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images of the rapid-firing gun i made.
i came to the concluson that i didn't want to make a instructable, because i wanted to make a instructable about the sopmod items i made, so i will give you guys just a few pictures ;) alty
This is so cool! I'm going to try making it!
hope it works out :) alty btw nice name XD
get a life bud..
shut the fuck up bud
lol you PWND him badly lol...
what do you mean by rapid fire? automatic?
no it can just fire fast
okay.... will you post it soon?
oops i didnt read the description.... but anyways why wont you make an instructable for this after you finish the SOPMOD instructable?
i maybe will, after i made them :P
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Ok, we all know that he was a colonialist and at times bordered on bigotry, but this book is Rudyard Kipling's best and it is an absolute masterpiece. It's the ultimate tale of an Englishman gone native: James Bond meets Siddhartha. Kipling's identification with Kim, his young protagonist, is complete. This is the work of a man passionately in love with India, and in possession of extraordinary powers of observation and description.
One of the most beautiful tales of friendship I have ever read, Kim is much more. Rudyard Kipling created in Kim a novel in the mold of the classic heroic journey that has a pedigree reaching back to Gilgamesh and the Odyssey. With Kim, a young white boy, sahib, at it's center and his friend and mentor the Lama, we see the world of India in the nineteenth century as it is ruled by Great Britain. Kipling raises questions of identity (Who is Kim?), culture, spirituality and the nature of fate. Most of all he depicts the growth of a young man through his quest to find his destiny and the bond that develops between Kim as 'chela' or disciple and his Lama. The greatness of this novel lies in Kipling's ability to combine all of these themes with a natural style that conveys the richness both of the lives of Kim and his friends and the fecundity of life in India. One of the most enduring images for me was the close tie Kim has with the land itself. This is shown several times throughout the novel culminating in his final renewal when stretched out on the earth near the end of the novel. The epic quest is successful as this novel unfolds a positive and uplifting narrative.
Kipling has become, in these post-colonial days, the man you love to hate. Yet few have equaled Kipling¿s story of an Indian beggar boy whose experience in the heyday of the British raj forces him into personal transformation that entirely illuminates the impact of colonialism on a subject people. The novel, owing to the strength of its narrative and its fatally believable realism, hovers on the dark side of modern consciousness, as does much of Kipling. The writer who invented the phrase ¿The White Man¿s Burden¿ is someone many people would like to forget. But one testimony to the ongoing power of Kim is the recent novel The Impressionist by Hari Kunzru, a descant on Kipling¿s narrative of the problem of identity in British India. The fact that an Indian author borrows Kipling¿s idea and shapes a story on Kiplingesque lines is simply testimony to the ongoing authority of this classic.
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I love Kim!! It is the most amazing book and it touches you. Kim my grandfather wanted me to read it and I have to say I was a little sceptical at first , but it turned out to be asdonding. YOU must read this book and watch the movie with Errol Flynn!! Its is simaler to the book in some was. I am 11 and I love Kim and Rudyard Kiplings books.I would recommend this to someone. I have to my friend Caroline. I also recommed Kim the movie with Errol Flynn it is the best of them all.
Kim is certainly a classic. It tells the tale of Kim O¿Hara a free spirited Anglo Indian, who adventures across India with his spiritual guide in search of a secret holy river, and is slowly drawn into the world of espionage. Rudyard Kipling aptly describes Kim¿s journey into manhood, beautifully illustrating his experiences, travels and the extraordinary people he meets. The book really captures pre-independence India well, but undeniably seen from the eyes of an colonialist.
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Citing sources, ESPN is reporting that Speight, a redshirt sophomore, will not play in this weekend's matchup against Indiana.
Michigan football blog MGoBlog and other news outlets are reporting that Speight has a broken collarbone. He took a hard hit to the left shoulder during Michigan's Saturday game against Iowa, which the Wolverines lost.
A broken collarbone would also put Speight on the sidelines for the season closer at Ohio State.
Backup quarterback John O'Korn transferred from the University of Houston, where he was a starter. As relief for Speight this season, he completed 13 of 18 passes for 114 yards and has two touchdowns to his name, according to stats compiled by ESPN.
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'Tis a beautiful thing
I have this little hobby called "trash picking". I have found some really cool stuff while trash picking. Maybe when it gets warmer I will take some pictures of my garden decorations that are from the trash.
But today, I wanted to show you my newest acquisition. I just found it this past weekend.
Yeah, I know. You see a god awful looking lamp. But I see a very cool terrarium, or maybe even an awesome porch pond. Take the lamp parts out, dump the crap inside it, give it a good wash, and you will see… It will be a thing to envy. Beautiful, even. Imagine trying to see the beauty in this lamp while driving past at 45MPH.


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This blog will feature hardware FAQ's, how-to articles, DIY stuff, links to people using our hardware, etc.
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
How to Install Partial Wrap Overlay Hinges
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I'm a bit late at seeing this, but so thankful you posted it. Ive never done hinges before, when I finally paint my cabinets I'm hoping to use the existing hinge holes, but can you tell me how to adjust them? Or if you have takked about it before link me to it please? Thank you! Lisa Korba
- March 28, 2016 at 12:17 PM
- Derrick Lawless said...
I think you will will have plenty of room for adjustment. The hinges hole screw holes that allow for adjusting them up and down about 1/8" in either direction, or 1/4" overall. Does that answer you question?
- March 28, 2016 at 12:36 PM
- Pam said...
I just installed 3 sets of these hinges on refinished cabinet doors. None of them will stay closed. Any suggestions?
- April 9, 2016 at 9:49 PM
- Derrick Lawless said...
Are you meaning that the hinges are pulling them back to an open position once you have pushed them closed? I'm thinking about it and I'll get back to you with a good answer. We are closed now so our hinge experts aren't in. I know a bit, but I'd' be guessing to a degree. Details of exactly what is happening will help.
- April 10, 2016 at 10:40 AM
- Lesley Swanson said...
I have installed the partially wraped hinges with a 1/2 overlay, but the door will not close all the way. there is about a 1/2 gap between the door and the cabinet when the door is closed. what did i do wrong? I have installed one and i have 24 more to go. any help or suggestions would be great.
- April 16, 2016 at 8:59 PM
- Derrick Lawless said...
We have an article devoted to that question here actually: http://www.dlawlesshardware.blogspot.com/2012/10/the-gap-between-cabinet-door-face-frame.html
If you send me a picture I might have a suggestion for the door not closing all the way, but the gap is a normal thing and shouldn't be very noticeable once the job is complete if I understand what you are meaning.
- April 17, 2016 at 6:32 PM
I just installed partial wrap hinges on my kitchen cabinets. On one set of doors the bottom corner of the doors where they meet in the middle touch the cabinet frame when closed, but the top corners have a gap of about 3/8". How do I adjust them?
- September 3, 2016 at 7:14 PM
- Elizabeth McGreevy said...
I just installed 1/2" semi-overlay hinges on my first cabinet door. When I closed it popped back open, leaving a 7/8" gap. Your link said a gap is typical...but not a gap this big!!! What happened?
- January 11, 2017 at 7:54 PM
- Derrick Lawless said...
Send a photo to firstname.lastname@example.com and I can better tell you what is going on.
Talk to you soon!
- January 12, 2017 at 8:01 AM
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Part one of summer wrap up:
Remember that post that I made this summer with my summer time goals? Well, now I'm seeing which ones I accomplished!
1. Get 10 followers by the end of the summer.
This goal has been accomplished! I currently have 15 followers via GCF and 5 followers via bloglovin
2. Add a new page to my blog.
This goal has also been accomplished with the addition of "reviews" and "extras"
3. Discover 20 new blogs.
Check! I've discovered many wonderful blogs over the summer!
4. Comment on other people's blogs more frequently.
Ding! I am pretty sure that I have commented more.
5. Learn some basic html.
Not much. I just learned how to make images smaller and larger with html, some general info about coding, and I copied and pasted some code from other places to do stuff,
6. Make a button for my blog.
Part two of summer wrap up:
I'm going to talk about things that I have done over the summer now!
Any way, lets get started!
Reminder: None of the pictures below have been taken by me so all pictures that I use will have a caption below them that links to where the picture was found.
Reminder: None of the pictures below have been taken by me so all pictures that I use will have a caption below them that links to where the picture was found.
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Okay! So just around two weeks ago I went to the Discovery Girl Summit. It was so fun! I got to meet so many people and have made tons of new friends! We went to the beach (to wet our feet and to take profile shots) we did behind the scenes (my group made parfaits) we took cover pictures, and acting pictures and so much more happened! It was really fun!
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The picture above is a picture of The Bixby Bridge in California! It is so beautiful! In this picture you can't really see the ocean or the small cave to the side but you can still see how beautiful it is.
|This picture is taken from https://partywirks.com/store/skate_world_waco/category/445/public_roller_skating_birthday_parties
I also roller skated this summer with my friends! This is kind of weird but the cookies at the rollerskating place were sooooo good so my friend and I always made sure that we had enough money leftover from that day to buy a cookie!
|Picture taken from http://www.lego.com/en-us/
This summer, I also went to lego camp (though I'm not a big fan of Legoes) We made things like kicking legs, mets, things that spinned, etc......
So those are four things I've done this summer (nothing else has happened that is interesting)
Part 3 of summer wrap up:
Goals for the rest of this year (until January first, 2015)
1. Get 30 followers
2. Practice extra math even though my math homework takes forever!
3. Work on more HTML
4. Post at least once a week (I won't be able to post on weekdays because my math homework takes to long!)
5. Center the tabs
6. Make sure to post at least once every 2-4 weeks on We Are The Readers
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Do you mind if we clap between movements?
This is an interesting question, and one which would, I imagine, elicit many different responses from individual musicians. Up until the end of the 19th century, applause was both encouraged and appreciated between movements, sometimes even during the music. Performers may have even repeated a movement mid-performance if the incessant applause demanded it. Near the turn of the century, applause between movements came to be regarded as detrimental to the unity of the work as a whole.
Personally, I have always had mixed feelings about this. I feel that if a movement ends in a way that warrants applause, there's no harm in clapping. On the other hand, the endings of many beautiful slow movements create an atmosphere in which the musicians and audience can easily lose themselves in a state of quiet, contemplative serenity. It is best not to clap during moments like these, for fear of destroying the atmosphere we've all (the composer, the musicians, and yes, the audience) worked so hard to create.
Perfect examples of both of these types of movements occur in Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 ("Pathetique"). The third movement is a rousing march, which grows to a deafening climax and ends with a flourish. It isn't the last movement, but more often than not, the audience bursts into frantic applause. And why wouldn't they? It is that type of piece. To me, this inevitable clapping only serves to heighten the contrast between this exciting, energetic movement, and the following deeply depressed, even disturbing, final movement. Instruments gradually drop out as the movement eventually fades to black; the celli quietly sustain long notes in their lowest register until the gentle pulsations from the basses cease. Even though this is the end of the symphony, there usually ends up being a moment of total silence due to the intuition of the audience, who are reluctant to disturb Tchaikovsky's darkly magical atmosphere with applause. As long as the applause or lack thereof is consistent with the atmosphere of the music, I trust the instincts of the audience in judging when and when not to clap, be it between movements or at the conclusion of the entire work.
Do you actually enjoy playing that awful modern stuff?
As a matter of fact, I do. It's really not awful. Like all music, some modern music is better than other modern music. Many of the great composers, whose music is part of the standard repertoire today, were once considered "awful" and "modern."
Much of this music is quite interesting and musically rewarding. I almost feel that we, the musicians, have an advantage over the audience when it comes to appreciating this kind of music. Like a lot of music (both modern and not), it often takes repeated listens to fully appreciate the harmonic/rhythmic structure, and the instrumentation. It is for this reason that occasionally you will hear modern pieces (particularly shorter ones) performed twice, in order to give the audience a second chance to appreciate the work. Our rehearsal process provides us with an opportunity to dissect these pieces and really get to know them. By the time we perform them, we've already become familiar with the piece's defining characteristics, while the audience is hearing the music for the first time. I encourage you, the listener, to listen with an active, open mind. By dismissing a piece of music at the first sign of a dissonant ("ugly") sonority, you may be missing out on a listening experience every bit as rewarding as one of the more traditional masterworks.
Do people in the orchestra get along? Do they hang out?
In general, people in the orchestra get along well. Disagreements happen, as they do in any workplace. But what makes our workplace different is that we are all bonded by a shared passion for what we create.
As far as "hanging out", simply put, many of us do. This is not to say people don't have friends outside of the orchestra. There are people in every stage of life in the orchestra. Somebody with a spouse and children may have less time to hang out than a twenty-something recently out of music school.
When I got the job and subsequently moved here, I didn't know anybody. The first people I met were at my first symphony rehearsal, and they were very welcoming. Other people's experiences may differ from mine, but I have to imagine many new musicians are in essentially the same boat once they move here and begin playing in the symphony.
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It appears that Epcot's last remaining Segway tour, 'Around the World at Epcot,' has now been discontinued. According to Disney fans, Disney forums and message boards, Disney has been contacting those with reservations to cancel, and no new bookings are being taken.
The Fort Wilderness' 'Wilderness Back Trail Adventure Segway Tour' looks to still be available at this time.
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The decision sends "positive signals" and would help boost bilateral trade and the development of a stronger economic relationship between China and the European Union, China's Ministry of Commerce said in a statement.
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The National Quality Framework raises quality and drives continuous improvement and consistency in Australian education and care services.Established in 2012, the NQF applies to most long day care, family day care, preschool/kindergarten and outside schools hours care services.
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A regulatory authority in each state and territory regulates and assesses children's education and care services. In this section regulatory authority staff will find information and resources to support their work.
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I have a console application that make use of CTRL+arrow keys (CTRL + left arrow must have a different behavior than left arrow)
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Shemia Fagan carried her first bill on the Floor of the Oregon House today. She read her argument for the bill's passage from her iPhone before cleverly using sign language to end her statement. This seemed appropriate given the bill was about American Sign Language.
House bill 2757 forces statewide education assessments to include sign language as one of their delivery mechanism for the test.
When Rep. Dennis Richardson (R) rose to ask why we would need to translate a test that is already presented in writing on a computer screen … Fagan fell apart. A worried committee administrator could be seen dashing across the floor of the house to help Fagan as she collapsed into her chair, unable to answer the common-sense question.
Her solution? After about a minute of stalling, she admitted that she didn't know and asked Richardson to ask someone who does. Rep. Sara Gelser (D) came to her aid with a preposterous explanation that sign language is independent of the written word. Strange, given the tests are designed to evaluate reading comprehension.
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Spotlight on Levels 5 and 6 (Updated to new model of assessment)
This publication was written for Year 6 teachers to enable them to have further exemplification of writing at Level 6 and to explore the demarcation between Level 5 and Level 6.
It has now been updated to align with the DfE's Interim Teacher Assessment Framework.
*If you purchased this book prior to its update, you can download the updates here.
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- sub-levelled collections from Year 6 children in Hertfordshire schools, both unannotated handwritten scripts, and annotated scripts
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Business associations play an important role in the decision making process of climate policy. In 2009, the revision of the Swiss CO2 law for designing post‐2012 climate policy is at stake. This paper analyzes the positions and arguments of the Swiss business community on climate policy using cluster analysis. As a main finding, we can observe gradual positioning between opponents and proponents to climate regulation. There is no solid business front opposing climate policy in Switzerland but different clusters and sub‐clusters of business interest. The positions mainly rely on rational behaviour assessing the respective industry's costs and benefits of climate regulation as well as the exposure to climate change impacts. However, opponents to climate policy tend to overstate the expected costs resulting from climate regulation. There is potential for business conflict between early movers and sectors being less strictly regulated.
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As we stand at the threshold of the 21st century, we learn by observation that some things never change: Nearly every human being is still asking the eternal questions of,
I, Thoth, the Atlantean, master of mysteries, keeper of records, mighty king, magician, living from generation to generation, being about to pass into the Halls of Amenti, set down for the guidance of those that are to come after, these records of the mighty wisdom of Great Atlantis.
We like to think that we know so much about the world that we live in. We enjoy knowing things like why the sky is blue and why the grass is green. With knowledge comes power and security. We feel secure knowing things that at one time confounded our forbearers.
This is one of the most exhaustive studies of the Roma Religions we have come across. The western world has maintained the Roman government, Roman law, Roman architecture, Roman thought, Roman history --- but we seldom consider the effect on our current society of the Roman Religions.
This book is a reprint of the annotated version of the Case For The UFO, which has been dubbed the VARO Edition because of his notes for this outside group who could possibly be extraterrestrials according to one theory.
I hope that the readers of this book will find in it some little contribution to our knowledge of the history of thought-not of Jewish thought alone, but of human thought. For superstition and magic are universal and uniform in their manifestations, and constitute an important chapter in the progress of man's ideas; those minor variations that appear here and there are but reflections of the infinite variety and ingenuity of the human mind.
Conspiracy Journal brings back to print the long needed research of James George Frazer. There is a massive amount of research and analysis in this 225 page reprint! This one should be in the library of every free-thinker and truth-seeker.
Fairy Tales, fall under two heads. Under the first we may place all those stories which relate to definite supernatural beings, or definite orders of supernatural beings, held really to exist, and the scenes of which are usually laid in some specified locality. Stories belonging to this class do not necessarily, however, deal with the supernatural. Often they are told of historical heroes, or persons believed to have once lived.
Greece and Rome- The two civilizations that have been the insight, source, and creation of most modern government theory and the West's major religions. Explore the great mysteries of these founding fathers of modern civilization.
From Ancient Times, Biblical Times and in Modern Times.. Chaldea.. the Land of the Chaldees has been the source of esoteric mysteries, home of the Magi, the beginning of Judaism and many other religions. It is a habitual hotbed of wars and conquests. What is it about this mysterious desert land that attracts the attention of world powers and religions?
This reprint grants the reader a rare synopsis of mankind's utilization and/or over use of the soil throughout the world, and through different civilizations. Societal structures, peace, success -throughout history- rely upon the ability of the soil to feed the people.
In today's current climate of 'fear' and 'terrorism', Pagan Christs is desparately needed research into the historical gods and christs, all born and created by mankind out of FEAR. Fear is the catalyst which the church and all religions thrive on and survive.
As the Western world became enamored with the Pacific Isles, their culture, traditions, history and religions - Once Europe and the Middle East nations were just as spell bound with Islands of the Atlantic Ocean. Even today, archeologists, esoteric researchers, and history buffs look for the lost isles of recorded history that once sat above the waters of the Atlantic.
The Mysteries of Crete still tease the historian and researcher. Atlantis, Minoean, and other ancient dynasties are rumored to have roots to Crete. With its Grecian and Egyptian connections, it was a major landmark island between these two great civilizations.
This wonderful reprint investigates from an objective mind the strange customs and traditions of the religions of India. The author has experiences that cannot be explained away as fraud and tricksters, and he relates many of the con-artist's tricks in India. The book kept us at HiddenMysteries spellbound reading it from cover to cover.


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First off, Happy (belated) Mother's Day to all of you mothers out there. You all were in my thoughts and prayers yesterday, especially those of you whose children are very sick or have gone to Heaven, those of you who are expecting and those of you who want to have a child and suffer from primary or secondary infertility. I hope that you all had a wonderful day, despite the weather (very stormy, windy and rainy) that we had here in Chicago. I had a really nice day with Bob and Sean, however I also felt in some ways that the weather reflected some of the feelings I have about losing our baby girl and celebrating my first Mother's Day since Molly died.
One week ago yesterday (Sunday, May 4) was Molly's Memorial Service. We had it at our neighborhood parish St. Barnabas Catholic Church at 3:00 p.m. We got there early to make sure everything was arranged the way we wanted it to be. In the church entrance/lobby we set up a table with the guest book in front of a collage frame with our five favorite pictures from Molly's birthday and programs for Molly's Memorial Service. Soon after we arrived a heart shaped flower arrangement we had ordered was delivered and we placed it in front of the alter in the church. From the time we got to the church family members and friends also began to arrive. It was very touching to see who came to participate in Molly's Memorial Service and to support Bob, Sean and me on the day we chose to honor our baby girl's memory.
As the time for the service to start grew close, Bob, Sean and I took our seats in the first row to the right of the alter (when facing the alter) and our family and friends filled in the rows behind us. At one point before it began, I snuck out to quickly go to the bathroom. I peaked out at the entrance to the church and was blown away at the number of people coming in and waiting to sign the guest book. Many of the people were those who I guess I sort of expected to see there, but it still meant so much to me to know they were indeed there. There were also people I noticed entering that I was surprised (in a good way) to see and that also meant a lot to me. Days later we looked at all the names in the guest book and added a few that we know were there but didn't sign it and figure about 115 people attended Molly's Memorial Service that day.
Our pastoral associate welcomed everyone right before the service began. I was doing really well emotionally until that moment. I heard our pastoral associate announce that we were there to honor and celebrate "Molly Marie Benson's short but very special life" and I lost it. At that moment the reality of why we were there, surrounded by our family and friends set in. We began to sing the song we had chosen to open Molly's Memorial Service called "You Are Mine" by David Haas. The chorus is "Do not be afraid I am with you, I have called you each by name. Come and follow me, I will bring you home. I love you and you are mine." It is such a beautiful song and seemed the perfect words to sing as we started Molly's service.
The first reading we chose from the book of Wisdom 4:7-9, 13-14. We asked Bob's maternal aunt, who is a retired Lutheran Minister, to read it. These Bible verses start with "the just ones, though they die early, shall be at rest." We found it to be a comforting reading from the Old Testament that addresses people who die young.
Our Responsorial Psalm was "To You, O Lord" by Marty Haugen. The refrain is "To you, O Lord, I lift my soul. To you I lift my soul." It is a simple Psalm that I find singing to be very therapeutic.
The second reading we chose was a letter from Paul to the Philippians 4:4-9. This is one of my all time favorite Bible verses and has helped me over the years to trust in God, especially during difficult periods in my life. We asked my sister/Molly's Godmother to read it.
The Gospel we chose from Matthew 5:1-12a. It is commonly known as "The Beatitudes." "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God…." The Gospel was read by our pastor Fr. Bill. Next Fr. Bill gave his homily. He said the readings we chose were very appropriate to honor and remember Molly. Fr. Bill talked about how much God loves Molly and how much love came from her life, even though she never opened her eyes. It was a very nice sermon and I found many of Fr. Bill's words and sentiments to be comforting as we continue to make peace with Molly being in Heaven now instead of here in our arms.
One of our good friends, the same one who came to see us and Molly the day she was born and died at the hospital, read the Prayers of the Faithful for us. I had written the prayers with help from a funeral planning book that our pastoral associate had leant me. We were pleased with how they turned out and honored Molly and those whose lives and hearts she had touched.
We asked Bob's sister and her husband along with Bob's brother and his wife to bring up the gifts (the bread and wine before communion). It meant a lot to us to have our siblings and their spouses each have a role in their niece's memorial service. The presentation song we chose was "Eye Has Not Seen" by Marty Haugen. The chorus is "Eye has not seen, ear has not heard, what God has ready for those who love him. Spirit of love, come give us the mind of Jesus. Teach us the wisdom of God." I like how this song speaks to us not always being able to understand why certain things happen the way they do, however if we trust in God, we can learn to find good in everything we face in life.
We chose for our Communion Song "We Remember" by Marty Haugen. The chorus is "We remember how you loved us to your death, and still we celebrate for you are with us here. And we believe that we will see you, when you come, in your glory Lord. We remember, we celebrate, we believe." This song sums up how I feel about both my relationship with God and our daughter Molly. It helps me to find peace with Molly being in Heaven now and speaks to our belief that our family will all be together again Heaven some day. My mom and my dad's paternal twin cousins served as Eucharistic Ministers with Fr. Bill.
It was very special and moving to see our family and friends as they processed up to receive communion. We were able to see who was there and many made gestures to us as the passed by us, reaching out to us, touching our hands or our shoulders and giving us hugs. This included one of our favorite nurses from our OB's office (the one who shared with us awhile back that 16 years ago she lost a son soon after he was born), many of our neighbors from the block we live on, many of our other Beverly neighborhood friends, childhood friends, college friends and many dear family members.
The post-communion Meditation Song we chose was "Spirit Blowing through Creation" by Marty Haugen. I find it to be a very healing song and thought it fit nicely after Communion, before I was to share our Family Reflection. The chorus of the song is "Spirit renewing the earth, renewing the hearts of all people. Burn in the weary souls, blow through the silent lips, come now awake us, spirit of God."
Next it was time for me to share our Family Reflection that I had written, with some help and input from Bob. Our original plan was for me to talk and for Bob to stand next to me at the lectern for support. However, before the mass began, my mom reminded Sean that she would sit with him while we went up to talk and Sean told her that he wanted to come up with Bob and me when I spoke. So we told him that if he behaved that he could join us. It turned out to be really nice to have all three of us up there together while I talked. Both Bob and Sean's presence ended up being very comforting. Sean held my hand the whole time, which was very sweet.
For most of the time I spoke I kept it together, however at one point I got choked up and actually had trouble reading what I had written through my tears, which were making my eyes foggy. It was actually a sort of funny moment of comic relief as I shared with our family and friends that I literally couldn't see what I wanted to share. My always prepared dear husband Bob luckily had some tissues in his pocket and so I was able to wipe my tears and continue. I was pleased with how my Family Reflection went and I was glad that I was able to do it. I really wanted to tell everyone there that day how much Molly means to us and try to help us all make some sense from and find some peace in our journey with her. I am going to share my Family Reflection "Things that I have learned from having Molly in our life" in a separate post, following this one.
The Closing Song we chose was "City of God" by Dan Schutte. Though I love the song "On Eagle's Wings" which is often used at the end of funerals and memorial services, I tend to associate it with the death of older people, especially our grandparents, and find it to be very sad, though therapeutic, when I sing it. Bob and I wanted Molly's Memorial Service to close with a more uplifting and inspiring song, which is why we made the choice we did. The chorus is "Let us build the city of God. May our tears be turned into dancing. For the Lord, our light and our love, has turned the night into day."
After Molly's beautiful Memorial Service had ended, Bob, Sean and I were surrounded by family and friends that had come to honor our daughter and baby sister with us. We did have a reception back at our home following Molly's service, however some of our family and friends were unable to join us there and thus wanted to pay their respects before they and we left the church. It was very moving to interact with our loved ones as they hugged us and told us how much they cared about us and Molly. It meant so much to us to feel the love and support of everyone who was with us there that day.
I was especially touched by one of my college friends in particular being there, who was due with her second daughter 10 weeks before Molly's due date. She had delivered her baby girl 6 days after Molly was born and only 11 days before Molly's Memorial Service. When I saw her I told her that I couldn't believe she had come and she told me that she wouldn't have been anywhere else that day. I found out later, through a mutual friend, that her mother had driven with her that day (they live a good 45 – 60 minutes away) and her new baby girl and waited in the car, in part because she is nursing, while my friend came inside for the mass. There were a number of special stories like that from Molly's special day that were very moving for Bob and me.
The last thing I will share with you, is another sweet story from that day. Many of our dear family and friends joined us for a reception in Molly's honor and memory back at our home after her service. It was a beautiful, sunny and warm day for people to gather, chat, eat (thank you to everyone who brought sweet and savories for people to munch on) and reflect on all of our journeys with Molly. At one point I was visiting with one of Bob's paternal aunts. She said that she had just been in our basement and was told that the oldest of her three children, her only son, who I believe is in the 6th grade, had been spelling something on our refrigerator with Sean's magnetic letters. For some reason I thought she was going to tell me that her son/Bob's cousin had spelled something inappropriate, however that was far from the case. As it turns out he had spelled out a message in magnetic letters that read "We hart Sean + Moly." He didn't have enough of the right letters for it to say "We heart (or love) Sean and Molly," but we certainly all got his intention and were very touched. I continue to be amazed by how our journey with Molly has touched so many people in different ways, including Bob's young cousin.
Thank you to everyone who was with us in person the day of Molly's Memorial Service and to all of you who we know were there with us in spirit. It was such a special day for Bob, Sean and me to experience along with our family and friends and it was another moving ritual that has helped us to have some closure to our journey with our daughter and sister. Thank you for reading and for your continued love and support.
I am working on formal thank you notes for those of you whom we have addresses for and have reached out to us in incredibly thoughtful and generous ways while I was pregnant with Molly and since she was born and went to Heaven. It may take me some time to finish them all, as I want to include personal messages, so I appreciate your patience. In the meantime, Bob, Sean, our angel baby girl Molly and I say:


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Welcome to the Broadway Recreation Center in Mesa, Arizona. The BRC is owned by the City of Mesa and operated by Arizona Disabled Sports. With an activity room as well as a gymnasium available to rent, this historical building is perfect for your next event. More specifics pertaining to the size of the rooms and the facility can be found here.
If you would like to set up a rental, please proceed to the rental request page and fill out the presented online form. Any other inquiries can be directed through the contact us page or by phone.
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Was the negative U.S. unemployment data actually good news for markets today? It appears that way, as The Dow Jones Industrial Average
Europe was another big reason for the Dow's rally today, as news leaked that central banks were willing to take action to stabilize the eurozone in the event that the Greek elections upend markets next week.
While the Dow managed a solid gain, there were individual stocks that fared even better on the day.
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Travelers, the oft-forgotten Dow stock, was the index's biggest gainer today. The company led a broad surge in the financial sector on the day, with Bank of America joining it as the Dow's third highest riser. Financial stocks are some of the most sensitive to the global economy, so anytime we see enthusiasm from worldwide markets, it's certainly good news for the sector. Bank of America continues to be the Dow's top performer on the year, up nearly 38%, while Travelers is beating the Dow by about 3 percentage points, up 7% in 2012.
Home Depot had a good day as well, as investors pushed the stock up on optimism that today's disappointing economic data could lead to further stimulus, which could certainly benefit the home-improvement retailer.
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There has to be a way across these mountains.
Somewhere there's a pass we haven't found.
The setting sun casts rows of jagged shadows
Swallowing the hope we had allowed.
Cold descends, the iron will of darkness,
When nothing can be done except survive.
Love like burning embers keeps us breathing
As bitterness engulfs the icy stars.
Ah, my love! There will be, will be morning!
The sun will rise up like the cavalry.
We will find our way across these mountains
To build our lives within the dream of peace
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Anyone wondering… what is a link party? Here is a guide for newbies ; ).
Hello everyone!
Welcome back to #StayClassyMama, the place where you can dance all night on the bar table and nobody will judge you!
For those of you who missed the last couple weeks, we have Jade and Pat hosting now so remember to include @parentingjungle and @whitecamellias in your tweets!
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My featured post is from Our Rach Blogs with Dechox because this made me laugh and inspired me to do my own dechox, even though I am not religious I guess I can accept lent as in the long run it will hopefully make me healthier….maybe ; ).
Jade's featured post is from Apply to Face blog entitled Half term love doughnuts. Who wouldn't pick a post with that title! I love the recipe and the epic description of her love of sweets carbs and I totally tuck my belly into by rib space in the same manner. Hilarious post.
'Pat's featured post this week is by So Happy in Town with Children should be happy but some aren't because I found it such a powerful post and I believe we should be doing more to raise awareness of children's mental health. It's so sad when children are unhappy but it happens a lot and we shouldn't ignore it.
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Backstage Beauty Pass: Wigs Ruled the Betsey Johnson Fall '13 Collection
Betsey Johnson has always played by her own set of rules…and won. Since the 1960's, she's rocked the fashion world with her cutting edge style and over-the-top personality.
This year, she brought that same energy to Fashion Week with a new collection. Inspired by girls working out, wigs were added to the look to bring life and energy to the stage.


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Portal Installation
Cat portals are a simple way to help our shelter cats be happier and healthier. The double compartment allows the food, bed, and litterbox to remain separate from the cat's living space and cleaning and daily care is less stressful for both the cats and our staff.
The installations have been a collaborative effort between staff and volunteers of Friends of Strays, along with staff from SPCA Tampa Bay.
We have already noticed an improvement with the behavior of the cats who have received the portals (Room 1). They seem much more relaxed and the cages are less messy with the added space.
We plan to continue to expand the portal installation into the remaining cat rooms over the coming weeks and are looking forward to enriching and improving the lives of the cats in our care.
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1998 · Ostfildern-Ruit, Germany
by Davidson, Susan; Ann Temkin; Joseph Cornell; Marcell Duchamp
Ostfildern-Ruit, Germany: Cantz, 1998. Softcover. VG. Stiff white and illus. wraps, 343 pp, many bw illustrations, some color. Exhibition itinerary: Philadelphia Museum of Art, October 8, 1998--January 3, 1999 and The Menil Collection, Houston, January 22--May 16, 1999. Library Journal review: The expatriate Frenchman Duchamp was cerebral and urbane, while the sheltered Cornell is often portrayed as a poet. Yet they had a real and lasting friendship that sprang from an admiration for each other's work. One record remains of this largely private friendship: the "Duchamp Dossier," a box kept by Cornell and filled with scraps of paper and other fragmentary mementos. That "work" is reproduced here in painstaking detail, its contents spread over 50 pages; in addition, two other large sections of plates present dozens of works by each artist in very fine reproductions. Between these visual gems, five well-researched essays and a chronology explore the relationship and its meanings without forcing connections. Accompanying a show moving from the Philadelphia Museum of Art to Houston's Menil Collection, this catalog sheds new light on two major figures in 20th-century art. For all collections in academic and public libraries interested in 20th-century art. -Douglas McClemont, New York. Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. (Inventory #: 153979)


text: Hi, my name is Sean Friele, and I am a Biomedical BE/MS student at Stony Brook University. I will be beginning my masters work as of Spring 2017. Though I am studying in New York currently, I actually originate from Washington State. I've lived in the Northwest all my life and my path toward a STEM field was all but predetermined with a mother who was an OBGYN and a father who was a computer specialist, along with a physicist grandfather. My path toward biomedical engineering was long, one that was originally directed toward mechanical engineering and cars, and began when I was around six years old when I first wanted to become an engineer. I was always good with my hands and tinkering, which overtime developed into mechanic work where I spend a lot of time fixing things, ranging from cars and bikes to computers and robots. My decision to go into biomedical engineering as opposed to mechanical engineering occurred when I was in high school and I saw my grandmother suffering from conditions that could not be cured by current medical techniques, and I knew that my talents could be put to better use by trying to solve those problems as a biomedical engineer than they would be as a mechanical engineer designing cars. I have found that my technical knowledge from my time as a mechanic and tinkerer along with my understanding of mechanical engineering has made me unusual and valuable as a biomedical engineer. In many ways I am a mechanical engineer trained in the biomedical field, which gives me a unique perspective on how to solve problems by taking the best approach of both fields. My main focus in BME is to solve biological and medical problems by applying mechanical engineering principles in combination with my biomedical training.


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The South Main Arts & Parks Trust is proud to host another year of free live music at The BEACH! Each year the bands get better and the crowds get bigger. This year's line-up is composed of red hot talent from the swamps of South Carolina to the mountains of Leadville, CO. The events will [...] Read more »
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2014 Summer Music Series at the Beach – August
2014 Summer Music Series at the BEACH – JULY
The South Main Arts & Parks Trust is proud to host another year of free live music at The BEACH! Each year the bands get better and the crowds get bigger. This year's line-up is composed of red hot talent from the swamps of South Carolina to the mountains of Leadville, CO. The events [...] Read more »
Ski Season is Here!
After a slow start to winter, our local Monarch Mountain and Ski Cooper are fully open with some great snow! After almost no snow through early December, Monarch has been playing some serious catch up with 102″ of snow to date this season! Monarch and Cooper are both fantastic family skiing areas with shorter lines [...] Read more »
Buena Vista, CO Mountain Biking Video
Check out this video of a new trail, 6034A, in the Spaghetti Western area, plus descend the Midland Bike Trail into South Main in downtown Buena Vista, CO. Enjoy! Buena Vista Colorado Mountain Biking Video:
Summit the Sleeping Indian from Your Doorstep
The 14ers of the Sawatch Range west of Buena Vista, CO get most of the attention from peak-baggers passing through our valley, but turn your sights just east of town and the Sleeping Indian (a.k.a. Midland Hill) beckons. Whether the Collegiate Peaks are snowed in or you've got limited time on your hands, the Sleeping Indian [...] Read more »
The Piñon Pine Nut: A Local Delicacy
As if you needed another excuse to get outside during fall color season, here's it is- Pine Nuts! If you have ever visited Buena Vista and South Main, you've seen Piñon Pine- lots of Piñon Pine. From South Main, we have a clear view of a huge stand of piñons which blankets the contours of [...] Read more »
Racers Fill South Main St. for TransRockies Start
It was a real pleasure to host the start of the 6-day TransRockies Run from Buena Vista to Beaver Creek earlier this month! More than 300 racers from across the country and the globe filled the streets of South Main, snapping commemorative shots and filling the neighborhood with excitement. Covering 120 miles, and 20,000 feet [...] Read more »
BV Pro-Am Photo Gallery & Results
Despite low water levels, athletes and fans alike rallied this year to create one of the best BV Pro-Am Kayaking competitions to date. So many thanks to all the incredible volunteers and spectators who showed up to cheer, enjoy the beer gardens and support an amazing event. Photos of the action below, scroll to the [...] Read more »
Classic Bouldering in Buena Vista, Colorado [Video]
South Main broker and Financial Manager, Andre Spino-Smith, also happens to be an awesome rock climber. Here he "sends" one of the most classic V5 boulder problems in Buena Vista, dubbed "The Becklehammer."
Join the River Park Clean Up on April 29th
Many thanks to Earl Richmond of Colorado Kayak Supply for continuing to spearhead this annual event! What: Whipple Trail, BV River Park and Sports Fields Clean Up Day When: Sunday April 29th, 2012, 1:00 PM Who: Anyone, any age who wants to help clean up [...] Read more »


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Romania hits back at UK immigration deterrence campaign
3 February, 2013
Bulgaria and Romania are due to accede to the EU later this year, providing all citizens with the full benefits of membership, including the Freedom of Movement. This means citizens of either country will be able to live and work in the UK without the need for a UK visa.
The last time several Eastern European countries acceded to the EU – Poland, Latvia and Lithuania in 2004 – UK immigration rates soared and concerns have been raised that a similar scenario could occur later this year or early 2014, placing further strain on already struggling public services….. Read full article at mydailycareernews.com


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Snowy weather leads to suspension of Leeds brown bin collections
Garden waste collections have been halted in Leeds this week to allow refuse collectors to focus on household waste and recycling services during the winter weather.
The council's announcement came as the bin service in Leeds still wrestles with a backlog following the changeover of bin routes in late October.
Snowy conditions have meant that it has taken longer for all bin crews to get around the city, particularly in side streets and hilly areas. Extra staff have been brought in to help, but access for refuse trucks has been difficult in the icy and snowy weather of recent days.
The decision has therefore been taken to stop brown bin collections this week. This is the time of year when they are scaled back to monthly rather than fortnightly collections anyway to reflect the lack of winter growth in gardens.
Tom Murray, executive member for environmental services, said:
"While we never scale down services lightly, it makes a lot of sense to reduce our focus on collecting garden waste when little is growing and snow makes gardening virtually impossible anyway.
"Our main priority has to be on getting our crews through the snow to collect household waste and recycling and to try to keep the main service going through the wintry weather."
Given the likely disruption to collections during the bad weather, householders are being asked to leave their black and green bins out for up to 48 hours if they have not been emptied on the normal days to allow crews chance to get to them. If they are still uncollected they are asked to take them back in and put them out on their next scheduled collection day.
Anyone whose bins have not been collected on more than one occasion should contact the council by calling 0113 222 4406 or emailing email@example.com


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Novartis, Astellas, GSK Ads Misbranded Drugs: FDA
The FDA publicized the letters that it sent to alert the pharmaceutical companies that they had misbranded their drugs in violation of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
GSK's alleged misbranding relates to Arzerra, which is used to treat lymphocytic leukemia. The FDA objects to a Dec. 1 ad in the Journal...
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