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The Triple Width Barrister Tower is a stylish yet functional way to organize a large media collection. Adjustable shelves can be set to any position to accommodate your current collection and to ensure full flexibility for future changes. Trimmed with accent moldings and featuring a profiled top and base, this modern media storage cabinet will be a welcome addition to virtually any room in your home.
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Found that this was a great product that holds my entire collection of DVDs. The only thing I am concerned is that it is not very sturdy, like someone could tip it over quite ...Read complete review
Found that this was a great product that holds my entire collection of DVDs. The only thing I am concerned is that it is not very sturdy, like someone could tip it over quite easily. I guess that goes the same as any book shelf. I recommend this unit to any DVD collector
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It looks nice in our living room but it is a little wobbly. I secured it to the wall but there is still a couple inches of slack in the security line so it makes...Read complete review
It looks nice in our living room but it is a little wobbly. I secured it to the wall but there is still a couple inches of slack in the security line so it makes me a little nervous. I do like the looks though - and it was easy to put together.
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Comments about Prepac Triple Width Barrister CD DVD Media Storage Tower in Black:
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It's great to finally have a place to store our collection of almost 400 DVD movies and our VHS library, with room to spare for knic-knacs and pics!
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This shelve is great! Its not flimsy, it looks great with other black furniture. It fits a large DVD collection. It is light when empty so its easy to move and the height is perfect. Its not to tall and its width is also perfect.I did have some trouble putting it together. You have to pay really close attention to the wooden parts as they names are given in the instructions but they are not marked themselves so you can get it mixed up. It is not easy to put together on your own and having an extra hand makes it go by much faster. It can be done with only one person but you will get frustrated.A small thing I love about it is that the top of the shelf leaves rooms for decoration or movie collectibles. So its very stylish.[...]All in all this is a top rated product for me and I will be buying another to finish my movie collection! (Note... that it fits actual DVDs in large quantity well but things like T.V. box sets will require another shelve if it is a large collection.)
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great storage in our computer room. it has organized all of our dvd's,games and cd's at one location with easy access for our 9 year old. you can not go wrong with this product.
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easy to assemble. holds a lot for its size and is an attactive piece.
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A few items listed out of easiest order in instructions... mostly push pads on bottom of shelf. Do these before you add to panels.
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Media storage tower is very nice
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The media tour can be configured in whatever way you like. It looks nice against the wall and doesn't take up a lot of floor or area space. Dvd's and cd titles are easy to read. A definite plus for our livingroom.
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Pine Bluff Arson Task Force Investigates Rising Arson Cases
By: Brittney Johnson, KARK 4 News
Updated: February 13, 2013
Pine Bluff fire crews say arsonists have targeted homes and businesses within the past month, now fire investigators are partnering with police to piece together clues and then track down suspects.
Resident and business owner Billy Batemon is one of the latest victims.
Batemon says he named his business "Ole School", referring to the ages of the men who serviced cars there.
"Everybody here is old guys," says Batemon.
Now the logo is the only recognizable piece of the business after flames melted the stalls and supplies to the ground.
"It meant everything to me," he says, looking at the charred car parts. "My livelihood is gone down the drain."
Fire investigators say Batemon's shop was one of seven structures set on fire on purpose in January, along with three vacant homes and three occupied homes.
"We have individuals setting structures on fire due to disagreement," says Pine Bluff Fire Lt. Randy Compton.
For years, arsonists have torched dozens of abandoned properties. In 2012, there were 71 vacant home arson cases. So far in 2013, they're up for the month of January.
"This list consists of the way we have been tracking fires," Lt. Compton points out.
The city created a task force to focus on solving these cases before something worse happens.
"We take arson very serious because we don't want any of our firefighters to get injured or have anyone inside," he says.
Batemon is grateful no one was hurt when his business burned but says the damage is still devastating to his business and morale across the city.
"They wait till you make it, then they take it," he says.
There have been three arsonists convicted in Pine Bluff cases over the last three years.

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Theretrogamingroom wrote:Possible Upgrades:
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May I suggest the Compaq/HP BD07285A25 (73 GB)? It's a Ultra-320 SCSI disk with SCA 80-pin connector, thus you'll need an (inexpensive) adapter (will it fit inside the 6100? I have been able to shoehorn one of these into a LC475).Install Biggest Hard Drive Accepted
Theretrogamingroom wrote:@Trash80toHP_Mini: I will probably use it anyways just for the reason that I have no other machines that work with it (Plus, it will save time, money and trouble, as a good video card is not as big of a deal to me as simply having two of them. If I find it too bad, I will probably add some VRAM).
I have several of these cards, some with the full loadout of VRAM, so why wait? PM me if interested and I'll see if I have a third set of sticks for you.
Theretrogamingroom wrote:I plan on installing a DVD player
Buy a NuBus Riser Card for my Secondary Video Card*
*: This is a High Power Video Card by the way.
I note that you later amended that to DVD-RAM, but I just thought I'd mention in case: you won't be able to play DVD movies on a 6100, no matter how upgraded it is.
That's a PDS right angle adapter you want, not a Nubus adapter. They are two different parts; the HPV card will not work in the Nubus adapter.
The Sonnet G3 upgrades have a PDS socket for the HPV card, and take the place of the PDS riser. Get one of them; it's about as easy to find as the plain PDS riser and you get a G3 and cache thrown in for free. Cache is either 512k or 1MB - IMHO getting the larger cache is more important than the CPU speed. NB: with a G3 card installed you can't use (and don't need) the motherboard cache.
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Thomas Mars of Phoenix in a 2009 performance at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Phoenix will headline day two of the 2013 Coachella Music and Arts Festival in Indio. (Christine Cotter / Los Angeles Times) |
How would you book a festival that, regardless of your decisions, was sure to sell out? Would you give the people what they want, or give them what they need?
Always the diplomats, those who slotted the 2013 Coachella Music and Arts Festival lineup, which was released on Thursday night, opted for a little of both.
But that's not news. Goldenvoice, which owns and books the festival, has long pushed at the fringes of festival booking while delivering on its promise to present the world's most engaging rock, dance, avant-pop, hip hop and legacy acts. Lest fans start questioning the expense and effort involved in attending, the Coachella powers must annually read the minds of its ticketholders and then prescribe the musical medicine best suited for them.
In 2013 more than in recent years, the lineup does seem more prescriptive. The demand among kids for a Lou Reed appearance, for example, is surely low; most only know him as the dude who muttered along with Metallica on "Lulu." But as the founder of the Velvet Underground, his influence on Coachella-style rock music can't be overstated, and twentysomethings who don't know this should.
Fans of digital rhythms may have missed thrilling sounds of Mexican Latin house beatmakers 3Ball MTY while focusing for the last few years on thumping progressive house; hopefully the mere appearance of their name on the roster is enough to nudge the curious to expand their tastes.
We've got a little under three months to start cramming for Coachella; below are a few tips on acts to watch, by genre.
PHOTOS: Faces of Coachella 2012
Rock: The big names include funk-punk (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Brit-pop (Blur), post-rave dance rock (Stone Roses), post-indie French rock (Phoenix) and New York City post-disco rock (Yeah Yeah Yeahs).
It's a group of headliners that dwells as much on rhythm as on guitars, and will provide for many scream-along moments. Absent are many baby boomer acts -- most obviously the Rolling Stones. Rather, we get two different Nick Cave performances -- one with his Bad Seeds, another with his Grinderman -- and lots and lots of dance rock, including Hot Chip, New Order, Postal Service, the xx and La Roux.
A wave of new rustic folk acts will mosey in: the Lumineers, Of Monsters and Men and the Gaslight Anthem; legacy rock artists include the Violent Femmes (!), Johnny Marr, underground rock legend Sixto Rodriguez (star of the Oscar-nominated documentary "Searching for Sugar Man"), the Descendents, Social Distortion and, for fans of L.A.'s so-called "paisley underground," the Three O'Clock.
Perhaps most notable in the Coachella selection of rock is the decline of indie: yes, typical Pitchfork fodder is well represented in the work of Modest Mouse, Beach House, Grizzly Bear, Vampire Weekend and Grimes. But it's not overwhelmingly so.
There's so much rock here, in fact, that to encapsulate it is impossible. Keep checking back as we digest all this -- but in the interim start cramming on your Blur knowledge. They're way, way more than just "Song #2."
Electronic dance music: The offerings in the dance tents are fascinating this year, and suggest a concerted effort by Goldenvoice to steer away from superstar DJs in favor of a more cutting-edge roster. Yes, each year the festival offers such variety, but gone are the big thumpers of late -- bye-bye Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia, Tiesto and the like -- for more nuance.
Highlights include: Seth Troxler, who over the past few years has risen to become one of the world's most adventurous and respected beatmakers; DJ Harvey, whose Los Angeles "Sarcastic Disco" parties are the stuff of legend, and who over the course of his decades-long career has united many forms of dance music, including U.K. garage, New York disco and Detroit techno and electro, into thrilling mixes. Superstar dubstep producer Skrillex will bring his new project Dog Blood onto the pitch, and drum n' bass genius Roni Size will remind youngsters of his thrilling rhythms.
EDM has a long history, so much so that there's such a thing as legacy DJs, of which there are a lot to choose from. They include household name Moby and house-heavy name Paul Oakenfold; the brilliant minimalist Richie Hawtin will offer one of his entrancing sets of techno. And Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails will perform with his project How to Destroy Angels. No doubt his fans have already started strategizing how to get a front-row spot.
Hip hop: No huge banner names this year -- and certainly no Dr. Dre. Yes, the Wu-Tang Clan will appear (hopefully with a hologram of Ol Dirty Bastard), but what form this eight-piece collective will take is yet unknown. Word is it'll be all the remaining members -- RZA, GZA, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa and U-God -- but those who attended the group's recent failed Club Nokia date are forgiven for being wary.
The biggest news for West Coast rap fans is Los Angeles righteous rap luminaries the Jurassic 5, who are reuniting for the performance. Also from L.A. is the young Earl Sweatshirt, whose highly anticipated major label debut is due in the spring; last year Sweatshirt, a member of Odd Future, attended Coachella as a fan, and landed onstage with Flying Lotus.


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Devotional Services are held each Sunday at 10:45 a.m. in the Church of the Holy Quest.
Worship begins with music, guided meditation and prayer, and is followed by an inspirational sermon.
Audio recordings of these sermons, delivered by our ministers and guest speakers, are provided below.
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6/23/2013 Expanding Our Perception: Learning to See
by Rev. Jonathan Wiltshire
Through her highly advanced attunement, Questhaven's founder and Christian Mystic, Flower A. Newhouse, gifted us with volumes of profound wisdom. The chief aim of this teaching is to raise our sensitivity that we may experience Divine Reality. Our Vernal Retreat weekend invites us to enter summer with the renewed intention of increasing our awareness and realization. With an open heart and high expectations you may experience increased perception and see more of the world bathed in Divine Substance.
6/16/2013 Christ's Beatitudes: Finding Harmony of Male and Female
by Rev. Hal Lingerman
When we look with depth and sensitivity at the Beatitudes of Christ, we connect with the vision, consciousness and language of the Lord's teachings, which can feed us so deeply today. With their beauty and clarity, the Beatitudes offer us practical ways to unify ourselves with God and all lives around us.We thus discover new pathways into greater light, ripeness, fruitfulness, joy and spiritual well-being in God.
6/9/2013 Expanding our Understanding of the Healing Ways of Jesus
by Rev. Miara Wiltshire
We are all on a path to wholeness that we may know a Divine state of being, and each step involves some form of healing. Flower A. Newhouse taught that Christ's consideration of wholeness included not only the body but the entire selfhood of the individual, the soundness and integration of emotions, mind and character. To deepen our understanding of healing, let us consider examples of how our Lord healed, and how His deep inner teachings inspire and enlighten our path today.
6/2/2013 The Importance of Spiritual Travel
by Rev. Blake Isaac
Traveling with spiritual intent has the opportunity to awaken ones inner senses and trust in the Divine in new ways. Blake and Danielle plan to share highlights of their recent trip to Europe and illustrate how spiritual travel can renew ones journey with God.
5/26/2013 The Continuity of Life
by Captain Dan Willis
Memorial Day weekend is a time to reflect upon the continuity of life�how consciousness and spirit are eternal. We will explore what past-life regressed hypnotized patients have reported about heaven, life after life, and the meaning of life and how their descriptions relate to what the Reverend Flower A. Newhouse described.
5/19/2013 Expanding our Perception: Learning to Listen
by Rev. Jonathan Wiltshire
Where Winter leads us to reflect inwardly, Summer invites us to experience the material world bathed in Divine substance. Mystical encounters reveal nature is all aglow with super-physical life, and as Teilhard de Chardin points out, the gift of existence is to increase our perception. So how do we become more aware, more alive in God? In preparation for our Vernal Retreat we'll consider the value of listening.
5/12/2013 The Many Expressions of Motherhood
by Rev. Elizabeth Wood
Mothers, as well as all women, represent the feminine aspect, or principle, of God. This aspect is known by various terms, such as the Spirit of Mother Light; the Spirit of Revelation; or the Spirit of Enfolding Life. These various terms indicate a wide variety of expressions of this aspect. Mothers' Day honors especially the women who have taken on the role of Motherhood in this life. That role requires a great variety of expressions of service, caring and self-giving. On this special day let us honor and be grateful to our Mothers, remembering the words of our Lord to the Disciple John, 'Behold your Mother.'
5/5/2013 Living a Christ-filled Life
by Rev. Hal Lingerman
Many roads lead you progressively deeper inside the Heart of God. Remember and give thanks for Christ and all His helpers, visible and invisible, who are always leading you Home into new depths of Divinity's Love. Rev. Lingerman, and guest speaker, Trent Coleman share their memories of Questhaven's co-founder, Rev. Flower A. Newhouse in celebration of her birthday this week.
4/28/2013 The Inner Purpose and Meaning of the Lord's Prayer
by Rev. Blake Isaac
Flower writes that as we say, 'Our Father which art in heaven, we strive to imagine the world of Absolute Spirit in which our Eternal Parent abides. It is not a kingdom removed from us in distance, but rather in consciousness.
4/21/2013 The Mystical Gifts of Personal Retreats
by Rev. Lucy Wold
What is the esoteric origin of the sacred Retreats scattered throughout our planet? What mystical gifts await those who are led to these Sanctuaries of Light? Let's explore.
4/14/2013 The I Ching: Ancient and Modern Wisdom
by Rick Plant
We will explore the ancient Chinese 'Oracle,' the I Ching, or Book of Changes. It is composed of the inter-dynamics of the yin and yang, the masculine and feminine, as archetypes of the human psyche and how this relates to the constantly changing natural world. If used reverently, the I Ching can provide guidance and counsel to fundamental life issues, and can deepen our understanding of Lao Tse, Confucius, and Flower Newhouse regarding the importance of character development and the need for self-mastery.
4/7/2013 I have come to bring fire on Earth: Christ Our Enlightener
by Rev. Jonathan Wiltshire
Jonathan discusses Christ's influence in our life through the element of fire.
3/31/2013 The Holy Pilgrimage: Christ's Transforming Power and Love for All Lives
by Rev. Hal Lingerman
Resurrection Sunday blesses every human being with new light and quickening frequencies of cleansing and renewal. How has this magnificent power and love of Christ inspired souls for more than 2000 years, and how is the Lord of Light blessing you today?
3/24/2013 The Holy Pilgrimage: Opening the Gates to Christ with Teachableness
by Rev. Blake Isaac
Flower has taught us that behind the triumphal entry into Jerusalem lay a monumental preparation on the part of Jesus. We, too, are making our own preparations through Lent. Every lesson that leads to understanding and victory depends upon our teachableness–answering our Teacher's call. Christ simply asks, Are you willing to come? Do you trust Me? Do you feel yourself strong enough to travel with Me through unknown perils into new estates of Light?
3/17/2013 The Holy Pilgrimage: Moving Forward with Faith
by Rev. Miara Wiltshire
Together we continue our Lenten pilgrimage towards the summit of Easter's rebirth. What is it that keeps us moving forward, but our desire to live life more deeply attuned to the Spirit of God? It is Faith that brings this reality alive within us. Miara explores the Divine quality of Faith, and how as we evolve, so does our ability to manifest It in our lives.
3/10/2013 The Holy Pilgrimage: Loyalty to the Christ Cause
by Rev. Myrna Triggs
Think upon the great help we can be to Christ when we are fully consecrated to His ministry. In this talk we will be looking at individual lives of those who are selfless conveyors of Spirit among men.
3/3/2013 The Holy Pilgrimage: The Value of Elimination
by Rev. Jonathan Wiltshire
From our soul's viewpoint, each lifetime is a precious opportunity to progress up the spiral path to wholeness. However, we often take on the enticements and burdens of earthly life like so much baggage, slowing our pace or even halting our progress altogether. Like the early pioneers to Western America, we must learn to throw off all that impedes our progress so we may achieve a new and fulfilling life. Consider the value of elimination to our holy pilgrimage.
2/24/2013 The Holy Pilgrimage: The Way of Creativity and Character
by Rev. Phyllis Isaac
Often creativity is associated with the arts; however, there is a whole other side of creativity that involves ingenuity and imagination in every part of our lives. This side is essential in our spiritual pilgrimage in developing character. We need to find ways of tapping into this God-given resource. (Talk is followed by Questions and Answers by Rev. Flower A. Newhouse).
2/17/2013 The Holy Pilgrimage: Relinquishing Resistance
by Rev. Lucy Wold
Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent when we make our Lenten vows to the Lord Christ, is just three days away. Let us look at possible resistances to keeping our vows and ways we might enhance our willingness and ability to draw ever closer to God.
2/10/2013 What are the ingredients needed to live a more Christ-like life?
by Rev. Hal Lingerman
Resonating and unifying with the Way of the Lord Christ, we can feel many sharp edges in us taking shape more expansively and beautifully. The many faces in us, all struggling to find creative expression in God, then begin to be unified, and emerge daily in a more Christ-like fullness.
2/3/2013 An Esoteric View of Adam and Eve and Our Evolutionary Path
by Rev. Blake Isaac
Flower once wrote, ''All Scriptures which are the true Word of God, have a dual interpretation–the intellectual and the intuitional, the apparent and the hidden.'' When we look at the accounts and stories in the Bible like Adam and Eve in this way, a whole new level of understanding and appreciation comes forth. This talk was inspired by a hand written essay by Flower A. Newhouse entitled The Mysteries of the Bible.
1/27/2013 Ascending the Spiral Path-Living the Seasons of Life Purposely
by Rev. Jonathan Wiltshire
Life isn't static but always in motion. Time moves us through recurring seasons but they are never the same, outwardly or inwardly. The season of Lent is the perfect time to ask ourselves, ''Am I just living through the seasons or am I alive in them?'' Let us prepare our hearts for a pilgrimage to Easter by examining our life purpose in light of the Christ's words, ''I have come so that they may have life and have it more abundantly.'' John 10:10
1/20/2013 Many Paths, One Destination-Finding God in All Religions
by Rev. Miara Wiltshire
One of the greatest impediments to human growth and world peace is intolerance. This is particularly true when it comes to religion. And yet as the beloved Flower A. Newhouse pointed out, Behind religion's multiple expressions lies one goal-union with the Everlasting Spirit. Explore how with this deep understanding, we can come to greater love and acceptance for all.
1/13/2013 Attitude Effects Your Altitude of Consciousness
by Rev. Myrna Triggs
Your well-being and happiness relies not on things around you but on your attitude. We will be exploring concepts and techniques people have used to gain better control of themselves, which we may apply to our lives to heighten our own altitude of consciousness.
1/6/2013 Living the Life: Bringing Us from Knowledge to Wisdom
by Rev. Elizabeth Wood
As we enter a New Year and examine our goals, we could ask ourselves, How much wisdom have I gained from the knowledge gathered in the past year? There are three aspects of Christ's teachings we have been told we need to practice: the gathering of spiritual knowledge; improvement of our devotions; and living the life. When we use the knowledge we have gathered and live the life, that knowledge can become wisdom. When we achieve wisdom it becomes a permanent part of who we are.
Reverend Blake Isaac grew up on the grounds of Questhaven. He is a life-long student of the founder of this retreat, the Reverend Flower A. Newhouse. This unique opportunity provided him rare insight into both the mystical and practical aspects of her work. Blake's career in education has included teaching math and serving as principal in a local school district. He is currently the Director of Questhaven Retreat and The Christward Ministry. A teacher and lecturer at heart, his greatest love comes in sharing the spiritual journey with others.
Reverend Elizabeth Wood first met Questhaven's co-founders, Flower and Lawrence Newhouse, when she was in her mid-teens and experienced an immediate �soul recognition� of Flower as her spiritual teacher. After raising a family, Elizabeth moved closer to Questhaven in 1972 and worked in the Questhaven office as bookkeeper and secretary from 1976 until her retirement in 1999. She was ordained by Flower and appointed to the ministry's Board of Trustees in 1981. A resident at Questhaven since 1982, Elizabeth is a regular Sunday speaker and conducts a prayer class and study group.
Reverend Jonathan Wiltshire, an artist, came to Questhaven in 1975 to meet Flower A. Newhouse and learn of Christian Mysticism. Flower recognized in one of his paintings the likeness of a Devic Lord present at Mount San Jacinto, near Idyllwild, CA. Jonathan stayed to become one of the principal illustrators for her writings. He was ordained by Flower in 1981 and served on the Board of Trustees for twenty years. Jonathan makes his home on the grounds of Questhaven and is a frequent Sunday speaker. His visionary paintings, found in collections in America, Canada and Europe, may be seen at innerworldart.com.
Reverend Hal A. Lingerman discovered a book by Flower A. Newhouse, Disciplines of the Holy Quest, in Samuel Weiser's bookstore in New York City in 1973. He was guided to thank Flower in person, so he drove cross-country in response to the post office address on the back of the book. Hal moved to California in 1978 to be closer to Questhaven and was ordained by Rev. Newhouse in 1982. His background includes thirty years of college teaching, pastoring and counseling, and seven years of Interfaith ministry to the hungry and homeless. Hal has authored six books, including the celebrated The Healing Energies of Music, Life Streams, and recently released, Your Journey in Christ.
Reverend Phyllis Isaac moved from Oregon as a child with her family to be close to Questhaven Retreat after hearing the Reverend Flower A. Newhouse speak on a lecture tour. She had the privilege of growing up knowing Flower and being a lifelong student of her work. Phyllis moved onto the grounds of Questhaven in 1973 with her husband, Dr. Stephen Isaac, a minister and psychologist, where she has served ever since. Ordained in 1990, Phyllis is a regular Sunday speaker and is currently bringing together and editing several volumes of The Collected Works of Flower A. Newhouse, deep teachings presented by Flower over the course of sixty years.
Reverend Myrna Triggs first heard Flower lecture in at the Wiltshire Ebell Club in Los Angeles and immediately felt she was standing in beauty and light and hearing truth. During her first visit to Questhaven she went walking in the hills, saw a white light and knew that she was home. Myrna has served on the Board of Trustees, coordinated and participated in retreats, traveled with Flower on Questhaven tours and given lectures and classes about drawing nearer to God and feeling the Divine Presence. She is a speaker for the Sunday services.
Reverend Bette Harper's ties to Questhaven go back to her childhood when her mother hosted lectures by Flower and Lawrence in Washington State. Bette applied the Truths they taught to her daily living as she experienced the lessons of the ''school of life.'' She became a licensed real estate agent in 1962 and moved to Escondido in 1969. Participating in Questhaven's choir and retreats and her ordination in 1984 brought Bette a whole new life. Getting to know Flower deepened her understanding of the Angel Kingdom and made her aware of the absolute verification of Mystical Christianity.
Reverend Miara Wiltshire was exposed to esoteric teaching from childhood but she always longed to know more about Jesus. Her desire led her to Questhaven in 1997 where she knew she had found the living Christ she was seeking. Miara's interest in dance and dance therapy led her to a BA in Dance and an MA in Dance/Movement Therapy. She has worked professionally as a ballet and modern dancer, a dance therapist in hospital settings, and a certified Pilates instructor. Miara is an ardent student of Flower's teachings and has given her heart to this work.
Reverend Lucy Wold began her spiritual search at age twelve when traditional churches failed to answer her questions about the purpose of life. A move to the �farmhouse� on Questhaven Road in 1972 led her to Questhaven Retreat where Flower's teachings provided her with the meaningful answers she had long sought. Her background includes teaching, writing and social work (M.S.W.). Lucy finds her highest form of self-expression through spiritual writing and enjoys writing plays and vignettes for retreats. She is a Sunday speaker, secretary of the Board of Trustees and worked with many others to develop the labyrinth and the Garden of Prayer.
The Christward Ministry has a complete list of recorded lectures given by Flower A. Newhouse between 1950 and 1990. All lectures can be purchased on CD-ROM and newly digitized talks are now being offered as Audio Downloads!
The following lectures are instantly downloadable for $5.00 each. You can now listen to Flower with ease on your computer or mobile devices (MP3 format).
The Masters of Wisdom and Their Work
Holy Expectancy–Living the Life
Why We are Here
Man's Duty Regarding the Law of Evolution
Determinism Versus Free Will
Values to Be Derived from Power Tides and Cycles
What Religion Is Attempting to Achieve
Why the Reality of Angels Is Vital to Our Age
Our Very Important Guardian Angels
Christian Mysticism and What It Is
Understanding the Seven Rays
Man's Ties with His Country
Walking in Beauty
The Priestess of the Home
The Akashic Records
The Meaning of Open-Key Periods
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Major Retreats are held to celebrate the annual festivals of Easter, Michaelmas, and Christmas.
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are held every Sunday at 10:45 a.m. in the Church of the Holy Quest, with music, meditation, prayer and a spoken message.
Audio recordings of past talks.
May 5 Living a Christ-filled Life
Rev. Hal Lingerman
May 12 The Many Expressions of Motherhood
Rev. Elizabeth Wood
May 19 Expanding Our Perception: Learning to Listen
Rev. Jonathan Wiltshire
May 26 The Continuity of Life
Captain Dan Willis
Jun 2 The Importance of Spiritual Travel
Rev. Blake Isaac
Jun 9 Expanding our Understanding of the Healing Ways of Jesus
Feature Guided Healing in Christ Meditation
Rev. Miara Wiltshire
Jun 16 Christ's Beatitudes: Finding Harmony of Male and Female
Rev. Hal Lingerman
Jun 23 Vernal Retreat: Expanding Our Perception: Learning to See
Rev. Jonathan Wiltshire
Jun 30 The Law of Freedom
Rev. Myrna Triggs
Jul 7 The Inner Influence of Our Zodiac Signs
Rev. Blake Isaac
Jul 14 Life's Lessons and Legacies
Richard Wold
Jul 21 Living the Lord's Prayer: A Sharing of Lawrence Newhouse
Rev. Hal Lingerman
Classes and Workshops are offered regularly on Christward principles, prayer, meditation, healing, and artistic expression.
View our Calendar for an up-to-date list of the Classes and Workshops currently being offered.
World Prayer is practiced each Friday at noon in Chapelito. Join us here, or from wherever you are, in group prayer for the blessing of our planet, humanity, and all life.
Finding Your True North Classes are held each Monday at 1:00 p.m. in the Academy. These classes are designed to help us find ways into God's Presence, using Flower A. Newhouse's western approach to meditation. Early lessons were posted online at /findtruenorth.
Wisdom Classes are led by Rev. Blake Isaac and held on alternating Tuesdays, at 7:30 p.m. in Chapelito.
Pranic Healing Clinics are conducted on the first Sunday of each month in the Questahven Academy from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Learn more at pranichealingsd.com.
PanEuRhythmy is danced most early mornings near the Labyrinth. This dance-exercise-meditation opens us to the presence and power of Spirit within ourselves and the universe. Learn more at paneurhythmy.us.
Servers in Action Days are on the first Saturday of each month from 9:00 a.m. until noon. This is a wonderful opportunity for fellowship and service to Questhaven.


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Posted on March 1, 2013 in Freebies, Monthly calendarsHappy 1st of the month! I can't believe it's already March. I almost missed uploading this today as I forgot February has only 28 days. Bitin. Here's this month's calendar wallpaper download, hopefully something to get you ready for spring! Which we don't have here in Manila, by the way.
Unlike my other wallpaper downloads, there is just one size available (1600 x 1200 pixels) but it'll fit all screens. On your computer's wallpaper settings, just choose "fit to screen" or "center" (or similar) and adjust the border/background color of your desktop to match, if applicable.
There's also an iPhone lock screen version so it's super convenient to quickly check this month's dates without having to unlock your phone and look for the calendar app. Just download it from the link below and set it as your lock screen wallpaper– no need to scale and adjust.
I also made a version for the Samsung Galaxy SIII lock screen, seeing that the SIII is currently the most popular Android model. (Download link removed)


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On my work table....
Happy White Wednesday mes amies!
I'm heading on over to Kathleen's Faded Charm Cottage for some lovely white inspiration!
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Stunning! I love all of your yummy supplies! So creative and inspirational are you....and that's why I love to visit with you here....and of course, you must know by now that I am here with my coffee....
thanks for sharing...and for doing what you do each day. I love it!
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your work table looks wonderful with all your lovely creations! I hope I will be able to leave this comment as I have been trying for a couple of days.
Have a wonderful week.
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Most of DaVita's revenue comes from a single source: taxpayers. More than two-thirds of DaVita's revenue comes from Medicare and Medicaid payments.
If Vainer and Barbir's allegations are true, the company threw away hundreds of millions of dollars of medicine, and taxpayers paid for it. And, if true, the alleged fraud schemes could represent one of the largest Medicare frauds in U.S. history.
Vanier explained to CNN how DaVita instructed its nurses to administer a 100-milligram dose of the iron drug Venofor.
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Does anyone on the forum blog reguarly? I have a blog myself;
its quite a political blog so it might not interest you
feel free to post your blog links here...
Of course, you still managed to use a PATP connection in your own way
I used to blog with a rumour mill of just stuff i'd made up but it wasnt very good and i couldn't be bothered updating it much.
only on the old myspace
but its a load of poopy poop
just random ramblings
that however is a fine example
an enjoyable read
I'm thinking of starting my own little music blog but having trouble thinking of a good name/title for it.
Any thoughts ?
not a fudging clue what you should call it but I would probably read it if thats any help
Just call it poptartjen. No-one cares what it's called really.
I was just trying to think of other possibilities. Thanks for the feedback.
there's a drink they sell called "for goodness shake" i'm trying to think of a similar pun that might work for your blog, not very good at this stuff =[
My attempt at a music blog can be found here : http://jenleduc.blogspot.com/
aww fantastic
will be waiting your first proper blog eagerly
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aww fantastic
will be waiting your first proper blog eagerly
I've made a couple of blog posts (just on a couple of local bands at this time).
just reading now
I can see why you werent instantly grabbed by Quiet Company
def sound like a grower
I've recently started contributing to another music blog. It's called Side One Track One. My posts usually appear every other Wed.
Here's my latest post : http://sideonetrackone.com/archive/2011 … 11611j.htm
You can hear my amateur interviewing skills on a recent music podcast called Dual Tape Deck. I was filling for one of the hosts and piping in for the host who had bronchitis that day. The guest band was The Blurries from Dallas TX.
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As community volunteer Tom Flores says, his friend Alice Robinson isn't wealthy. She has no car, no computer, no air conditioning.
What she does have is a big heart, and her wealth is of another kind - the good Samaritan kind.
Flores and his brother, Jose, longtime volunteers in Central Long Beach, were on hand this week with other Friends of Alice Robinson to celebrate Alice's ninth anniversary of feeding the homeless and local residents at Martin Luther King Park, 1950 Lemon Ave.
"She is a marvelous person," Tom Flores said as he checked in more than
100 people who were lining up for the hot turkey dinner with all the trimmings. "She does this and she works on all kinds of other projects helping the neighborhood."
Long Beach Councilman Dee Andrews dropped by to wish Alice well and commend her and her helpers, including stalwarts like Virgie Wade, for their feeding program.
Alice started the Feeding in the Park program on Aug. 13, 2003, with her friend Stella Davis. Alice and Stella have since gone their separate ways, but Alice has continued serving on the first Wednesday of every month.
On that first day in 2003, 24 people were served. Since then, she and her helpers have served more than 8,000 people, she said.
Cost of the monthly feeding runs to about $200, Alice said. She said she gets donations from Prevailing in Christ Ministries in Carson and Hearts and Hands in Bellflower.
"The rest
She is creative in keeping expenses down.
"I check on churches and other places to see if they have extra food, and I get coupons out of the newspaper," she said. "I make do with what I have."
With the help of a midwife, Alice was born on a farm in Tuscaloosa, Ala., on May 11, 1938.
"Our family was fifth-generation sharecroppers," she said. "We raised cows, chickens and hogs and tended crops
Alice said she and her siblings would walk miles to get the bus for school.
"If we missed the bus, the driver would not wait and we would have to walk all the way back home and miss school," she said. "Many times we had holes in the bottoms of our shoes, and our dad would put cardboard inside to protect our feet."
Alice said she learned a lot from her childhood about "making do." She moved to Southern California and married Bennie Robinson in 1957. They had four children, but their oldest son, Bennie, died following a car accident and other complications.
Her daughters, Rose and Vanessa, were helping her Wednesday serve the turkey dinners. Another son, Randall, lives with her.
Alice had various maintenance jobs and finally retired in the 1990s. Since her children were grown, she started volunteering for various projects in her neighborhood.
The idea for the feeding program came when she would see people going hungry.
"It weighed on me," she said. "I wanted to help however I could. I never had very much, but I wanted to share what I had."
Wearing a hat and apron embroidered with "Friends of Alice Robinson," she wore a big smile as she looked around the room at all the people enjoying their turkey dinners.
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The Tigers defeated the Fighting Bees 5-0 in the opening game of the Midwest Collegiate Conference twinbill. St. Ambrose came back for a 3-2 win in the second game, scoring the winning run in the bottom of the seventh to drop Wesleyan to 10-14 overall, 2-1 in conference play.
IWC led from the second inning on in the first game, collecting 11 hits while Tiger pitchers stifled the SAU bats. Encarnacion, Jason Dias (Sr.-San Jose, Calif.) and Edgar Hernandez (Sr.-San Bruno, Calif.) combined for the shutout, striking out a total of seven and walking three.
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Moody's affirmed its rating on Citigroup following the news but downgraded the firm's ratings outlook from stable to negative, citing the risk that "this unexpected management change will negatively affect Citigroup's ongoing efforts to install improved risk management practices throughout the firm."
Citigroup is the world's third largest bank by assets, following only JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America.
Citigroup's shares closed 1.5% higher. On Monday, the bank's stock had rallied more than 4% after the bank announced third quarter results. Its shares are up 39% this year.


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