceived by the cunning ways of the serpent. You happily put up with whatever anyone tells you, even if they preach a different Jesus than the one we preach, or a different kind of spirit than the one you received, or a different kind of Gospel than the one you believed.
I am reminded of the wise words to Timothy by his mentor Paul about the last days. I firmly believe we are drawing close to the end of this season of time, and entering into a new beginning with the return of Jesus Christ as King of Kings.
2 Timothy 3:1–5 You should know this, Timothy, that in the last days there will be very difficult times. For people will love only themselves and their money.
They will be boastful and proud, scoffing at God, disobedient to their parents, and ungrateful. They will consider nothing sacred. They will be unloving and unforgiving; they will slander others and have no self-control. They will be cruel and hate what is good. They will betray their friends, be reckless, be puffed up with pride, and love pleasure rather than God. They will act religious, but they will reject the power that could make them godly. Stay away from people like that!.
Wow! It scares me to think that this scripture is talking about the Church, Christ's body, not the unbelieving people lost to a loving Father that we know and cherish and adore.
How can that be? Let me share how this has happened through scripture.
1 Timothy 4:1, 2 Now the Holy Spirit tells us clearly that in the last times some will turn away from the true faith; they will follow deceptive spirits and teachings that come from demons. These people are hypocrites and liars, and their consciences are dead. 2 Tim 4:3. For a time is coming when people will no longer listen to sound and wholesome teaching. They will follow their own desires and will look for teachers who will tell them whatever their itching ears want to hear. They will reject the truth and chase after myths.
For us, as leaders of Christ Church, we need to not add or subtract from God's word.
We need to Keep a close watch on how you live and on your teaching. Stay true to what is right for the sake of your own salvation and the salvation of those who hear you. 1 Tim 4:16 Dear brothers and sisters, not many of you should become teachers in the Church, for we who teach will be judged more strictly. James 3:1.
As a pastor myself, these are sobering words, shall I forget I read them, pass it off as a cultural thing of the past, or cry out for God's mercy and his loving grace to overcome my weakness as I bring the word of God each Sunday with such reverence and fear!
I need to talk straight with you: not everyone who wears a collar and uses a Bible is to be trusted. I tell my congregation to test what I say with the word of God, trust in the word of God, not me! Just because someone quotes verses doesn't mean his or her message is reliable. Remember even Satan quoted scripture to Jesus. Not every Church that has a huge following is blessed of God. And please, don't equate glitzy entertainment with truth. Even Satan appears as an angel of light. There are impostors on the loose, some are preying on Churches, and some are actually leading them! Watch out! Stay realistic, pay attention and use your gift of discernment.
I deeply sense God is drawing his people back to wholesome teaching of his word, which draws us to a death, death of self! A laying down of our lives, a suffering for the King and his kingdom.
I also believe what the scripture says, that many in the church these days only want a feel good gospel, a feel good message that makes them feel better about themselves, without dying to self, and living for Christ. My question is will these people be prepared for what's ahead? Are they prepared for the doctor's report that reveals cancer? Or a call from the police, who say your son was in a head-on collision? Or for the day your spouse abruptly walks out on your marriage? Suddenly, all of the Christian niceties, clever sermons, dazzling performances, and twisted scriptures about having health, wealth, and prosperity offer no help! Why? Because we leaders of the Church will not stand up for truth that sets people free; our teachings are unrealistic, lack depth, and have a façade of what following Christ really means. We are building a Christianity that crumbles under stress, instead of building a strong foundation on the word, nourishing people with biblical doctrine. God's people need deep truth to cling to, they need a solid foundation to fall back on, and we need to strengthen their spirits and souls so they can have spiritual muscles to keep them going in difficult times.
The Bible is our moral compass, a map of Godly Ethics and a way to find our true home.
Let's imagine that you and I are exploring the jungles of Africa.
We get into a deep, dense area of the jungle, so thick it's almost dark.
It isn't long before we have lost our way. If our lives depended on it, we couldn't tell if we were going north or south. There is no sun, no stars, and no trail or river to follow, and let's imagine a few nasty mosquitoes pestering us all the time. Do you have the picture? We are hopelessly lost! Suddenly, a twig snaps behind us, and we hear footsteps approaching. But we're relieved, when someone calls our names and walks into the clearing in which we are standing. "I am glad I found you!" He says, I have a map and a compass, I thought you might need them, would you like them? Now pause for a moment. How many of us would answer; "Are you kidding?" that map of Africa is really old. I am not sure I can trust it. I mean, look how wrinkled and worn it is! Plus the landscape is different to when the map was made! And look at that compass…it may or may not be pointing north…how can I know for sure? "No thanks" I think we will trust in ourselves and go where we think it is best for our own good. We would be thickheaded if we said that! And we would die completely lost in the jungle.
In spite of our feelings and regardless of the valleys it leads us through, the map always guides us correctly and the compass always points north! He and his word never change!
Without God and the inspired word, the Bible, we would never find our way!
May I urge you to become a better student of your Bible, familiarize yourself with its content. Filter today's difficult times through it! Read it for yourself! The better you know the word of God, the better you will recognize the truth from the lies, and you will recognize the trail signs to help you find your way through the jungle of this life and come out the other side.
I know there are many great Bible believing Churches in our area with great teachers of the word, that teach the inspired word of God. It is not just an experience or a feeling they are teaching, and it's not a post modern theology, which puts science, philosophy and humanism over the word of God. It is about truth, inspired by God himself!.
In closing, I believe this is the Church's greatest hour! Pastors and leaders keep up the good fight of faith! Stay true to the word of God! For the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. Many Blessings, Rev. Gord Horsley; 2 Timothy 4:2-5 Preach the word of God, be prepared, whether the time is favorable or not. Patiently correct, rebuke, and encourage your people with good teaching.
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Job 391"Do you know the time when the mountain goats give birth?
Do you watch when the doe bears fawns?
2Can you number the months that they fulfill?
Or do you know the time when they give birth?
3They bow themselves, they bring forth their young,
they end their labor pains.
4Their young ones become strong.
They grow up in the open field.
They go forth, and do not return again.
5"Who has set the wild donkey free?
Or who has loosened the bonds of the swift donkey,
6Whose home I have made the wilderness,
and the salt land his dwelling place?
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neither does he hear the shouting of the driver.
8The range of the mountains is his pasture,
He searches after every green thing.
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Or will he till the valleys after you?
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Or will you leave to him your labor?
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and gather the grain of your threshing floor?
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warms them in the dust,
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or that the wild animal may trample them.
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Though her labor is in vain, she is without fear,
17because God has deprived her of wisdom,
neither has he imparted to her understanding.
18When she lifts up herself on high,
she scorns the horse and his rider.
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Have you clothed his neck with a quivering mane?
20Have you made him to leap as a locust?
The glory of his snorting is awesome.
21He paws in the valley, and rejoices in his strength.
He goes out to meet the armed men.
22He mocks at fear, and is not dismayed,
neither does he turn back from the sword.
23The quiver rattles against him,
the flashing spear and the javelin.
24He eats up the ground with fierceness and rage,
neither does he stand still at the sound of the trumpet.
25As often as the trumpet sounds he snorts, 'Aha!'
He smells the battle afar off,
the thunder of the captains, and the shouting.
26"Is it by your wisdom that the hawk soars,
and stretches her wings toward the south?
27Is it at your command that the eagle mounts up,
and makes his nest on high?
28On the cliff he dwells, and makes his home,
on the point of the cliff, and the stronghold.
29From there he spies out the prey.
His eyes see it afar off.
30His young ones also suck up blood.
Where the slain are, there he is."
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Depictions of the Heavens: The Interface of Science, Religion and Art in Medieval Scandinavia
Vi har fått möjlighet att ta emot Dr. Christian Etheridge, post. doc vid Nationalmuseet i Köpenhamn, specialiserad på medeltiden, renässansen och på numismatik. Han föreläser om vetenskap och bildgestaltning i Skandinavien under medeltiden och är specialinbjuden gäst till Konstvetenskapliga institutionen för denna gästföreläsning.
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Neocolonialism and Ecological Marxism
Please join The Global Economy class (CEMUS) as we welcome Alf Hornborg from Lund University. During this lecture, Alf will focus on the political ecology of the money-energy-technology complex, its links to neocolonialism and structural barriers to development in the Anthropocene.
Migrants from Post-Soviet States, the Russian Judicial System and the Role of Cultural Mediators
with Dr. Elena Maslovskaya (Russian Academy of Sciences, St.-Petersburg)
4th Annual LILAe Graduate Student Symposium in Literary Studies
Graduate students specializing in literature will present their research
Keynote lecture "Once again -- the Humanities...: Is there anything to add? Yes, there is!"
by Sverker Sörlin, Professor of Environmental History, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
For more information, please see the attached program
Introduction to Python
Workshop on the programming language Python. We introduce the foundations of programming and a selection of recipes for modelling, automation and visualisation in Python.
The Swedish Literary Society's Autumn Meeting 2019
Kampen om vården
Boost your information seeking skills
This workshop is aimed at PhD students, post docs or researchers who wish to update their information searching skills.
During this workshop, we will focus on Humanities, Psychology and/or Pedagogy.
"The Caucasian Chalk Circle:" Georgia's Self on the East/West Nexus
with Shota Kakabadze (University of Tartu/IRES)
Rebel Lives: The Lord's Resistance Army as portrayed by themselves, for themselves
Assoc. Prof. Kristof Titeca, the University of Antwerpen, will show photos and present his latest book, "Rebel Lives: Photographs from inside the Lord's Resistance Army" (Hannibal Press, 2019). After the screening Assoc. Prof. Titeca will engage in a conversation with Assoc. Prof. Sverker Finnström, Uppsala University
Governance After the End of Borders
Boost your information seeking skills
This workshop is aimed at PhD students, post docs or researchers who wish to update their information searching skills. During this workshop, we will focus on Social Sciences and/or Law .


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Warrants have between issued for a Grain Valley man in Lafayette County.
According to court records, David W. Anderson, 51, is charged with two counts of alleged Child Molestation. The bond has been set at $75,000. Anderson is also subject to random drug testing for alcohol and drugs when requested by law enforcement, court order or probation officer.


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Sure, the word "hero" isn't what you think about when someone mentions Tonya Harding's name. But did you know that Tonya did something truly heroic two years after the whole Nancy Kerrigan fiasco? Maybe she was looking for some sweet karma points, or maybe she isn't as bad as people think…
On a late evening in October of '96, Portland native Tonya Harding was escaping the world at The Lost and Found Saloon in North Portland near her home. She'd often come to her neighborhood bar for a beer and some video poker. This particular evening, Tonya witnessed an 81 year old woman collapse to the floor. She called 911 and administered mouth-to-mouth, saving the woman's life.
The world needs more heroes like Tonya Harding.
Speaking of Tonya Harding, the new movie I, Tonya looks amazing! Did you know Margot Robie, the actress playing Tonya Harding, had no idea who Tonya was? She read the script and thought it was a brilliant work of fiction. If you think about it, the Tonya/Nancy events seem completely made-up – I mean, how on Earth could something so scandalous happen to an Olympian? Sigh, the 90's were weird.
Are you a fan of Sufjan Stevens? He recently released a song about Tonya and it's really good… check it out, along with the lyrics, below:
Tonya Harding, my star
Well this world is a cold one
But it takes one to know one
And God only knows what you are
Just some Portland white trash
You confronted your sorrow
Like there was no tomorrow
While the rest of the world only laughed
Triple axel on high
A delightful disaster
You jumped farther and faster
You were always so full of surprises
Are your laces untied?
What's the frown on your face for?
And just what are the skates for now?
Tell me which is your good side?
Are you lonely at night?
Do you miss all the glory
And the mythical story
Of the Olympian life?
Yamaguchi in red
She had high rise and roses
And red-carpet poses
And her outfit was splendid
Nancy Kerrigan's charm
Well she took quite a beating
So you're not above cheating
Can you blame her for crying?
Tonya, you were the brightest
Yeah you rose from the ashes
And survived all the crashes
Wiping the blood from your white tights
Has the world had its fun?
Yeah they'll make such a hassle
And they'll build you a castle
Then destroy it when they're done
Tonya Harding, my friend
Well this world is a bitch, girl
Don't end up in a ditch, girl
I'll be watching you close to the end
So fight on as you are
My American princess
May God bless you with incense
You're my shining American star
You're my shining American star
You're my shining American star


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The red fox, the most common fox species, can hear a mouse squeaking 330 feet away or a watch ticking 40 yards away. Foxes can locate sounds very accurately and use their hearing to find and catch prey.
Red foxes live primarily on rodents but also eat rabbits, raccoons, opossums, birds, small reptiles, fish, insects, berries, fruits, grasses, sedges, tubers, nuts and carrion. They can locate rodents and other small animals underground by sound and dig them up. If a fox's hearing allows it to locate a small animal above ground, the fox stalks it and pounces from as far as 16 feet away, using its tail to steer while in mid-air.


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Wesley Biblical Seminary 787 E. Northside Drive Jackson, MS 39286 Phone: (601) 366-8880
General Information About Wesley Biblical Seminary
The mission of Wesley Theological Seminary is to prepare persons for Christian ministry, to foster theological scholarship, and to provide leadership on issues facing the church and the world. Our aim is to nourish a critical understanding of Christian faith, cultivate disciplined spiritual lives, and promote a just and compassionate engagement in the mission of the church to the world.
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, 2009-2010.
Institution Type
- 4-year, Private not-for-profit
Special Learning Opportunities
- Distance learning opportunities
- Weekend/evening college
Student Services
- Academic/career counseling service
- Employment services for students
- Placement services for completers
Credit Accepted
- Advanced placement (AP) credits
- The acceptance of credits for work experience or military experience are subject to review by the school and cannot be guaranteed.
Religious Affiliation
- Interdenominational
Degrees/Certificates offered
- Master's degree
Campus Setting
- City: Midsize
Disability Services Student
- 3% or Less
Admission Total Applicants
Student Demographics Total Enrolled 171 Native American 0.0 Asian 0.0 African American 48.0 Hispanic 2.0 Enrolled FullTime Undergraduates Enrolled FullTime Graduates 35


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Welcome to our Thin Cuts Blog Hop!Did you know that not only do we have stand alone Thin Cuts, but we have Thin Cuts that are coordinated and bundled with matching Stamp Sets? There are 4 bundles that are geared to coordinate with our paper collections, as well as for bundles that are matched up with Stamps from the annual catalog. The stand alone Thin Cuts are great for layouts and cards alike.
If you have come here from Wendy's Blog, you are on the right path! The blog hop is a great big circle, so you can start here and work your way all around. If you get lost along the way, you'll find the complete list of participating consultants on Melinda's Blog.
This month we have approximately 18 Close To My Heart Consultants sharing their creations using these Thin Cuts and other great CTMH products on their blogs. This is simple to do - just click on the link at the end of the post on each blog to move to the next one! Here we go!
For this card I used the stand alone Thin Cut "Happy Birthday" Z3340 as well as the small inner piece from the "Hearts" Thin Cut Z3260. I pulled the colors Seaglass and Sorbet from the Hello Lovely for the cuts. Added the Zip Strip from the pattern paper and added so Gold Gems to finish.
I have 3 children, and 2 of them have birthdays in April, actually on the same day....they will be 13 and 8. OMG, I will officially have a teenager. Anyway, I thought I would get a head start on making some treat bags. So I pulled out the Sweetest Birthday Stamp Set and matching Thin Cuts, CC1220, to decorate the treat bag.


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You can see the graffiti scrawled high on the building wall. It's just a single word, "CATCH", that looks like it's been slapped on there with a paint roller by someone hanging from high on the roof. As an epithet it's a strange one. Catch? Catch what?
Mark, our tour guide, laughs. "There's a story behind that," he says. "Just like there's a story behind most of the graffiti you'll see around here. That was drawn by a local artist, a guy called Just. What he was trying to write up there was, 'Catch me if you can'. To kind of taunt the police who were after him. I guess it's a bit ironic - he was arrested before he could finish it."
You can see Just's work throughout the streets of Berlin, usually his name tagged on a building wall in Kreuzberg or Neukolln or Mitte. We've seen a few today as we've walked across the city, taking an alternative view of an already very alternative place. The tour began, incongruously, outside Starbucks.
That's not a very alternative spot to begin an alternative walking tour - the chain coffee store at Alexanderplatz must be about the most mainstream location in the city.
Still, it makes for an easy place to meet your guide, who today is standing around outside the shop smoking a hand-rolled cigarette, his leather boots, black jeans and dark jacket making him look like so many thousands of other people currently walking the streets of Berlin. Mark is slightly different, however. In a city that can sometimes guard its secrets zealously, he's here to give visitors an insider view of life away from the tourist trail, to avoid sights such as the Brandenburg Gate and Tiergarten in favour of abandoned warehouses and old train tracks and squats inhabited by Berlin's arty elite.
That's the allure of this tour: it's alternative. This is tourism designed for people who don't want to be tourists. It's a chance to see the "real" city, the one that doesn't make the brochures or the TripAdvisor top 10. It's also, unfortunately, very popular. I tried to do the Alternative Berlin tour almost a year ago, around Christmas, and failed. Turning up to Starbucks on a cold morning for the 11am departure, I found almost 200 young travellers milling around waiting for the tour to begin. When does alternative become the mainstream? When that many people are attempting to do a tour.
Today, however, only about 20 people have showed.
Mark, like many residents of Berlin, is not from Berlin. He's English, a theatre production specialist who was lured to the German capital by its promise of cheap living costs and a burgeoning art scene.
That art scene manifests itself in myriad ways, from the tags and pictures scrawled on building walls to the government-commissioned sculptures to Mark's own "opera for the people" project, a series of free shows in urban environments that takes opera to the masses. "You couldn't do what I do anywhere else," Mark tells me. "I mean, one of our performers runs through the crowd carrying a burning torch. It wouldn't be allowed anywhere else."
But Berlin is different. While most major cities offer some form of free walking tour, they're rarely like this. No tour guide with a microphone here; no queue of people following a flag. Each guide on the Alternative Berlin tours has their own unique route. Mark's doesn't include any opera, but it does include plenty of street art.
In Mitte we see work by a local called El Bocho, who has pasted up a series of pictures of "Little Lutzi", a fictitious girl based on an old Czech cartoon character, depicted killing her cat in various imaginative ways. Very strange, and very Berlin. In Friedrichshain there are huge murals of faces that Mark explains are photos of old residents of the city.
We hear about a guy who calls himself "Mr 6", who cycles around Berlin painting the number six on just about anything he can, from walls to posters to coffee cups in cafes. His theory, apparently, is that the more sixes he paints, the faster the internet speed will become. "Basically," Mark says, "he's crazy."
There are plenty more anecdotes. There's the ramshackle old house an immigrant built on a triangular strip of land in Kreuzberg that used to be right next to the Berlin Wall. A local priest stepped in to prevent its destruction and to this day not a single blot of graffiti marks his church - that's a big deal in Berlin. There's the story of a wave of gentrification sweeping the city.
And there's the story of Just, who dared police to catch him if they could. And they could.
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I recently enjoyed a wonderful week in Aruba with my entire family. Of course, I couldn't go without a camera! I promised myself I wouldn't bring a DSLR so the largest camera I packed was my Canon G9. All of the images in this gallery were shot handheld either with the Canon G9 or my little Sony Cybershot T10 point & shoot.
The Island of Aruba
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eight years ago, sitting in a waiting room at the doctor's office, tom and i had just been told the news that our first child was going to be a little girl. this exchange happened . . .
tom: well, you know what this means, right?
me: what is that?
tom: dance recitals.
i was overjoyed at this thought as i remembered back at how excited i was as a little girl to perform at my own dance recitals for my family. in my mind i had visions of pigtails and tea parties . . . of pierced ears and twirly dresses. i had even picked out the most delicate name for her . . . lily.
when lily was born there was an instant falling in love that was so deep that i literally felt as if my heart was going to burst into a million pieces. she was an unplanned c-section and though i didn't have the pleasure? of pushing her out, it was a wonderful experience in that operating room and was an absolute joyous occasion. i will never forget the look on tom's face as we heard her cry for the first time and big tears filled both of our eyes. she had finally arrived. the little girl that we had been planning and praying for.
fast forward eight years . . .
this past saturday, i was sitting at a skateboard park with my family as we watched lily warming up for her first skate competition. i looked on as she waited patiently for her turn on each ramp and made sure to give her my attention every time she yelled for me to watch. she was by far the youngest person at the park. she was also the only girl. i couldn't have been more proud.
it was finally her turn to compete and i watched as she masterfully balanced her board at the edge of the ramp. after dropping in, i could hardly breathe for the thirty seconds she was on the ramp . . . doing kick turns and rock to fakies as if it was a natural thing to do. there was my sweet little lily, my brave daughter, the only girl in the competition . . . so full of confidence and willing to put herself out there and be different from all the other little girls. i was beaming. in a million years i never would have thought that the first thing i would be attending of hers would be a skateboard competition . . . but i wouldn't have it any other way.
lily tells me that when she grows up she would like to be a missionary who takes skateboards to kids in other countries and tells them about Jesus. i have no doubt that this can happen. God has designed her to be bold. He intended for her to be exactly as she is. i like to think that He was just as proud of me as i was of her on that day. it has taken me a long time to get to where i am with her . . . to honor who she is instead of mourning who she is not . . . to let go of my preconceived ideas of what having a daughter should look like. she is beautifully and wonderfully made . . . by a Father that loves her even more than I do. i can't wait to see how her story plays out. i am so glad i get to go along for the ride!


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In order to promote shared leadership and provide a wider basis for decision-making, St. Mary School has established an Administrative Team. Each team member has designated responsibilities as outlined below. These appointed leaders meet weekly to discuss school issues,which are then brought to the faculty. Final decision-making rests with the Principal and Pastor.
Names below are listed by admin, and then by alphabetical order. Follow the @signwith stmaryslg.org
Mr. James Johnston
jjohnson@ | ext 119
Rev. Rick Rodoni
Mrs. Lynne Dickerson
Vice Principal, Parish liaison, Grades 7-8 Science Program, Music: K-Grade 5; Music Program Director
ldickerson@ | ext 161
Mrs. Cecile Mantecón
Vice Principal, Religion coordinator and campus minister, Grade 8 Homeroom
cmantecón@ | ext 148
Mrs. Monica Hernandez
Faculty & staff liaison
mhernandez@ | ext 167
Mrs. Lisa Allie
Specialist: K-Grade 4 Resource
& Assessment
lallie@ | ext 151
Mrs. Magee Kennedy-Buzas
Grade 3 Homeroom
mkennedy@ | ext 143
Mr. Jeremiah Clauss
Grade 6 Homeroom
jclauss@ | ext 146
Mrs. Eileen Cully
Student Learning Program TK-Grade 8 Resource and Assessment
ecully@ | ext 136
Mrs. Terry Deane
Transitional Kindergarten
Instructional Aides
tdeane@ | ext 167
Mr. Dave Freitas
Grades 1-8; Athletic Director
dfreitas@ | ext 153
Ms. Nancy Graeber
ngraeber@ | ext 131
Mrs. Jeannie Jones
Resource Aide (Grades 5-8) Math
jjones@ | ext 150
Ms. Stephanie Lynott
Grade 4 Homeroom
slynott@ | ext 144
Mrs. Paula Mastropolo
Kindergarten Instructional Aides
pmastropolo@ | ext 140
Ms. Ana Perez
Grades 1-4 Spanish& Assessment
aperez@ | ext 117
Ms. Kathy Rosendin
Administrative Assistant
krosendin@ | ext 118
Ms. Teri Tucci
Tech Support
tstucci@ | ext 137
Mrs. Jackie Vindasius
Grade 1 Homeroom, Student Council Moderators
jvindasius@ | ext141
Mrs. Nanette White
Clerical Aide
nwhite@ | ext 160
Mrs. Sheryl Becker
Office Manager
sbecker@ | ext 132
Mrs. Sheila Chavez
Grade 1 Instructional Aides, Librarian
schavez@ | ext 160
Miss Katy Crites
Grade 2 Homeroom
kcrites@ | ext 142
Miss Nicole Deane
Kindergarten Homeroom
ndeane@ | ext 140
Mrs. Erin Brand-Delgado
Grades 6-8 Science Program, NGSS Program Director, Student Council Moderators, Grade 7, Algebra 8 Math, Tech Support
ebrand-delgado@ | ext 157
Mrs. Erika Freitas
Grade 5 Homeroom
efreitas@ | ext 145
Mrs. Monica Hernandez
Transitional Kindergarten Homeroom
mhernandez@ | ext 167
Dr. Kim Karloff
Grade 7 Homeroom, Grades 7-8 Language Arts
kkarloff@ | ext 147
Mrs. Gia Marshall
Grade 2 Instructional Aides, Cougar's Corner
Mrs. Nancy Pappani
Cougar's Corner Director
Mr. Harjit Punj
Grade 6, Algebra 8 Math
hpunj@ | ext 155
Mrs. Dawn Shannon
Art: Grades 1-8; Art Program Director
dshannon@ | ext 164
Rev. Biju Daniel Varghese
Parochial Vicar
Varghese@ | ext 138
Mrs. Sandra Whalen
Grades 5-8 Spanish
swhalen@ | ext 164


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Nov 4 2013
The Outlaw
An excellent article written by my good friend Jimmy Jones about the vile, nonce protector eggwina Currie.
I mentioned in an article yesterday that there is no such thing as a good MP.
At best, the 'good' ones are condoning child rape with their silence.
Not my idea of good I'm afraid.
This morning, my attention was drawn to a short Twitter exchange that appeared on my timeline.
The Conservative ex-Junior Health Minister, Edwina Currie, was asked a question which referred, (I assume) to the recent revelations that it may soon become a legal requirement to report any instances of Child Abuse.
Ms Currie was then asked "Wouldn't the paedophile MP Peter Morrison had been convicted if you and other MP's had reported him as a Noted Pedarist."
To which Ms Currie replied "But you need evidence. dates, times, places, names. I had none, nothing. But that's the label he carried."
I then asked her "That did not prevent you from using the very same 'unproven' information to promote your book, eh Edwina?"
I received no response, at the time of writing.
I felt that question was justified as on the 25th November 2012, David Icke published a widely reproduced extract from Edwina Currie's Diaries 1987-1992 on his website, in which she outed Peter Morrison as a 'noted pederast':
DAVID ICKE HEADLINES 25th November 2012
Which was the source of my next tweet:
Reproductions of the same quote can only be found online, on various forums and blogs, so I needed a definitive version.
Copies of Edwina Currie's Diaries 1987-1992 can easily be sourced online, I did a quick search on both Amazon and eBay and found copies available from £0.01 and up to £11.01 for the hardback edition.
On page 195 of the hardback edition, it reads, verbatim:
"One appointment in the recent reshuffle has attracted a lot of gossip and could be very dangerous: Peter Morrison has become the PM's PPS. Now he's what they call a 'noted pederast', with a liking for young boys; he admitted as much to Norman Tebbit when he became deputy chairman of the party but added' 'However, I'm very discreet' – and he must be! She either knows and is taking a chance, or doesn't; either way, it's a really dumb move. Teresa Gorman told me this evening (in a taxi coming back from a drinks party at the BBC) that she inherited Morrison's (woman) agent, who claimed to have been offered money to keep quiet about his activities. It scares, me as all the press know, and as we get closer to the election someone is going to make trouble, very close to her indeed."
So where did David Icke get his much-repeated quote from?
I ask this as the entry above clearly shows far more explosive revelations.
Namely, Norman Tebbit is named as having been told by Peter Morrison himself that he was a pederast.
Teresa Gorman is named as also being privy to this information.
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Green Leaf Cafe San Diego
401 K St
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 231-4040
Pretty average breakfast buffet. Nothing exciting for $21. The price is totally understandable since it's in the Hilton - convenient for all guests, and across the street from the convention center, so yes, they can demand a hefty price. Pros - nice view of the convention center and trolley that rolls by routinely. Eggs from the buffet are made to order (omelette, scrambled etc). Fruit and bread selection is decent. Coffee is strong and flavorful. Servers are attentive. Cons - sausage tasted/felt like it'd been in their heated steamer container for dayssss - tough and dry, very hard to cut through. Silverware bent and looking a little dated and napkin had stains (maybe it was just my set). If I wasn't pregnant (having a hard time waddling around for more than 10 mins), staying here, and hungry I would've walked around to find another place for an epic breakfast. Overall - just an OK place.
Warm atmosphere, good local beer selection. The steak street tacos are a great complement to the local IPAs. Steak was very tender and tasty, staff was friendly and helpful.
Ugh...this place. Look, I really never expect much from a hotel restaurant but New Leaf still managed to mightily disappoint me. That's talent. Where they don't have talent though is in the kitchen or on the serving staff. Yesterday, I ordered my eggs over easy and they came with horrifyingly runny whites. Salmonella, anyone? So today I went over medium - received them almost as raw as the day before - whites and all. I mean, eggs are not THAT hard, right? I would have brought it to the attention of the server but of course, I wasn't ever checked back with. Over the course of three days, I ate here as many times and never once had my food prepared correctly. Ordered bacon? Maybe they'll deliver sausage instead. Need a refill? TS, pal. Today I got the stink eye for daring to request a menu instead of choosing their buffet ($20!). New Leaf - I get it. You're in a hotel and you have a captive audience, so you don't really have to try very hard. Good on you for confirming the sterotype that hotel restaurants are the WORST.
Ate here multiple days in a row for the breakfast buffet that was comped with our Hhonors status. Attentive and friendly staff kept the coffee and juice flowing, which is important first thing in the morning! The eggs made to order were decent and each day the buffet featured a new treat. It wasn't the best place I've ever eaten but the service was fantastic, which is why I'm giving it an extra star.


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Where the locals go for hacienda-style Mexican food and margaritas.
La Fonda Mexican Restaurant
Where the locals go for hacienda-style Mexican food and margaritas.
Warm, welcoming, and unpretentious, Fat Olives is the perfect destination for impromptu gatherings, casual dinners, and special occasions.
Committed to providing a menu that is fresh, organic (as seasons permit), non-GMO, free of antibiotics, nitrates and hormones, and locally-sourced (as available).
Diner style with generous American classics. Breakfast served all day.
Mouth-watering meals that are reasonably priced served in a sophisticated, family-friendly atmosphere.
Original Indian cuisine made with a traditional Tandoori clay oven.
Offering a generous menu of healthy fresh Mediterranean dishes sure to please.
Good old fashioned American comfort food served in a casual comfortable atmosphere.
Mediterranean food made fresh daily with ingredients purchased from local growers whenever possible.
Authentic fresh but fast homemade Mexican food.
Sure to please authentic BBQ with sauces and rubs made from scratch in a casual fun atmosphere.
Old world flavors with modern flourish to serve wonderful cucina italiana. House milled grains for homemade pasta and house ground sausage, terrines, and deserts.
An ever-changing and evolving menu of "American Comfort Food… Redefined"; think your mother's classics spun with fresh ingredients and modern twists.
One-of-a-kind, locally owned and operated restaurant serving the freshest food with international flair.


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Here's perhaps the coolest webinar we've done to date, IMO :) I attended Tyler's presentation at Lucene EuroCon* and thoroughly enjoyed it. Search UI/UX is a fascinating topic to me, and really important to do well for the applications most of us are building. I'm pleased to pass along the blurb below. See you there! Erik * http://lucene-eurocon.org/sessions-track2-day2.html#3 -------- Lucid Imagination presents a free webinar Wednesday, August 18, 2010 10:00 AM PST / 1:00 PM EST / 19:00 CET Sign up at http://www.eventsvc.com/lucidimagination/081810?trk=ap You don't need billions of dollars or users to build a user-friendly search application. In fact, studies of how and why people search have revealed a set of principles that can result in happy users who find what they're seeking with as little friction as possible -- and help you build a better, more successful search application. Join special guest Tyler Tate, user experience designer at UK-based TwigKit Search, for a high-level discussion of key user interface strategies for search that can be leveraged with Lucene and Solr. The presentation covers: * Ten things to know about designing the search experience * When to assume users know what they're looking for – and when not to * Navigation/discovery techniques, such as faceted navigation, tag clouds, histograms and more * Practical considerations in leveraging suggestions into search interactions Lucid Imagination presents a free webinar Wednesday, August 18, 2010 10:00 AM PST / 1:00 PM EST / 19:00 CET Sign up at http://www.eventsvc.com/lucidimagination/081810?trk=ap About the presenter: Tyler Tate is co-founder of TwigKit, a UK-based company focused on building truly usable interfaces for search. Tyler has led user experience design for enterprise applications from CMS to CRM, and is the creator of the popular 1KB CSS Grid. Tyler also organizes a monthly Enterprise Search Meetup in London, and blogs at blog.twigkit.com. ------------------------------------------------- Join the Revolution! Don't miss Lucene Revolution Lucene & Solr User Conference Boston | October 7-8 2010 http://lucenerevolution.org ------------------------------------------------- This webinar is sponsored by Lucid Imagination, the commercial entity exclusively dedicated to Apache Lucene/Solr open source search technology. Our solutions can help you develop and deploy search solutions with confidence: SLA-based support subscriptions, professional training, best practices consulting, along with and value- add software and free documentation and certified distributions of Lucene and Solr. "Apache Lucene" and "Apache Solr" are trademarks of the Apache Software Foundation.
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To counter Lenovo and Xiaomi in Indian market Samsung soon going to launch it's best smartphone in "J" series, the all new Samsung Galaxy J9 featuring Octa-core Soc, 3GB RAM, 13-MP+5-MP Camera, finger print scanner. According to rumours turn into reality, Samsung Galaxy J9 will launch in Q3 2017 will be priced approx. Rs 15,000. Samsung has recently launched Samsung Galaxy J3 with 8-mp+5-mp camera priced at Rs 8,990 through Snapdeal.
According to latest Rumors, Samsung Galaxy J9 will run on Google's latest Android Nougat 7.0 OS. It will also offer you a bigger 5.5"-inch Full HD(1920 x 1080) display with Gorilla Glass 4 will be packed with a powerful 3000mAh battery.
Samsung Galaxy J9 will support Dual-SIM(LTE+LTE), Micro SIM with 4GLTE, Wi-fi, Bluetooth, GPS, Finger print scanner and USB Type C. It will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor with 3GB RAM, 32GB ROM + 128GB Micro SD card slot. It will also combine dual powerful camera, a 13-MegaPixel rear camera and 8-MegaPixel front camera.
While it's predecessor Samsung Galaxy J5 and Samsung Galaxy J7 is available in India priced at Rs 11, 490 and Rs 14,990 in India through Amazon, Flipkart and Ebay.
- Dual SIM Support(4G+4G) with Dual Standby
- Display 5.5 -inch Full HD(1920×1080) Display with Gorilla Glass 4
- Google's Android Nougat 7.0 OS
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor
- 3GB RAM + ROM 32GB + Micro SD card slot up to 128GB
- 13-MP Rear Camera + 8-MP front camera
- Finger Print scanner
- Quick charge features
- 3000mAh battery
- Rivals Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, Lenovo K4 Note
- Colours N/A
- Release date Q3 2017
- Price in India Approx. Rs 15,000
At last true word from my heart upcoming Samsung Galaxy J9 is coming to win the hearts of gadget lovers. What you think? Please be open to share your idea about the new Avatar of new Galaxy J9 and stay tuned for more updates.


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