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By India Klipfel, Administrative Assistant for Admissions.
The Presentation College campus visit experience is something than cannot be found on a website, in a pamphlet, or over the phone. You don't quite understand how green the grounds are until you walk beside them. It's hard to see the beauty and intensity of the Avera Simulation Center without going inside and realizing you feel like you're inside a real hospital. I have talked to many parents of students, current or future, who look on our website and ask me "does the campus really look like that?" It's sad, in this culture, how we have to question the photos and videos we see – how we could be seeing something that is touched up or filtered, something that is trying to look better than reality.
Remembering back to the day of my Presentation College interview, I was given a campus tour by a workstudy student, and it was amazing how much she knew and how many personal experiences she could share. I remember poking my head into the cadaver lab (thank goodness for me it was void of cadavers), and met two Biology faculty. They were so excited that I was there, and it made such an impression that I was able to see them and their lab in person! That's something that you can't get from a virtual tour or an online photo.
Currently, new students get a personalized experience when they schedule a campus visit. The Admissions team tailors the visit to meet their needs: individually meeting with the appropriate faculty, staff, and even the athletic coach, should the student be interested in a sport. Spirit, the Saint Bernard mascot is usually there, and most students are thrilled to snuggle and stroke the fuzzy beast. I'm more of a cat lover myself, but there is enough love for Spirit on campus to go around. Another great perk of getting a campus tour is that you get your very own personalized parking sign. There was a student who visited campus this fall, and her dad parked in the wrong spot. When the student realized there was a spot marked just for her, she made sure her dad moved the car and several pictures were taken. It's so nice to be more than just a number, and Presentation College really tries to make that happen.
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1 tbs chopped chives
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The religious landscape is changing, according to Elizabeth Barnum, the new pastor at Lincolnville's United Christian Church, at least in small, rural churches. Hiring a full-time pastor at a liveable wage along with benefits is no longer feasible for a small congregation, and Rev. Barnum – she prefers "Elizabeth" – likes it that way. "Bivocational pastors are becoming the norm, and it is not necessarily a sign of decline," she says.
To the contrary, it makes for a more people-centered church as congregations have had to pick up some of the work a full-time pastor would have done. None of this is new to the members of the UCC in Lincolnville who have been working right along to keep the church in the Center running all these years. Still, the nearly two-year search for a new pastor following the retirement of Susan Stonestreet whose pastoral care of the flock spanned two decades, was an eye-opener.
There'd been a vote to hire a full-time minister, even as no one was sure where the money would come from. The finance committee gradually convinced hold-outs that in order to stay solvent going forward they'd better consider a half-time pastor. Finding the right person to take on a small church in a town the size of Lincolnville isn't that easy. First, there's that bivocational thing, the second job a candidate would need to find.
Secondly, though Maine has a certain appeal, that north woods-rocky coast-rugged individualism thing, anyone living here knows that's deceptive. There's also winter – endless icy, slushy, gray winter – no malls, a two-hour drive to an airport that will take you out of here, a non-existent spring, and a summer that barely lasts all of six weeks. The search committee was wary of finding someone attracted to Maine's charm but with no awareness of its bleak underbelly. They needed to find a New Englander.
Meanwhile, out in the middle of the country, Elizabeth Barnum, an associate minister in a large church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, wanted to get back to New England, specifically, she wanted to move to Maine.
A Connecticut native, she'd grown up in a Congregational church that was part of the United Church of Christ, the same denominational affiliation as UCC Lincolnville, and had always wanted to study world religions and how religion intersected with history. So when she attended the University of New Hampshire that was her focus, though she planned to teach and got a teaching certificate in high school social studies while also earning a master of divinity at Harvard Divinity School where she loved learning about the diverse religious and spiritual landscape.
From there Elizabeth became interim director of Christian Education at a UCC congregation in New Hampshire and taught religious studies at Phillips Exeter Academy. She began to feel a stronger call to ministry and the Exeter UCC urged her to get ordained, which she did in 2007. A one-year fellowship sent her around the world to Melbourne, Australia where she worked in a congregation of the Uniting Church of Australia. From there it was back to New England and a job as associate pastor in Barrington, Rhode Island, and eventually to the church in Grand Rapids.
Elizabeth started in August, taking over the pulpit that had been filled for the previous year and more by Rev. Dick Hanks who'd been the church's interim pastor, which is a formal position in the denomination and a step churches take between settled pastors. With her extensive background in Christian education, and especially the Godly Play curriculum which is the basis of the Children's Church program at UCC Lincolnville, she has stepped into a role that is both familiar, and challenging. As the sole pastor, albeit half-time, Elizabeth now has the full responsibility for both worship leadership and pastoral care of the congregation.
Half-time means she doesn't preach every Sunday; on one or two Sundays a month a guest preacher delivers the sermon. Kate Braestrup is in the pulpit once a month, with other ministers are invited to fill in on some other Sundays. Elizabeth conducts each service whether she's preaching or not, giving a continuity to the worship order. She feels that hearing different voices, different points of view is invigorating.
Today's UCC is only the latest denomination to settle into the old Meeting House in the Center. Built in 1821 as a money-making proposition by Joshua Lamb (he hoped to recoup expenses by selling pews, though he probably didn't succeed in that), the Meeting House was first home to Freewill Baptists, a rather radical sect in its day. For a few years in the teens, 1911-1916, it was Universalist, with Harry S. Baker, a prominent Socialist of the day, at its helm.
Then in 1930 a young woman moved into the Center with a mission, a literal mission. Twenty-six year old Nellie Wagar was recently graduated from Boston University with a degree in religious education. The Missoula, Montana native was sent to Lincolnville by the Missionary Society of Boston to serve as pastor in an area that had no year-round minister. The town's two churches—the Center's church and the Beach's Bayshore Federated Church—along with the Cove Baptist Church in Northport, had not been open for years. The pulpits of these churches were sometimes filled during July and August by vacationing clergy, but this was nothing like the ongoing ministry that a full-time pastor could provide.
Imagine the challenge Nellie Wagar faced in the town of Lincolnville in 1930. First of all, she was from away. Second, she was female. Third, she'd come to save them. Add to these the fact that she was young and was expected to hold Sunday services at three churches in two different towns, churches separated by several miles. She must have had either abundant self-confidence or strong belief in what she'd been asked to do – most likely she had both.
Nellie started out going door to door, inviting people to come to church. Another newcomer that summer, eighteen-year-old Bernice Bradway, a Massachusetts farm girl, was visiting her sister. Bernice had been playing piano with a local orchestra at Grange dances and at Breezemere. Nellie met her during one of her calls and promptly invited her to play at the Center church. Later that year Bernice married a local fellow, Ken Calderwood, and made Lincolnville her home.
Bessie Heal Dean remembered the time Nellie took the youth group hiking up Maidens' Cliff. They built a fire, then sat in a circle around it, talking and watching the sun set over the lake and the hills. Bessie said, "Miss Wagar made me feel the presence of God that day."
In 1962 the congregation became affiliated with the United Church of Christ, a denomination that formed among several branches of Protestant Christianity in the United States in 1957. Through the 1970s the pulpit was "supplied" by Bangor Theological Seminary student preachers, often a different one every week. Margaretta Thurlow, another long-time member, wrote meticulous critiques of those preachers which can be found in the church's old records. One of those students, Tacy French, became the part-time, but permanent pastor in the 1980s, leading worship on Sundays. The regular congregation numbered around a dozen, including Bernice Calderwood and Bessie Dean of Pastor Nellie Wagar's day.
The church was closed from Christmas Eve to Palm Sunday. In 1999 when Tacy retired, a new BTS graduate, Susan Stonestreet, was ordained in the church and took over as Pastor. Under her leadership several changes brought Lincolnville's United Christian Church to where it is today. First, the congregation voted to stay open year round, and weekly attendance grew from fewer than 20 to around 60 on a regular basis. The popular Christmas Eve service began drawing in families from all over town and beyond.
Thanks to long-time Music Director Mary Schulein, special music programs are offered, and meditative services throughout Advent and Lent were added. Book study groups, Bible study, End of Life planning, the Soup Café, Strawberry Festival, AA groups, and most recently, Children's Church for youngsters, are all projects that have helped grow the church.
And now Elizabeth Barnum is settling in, the new bivocational pastor of United Christian Church, tending to her flock as they need her while teaching mornings at Camden's Montessori Children's House.
MONDAY, Feb. 11
Red Cross Blood Drive, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., Community Building
Conservation Commission, 4 p.m., Town Office
Selectmen meet, 6 p.m., Town Office
TUESDAY, Feb. 12
Good News Club, 3:15 p.m., LCS
Needlework Group, 4 - 6 p.m., Library
Selectmen/Budget Committee, 6 p.m., Town Office
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 13
Selectmen/Budget Committee, 6 p.m., Town Office
Half of Every Couple Book Talk, 7 p.m., Library
THURSDAY, Feb. 14
Soup Café, Noon-1 p.m., Community Building, 18 Searsmont Road
AA meetings, Tuesdays & Fridays at 12:15 p.m., Wednesdays & Sundays at 6 p.m., United Christian Church
Lincolnville Community Library, open Tuesdays 4-7, Wednesdays, 2-7, Fridays and Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon. For information call 706-3896.
Soup Café, every Thursday, noon—1p.m., Community Building, Sponsored by United Christian Church. Free, though donations to the Community Building are appreciated
Schoolhouse Museum open by appointment, 789-5984.
Bayshore Baptist Church, Sunday School for all ages, 9:30 a.m., Worship Service at 11 a.m., Atlantic Highway
United Christian Church, Worship Service 9:30 a.m., Children's Church during service, 18 Searsmont Road
Town Office closed: Feb. 18
School Vacation: Feb. 18-22
Red Cross Blood Drive
The Red Cross is holding a blood drive Monday, Feb. 11, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. To make an appointment call 1-800-733-2767or visit and enter sponsor code "Lincolnville CB". Walk-ins are always welcome as well.
If you didn't make it to the Lynx gym last Saturday for the Girls Basketball Busline League Championship match you missed a really exciting game. The girls, who were undefeated going in, played Woolwich, winner of their division, and it's safe to say the Lincolnville girls met their match – as did Woolwich. The score bounced back and forth with just a point or two difference for most of the time, until the final few seconds when the one point advantage was Lincolnville's, meaning, in the words of one of our players "we get the banner hanging in the gym". That's the one that says Girls Basketball Busline Champions 2019!
Sheila Polson writes: "We have decided to take a break from offering the Monday quiet hours at the library. While many people have told us they like the idea, it doesn't seem to have worked for them to actually take advantage of it. We will try it again if that changes. Meanwhile, we'll look forward to seeing you at the library during regular hours: Tuesday 4 to 7 p.m., Wednesday 2 to 7 p.m., and Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon.
The knitting and needlework group meets Tuesday, Feb. 12, 4-6 p.m. Elizabeth Eudy says to come and "relax in the warmth and charm of our lovely library with this group of fun, fiber-lovers. Bring your needlecraft project - knitting, crochet, needlepoint, felting, cross stitch or quilting – and enjoy the camaraderie and a cup of tea. All are welcomed.
"Wednesday, Feb.13, 7 p.m. Diane O'Brien will give a free talk on her new book, Half of Every Couple: When Death Ends Marriage. According to Diane, the book is as much the story of a marriage—she and her husband, Wally, were married nearly 46 years—as it is a chronicle of her first year of widowhood. And, she said, it is firmly set in Lincolnville where the couple's marriage played out in the same house where it started.
"The 52 essays in the book are a year's worth of her weekly column, This Week in Lincolnville, originally published on PenBay Pilot penbaypilot.com. She said that when writing them, she sometimes felt guilty pouring out her grief to readers who probably would prefer hearing about the goings on in their town. But instead people began urging her to keep writing about it, as if by living vicariously through this experience they could see how it would be for them when their turn came. In addition to reading excerpts from the book, she will explore her thoughts behind the personal revelations displayed in these essays, as well as the challenges of self-publishing."
Contact the Library by phone, 706-3896 or email.
Art on Display
Kathryn Oliver of Hope has a dramatic exhibit of her latest paintings. The series of large canvases depict her interpretation of Mary/woman in a garden, inspired by visits to sacred places in Europe. Stop by the Community Building in the next few weeks to see it if you get a chance. Soup Café, every Thursday, noon to 1 p.m., is open to all; the building is also open during church hours, Sundays, 9:00 through 11 a.m.
Rat Update
Since the first of the year I've killed 15 rats, 6 in the house and the rest in our henhouse. I keep track on my calendar, a hashtag per rat. After cementing in the sunroom wall (thank you Brian and Tammy Littlefield!) there've been no more in the house. Those were caught in a livetrap and then sent for a swim. The rest fell for the dab of peanut butter waiting on the heavy wooden rat trap I got at Aubuchon: SNAP! Those guys were then carefully laid out on the snow bank at the end of the driveway, with their dark fur side up so better to be seen by passing ravens. The other morning, after the melting snow revealed several corpses, I watched a raven fly twice across the front of the house, very low as each time it was weighed down by the rat in its beak. Ah, the cycle of nature continues….
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Why did the status and position of Jews in Germany worsen in the years 1933-1945?
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Why did the status and position of Jews in Germany worsen in the years 1933-1945? There were many reasons why the position of Jews worsened between the years 1933-1945. The main reason was Hitler coming to power in 1933. At the beginning of his rule Jews were at all levels in German society, many were very successful. We see in Mein Kampf that Hitler was very anti-Semitic and believed in an 'Aryan Race'. He encouraging the Nazi's to attack Jews as soon as they came to power as he disliked them being so successful in the German society so used them as a scape-goat for all Germany's problems in the 1920's. He had three main purposes when he came to power. The first was to rebuild Germany's ruined economy. The second was to make Germany a powerful nation again. The third was to create a pure German society by getting rid of racial minority groups, especially the Jews. ...read more.
Nazi school authorities sacked Jewish teachers and Jewish actors and musicians were forbidden to perform in public. For the next two years, Jews everywhere in Germany were the victims of organised hate. Making laws against Jews was only one way of restricting them. The Nazis also tried to change people's behaviour towards Jews. The Nazi's produced lots of Anti-Semitic propaganda. The Nazi-controlled press ran hate campaigns against Jews. Young people especially were encouraged to hate Jews, with school lessons and textbooks putting across Anti-Semitic views. The Government put anti-Semitic material into every classroom in Germany. Adults as well as children were bombarded with anti-Semitic propaganda. It was only a short step from reading in magazines about 'the protection of the Aryan race' to putting it into practice. By 1939 they had already taken away German citizenship from them, sacked them from Government jobs, and made them wear yellow stars in public. Many Jews tried to resist the Nazis but all too often this led to worse treatment then before. ...read more.
Individuals who protested were arrested and taken off to the newly opened concentration camps. Here they might be tortured by the SS or SA guards for such small things as refusing to raise the right arm and say 'Heil Hitler'. Known opposition politicians, trade union leaders and other less well known people were also arrested. The rest of the German people knew that this was going on and they therefore had to make choices. They could stand up openly against the Nazis and risk their own lives and possibly those of their friends and family, work secretly against the Nazis or they could simply do nothing. I don't think that the Germans originally set out to exterminate the Jews. They just wanted to get rid of racial minority groups by moving them out of Germany so they were not their problem. He tried to bully them into leaving the country but as Germany invaded more countries Jewish numbers increased. When war broke out in 1939 the borders shut down and Jews could not leave the country, so decided to turn to the final solution, a horrific and quick way to get rid of them. ...read more.
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The Kyrenia Museum of Folk Art situated on the Kyrenia Harbour road and was opened in 1974. It is a fine example of pre XVII. century buildings which have traditionally housed Cypriots. These buildings consisting of a ground floor and a upper floor have their main entrances opening to the harbor.
These typical Cypriot houses contain many traditional Cypriot items. On the ground floor, there are items such as olive press, plough, agricultural instruments, large earthenware fan, and workbench which were used until recently but are not known by the younger generation. There is a room for a watchman on the stairway leading to the upper floor.
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Achilles diary I am Achilles, the greatest warrior in the Greek army, son of the hero Peleus and the sea nymph Thetis. This is the 10th year of the siege of Troy and I am now onto the 29th book of my diary. I An old man came today to try to get his daughter back from us. We captured her in a raid on a Trojan town and she was allocated to Agamemnon (the ?supreme? ruler of the Greek army, the biggest fool who ever disgraced the earth and I suspect the reason that a ?quick raid? to recover a woman has taken thousands of men 10 years). The poor father would be lucky to get anything back after that pot of lard slept on top of her, even if it weren?t for Agamemnon?s stagger greed. The poor idiot had some idea that his status as priest of Apollo will help him regain his daughter. Ha! He obviously doesn?t know our Agamemnon. It probably gave him even more pleasure in the refusal. A decision he made despite the ransom the old man brought and the cheers of the warriors for him to be respected. ...read more.
It was fantastic. Anyway once the idiot had his force back in line they marched off to battle and haven?t come back yet. XXIV More supplies came into the camp today and being the only Commander here, I told Patroclus to take liberties when sharing the food out especially with the wine. The Greeks seem to be losing their battle, no doubt as Agamemnon was leading them and as I wasn?t fighting so they built a wall round the camp. In usual style, it?s not what I would call a brilliant wall, only 6 feet high, so Hector (the Trojan and slightly inferior version of me so Patroclus says) could probably leap it. It looks like I might have to fight just to defend my ships but I don?t think even Agamemnon is that useless. XXV Another day of fighting and the Greek army is being lead so well in my absence that the Trojans have camped on the plain outside Troy for the first time in the whole war! It won?t be long before Agamemnon sends me envoys begging me to return to the fighting. ...read more.
From my hill I saw the Trojans being driven back then the fight thickened at one point. First the Trojans and then the Greeks controlled it and then back again. My stomach was filled with a sickening dread and I felt a terrible sense of foreboding for what might have happened to my Patroclus; then I caught sight of the runner coming to my tent, and I knew. I don?t remember who it was but I could have killed him on the spot for what he told me. Mother came to comfort me and the fury rose inside. She knew it and made me promise not to go to battle until she had asked Hephistus whether he wanted to make me another set of armour. You could always tell with mother, the more of an option she gave you the less of an option you had. Regardless I set of to the slope above the battle where I yelled my fury at the Trojans. I?ll swear by the river Styx twelve of them dropped dead from the fear. What cowards these Trojans are, to die because a man with no armour or weapons shouts at them. They will know a new level of fear. I will avenge Patroclus. Troy will fall to me. ...read more.
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Wednesday, 27 November 2013
November favourites
Let's start with the BaByliss Pro Perfect Curl (£149.99) which I reviewed in a previous article. It's a completely new approach to hair curling. Instead of the hair around a wand or barrel, you clamp the curler around a section of your hair and voilà, it's automatically sucked up into a ceramic curl chamber, and when you release it a couple of seconds later, you have a gorgeous and perfect curl. It's so easy to get the hang of, it's gentle on the hair and leaves less frizz than when I use a curling wand. It takes me about 25 mins to do all of my hair, using quite thin sections and the curls last for abut 4 days - obviously depending on how much you brush the curls out and if you secure them with some hair spray. I've used it every week since I got it - it's amazing and I have a feeling it'll be on many ladies' Christmas wishlist this year.
To secure the curls I've been using quite a lot of the Fudge Urban Iced Raspberry & Vanilla Hair Spray (£4.99). It's a spray that will hold the curls up to 24 hrs and despite being strong hold it doesn't make your hair crispy and hard. A couple of short bursts of spray will keep your curls in place and it adds a nice shine. The best bit though is definitely the scent, it's so fresh and crisp and fruity that I almost tend to add a little bit more than necessary just to get my locks to smell lovely.
Caudalie Hand & Nail Cream in Feuille de Cassis (£6) religiously. It's rich with softening and nourishing products like avocado and shea butter and the hands feel luxuriously soft. The cream also works great to soften up the cuticles and to give them a nice little treat and you could even apply quite a thick layer of the cream, put your hands in plastic bags, wrap them in warm towels and leave them for 10 mins - the cream will just soak into the skin and cuticles. This is very subtly scented with black currant which gives a feeling of great warmth and earthiness - perfect for winter.
Every morning I use a lip scrub to prep my lips for the day ahead and I can't be without the lip scrubs from Lush to help keeping my lips conditioned and smooth. Unfortunately my absolute favourite - Bubblegum, broke on the bathroom floor so I had to start using the Christmas special - Santa's Lip Scrub (£5.50) a little earlier than I had planned. It has a lovely Christmasy red color that doesn't stain your lips and it smells gorgeous with a strong scent of ginger and spice that smells exactly like Coca Cola - yep.... Coca Cola! I follow that with my Gatineau Defi Lift 3D Perfect Design Revolumising Lip Care (£29.52 for 2) to hydrate the lips and also to plump them a bit before applying the lip product of the day. The lip balm has a silky glossy non sticky consistency that you can use both as a primer, a lip gloss or a lip contour mask because of its firming effects. The plumping effect is immediate and noticeable and will last for a few hrs before you need to re-apply it - pure luxury for the lips.
The past month I've completely embraced just using two very seasonal perfumes, which is highly unusual for me. As a lighter scent and body spray I've been wearing the Bath & Body Works Fine Fragrance Mist in Sweet Cinnamon Pumpkin that I've mentioned earlier. It's a stunning light, spicy and fresh scent of apple, ginger, cinnamon, pumpkin, vanilla and rum - very comforting and warm. If you like foodie scents you'll definitely love this and I have already decided that I'm going to repurchase it next year - talk about planning ahead... I've worn Sweet Cinnamon Pumpkin either on its own or layered it with the DKNY Energizing Fall EdT (£32.95). This is another warm and interesting mix of scents that create a warm, spicy and fruity scent by mixing citrus fruits like mandarin and lemon, delicate white flowers like jasmine and magnolia, musk, vetiver and cardamom. It's fresh, but not forgettable, warm but not over powering and fruity with lots of substance and I've loved wearing it this month.
My skin has been a bit temperamental the last month and I've had a few blemishes, both hormonal and as a result of trying new products. As annoying as it is, at least you can get rid of them and minimise them quickly if you use the Origins Super Spot Remover (£14). It's a clear gel that calms down any redness, heals and eliminates excess oil and you dab it on the spot a few times a day. It works ultra fast and already the day after, you won't notice the spot as much. The gel comes in a tiny little bottle, but since you only need very little, it will last a good few months before you need to buy another one. It's my go to product to get rid of pesky little blemishes, but if you use it a lot you might notice that it dries out the skin where the gel has been applied, so you'll need to follow up with a good moisturiser.
That's that for this month's favourites - which products have you loved this month?
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Great favourites! I love Lush's Santa's and Caudalie's hand creams too :)ReplyDelete
Thanks a million - there are so many great products to choose from this season :o). XxDelete
I might need to get that lush lip scrub- my mint julips is drying out a bit. I've not tried a caudalie hand cream before but I've been loving weleda skin food! :)ReplyDelete
I've never tried Weleda so might give that a go next :o). XxDelete
Åh blir nyfiken på läppskrubben från Lush...måste kolla in nästa gång jag beställer från Lush. ;-)ReplyDeleteReplies
De är så jättehärliga och med läckra smaker också. Den enda jag inte är så förtjust is är Pop Corn.. :). XxDelete
There's a gift package of 3 mini Caudalie's hand cream available on feelunique. I think I will give it a go now :) A small gift for myself.ReplyDelete
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You're right, I picked it up at my salon a few weeks ago, and it's a great deal for 3 products :o). XxDelete
Love the Lush lipscrubs! So excited for December too!!!ReplyDelete
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The only thing is I need to get moving with those X-mas presents... :). XxDelete
I'm loving the sound of the FragranceReplyDeleteReplies
It's really lovely - I just picked it up by chance, and I'm so glad I did! XxDelete
ooh I really need a hair curler and your review of the babyliss pro perfect curl is urging me to make the purchase!ReplyDelete
I promise you won't regret it - it's absolutely amazing! XxDelete
Ooh I love favourites time :) Some great products this month, that body spray sounds amazing. I keep meaning to try some Bath & Body Works products, are they as good as I hear? xReplyDeleteReplies
I think they're amazing, the shower gels and body washes are so creamy and gentle on your skin, and the body creams and butters very creamy and rich and feel as if they were from a premium brand. Go for it - I think you'll enjoy them :o). XxDelete
Love your November favs. I was looking for a lip scrub badly. My lips so chapped. What's better Bubblegum or Santa Charlotte? My November favorite a lip balm from Labello. I bought it yesterday and it's the only thing that helped so far. Thanks for the like on Bl. I liked your post too :DReplyDelete
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The consistency is the same, but as much as I like the Santa scrub and enjoy using it, I can't wait to buy another Bubblegum - for me it's the best scent, followed by Mint Julips :o). XxDelete
LOVE YOUR NOVEMBER FAV!!great ideas!
love your blog!
if you like we can follow each other!
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Thanks a million, follow you now. XxDelete
Oh how I want the Babyliss curler. I have such a nightmare curling my hair I feel like this is the answer to all my prayers!ReplyDelete
It's creates such beautiful long lasting curls and I know it's expensive, but so worth it! XxDelete
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Need to get my mitts on that Fudge hairspray, love those scents xReplyDelete
It's a great hairspray - I just need to hide it from Him Indoors LOL. XxDelete
Bubblegum made me feel ill :-( so I am a bit iffy about trying another :-(ReplyDelete
Really want the hair curler. It looks and sounds amazing!
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Oh dear, that doesn't good at all - well, it seems you can easily make your own, so perhaps youäll come up with an even better scent and one that doesn't make you sick :). XxDelete
I recently got that lip scrub! Works like a charm :) Great November favourites!ReplyDeleteReplies
It's yummy isn't it? Thanks a million! XxDelete
Santa's Lip Scrub is amazing! I have the same hand cream from Caudalie but in Pamplemousse, it smells so good!ReplyDelete
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They do wonderful products and it's just the right size to carry around in your handbag :o). XxDelete
I really need to try the Santa lip scrub :).ReplyDelete
It's wonderful and the red color really puts me in a Christmas mood :o). XxDelete
I so want that babyliss curler for Christmas. I always struggle doing curls with a wand!ReplyDelete
It's brilliant - I can't rave enough about it :o)! XxDelete
I can't wait to try LUSH Santa's lip scrub. I love LUSH around Christmas time!ReplyDelete
Me too - I've gone completely crazy in Lush this year :o). XxDelete
Great favourites! That lip scrub looks so cool, and I really want the Babyliss curler,ReplyDelete
Thanks a million - they're both super products :). XxDelete
I love the smell of pumpkin scented products! So I think that I would definitely fall in love with Bath and Body Works spray!ReplyDelete
It's so warm and lovely, one of my favourite B&BW scents for sure :). XxDelete
Really want to try that lip scrub, sounds and looks delish!ReplyDelete
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It's a very unique taste and the effect is incredible :). XxDelete
Hey :)ReplyDelete
Your blog is really great-i love it so much. Maybe you're interested in following each other ? I would love it ❤ Pls let me know in a comment on my blog
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That's very nice of you thanks. Follow you now. XxDelete
Lovely favourites! Especially the lip scrub, I'm dying to try it out myself :)ReplyDelete
I love them and would highly recommend either the Bubblegum or Mint Julips :o). XxDelete
I really want the babyliss pro curl!!ReplyDelete
Hiya Hannah - it's brilliant and I really can't recommend it enough! XxDelete
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Joy Rising
Medium: Acrylic Paint, Wood Panel
Year: 2016
36" (w) x 48" (h)
In the midst of the dark news of friends passing, the injustice in this country, the political unrest and just a sense of darkness one can fall into a spiral of hopelessness. Not to be naive of all the issues, I was not willing to fall into that spiral and stay there. There is always joy, hope, love and grace wait to be poured out. I needed more joy to be poured out in this climate.


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Egyptian Singer Gets 2 Years in Prison for Provocative Banana Video
Hope the banana was satisfying.
An Egyptian court has sentenced singer Shaimaa Ahmed, known as Shyma, to 2 years for a racy video, "I Have Issues," that included lots of sexual innuendo featuring a banana.
She was found guilty of inciting debauchery and publishing an indecent film, as she was suggestively eating a banana in the video that was found to be obscene by the court.
The music video director was also sentenced to 2 years.
On her now deleted Facebook page, she wrote "I didn't imagine all this would happen and that I would be subjected to such a strong attack from everyone."
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Watch Viking Marcus Sherels Take the Polar Plunge
Rochester, MN (KROC AM) -- Hundreds of people turned out to watch and cheer on a record number of "plungers" Saturday for the annual Polar Plunge for Special Olympics.
According to Olmsted County Sheriff Kevin Torgerson, 920 jumpers braved single digit temperatures and raised a record $243,000. With matching donations and late donations, that total is expected to climb to $250,000.
This was the 15th annual local Polar Plunge and the pledges this year will increase the overall total to nearly $2 million.
It was cold again this year with temperatures barely above zero but unlike last year, the plungers did not have to endure a biting wind.
Among those jumping this year was Rochester native and Vikings player Marcus Sherels, his first ever plunge. He later said he will consider returning next year. Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose also jumped for the first time - plunging side by side with Torgerson. One of Torgerson's department leaders - Captain Macey Tesmer - also made her 200th plunge.
KROC AM's Rich Peterson and Tracy McCray emceed the event which was held at Foster-Arends Park in Rochester.
The top individual plunger was Randy Vath, who raised $9,135. Students from Century High School who jumped raised more than $6300. Check the Polar Plunge website for a complete summary of the large contributors.


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Mount Stuart hosted one of a series of events last week, intended to identify the challenges specific to tourism on Bute.
The Argyll and the Isles Tourism Co-Operative have organised a number of mini-summits to take place across the region, to assess the state of tourism on Bute, explain the AITC's plans for the coming years and get the views of island businesses.
The first of them took place at Mount Stuart's visitor centre last Thursday, November 2, and representatives attended from the AITC, VisitBute, the Bute Island Alliance, local businesses and those interested in tourism.
Carron Tobin helped present the half-day event, and summed up the objective: "We want to find out what people think are the real problems on Bute.
"Every area has unique challenges that we have to look at."
Colin Boag, from the Mount Stuart Trust, spoke about his impressions of the island on the day.
The event also included the launch of the Bute Passport, the result of a collaboration between VisitBute and island artist Ruth Slater.
The passport is a document available to both locals and visitors from VisitBute and soon to be available from Print Point.
It includes original drawings by Ruth Slater, suggestions for activities to do on the island and space for notes and drawings.


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Thursday 10 October 2013
By David Icke
'The name of Lauryn Hill's breakout album was The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill but it now appears that the powers that be would like her to record a new album called The Re-Education of Lauryn Hill. After appearing in court for tax evasion, Hill was sentenced to three months in jail PLUS she must attend "counseling" due to her "conspiracy theories".
According to the IBTimes, Hill told the court: "I am a child of former slaves who had a system imposed on them. I had an economic system imposed on me." Furthermore, Hill also believes that artists are being oppressed by (what the article calls) "a plot involving the military and media". Because of these statements, Hill was ordered to undergo "counseling", which is a way of saying that she is mentally ill and that she needs some sort of re-programming session regain "sanity".'
Read more: Lauryn Hill Ordered by the Court to Undergo 'Counseling' Due to her 'Conspiracy Theories'


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This place is intended to be kind of a blog where I'll try to keep more detailed accounts of my little projects, instead of spreading info across forum boards where even I can't find it after a few months. I've been intending to create such a website for... about 4 years. It just says how "long" projects (don't) work for me!


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The Associated Press
Thursday, 02 January 2014 10:09 AM
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has put his name on the ballot to run for another term.
Ford was the first candidate to show up at City Hall when registration opened Thursday for the city's municipal election Oct. 2.
The conservative mayor of Canada's largest city has said he would run again, even after admitting last year that he had smoked crack "in a drunken stupor."
Ford has faced intense pressure to resign over his drug use and revelations of other erratic behavior that have embarrassed many Canadians.
The Toronto City Council has stripped Ford of most of his powers, but he continues to receive support from some in the city's more conservative suburbs.
Ford admitted his drug use after Toronto police announced in October they had obtained a copy of a video of him appearing to smoke from a crack pipe. News reports of the video first emerged in May, but Ford at first denied its existence.
Court documents released last month detail police wiretaps of alleged gang members who spoke about delivering drugs to the mayor and having pictures of him using drugs.
The wiretaps are evidence in the case against Ford's friend Alexander Lisi, who faces trial on drug and extortion charges. The mayor has not been charged.
In the weeks since the revelations, Ford has said he has quit drinking and adopted a healthier lifestyle.
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Here we will look at the meanings of German surnames beginning with G.
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Gabel / Gabler – Means `fork` in English and is likely to stem from the word 'pitchfork' possibly originally used to describe someone who made such forks. It is, however, also a house name and the name of a town in the Czech Republic - ´Gabel an der Adler' in German.
Gabriel – Of Hebrew origins meaning ´God's fighter', 'God's hero' or 'Man of God.' Gabriel is one of the Archangels, first appearing in the Book of Daniel. 'Gabriel' is a German first name as well as a German surname.
Gaertner / Gärtner / Gartner – An occupational name stemming from the Middle High German `gartenaere` meaning 'gardener' in English. Up until the 19th century a 'Gärtner' also meant a 'Bauer' ('farmer' – see 'Bauer' for further information). Particularly in central Germany, a 'Gärtner' was the name of a small farmer. Gardening as a profession can be traced back to medieval times and even earlier. During this period a gardener would have only worked for the most noble and richest families in an area.
Galen / Gahlen / Gahl – Two potential origins. Firstly, possibly stemming from the Middle High German word `galle` meaning 'acrimonious / bitter' and may have originally referred to a 'mean, fake person.' Alternatively, it may have once referred to someone from a village called 'Gahlen'. There are two in Germany - one in Nordrhein-Westfalen and the other in Brandenburg. There is also a 'St. Gallen' located in Switzerland. The name might also be possibly linked to Gahlenz near Chemnitz, Germany.
Galster - From the Old High German word 'galstar' meaning 'magic chants'. It is highly likely to have originally referred to someone who was deceitful or a swindler. Nowadays, it is more normally used to describe a certain type of magic in relation to witches.
Garn / Garner / Gerner – From the Middle High German word 'garn' meaning 'yarn' in English. This German surname may have originally referred to somebody who dealt in or worked with yarn.
Gast – From the Middle High German word `gast` meaning 'guest / stranger.'
Gebhard / Gebhardt – A particularly old German name. From the Old High German 'geba-hart' : `Geba` meaning 'gift' and 'hart' meaning 'hard / brave / strong' – possibly referring to somebody who was generous with gifts. One of the first people known to bear this name was Gebhardt, Bishop of Constance (ca. 1040 – 1110). The popularity of the name during the Middle Ages is believed to be attributed to him.
Gehler – From the Middle High German word 'gel' meaning 'yellow.' Believed to have originally referred to someone who had blonde hair.
Geier / Geyer – From the Middle High German word `gîr' meaning `vulture'. There are a few possible origins. It may have originally referred to someone who was 'greedy'. Folklore, however, suggests the name emerged after a group of brave peasants climbed up into the nest of a vulture and bludgeoned it to death after having learnt it was responsible for stealing and killing human babies from their town. The name may also be linked to towns called 'Geyer' in Germany, for example in Saxony.
Geiger – From the Middle High German word 'gîgære' meaning 'fiddler'. Thus, this German surname was originally the occupational name of a musician and, in particular, someone who played the fiddle or violin. Musicians were important during the Middle Ages and would often be summoned to entertain noble families and travel to various towns.
Georg / George – A shortened version of 'Georgius' which is of Greek origins and means 'farmer.' One of the oldest surviving records of the name is of an Everadus Georgii who lived in Hamburg in Germany in 1256. Also Saint George – a highly respected Christian saint. He is possibly most famous for having slain a dragon in the legendary tale. As well as being patron saint of a number of countries, St. George is also the patron saint of soldiers, archers and chivalry to name but a few.
Gerber - A particularly old German name. Originally the occupational name of a 'tanner' - someone who tanned animals hides. The earliest record of the name can be traced back to Hamburg, Germany in 1258 and to somebody named Thidemannus Gerbere.
Gerhard / Gerhardt /Gehrhardt – Believed to originate from Cologne in Germany and stem from the Old German `gërhart' meaning 'strong with a spear.'
Gerste / Gersten / Gerstner - An occupational name stemming from the Middle High German word `gerste' meaning ` barley' and likely to have originally referred to a trader in or farmer of barley.
Gerstenberg – Likely to have originally stemmed from the village of Gerstenberg in Thüringen situated between Leipzig and Chemnitz in Germany. The village was first documented in 1227 as 'Gerstenberch' and again in 1233 as 'Gerstinberg.' 'Gerste' means 'barley' and 'berg' means 'mountain' and thus literally means 'mountain of barley.' The land is particularly fertile in this area and barley would have thrived here.
Glas / Glass / Glaß – Means `glass` in English and is likely to have initially been the occupational name of a glazier, glass dealer or glass blower. The first known recording of the name was made ca. 1330.
Gloeckner / Glockner / Glocker – Derived from the Middle High German word 'glocke / glogge' meaning 'bell.' This German surname would have originally been the occupational name for a bell ringer in a church.
Gluck / Glück – From Middle High German meaning ` luck' in English. Likely to have originally described somebody who was deemed to be particularly lucky.
Göbel / Gobel / Goebel – Possibly a shortened version of the Old High German name 'Godebert'. 'God' meant 'good' or 'god' and 'berht' meant 'bright / shining / famous.' Other research suggests it may derive from the word 'gobel' and may have been an occupational name for somebody who made 'goblets.' Further research required to determine most likely origin.
Goethe / Göthe – A short form of German names beginning with 'Got' (God) normally 'Gottfried.' Please see 'Gottfried' for further information.
Gold / Goldmann – Most likely to have formerly been the occupational name of a gold miner, refiner, guilder or jeweler.
Goldschmidt - Means 'goldsmith' in English. Thus, originally the occupational name of somebody who worked with gold and other precious metals. Goldsmithery is a particularly early occupation and for which specialized skills were required.
Gottfried - A particularly popular first name during the Middle Ages stemming from Old High German. 'Got' meant 'god' and 'fridu' meant 'peace / protection / safety.' Thus, meaning 'someone who is protected by God' or 'Godly peace.' This German name, which is both a first name and surname, has been popular with various rulers over the centuries.
Gottschalk / Gottschald / Gottschall – From the Old High German 'got-scalk' meaning `God's servant.' This German surname is particularly old and was first recorded in 866 as 'Godescalc'.
Graber / Graeber – From Middle High German `grabaere' meaning `digger (of ditches) / grave digger.
Graebner / Grabner / Gräbner – Believed to have originally referred to someone living near a ditch or moat. Other research suggests it may be a variation of the German surname 'Graber' listed directly above.
Graf / Graffe – Nowadays means 'earl' or 'count' in English. There are two possible origins, however. Firstly, 'Graf' was the title given to aristocratic officials. Secondly, during the Middle Ages a mayor of a village was also often referred to as a 'Graf'. Under the direction of an earl, the mayor would have carried out various administrative tasks in the village.
Grahl / Grahle – Most likely to originate from the seaside health resort of Graal-Müritz in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in the northern state of Rostock, Germany. Graal-Müritz is popular with tourists as well as those looking for health cures. There are a number of maritime museums in the area drawing attention to its sea-faring past.
Greger / Gregor / Grieger – Of Greek origins meaning the 'vigilant /watchful one.'
Gronert / Grone / Gronemann – Originally a name given to someone from Grone which is an urban area of the university town of Gottingen. Grone itself is named after the 'Grone stream' which runs through it. The area has been a settlement since the early part of the New Stone Age.
Grubert / Gruber – Believed to originate from the Alps and have initially referred to someone living in or near a valley, ravine or depression. The most popular surname in Austria.
Gruenewald / Gruenwald / Grunwald – Literally means 'green forest' and is likely to have originally referred to someone from a place with the same name, for example, Grünwald in Munich or Grünewald in Brandenburg. It may have also simply referred to someone who lived in or near to a green area or forest.
Gruner / Grunert – This German surname is most likely to have originally denoted somebody who lived near a green field or meadow. It is also the name of several places, for example, Grün in Bavaria and Grünau in Upper Austria.
Günther / Gunter – Stems from the Old High German names 'Gunthar' and 'Gunther' and comprises the following two parts. The first part 'Gund' meant 'fight / war' and the second part 'heri' meant 'people / the mass' and hence Gunther could be translated as 'people's warrior.' The Old High German word stems from the Anglo-Saxon name 'Gundahar.' Furthermore, Gunther was the name of the part legendary king of Burgundy who lived in the 5th century. The legend of King Gunther was the focus of numerous historical works thereafter, including the epic medieval poem, 'Nibelungenlied' - or the Song of the Nibelungs in English.
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Absent Fathers, Powerful Fathers
Our two most recent Democratic presidents never knew their fathers. Clinton's father died before he was born while Obama met his father for one extended two-week meeting when he was 10. That was it. Both men were raised by single mothers, grandparents, and stepfathers. Neither came from wealth or power but they raised themselves up to positions of wealth and power. They represent the Horatio Alger aspects of the American dream, which, for most Americans, is just that (a dream), but which they, as leaders, have tried to keep open for as many as possible.
Our most recent Republican president and the current Republican nominee are the scions of wealthy, powerful men. George Romney was the CEO of General Motors, the governor of Michigan and a presidential candidate; George H.W. Bush was a U.S. Representative, director of the CIA, ambassador to China, Vice President of the United States, and then the 41st President of the United States. Both scions had/have father issues. W. probably resented his father too much and Romney probably loved his father too much. Both tried to do what their fathers couldn't or didn't: topple Saddam; become president of the United States.
In other words, the rhetoric that the right tends to use about success in America, bootstraps and all, is best represented by Democrats. The reality, that money and connections help immensely, is best represented by Republicans.
I suppose Obama and Clinton, bootstraps guys, never bought bootstraps rhetoric because, in part, they saw the inequities of the world and knew the pain of absent fathers. That's why they are men of the people. Mitt Romney is a man of the LDS Church and the boardroom. He knew the pain of being the son of a man who might not be reelected governor of Michigan. From Nicholas Lemann's profile in the Oct. 1 New Yorker:
[Romney] recalled watching his father on Election Night in 1964, when George was running for reëlection as governor of Michigan. Lyndon Johnson had won the Presidency by a landslide. "The numbers had come in, and in Michigan Johnson was way ahead of what our pollster, Walter DeVries, had estimated. And Walter DeVries came in. Our family was in a hotel room. He said, 'George, you probably can't win. Most likely you've lost tonight.' And I, as a seventeen-year-old, was thinking about how embarrassing it would be to go to school and have your dad having lost as governor...
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Good evening everyone! I hope you had a great weekend. We are almost through chapter 1 of The Dude's Guide to Manhood by Darrin Patrick. I am really enjoying this book, and I hope you are! To be fair to you as a reader, and fair to the author, the remaining posts about this book will be more of my thoughts and feelings, vs. having just a summary of what I read. I hope you don't mind.
Ever dream about what your life would have been like if you had taken a different path? Ever dream about what your life will be like in the future? I would be lying if I said no to either one of those questions. I have caught myself thinking more about the future, than the past lately.My past haunts me and my future though.
The decisions about my future, and where my life is going, ultimately could have been taken care of in the past. My health, finances, and living arrangements, could be completely different if my decisions and actions would have been different. Honestly, all this is doing is playing the what-if game. God says to do things differently.
Determined men refuse the nostalgia of the pastor the speculation of the future. Instead, they embrace the present because they know that every choice right now determines how the future will look. They don't shrink from reality by courageously confront it. They stare down the temptation to escape into the past or daydream about the days ahead, while fighting to embrace the world around them even as they seek to change it for the better.– Darrin Patrick
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Large mortgage originators saw relatively positive results in the recent second quarter as banks reported higher origination volumes, according to analysts with Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
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"We believe that two of the biggest beneficiaries from strong volume and margins are PHH Corp. (PHH) and Nationstar Mortgage (NSM)," wrote KBW. "Fidelity National Financial and First American Financial should also benefit from the continued strong mortgage volume which is reflected in title insurance orders."
In analyzing 2Q earnings from the big banks, KBW said it "generally views the mortgage results for banks that have already reported 2Q earnings positively, and we believe they point toward strong results for the rest of the industry."
Bank of America (BAC) recently beat analyst estimates with a second-quarter profit of $2.5 billion, or 19 cents a share, in the second quarter. Prior to the release of the 2Q report, analysts estimated a much more modest 2Q profit of 14 cents a share for BofA.
Citigroup (C) also beat the average earnings estimate by recording a profit of 95 cents a share, compared to forecasts of earnings in the 89 cent-per-share range.
Costs tied to representations and warranties associated with mortgage-backed securities risks remain significant at all of the banks, with a few positive developments, KBW said.
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Review: Beyond Two Souls
Following the hugely successful launch of Quantic Dream's critical darling Heavy Rain, Beyond Two Souls, an interactive drama action-adventure PlayStation 3 exclusive, is the French developer's latest effort in capturing the love of gamers once again. It's unfortunate, then, that the Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe game falls well short of expectations.
Beyond Two Souls isn't a great video game, and that's only if you can call it a video game. Although it has stellar storytelling, you'll be left thinking if there's any gameplay at all. It's predominately based on executing timed events via the DualShock controller's buttons and analog sticks. There has been no shortage of titles that qualify as an interactive movie, which particularly applies to Heavy Rain, but instead of elevating the genre into something more, Beyond Two Souls does nothing but question the credence of the genre itself.
The game's story revolves around a young woman, Jodie. A companion who is largely mysterious, Aiden, has been with her since she was born. While Aiden protects Jodie, she doesn't essentially know what Aiden actually is. Players are able to control both Jodie and Aiden, with the latter being carried out via a a first person view where he can interact with objects that are highlighted and travel through walls; this must be done, however, within a set distance of Jodie.


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The 2018 release from Wax Mannequin.
Working in a small east-end Hamilton industrial space containing an array of vintage and modern gear, Have A New Name's eight songs were crafted out of semi-impromptu sessions that eventually expanded with the addition of grand piano, gamba da viola, double bass and a 12 piece choir. The end product is the most sonically ambitious Wax Mannequin album to date, and also arguably the most powerful. The album's closing track "Longest Hour," is an atmospheric travelogue that never lags over the course of its nearly nine minutes. Other songs on Have A New Name such as "Basketball" and "Squirmy Wormy" are rooted in whimsy, while the songs "Someone Fixed The Game" and "People Can Change" display a maturity that signals Wax Mannequin is indeed more than capable of reaching wider audiences without sacrificing any of his edge. With Have A New Name, Christopher Adeney has made a Wax Mannequin album utterly necessary for this moment in time. Challenging and earthy, funny and heartbreaking, in search of answers yet rooted in hard-earned wisdom.
Wax Mannequin – No Safe Home
The 2012 release from Wax Mannequin.
The methodical ascent of Canadian psych-folk- phenom Wax Mannequin continues with his sixth full-length release 'No Safe Home. Engineered and co- produced by Nick Johannes (The Kettle Black), the album is a subdued collection of ethereal and somber folk songs that are rife with the minstrel's wry wit, morose personal observations, veiled social commentary and uplifting melodic cadences. With this collection, Wax uses his raspy and road- broken nylon string guitar to will an alchemical collusion of the domestic and the universal — an exploration that continues where his 2009 release 'Saxon' left off. Deeply personal meditations on familial estrangement, emotional bondage and misplaced ambition are set off against societal musings about power, moral collapse and civic unrest. Heavy-handed themes indeed, but, paradoxically (and in true Wax Mannequin form) an inexplicable air of whimsy and hopefulness permeates every moment of this recording, leaving the listener feeling serene and light-headed, longing for another spin. At once dark, brooding and inspiring, it's a record that demands (and earns) countless replays.
In this hauntingly spacious, sparsely produced, acoustic gem, Wax Mannequin provides yet another thoughtful glimpse into the psyche of our age, or at least into his own paranoid yet endearingly self-aware interpretation of our place and time.
Wax Mannequin – Saxon
The 2009 release from Wax Mannequin.
The Zunior Music Label proudly presents Saxon, the brand new album from Hamilton, Ontario's Wax Mannequin. A tireless and talented iconoclast, Wax Mannequin is a maniacal force of nature and Saxon, his fifth full-length album, is his crowning achievement.
Following up the critical acclaim of 2007's Orchard & Ire, Wax returns to his gritty psych-folk roots on Saxon, all the while giving new appreciation for the versatility of a classical guitar. Recorded with Andy Magoffin at the House of Miracles and backed up by Black Blood (Mark Raymond on bass and Aidan Campbell on percussion) Saxon is a testament to the complex songwriting and evocative lyrics upon which Wax Mannequin has built his much-lauded career.
"…Wax Mannequin delivers folk with a vivaciousness that is all too lacking in the often be a listless genre." – T.O. Snobs Music
Wax Mannequin – Orchard & Ire
The enigmatic 2007 release from Wax Mannequin.
Always original and conveying an infectious enthusiasm, Wax Mannequin returns with his fourth full-length album, Orchard & Ire, full of captivating fist-pumpers for the angry poets.
"This one-man band has such impressive control over the musical subtleties he tinkers and fucks with that an album like Orchard & Ire deserves to be listened to several times to allow everything to sink in…Strange? Absolutely. But with all its meanderings and side roads, Orchard is a beautiful work rich in melodic structure and personality." – NOW
"Even when Hamilton's Chris Adeney strikes a subdued note, as he does here, he still seems animated, almost extravagantly so, as though he's determined to draw attention to the artifice at the heart of all music while simultaneously trying to convey genuine sincerity." – The Star
"Make no mistake, Orchard & Ire might be a disc with a sense of humour, but Wax Mannequin definitely put a lot of heart into it and it's plenty enjoyable because of it." – Chart
Wax Mannequin – The Price
The second album from the self-described 'President of Indie Rock – The Most Powerful Musician Ever'. The Price has been adding some spice to Zunior Radio with treats like Message From The Queen and Empty Glass.
Wax Mannequin – and Gun
and Gun is Wax Mannequin's sophmore record — a remnant of a previous incarnation, before his fateful encounter with The Kroeger. Space rock treats like Paper Snake and New Flies showcase the Waxman's glam rock manifesto.


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The Race Card: Democracy's Parasite?
There's another element to this problem, however: history. America has a really ugly history when it comes to race relations. You don't have to go back all that many years to find abuses by police and courts that were widespread and commonly accepted as just the way things were. A friend of mine who was in the Air Force was driving across Texas in the early 1960s in a fairly new car -- that alone was sufficient reason for a policeman to pull him over, because a black man driving a nice car was obviously a car thief or a criminal. In those days, most people had only black and white photos with them, and in one of those wallet snapshots, his wife looked white. So he was arrested and spent a bit of time in jail, until he was able to convince them he was married to a very light-skinned black woman.
Nor were these problems strictly Southern. I can remember my shock, in the early 1970s, when a coroner's inquest in northern Arizona took twenty minutes to decide that a black man found hung had committed suicide. What's the problem with that? Not only were his feet bound together, but his hands were tied together behind his back.
Now, at this point, some of you are going to start muttering that there is a lot of racism out there now going the other direction -- what are clearly racially motivated attacks by blacks on whites. I agree; there are a lot of young blacks being whipped into mob or individual violence based on race by those who make a living promoting hatred of whites. It is certainly easier to blame whites for what are now largely problems the black community imposes on itself, in much the same way that Democrats into the 1950s found it easier to blame white poverty on blacks in the South or Asians in the West, rather than face the real causes. But the memory of past abuses makes it too easy for the race panderers to keep playing the race card.
Thomas Jefferson made a very depressing observation in Notes on Virginia (1785) about why he did not think it was possible to abolish slavery and have whites and blacks live together in one nation:
Deep-rooted prejudices entertained by the whites; ten thousand recollections, by the blacks, of the injuries they have sustained; new provocations;… and many other circumstances will divide us into parties, and produce convulsions, which will probably never end but in the extermination of the one or the other race.
I used to look at that and think that Jefferson's assumptions of black racial inferiority drove that pessimistic assessment, and certainly, that was part of why he came to this dark conclusion. But I increasingly fear that Jefferson correctly identified that the race card is just too tempting a tool for politicians to use in their bid for power. I dearly look forward to the day when each of us is judged by the content of our character, and not the color of our skin. But I am losing faith that the race card can ever be crushed by a democracy.


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Blog from Teresa Vaughan-Spruce (SPES 2007/08) Last week, Edna and I travelled to the 21st Youth Festival held in Medjugorje. There were around 40 000 young people from all over the world there, and Edna and I were lucky enough to be apart of it, representing SPES. It was a truly blessed pilgrimage with lots of powerful testimonies, talks, for example on Theology of the Body, and prayer. The people living in Medjugorje were so welcoming and hospitable. One night, we had a candlelit procession with 40 000 of us, through the tiny streets of Medjugorje. The people living there stood outside their houses holding candles, and gave us drinks of water as we passed. Their driveways were lit up with candles and small shrines to Our Lady that had been made especially for the procession. It really was an unforgettable experience. Edna and I stayed with a lovely young family just outside of the centre; Maria and Dalibor, and their daughters Gabriela, Lana, and Matea who is only four days old! Maria gave birth while we were staying with them, and Dalibor took us both to see Maria and Matea in hospital; Matea was so tiny, beautiful and perfect! It was really special to visit both of them. On our first day in Medugorje, we met up with Aisiling (who graduated from the school this July) who was with a group from Craig Lodge in Scotland, led by Fr Augustine of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal. Together we climbed up Apparition Hill, praying the different mysteries of the Rosary. When we reached the top of the rocky hill we had time to sit and pray in front of the statue of Our Lady. The place was completely silent, and filled with such a great atmosphere of prayerful peace and calm. I think we could have sat up there for hours! Edna and I had a truly blessed pilgrimage in Medjugorje. We prayed a lot for the past students, and especially for the future of SPES, and future students.
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The California Stem Cell Report yesterday reported on an opening at the California stem cell agency for a high-level person to work on charting a future sustainability course for the enterprise.
The new position redefines the role of the deputy to the chairman
of the agency and renames the position. For the record, the post was held
previously by Lynn Harwood, who left the agency when her husband took a job at
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