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Often regarded as being among the more affordable high-end, structured sober living recovery residences throughout West Los Angeles, California, Epiphany Sober Living & Recovery Services announced this week the expansion into a nearby, luxuriously appointed Beverly Hills neighborhood. The announcement follows the company's May 2015 roll out of expanded clinical services entailing intensive outpatient drug rehab, among other networked clinical addiction treatment services.
With the service focus being men ages 18 and up in early recovery from drug addiction, alcoholism and co-occurring disorders, Epiphany House launched its initial West Los Angeles, CA sober living in mid-2014. The facility's rapid growth has been largely attributed to its deviation from typical luxury and structured sober living homes, in that, they were successfully able to offer a higher level of care while simultaneously charging lower rates than other comparable recovery residences in the area.
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The new Beverly Hills location is situated just shy of two blocks from the West LA residence and offers a similar lineup of sober living and addiction recovery services. The company boasts extravagant environments consisting of private and semi-private rooms, individual balconies, fully stocked kitchens, lavish furnishings and more. From a clinical standpoint, they work jointly with a number of licensed treatment service providers and likewise, provide transportation to and from all such provider locations.
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The English patient talks about "how one falls in love." He tells about the first time he ever saw Katharine, as she was emerging from a plane. She was too eager for his taste, and her husband Geoffrey, still in the flush of honeymoon, could not stop singing the praises of his new wife. After a month in Cairo, Katharine was more muted, reading constantly, but her husband was still young and excited. The English patient was fifteen years older than Katharine, and cynical about everlasting love. She was hungry for change, however: she learned everything she could read about the desert, and she grew up quickly.
Geoffrey's praise meant very little to Katharine, but she was charmed by the English patient's nuance. When she asked if she could read his Herodotus, he gracefully declined to give it to her, as his notes were in it. But he promised to show it to her when he returned from his journey. When he did return from the journey, which had been successful, Geoffrey threw a party for him. Before the party, he loaned Katharine his Herodotus to read as she pleased.
At the party, Katharine chose to read a famous story from Herodotus, but one the English patient usually skips over. It was the story of a very beautiful queen whose husband, the king, praised her beauty all the time. The king was telling a man named Gyges of his wife's beauty, but she was so beautiful that the king wanted Gyges to see for himself. So he arranged for Gyges to sneak into her room and hide in order to watch her while she undressed. The queen saw Gyges sneak out of her room and realized what her husband had done. The next day, she called for Gyges and offered him one of two options: either to slay his friend the king and thus possess her and the kingdom, or to stand there and be slain immediately. Gyges kills the king and reigns with the queen for twenty-eight years. After Katharine finishes this anecdote, which seems quite human and familiar, the English patient realizes he is in love with her.
In the months that followed, the patient and Katharine would be in the same company frequently, as they traveled in similar circles. She and Geoffrey were stationed in Cairo and moving in the circles of the city's society. The pateient would go to events just to see her, and could think of little besides her body, which became the inspiration for one of his books. Naturally, he grew more formal around her, as he did not want her to know of his secret thoughts. One day, at a formal garden party, Katharine came to him and said simply, "I want you to ravish me." After that, the English patient became her lover, and they would steal glances and touches everywhere. The only person they had to avoid was Geoffrey. However, Geoffrey was enmeshed in the circle of British aristocracy, and had a strong web of relations who watched out for him and would let him know if they ever found out about his young wife's infidelity.
Katharine became frustrated at what she called the patient's "inhumanity," his hatred of ownership, of identity, of being owned. She needed words to convince her that she was special to him, but he had none for her. She decided to leave him and go back to her husband.
The English patient remembers Madox, his best friend in the desert for ten years. Madox could describe his love of the desert in words, whereas the patient could only write factually about the environment around him. The two friends were different in many ways. Madox, for one thing, was entirely faithful to his wife in England. The English patient never knew for certain whether Madox knew about his relationship with Katharine, but he suspected he did. When Madox returned to England at the start of the war in 1939, he and his wife went to church, where they heard a very jingoistic sermon from the priest in support of the war. Madox took out his desert pistol and shot himself right on the spot. The patient reasons that Madox was a man who died because of nations.
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One point in this analysis I cannot entirely agree with is the argument that Almasy places no value in the concept of nations and states. Certainly he believes them to be man-made and irrelevant in the brutal landscape of the desert; however, his value of nations changes once he is betrayed by the British. When they refuse to help him and in effect allow Katherine to die his perspective of nations changes. At this point nations do assume value for Almasy. He sees the Germans as the most effective conduit for revenging himself on the British.... Read more→
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When you talk about the vary best in this business, several superstars come to mind. Superstar Billy Graham, Bruno Sammartino, Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, Buddy Rodgers and many more can be on this list of greats. The debate will live forever on who is the best, probably with the above names being thrown around. But there are so many that are forgotten. Some of you know superstars who never reached the limelight but were till awesome superstars who belong among the elite. I will discuss several today and you can judge for yourself if these superstars belong in that elite group.
Sabu- When I decided to write this column I knew that Sabu would be first on this list. For whatever reason unknown to me, this manic never got the credit that he deserved. Sabu would do whatever it took to keep his fans happy. He even stuck barb wire down his pants once when jumping to the outside to land on Terry Funk. Sabu's carrer will be remembered for his time spent in ECW, but Sabu was a superstar in Japans FMW promotion before he even stepped foot in an ECW ring. It didn't matter if it was just a ordinary match, a stretcher match, barb wire ropes, or a stairway to hell match, Sabu always made you satisfied with every match he had.
Something that really disgusts me among us so called educated fans and columnist is that we show Sabu absolutely no credit at all. The first attack will be that his style isn't wrestling, that all his matches could be seen in a backyard somewhere. His style was unconventional, but revolutionary. At most Indy shows today to see a lot of the high flying suicidal, homicidal stuff sabu does, not mat wrestling. I do love mat wrestling, but its not what many fans like to see today. The fans of today love the chants of "HOLY SHIT," and "ECW." The Sabu style of wrestling allows fans to do so.
The other argument would be the fact that ECW did not edit its stuff early on and all of Sabu's mistakes were shown on television. So the argument is that he screwed up way to much. Well everyone screws up. Chris Benoit broke Sabu's neck. Does that make him an awful wrestler? Nope. Owen Hart broke Steve Austin's neck. Did that make him a bad wrestler? Nope? Owen was a great wrestler in his lifetime as Chris Benoit is now. WWE edits there shows, ECW didn't as you will see if you buy the rise and fall of ECW.
Curt Hennig- They called him Mr.Perfect and with good reason. Curt was the best IC champ ever and once again shows my theory that I share with a few is that the IC title meant just as much if not more then the WWE title at one time. Curt made his career on that IC title and was never realy the same once he left WWE. He was a second generation superstar who escaped the shadow and became his own wrestler which alone deserves praise. Kurt started off in AWA and quickly became a star, wrestling the likes of Greg Gange, Wahoo McDaniel, and Baron Von Rasche. He held there world title over a year until dropping it to Jerry Lawler in Jerrys hometown.
But even with all that success, he became a legend with the WWF. The Hogan feud got him over as a heel. Then it was off to the races with the IC title. He was the best IC champ ever. That's just a fact.
Bret Hart- Many would say I'm dumb for putting the Hit Man on the list because he's well respected as one of the greats ever. Bret was a 5 time WWF champ and should be remembered for all the battles he had in the WWF. But he won't. He will be remembered as the crybaby who got screwed by the boss. This subject still can get as heated and talked about as it was in November 1997.
Perfect example was this past weeks RAW. Edge and HBK are in the Ring and you hear the "You Screwed Bret," chants in the arena. HBK answered by saying "This is Florida, stay in your own country." As funny as I found that, people were offended. But that is wrestling.
Bret, HBK, and Vince McMahon need to one day be in the same ring on national television and deal with things. Bret and Vice are on good terms. But the situation will not die till Bret and HBK burry the hatchet.
The Most Ridiculous Item of the Day centers on the TNA and Randy Savage Mess. Randy has really lost a lot of my respect for the man after walking out. This next statement is for you Randy. If I were your age and washed up and the second most prestigious company in the states offered me a Main event spot on there company, I would take it. Title or no title. You my friend are ridiculous.
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Scott Disick comes face to face with man claiming he's Mason's father
Scott Disick came face to face with the man claiming to be their son Mason's biological father. Scott Disick has run-in with man claiming to be Mason's real father Scott ran in to Michael Girgenti, a model who claims to have had a one night stand with Kourtney Kardashianaround the time Mason was conceived. Michael has spoken out to the media, and has even filed a lawsuit againstKourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick wanting to know the paternity of Mason. However, the Kardashian's claim that Mason is 100 percent Scott's son, and that they have the DNA evidence to prove it. So, when Scott and Michael ran into each other at an LA night club, things got heated fast. Things nearly got physical "It took less than a minute for Scott to recognize him," an eyewitness at the club when Scott arrived revealed. "He was so angry." Khloe Kardashian, who arrived with Scott Disick, was also angry. "She started yelling at him. She was like, 'Get the f— away from us, why the f-— are you here?'" a source tells In Touch Magazine. Just when we thought this whole Kardashian paternity battle was over, it seems that it's just getting started. Hopefully, Mason isn't hurt by all of this drama. My Google+ profileRead More


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Trade for Seattle: There was just no room in Seattle for Jackson. Russell Wilson had an impressive offseason to win the starting quarterback job as a 3rd round pick rookie, while Matt Flynn basically won the backup quarterback job by virtue of his fully guaranteed 8 million dollar salary in 2012, 6 million of which had already been paid to him in the form of a signing bonus. Jackson was owed 4 million this season and even if he had agreed to a pay cut with the Seahawks, which he did with the Bills as part of this trade, it wouldn't have made any sense to keep him. Credit them for getting something for him.
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Trade for Buffalo: Ryan Fitzpatrick has definitely flashed at times in his career as a starter, but he's certainly not a proven franchise quarterback yet and he is pretty injury prone. For that reason, it's a necessity for the Bills to protect themselves with a solid veteran quarterback. However, Vince Young, who was signed this offseason to a 1 year deal to do that, has been awful this preseason, completing just 25 of 52 (48.1%) for 276 yards (5.3 YPA), 0 touchdowns, and 2 interceptions. His competition for the job, Tyler Thigpen, was even worse completing 11 of 23 (47.8%) for 94 yards (4.1 YPA), 0 touchdowns, and 2 interceptions. Both of them will likely be cut as part of final cuts now, or even sooner, as Jackson will be Fitzpatrick's primary backup. For a late round pick and a reasonable salary after pay cut, this move makes a lot of sense.
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Blending the tastes of the Chesapeake with traditional Mediterranean cuisine, Paul's Homewood Cafe will entice you with an intriguing menu. Choose from a selection of Mediterranean and Greek specialties, or American favorites including grilled steaks and our version of the Maryland crab cake. Our popular dining room has the classy, yet casual feel of a European bistro and there is a separate dining room upstairs for private gatherings. Located away from the bustle of the city's historic district, our Zagat-rated restaurant offers plenty of free, off-street parking. If you never visited us, come experience our family-friendly atmosphere and the food that has made Paul's Homewood Cafe an Annapolis favorite for more than 60 years.
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My wife and I have been to Paul's several times and have always enjoyed it for its food and service. We like Greek food and usually get something Greek when we visit. This time I had a steak and it was super. Our 2 couple friends had never been to Paul's before and they all were very impressed and will be back. Our server was very attentive and friendly but professional. All in all it was a great evening.
We were seated at a lovely four top by a window and found it very comfortable and quiet after a long day of driving.
Delicious warm rolls were brought to the table. I had the whole bronzino that I chose to fillet myself. It was absolutely delicious. My husband had a mezze dinner consisting of lemon soup, chicken kebab and pastichio felt the meat in pastichio was a little dry. The weakest link of the dinner was the Greek salad. The feta cheese and dressing were delicious, but the mixed lettuce was very wilted and seemed similar if not the same that comes out of the premade cellophane bags. Because of the poor quality of the lettuce, we were only able to pick at the salad. To go back to the beginning of the review, the overall food was good, and we would go back.
Went for Sunday Brunch. Everything was okay except the waffle & chicken entre. It was served much later than the other 5 meals and when it finally came the chicken was burnt, dried out, and tasted awful. On the positive side, the other meals were very good and the menu was expansive for a brunch.
Paul's is an underestimated find! The food is consistent and the staff is always to do whatever is requested for their guests. I would like to see the interior to be a little more 'inviting'. It is clean and functional as always but just tables and chairs....
Average meal. Appetizers (scallops and oysters rockefeller) and salads were good. Main course was not as nearly as good. I ordered the whole sea bass and it was well seasoned but small, a bit oily, and although deboned by the kitchen had lots of bones. Wife had crab cakes and shrimp. The crab cake was a mushy with too much mayo and not a lot of chunks of lump meat. The sides..rice and asparagus and green beans were just ok and the waiter failed to tell us there were other options for sides. They were out of most of the deserts so had to order my 3rd choice..homemade lemon meringue pie which was very good.
Always a pleasure coming here. Greek inspired menu but also has fresh seafood and many other items. Service is excellent. Tapas, appetizers and fresh salads all good. I ordered the baby lamb chops and one was a little underdone. No problem! They scrambled to make it right and were back lickety-split and apologized. We have also enjoyed their Sunday Brunch and would highly recommend this as well. Pauls is definitely a neighborhood gem. We will keep coming back.
I loved Paul's Homewood café! Authentic Greek food that is very comforting. Nice artwork on the walls. Our server, who I believe is named Rick, was terrific, very attentive, knowledgeable and had a great sense of humor. We were a group of five and four of us got the Meze dinner option, which allows you to choose three or four options, like a combo plate. The spanakopita was truly delicious, with just enough of the peppery flavor to make it much better than average. The pastichio that I had, was perhaps the best I have ever had, including those that I have had on my visits to Athens. I also chose the lamb kebabs, which is served with a light fluffy rice. My folks adored the Moussaka. We shared the fried calamari as an appetizer, and I have never seen people vying to get food from a shared dish so aggressively... truly delish, it had a lovely sweetness to it – that does not mean sugary. We ate outside, on a lovely evening, and we had the patio to ourselves. The fifth diner in our group had a seafood meal, which he said was outstanding. As to the quantity of food, I brought home almost half of my dinner, which makes this plays a terrific value. It could have used a little more privacy from the lattice fence; however, it was still delightful. Unfortunately, I do not live in Annapolis, Maryland. We were in town for a wedding, and when I return to Annapolis, I will immediately go back to Paul's... this place is a gem!
We dine at Paul's often. The food is always wonderful, whether we choose small plates,
entrees from the regular menu, or specials. Best calamari anywhere. Eggplant bruschetta
is wonderful. Chris is our favorite server, but everyone has always been very attentive without
being overbearing. We love that they stock Great Frogs wine from the local Annapolis winery.
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Another month down {seriously, how is it April already?} and another month of my Thrifty Threads 365 challenge. If you're new to the site and don't know about TT365 {read up about it here}, it's a year long quest where I can only purchase thrifted clothes and accessories. The only new items I can wear are undergarments {obviously, I'm not going to buy secondhand undies} and any gifted clothing I may receive. Oh, and did I mention I can only spend $50 a month? Yeah, only 50 bucks. Though I went over my clothing budget in January, I've been under budget every other month.
For March, I spent…$40. Yay, I didn't go over budget and I managed to snag 10 items. Here are my thrift store scores for the month of March…
I found a hieroglyphics style purse at Goodwill for $5, which I showed off in a what I wore post a few weeks ago. The bag doesn't hold much but the design and gold clasp is simply gorgeous.
During a trip to the Goodwill on West 25th St, I walked away with a cobalt blue skirt {you'll see it soon in a Thrifty Threads post} and a faux fur stole: $15 total.
My friend thought I was crazy for buying a faux fur on a day when it was unseasonably mild in NYC, but when you find something awesome at a thrift store, you've gotta get it, even if it is out of season.
My final thrift store trip of the month was to the Salvation Army on 46th St. This is usually my go-to destination for cute dresses but I've been striking out lately. However, I did find 7 items and they totaled 25 bucks!
I haven't purchased jeans from a thrift store in over a year but this time I found a pair of skinny ankle length denim and skinny khakis.
This flowy, bright blouse will get some serious wear in the coming months.
A few months ago I made a YouTube video on how to cut an oversized t-shirt. Well, it's been viewed close to 22,000 times, so I bought some more tees for upcoming tutorials.
And last but not least is this pair of Steve Madden booties. I don't know what I love more: the color, spiked heel or zipper trim. They're a tad snug so these are just for days or nights when I won't be doing much walking.
Thrift Tip:
To get more bang for your buck, shop at thrift stores on their half off days. You can rack up and get savings on top of savings. Salvation Army locations have Family Day on Wednesday, when most of the items are 50 percent off. For chain stores, sign up for their newsletters or follow them on Twitter so you'll know when the discount days are. And for smaller secondhand shops, chat up the sales associates so you're in the know about all upcoming sales.
If you joined the Thrifty Threads challenge {whether it's for the full year or just a month or two} let me know how it's going for you. Do you miss buying new clothes? Or what's your favorite piece that I scored this month?


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Townsville Artist Stories, part 1: Emile Griffiths, Dr. Barbara Cheshire & Kayta Venter
Artgaze Magazine are proud to be collaborating with Townsville Artist Stories, to republish nine video interviews of artists local to Townsville, North Queensland. The project is the brain child of writer, educator and curator, Alex Christopher, funded by Townsville City Council and Arts Queensland through the Regional Arts Development Fund. The films were recorded and edited by Mia Peronis of Eyeswide Imaging.
We hope you enjoy hearing these inspirational and driven artists share from their hearts!
Emile Griffiths: Electronic Music Artist
"Emile Griffiths creates atmospheric soundscapes and takes a technical approach using granular synthesis.
Dr. Barbara Cheshire: Illustrator & Painter
"Dr. Barbara Cheshire is a visual artist and educator who came to explore the practice in her 40s.
Kayta Venter: Mixed Media Installation Artist
"Katya uses a variety of media in her artmaking including photography, digital drawing, focusing on the points of intersection between sculpture and video installations.
Her extensive travelling experiences have contributed to the themes she explores in artmaking."
Learn more about Katya and her work over on her website : http://katyaventer.blogspot.com.au/


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In this feature to commemorate the First World War, we will bring you the news as it happened in 1914, as reported by the Morpeth Herald. All material is published with kind permission of the Mackay family. We thank them for their support and generosity in allowing us access to their archive.
Throughout the length and breadth of the land, Lord Kitchener's appeal for recruits goes forth, and it is gratifying to find that the inhabitants of Morpeth are not behind other towns in answer to their country's call.
To stimulate recruiting, an open-air meeting was held in the Market Place, Morpeth, on Saturday evening. All the speakers had a splendid reception, and the meeting was very enthusiastic.
Prior to the meeting the nurses of the Red Cross Society in motor cars and the local company of the Church Lads' Brigade, headed by their band, paraded the main streets. St James' Church choir rendered "Rule Britannia" and "Britannia, the pride of the ocean."
The Mayor said: People of Morpeth, are we downhearted? From all sections of the crowd came the cry of "No," and the Mayor responded by saying "God bless your brave hearts." (Applause.) Continuing, he said: I am delighted to think that we in Morpeth can turn out in such numbers at such a grave time in our history. Everyone of you seem to grasp the seriousness of the situation. You know that we are fighting a nation which is second to — well, we are first here. (Applause.) We have looked upon the Germans as a third-rate power long enough and we will have to see that they finish a very bad last. (Loud applause.) Is everybody willing to serve their country? (Cries of 'Hear, hear.') "There's a recruitment office inside," added the Mayor, pointing in the direction of the Town Hall.
Proceeding, the Mayor said he would like to see more of the able-bodied men coming forward. They had got a splendid lot of men at present. They had the flower of the British Army fighting in Belgium and France. This war had been forced upon them by a nation of men out for blood; but they would not get it all their own way. (Applause.) He had sent a batch of men from here and he told them to take this message from him to the German Army: "Before you achieve your purpose you have got to walk over the body of every Englishman." But before they can do that, added the Mayor, they will have to climb over a mountain of dead Germans. (Loud applause.)
"To you bonnie girls who have sweethearts," remarked the Mayor, "don't give them the glad eye until they go and 'take the bob'.
"Now, men if you don't do your best you will have the Germans coming along here doing the goose-step." (Laughter and applause.)
Major Talbot, in the course of his able speech, showed that Germany was out for world-power, and the only power which Germany saw in her way was Great Britain. As a nation, Great Britain held one-fifth of the world, and Germany wanted it. Germany's policy they could see perfectly plainly was France and Russia first, then take over Belgium and Holland, and then fight Britain. At such a grave crisis could they stand aside and see that done? (Cries of "No.")
"Remember in this war we are fighting for our very existence as a nation, and that France, Russia, and Belgium have every able-bodied man called out in service. We have got the conviction that we are going to see the war through to a finish. It is not a question of fighting for gallant little Belgium, but for our very existence." (Applause.)
Mr George Renwick said people were filled with enthusiasm because they were fighting a just war and they wanted to fight that war to conclusion. It could only be done in one way and that was by sending more men to the front. The Prime Minister, together with Mr Bonar-Law, had addressed a great meeting in London, and at that meeting Mr Asquith had sent a message to the people of this country. "We want men, more men, and still more men to fight this war to a successful conclusion." (Applause.)
There was another message — a message from their gallant army fighting their battles on the soil of France. For three weeks they had been fighting there. They were exhausted, and they were appealing to them to help them. "Are you going to refuse to do so?" asked Mr Renwick. "I cannot believe you will. They sent that message because they want to carry out the traditions of the British Army. Their watchword is: 'Forward to Victory'. Unfortunately, at present, they have been driven back day by day by superior numbers. They ask for your assistance — in fact, they demand it, and it must be given."
Turning to the women, Mr Renwick said this war affected them vitally. They would see from the newspapers the awful scenes that had taken place in Belgium. They had read of husbands who had been shot in cold blood and before the eyes of their very children. They had also read of children being butchered, and of homes pulled down and the people driven through the streets with no place to lay their heads. That might have been their fate. What was it that had prevented them from being treated in that way. It was the Navy. (Loud applause.) They had mines laid within thirty miles of where they were standing. That showed how near they were.
He appealed to the young men who had not enlisted to do so at once. Let them make their way to the recruiting office, and in the days to come they would always feel they had the courage to go and do their best to help their country. (Loud applause.)
County Councillor R. Nicholson said they had the finest record of any nation; they had done more for humanity than any other nation; they had done it, not to make this country great, but to spread glorious liberty all over the world. (Applause.) They were not fighting for England alone, but for a liberty loving people who wanted to conduct their affairs in their own way. (Applause.)
Councillor Wm. Duncan, who is in the National Reserves, said that he came there at the request of Colonel Scott, of the 7th Northumberland Fusiliers to obtain men to volunteer for foreign service. Colonel Scott and 700 men had offered their services to go abroad. They wanted another 350 men.
"I say young men come forward and take your place in the ranks. You have heard the call, and in the words of Tommy Atkins, I say: "Damn it all. Don't you hear the bugle call." (Applause.)
Canon Davies said they were fighting for many things, but certainly they were fighting for freedom, for liberty, and for independence, and he believed that they as a nation were fighting for their own national existence. Germany must not win, but if she was not going to win it would rest with the power and endurance and self-sacrificing efforts of hundreds of thousands of young Englishmen. He appealed to all who were capable of bearing arms to respond to their county's call. (Applause.)
Major Crawford said that the Watch Tower had stood for over 800 years looking down upon them, and they stood within a stone's throw of the home of the great Lord Collingwood. (Applause.) Were the men of Morpeth not going to do their share, and so prevent this country and other countries from being trampled beneath the iron heel of Germany? This war would not be won by singing patriotic songs, but by every young man taking his place in the ranks and doing their duty. (Applause.) Let it not be said that the little town of Morpeth was behind other towns in doing its best to bring this war to a triumphant conclusion. (Applause.) Before dispersing, the huge crowd of people gave ringing cheers for the Army and Navy, and also sang with great lustiness: "God Save the King."
This week three sons of Mr James Watson, blacksmith, Morpeth, have joined the colours and volunteered for service at the front. At the commencement of the war his eldest son, who is a farrier in the Northumberland Hussars Yeomanry, was called out.
The Mayor of Morpeth (Councillor W.S. Sanderson), who was on active service in the South African War, has been very energetic in enlisting men for Lord Kitchener's Army, and up to last Friday he had secured no fewer than 58 very eligible young men as recruits willing to go to the front.
In accordance with his well-known cherished idea, he had tents erected on Morpeth Common, and started quite a model little camp, all complete with cooking apparatus, and put his men under canvas. The camp life was very enjoyable to the men.
He got some of the military officers staying in the town to come and put the camp under discipline and in order, and also to drill the men, and they were making splendid progress.
On Tuesday morning, however, the Mayor received a message to bring his recruits to Newcastle Barracks, which was the War Office orders. With great disappointment and deep regret he struck the camp on the Common and took the men to Newcastle. Owing to the great lack of non-commissioned officers to drill and train the recruits, the men were given the choice to remain in Newcastle or go to their homes until they were sent for. Half of them decided to go home and the other to remain, the Mayor managing to get them into very comfortable quarters.
The Mayor was profusely thanked by the chief recruiting officer for what he had done in assisting the recruiting. At the present time they were very much in need of non-commissioned officers, and he had no doubt, when they overcame that difficulty, Morpeth Common would be utilised as a camp and training ground.
Col-Sergt. Wm. Duncan, who was in charge of the National Reserve men, who volunteered for service abroad, has been appointed recruiting officer at Morpeth to the 7th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers for men for service abroad, and during the short time he has been at work he has secured a goodly number of very eligible recruits. The following are the names:—
National Reserve men mobilised on August 6th, 1914, for duty with the 7th Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers.— Col.-Sergt. Watson, Col.-Sergt. Harbottle, Sergt. Spencer, Sergt. Shepherd, Sergt. Arnott, Sergt. Mackay, Sergt. Haswell, Sergt, Matheson, Corpl. Lyons, Lance-Corpl. C. Haswell, Lance-Corpl. R. Robson, Pte. Waters, Pte. R.J. Carr, Pte. Jos. Price, and Col.-Sergt. Duncan.
Recruits sent to Alnwick, September 8th, for service abroad with 7th Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers.— J.G. Lamb, Wm. Norman, Wm. Lamb, S. Futers, G. Burn, A. Davidson, John Nicholson, G. Gill, J. Watson, M. Ogilvie, W. Reay, T. Lothian, J. O'Hare, H. Robertson, J. Shepherd, D. Carman, B. Waterston, A. Bowman, E. Stevenson, M. Robson, A.J. Robson, S. Haigh, Jos. Carman, J. Paton, G. Burrell, G. Martin, C.F. Lamb, R. Lowes, H. Morgan, G. Douglas.
The following men are at present on waiting list:— C. Boiston, G. James, A. Irwin, H. Shotton, Wm. Crabbe, F. Lyons, Jos. Grey, J. Elliott, G.H. Jackson, John Hall, T. Green, J. Green, Wm. Sproat, T. Stafford, F. Thompson, G.S. Lee, J. Tully, J. Brown, W.D. Thompson, J. Brown, Cecil Swinney, W. Sillence, and A. Nichol.
We have received the following communication from Mr A. Amlett, who left Morpeth for France at the commencement of the war to take up arms on behalf of his country. He states:—
"I am pleased to let you know some of the things that have been done during the days 23rd to 25th August. Although I am sending this letter by a friend, I don't know if it is going to reach you.
For several days past previous to the dates mentioned there have been junctions effected with the French in the southern parts of Belgium and the English in the western part, the several movements being effected so as to net the Germans off, who have reached Tournai and advanced slightly near the French frontiers; spreading all over their passage fear and destruction. Those advances had been foreseen by the General Staff and are being allowed so as to cut off as many men as possible from their main corps in order to inflict upon them greater losses later on. Those results were achieved.
A battle was fought near Tournai. Many Germans were killed, and a general battle was going on along the whole line. From the aforesaid place to Mons and Namur, where many fell, the corpses are lying 2 yards high. In spite of all this slaughter there is only grim determination to slaughter more and more, knowing that this fight is proceeding either for life or death.
Many deeds of bravery are performed daily, and what the Frenchmen seem to like best is to charge with the bayonet, which the Germans are terribly afraid of.
As for our English comrades, they are fighting side by side and holding their ground like good soldiers. The best understanding exists between the General Staff of the Allies' armies, and I may say there is no doubt of the ultimate success — Germany would fall. The price of victory will cost many lives — indeed, more than 100,000 have departed already. The sufferings the brave Belgians have had to undergo will have to be written in golden letters in the history of nations. The everlasting thanks of the whole of Europe will go towards those brave men.
Yours, etc.,
A. Amlett.
Mathius Davisen, a German, was charged at Blyth, with having violated the Official Secrets Act by being in Blyth shipyard.
Supt. Irving said accused was a sailor, who had been working as a labourer in Blyth shipyard where he had opportunity of gaining knowledge which might be detrimental to this country. Davisen had been in this country five years.
The accused said that he had a wife and two children and there was not a bit of bread in the house, and he went to the shipyard to get work. He did not think he was doing any harm.
An admiralty vessel is being built in the shipyard.
Supt. Irving said he had communicated with the military authorities and asked for a remand for a week. That was agreed to.
The Rev. A.G. Dodderidge, vicar of Stannington, hon. chaplain of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Tyneside Division, has returned to his parochial work, after a month of active service in the Navy. He was appointed chaplain to a flagship at the beginning of the war, and has now been relieved by another volunteer chaplain.
The Mayoress has received the following letter in acknowledgment of the garments sent to London last week:—
Queen Mary's Needlework Guild, Friary Court, St James's Palace, S.W.
From Lady Lawley, Hon. Secretary.
I am commanded by Her Majesty to convey to you the expression of her high appreciation of the generosity with which you have responded to her appeal and to thank you for the splendid gift of clothing which you have been so good as to send to the Q.M.N.G.
Yours faithfully,
Annie Lawley.
Another successful sewing meeting was held yesterday.
Major J.J. Gillespie acknowledges with thanks the receipt of 44 pairs of socks from the knitting party held weekly at Mrs Wright's, Beechfield. The socks to be given to the Morpeth Territorials who are going abroad.
A ball to raise money for the Lord Lieutenant's Relief Fund was held at the Rifle Hall on Friday evening last. It was thought that, in addition to providing money for the above fund, the function would also act as a stimulus to young eligible recruits to rally to the colours and thus do their part in defending their country and empire. Evidently, this thought did not materialise, for judging by the sparse attendance of local youths it was apparent that either such men did not deem it advisable to attend a ball for this purpose, or otherwise prefer to wait a little before taking the step.
The attendance was highly satisfactory, for at nine o'clock the hall was comfortably filled. At the interval the Union Jack was spread across the centre of the floor, and the company placed thereon small contributions amounting to over 5/-. A sum of £3 7s 3d will be handed over to the Lord Lieutenant's Fund.
Private George Marshall of the Northern Cyclists Battalion, was accidentally shot in the thigh on Whitley Road, Blyth, on Tuesday night. Several men of the battalion were standing in the roadway, and one of them was showing a revolver he possessed, when it went off. Marshall was removed to the Knight Memorial Hospital, where he was operated on by Dr Newstead.
A tent cabin owned by N.E.R. Co., situate at North Seaton bridge, was destroyed by fire on Saturday night, but the damage is not heavy. The place was erected below the bridge for the use of the special railway constables who are keeping a strict watch at this particular bridge.
A meeting of the Northumberland Insurance Committee was held at the Moothall, Newcastle, on Friday. The first business was the election of chairman, and Mr Gerald France, M.P., was unanimously re-elected.
Mr France said at present important matters were occupying their minds from day to day, but through all these exciting and eventful times he was sure that every member of the committee desired that the work entrusted to them should not suffer. (Applause.)
Mr G.G. Rea, in presenting the finance committee's report, said that the Clerk had reported that several of his staff would probably volunteer for active service. The committee recommended that the full wages be paid to married men, less the Army pay, and half-salary to single men. The report was adopted.
The writer finished harvesting on the 15th of August of a very middling crop. There is, however, a great deal of harvesting yet to be done, especially in northern districts where the work has not yet begun. On account of the war troubles, from calling up the reserves and the commandeering of farm horses, many farmers have had immense trouble over the work, and many patriotic people, especially in towns, have volunteered to go out to farms and help, not with any intention of earning pay, but to help to save the crops as a national service.
This is a praise-worthy spirit, of course, but there is extreme difficulty in carrying it out, and the vast majority of farmers will prefer to work away with such men and horses as they have rather than take the risk and trouble of having amateurs about them.
Time was when almost every able-bodied man, artisans and workmen of all kinds used to bargain with their masters for a month off their regular work to go harvesting, for the high wages given, the healthy, plain fare, and the open air work was a welcome change. Villages have grown into towns now, however, and every class of workmen has become more and more divorced from the land, so that now the townsman of every grade is completely ignorant of the ordinary methods of farm work.
We would draw the attention of our readers to an interesting entertainment which is to be given in the hall of the Primitive Methodist Church, Morpeth, next Friday evening in aid of the Prince of Wales' Fund. It will take the form of a concert and waxwork show, and the children and members of the church will be responsible for the production.
The members of St John's Ambulance Brigade, who at the outbreak of war were at once called for service, and are now at Canterbury Military Hospital, where they are finding scope for their services which few of them would ever think would fall to their lot when in the peaceful days of the past they acquired their proficiency in Ambulance work.
The ambulance men are drawn from all ranks of life, schoolmasters, artisans and clerks. There are at present 25 patients and a number of wounded have already passed through their hands and more are expected every day. This is not playing at soldiers, but the real thing, and the ambulance men have been congratulated publicly on their work and letters have been received from discharged patients expressing their thanks.
One of the wounded men from the front, who is longing to get back again, says the Germans are a bad lot and all England should be up and at them. The man says in Belgium he had seen Red Cross men lying with their hands cut off. The Canterbury Hospital has accommodation for 150 beds and 96 are now equipped and in readiness.
Owing to the pits not working at Choppington a great deal of distress exists. The local committees are doing their best to alleviate the same, but owing to the limited funds at their disposal their task is a hard one. A large number of young men have enlisted.
Blyth has shown great enthusiasm in the work of recruiting. Last week over 400 men were sent away, and on Wednesday, amid a scene of great enthusiasm, 197 left for Newcastle, and within an hour or two 33 more men had enrolled, making about 1,000 recruits sent from Blyth to go to the front.
On Wednesday the recruits, who seemed in the best of spirits, were accompanied from the Drill Hall to the Railway Station by the Cowpen Colliery Prize Band and the Boy Scouts' Band.
An interesting incident occurred in Bridge Street. The outgoing recruits met a detachment of the smart 7th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers marching into the town to take up duty, and rousing cheers were raised as the two contingents passed.
Many thousands lined the streets and congregated at the railway station to give the volunteer soldiers a hearty send-off. Work at the shipyards was suspended, the men leaving the yard in a body to cheer comrades.
Flags and buntings were displayed, and on every hand there were signs of the public appreciation of the patriotism of the young able-bodied men, who had enlisted to fight their country's battles.
Another contingent of recruits left Bedlington for Newcastle on Wednesday. There were 62 men, who marched behind the Netherton Colliery Band, followed by some thousands of people in which the ladies were in the great majority. The band played patriotic airs and amid rousing cheers the recruits' train steamed south.
Recruiting for Lord Kitchener's new army is going on apace in the Cramlington district. Altogether about 80 recruits have left to join the colours. Mr W.H. Bird, of Cramlington Colliery, is the recruiting officer, and a temporary recruiting office has been opened in the Council Chambers, Cramlington.
The shipyard workers at Blyth have decided to levy themselves at the rate of 3d in the £ from their earnings each week in support of the Prince of Wales' War Fund. The foremen have decided to contribute at the rate of 2 1/2 per cent.
The New Delaval and Newsham Co-operative Society have decided to contribute £20 to the Prince of Wales' National Relief Fund. Birtley Co-operative Society has agreed to contribute £200 to the Lord Lieutenant's Fund, to be earmarked for Durham County.
The employees of the Newbiggin Industrial Co-operative Society, Ltd., have decided to subscribe to the Prince of Wales' Fund at the following scale: Employees receiving up to 30s per week, 3d.; employees receiving 30s and over, 6d per week, to continue as long as the war lasts.


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Three components make up the DriveGuard Ultra™ system:
1. CF-2C control unit (includes 12 volt transformer and photocell)
2. CT-6 sensor probe
3. Sounder(s)
Component description:
• CF-2C control unit
The CF-2C control unit is a full-featured controller with dual timed output. It includes a 15 amp floodlight relay that can control up to 1800 watts of lights from a single circuit. Field adjustments include relay time, sensor probe sensitivity, floodlight time, re-trigger hold-off and more.
It comes in a high quality, white metal enclosure large enough to hold a 12 volt battery (optional) that will allow sounder(s) to operate during power outage. Battery charger built in. The CF-2C is usually installed in a closet, basement, garage, utility room, etc.
The CF-2C supports up to one hundred sensor probes and twelve sounders.
• CT-6 sensor probe
Based on magnetometer technology, the CT-6 detects movement in the earth's magnetic field caused by moving steel. It will not detect animals, people or blowing objects. Wind and weather do not affect it. This makes it virtually false-alarm proof. It does not require power.
The CT-6 sensor probe should be buried 6-10 inches underground, toward the end, beside, and parallel to, the driveway. It covers a 12′ wide driveway from the side. Wider driveways will require more than one sensor probe. It has direct burial cable attached, making conduit unnecessary. The cable is buried 3-6 inches underground, up to and into the house. It is connected to the control unit.
The CT-6 comes with a custom length of direct burial cable attached in increments of 50′ from 100′ to 500′; comes in increments of 100′ from 500′ to 3000′. The cable is polyurethane coated, making repair-splicing in the field possible.
For installation instructions. For splicing instructions.
• Sounder(s)
Sounder(s) connected to the control unit alert the home occupants when vehicles are detected. These are flush mounted in a single gang electric box. They are connected to the control unit with CAT-5 wire. Each home will determine how many sounders should be used for best effect.
Three sounders are available:
A. CT-A1 is an electronic membrane sounder that blends in with any decor. Volume may be adjusted and muted. Three buttons on the faceplate interact with the CF-2C to control lights and sensor probe. "ON" turns lights on from sounder; "RESET" turns lights off if they have not timed out; and "EXIT" turns sensor probe off so a car can pass by and not trip the system (e.g. when someone is leaving early in the morning and does not want to awaken home occupants).
B. CT-11 is an outdoor sounder with manual volume control. Includes metal face plate and gasket for weatherproof installation in single gang electric box.
C. AA-1 is a simplified sounder with a volume control knob. May be muted.
For more information on sounders.


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Patrols by rangers have been stepped up to catch the culprits after illegal bike ramps, pits and jumps were discovered at Mulligans Flat Nature Reserve and on Tuggeranong Hill.
Mulligans Flat houses one of Australia's most-endangered woodland communities with species including the brown treecreeper and superb parrot.
At Tuggeranong Hill, there are added concerns about "trail-bike hoons" causing soil degradation.
Canberra Nature Parks manager Daniel Iglesias said damage at the reserves would require considerable resources to repair.

"People have physically dug up the bush to create bike jumps without realising they are destroying incredibly endangered habitat. This is habitat we really want to preserve because there is hardly any of it left," he said.
"While we allow people on bikes in general to use the reserve, they are restricted to built tracks."
Mr Iglesias said native animals were being pushed away from such areas.
"We've recently discovered there are hardly any small mammals in Canberra Nature Park. We are not saying bike riders have caused their demise but their activity is contributing to the loss of flora and fauna.
"It is having an unacceptable impact on their environment."
ACT Minister for Territories and Municipal Services John Hargreaves warned those caught using Canberra's forests, parks and reserves inappropriately faced "serious consequences".
"The safety risk and potentially irreparable damage to the environment caused by these activities are unacceptable.When we catch people acting illegally, constructions will be removed immediately and those responsible will be put before the courts," he said.
"Those who seek to do damage to our parks and reserves will not be treated lightly."
Under the Nature Conservation Act, those caught damaging or destroying a natural or constructed feature within a reserve can be fined up to $5000.
Call Canberra Connect 13 22 81 to report to the Rangers any constructions you have found.


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The North Dakota Retriever Club owns 110 acres of some of the finest retriever training grounds in the area. Members have year round access to two large pieces of land with different styles of terrain and water to suit their current and future training needs. Access to these grounds is available to members only. If you would like to become a member please visit our Membership page for more details.
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Our weekly Wednesday training nights have been well attended, bringing together long term and new members to share their knowledge and gain valuable exprience. Many of those new members have gone on to received ribbons in competition in past years! In 2017 we're planning to continue the format. We will continue to focus on teaching concepts, how to better read your dog and demonstrate some yard work and drills to better develop your dog. The concepts, yard work and drills are designed to be useful at all training levels (begining, intermediate and advanced) with just a few minor adjustments for each. Training nights will be held every Wednesday (weather permitting) starting around 6pm on the Main Grounds. Training leaders each week are rotating with each taking a particular week each month.
Training Leaders:
1st week (May 3, 2017): Bob Louiseau (Ford F150)
2nd week: Ryan McMainnes (Maroon Chevy Avalanche)
3rd week: Doug Wambach (Red Ford F150)
4th week: Roger Moltzan (Red Ford Ranger)
5th week: Justin Frye (White Ford F150)
Directions to Main Grounds
From I-94: Take Exit #6 Sabin. Take a right onto State Hwy 336/CR-11. Go north, then take U.S. Hwy 10 East exit. Go east approximately 1 mile, NDRC main grounds will be on the right.
From U.S. Hwy 10 East: Go straight east on U.S. Hwy 10 East. NDRC main grounds will be on the right approximately 2 miles from Dilworth, MN.
From U.S. Hwy 10 West: From Glyndon, MN, go straight west on U.S. Hwy 10 West approximately 2 mile. NDRC main grounds will be on the left.
Directions to North Grounds
From NDRC Main Grounds: Take a right onto U.S. Hwy 10 East. Go straight east to Glyndon, MN. At first stop light in Glyndon (Parke Ave/CR-19), take a left and go north approximately 1 mile. Careful! NDRC North Grounds will be unmarked (except in case of an event). Take a left onto 18th Ave N approximately ¼ mile after crossing over 15th Ave N.
From U.S. Hwy 10 West: Go west into Glyndon, MN. Take a right onto Parke Ave/CR-19 (there will be a Gas/Convenience Store on the right). Go north approximately 1 mile. Careful! NDRC North Grounds will be unmarked (except in case of an event). Take a left onto 18th Ave N approximately ¼ mile after crossing over 15th Ave N.
And an overall map on how to find the NDRC Main and North grounds.


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'The Fifth Patient' (2007)
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Nick Chinlund is John Reilly (a '
Why has Mann chosen Africa as the site of Reilly's imprisonment? The Middle East would have been a more timely place for the story to occur, with the subtext of extraordinary rendition. Mann gave away currency and revelence when he chose to site his drama in Africa.
The Fifth Patient is stylish, timely and relevant film punctuated by an occasional subliminal message/dream-state/flash-back editing style. For all of it's good looks, director Mann willfully resists competing the protein that would make his film stand out. Perhaps Mann and the studio were trying not to be too on-the-nose with his anti-war statement, but he film loses a lot of potential by opting out of current events.
One other thing that mars this film is over-explanation. They mention that Reilly has been programmed, re-programmed and programmed again. In the plot-holes where Reilly and his alleged wife, Helen (Marley Shelton) are talking about the family life he can't remember. But a wife and 2.5 kids are the American dream, something that Reilly shouldn't necessarily question laying claim to. At another point in the script, one of Reilly's African wardens makes a point about Western arrogance, "Americans are just naïve — I'm a reralist. I realize that sometimes bad things have to happen for the greater good." The African Prison Warden literally lectures Reilly, the American, on the Realpolitik of the Bush II years. Wow, just wow. Nice swing, but…
During interviews with his wife-apparent (Shelton), Reilly asks Helen whether they have any children and how they met, since he has no memory of them, only her word that she is his wife. Just like John Byrne's, "Once In a Lifetime", this scene begged the question, "You may ask yourself, this is not my beautiful house/You may ask yourself this is not my beautiful wife". This scene comes and goes without apparent significance, but a better director would have forced this scene to hang a bit more significantly because it's here that writer-director Mann touches down on one of his central themes — identity — and fails to make it a structural component of his drama. Perhaps it's just this reviewer, but for reasons such as this, it sometimes felt as though it was shot by a director who had overlooked the writer's intentions.
How did Helen even get to Ngobo in the first place? Did the government of Ngobo just take her identity at face-value when she turned up? Did Ngobo pay for her passage or did the Americans? And the revolving-door of suited white men who were able to gain access to Reilly seemed to defy common sense.
Yet, this film has the courage to investigate the tortuous perils and paranooia of a war we've been involved with for the better part of a decade. While the script could suffer a touch-up and some performances be sharpened (a slow-clap towards the end fails me), the cinematography and art direction were solid. I give it a 4/5.


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Abstract 1344: Biphasic Effect of Electrotonic Fibroblast-Myocyte Coupling on 2D Wave Conduction Velocity and Reentry
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Fibroblast proliferation is common to various cardiac diseases. Differentiation of fibroblasts into myofibroblasts may result in myocyte-fibroblast electrical coupling via gap junctions. We hypothesized that fibroblast proliferation and varying heterocellular coupling significantly alter 2-dimensional cardiac wave propagation and reentry dynamics.
Methods: Monolayers of co-cultured fibroblasts and myocytes from neonatal rat ventricles were optically mapped. The junctional coupling was reduced using Cx43 RNA silencer in the fibroblasts. Simulations were used to quantify the effects of heterocellular coupling variation. Conduction velocity (CV) was measured when pacing at 2 Hz.
Results: Experiments and simulations show linear CV and reentry frequency reduction with increased number of wavebreaks as fibroblast/myocyte mixed area ratio increases. However, simulations show that the effect of fibroblast-myocyte coupling on CV and reentry frequency is biphasic: as coupling increases reentry frequency and CV initially decrease and then increase. Panel A shows that for a 1/4 fibroblasts/myocytes mixture the minimum CV is at ~10% of the myocytes coupling. In both experiments and simulations, low heterocellular coupling can result in similar CV and frequency of rotation (p<0.05), but more fragmented wavefronts as compared with high coupling (panel B).
Conclusion: Fibroblasts may have a dual role as current "sinks" and "transmitters", depending on the level of heterocellular coupling. This study provides novel insight into the mechanisms whereby electrical interactions between myocytes and fibroblasts modify wave propagation and the propensity to arrhythmias.
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Chicken Sandwich
Annelle Payne
- 3 c
- peanut oil
- 1
- egg
- 1 c
- flour
- 1 c
- milk
- 2.5 Tbsp
- confectioners' sugar
- 1/2 tsp
- pepper
- 2 tsp
- salt
- 2
- chicken breasts, halved, boneless and skinless
- 4
- hamburger buns
- 2 Tbsp
- butter, melted
- 8
- dill pickles in slices
How to Make Chicken Sandwich
- 1Heat oil in a pressure cooker over medium heat to about 400.
- 2In small bowl, beat egg and stir in milk.
- 3In separate bowl, combine dry ingredients and mix well.
- 4Dip each piece of chicken in milk until it is fully moistened; Roll moistened chicken in flour mixture until completely coated.
- 5Drop all 4 chicken pieces into hot oil and close pressure cooker; When steam starts shooting through the pressure release, set timer for 3 1/2 minutes.
- 6While chicken is cooking, spread a coating of melted butter on face of each bun.
- 7When chicken is done, remove from oil and drain on
paper towels.
- 8Place two pickles on each bottom bun; add a chicken breast, then the top bun.
- 9NOTE: It is very important that oil be hot for this recipe. Test the temperature by dropping some of the flour coating into the oil. If it bubbles rapidly, your oil is probably hot enough. It should take about 20 minutes to heat up.
- 10TIP: To make a 'deluxe' chicken sandwich, simply add two tomato slices and a leaf of lettuce. Mayonnaise also goes well on this sandwich.
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Before I start off on what will likely be an extremely emotional trip down memory lane, I must sing out, with an open heart and a brazen voice, in praise of the Gods of Crowdfunding, and of Kickstarter in particular. Kickstarter has served as a wild, wet, beautiful storm in the desert of the gaming industry; it had bid that desert bloom, bloom like never before. Without it, the world of games would be a much darker, sadder, uglier place. So much of what I've loved, or at the very least enjoyed, these past few years (Shadowrun Returns, Blackguards, Expeditions:Conquistador – yes, I've been on a serious tactical role playing kick lately) and what I look forward to enjoying in the near future (Dreamfall Chapters, Wasteland 2, Sunless Sea) can be directly attributed to crowdfunding. It is no secret that I am a big believer in the model, and in non-traditional methods of publishing and creating in general.
And now I can gladly add Obduction, currently in development by Washington based Cyan Worlds, to my "most anticipated" list. In fact, it pretty much takes the very top spot on said list. For me, there is simply no contest. This is, of course, a very subjective assessment, entirely based on subjective, and extremely personal experiences with Cyan's former products. But that's what the Hype Train is for: personal passions, unreasonable expectations, excitement, anticipation, hope.


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Although Blake's attacks on conventional religion were shocking in his own day, his rejection of religiosity was not a rejection of religion per se. His view of orthodoxy is evident in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, a series of texts written in imitation of Biblical prophecy. Therein, Blake lists several Proverbs of Hell, among which are the following:
- Prisons are built with stones of Law, Brothels with bricks of Religion.
- As the catterpiller [sic] chooses the fairest leaves to lay her eggs on, so the priest lays his curse on the fairest joys. (8.21, 9.55, E36)
In The Everlasting Gospel, Blake does not present Jesus as a philosopher or traditional messianic figure, but as a supremely creative being, above dogma, logic and even morality:
If he had been Antichrist Creeping Jesus, He'd have done anything to please us: Gone sneaking into Synagogues And not us'd the Elders & Priests like Dogs, But humble as a Lamb or Ass, Obey'd himself to Caiaphas. God wants not Man to Humble himself (55–61, E519–20)
Jesus, for Blake, symbolises the vital relationship and unity between divinity and humanity: "All had originally one language, and one religion: this was the religion of Jesus, the everlasting Gospel. Antiquity preaches the Gospel of Jesus." (Descriptive Catalogue, Plate 39, E543)
Blake designed his own mythology, which appears largely in his prophetic books. Within these he describes a number of characters, including "Urizen", "Enitharmon", "Bromion" and "Luvah". His mythology seems to have a basis in the Bible as well as Greek and Norse mythology,[92][93] and it accompanies his ideas about the everlasting Gospel.
"I must Create a System, or be enslav'd by another Man's. I will not Reason & Compare; my business is to Create."
|Words uttered by Los in Blake's Jerusalem The Emanation of the Giant Albion.
One of Blake's strongest objections to orthodox Christianity is that he felt it encouraged the suppression of natural desires and discouraged earthly joy. In A Vision of the Last Judgment, Blake says that:
Men are admitted into Heaven not because they have curbed and governd their Passions or have No Passions but because they have Cultivated their Understandings. The Treasures of Heaven are not Negations of Passion but Realities of Intellect from which All the Passions Emanate Uncurbed in their Eternal Glory. (E564)
His words concerning religion in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell:
All Bibles or sacred codes have been the causes of the following Errors. 1. That Man has two real existing principles Viz: a Body & a Soul. 2. That Energy, called Evil, is alone from the Body, & that Reason, called Good, is alone from the Soul. 3. That God will torment Man in Eternity for following his Energies. But the following Contraries to these are True 1. Man has no Body distinct from his Soul for that calld Body is a portion of Soul discernd by the five Senses, the chief inlets of Soul in this age. 2. Energy is the only life and is from the Body and Reason is the bound or outward circumference of Energy. 3. Energy is Eternal Delight. (Plate 4, E34)
Blake does not subscribe to the notion of a body distinct from the soul that must submit to the rule of the soul, but sees the body as an extension of the soul, derived from the 'discernment' of the senses. Thus, the emphasis orthodoxy places upon the denial of bodily urges is a dualistic error born of misapprehension of the relationship between body and soul. Elsewhere, he describes Satan as the 'state of error', and as beyond salvation.[94]
Blake opposed the sophistry of theological thought that excuses pain, admits evil and apologises for injustice. He abhorred self-denial,[95] which he associated with religious repression and particularly sexual repression:[96] "Prudence is a rich ugly old maid courted by Incapacity. / He who desires but acts not, breeds pestilence." (7.4–5, E35) He saw the concept of 'sin' as a trap to bind men's desires (the briars of Garden of Love), and believed that restraint in obedience to a moral code imposed from the outside was against the spirit of life:
Abstinence sows sand all over The ruddy limbs & flaming hair But Desire Gratified Plants fruits & beauty there. (E474)
He did not hold with the doctrine of God as Lord, an entity separate from and superior to mankind;[97] this is shown clearly in his words about Jesus Christ: "He is the only God ... and so am I, and so are you." A telling phrase in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell is "men forgot that All deities reside in the human breast". This is very much in line with his belief in liberty and social equality in society and between the sexes.
Enlightenment philosophy
Blake had a complex relationship with Enlightenment philosophy. Due to his visionary religious beliefs, he opposed the Newtonian view of the universe. This mindset is reflected in an excerpt from Blake's Jerusalem:
I turn my eyes to the Schools & Universities of Europe And there behold the Loom of Locke whose Woof rages dire Washd by the Water-wheels of Newton. black the cloth In heavy wreathes folds over every Nation; cruel Works Of many Wheels I view, wheel without wheel, with cogs tyrannic Moving by compulsion each other: not as those in Eden: which Wheel within Wheel in freedom revolve in harmony & peace. (15.14–20, E159)
Blake believed the paintings of Sir Joshua Reynolds, which depict the naturalistic fall of light upon objects, were products entirely of the "vegetative eye", and he saw Locke and Newton as "the true progenitors of Sir Joshua Reynolds' aesthetic".[100] The popular taste in the England of that time for such paintings was satisfied with mezzotints, prints produced by a process that created an image from thousands of tiny dots upon the page. Blake saw an analogy between this and Newton's particle theory of light.[101] Accordingly, Blake never used the technique, opting rather to develop a method of engraving purely in fluid line, insisting that:
a Line or Lineament is not formed by Chance a Line is a Line in its Minutest Subdivision[s] Strait or Crooked It is Itself & Not Intermeasurable with or by any Thing Else Such is Job. (E784)
It has been supposed that, despite his opposition to Enlightenment principles, Blake arrived at a linear aesthetic that was in many ways more similar to the Neoclassical engravings of John Flaxman than to the works of the Romantics, with whom he is often classified. However, Blake's relationship with Flaxman seems to have grown more distant after Blake's return from Felpham, and there are surviving letters between Flaxman and Hayley wherein Flaxman speaks ill of Blake's theories of art.[102] Blake further criticized Flaxman's styles and theories of art in his responses to criticism made against his print of Chaucer's Caunterbury Pilgrims in 1810.[103]