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The new studies results were published in the journal Nature in which the researchers found from long-term studies that some of the plants are flowering up to eight times faster than models anticipate if are placed in warm area. A lack of investment in experiments and the poor study design and somehow account for the difference according to most of the authors.
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This study is being conducted and lead by Dr Elizabeth Wolkovich, who is now at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver and she studied the timing of the flowering and leafing of plants by taking the four continents and 1,634 plant species during the observational studies with her colleagues.
Dr Wolkovich shared the results of study that were quite surprising as their team had found after the series of experiments that how much plants change their leafing and flowering with warming, and the results showed that the plants are leafing four times faster rate and flowering eight times faster rate in the greater Celsius.
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A lot of system files (files used to run Windows) are hidden on your computer. These are hidden in two ways that are identified as hidden and also as system files. Deleting the system files can cause Windows not to work correctly or not work at all. There are also a number of other files that are hidden that Microsoft or other software publishers think may confuse people or are temporary files that would make it harder to find regular files.
Every file and folder has properties, and one of these is the hidden attribute. You can change the value of this attribute. There is also a setting that you can change to make hidden files appear. To make hidden files appear, open "Computer" in the "Start" menu (I am giving directions for Windows 7, but it is similar for Vista and XP), choose "Computer" and then go to the folder that has the files you want to see. (You can do this on the disk level and affect all folders on the drive). Then, right click on the folder name and choose "Properties." Then click on the "Organize" tab and choose "Folder and search options." Now click on the "View" tab and choose "Show hidden files" in the Hidden Files choice. Close out the "Properties" box and refresh the listing. You will now see the hidden files, also.
If you want to quit seeing hidden files, just do the same steps as before, but choose "Don't show hidden files."
If you want to hide a file, right click on the name of it and choose properties. At the bottom of the box you will see a check box labeled "Hidden" in the "Attributes" section, and by putting a check in it, the file will not show in folder listings. You can also hide folders the same way.
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Every student of the University is required to adhere at all times to those University regulations, policies and codes of practice which relate to student behaviour, and is expected to ensure that they are aware of these. When a student fails to observe University rules and regulations, disciplinary action may be taken against them through the procedures set out in the University's Code of Discipline.
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According to the Catoosa County Sheriff's Office:
Nathaniel Kenneth Hartwell, 42, of East View Court in Red Bank, Tenn., was arrested Tuesday, Jan. 8, on charges of criminal attempt at aggravated child molestation, criminal attempt at child molestation, and computer pornography and the child exploitation act of 1999.
Hartwell allegedly traveled to a gas station along Battlefield Parkway for the purposes of meeting up and having sex with a minor child, but was instead met by members of the FBI's Innocent Images Task Force with assistance from Catoosa County Sheriff's detectives.
Hartwell was taken into custody and transported to Catoosa County jail without incident. He remained Thursday, Jan. 10, in jail.


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Firefighters on Friday battled a massive wildfire that has so far claimed more than 100 homes in northern Colorado.
The High Park Fire has scorched more than 52,000 acres, forced thousands of people to flee and claimed at least one life. The blaze was 15% contained Friday, up from 10% on Wednesday.
Nick Christensen, an executive officer with the Larimer County Sheriff's Office, said Friday that 112 homes have been destroyed. Many burned days ago, but authorities are just starting to get into the affected areas to assess the damage, he said. That figure is expected to rise.
"It's really not just a list of numbers; these are stories. Each one of these represents a family that's been displaced from their home -- that may have lost some family heirlooms, some photos, possessions, kids' toys," Christensen said. "It's really devastating and sad."
At least one of the homes belonged to a Larimer County Sheriff's Office employee, he said.
First measured at two acres early last Saturday, the High Park Fire -- which officials say was caused by lightning -- has since grown exponentially. It is about 15 miles west of Fort Collins, Colorado.
Hundreds of firefighters have arrived from across the United States to help local departments.
Besides the main blaze, they are also battling a 200-acre spot fire, which broke out just north of the burn area. Helicopters flew back and forth Friday, dousing the flames with water.
Complicating firefighters' efforts was a thunderstorm, which brought little rain, but kicked up strong winds, said Brett Haberstick, an incident command spokesman.
"The higher humidities definitely help. It reduces the opportunity for fire to spread. The wind, however, is not a good opportunity," he said.


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Mawazine music festival: Amr Diab, Nancy Ajram, talent competition and more
Musicians from across the globe will come together in Rabat once again in May for the 2008 Mawazine World Rhythms festival. Jazz and gypsy music will be this year's focus, but listeners will hear music from many other genres over the course of the eight-day event.
Moroccan press rallies behind newspaper after record libel verdict
In the wake of what many are calling an "exorbitant" penalty for libel, a diverse group of Moroccan newspapers is coming out in support of Al Massae daily. The papers say the decision threatens independent journalists and free speech.
Algerian opposition leader presses for international election observers
RCD party chief Said Saadi has returned from an international tour to solicit observers for Algeria's presidential elections next spring. Some politicians view Saadi's move as an early indication of his likely candidacy. Others oppose the measure, arguing that foreign observers call Algeria's reputation and sovereignty into question.
As Morocco faces ageing population, pension funds get renewed attention
Facing demographic change in Morocco, the long-term solvency of pension funds is at risk. The ratio of people working to those in retirement is falling. Workers do not want to increase their contributions or the age or retirement, and they hope the government will identify an equitable solution.
Reportage: Algiers conference promotes civil society's role in fight against terrorism
International experts, government officials and journalists gathered in Algiers last weekend for a conference on how to organise civil society's support for the global effort to end terrorism. Attendees called for people to speak out against the scourge of terrorism with "one voice".
Morocco beat Belgium in friendly, Olympic squad defeats Guinea
Morocco defeated Belgium in a friendly game, the Moroccan Olympic team won a Beijing qualifier, and Olympique Khouribga, FAR Rabat and Ittihad Zemmouri de Khemisset lead the 23rd round of the Moroccan League championship.
Morocco plans training project in bid to lure offshore investors
Morocco sees its potential as a "magnet" for foreign companies. To maximise its appeal to investors and benefit young people who are working for the first time, Morocco will pay the full cost of training thousands of new "offshoring" employees in 12 work specialities.
Social housing in Morocco: caught between criticism and satisfaction
A new study released this month in Morocco reveals the successes and failures of the country's social housing programme for low-income families. The housing ministry says that while there have been setbacks, the plan has performed well.
Arab judges attend training course on human rights
Judges from throughout the Arab world are attending a workshop organised by the Arab Institute for Human Rights in partnership with a number of other groups. Attendees will receive education in the application of human rights principles in their respective justice systems.
Maghreb countries unite to combat sports doping
Sports and government officials from across the Maghreb have instituted a new regional body based in Tunis to quell sports doping. The new centre will reduce testing costs and help create unified standards for athletes.
New bill opens Tunisian elections to opposition but leaves Chebbi out
Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali is promoting a bill that would allow opposition party leaders to stand in the country's 2009 presidential elections without signatures of support from elected officials. The specifics of the bill, while reportedly constituting a step towards political openness, exclude opposition candidate Nejib Chebbi from participating.
Algerian hospitals crippled by medical assistants' strike
Algerian medical assistants held a three-day strike to protest new civil service laws governing their profession and pay.
Young Algerians optimistic about government plan to reduce unemployment
The government's new job-creation strategy is raising high hopes among young graduates, who will be the main beneficiaries of the new measures. Over 350,000 jobs are to be created, with the hope of bringing unemployment below 9%.
Al-Qaeda extends deadline for kidnapped tourists amid reports of Libyan mediation
As al-Qaeda kidnappers extend the deadline for two Austrian tourists believed held in Mali, some reports indicate that the son of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi may be assisting with confidential negotiations to obtain their release.
Morocco calls for land border with Algeria to be reopened
Morocco called recently for Algeria to re-open the countries' shared border for the first time in 14 years. Algerian officials welcomed Morocco's invitation to normalise relations, but said a global approach is needed to resolve issues such as Western Sahara.
Moroccans, Tunisians Reject bin Laden's call to violence
Moroccans and Tunisians weigh in on two audio messages reportedly from fugitive al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
Moroccan Cultural Week in Tunisia demonstrates Maghreb similarities
A Moroccan cultural week organised by Tunisia's Ministry of Culture kicked off in the Tunisian capital last week. A number of Moroccan artists and artisan gathered to highlight the cultural similarities between the two countries.
Lydec settlement in Casablanca leaves utility prices unchanged
Utility company Lydec and the city of Casablanca have resolved a major contract dispute through a memorandum of understanding. City residents, however, have not taken the news well, as water and electricity tariffs will remain at their present levels.
Reportage: Forum in Mauritania examines terrorism coverage by the Maghreb press
Magharebia spoke with the organiser of a regional press seminar in Mauritania on the challenges of reporting terrorism-related issues. Points Chauds Founder Moulay Najim Ould Moulay Zeine said the Maghreb press must now launch a unified strategy to promote tolerance and improve security.
FAR Rabat fail to reclaim top spot in Moroccan rankings
A goalless draw against IZK last Sunday brought Olympique Khouribga back to the top of Morocco's Premier League football tournament. FAR Rabat missed their opportunity to do the same, tying with Maghreb Tetouan in Round 22.
Arab conference targets improving women's participation in politics
Representatives from seven Arab countries conferred in Tunis last week on how to involve more women in political life, from increasing voter turnout to pursuing greater representation in local government.
Moroccans feel pinch of rising food prices
Morocco is experiencing a purchasing power crisis. As the cost of food continues to mount, Moroccan households are calling on the government to take steps to curb the eye-popping prices.
No agreement in fourth round of Sahara negotiations
Morocco and the Polisario Front concluded their fourth round of talks over Western Sahara on Tuesday, in the New York suburb of Manhasset. While neither party made concessions during the round, the two sides agreed to meet again.
Fouad Mourtada pardoned by King Mohammed VI
In a case which drew international media attention and support from the online community, the young Moroccan jailed for impersonating a member of the royal family on the internet has been released from prison. News of Fouad Mourtada's pardon delighted Moroccans, who for weeks had been waiting impatiently for this sort of response from the head of state.
Mosque killings reveal violent conflict within Algerian extremism
Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb's recent killing in a mosque of two moderate adherents of Algeria's Salafist movement reveals the extent of hostility between the country's radical groups.
Algerian officials seize three million firecrackers ahead of Mouled festivities
Each year on the eve of Mouled celebrations, Algerian customs officials seize consignments of illegal firecrackers destined for local markets. The government cracks down on the illicit trade as a safety precaution, but many sellers are undeterred.
Belliraj admits links to al-Qaeda, lawyers demand right to proper defence
As alleged terror network mastermind Abdelkader Belliraj answers multiple charges in a Moroccan court, attorneys for six alleged cell members claim they are being prevented from mounting an adequate defence.
Tunisians celebrate the Mouled despite fatwas
Tunisian families will continue to celebrate the birth of the Prophet Mohammed in 2008, in spite of numerous calls from religious scholars to end the practice. Some Muslim leaders have called observance of the holiday heresy.
New law grants Algerian Parliament power to oversee government spending
A newly-approved Algerian law will require the government to disclose how it spends public funds. Many welcome the measure as an end to the government's lack of accountability regarding the management of billion-dollar budgets as well as a step toward granting more power to Parliament.
Moroccan group launches innovative campaign against religious extremism
Alarmed by recent terrorism arrests in Morocco, some women's rights activists have taken a bold step to counter the threat of extremism: bringing an awareness-raising programme to schools and performing community outreach in poor neighbourhoods.
Second group of Mauritanian refugees welcomed home from Senegal
Ethnic violence forced thousands of Mauritanians out of their homes and into Senegal two decades ago, but the two countries and the UN are working together to bring them back home. After leaving camps across the Senegal River from their homeland last week, the second group of repatriates received a warm welcome in Rosso.
Tunisian products to enjoy duty-free status in US
US and Tunisian officials agreed during meetings on March 10th-11th to lift US customs duties on some 5,000 Tunisian products. Duty-free treatment under the "preference program" will give Tunisian vendors an advantage in the US market.
Al-Qaeda deadline approaches for kidnapped Austrian tourists
As the three-day deadline set by al-Qaeda for two Austrian tourists approaches, Tunisia and Algeria appeared unwilling to yield to the kidnappers' demand. Meanwhile, Tunisians and Algerians from across the political spectrum denounced the abduction.
Reportage: Shelters for Morocco's street children are a drop in an ocean
Morocco's street children live a difficult life, often filled with narcotics and crime. Efforts to reintegrate them into families and schools are small and somewhat successful but experts say the problem is large and its root lies in poverty and difficult social circumstances.
Moroccan book fair promotes women's literature
The Moroccan city of Fez hosted a book fair this month devoted to women writers and bibliophiles. The event offered Moroccans the chance to meet writers and discuss gender issues, as well as enjoying various theatrical and musical displays.
Algeria to encourage use of generic drugs
Caught between rising drug prices and a desire to give the public access to affordable healthcare, the Algerian government has found a solution: encouraging the production and use of generic drugs.
Algeria to generate electricity from renewable energy sources
Algeria is venturing into the use of renewable sources to meet its energy needs. If the exploitation programme recently launched by the country succeeds, Europe will be the first customer.
Sahara tension mounts as Tifariti march postponed
The Moroccan Sahara Association announced last week it would put off its planned march to Tifariti, originally scheduled for March 16th. Meanwhile, the Polisario reportedly held celebrations in the region it considers "freed", despite Moroccan claims that the anniversary commemoration was cancelled.
Press freedom organisations claim Tunisian activist was assaulted
Tunisian journalist and press freedom advocate Sihem Bensedrine and husband Omar Mestiri were allegedly assaulted by police early this month when entering Tunisia from Europe. The government denies the claims, but human rights groups are persisting in their accusations.
Islamist party's call for ulema quota in Moroccan Parliament sparks debate
A major debate has sparked in Morocco following a call for ulemas to be given a political role. Some say a proposed parliamentary quota indicates respect, while others say the religious scholars should remain neutral and not carry political labels.
Star Academy Maghreb to return this summer
Star Academy Maghreb fans can expect big things from this summer's competition, despite last season's controversial final round. Organisers say even more aspiring stars will audition for the reality show this year.
Moroccan football in crisis
Faced with declining fan support and media criticism, Moroccan football needs to be revitalised, officials agree. Experts met last week to plan strategy for saving not just the Atlas Lions but amateur sports in general.
Al-Qaeda claims missing Austrian tourists were kidnapped in Tunisia
Two Austrian tourists missing in Tunisia since mid-February have been reported kidnapped by al-Qaeda. Tunisian authorities deny the claim, suggesting the travellers strayed over the border into the deep Sahara.
Sufi Culture Festival celebrates peaceful tradition, Fez history
The second Sufi Culture Festival, to be held in April in Fez, will offer a variety of art exhibits, lectures, and concerts on the themes of peace and tolerance.
New York's cultural diversity showcased in Tunis
Tunisia's National Library hosted an exhibition that showcases the architectural heritage of New York City. Visitors said the exhibition was an opportunity to build cultural bridges between the US and Tunisia.
Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco woo German tourists
Three Maghreb countries used folklore and handicrafts to promote themselves to German tourists at the world's largest travel trade show, the International Tourism Bourse in Berlin.
Reportage: Mounia Belafia discusses role of proverbs in perpetuating women's status in Morocco
Writer and journalist Mounia Belafia spoke with Magharebia recently about her new book, "Women in Moroccan Proverbs". Belafia suggests that everyday phrases contribute to negative attitudes towards women.
Soaring property prices in Morocco spur the government to action
Faced with housing supply problems and a growing mismatch between income and real estate prices, Morocco's housing ministry has begun identifying measures to improve the state of affairs for aspiring home buyers.
Moroccan women celebrate International Women's Day
As Moroccan women's rights advocates prepare to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8th, one activist group says that the anti-terrorism issue is a women's issue as well. It has delayed releasing its annual political agenda to instead battle "the spiteful ideas" which threaten Morocco.
Algerian businesswomen unveil products at EVE 2008 trade show
Female entrepreneurs are showcasing their work at a large trade exhibition under way in Algiers. More than 50,000 people are expected to shop for unique merchandise and see product demonstrations, fashion shows and a hairstyling competition at EVE 2008.
Tunisian and Mauritanian presidents meet to promote bilateral trade
Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali welcomed Mauritanian President Sidi Mohamed Ould Cheikh Abdellahi this week for his first state visit to the Mediterranean nation. The two leaders discussed the implementation of various trade agreements and the possibility of a Maghreb summit.
Maghreb women's cinema in the spotlight in Britain
A recent festival held in Britain celebrated women's film in the Maghreb and Middle East. Many filmmakers said the event gave the region an opportunity to dissociate its culture from terrorism.
Star Academy winner discusses the importance of Maghreb music
Moroccan singer and Star Academy Maghreb winner Hajar Adnane spoke to Magharebia about the revival of Maghreb song, calling art a "noble message" when used to sing for peace and tolerance.
International female rally drivers to tackle Tunisian desert
The fifth annual Butterflies Rally is set to begin Wednesday in Tunisia. Female drivers will test their skills racing across 1,800 km of the famed Tunisian terrain.
Rabat forum seeks new approach to migration issues
As international representatives hold another conference in Morocco this week on legal migration and how to stem the "brain drain", some experts consider the success of such initiatives is dependent upon oversight and timely implementation.
New information in Belliraj case sparks official review in Belgium
A recent twist in the investigation of the Belliraj terrorist network in Morocco shows that ringleader Abdelkader Belliraj may have worked as an informant for Belgian intelligence for as long as eight years.
Mauritania confronts tradition of female genital mutilation
With a new UN-led initiative to curb the practice of female genital mutilation around the world, Mauritania – where an estimated 71% of women undergo the practice – faces significant challenges in alerting its people to the dangers and human rights implications of the tradition.
Algeria tightens mobile telephone security
The Algerian government has ordered domestic mobile phone companies to end the sale of anonymous mobile phones and SIM cards, given the devices' role in a series of terrorist attacks in the country. The Algerian companies have been told to identify every subscriber by April 20th or the accounts will be blocked.


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Strongsville Business to Pay $1 for Every Fish Killed in Rocky River
Company owner dumped cyanide into water in April 2012, officials say
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Community-Scale Generation
On November 9, Professor Sara Bronin will speak about Community-Scale Generation at the University of San Diego School of Law's Fourth Annual Climate & Energy Law Symposium, "Law in a Distributed Energy Future."
Professor Bronin is an associate professor of law and the co-director of the Center for Energy and Environmental Law. She has researched and published in the area of property, land use, historic preservation, green building, and renewable energy law. Her scholarship focuses on creating economically and environmentally sustainable American cities.
Professor Bronin has served as one of the lead attorneys for the mixed-use, transit-oriented, LEED-Platinum-designed 360 State Street project. She has also been the president of the Connecticut Hispanic Bar Association (during the year it won the Hispanic National Bar's Affiliate of the Year Award), the vice president of the Hartford Historic Preservation/Properties Commissions, and a board member of the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation. She is an affiliated faculty member of the University of Connecticut Center for Environmental Sciences and Engineering and has coordinated several Gallivan Conferences in real property law.
Professor Bronin's new book (along with co-author J. Peter Byrne), Historic Preservation Law, has been released by Foundation Press.
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When Kristen Bandura '13 walks across the dais to receive her diploma from the School of Law on Sunday, she will literally be following in the footsteps of her older brother, Justin, also a member of the Class of 2013.
Andraya Pulaski '13 clearly remembers the day she decided she wanted to be a lawyer. She was 10 and spent a day shadowing a friend's father at his firm. Now she is on the verge of fulfilling that dream.
On May 21, Professor Richard A. Wilson will present "International Law of Speech Crimes" as part of a series of guest lectures at the International Criminal Court, The Netherlands.
On May 20, the Law School's Insurance Law Center will present a symposium on Lawyers Professional Liability. The event is being presented in cooperation with the Hartford Chapter of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society.
On May 17, Professor Richard Pomp will be a presenter at the 10th Annual New Mexico Tax Policy Conference in Albuquerque.
On May 15, Professor Darcy Kirk will be the luncheon speaker at the annual meeting of the New Jersey Law Librarians Association where she will update the group on the activities of the Association of American Law Libraries (AALL). Kirk currently serves as president of the AALL.


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Christian grew up in Thousand Oaks, California, a city that is one of America's safest. He began advocating for better gun laws after his parents were shot on Memorial Day 2005 while returning a boat from a holiday vacation. His father survived multiple gunshots, but his mother was killed. Christian and his father, Tim, started a chapter of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence in Ventura County, where they helped to pass a number of local ordinances, including one that requires the reporting of lost and stolen handguns within the county. While attending California State University, Chico, Christian started the first collegiate chapter of the Brady Campaign. The chapter was able to raise awareness through lie-in events and other campus activities, and also lobbied in the state legislature for bills like AB 1471, which implemented microstamping technology as a crime-solving tool in California.
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A few hours ago I went over to my uncles house and his mother-in-law was there making some tamales (we're Mexican). My other uncle was there and his 5 month old baby girl was there with him. I don't see my new baby cousin much so I thought I'd spend a few minutes playing with her. I played with her and before I left my uncle's mother-in-law, with a serious face, told me to draw a cross on my baby cousin's forehead with my own saliva because I could "harm" her and won't let her sleep. I kind of looked at the lady like, "I'm sorry did you just seriously say that to me?" I am not kidding, she was being completely serious. I just started slowly walking off and she stopped me and told me to do it. OF COURSE I refused and told her I don't believe in her stupid ideas and she just looked at me in disbelief. I have to deal with a super religious aunt who won't leave me alone and to this day I don't know how to tell her I'm an Atheist but now I also have to deal with this crazy lady?!
If you were me, what would have done? What would you have said to her? I'm still surprised she seriously sad that to me.
I have always wished I had been there, as I would have insisted on eating it for breakfast - with salsa verde.
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You could have drawn a pic of the flying spaghetti monster on her head and it would have been just as valid.
First things first... I love tamales (My wife is Mexican).
Second, did you ask her exactly how would you not drawing a spit-cross on her face harm her?
You did the right thing. Stand your ground, kiddo.
I can somewhat relate to that.
My mother in law is super religious, and one day, while my wife was making some broaches for my cousin's wedding, and I was reading a book on mythology, she asked me to read out loud so she isn't bored making these things in silence.
So I started reading, the first chapter was on the religion of ancient Egypt, and my mother in law (who doesn't speak a word of English) deduced that I am reading about the devil, and every time I would start reading out loud, she would come into the living room and start singing bible verses, trying to drown out my reading.
And the best part is, when I was done reading, and we went out, I left the book on the living room coffee table. When we came back home, I noticed my book covered with christian magazines, and the bible right on top!
When it comes to religious people, expect everything. No matter how batshit crazy it might sound.
Hey Kari,
I would give her a link to my deconversion thread here on TA; "How do I know that your god is The One, True God?" I say that sincerely. This is just my reaction, but in a nutshell, my reaction would be to deconvert her.
- kk
Yes, because grandmothers with superstitions rooted over decades love to visit websites put up by the devil's advocates and have long objective philosophical arguments about their dogma.
She probably thinks the internet is the devil's invention too.
Do not collect a sackful of frogs and dump it in her bedroom. That would be bad.
Religious belief is belief in witchcraft; the bible is full of it.
I'd say that if you want to take the time to tangle with her thought-garbage, then get her to explain in detail how it works, and have fun shredding her arguments.
If you don't want to waste your time, then do like you did and simply refuse to participate. Sometimes it's just not worth the hassle.
Think of it as your saliva cross to bear.
As part of my ongoing philosophy training, I joined a pagan group early 90's for a few years. It was rather fun, but I was clearly out my depth in many ways.
During a group conflict, a fellow that had a leaning towards what appeared to be Satanism, confronted me about control of the group. He was attempting to pull the woman out of the larger group, to build his coven, where he was the symbolic representation of the male portion of the god head (I expect that he was 2 tacos short of a combination plate). For some reason he saw me as a threat, I think because I showed a mild sceticism, to contra balance what I saw as nuttyness. He told me that he could lay a curse on me to control my life if I got in his way! I told him that, I had no faith in his game playing, and called him pretentious! Nothing happen by the way, but the main group folded up a little latter.
During the mid-80's, I had been visiting some of the local churches, taken in dinners, services, and study groups. One afternoon, I was on my way to a job interview, and had a flat tire on my bike. As I was repairing the tire, a woman that I later recognized as a member of one of the churches, stopped and ask if I needed help. I told her my situation, and asked if she could, on her way to the town I was going, could stop and advise the office for the interview, that was going to be atleast 20 mins late. She said yes, I thanked her, gave her my name, and waved goodby! I finished the tire repair, and was only about 10 mins late to my interview. The interview seemed to go ok and I felt that I had atleast made a reasonable showing of ability. I spent the rest of the day care free and on a short bike trip, returning to my point of origin late that afternoon. At the time I was between jobs, so I was spending a few weeks with my parents. On my return, my parents showed real concerning for my welfare, asking me 'where have you been all day'. I said, 'job interview and bike trip'. Then the other shoe comes off, 'There was a weird woman that came by looking for you. She open our front door, ran in, and yelled at us, saying that YOU have stolen her soul, and that you are SATAN himself and that we are the Mother and Father of SATAN! Then she ran back to her car and spun gravel pulling out of our yard!' Floored, I spent a few years wondering what the hell happen that could set this woman off! Latter, reading a book concerning Ocult symbolism, I found a reference of the witch hand signs for setting curses! I think when I waved goodby to this poor woman, I had inadventently folded my fingers into my palm cheating a claw like shape. Then I waved it at her. I do wonder how this woman might know, unless she had been reading some of the same references. LOL
James - it sounds like she was properly nuts? Or in love with you? Or both?
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Raphael is one of the most important archangels in the celestial hierarchy, protector of the young, the wayfarer, and the pilgrim. The fish is one of his attributes. According to legend, the young Tobias set forth on a journey for his ailing father. Raphael (in disguise) joined him and rescued the lad from being devoured by a great fish whose gall would miraculously heal Tobias's father of blindness. Thus, the archangel became also the patron of doctors.
Archangels are usually depicted as young and beautiful figures, the knights of Heaven whose function is the performance of good works. Raphael's rather simple dress is that of the traveler with practical, close-bound leather sandals, and he carries the wanderer's staff. His multicolored wings, however, proclaim his status, as does the jeweled tunic, the cape with its clasp set in precious stones, and his elaborate lace cuffs.
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While you're at it, quit giving me compliments. Specifically, quit complimenting me on my presentation skills. Okay, I don't really mean that. I did give a presentation today and I guess I didn't suck. Sigh. I know I can be better at it and put in more effort, which is why I don't take the compliments well. Also, no one is going to tell me to my face that I suck as a presenter, even though I solicit constructive criticism from my peers. I kept responding by saying that I was so nervous, I didn't feel prepared, blah blah, so one person said that I "must be a good actress." She's not totally wrong.
When I am nervous or unsure, all I can do is think: WWYDIYWTMAVOY? What would you do if you were the most awesome version of yourself? There are times when we are put on the spot and we can either choke or be glorious. I choose to be glorious. I also choose to remain true to myself. Therefore, I can be quite the goof, even in a professional setting. Honestly, few things are more disappointing and downright weird than seeing a supposed professional tightass wearing a cropped t-shirt and making out with her husband in a public place. I speak from experience, people. I'll respect you much more if you let your freak flag fly all the time.
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Within 3 minutes the fire dept. had arrived on scene. Heavy smoke was rising from the back of the building, no flames were showing. Firefighters made entry into the building's front door and extinguished the fire's remaining hotspots.
According to Chief Andy Hay, "The fire started and smothered itself out." Hay was unable to determine the cause of the fire.
According to George Flores, AA Tires business owner, the lock on the roll up door was missing when he arrived.
On Monday morning, at 5:27a.m., the Thomaston Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire at Upson Automotive on Hwy. 19 N across from KFC. It took firefighters less than 10 minutes to gain access to the Upson Automotive building and extinguish the flames.
Five members of the TFD responded from the station, and four more responded to the scene from their homes. Capt. Renee Harris said there were no complications in battling the blaze and the overall operation was a smooth success.
"Foot prints were found around the building. Some type of accelerant was used. The back of the building had racial graffiti," said Harris.
According to Upson County Sheriff Dan Kilgore, both AA Tires and Upson Automotive Tires are under investigation by Upson Co. Sheriff's Investigators and the state Fire Marshal's Office as possible arson.