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Are you a conspiracy theorist? If not, perhaps you should be. Yes, there have certainly been a lot of "conspiracy theories" over the years that have turned out not to be accurate. However, the truth is that a large number of very prominent conspiracy theories have turned out to actually be true. 16 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be TrueSo the next time that you run into some "tin foil hat wearing lunatics", you might want to actually listen to what they have to say. They may actually know some things that you do not. In fact, one recent study found that "conspiracy theorists" are actually more sane than the general population. So the next time you are tempted to dismiss someone as a "conspiracy theorist", just remember that the one that is crazy might actually be you. The following are 16 popular conspiracy theories that turned out to be true…
WE ARE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE, only in your dreams are you in Kansas, America...grow up, there isn't a Santa Claus either...accept the truth and deal with it...Amerika your knew home, don't resist just like it.
To best understand this problem, insert the words "government, the New World Order/global elite front organization" in front of the 'United States' in the questions below....Like this: The "United States (government, the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) " or shadow govt.
Post by A.P. Thomas
(Thomas Dishaw) Decorated CIA veteran Robert Tosh Plumlee is under fire from The Justice Department for his recent list of 11 questions the main stream media will not answer. According to Plumlee he will be served with a subpoena ultimately silencing himself or face legal prosecution. Below are the questions the Government doesn't want you to read. More to come on this story as it develops….
Questions that most of the Main Stream Media will NOT, or Not allowed to ask during their so called Press meetings with the Administration. Some may consider these eleven questions chilling, or conspiratorial in nature. However, I feel they are valid questions and we the American people deserve simple answers to the following simple questions:
1. Is the United States (government, the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) secretly arming and supporting various factions of the Syrian Rebels with high caliber impact weapons from The United States arsenals?
2. Is the United States (government, the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) little known Direct Commercial Sales Program, also known as ʻThe Blue Lantern Report", being used as a ʻcutout' to secretly aid both sides of a Middle Eastern civil war?
3. Is America (government, the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) again playing both sides against the middle for corporate gain as previously demonstrated by the Cuban Project of the fifties and sixties, as well as the Iran Contra fiasco of the eighties and the South American—Mexican Drug Wars of the nineties?
It has been established via some field reports from the Middle East and some isolated media reports that the Direct Commercial Sales Program (DCSP) an American international program, which legally allows the United States (government, the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) to sell weapons to a host of foreign countries without monitoring those weapons after leaving our arsenals, stockpiles, and jurisdiction, has shipped High Impact weapons to Syrian Rebels during the last two years.
4. What happens to those weapons after legally being sold via this program and they leave our control?
5. Are they being monitored, traced, certified, and inventoried after arriving in other countries?
6. Will our troops one day again face these American made (government, the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) weapons on some foreign battlefield?
7. Is this Direct Commercial Sales program a secret cash cow for many US (the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) Corporations, international arms merchants, its insiders, or affiliates?
8. Is it possible this could be another ʻoff-the-books' secret covert operation ran by the CIA's Special Tactical Unit, (the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) similar to the Iran-Contra operations of the eighties?
9. Could we be selling and supplying dangerous high impact weapons, while aiding and financing both sides of a Civil War in Syria?
10.Could we (the occupied government, the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) be escalating the Middle East conflict either knowingly, perhaps unintentionally by providing weapons to both sides of the Syrian conflict?
11. Did the ambassador and others, weeks before they were murdered, notify our State Department and CIA that Syrian rebels had obtained US (government, the New World Order / criminal global elite front-organization) weapons including "Stinger Missiles" from Jordan, Turkey and Pakistan shipped from CIA safe houses?
These are simple questions.
What's Next? Business as usual, persecution and PROSECUTION for asking questions in Amerika (America if you like the former spelling and the allusion of freedom, the three cheers for the red, white and blue)...the citizens self reporting meaningless crap on the govt front company facebook - meaningless crap, hours of mindless, mind control TV viewing, until the noose tightened around us all, that all...I am not goint to even get into how the govt knew, I just told you. No rebellion to the NO privacy, full blown tyranny awaits.
Me thinks a classic CIA misdirection job...50 years and counting!
A.P. Thomas
According to this 50 year anniversary book (one of many), it was New Orleans Mafia boss Carlos Marcello as the highest person behind the killings (JFK and Oswald), yeah right.
With over a 1,000 books on record covering this tragedy and two official govt investigations that conflict with each other...and by the way the most current and comprehensive investigation (the U.S. House Select Committee on assassinations - USHSCA 1978-79) is most often ignored by the establishment - it concluded their WAS a CONSPIRACY and then it went no further! This book is a quick read with a great deal of Carlos Marcello history. But Vaccara must not of read or studied the wealth of other information available.
Death by cancer
A.P. Thomas
Uranium is One of the Most Common Elements On Earth. Uranium is literally everywhere, evidenced by the Radon detector Public Health officials advise everyone to have. Radon is the poisonous gas released by the natural decaying process of Uranium
and Radium. In areas where the concentrations are high enough to mine, approximately five tons of soil yield one tablespoon of Uranium ore. In refined form, Uranium is highly radioactive.
100 Years - Genocide, Eugenics, Population Reduction, Cancer, Depleted Uranium, Cell Phones and other Radiation, for Murder, Mass Death, Weather for Population Control...what's left?
by A.P. Thomas
The whole world seems out to give you cancer.
In 1900 the average American intake of sugar was about 32 oz. of refined white sugar a year. The topsoil has been depleted of trace minerals and poisoned with agricultural chemicals (and perhaps even sewage sludge) so that the food you eat is nutritionally deficient and filled with hidden dangers. A recent study of breast milk in England found that breast fed infants are receiving 40 times the allowable daily limit of toxic chemicals. In light of this, is the upsurge of childhood cancers any surprise? (Despite this it is still better to breast feed.)
Toxic farm chemicals are "radiomimetic" which means they are damaging in a manner similar to radiation. The use of toxic agricultural chemicals in the United States causes the same genetic damage to present and future generations as 72,000 atomic bombs such as was used on Hiroshima (Tompkins page xxiii).
Rockefeller takeover, medicine and health practice monopoly, 1900 to now.
A.P. Thomas
Jon Freedom
John Galt
M. Katorga
and a call for more
Students of the Modus Operandi of the GLOBALISTS, New World Order, aka Old World Order, criminal global elites, money changers
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Investigative reporting, scholarly research and public education about 9/11
If you are in a main stream induced trance, the study of the events of 9/11 (including pre and post) could be the truth that sets you free.
We join with others, such as: (websites below)
* Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth
Association of architects, engineers and affiliates investigating the "collapses" of the WTC high-rises, (three not two)
* Pilots for 9/11 Truth
* Military Officers for 9/11 Truth
* Firefighters for 9/11 Truth
*Veterans for 9/11 Truth
* Medical Professionals for 9/11 Truth
* Patriots Question 9/11
* Political Leaders for
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* Religious Leaders for 9/11 Truth
* Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice
* Scientific Panel (Physics) for 911 Truth
* Lawyers for 9/11 Truth
and millions of individual citizens in demanding a thorough, impartial, open and transparent reinvestigation of the terrorist acts of 9/11.
Why haven't you heard of this?...you have, the main stream mind control labels us 'truthers', as if truth is a bad word or thought...well it actually is in the Orwellian world of 1984 and now...
More research tools for critical thinking:
* Complete 9/11 Timeline
A comprehensive timeline and information resource to understand the events of 9/11
* Journal of 9/11 Studies
Peer-reviewed, open-access, electronic-only journal covering research related to 9/11/2001
A Blog Devoted to Discussing 9/11 News, Research, and Disinformation
The FealGood Foundation
Educating on the catastrophic health effects of the 9/11 attack and supporting first responder victims
9-11 Research
An attempt to uncover the truth about September 11th, 2001
9-11 Review
A resource for understanding the 9/11/01 attack
9/11 Truth News
Responsible news about the ongoing impact of the 9/11 attack.
Research group in Bloomington Indiana which includes Kevin Ryan.
Scientific Method 9/11
Moderated Discussion of Research Relating to the Events of September 11, 2001
Truth Action
On the Eleventh Day of Every Month, meet up and spread the word with activists in the streets of your community
Personal and social change through the process of truth
Visibility 9-11
Website for weekly radio program of Michael Wolsey
The Hidden Story of WTC Building 7
Got UL Truth?
UL Whistleblower Kevin Ryan: Presentations, writings, and information
Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice Videos on YouTube
Videos of presentations, news coverage and DVD excerpts by STJ members and affiliates
UN Global ALERT Disasters
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The TRI Gerald Celente
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There are rarely pictures of my husband and I as I take most of the photos in our house, although the children, especially my five year old, are starting to take some pretty good shots now. I really like your first pic with Tom though as you look so natural in it. Cant believe its only 7 weeks away. Are you organised?!
- 20 August 2014 at 11:27
- Jen Walshaw said...
Oh I adore that last skipping image. I never had Sylvanian families as a child and wish the boys had them, but alas, it wasn't to be
- 20 August 2014 at 11:35
Is that an owl backpack or waistcoat Wilf is wearing in the last photo? It's gorgeous.
- 20 August 2014 at 12:38
We have so many Sylvanians, they basically have their own small town in our flat. Belle still plays with them loads though, many of them used to belong to me and my sister.
- 20 August 2014 at 12:45
If it makes you feel any better I never had any Sylvanians and I always secretly rather hankered after them - fortunately my Mother in Law who stores everything in her attic has ensured that Kitty and Elma will never suffer the same fate and they love playing house with what must once have been their Auntie's collection!
- 20 August 2014 at 12:59
Ha I love the sound of Hippie Paul!! I only had one Sindy if that makes you feel any better. Anyway, these photos are just lovely - my kids have an obsession with my jewellery box too.
- 20 August 2014 at 13:10
I LOVE Wilf's style!! My daughter loves her Sylvanian Families, as does her twin brother :) and I have many fond memories of my eldest raiding both mine and my Mum's jewellery box!
- 20 August 2014 at 13:22
:) Lovely post! Love the photos too. They are fab! I never had sylvanian families growing up - yes I know poor me! I definitely want Noah and Isla to have some though as I think they are brilliant. xx
- 20 August 2014 at 13:23
I'm a total hoarder and my Sylvanian collection is still in my parents' attic. I had hundreds of them, I was totally obsessed with them. I want to get them out again and display them but wonder if that's a bit odd.
- 20 August 2014 at 14:24
That photo reminds me a lot of the first picture of Chris and I. Unfortunately I lost most of our early days photos when my laptop died, but luckily we had printed out one for our US immigration file (along with copies of letters, travel documents, and other 'evidence of our relationship') I hated having to do the immigration stuff, but it has been nice to go back and look at stuff that might have been tossed out. Guess that's when you know someone is for keeps, when you actually keep the little, insignificant stuff. Also, it looks like Tom hasn't changed at all in these two pictures.
- 20 August 2014 at 14:24
- My Two Mums said...
I love this. Some of Clara and my first photos together are awfully blurry, but because they hold memories, they are some of my favourite.
- 20 August 2014 at 15:15
He is so adorable, I love these pictures. He looks so dapper in his little posh jacket. I can't wait to see the wedding pictures :) xx
- 20 August 2014 at 15:51
Aw that's lovely...we found an old passport photo machine when we were in Exeter a week ago and all 5 of us piled in for some photos which I love (even though in many of them you can just see one of our eyes or a bit of head!!). Good luck with all the rest of your wedding planning...exciting times!!
- 20 August 2014 at 16:42
- Adele Jarrett-Kerr said...
My goodness! These are such cute pics! I don't remember who had more between my brother and me so that probably means that I had more! I'd never heard of sylvanian families before becoming a mother. Now I really want Santa to get them for Talitha. And that Topshop pic perfectly illustrates why I won't take Talitha shopping anymore! She keeps hiding in clothes!
- 20 August 2014 at 17:11
- Louisa said...
It's lovely to stop and take the time to have a photograph taken together. The only photos of me and my other half were taken at our wedding, it's our 5th anniversary next week, so time for a new one I think!
- 20 August 2014 at 19:32
- Laura Agar Wilson said...
Your boy is so adorable! I'm expecting my first baby in September, a little boy too and I can't wait to share little experiences like those with him in the future :-)
- 20 August 2014 at 19:32
- Jess@AlongCameCherry said...
The camera is so much better that the iPhone and I love the way it fits so much into the frame. In fact my iPhone camera is even worse now after using that one all weekend! Gorgeous pics x
- 20 August 2014 at 20:09
- Alex {Bump to Baby} said...
Such a lovely post. It's the blurry old photos that are the absolute best and mean the most :) x
- 20 August 2014 at 20:42
Me and my partner have so few photos together. Great photos. x
- 20 August 2014 at 21:12
I have been finding that I have been using my iPhone more than my actual camera recently so love this post. And those dungarees are just the absolute cutest.
- 20 August 2014 at 21:36
- Chelsea said...
Such adorable pictures of the little guy!
- 20 August 2014 at 21:40
So sweet pics! Love it!
Kisses Paola
- 20 August 2014 at 21:59
- Michelle Ashmore said...
I need to start doing this. We don't have many photos together and the thought of regretting that fact if Ant goes before me makes me really sad. I love your first photo. You both look totally happy :) xx
- 20 August 2014 at 23:32
Wow I am really impressed with the quality of the images from the Samsung - I was really apprehensive when I first heard of this camera but actually seeing the results I have changed my mind. I love Wilf's face - such a cute tiger and I really hope he feels better soon and never feel helpless Fritha - they all go through these fazes. I agree with London as well - keep thinking "why are we not living there?"
Laura x
- 21 August 2014 at 00:35
I want to do this! Well, I have no partner. Just idiot, cheating to-be-ex-husband but I want to do this with my son. Because children grow so fast. I'm always scared how fast he's growing and I want to remember him and those moments in time when he's all grown.
- 21 August 2014 at 01:59
- Colette B said...
I really ought to join in with this - there is a distinct lack of photos of my husband and I together, we are always taking photos of each other with the kids x
- 21 August 2014 at 07:14
Ah I love that wedding jacket - adorable! And we are a big Sylvanian family house too...I was always sad to have never had them when I was little so it's great to be able to indulge myself now via my children!! ;)
- 21 August 2014 at 08:14
- Jess@AlongCameCherry said...
Ah I love the photo of Wilf in his wedding outfit, he looks adorable! I always wanted Sylvanian family stuff when I was little, I was never allowed though! x
- 21 August 2014 at 08:31
- laura redburn said...
in the picture with the hat in next he looks SO MUCH like tom! and ahhh i always wanted sylvanian family stuff when i was a kid.
- 21 August 2014 at 10:22
I think you've got some lovely photos there, the phone sounds like a great option when your on the hoof so to speak
- 21 August 2014 at 16:01
Such a lovely post. We only had a few Sylvanian's because they were to expensive. I wanted them all haha!! :)
- 21 August 2014 at 16:49
I love your photos! I still have my Sindy and my 'Action Girl' along with a few 1970's clothes including purple crochet trousers and a knitted wedding dress. Wilf hiding in the clothes reminds me of my two boys when they were little and did exactly the same thing!
- 21 August 2014 at 16:53
I really need to get round to joining in with this as it's such a lovely linky - especially since we never have photos together and this is a great way of making sure we do. I really love your photo this month as well as there first one of you too - so cute, I love that it's not perfect and blurry - it's perfect
Laura x
- 22 August 2014 at 11:05
OOoo so exciting - haven't been to a wedding for far too long. Trying to persuade hubby to renew our vows
- 22 August 2014 at 22:12
Looks like you had a fab weekend and the picture quality is amazing! The colours really pop and it's all very sharp. Also totally loving Tom's badge and your little tiger! x
- 23 August 2014 at 19:50
Oh my gosh! Sylvanian Families! I used to love mine when I was little, the rabbits were always my favourites but they seem to have all sorts these days. xxx
- 25 August 2014 at 20:44
Your photos are amazing! I really must take a leaf out of your book and not shy away from carrying the DSLR everywhere.
- 26 August 2014 at 12:57
I loved Sylvanian families - and yes, I did have the house boat (for the otters!)
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I applied the new relaxer and did the whole "ritual" (the term they use). After drying and flat ironing, I was very pleased with the results. My scalp did not burn, my hair felt great and it felt amazingly moisturized. I have been married to Fabulaxer for a long time, but it is time to let it go. So this is my new relaxer, the Optimum Salon Haircare's Amla Legend. I plan on trying their other products such as the shampoo and conditioner, etc. and see if it would affect, change and/or enhance my current hair regimen.
The Optimum Amla Legend relaxer kit included:
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According to the instructions, it is made for all hair types and it also advises on the processing times for each type:
The Hair and scalp serum, "Billion Hair Potion" also smelled wonderful too. This serum was not oily, but more liquid and seemed to dissolve right onto the scalp. It is to be used twice a day. If you put too much, your hair will end up wet. What I also liked about it, is that the bottle comes with a top that is a dropper. It makes it easy to apply the product onto the scalp. This item is to promote thicker, fuller hair and conditions it too. And again, I will add that this also smells wonderful too!
I do not recommend any one switching their relaxer too often because different relaxers will have a variation of different ingredients and it may/will cause damage to the hair. I had a friend that used a different relaxer almost every other relaxer service just because she found it on sale. Was her hair damaged? Yes, her hair had become weak and thin. She also relaxed her hair every six weeks, but did a halo touch up (relaxing just the edges), every two weeks so she can have that sleek look all the time.
Please keep in mind that results will vary and this may work for you or not work for you. For me, it has worked great so far and I am happy with it.
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Does Garlic Increase Estrogen?
Garlic isn't likely to increase estrogen. In fact, it doesn't appear to alter hormone levels at all. This isn't to say that garlic can't be of benefit to your health. Studies suggest that garlic can slow the progression of cardiovascular diseases, improve cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure and even fight cancer, particularly when it comes to hormone-sensitive cancers such as breast or prostate cancer. Talk to a doctor before using garlic to treat any medical condition.
If you are experiencing serious medical symptoms, seek emergency treatment immediately.
A study published in the March 2001 "Journal of Nutrition" found that garlic and its derived compounds could alter the metabolism of estrogen. It appears that sulfides in garlic diminish the responsiveness of hormone-receptive tissue. In turn, this can potentially inhibit the development of hormone-sensitive cancers such as breast cancer. These sulfides, however, don't lower — or raise — the level of estrogen in the body; they affect only the rate in which it is metabolized by body tissue. Garlic also appears to have the same effect on the metabolism of testosterone, possibly benefiting in the treatment of prostate cancer.
Like any dietary supplement, the Food and Drug Administration doesn't regulate garlic in the same way it regulates prescription and nonprescription medications, so dosages may vary depending on the brand. Therapeutic doses, however, are typically set at 600 to 1,200 milligrams a day, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center 1. Talk to your doctor to determine if garlic can benefit you.
Side Effects
Although garlic is generally considered safe, it has potential side effects, especially when taken as a supplement. You may experience nausea, bloating, bad breath and body odor. Headaches, dizziness, fatigue, loss of appetite and muscle aches have been reported as well, but these side effects are rare. Garlic may adversely interact with antiplatelet and blood-thinning medications, cautions the University of Maryland Medical Center 1.
If your estrogen levels are low, proper diagnosis is essential to treatment. Estrogen can drop for a variety of reasons, including perimenopause, menopause, polycystic ovary syndrome and premature ovarian failure, to name only a few. Medical professionals may recommend various therapies to bring estrogen levels to a healthy range.
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Effective communication is vital in the workplace. Communication can be verbal or nonverbal. Communication is a five step process. The ability to know the difference between listening and hearing is another component in communication. Effective communication is vital to any criminal justice organization yet there are many barriers to overcome.
Verbal and Nonverbal Communication
Verbal and nonverbal communication plays a large part in the day to day life of a law enforcement agent. Each work day there are numerous interactions between an officer and another officer, or a citizen or group of citizens. "An officer must understand the significance of paralanguage (inflection, tone of voice, and pitch), the difference between hearing and listening, and the messages behind kinesics (facial expressions, posture, and other body movements)," stated Pritchett, (1993). Verbal communication can be oral or written communication. It also involves listening from the receiver and giving feedback to the sender confirming the message was understood. Nonverbal communication is the use of body language to communicate your message. An officer must be aware of his or her body language because a misunderstanding of the message being communicated could lead to a possible life or death situation.
Communication is a five step process. These steps are transmitting an idea, sending an idea through a medium, receiving the message, understanding the idea, and providing feedback to the sender (Wallace & Roberson, 2009). The first step is forming your ideas and thoughts to form the message. Then decide if it is going to verbal or nonverbal means of communicating your message. Next the receiver interprets the message and understanding the message comes from how he interprets the message. Finally, feedback is provided to the sender. If any of these steps fail, the communication is ineffective (Wallace & Roberson, 2009)….
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What is a Christian? People from all faiths come up with different definitions. For me-Christianity is more than just a religion , but a personal intimate relationship with God through Jesus-Yeshua after acceping Him as "Lord-Savior" (see Salvation-Testimony) as you grow and put your "sin-ful" past away... .
Living as Those Made Alive in Christ (Colossians 3)
" 1 Since, then, you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. 2 Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. 3 For you died, and your life is now hidden with Christ in God. 4 When Christ, who is your[a] life, appears, then you also will appear with him in glory.
5 Put to death, therefore, whatever belongs to your earthly nature: sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires and greed, which is idolatry. 6 Because of these, the wrath of God is coming.[b] 7 You used to walk in these ways, in the life you once lived. 8 But now you must also rid yourselves of all such things as these: anger, rage, malice, slander, and filthy language from your lips. 9 Do not lie to each other, since you have taken off your old self with its practices 10 and have put on the new self, which is being renewed in knowledge in the image of its Creator. 11 Here there is no Gentile or Jew, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbarian, Scythian, slave or free, but Christ is all, and is in all.
12 Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. 13 Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. 14 And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.
15 Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful. 16 Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts. 17 And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him. "
When was this "term" first used in the Bible?
"...and when he found him, he brought him to Antioch. So for a whole year Barnabas and Saul met with the church and taught great numbers of people. The disciples were called Christians first at Antioch."-Acts 11:26
It's a lifestyle, which isn't perfect (yes, we are all hypocrites, which is why we chose Jesus to be our "Lord"-we need Him to direct our lives and we cannot live life by our selves)with daily temptations and/or life challenges. This is why I made the links down below to show what I feel is part of being a Christian....
*Note: I'm no expert on these life lessons, but I just want to direct or point people the one who God-Elohim through His Son Jesus!
Peace and Joy
" 1Therefore, since we have been justified through faith, we[a]have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, 2through whom we have gained access by faith into this grace in which we now stand. And we[b] rejoice in the hope of the glory of God. 3Not only so, but we[c] also rejoice in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; 4perseverance, character; and character, hope. 5And hope does not disappoint us, because God has poured out his love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom he has given us. 6You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly. 7Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous man, though for a good man someone might possibly dare to die. 8But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.
9Since we have now been justified by his blood, how much more shall we be saved from God's wrath through him! 10For if, when we were God's enemies, we were reconciled to him through the death of his Son, how much more, having been reconciled, shall we be saved through his life! 11Not only is this so, but we also rejoice in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom we have now received reconciliation. "
Galatians 5-Life by the Spirit
" 22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. 24 Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires. 25 Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit. 26 Let us not become conceited, provoking and envying each other...
Deep Thought
Persecution: He Wasn't Kidding
"When you have a bad day and you feel persecuted, think of the Apostle Paul. Your life is a picnic compared to his."
The Nativity Story Trailer
"The original trailer for New Line Cinema's "The Nativity Story". "
*see GoodnewsEverybody.com Holidays: Christmas, Giving, "more-like" Christ, etc...
Jesus of Nazareth - best scenes - "Blessed are they..."
"This is one of the most touching scenes I have ever witnessed in my entire life. Taken from Zefirelli's "Jesus of Nazareth" (1977)
We are blessed - never forget that! Do not let others discourage you or bring you down, for it is written:
"If they have persecuted me, they will persecute you; if they have kept my sayings they will keep yours also.""
A lesson, from youtube.com
"You have heard it said you shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy. But I say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. For if you love only those who love you, what reward is there in that? "
*see Movies: The Passion
Personal Review:
Just saw the very interesting documentary on "Friends of God", which I feel you could do another one. Do you have plans to do so? I would like to see one that goes from region to region. As a Christian from the midwest, the "Christian experience" various throughout our "diverse" nation. This particular documentary seems to focus more on the "South" (a.k.a. "Bible belt"). It would be cool to see one in the "Midwest" or on different cultures (e.g. African American). Or even around the world (continent to continent)!
Christian since college 96',
Petra - You Are My Rock
Well it's true today that when people stand
With the fire of God, and the truth in hand
We'll see miracles, we'll see angels sing
We'll see broken hearts making history
Yes it's true and I believe it
We're living for you"
Everything - Tim Hughes
"God in my living
There in my breathing
God in my waking
God in my sleeping
God in my resting
There in my working
God in my thinking
God in my speaking
Be my everything
Be my everything
Be my everything
Be my everything
God in my hoping
There in my dreaming
God in my watching
God in my waiting
God in my laughing
There in my weeping
God in my hurting
God in my healingv
Christ in me
Christ in me
Christ in me the hope of glory
You are everything
Christ in me
Christ in me
Christ in me the hope of glory
Be my everything"
*many of the book below were refered during a sermon by Nate Rooney, pastor of Harvest Community Church (Fargo, ND), a UMM Alumn-on Sunday, April 22nd of 2007 at Morris Community Church
Hell's Best Kept Secret - Part 2 of 4
"Hell's Best Kept Secret - Part 2 of 4 www.wayofthemaster.com "
*see GoodnewsEverybody.com Issues-Accuser, Satan, Hell, etc.. & GoodnewsEverybody.com Liberal Arts: Law, Justice, etc..
5 Minutes Bible Study - Why Dont We Read The Bible?
"By Dr. Harold Sala
Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path. Psalm 119:105
When China opened its doors to foreigners in the late 1970s, I was among those who quickly applied for a visa to see the land described as a sleeping giant. For decades Chinese friends had been denied what we take for granted--freedom of expression and, certainly, freedom of religion. The group was international, with people from all over the world. At dinner a man from Britain told of a strange encounter with a youth on the street seeking a Bible.
Do you have a Bible? asked the young man.
Taken by surprise the tourist replied, Yes, but not with me. Its part of my library.
Somewhat disappointed the youth asked, Do you read it often?
No, came the somewhat embarrassing reply.
Then puzzled the lad asked, If you have a Bible, why dont you read it?
Good question! Not only for the British tourist who was not a practicing Christian, but for us who believe in God and His Son Jesus Christ but allow dust to cover our Bibles day after day, week after week.
Yes, we intend to read them at the end of the day, or we say to ourselves, Ill get up early tomorrow and take some time to get into the Word. But some way our intentions fade in light of the press of getting to the office, or scanning the newspaper for a few moments, or having the toast burn or the kids wake up on the wrong side of the bed. Bottom line--why dont we, when we believe this is Gods Word and is so very valuable?
In times of crisis, we dust off the old Book. Sure enough, the doctor says things arent going well, and we start searching for Psalm 23, or something which brings comfort. When bombs begin to fall or soldiers go into battle, they arent concerned with computers but they are with Bibles.
Helen Keller, that remarkable woman who challenged the lives of many in spite of her blindness, once said, I have often thought that it would be a blessing if human beings were stricken blind and deaf for a few days at some time during their adult lives. Darkness would make them more appreciative of sight; silence would teach them the joys of sound.
God didnt give us this book to grace the coffee table, or have it in our home as though its very presence would give us good luck and chase away the little devils that plague us with trouble. He gave it to us so that we might know how to live, how order our lives, how to relate to each other in a family, how to run our business, and how to make sure that we get to heaven when we die.
For years the Bible has been and still is the best selling book in all the world, but I wonder if the Bible is the best read book in all the world. Researcher George Barna says that 93 percent of us own a Bible, but less than half of those who own them ever read them. George Gallup Jr. agrees with him. As the result of his research, which confirms what I just quoted, he says, People revere the Bible, but they dont read it--thats what it comes down to.
The question of that young man in China seeking to find a Bible for himself still rings in my ears, If you have a Bible why dont you read it? How would you answer that? Could it be that the real answer is the same problem as plagued the Ephesians a generation after they first heard the Word? I hold this against you, said the Almighty, You have forsaken your first love (Revelation 2:4). Some way, somehow, we still have time for what we consider to be important. May God help us to get our priorities straightened out.
Resource reading: Revelation 2:1-7. "
From: "Poniman and Linda"
Subject: When I say... "I am a Christian"
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 20:16:49 +0700
"When I say... "I am a Christian"
I'm not shouting "I'm clean livin'."
I'm whispering "I was lost,
Now I'm found and forgiven."
When I say... "I am a Christian"
I don't speak of this with pride.
I'm confessing that I stumble
and need Christ to be my guide.
When I say... "I am a Christian"
I'm not trying to be strong.
I'm professing that I'm weak
And need His strength to carry on.
When I say... "I am a Christian"
I'm not bragging of success.
I'm admitting I have failed
And need God to clean my mess.
When I say... "I am a Christian"
I'm not claiming to be perfect,
My flaws are far too visible
But, God believes I am worth it.
When I say... "I am a Christian"
I still feel the sting of pain.
I have my share of heartaches
So I call upon His name.
When I say... "I am a Christian"
I'm not holier than thou,
I'm just a simple sinner
Who received God's good grace, somehow! *
From: Joe G.
Date: Wednesday, April 7th 2010
"In the happy moments...Praise God
In the difficult moments..Seek God
In the quiet moments...Worship God
In the painful moments..Trust God
In every moment..Thank God"
Hillsong United 'One Way'
'One Way Jesus off the more than life DVD"
Breathe On Me (Shout to The Lord, Hillsongs 2000)
"Breathe on Me by Darlene Zschech in Shout To The Lord 2000 Live. "
Names of God
"Here are some examples of YHVH (LORD) used in scripture: YHVH Elohim - LORD God: (Genesis 2:4). YHVH M'kadesh - The LORD Who Makes Holy: (Ezekiel 37:28). YHVH Yireh - The LORD Who Sees/provides: (Genesis 22:14). YHVH Nissi - The LORD My Banner: (Exodus 17:15). YHVH Shalom - The LORD Of Peace: (Judges 6:24). YHVH Tzidkaynu - The LORD Our Righteousness: (Jeremiah 33:16). YHVH O'saynu - The LORD our Maker: (Psalm 95:6).


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I was over at my family's place at Black Butte Ranch this weekend, and Central Oregon is in its full glory right now. The birch
(aspen?) trees are that truly amazing shade of yellow, and the vine maples are
anywhere from bright yellow through orange to deep crimson. Set against the
dark pines, the colors are really remarkable. No snow on the passes still, so
this is a great time of year to head that way.
If you've never been out to Black Butte, it's
also well worth the trip. Good restaraunt, beautiful views, miles of bike
paths, tennis, golf, swimming etc. A great place for family vacations, since
there's a little something for everyone.
I'm sure everyone knew about this but me, but I was impressed. I needed to attach some extra data to an XML Schema document so that it would be available to a code generator I'm writing. You can put whatever extra attributes you want in an XSD document (which is how MS does it with SQLXML, for example) and no one will be bothered.
However, I needed some full on elements to express the extra data I needed to carry. Luckily for me, the clever people at the W3C thought of this, and gave us the annotation element. I knew you could put documentation inside an annotation element, but I'd never noticed the appInfo element before.
Inside an appInfo, you can put whatever you want to, and attach it to just about any place in your schema file. Very cool.
<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:my="myNamespace" elementFormDefault="qualified" attributeFormDefault="unqualified">
<xs:element name="root element">
<xs:documentation>some documentation</xs:documentation>
<my:whatever>some app specific data</my:whatever>
On a completely different note, I'm amazed to see that WordML actually serializes the little red "you misspelled something again" bar into the XML. Just in case you want to style it into a mistake somewhere else?
It's been a very busy week in which I think I've written more code faster than I have in months. All in all a pretty productive time for me. Key learning for this week include:
I haven't been blogging much lately, largely due to the ongoing weirdness of my current employment situation, but I'm trying to be more conscientious about it.
Update: NAntPad .4 is much improved. I'm starting to use it more earnestly.
On Wednesday I started doing some contract work at Corillian Corp. Not only am I doing some really interesting work, but I'm working with my friend Scott Hanselman. I shared an office with him for a couple of years at STEP Technolgy, and I'd forgotten how much fun it is. Scott is one of the quickest thinking guys I've ever known, not to mention an actual standup comic :). It turns out that I know a bunch of people at Corillian, including some people I worked with at Intel once upon a time, and the three best project managers I've ever had the pleasure to work with. Should be a good time.
I finally got around to moving this blog to dasBlog. Now I'll have a lot more control over how things look, as well as features, etc. Right now it's using one of the default templates, so there will probably be some cosmetic changes as I get time to mess with templates. All of the old permalinks should still work, although the RSS has moved to http://www.cauldwell.net/patrick/blog/SyndicationService.asmx/GetRss.
In one of his posts a while back, Scott mentioned that he was using Mozilla Firebird, so I decided to check it out. Wow. It completely rocks. Page rendering is WAY faster than in IE, and I have yet to see any of the major rendering problems that I recall from previous experiments with Mozilla/Netscrape. I've only seen a couple of minor issues regarding table layout (and the fact that Windows Update won't load at all). I set it as my default browser, and haven't had any reason to resort back to IE (except for Windows Update).
Possibly the best part is there extension architecture. There are extensions for all kinds of things, including a Google bar, an Amazon browser, and a great download manager that handles multiple concurrent downloads without popping up extra windows.
There are only two things which still vex me… 1) I can't for the life of me figure out any way of replicating IE's "never reuse browser windows" feature. I'm so used to it that I keep clobbering stuff I'm not done with by clicking on links. 2) I miss my context menu for "Subscribe in NewsGator" when right clicking on links. (I think I may be able to come up with a solution, just haven't had time yet.)
Scott posted a great rant on what it means to be a GenX geek (I'm one too, although I've at least seen a punch card at the Smithsonian J ). I was inspired to check out the geek test, and I only scored a 45%. I was sure that those SCA questions would put me over the top. Sigh. I guess I came to it late. I've always been a geek, but I didn't really come to grips with that fact (or dedicate my life to it) until I was in college.
And just in case anyone was wondering, I'm an INTJ, which didn't really come as a surprise to me.
Clemens Vasters posted a great article on what's really behind a Service Oriented Architecture from the implementation standpoint. He makes some very astute points about why schemas are important for expressing service contracts, and what the implications of SOA are on implementing scalable solutions. Having wrestled a bit with this myself, I agree with his conclusion that old-school OOD is not the way to approach this particular problem. Also, with regards to the stateful vs. stateless issue, I really like his take:
Ruling out that state is implicitly shared between services (in memory or on disk) is a direct consequence from this and also serves the scalability purpose, because it further eliminates co-location assumptions about services and enables clustering. Note that this isn't about "stateless" or "stateful". Everything is stateful while it runs.
I've been a big fan of XMLSpy for a long time. It's one the best XML tools out there, and I'd have to say the very best schema editor. Now with their new version 2004, you can integrate XMLSpy directly into VS.NET, and use all the functionality of XMLSpy without having to leave everyone's favorite development environment. Very cool stuff. I much prefer the schema editor in XMLSpy to the database-centric one that ships with VS.NET, so it's nice not to have to launch yet another app to get at it.
I love appropriate applications of technology, and I just came across a really cool one. Our public transit system here in Portland (Hillsboro) OR now has up to the minute bus tracking information available for cell phones (trimet.org/wap) and wirelessly connected PDAs (trimet.org/pda). You put in what route and which stop you are at, and it will tell you when the next bus is coming. How cool is that?! As someone who both has a WAP phone and commutes to work on public transit (since I can't afford one of the new 2004 Prius), I'm pretty excited. This is possibly even better than WAP/PDA accessible movie times, which was formerly my favorite application of wireless technology. Since they are pretty static, I actually get my movie times through AvantGo on my PocketPC (a ViewSonic v37).
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Not J-Horror. Not cute animé. Not Godzilla. Not new Korean. Not Pink movies. ... BUT INSTEAD ... the weird, unknown, FORGOTTEN, never discovered, TRASHY, wild, gory, absurd, INSANE, dark, nasty WONDERS from the Asian backyard!!!
Thursday, 19 May 2011
THE KILLER ELEPHANTS and THUNDER OF GIGANTIC SERPENT - on DVD from ATTACKAFANT in 2011
And here's an old upload (from someone else) of THUNDER OF GIGANTIC SERPENT. Obviously, the uploader copied it off the IFD homepage and the picture quality ain't too happening but you'll get an impression of this crazy movie. The bad quality is of course not representative of how the new DVD is gonna look.
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I got about halfway through SERPENT before shutting it off. It seriously gave me a headache. Granted, the copy I have isn't the best. I do plan to try it again at some point. Speaking of snakes, have you seen the Japanese DVD of CALAMITY OF SNAKES and if so, does it have English dub or subs?ReplyDelete
A headache? Oh really, haha. I've never watched either of the two films so I have no idea what I'll think of them.ReplyDelete
I don't have the Japanese DVD of CALAMITY but I remember seeing a scan of it and thinking it had the same cover as the VHS that has Japanese subs with Cantonese audio. I have the VHS. There's also another Japanese VHS that carries the English dub but whether that one was released on DVD I don't know (I wouldn't think so as I'm sure I would have heard about it - but of course you never know).


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Synonyms: Seikimatsu Kyuseishu Densetsu: Hokuto no Ken, HNK
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Aired: Oct 4, 1984 to Mar 5, 1987
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Many consumers choose a car as a means of expressing themselves. But most of the time, it is the vision of the vehicle's designer that the customer selects, rather than their own. Daihatsu Motor Company, a manufacturer of small and lightweight cars based in Ikeda, Osaka, Japan, wanted to place more customization and design freedom directly into the hands of its customers. The automaker relied on Stratasys 3D Printing technology and expertise to bring the customer into the design process in a totally new way.
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Death By Chocolate Cake....what a way to go right!
This cake is so rich, so full of chocolate goodness that you will only be able to eat a small piece but oh baby is it good!!
1 Box Yellow Cake Mix
1 Small Box Vanilla Instant Pudding
1 Small Box Chocolate Instant Pudding
4 Eggs
3/4 Cup Oil
1 Cup Sour Cream
1 (12 oz )Bag Of Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips (Divide the bags into thirds)
Mix cake mix,both puddings,eggs,oil,sour cream and 1/3 of the chocolate chips together for 2 minutes.
Pour HALF the batter into a prepared bundt pan. (I sprayed mine with the Pam cooking spray for baking that has the flour in it)
Sprinkle 1/3 of the chocolate chips in top.
Add remaining batter, and pour the last of the chocolate chips on top.
Bake for 50 minutes at 350
* I wanted to add even more chocolate goodness so I melted a 1/2 can of Pillsbury chocolate frosting. I put it in a small pan and melted it over a very low heat on the stove top, stirring the whole time so it didn't stick and burn. I then drizzled it on top of the cooled cake. And topped that with some crushed up heath bar candy.
This is a very moist and dense cake. It is wonderful without the added toppings and great with ice cream.
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Destination Covered : Katra
Price (Starting From) : INR 4500 Per Person
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Day 1: Jammu - Katra
Arrival from Jammu Tawi Railway station and transfer to Katra. After having freshen-Up at hotel rest day free for personal activities. Evening after having early dinner, respected guest start journey towards Mata VaishnoDavi by foot approach.
Meals : Dinner
Day 2: Vaishno Davi - Katra
Arrival from Darshan check inn again in hotel. After taking shower visit local bazaar of Katra as it is popularly known, is a small town in Reasi district of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir situated in the foothills of the Trikuta Mountains, where the holy shrine of Vaishno Devi is located. It is located 42 km from the city of Jammu. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.
Meals : Breakfast and Dinner
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The Emmanuel College Men's & Women's swimming programs both completed their first undefeated dual meet season, winning their final dual meets of the of the season on Saturday January 27, 2018 vs. Brenau University, Point University, and South Georgia State College.
The Lions ended their seasons perfect in dual meet competition. The women finished 12-0 and are the favorites heading into the Sun Coast Swimming Conference Championships being held this week (February 8-10) in Columbus, GA.
The men finished a perfect 11-0. But what is even more impressive is the men won the Sewanee Invite in October in Tennessee (defeating 6 other teams) and the Winter ECAC Swimming Championships in December in New Your City (defeating 12 teams). As it stands, the men are a perfect 29-0 this season vs. other college teams and are also the favorites heading into the Sun Coast Swimming Conference Championships this week in Columbus, GA.
Women top performers:
In the 200 medley relay (Calka, Simioni, Monges, Ribeiro) finished 1st (1:51.74)
In the 1650 free, Monges finished 1st (18:32.78), Mafla 3rd (19:14.70), and Curtright 8th (26:11.79)
In the 200 free, Ostojska finished 1st (2:00.05), Bouckaert 2nd (2:01.73), and Duarte 7th (2:13.78)
In the 50 free, Arnold finished 1st (24.92), Ribeiro 3rd (25.68), and Pieterse 7th (29.88)
In the 400 IM, Calka finished 1st (4:44.66), Duarte 4th (5:06.60), and Curtright 7th (7:07.18)
In the 100 fly, Monges finished 1st (1:00.39), Bouckaert 2nd (1:01.35), and Mafla 7th (1:05.15)
In the 100 free, Arnold finished 1st (54.98), Ostojska 2nd (55.33), and Pieterse 6th (1:05.12)
In the 100 back, Simioni finished 2nd (1:00.86), Calka 3rd (1:02.04), and Duarte 10th (1:11.63)
In the 100 breast, Ribeiro finished 1st (1:09.43), Simioni 2nd (1:10.70), and Pieterse 11th (1:19.77)
In the 200 freestyle relay (Ostojska, Bouckaert, Mafla, Arnold) finished 1st (1:43.11)
Men top performers:
In the 200 medley relay (Aleksandrowicz, Aguilar, Courteaux, Rosa) finished 1st (1:35.85)
In the 1650 free, Raczynski finished 1st (15:58.06), Williamson 2nd (17:48.77), and Armes 5th (18:16.62)
In the 200 free, Sobers finished 1st (1:46.48), McGhee 2nd (1:47.02), and Robertson 3rd (1:51.71)
In the 50 free, Aleksandrowicz finished 1st (21.57), Reichenbach 3rd (23.15), and Campbell 4th (23.45)
In the 400 IM, Danjou finished 1st (4:03.81), McGhee 2nd (4:19.03), and Jones 4th (4:33.61)
In the 100 fly, Sobers finished 1st (50.93), Aleksandrowicz 3rd (53.68), and Danjou 6th (56.87)
In the 100 free, Rosa finished 1st (45.71), Chavis 3rd (50.41), and McGhee 4th (50.41)
In the 100 back, Jones finished 1st (55.83), Robertson 3rd (58.03), and Ordonez 4th (1:00.73)
In the 100 breast, Courteaux finished 1st (1:00.44), and Aguilar 4th (1:05.15)
In the 200 freestyle relay (Reichenbach, Mendes, Danjou, Sobers) finished 1st (1:29.22)
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As the title notes. I haven't finished a kit in awhile. No excuses really, just too busy for my model therapy The AMK kit is fantastic, I can't give it enough praises. I meant to make this a quick OOB build, but it was building up so well, I bought the ResKit wheels, Aires bang seat, and ended up using different decals - probably the only gripe with the kit, as they are overly thick, and won't lay down. I ended up using a mix of Kinetic decals (same airframe ironically), Superscale insignia, and a couple stencils I made using my new cricut maker. The cut stencils were the new technique I tried. If you've seen any of my other posts in the last 18-24mo., I try to use something new on each kit. I'm attempting, in my own ham-fisted way, to expand my skills, getting back into modeling after a too long absence. Enough Rambling, on to the model; Hope you enjoy. As always, comments, critiques and questions are always encouraged. Mark
In November 2013, AvantGarde Model Kits (AMK) generated some buzz announcing a new tool 1/48th Grumman F-14 Tomcat kit project for 2014 ( http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234950051-avant-garde-2014-list/). Most of the rumourmongers - including myself - considered this project as dead. But some hours ago AMK has changed its Facebook introduction picture. The new one - rather grainy! - is a F-14 Tomcat taking off full AB. A sign or not? Time will tell. Source: https://www.facebook.com/avantgardemodelkits/photos/a.321594134672087.1073741835.279694855528682/485385101626322/?type=1&theater That said in my opinion a new tool 1/48th F-14 is like a new Me.109 or Fw.190: not necessary! To be followed. V.P.
1/48 - Mil Mi-17 (Mi-8MT) Hip - by Annetra
172flogger posted a topic in The Rumourmonger1/48 - Mil Mi-17 Hip - by Annetra Annetra is local Avantgarde Models distributor cooperating on AMK 1:48 Albatros and 1:72 Delfín kits. Is Hip moulded by AMK?
Kfir C-2
dov posted a topic in Work in Progress - AircraftHi you all This will become my Kfir C-2. I built it several years ago a C-7with an Italeri kit and a conversion set from Isracast . This was very difficult, to achieve a proper result. This time I build 2 Kfir C-2. The first from AMK and the second from Kinetic. The aftermarket products I bought you may see. Beside this, I have as left over a complete conversion set from Isracast for the C-2 and the fuel tank and pylon set from Isracast. Of course, the book about the Kfir too. My personal linkage to the Kfir is that I had to live with this a/c. Every day over years and months, I could see them on the sky in Israel. I spent so much time there. The dogfight exercises I liked most, to climb up like at a candle in a group of three or four. Several times, I got lost in time or I was sunburned during this. Now to the build: First, the bad news. The AIRES cockpit set is NOT TO USE!!!!!!!! You will lose the entire front wheel well. The same experience I had with my Skyhawk. You may use parts of it, but that is it! I do not understand how the Aires people can release such a nonsense! The AMK kit is actually well designed. I could not make out any major flaws. I want to create a C-2 for ground support. That means to install the Kfir MER and the four stations in the back and front for a single bomb. I intended to install the supersonic tank, but there is none in the kit. Anyway, maybe I will take this one from Kinetic or from my resin kit from Isracast. In my case, I would load the Mk. 82 bombs and the Python 3 missile. The build until today went all straight ahead. I changed the cockpit front part to resin. Here is to mention, that the MB 10 ejection seat was used at late C-2 also. And the dashboard I will change to C-2 standard, since my Aires one is for C-7. The nose gear: Here I glued all the parts together and drilled holes for a pin to hold the nose wheel. It is an eye catcher on the Kfir, the nose gear! Tomorrow I will start spraying the cockpit. Well, so far. If you have any question, you may look at the walk around from our website. I took many many pictures on the Kfir. The history of the development is so interesting, if you may like it, I will give you next times a short intro. Happy modelling
AMK 1:48 Super Etendard - on hold. Do you still want it?
Mike posted a topic in The RumourmongerAs Martin from AMK has announced that the planned SuE is on hold while they finish off the F-14 and the L-39. The question was asked on another thread whether it's worth their while continuing with the project now that other kits of the subject in the same scale (1:48) are out there. Do you want them to continue? Please keep any comments germane to the subject and let's not go off on any wishlist of new kits like happened in the other thread. Thanks
IAI Kfir C12 Colombian AF 1/72
dolphin38 posted a topic in Ready for Inspection - AircraftI haven't posted for a while, loss of modelling mojo but I have finally completed the AMK 1/72 Kfir as a Colombian AF C12 I added the High Planes refuelling probe, Master brass pitot and some Eduard brass in the cockpit. The decals are from Aztec the only thing I would say about these is that the 'No Pise' markings on the trailing edge are in black and the pictures I have seen on the internet suggest they should be in red. The weathering was kept minimal as these Colombian jets seem to be kept very clean. Anyway enjoy (or not) Willy _IMG6083_1 by Phillip Wilmshurst, on Flickr _IMG6084_1 by Phillip Wilmshurst, on Flickr _IMG6088_1 by Phillip Wilmshurst, on Flickr _IMG6090_1 by Phillip Wilmshurst, on Flickr
AMK Mig-31 B/BS Finally done
McMaster posted a topic in Ready for Inspection - AircraftI started this kit two years ago and for the best part of last year it was just sitting collecting dust,I just didn't feel like doing any work on it.I finally decided to get it done this month and here it is.No it didn't turn out as good as I hoped it would (I still got a lot of learining and improving ahead of me) but it could have been worse. Took these pics real quick with my phone hence the bad quality.
Colombian Airforce KFIR C10 - upgrade - the brand new AMK upgraded Kfir (one week delivery from Hobbyeasy!! ) kit forms the basis, Wingman Models conversion kit the necessary ingredient, and HPM produced Derby missile and Skunkworks (Kinetic ) Spice bomb, Eduard Brassin GBU-49, some Eduard PE Academy Liteting pod, Academy PhytonV, ..... and ... quite a lot, build during the Britmodeller 10th anniversary GB earlier this year! some canard colleagues: and a neighbour: hope you like it! cheers, Werner
MiG-31 - AMK 1/48 - Finished.
Marlin posted a topic in Work in Progress - AircraftHi. Santa dropped this on my doorstep. 019 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr And I've been drooling over it all Christmas. But yesterday as I was waiting for the Junior World Championship Ice hockey tournament to start I somehow opened up one small bag and started to prime the engine parts. Orca 001 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr So I guess I can say that this build officially started. I'll continue with the massive engines tonight... To be continued... /Bosse
AMK Mig-31BM Foxhound Review Build 1:48
Mike posted a topic in Ready for Inspection - AircraftThe new AMK Mig-31BM/BSM kit in 1:48 is an awesome testament to its designer's skill, and as well as fitting beautifully it captures the look of this mean-looking Cold War Warrior, and builds into a highly detailed and BIG model. I took this on as a review build at Martin from AMK's request, and I have thoroughly enjoyed the process. While it is an Out Of Box build with no extras other than a couple of AoA vanes added from scrap, I have tried to replicate the details in the painting, with lots of help from Gabor, for which thanks Painted with AKAN paints from Coastal Craft, weathered with Ultimate Dark Dirt Wash, and some AMMO streaking grime, it also marked a few new departures for me. First off was the foiling of a couple of parts on the R-33 missiles, plus the most interesting and useful addition to my arsenal, which are the new Vallejo Metal Color paints from Creative Models. I didn't get chance to use them until later in the build, but I used a number of shades on the exhaust cans, and their chrome is especially good Anyway - there's 28 pages of waffle if you're interested here, so without further ado, I give you... some pictures This one shows the static wicks installed, including a pair on the elevators, which aren't on the kit parts, so I couldn't knock them off during the build! You know what? I thoroughly enjoyed the build, and if that's not what modelling should be about then my name is Michael Caine I've just noticed that I forgot to unmask the landing lights
Rumor. After its stunning 1/48th MiG-31BM/BSM kit (http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234946328-mig-31bm-avantgarde-model-148/) AvantGarde Model Kits (AMK) is to release the earlier variants from the "Foxhound", the MiG-31B/BS - ref.AMK88008 Release expected in 2016. Source: serious & reliable :-) V.P.
Wingman conversion C10 on AMK kit?
Flyingdutchman posted a topic in ModernG'day all, The AMK has recently come available at my LHS. Now to build a modern Colombian Kfir C10 I need the conversion made by Wingman Models. Does any of you have an idea if this would fit on the AMK nose? Has one of you maybe both the Kinetic C7 kit and the AMK so that a comparison of the diameter of the nose can be made? Thanks! Evert
L-29 Upgrade set & wheels 1:48 Eduard Brassin - For Eduard / AMK Eduard offer us two new resin sets for the new Eduards kit or even the AMK Boxing, Upgrade Set (49870) This is two sheets of PE, one coloured and one plain. Upgrade areas in this set includes, Ejector seat parts, canopy framing, cockpit sidewalls, front instrument bay, flap bays and flaps, fuselage access panels, under carriage bays, gear doors, and speed brakes. Wheels (648374) This is a new set of wheels for the kit, both mains and the front. Also included us a new fork for the front wheel. As is standard for Eduard painting mask are provided as well. Review samples courtesy of
Waiting on some replacement parts for my Danish Dynamite and with an upcoming training coming up, I decided to start building this gorgeous kit. Kit of the year 2015 I believe. And so far, I am absolutely amazed by it.. it fits like a glove, is detailed and is huge.. I have read Mike's build here one Britmodeler and that was indeed the trigger to start.. And this one it will be, blue 05: Airliners.net picture removed - read the rules regarding using these Okay.. something I didn't know as well... i'll leave it here since Blue 05 is not possible anyway.. see later posts.. First thing I wanted to check and glue.. second.. it does require just a little work..i dryfitting easy as building.. darn, that's no small plane.. a piece of scrap to make the fitting a bit neater.. some sanding is needed for a perfect nose.. but I love it! take some 2 mm of this rib for a better fitting intake.. loving Alclad.. Mr.Paint-32 Russian Green for wheels and antenna covers.. and Eduard's set improves this.. don't forget to paint the inside of the hull since it will be the inside of your wheel wells, also at the nose gear bay.. main gear wheel bay (dryfit only).. beautiful pieces.. Alclad 106 in the nose gear bay.. For all the Mig-31 experts.. I think I have bought two sets of decals thinking they were for the BM/BSM. But found out most of these topics are a for the B/BS. So, I was wondering which aircraft I can model using these two sets, that is, which are BM/BSM and which are B/BS? Hungarian Armour Decals.. Authentic Decals 48-20.. dryfiiting only.. I thinned the right side of the plastic on top of the variable duct.. some very thin pieces of plastic to improve the fit.. I found the hinges missing and thought I would be able to make them myself.. made some missing circles as well.. in action.. et voila.. glued the gorgeous intakes semi together and finished gluing while they were installed in the hull.. burner cans.. with the same light and nothing done, it looks different..
AMK 1/72 Kfir C2I'd like to add another entry to this GB - the new AMK 1/72 Kfir C2/C7. This delightfully-moulded kit comes with parts for two versions and markings for numerous operators, including an aircraft flown by the Airborne Tactical Advantage Company (ATAC), N401AX. This, or something similar, is what I've chosen as the subject for this build; I'm actually inclined to build a slightly different jet, N404AX (photo by James Geer 2011, on Flickr), because of its nifty blue colour scheme, but I'll worry about the final choice later. Here are some shots of the box/sprues/contents: I haven't started the kit as yet, preferring to concentrate on the two Special Hobby Mirage F1 kits progressing in parallel elsewhere in this GB, but this Kfir looks to be a very, very nice kit of this attractive Mirage variant and I'm keen to make a start. Andrew.
Kfir C2 & C7 update sets & masks 1:72 Eduard - For AMK Kit The AMK kit is new to the market and Eduard are as usual quick with the sets. As you can build a C2 or C7 from the kit Eduard have released two sets depending on which version you will build. Both sets have a nickel coated fret and a brass fret in the packet. Parts included are coloured instrument panels, seat belts and all the side panels. New seat cushions are included and firing handles for the ejection seat. Canopy frames with mirrors and sills are provided. For the airframe new wheel well liners are included, and for the undercarriage scissor links and wheel hubs are there. Engine parts and pylon faces complete the set along with new muzzle covers for the cannons and faces for the chaff/flare dispensers. C2 C7 Masks (CX488) This set (for either the C2 or C7 provides all the masks for the main wheels and glazing in the yellow tape. Review sample courtesy of
Avantgarde Model Kits (AMK) is working on a 1/48th AL-4320 APA-5D russian/soviet airfield starter truck kit - ref. Source: https://www.facebook.com/avantgardemodelkits/posts/808895625941933 HAD already proposes a 1/48th URAL-4320 APA-5D impressive resin kit: link V.P.
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First WIP thread. AMK Mig-31
ChrisBraid posted a topic in Work in Progress - AircraftSo after lurking on the forums for a while looking at everyones work I thought I should contribute with an attempt of my own. Normally I'm a fan of things with propellers on them but when I was a kid there was one jet that I loved and that was the Mig-25 Foxbat. So when I saw that AMK were going to be releasing one I made the error of looking at the Mig-31 As they say a fool and his money are easily parted..... Sooo. I'm hoping you guys will give me some hints along the way as this is a new subject area for me and I will be needing guidance, not least with photo etch which I optimistically purchased. Any feedback will be appreciated. In case I forget I'm a very slow builder
AMK Mig-31B/BS Foxhound 1:48 - WHAT? AGAIN?
Mike posted a topic in Work in Progress - AircraftYes. Again. Well, almost. This build is of the new B/BS variant, which I reviewed the other day here, and I'll be taking a slightly different approach, using some aftermarket from various sources to add a little difference between the two aircraft. I'm also hoping to either paint, or be lucky enough to get a set of markings for the display aircraft in blue/white and black over the standard grey. That was an E, so I'm also going to be looking into the external differences between the two types. So far the aftermarket is looking like this. G-Factor landing gear, as I'm probably going to take it to a few shows and want the gear to survive handling and travel. Eduard resin wheels to depict an aircraft with new tyres. Parts of the Eduard PE set, except for some instrument panels that differed. Kit decals will be used for those that do. HGW Masks because I fancy using some for a change. Resin weapons - Not sure on this yet, as I'll have to check my box for the various Eduard sets. I'll update this section when I know. I've built up the engine, intake trunk, gear bay and cockpit assemblies so far, in a slightly different configuration than previously to reduce the number of assemblies and with little clean-up of sprue gates where they won't be seen other than cutting them flush. The engines are currenly in the spray booth after a coat of gloss black, and as soon as I can I'll be priming the cockpits and ejection seats for later painting. Pics when there's something worthwhile to report
Finally...... AMK Микоян МиГ-31, Саваслейка Air Base in 1/48 scale with Eduard Interior. A superb kit of a beautiful russian aircraft! I hope you gents like it, thanks for watching! Oliver
Avantgarde Models Mig-31B/BS Foxhound 1:48Mig-31B/BS Foxhound 1:48 Avantgarde Models The Foxhound was developed as successor to the Mig-25, to fulfil the promise of the far from perfect Foxbat, and this is did very well. It was shrouded in secrecy, and the advanced radar coupled with a capable targeting system allowed it to designate several targets at once, as well as giving it the ability to look down/shoot down, aircraft and cruise missiles, which was a first at the time. The B model was fitted with in-flight refuelling capability as well as a new radar system that was developed after it was found that the West now had the technical details of the previous installation. The BS was the upgraded Mig-31 base model that was re-deployed to B standards, to differentiate between marks, and was eventually replaced by the B in the 90s. Incidentally, the B was also built as an export model and designated the E, which may be of interest to those of us that like unusual schemes, such as the E that wore the striking blue/white/black scheme over its base grey at airshows. The Kit The initial boxing of the kit was the more common BM/BSM that we reviewed here, built here and completed here. Now I've got the self-publicity out of the way, this is the next boxing with differences engineered in, and some changes made based upon feedback from us modellers, self-included IIRC. Sorry – I said I'd finished blowing my own trumpet, didn't I? Having built the original boxing, I can confirm it was one of the most pleasing and satisfying modelling experiences of my life, and this one should be better, as it has a number of improvements that will help keep momentum going, such as seatbelts, instrument decals, decals for the germetika, tinted canopy etc. The boxart is another photo, but of a B/BS taking off to the left instead of the right. Inside the box it is full to the brim with three sub-boxes holding the lower fuselage, forward fuselage and missiles respectively. The rest of the sprues are in re-sealable bags, which some folks with vibrating houses (in-joke) will find useful if they wanted to look in the bags and put them back to save chaffing. It's easier to provide a list of the contents: 13 x sprues of varying sizes in grey styrene 1 x fuselage lower in grey styrene 1 x fuselage upper in grey styrene 2 x clear parts in clear or gold tinted styrene 10 x spruelets for weapons in grey styrene 1 x Photo-Etch (PE) sheet in brass The nose-weights from the first boxing have been dropped in favour of a larger PE sheet, as I suspect they weren't quite enough. I ended up filling the nose cone with weight held in place by a packing of Milliput, but you may have better ideas. The build is very similar to the original, so I won't re-tread that, other than for pointing out the differences. The full length intakes are built identically, while the main gear bays have two small parts swapped to hide a couple of ejector pin marks. I'd consider leaving parts L42 & L43 off until later in the build though, as I managed to break both of mine during the build and they can easily be inserted when needed to support the bay doors/airbrake parts. Check your references for the painting of the bay, as some aircraft have a tan coloured section on the walls, which adds a little interest to the overall metallic colour. The bay doors can all be left off until later, but the nose wheel leg has to be inserted in between the walls. You can however leave the base parts in the bay without building the rest up to avoid damaging those too. The fuselage closes up around the trunking, and the wings are built up along with the separate flying surfaces, attaching to the large aperture on the top, and leaving VERY little in the way of seamlines to deal with. The nose is an impressively moulded single part, into which the cockpit slides very neatly. The instrument panels are subtly different, and as previously mentioned there are a set of decals to cover the instrument faces at the front and rear once you have done the detail painting. The coamings fit into the cockpit once it has been fixed in place, or it would baulk the sliding in process, and you can choose faired-in or un-faired refuelling probes in extended or retracted positions, both of which have a clear fairing around them so that you can mask the light at the front of the fairing that is used in night-time refuelling. Paint the rear of this silver before you glue it in, then back it with some black, so that it won't be seen from behind. The final refuelling option is the absence of probe and an insert that covers the recess. There is a photo floating round the net of a Mig-31E with its radome removed to show off the front of the Radar, which AMK have included as a PE part in case you'd like to go down that route. The nose cone is a click-fit, and has the detailed probe on the front, which has some fine lines of sealant/insulation in places that you can pick up from looking at my build. The detail painting really does improve the model. I should thank Gabor for a lot of the detail painting that he pointed out to me, as I had missed quite a lot of the subtleties early in my build. Intakes, auxiliary doors and the nose fit simply to the front of the fuselage with again very little in the way of seamlines. The kit really does pamper the modeller! The twin tails build up with poseable rudders and lots of delicate antennae at the trailing edge that I managed to bend and break quite early in the build. Cut them off and re-attach later, replace them with brass aftermarket ones (as I did), or just be careful with them, as not everyone has pudgy fingers like me. The elevators can be posed angled down or straight, but it appears that they are usually in the undeflected position when the aircraft is at rest. This time around you are given the option of showing the IRST housing under the nose retracted into its cubby-hole by omitting the plinth that makes it stand proud. The landing gear has been identified as slightly weak by some builders who have installed them when told to, so give some consideration to leaving them of until the last minute. If handled carefully they should suffice, but if you intend to take your model to shows you would also be wise to consider metal replacement parts, which are now available from G-Factor Models and others. The wheels have no tread to speak of still, but as I've said before the majority of photos I have seen there is very little if any tread left on the wheels. Eduard however have come out with a lovely resin set for that Kwik-Fit feeling. The ejection seats have been updated with a set of crew harnesses that were missing from the initial boxing, and these should ease your way to a nicely detailed cockpit. Thanks for listening guys! They are fitted at the last gasp along with the canopy, which is now provided in clear or gold-tinted variants on separate sprues. Yet again, AMK have listened to feedback, as not all modellers are comfortable with tinting their own clear parts. Again there are choices of a one-piece closed canopy with separate windscreen or three part canopy and separate windscreen for posing them open. When posing them open there are some fantastically detailed styrene inserts that make up the interior details, which will need painting in the bright insulation green with interior green strips holding the insulation in place. There is no front cockpit periscope on this earlier mark, but the rear periscope is still there, comprising a large mirror that pops up on pair of legs with PE bracing when needed during take-off and landing. If you are putting in the rams for the canopy in the open position, don't glue in the ejection seats first like I did. Much easier to put those in after, and it saves you some pennies for the swear jar. The weapons load for the B/BS is different from the BM/BSM, although the four R-33s that nestle under the fuselage in semi-recessed mounting points are still present. They are all still slide-moulded in one main part, which is a two-edged sword, as you get superb detail, but have to deal with four fine seam-lines. From my point-of-view the jury is still out on them, but they do look nice when finished. In the box you get the following weapons: 4 x Vympel R-33 (AA-9 Amos) long range A2A missiles 4 x R-60 (AA-8 Aphid) Infrared A2A Missile 2 x R-40 (AA-6 Acrid) long range A2A missiles There are adapter rails and pylons for each of these, with a dual-rail adapter for the R-60s. A separate page of the instructions shows possible load-outs for the munitions. Markings The most notable feature of the markings is a full sheet of stencils that are rather comprehensive and ordered in such a way that each section applies to a part of the airframe, such as underside, starboard, ejection seats etc. This helps massively when you are applying them, as you can just work along a section cutting off successive decals and wetting them, rather than the usual hunt-the-decal game that gets tedious very quickly. The national markings are on a separate sheet, and these are very similar to the original issue, which a few people commented on being a little large. The sheet has been extended to accommodate the cockpit decals, which have been very nicely done (and are most welcome), and the Germetika pink sealant that goes around the canopy borders. These have been printed in just the right colour, and have an incredibly fine carrier film that should disappear once fitted. They have even included two parts for the sills of the canopies, which also have the Germetika gunked on, which shows attention to detail. In case you find any areas that need some additional sealant, and believe me, they do slap it on all over (remember Brut 33?), there are eight 60mm strips at the bottom of the sheet for just such purposes. IIRC, I even saw some inside the flap track in one photo. A white sealant line is included for the shapely front panel of the windscreen, which can be seen on close-up photos. I missed it on my previous build though. From the box you can build one of the following: Mig-31BS 16 Blue Russian Air Force, Chelyabinsk-Shagol Airbase 2014. Mig-31BS 23 Red Kazakhstan Air Force, 2012. Mig-31B 73 Blue one of several operated by the training unit at Savasleyka Air Base. Decals are printed anonymously, and have good registration, sharpness and colour density, with a thin gloss carrier film cut close to the printed areas. With a little gloss coating and careful sanding, the carrier film can be made to disappear for most of them. Conclusion AMK have made a great kit better, but there's one thing missing. That gorgeous display scheme with the blue, white and black design that was applied to an E. If that could have been incorporated into this boxing I'd have been a happy bunny. That's just me though, so don't take that as a gripe – someone is bound to come out with the decals soon, and if you're one of those someones, do let me know ASAP if not sooner. Such a lovely kit – treat yourself, even if Russian aircraft aren't usually your bag. I simply can't recommend it highly enough! Available soon from all good model shops online or otherwise. Don't delay getting yours, as if it follows the runaway success of the initial release, they might be hard to come by soon, pending moulding of another batch. Review sample courtesy of
спасибо Лавре́нтий ! Source: http://scalemodels.ru/modules/forum/viewtopic_t_48220_start_100.html After the 1/48th kit (http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234934843-148-aero-l-29-delfin-by-avantgarde-model-kits-released/), AMK should release (in December 2015?) a 1/72nd Aero L-29 Delfin. To be followed. V.P.
I had a muscular envelope surgery a week ago and a whole 2 months prior to that I didn't work on a single kit.So its time for something truly special.Although I said "summer project" considering how big the kit is and how much work it requires I'll be happy if I finish it before winter (and probably will).I truly hope this will be the best kit I ever made and will put my 110% into making it.Hope you guys enjoy this WIP
L-29 Delfin - for AMK Kit - 1:72 Eduard
Julien posted a topic in Aftermarket (updates/conversions)L-29 Delfin - for AMK Kit 1:72 Eduard The AMK L-29 Defin is a great little kit, we recently reviewed it here. This set from Eduard provides one colour fret on nickel plated metal and one brass fret. The coloured fret provides mainly cockpit details with new instrument panels side consoles, new seatbelts and ejection seat parts. The brass fret provides a new seat pan, interior for the cockpit including lower sides, details for the canopy glazing, instrument panel coamings, rudder pedals, rear cockpit bulkhead; and a complete new section for nose including decking and boxes housed there. For the main undercarriage bays there are new cable runs, interior faces, and gear bay doors. There are also cable runs for the main undercarriage legs. New flap well interiors are provided as well as new ends for the flaps. Lastly a whole host of exterior panels and aerials are provided as well as the soviet block three pronged IFF antennas. Conclusion These frets should enhance an already great kit. Highly Recommended. Review sample courtesy of


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There are a few automakers who can link you to a live person who will help you out when needed, but Infiniti has taken this a step beyond with its Infiniti Personal Assistant. You can ask for sports scores, movie times, trivia questions ... and yes, it really works.
I was given a chance to try it. I was going away and was going to make a restaurant reservation at my destination, so I called IPA (no, not the beer), gave the restaurant name and town it's in, and left it at that. Two minutes later, I got an email with all the info. Read all about it in my Driving Force column in Metro by clicking here.


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This was stated after a meeting between Health Minister JP Nadda and Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh here to discuss healthcare issues in the state.
During the meeting, Singh thanked the Centre for Swan river channelization project and sought Nadda's help for additional funds.
"The minister assured him of all possible support for the development of the state," a senior ministry official said.
Earlier, Himachal Pradesh Health Minister Kaul Singh Thakur also met Nadda who gave him the assurance that health sector projects in the state would be expedited and necessary technical and financial support provided.
On upgradation of the two tertiary cancer centres at Shimla and Mandi, it was noted that some reports were pending from the state government.
"It was decided during the meeting that as soon as these reports are submitted, the funds shall be released. In addition, it was also informed that all purchase formalities for operationalizing of Dr Rajender Prasad Super Speciality Hospital at Tanda will be completed by end of December 2015, while the procurement and installation shall be completed in the next 2-3 months," he said.
Nadda directed that a central team be sent to visit the Indira Gandhi Medical College for setting up a trauma centre.


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How can one sleep with a moon like this? It's so early it's not even early, it's late. I mean early, you're not up yet, not awake yet, slurps of hot liquid with eyes closed, fan of the mind humming, oscillating between two levels of consciousness, tendons shortened, digestive organs finishing up their work.
Ten-thousand pinpricks of light still glimmer overhead, and you're already out walking.
Hormones have been secreting, cells have been forming in your bone marrow, the liver is a tireless magician, the sublime workhorse of your heart has been laying low, half-drunk old man in a hammock. And, like a gathering wind in the distance, love rises.
It rises above lies and dictations, the sound of the mind. It rises above the texture of your words, the swirling ether of your thoughts. It blows among the thistles, it blows through your whole life.
A love so impossibly vast, unbearable its confinement.