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The well-known aria announcing the barber's entrance — "Figaro!… Eh, Figaro!" — highlights this comic romp of an opera. Based on Beaumarchais' Le Barbier de Seville, Rossini's 1816 classic began as Almaviva, or the Useless Precaution, in an attempt to avoid confusion with a highly successful Il Barbiere di Siviglia of a half-century earlier. An opening night fiasco and persistent interruptions during the premiere by fans of the older play were but momentary detours on the path of this masterpiece to international fame. With the now-famous overture in place, the work reached the operatic capitals of the world, becoming the first opera to be sung in Italian in New York. Ideal for conductors, soloists, chorus members, and rehearsal pianists, this practice and performance vocal score is based on the classic 1900 Schirmer edition. Please note that the lyrics appear in the original Italian only.
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Romantic Period, Classical
A critical and popular success from its 1786 debut, Mozart's musical comedy elevated the opera buffa to new heights. Le nozze di Figaro ("The Marriage of Figaro"), ossia la folle giornata ("or The Day of Madness") reassembles characters from The Barber of Seville for a romantic romp involving mistaken identities, remarkable coincidences, and the triumph of true love.
This authoritative practice and performance edition presents Lorenzo da Ponte's vocal score, originally published by Casa Ricordi, Milan. Ideal for study, practice, and performance, it contains the complete vocal music with a piano reduction of the orchestral score. Vocalists, voice majors and teachers, and rehearsal pianists will rejoice in this high-quality, low-cost edition of Mozart's masterpiece. Note: Lyrics are in the original Italian only.
Dover (2001) republication of the vocal score from an authoritative early edition.
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Classical
Remarkable for its bold characterization, color, atmosphere, and dramatic plot, Verdi's 1851 opera was an immediate success upon its Venice debut, and it remains a staple of the repertoire to this day. The tale of a despised hunchback and his beloved daughter marked the first appearance of the tragic jester in Italian opera and provided Verdi with a subject well suited to his talents.
Amateur and professional performers alike will appreciate this handsome, moderately priced practice and performance edition of the opera's vocal score. Ideal for study, rehearsals, and recitals, it contains the complete music for voices with a piano reduction of the vocal score. Lyrics appear in the original Italian only.
Reprint of the G. Ricordi, Milan, c. 1851 edition.
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Opera, Miscellaneous
This volume contains newly edited versions of all William Walton's songs for voice and piano, together with Anon in Love for voice and guitar and songs from radio plays. It also includes the first publication of the scores of the orchestral versions of Anon in Love and A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table.William Walton wrote songs throughout his life, the first, 'Tell me where is Fancy bred?', written when he was a chorister at Christ Church, Oxford, the last, A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table, a song-cycle for Elisabeth Schwarzkopf written in the early 1960s. They all reveal his ear for word-setting, an imaginative response to the text, and an ability to conjure striking musical images from his chosen material.
Shakespeare: Tell me where is Fancy bred?
Shakespeare: Tell me where is Fancy bred? - arr. piano
Four Swinburne Songs
1. Child's Song
2. Song
3. A Lyke-wake Song
4. The Winds
William Drummond: Tritons
Three Songs to poems by Edith Sitwell
1. Daphne
2. Through Gilded Trellises
3. Old Sir Faulk
Shakespeare: Under the Greenwood Tree - low voice
Shakespeare: Under the Greenwood Tree - medium voice
Louis MacNeice: Beatriz's Song
Louis MacNeice: Beatriz's Song - arr. piano
Anon.: Anon. in Love
1. Fain would I change that note
2. O stay, sweet love
3. Lady, when I behold the roses
4. My Love in her attire
5. I gave her Cakes and I gave her Ale
6. To couple is a custom
A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table
Thomas Jordan: 1. The Lord Mayor's Table
Wordsworth: 2. Glide Gently
Arley: 3. Wapping Old Stairs
Blake: 4. Holy Thursday
Charles Morris: 5. The Contrast
Anon.: 6. Rhyme
Anon.: Anon. in Love - orchestral version
1. Fain would I change that note
2. O stay, sweet love
3. Lady, when I behold the roses
4. My Love in her attire
5. I gave her Cakes and I gave her Ale
6. To couple is a custom
A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table - orchestral version
Thomas Jordan: 1. The Lord Mayor's Table
Wordsworth: 2. Glide Gently
Arley: 3. Wapping Old Stairs
Blake: 4. Holy Thursday
Charles Morris: 5. The Contrast
Anon.: 6. Rhyme
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
For baritone voice, tenor saxophone, and piano. New product for the week of Sept 10th, 2012.
Instruments: Piano, Baritone Voice, Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Piano and Keyboard, Voice, Vocal, Woodwinds
New product for the week of October 1st, 2012.
Instruments: Piano, High Voice, Strings, Piano and Keyboard, Voice, Vocal
Influential 18th-century oratorio deals with the triumph of the Jewish warrior-hero Judas Maccabaeus over the invading enemies of the Israelites. Beauty, drama and brilliant originality of its arias, duets and choruses have kept the work constantly in the active repertoire. Reprinted from authoritative edition of the German Handel Society. Text underlay in English and German.
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Baroque Period, Classical
Exactingly reproduced from the authoritative Breitkopf & Härtel edition, this superb full-score edition offers music lovers a rare opportunity to study and follow performances of this great comic opera, one of the most engaging and least pretentious masterpieces in the repertory. The earliest of Mozart's five most famous operas and the first he wrote for the Viennese stage.
Reprint of Die Enthführung aus dem Serail, Breitkopf & Härtel, Leipzig, n.d.
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Classical
To help with music selection there is a useful index to suggest how each song might be used. For example, if you have a surfeit of travellers (and which school doesn't?) hey presto! there are songs which will be ideal for moving all those bodies from one side of the stage to the other. If the innkeeper wants to add to his script, there's a song especially for him. Snowmen, Santa and Stars will be delighted there is music just for them.With this collection, all the important moments of the Christmas story are provided for with something for each key stage. A musical feast is guaranteed, with as much or as little dialogue as you might want to add. And as a bonus, we have recorded every song!
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Though originally recorded by David Foster with Natalie Cole, the 1992 version by Amy Grant is largely responsible for this song's continued popularity. This inspiring ballad will add a special lift to any holiday concert, and Michael's great-sounding arrangement can be performed effectively with or without a vocal soloist.
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
In response to a continued interest in a scholarly facsimile of the Mass in B minor, a new cloth-bound facsimile edition (BVK 2194) has now been published. This replaces the original BÄRENREITER FACSIMILE edition (BVK 1911).
Johann Sebastian Bach completed the Mass in B minor in 1748/49 shortly after the Art of Fugue and shortly before his death. This late work is as concentrated and rich in compositional technique as scarcely any other work. As early as 1818, Hans-Georg Nägeli enthusiastically described the Mass as the "greatest musical artwork of all time and all nations". Since then it has been ranked as an icon of music history.
One of the primary functions of a facsimile is the preservation of such a cultural heritage, particularly when the manuscript (as is the case with the Mass in B minor) is endangered and damaged by iron gall ink erosion. Furthermore, it is moving for Bach admirers to see how in some passages Bach's handwriting reflects the effort which this last work demanded of him.
The facsimile documents and records the present condition of the complete autograph score. Older reproductions have substituted a few individual folios where the content has become difficult to read in recent years.
The renowned Bach scholar Christoph Wolff describes the work's significance in his introduction, gives an overview of the history of composition and draws attention to particular distinguishing features of the manuscript.
"This facsimile edition is a model for the presentation of musical sources, both in appearance and in documentation. […] Wolff's facsimile will serve as foundational tools"
(Notes, December 2008)
"Once, Bach came up against the boundaries of his art, on blotchy, 260-year-old paper. 'Et expecto…' is this point in the B minor mass, 'And I look for the resurrection of the dead.' Bach wrote modulations which were extraordinary. He had to strive for these. He crossed out – although this is a fair copy – hatched and scratched until the paper tore. He was already an old man, his script leans to the left. The handwriting here isn't nearly as lively as in the 'Cum sancto Spirito', written earlier. Everywhere, one is moved by the closeness to the manuscript which the facsimile conveys – one of the most sumptuous ever published."
(DIE ZEIT Literatur, December 2007)
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Baroque Period, Classical
The Offenbach Edition Keck is created in collaboration with French musicologist Jean-Christophe Keck and other leading musicologists, biographers and collectors. Drawing on first editions and original manuscripts, these will be the first authoritative editions to reflect the composer's original intentions.
Now available is a piano reduction of the coherent edition of Offenbach's grand romantic opera "Les Fées du Rhin" . The OEK edition is the World Premiere Publication of this opera that was heard in its completeness for the first time at the Montpellier Festival of 2002. The scenic first performance took place in January 2005 at the Slovenian National Theatre. The sources were scattered in various libraries around the world, and some essential materials were actually in private collections.
- Original Version
- Intermediate Version
- Vienna Version
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Opera, Miscellaneous
The Offenbach Edition Keck is created in collaboration with French musicologist Jean-Christophe Keck and other leading musicologists, biographers and collectors. Drawing on first editions and original manuscripts, these will be the first authoritative editions to reflect the composer's original intentions.
Now available is a piano reduction of the coherent edition of Offenbach's grand romantic opera "Les Fées du Rhin" . The OEK edition is the World Premiere Publication of this opera that was heard in its completeness for the first time at the Montpellier Festival of 2002. The scenic first performance took place in January 2005 at the Slovenian National Theatre. The sources were scattered in various libraries around the world, and some essential materials were actually in private collections.
- Original Version
- Intermediate Version
- Vienna Version
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Genres: Opera, Miscellaneous
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The baritone part for Blake Dreaming was written with the idea that the voice would be used as an extra instrument, without text. Although much of the vocal line is a vocalise, an excerpt from William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell is incorporated. New product for the week of May 7, 2012.
Instruments: Vocal, Baritone Voice, Voice
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Instruments: Baritone Voice, Voice, Vocal
Måske ikke havet. Men Vådt nok. Gråt nok og tåget.
I: Dette er måske nok ikke havet.
II: Og så alligevel.
III: Det er så bart.
IV: Den benhårde vilje til sameksistens.
V: Værre er det ikke.
Forenet i hvidt.
I: Lammende ægteskab.
II: Toget er kørt
III: Alt det regnskab.
IV: Med hvid skærende indeni.
V: Forestillingerne om de blade som kommer.
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Arias For Coloratura Soprano, Volume 3 Cantolopera Series With A CD Of Full Performances And Accompa
Five arias, including: Ombre l
Instruments: Coloratura Soprano, Voice, Vocal
Connect to your authentic singing voice with this holistic guide to a healthy and expressive singing life. This collection of technical discussions, exercises, and insights will help you improve all aspects of using your voice – from healthy sound production to exercises for greater vocal facility to guidance on rehearsing with your band. Interviews with Patty Austin, Ysaye Barnwell, and others lend their perspectives to singing, the mind-body connection, and a natural/wellness focused approach to musicianship. The accompanying CD supports the practice exercises and approaches to learning new songs.
Instruments: Voice, Vocal
Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen: GRENE GRÅ
For baryton og klaver
Instruments: Baritone Voice, Voice, Vocal
A pavane was a slow dance form the 16th and 17th century. The talented composer Jeff Smallman has taken this Baroque form and created a very colourful piece that features high, mid and low voices allowing all players to have interesting parts.
Instruments: Low Voice, Voice, Vocal
Instruments: Medium Voice, Voice, Vocal
Audio Clips >>Here are the great duets of the Italian operatic repertoire, minus soprano, mezzo-soprano or baritone voice (depending on the aria selected). You surround yourself with the 130-piece orchestra, the Compagnia d
Instruments: Baritone Voice, Voice, Vocal

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A sorority girl who gives it up quite easy; a sorority slut Oh my god he's with her, she's a total sorostitute
1. | Sorostitute | ||
I am a sorostitute. I'm better than you and I know it. You can find me on campus in the SUV my daddy bought for me, rocking my Chanel sunglasses, North Face jacket, Nike Shox or Rainbow sandals. I never leave my sorority house without my letters somewhere on me. I date a fratdaddy. I don't care that he cheats on me with other sorostitutes because I cheat on him too. I take him to date parties and sorority events just to end up flirting with one of his frat brothers. I don't have a major. I take the easiest core classes I can find and do minimal amounts of work. I know that my degree won't matter anyway because I'm going to end up a trophy wife. I love Greek life and hate GDIs. I laugh at them with my sisters when we go out to the bars. I go out to the bars and drink not only on weekends, but on Wednesdays and Thursdays too. I sing loudly with the songs at the bars and I don't care if people stare; I know its just because they're jealous. I spread rumors about other sororities on my campus. I call them sluts and cokeheads when in reality I know of several girls in my own house that do coke and sleep with tons of frat boys. Rush is the most important week of my life. I spend a week talking to girls who I would want wearing my letters. I ignore the girls rushing who are ugly and fat. After we choose the group of pledges I haze them physically and emotionally. I yell at them and make them cry, I take them to frat houses and make them do embarassing things. A... more...
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A girl in a sorority who has issues with keeping her legs shut. Look at all these fine ladies, too bad half of them are sorostitute
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A member of a sorority, usually from Long Island or Westchester County (or Bethesda, or Fairfax, or....) who drives a big SUV, talks loudly on her cell phone all the time about the stupidest things, wears sex pants (which come off ever Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights at (add greek letters) fraternity. Shouldn't really be in college. I was walking down the street, minding my own business, when a sorostitute in her land rover pulled out of her sorority house and hit me because she was talking on her cell phone, on the way back to Long Island.
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Sorostitutes are found across the nation on most college campuses. A sorostitute is a classless, self-absorbed female with daddy's plastic. She spends copious amounts of time and money grooming herself. She usually has hair that's dyed blonde and the orange glow of a fake-n-bake tan. She can often be found in Rainbows, boat shoes, big sunglasses (Channel, but usually a cheap knock off), Northface jackets, pearl earrings, tons of makeup, and/or clothes with Greek letters on them. The majority of what she owns and wears is pink. She probably also suffers from Elle Woods syndrome.
She usually has a pink cell phone which she is constantly talking loudly into. Usually it's details of what happened the previous night, before she blacked out. On Facebook, she usually has a million friends and is featured in twice as many pictures. Many of the pictures are of her holding red cups. She is usually at college to get her MRS degree (ie: is a gold digger) and also doesn't know how to keep her thighs closed. When she's not playing drinking games at frat parties, she can usually be found congregating around the quarterback or the baseball team. She usually drives a large, expensive SUV which her daddy lovingly paid for. The only thing that daddy can't buy her is class. That girl won't shut up about the Chi Phi party last night. What a sorostitute!
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A female member of the Greek college system (a Sorority) who "is friendly" with males, especially Fraternity members and pizza deliverers. Usually talks very loudly, wears "revealing" clothing, and is almost always a borderline alcoholic. Sorostitution is prevalent among college freshmen. "The sorostitute is still on her nightly rounds at the first fraternity on the street; I doubt she will be joining us for dinner tonight, Jebediah."
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Member of a whorority. Sorority member of "loose morals". A sorostitute lives in a whorority house.


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I was at the concession stand at my local AMC Theaters, and while the nice guy behind the counter was getting my popcorn, I overheard a conflict on the register next to me.The lady had ordered a Freezie. Or whatever they're called. She wanted White Cherry, but as the employee walked away to go get the freezie, the lady called, "No, I want blue raspberry!" The employee obviously didn't hear, as it was loud in there. The lady turns to her daugher and begins complaining.LADY: I asked for raspberry. I bet she's gonna give me cherry.Daughter: It's ok, Mom. It doesn't matter. She'll get you a new one.LADY: It DOES matter! These employees need to pay attention!The employee comes back with--you guessed it--cherry! The lady snaps, "I wanted RASPBERRY!" The employee sighs gently and goes to get a raspberry. Now, it was late evening on New Year's Day, and the poor girl looked really tired. I have a friend who works at that same theater, and they only make 3-something an hour "plus tips." Right, because there's always something that deserves tipping at the movie theater. Here, popcorn-sweeper-upper, let me tip you ten bucks because you are wandering around looking lost and sweeping up bits of popcorn that have already been ground into the threadbare carpet!But I digress. My point in all that was, the people who work here are overworked and underpaid. But nothing excuses what this lady said--and very loudly too--"IF SHE'S SO UNHAPPY WORKING HERE SHE SHOULD GET OFF HER LAZY BUTT AND FIND A NEW JOB."Well sheesh. All the poor girl did was sigh at this woman's rudeness. Oh, and not have supersonic hearing.I would have said something to this lady, but it took a few minutes to peel my jaw up from the floor. It sounds like this lady is the one who's unhappy. And her poor, teenage daughter who looked so ashamed of her mother's rudeness!
Quote from: smarterthanu213 on January 03, 2007, 12:44:59 AM"IF SHE'S SO UNHAPPY WORKING HERE SHE SHOULD GET OFF HER LAZY BUTT AND FIND A NEW JOB."If nobody had to have customer-service jobs, nobody would. Seriously, who would want to voluntarily take a low paying job in which they're going to be verbally abused for little to no reason? Somebody has to do it. It's not like you can go out and start working a six-figure job while you're still in high school. You have to start small and work your way up. I do like the blame-the-abuse-victim routine that lady showed off. Very classic.
Now that's a switch. A polite teenager and an incredibly rude, self-entitled mother (who cannot be considered a "lady.")In situations like this, I wish two wrongs did make a right (I know they don't, but I feel terrible for the concession girl and the daughter).
Shame on the mother for acting so off color AND presenting a bad example to her daughter.


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Jeez. Do your homework folks.
1) Take a closer look at Huget. He dropped a sitter from Michoko's cross kick early on. He missed simple tackles (no change from v Aus in 2010). He should have passed to Szar for his 1st try and was guilty of carrying the ball 1 handed.
2) Mermoz in an IC. He plays and indeed played at 12 during the game. Fritz played outside him at 13. At least Mermoz actually was worth a shout in your team.
Posted 15:11 26th June 2012
@Trinats hmmm SBW or QC I know who I would rather have in my team. Anyway you don't have to worry too much cos the Wannabies have only 3 games to lose against SBW and the AB's before he heads back your way and plays the game that Queenslanders are actually pretty good at.
Posted 14:22 26th June 2012
I read all about Danny cares great game on pr. Then I watched the match, albeit, just the last 40, I saw crappy kicks, even worse option taking and not much else.
Aaron smith had the ab backline humming against my beloved Irish, at one point he picked up an Irish forward and drove him back in the tackle. I didn't realize it was him until the tackle was over and was quite surprised.
This website name should be changed to England rugby, to better reflect the sentiments of its writers and team of the week selectors.
Posted 13:23 26th June 2012
@trinats, cheer up buddy, im sure you can be just as talented as him if you tried...no need to shoot anyone down for no reason.
Posted 11:17 26th June 2012
I know Ireland were killed but I thought donnacha Ryan was unreal.
Posted 10:49 26th June 2012
I know Ireland got killed but I still thought donnacha Ryan was unreal. Only player that actually stood up for Ireland
Posted 10:40 26th June 2012
PR please explain why Waldrom was picked as your No 8 twice in 2 weeks. Credibility on the line here.
Was he influential in the result - no he wasn't even influential. Most players are "all over the park" esp. the forwards as they need to get to the breakdown???
NOT ONE AUSTRALIAN - hahahahaha
Did Ireland stop trying - no they were simply stopped from trying
Posted 10:09 26th June 2012
I reckon PR have a crush on SBW ? Photo from Cleo with his Samoan tats !!! C'mon.
Woooohooo he scored two tries. Didn't watch this game, but last time he did it was against Japan ? He always plays well against poor teams, including Super 15 and League, but goes missing against decent opposition, just goes to show how poor Ireland were and not how good NZ were ? IMHO !!!
No Aussie deserved to be in the team, they were very poor, so good to see.
To have Poms in there, You wouldn't be one yourself Adam ?
Posted 10:02 26th June 2012
Totally agree with you (did'nt see the Bok v England game), i was trying to make light of the horrible situation with the irish rugby team.No full time professional side should be on the wrong side of such a trashing these are dark days for our national side.
Posted 09:38 26th June 2012
The Adam Kyriakou comedy show....coming to a venue near you. Just make sure you're out of town when it hits!
The default team should have been NZ and where there were stand-out performers from other teams last weekend, then maybe consider inserting the stand-out player. And then go with the AB! Not often a top tier nation gets 60-NIL!
No way should any England players be in this team - none of them were very good, just like none of the Boks were very good (and the selections show that, Beast looks like a consolation pick to me).
Posted 09:33 26th June 2012
1-15 should be nz. That's the team/players of the week. The fact that England squeezed a few players in there after that ghastly show is just ridiculous...
No Boks - true reflection.
Posted 08:37 26th June 2012
You say: ""Lots of people getting carried away with that drubbing of Ireland""
Perhaps. But answer me these questions if you will:
1. When did you last see a better team performance?
2. When did you last see a better level of skills?
I know some people would argue, regarding the first question, that the opposition was weak. So:
3. When did you last see anyone beat Ireland like that?
Posted 07:06 26th June 2012
Best wishes to you Adam Kyriacou from Australia.
Posted 06:58 26th June 2012
are you actually joking?! this actually has me hot under the collar. bottom line, moron, know nothing. poms draw a terrible game and they get players at 9 and 8 taking aaron smiths place who was almost man of the match and richie who was brilliant and had his best game of the series. fools running the show i swear.
Posted 06:23 26th June 2012
Yes SA threw quite a few experimentals into the mix in the last game, but a brave man would call them poor. Lots of people getting carried away with that drubbing of Ireland, me thinks there will be a few upsets in the upcoming 4N.
Posted 05:40 26th June 2012
seems like a good team! but i won't make any comments on who i think should be in and who shouldnt be as i didnt watch all the games.
I see bokavenger is trying to wind people up...ill let you starve
Posted 04:02 26th June 2012
@Stag91 - Yea I agree, I even get a little nervous when I see him running the ball up. It's such a small thing too & someone really needs to get on to him about as he could be an impressive runner.
Posted 03:32 26th June 2012
I think we should look at Thomas Waldrom's friends list on Facebook... I'm sure we'll find Adam Kyriacou's name there.
Posted 01:09 26th June 2012
that team needs a few more kiwis in it frankly
Posted 00:32 26th June 2012
Bokavenger, look at it this way, if you think all those players were awesome and your team only drew then look out when they play poorly.
Posted 00:30 26th June 2012
Fixture | Details |
All times are local | |
International Match | |
Saturday , June 22 | |
New Zealand vs France | 08:35 |
More International Match fixtures |
Fixture | Details |
All times are local | |
International Match | |
Saturday , June 15 | |
New Zealand 30 - 0 France | |
Saturday , June 8 | |
New Zealand 23 - 13 France | |
More International Match results |
Pos | Team | P | Pts |
1 | England | 0 | 0 |
2 | France | 0 | 0 |
3 | Ireland | 0 | 0 |
4 | Italy | 0 | 0 |
5 | Scotland | 0 | 0 |
6 | Wales | 0 | 0 |


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Recently my phone was taken from my pocket whilst I was in a pub in North London. Two weeks later the Dropbox auto upload functionality on the phone started to post images of the presumed thief to my account.
In the absence of getting the phone back I\'ve decided to photoshop his face. Help me.
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Does Resurrection Contradict Science?
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
A Scientific Commentary on Genesis 7:11
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Creator of the Stars at Night
The God who created the cosmos is the God who came to us as a child in Bethlehem.
Surprised by Jack, Part 3: Mere Depravity
"Man is now a horror to God and to himself and a creature ill-adapted to the universe not because God made him so but because he has made himself so by the abuse of his free will. To my mind this is the sole function of the doctrine [of the Fall]."—C.S. Lewis
Series: From the Dust
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
Shaping the Human Soul, Part 5
We need to have an account of Sin in terms of habit. A lot of Christians today think of "sins" and discreet choices, but historically Christians have thought of Sin as a habitual tendency and disordering.
Science and the Bible: Theistic Evolution, Part 4
Scientist-theologians who write about TE also think about creation and theodicy in terms of divine "kenosis" and eschatology. So today we'll conclude our "implications" section by returning to creational theology, and then turn to the ways TEs re-think Adam and Eve in light of human evolution.
Did David Hume "Banish" Miracles?
"I flatter myself," Hume triumphantly proclaimed, "that I have discovered an argument . . . which, if just, will, with the wise and learned, be an everlasting check to all kinds of superstitious delusion, and consequently, will be useful as long as the world endures."
Series: Divine Action in the World
In this talk, Professor Plantinga addresses the fact that many contemporary thinkers—including many theologians—believe that God cannot perform miracles, providentially guide history, or interact in the lives of people, as these activities would be contrary to science. Plantinga, on the other hand, makes the case that this popular view is mistaken; excluding divine action in the world is not a central feature of natural science itself, but a philosophical or theological preference that has been added on to science (and can just as readily be removed). Plantinga concludes that it is completely logical to accept the miracles of the Bible and support contemporary science.
David Lack: Evolutionary Biologist and Devout Christian
Charles Darwin's personal struggles and ultimate rejection of Christianity are well documented, and people are eager to link his loss of faith to his evolutionary theory. David Lack, on the other hand, began his scientific career as an agnostic, but shortly after publishing his famous book on the evolution of "Darwin's finches", he converted to Christianity.
Series: The God Who Acts: Robert John Russell on Divine Intervention and Divine Action
Does God need to supernaturally "intervene" in order to bring about the diversity of life that we observe today? Is that kind of action different from God's ordinary action? We begin our three-part series with Robert John Russell's description of how views of divine action have changed throughout history, excerpted from his book Cosmology: From Alpha to Omega. Part 2 addresses why "intervention" in the natural world is a problem philosophically, theologically, and scientifically; and Part 3 explains Russell's own theory of divine action in the natural world.
A BioLogos Response to William Dembski, Part 1
We think that God created all living organisms, including humans, through the evolutionary process. But acceptance of creation through evolution does not mean that we reject the notion of a miracle-working God. On the contrary...
Behold, the Man
Anyone interested in the faith and science conversation knows that there currently is considerable, heated debate over the problem of "Adam." I'd like to suggest that this argument is in significant ways misplaced.
The Fall
The lyrics begin by painting a picture of the Fall as something in which each person has participated: "The fruit (of the Fall of man) is seen in every eye and every hand."
Life and Death
If you go back into the Genesis account, it says "now do not eat this or you will surely die". There is a whole chain of events that happens when Adam and Eve decide they want to walk away from God.
Saturday Sermon: The History of the World in a Nutshell
In tracing the fluid storyline of the Bible, Dr. Keller has first focused on the early chapters of Genesis, emphasizing both the ordained purpose of creation and the great Fall of humanity. The latter addresses the pressing question: what is wrong with the world?
Saturday Sermon: Paradise Lost
In order to understand the very nature of humanity, one needs a firm grasp on the doctrine of original Sin.
Saturday Sermon: Two Trees, Some Fruit, and a Piece of Bread
In his sermon "The Great Invitation", Kevin Kim raises a question that all Christians should address: what's so great about the gospel anyway?
Genesis Two Rewrites, Part 1
Genesis 2 is about as well known as any Bible story ever told – the wondrous story of the creation of Adam and Eve.
Saturday Sermon: Paradise in Crisis
Selfishness and violence, corruption and greed, wars and atrocities—for all time, this one question has been pondered: what went wrong in humanity?
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Henri Owen Tudor
Born in 1859 in Rosport, Henri Tudor was, from a very young age on, interested in electrical engineering and more particularly in lighting and in motors. Thomas Edison corresponded regularly with him and
recommended the use of an accumulator to store energy during hours of low consumption and to redistribute this energy during hours of high consumption.
In 1881, Henri Tudor was still a student when he succeeded in building the first Tudor Accumulator
which operated for 16 years without interruption.
In 1884, Henri Tudor developed the energy car, a mobile accumulator-motor device for multi-purpose use: an electric motor for isolated farms, circuses, itinerant movie installations, military camps, etc.
After having patented his electrical accumulator, Henri Tudor and his brother Hubert built the first electrical light power station in 1886 in Echternach. The station powered 120 lamps installed in homes of the village as well as public lighting. To produce the equipment necessary for this project, the two brothers and their cousin Nikolas Schalkenbach opened a small factory in Rosport.
After a life completely dedicated to research and innovation, Henri Tudor died on 31st of May 1928 of lead poisoning contracted during his research projects.
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The presidential election was disappointing for me to say the least. Mitt Romney is a genuinely good, spiritual man, but he was one nice guy who finished last. I don't have any solutions for the Republican Party. A majority of the electorate now looks to the government, not the free market, to solve their problems. I think Obama will do a better job of reaching across the aisle this time around than he did in his first term, but the Republicans in the House must also find a way to compromise. The electorate pretty much hates Congress.
The liberal media got their guy; so did Putin and the Muslim world. People will soon feel the hidden taxes in Obamacare and understand how they are actually paying for all the freebies in national health care. (Wait until Uncle Sam takes that 3 percent tax out of the profit on the sale of your house.) Gas prices will probably go up some more. The economy is going to improve slowly, but the deficit will continue to balloon driving us toward a European-type debt crisis. It's not going to be pretty when the next president after Obama has to enact austerity measures. It's hard to take back "entitlements."
The biggest losers Tuesday were not the Republicans. The biggest losers were our children. We all are going to survive just fine, but for the first time in the history of this country, my generation will not be able to hand our kids a fiscally more secure country. Not sure we could've even if Romney had been elected. The irony is that it was the votes of the younger generation for Obama that secured that outcome.
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South Africa's justice minister has demanded an explanation as to why 270 platinum miners were charged with the murder of 34 colleagues who are believed to have been shot by police.
The government's decision "has induced a sense of shock, panic and confusion within the members of the community and the general South African public," said a statement from Justice Minister Jeffrey Radebe.
"It is therefore incumbent upon me to seek clarity on the basis upon which such a decision is taken in my capacity as minister of Justice and Constitutional Development," Radebe said.
The miners' lawyers, meanwhile, gave President Jacob Zuma an ultimatum: release the miners by 1 p.m. Sunday or they will approach the high court to intervene.
In the letter to Zuma, the legal firm of Maluleke, Msimang and Associates said the government's decision to charge the miners with murder is "bizarre in the extreme," state-run broadcaster SABC reported.
"It is inconceivable that (you) can genuinely believe or even suspect that our clients murdered their own colleagues and in some cases, their own relatives," the letter said.
The miners were arrested after a deadly clash with police August 16 and were charged this week under a common-law provision that faults them for being involved in the clash.
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Drinking enough fluids -- especially water -- also removes toxins, regulates body temperature, helps with metabolism and it protects and moisturizes joints.
It also helps you not eat like a pig ...
No. 4: Keep a food journal
Most people are unhealthy because they eat like pigs -- ironic, considering everybody knows that eating like a pig causes health problems. The problem isn't a lack of knowledge; it's a lack of accountability and discipline.
Writing down everything you eat makes you accountable and helps develop discipline (if your initial reaction to this idea is you couldn't possibly write down everything you eat because it would give you blisters, then you really need to write down what you eat).
According to a study from Kaiser Permanente's Center for Health Research, keeping a food journal DOUBLES the effectiveness of dieting.
Seeing "I ate 37 ice cream bars, 12 doughnuts, a cheeseburger, Crisco, and a diet Coke for lunch" written down forces one to evaluate his or her eating habits and change them.
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Volume 6 Issue 1
The risks companies face today are more diverse and potentially more damaging than ever before. One year on from last autumns devastating events in New York and Washington DC, the threat of terrorist attack still looms large. At the same time, confidence in corporate accounting practices is at rock bottom, with recent attempts at reform in the US attracting little more than renewed scorn.
Reputations have been further undermined by recent coverage of corporate wrongdoing of a different kind: in Japan, for instance, Universal Studios confessed that it had served customers beef, caviare and salami that was as much as nine months past its sell-by date, and Marubeni Chikusan was caught passing off 700 tonnes of Brazilian chicken as higher-priced domestic poultry, to name just two of a number of recent scandals in the country.
Add to this the uncertainties surrounding the current economic climate and the pressures of increasing competition and accelerating technology, and it is clear that businesses have an abundance of external and internal pressures to cope with.
Which is where knowledge management can help. As Ian Martin of UBS Warburg is quoted as saying recently, knowledge management is risk management; it is impossible for a firm to respond to risks in the appropriate manner without having the proper knowledge in place. If a firm is to limit its exposure to, and the impact of, the diverse threats it encounters, it is essential that employees at every level throughout the organisation are actively involved in its risk management strategy.
A culture of openness and of collective responsibility is crucial, not only in this respect, but also in maximising the opportunities that risks can present. For risk is not only a negative thing to be avoided; indeed, from an economic standpoint there is no return without some element of risk taking. The trick is in establishing an environment in which the dangers to the organisation can be effectively mitigated, while the chances are seized.
On a separate note, you will no doubt have already noticed that Knowledge Management has had something of a facelift. Six years old this month, the magazine is now bigger, bolder and brighter than ever before. I hope you enjoy the new format.
Putting people first [Web only article]
In order to be effective, any knowledge management initiative must take into account the central importance of people and their knowledge to the future success of the organisation. Tony Sheehan describes how Arup put people-centric KM at the heart of its efforts to create Arup People, a firm-wide application that has already proven its value many times over.
Building a public sector KM community
While interest in knowledge management is growing rapidly among public sector organisations, the majority of KM literature continues to focus almost exclusively on the experiences of commercial organisations. Shawn Callahan recounts how the ActKM community of practice developed in response to this deficiency, and outlines the organisations guiding principles and goals.
Balancing knowledge exploitation and information security
Knowledge management and information security are closely related disciplines, to the extent that there is often a great deal of confusion as to where one ends and the other begins. Tim Travers and Steve Daniels clarify the relationship between these two facets of enterprise management, and discuss how they fit into a broader risk management framework.
Dealing with reputational risk
Communicating effectively to all your audiences is an essential part of knowledge management if your corporate reputation is to remain intact. Systems and processes today allow organisations to capture and retrieve information in the most sophisticated way, but if this information is not shared and communicated effectively, your business reputation can still be in jeopardy when crisis strikes. Sue Stapely offers some guidance on how to avoid the bear traps.
Ethics, innovation and the open enterprise
Recent accounting scandals have highlighted the dangers of allowing dysfunctional knowledge processing in a corporate context. Mark W. McElroy discusses how knowledge management can help generate a greater sense of openness in managerial decision making, in turn reducing the risk of exposing your organisation to unethical or illegal business practice.
Risk and the learning organisation
As risk management continues to attract increased attention, organisations are beginning to recognise how dependent success in this field is on effective KM. Tom Knight and Trevor Howes explore the various forms of risk commercial enterprises must contend with, in turn explaining how knowledge management can help businesses overcome or avoid these.
Your Say: Managing knowledge to manage risk
Recent events have pushed risk management up the boardroom agenda, yet many organisations fail to recognise the importance of establishing the discipline as an enterprise-wide activity. Simon Lelic talks to representatives from Alarm, British Airways, California State University, Entovation, Glasgow Caledonian University and KMCI, and discusses how knowledge management can help an organisation maximise the impact of its risk-based strategy.
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Dylan Thomas points to an exquisitely carved miniature canoe in the Havaiki Oceanic and Tribal Art gallery in Hanalei. It's an example of the unique pieces for sale in the gallery, but to him it also symbolizes teamwork—the kind of collaboration necessary to bring art from the farthest reaches of Oceania to the North Shore of Kaua'i.
When lifelong sailor Jim Punter and his wife Vicki took on the poetically named South African as a deckhand in 2002, they planned to travel from the Virgin Islands through the Panama Canal and into the South Pacific to create a charter sailing business. Their journey became instead an odyssey through Oceania. A year at sea drifted into two, then three, their schedule guided not by clocks or calendars but by winds and currents. They sailed through Polynesia, Micronesia and Melanesia, going as far as Indonesia. They collected from artists who would paddle out to greet Firebird, their eighty-four-foot ketch. They traded in villages where currency mattered little, bartering fishing supplies, hardware, batteries and canned fish for traditional works of functional and ceremonial art.
Traveling by boat gave the trio access to remote areas where few art collectors tread. Over five years and forty thousand miles, they collected handcrafted pieces like ifelele and u'u clubs from Samoa and the Marquesas, Tahitian fatatea and toere drums and ebony nguzunguzu (the gs are silent) canoe prow figureheads from the Solomon Islands.
Recognizing that such art was the modern equivalent of pieces described in early historical accounts of the Pacific, and inspired by their love for island peoples, they opened Havaiki (the name for the legendary homeland of the Polynesians) in 2007. Dylan (pictured at right) manages the ever-changing collection, about a third of which comes from artists in Hawai'i, while Jim and Vicki continue collecting and sailing in the western Pacific.
For his part, Dylan doesn't seem too upset about staying behind; the gallery he manages is doing important work, he believes. "It's a team effort," he says, admiring the miniature canoe. "This is where we are: in this boat together, driving forward. We're minor players in a big resurgence in cultural recognition."


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With gas prices swinging wildly in the past couple of years, people have been looking for alternatives to gas-guzzling SUVs.
But while the sales numbers for the Toyota Prius vouch for the hybrid's popularity, at an average starting price of just under $23,000, the car is more expensive than most of its non-hybrid compact counterparts. The savings one gets from fewer trips to the pump will take years, if ever, to see actual overall savings.
While most of us would like to live the life of an economic crusader, many of us simply can't afford to. At least, we think we can't afford to. We've got bills to pay, and while it sure might feel good to drive around in a Prius, we can still buy a Ford Focus or Honda Civic for about $7,000 less.
However, going green doesn't always have to be an expensive project. According to Jeanie Pyun, former editor of Sprig.com, a now-defunct website dedicated to the green lifestyle, there are many ways to save green by going green.
"A lot of people come across on little things, and they learn more and more and more, and then, before you know it, they are seeing green traits in products," said Pyun. "It could be something that they seek out because it's less toxic, it's better for you, it tastes better or the quality tends to be better."
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Throwing away old computers, cell phones and other gadgets can be very harmful to the environment because of the chemicals they can deposit in landfills. But there are places you can go where you can turn in your old gadgets and get cash back in return.
One website dedicated to this is CellForCash.com, which will take you old cell phone and give you cash in return. How much money you can get varies depending on the type of phone. Most phones listed on the site are recycled for free, but some earn rewards of more than $60."They will dispose of it for you in an environmentally responsible way, so by being green you are actually making money," said Pyun.
Other large retail stores such as Best Buy will take your old computer and give you a discount on your upgrade.
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Rockies activated OF Michael Cuddyer from the 15-day disabled list.
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So, we had this idea in Autumn last year that we'd each have a little corner of the website where we could let people into our thoughts and experiences a bit more. It was a nice idea I think. Unfortunately, the reality is, it's March and this is my introduction to my corner. I promise to be a lot more regular and to reply as much as I can if anyone has any words for me.
Food on The Road: An Intro
Since I was a little boy I have been told how important it is to eat well. My parents live in a Barn down in Devon, and are pretty wholesome folk. They grow their own veg and locally source their meat. And that element of sustainability/self-sufficiency has always been a part of their dream. A dream that has rubbed off on me a bit, I guess. And since we started as a band, we've done everything we can to stay sustainable and self-sufficient whilst touring. The first couple of tours in Country's little car, and accommodation was a daily challenge, either sleeping on friends floors or asking at gigs if anyone had a roof for us. And we loved it. We were touring like that last year. On the Snowball Tour, with Pete Roe, Peggy Sue, Alessi's Ark and Sons of Noel & Adrian. But we did get ill. Exhausted from lack of a good nights sleep and malnourished from Service station food.
We've been on the road for about 2 years now and we've learnt a couple of things along the way. Sleep well, Eat well, Do good gigs. All 3 things are kind of dependent on each other. So on this tour, not for the first time, I'm cooking a meal for everyone each day. 15 boys including Mick the driver (who is a great lad). We've got some hobs, a rice cooker, and an oven. I set up a little station in the venue whilst they're rigging the stage and get cooking, Glasgow was fajitas, Manchester was pasta with 3 different sauces, Wolverhampton steak and chips, Newcastle sausages and mash and tonight in Liverpool it'll be a fish paella. I find it a healthy distraction in the day, and so far, touch wood, no-one has fallen ill on this tour.
Feel free to suggest local markets or good places to get fresh produce. We went to a great Butchers in Wolverhampton on Saturday who really hooked us up with some good steaks and gave us an earful about northern soul. Which was awesome. We're on a tight budget, so nothing too fancy. And if you fancy helping out, either with the shopping or the cooking, let me know, I could really do with some help some days.
I'll be posting up the occasional recipe of a dish that has been a success on the road. Please try it out and let me know if it works. This is actually the first recipe I've ever written so I don't know how well I've explained myself…
Beef Gulash
1kg Beef
1 large Eggplant
1 bag of baby carrots
1 tin of chopped tomatoes
2 whole tomatoes
1 red onion
1 onion
4 cloves of garlic
A glass of red wine
200g rice
1 tbsp Vegetable bouillion
Salt Pepper
25g of butter
Step One
Chop up the onions loosely. Most sharp edged things cut onions with enough force. When knives haven't been around I've used my house key or even a bank card once! Same with the garlic, chop that stuff up. A little knob of butter in the cooker. As soon as it melts, throw in the onions and garlic. They'll sizzle away a bit. Once they've gone a bit transparent chuck in the Beef
Step Two
Move the beef around so that it cooks evenly. Keep an eye on it but realistically it'll be cooking away for about 10 mins which is the perfect amount of time to prepare everything else. Sprinkle the Veg Bouillion over the beef and hydrate with some of the wine, keeping everything moist
Step Three
Wash and chop the tomatoes into 8 segments. This is easy, just half half then half again. Take the skin off the Eggplant and chop into similar size chunks as the tomoatoes. Wash the carrots and half. Throw the tin tomatoes into the cooker until it's simmering
Step Four
Throw the vegetables into the cooker and give it a good stir. Add a generous amount of salt and pepper along with whatever's left of the wine. Stir. Then leave the lid off the cooker and let the moisture escape
Step Five
Wash the rice. This gets the starch out. Easiest to do this by using a mug if you don't have a strainer. Fill a mug ¾ full with rice, then fill with water. Put your hand over the top and shake it over a sink. Turn it upside down, letting the white starchy water drain out without losing any rice. Once washed put it into the litttle pot ready to go inside the main pot. Repeat the process until all the rice is washed then cover the rice in the little pot with water. So it's all submerged but not too much
Step Six
Let the rice simmer, until the water has evaporated. Should only take about 10-15 minutes. Add a pinch of salt and a bit of butter and mix together
Step Seven
Dish Up. Warm the Tortillas. Lay them down on a plate, spoon a portion of rice as a bed, then the Meat and Veg, then garnish with a green salad
Step Eight
Enjoy. Preferably with friends, family or lovers and always with laughter and good times
B. x
Food On The Road: Recipe No. 1 - Beef Gulash
Tuesday 9, March 2010
Ben.Oh Benji.If you ever need a shopper to help you,I am literally the worst person to go with. I havent a clue where anything is in a supermarket.HOWEVER, if I had known about you guys back when this was written,I mightve invited ye to come and have a shop in Superquinn. You dont have a clue what SQ is but it's an Irish supermarket chain.Hear that, IRISH. We need you here in Ireland,preferably in the South(I.e.waterford/clonmel)and we need you quick sharpish. :)thanks for everything,Aoife x
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On Tue, February 21, 2012 - 1:08:10 by WhitneyKnowless
If you ever come to somewhere around the East Midlands (nottinghamshire,derbyshire etc) then I would be happy to help Ben. My dad is a chef and the whole family are foodies! Bit crazy really, but anyway- we have lots of great local produce around us. Gonalston farm shop is a great one for Meat, Cheese, Veg and bread! Most of it is produced by them or locally. Another similar one is Welbeck, similar but a bit smaller, all produced on their estate. There are many historic cheese making villages around Newark. Loads more, need any help, give me a shout!
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Extensive collection of recipes organized into appetizers, desserts and many more. You can choose various recipes here. Most of the dishes here at http://www.gourmandia.com have recipe videos.
On Sun, January 08, 2012 - 1:37:54 by Henson04
Hello! Are you still cooking these days, Ben? How about when you were here in Orkney? Or was the Highland Park all that you sampled of local goods ;) heehee!
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On Sun, March 13, 2011 - 8:24:27 by OrkneyBarbs
Love this! We are a family of 6 and this is a nice, easy, and not an expensive meal.
We love garlic! This is something hearty on a cold day! Thanks!
On Fri, March 11, 2011 - 5:06:46 by SharonAndRandy
ben. you are just way too awesome. stir the beef around a bit…. next time you guys come to montreal you can use my kitchen/ingredients. no problems.
On Mon, March 07, 2011 - 3:19:00 by deirdre.schwartz
this recipe was SUPER yummy! :D hahahaa, and I like the comment about using your house key and bank card for a knife. Clever. ;D Love you guys and can't wait for your next album to come out! xx
On Sun, February 20, 2011 - 11:54:40 by how.FICKLE.my.HEART
Looks like the USA is beginning to understand why we voted "Little Lion Man" the best song of 2009 in Australia.
Hope the tour is awesome.
Make sure you get into the diner culture lads. Breakfast and dessert - Americans they it good!
Short film made in Tasmania.
On Wed, May 26, 2010 - 3:52:10 by danspeed
Don't really know if you lot actually read these comments n shit. But you really seriously need to know that you are in actual fact totally unutterably; genius' !
I can't believe how much you have managed to merge musical excellence & poetic profoundness and still not be a household name (but I guess that just adds to your uniqueness & makes you so much more awe inspiring). You remind me a little of "the band" only so much more astute.
I can only say two words you beautiful boys;
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The holidays are a fun time for the entire family, but there are just a few precautions you should take to make sure it's a safe and happy holiday for you and your pets. Today, Lisa Chelenza has some tips to help keep your pets safe during the holiday season in this edition of Pet Pointers.
Candles are everywhere during the holidays from the Menorah to an Advent wreath. The flickering flames draw curious creatures to them and while they can lead to a burned nose or paw, if they are knocked over they can cause a destructive fire. For the same festive effect try flickering LED or battery operated tea lights.
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