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From Lori Ziganto's latest article at RedState
This past week, Republican South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford and Republican Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli displayed how the GOP is the party who is actually For The Children, and not just in the talking points way. First up was Governor Mark Sanford, who signed bill H 3245 into law. The law now requires that women have a 24 hour waiting period before obtaining an abortion. Prior to this law, there was only a one hour waiting period. It also requires that abortionists offer women the ability to see their unborn child on an ultrasound before aborting the baby, but does not require that they view the ultrasound. They must merely be given the choice. Choice is important, right? Next, came Virginia Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli, who concluded last week that state agencies in Virginia can legally regulate abortion clinics as medical establishments.
This should just be common sense and shouldn't raise the ire of even the most vociferously pro-abortion, right? I mean, it does not make abortion illegal, but it does make it safer – and hopefully rarer. Safe, legal and rare is the mantra, no? Apparently, by safe, legal and rare, pro-abortionists really only mean one out of the three. They actually want it to be unsafe, legal, and not rare at all. As is indicated by their fierce opposition to such simple, decent and potentially life-saving measures.
Governor Sanford had this to say when he signed the new South Carolina law:
"I believe life is sacred, and in the debate over when life begins, I think we as a society should always err on the side of life," Gov. Sanford said. "Given current federal law, I think it's imperative that a decision of this magnitude only be made with the fullest and most accurate knowledge available. It's our hope and expectation that this new law results in a substantial decrease in the number of abortions carried out in South Carolina.
How draconian, huh? I thought knowledge was power? Not so for pro-abortionists. They are infuriated over a mere 24 hour waiting period. In most states, the waiting period to simply obtain a marriage license is longer than that. Ideally, a marriage lasts a lifetime, but an abortion always does – there is no going back. Once a life is taken, it is gone. Forever. Is it too much to ensure that a woman take ONE DAY to contemplate it? A woman who may be scared and make a rash decision due to said fear – a decision that not only takes a life, but will haunt her for the rest of hers. Taking just those 24 hours of contemplation may save both those lives.
In Virginia's case, it is clearly a measure of safety. Abortion clinics, often functioning as mills, are not regulated in Virginia as medical establishments. As such, they have no standards of safety to meet. Says a spokesman for AG Cuccinelli:
Please read the full article here.

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Various ways of extending the documented functionality of the warm
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is an increasingly diagnosed neurodevelopmental disorder with as many as one in 68 US children diagnosed every year.
Research has previously shown that early diagnosis and treatment of ASD can work to lessen the impacts on both the suffers and their families, however a new study from Tel Aviv University has investigated a novel type of treatment: outdoor play and adventure.
The study examined 51 children from seven special-education kindergartens, all aged three to seven, with 30 of these selected to participate in an outdoor adventure program (OAP).
Cognitive and adaptive skills were assessed by the children's kindergarten instructors before and after the program was undertaken, with significant improvements found for the group exposed to outdoor adventure.
"Outdoor adventure programs are designed to improve intrapersonal skills and interpersonal relationships by using adventurous activities to provide individual and group problem-solving and challenge tasks," said lead author Professor Ditza Antebi-Zachor. "The necessary tools for a successful OAP include establishing individual and group goals, building trust among participants, and providing activities that challenge and evoke stress but are nevertheless enjoyable.
"Our study shows that outdoor adventure activities benefit children with autism and improve their social communication skills. We suggest including these fun activities in special education kindergartens and in communication classrooms at school in addition to traditional treatments. Parents of children with ASD can also enroll their kids in afterschool activities based on the principles of our research."
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Q. How can I help spread the word about protecting beach nesting birds? A. Teach other people how they can protect beach-nesting birds. If you see someone on the beach disrespecting the nesting birds, speak up! Many people don't realize their actions are harmful to wildlife.
Q: Where can I go to see beach-nesting birds? A: There are a number of great places to go to see beach-nesting birds in the New York and New Jersey. The New York City Audubon Society has information on a number of these locations, both on their website and in The New York City Audubon Society Guide to Finding Birds in the Metropolitan Area.
- Breezy Point Tip, Gateway National Recreation Area, Rockaway, NY: Although the beach here is closed during the spring and summer, with a spotting scope it is still possible to see all five species of beach-nesting birds here. Both adults and young can be seen in April, May, and June.
- Sandy Hook, Gateway National Recreation Area, Monmouth County, NJ: In the summer, Piping Plovers and Common and Least Terns nest on Plum Island. They are visible from the oceanfront at the North Beach Observation Deck.
- Montauk Point, Suffolk County, NY: While the beaches at Montauk point are crowded with vacationers in the summer months, Piping Plovers and Least and Common Terns are still nesting there. A spotting scope is recommended.
- Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary at Playland Park, Rye, Westchester County, NY: This is a good spot in the summer months to see, with the aid of a spotting scope, Common Terns, American Oystercatchers, and Black Skimmers feeding along the shore.
Other good places to go to see beach-nesting birds are listed below. These areas are all listed as Important Bird Areas and you can find beach-nesting birds here during the summer months.
- Captree Island Vicinity, Babylon and Islip, Suffolk County, NY
- Fire Island (East of Lighthouse), Brookhaven and Islip, Suffolk County, NY
- West Hempstead Bay/Jones Beach West, Nassau and Suffolk Counties, NY
- Cape May National Wildlife Refuge: Two Mile Beach Unit, Cape May County, NJ
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Here are all the entries for the steampunk haiku contest. Please choose your favourite and vote for it below. Voting lasts until Nov. 07. Please check back the following day to find out who is the winner.
Monotonous Din Whirs and Clacks fill the ether Machines lurch onward2
Hot fog on my face Grind, twist, squeal with motion God's invention breathes3
Brass and copper gleam Man reaches for the future And breaks History4
Cloudships in the breeze leather gloves hold the brass wheel my invention soars5
Brass and goggles shine tophats and parasols drift above corset reefs6
Reimagine all save for the gentility farewell static past7
The power of steam all elegance and metal bent to better wills8
My dirigible is going down in flames. Curse that automaton!9
Gas lamps and starlight Contrast city lights below. Steam warms the deck.
You left me in tears - The gears of my clockwork heart Even broken, turn.
11 In between the stars Our ship creates it's own clouds Technology's mark.12
Anacronistic Composing bygone futures Timeless aether calls13
Imagined voyage Do airships have parachutes? Up, up, and away
Clock-Work-Cuckoo-Clown Steam-Cyber-Space-Ship-Circus Err-And-Iron-Punk15
The dark howls at night Unnatural things lurking here Steam powered horrors
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Monday, February 14, 2011
Isaz is as done
Hoorah! My Isaz socks for our KAL are done! After much ripping out because suddenly following patterns is outside of my skill set, I finally got down to the feet, added a couple of diamonds down the foot, and finished them at Saturday's knit group meetup...
... where I sat in the rocking chair in the corner with my own box of Kleenex because I'm still sick. I was just getting over the last cold and subsequent sinus infection, when last week I came down with a fresh set of sniffles. But now I've got a clue where they're coming from. While complaining to our lab preparator that I was feeling sick again, Julie said, "You want to see why?" I said, "Um... what?" She whips out some petri dishes that the Bi 103 class had been using in their immunology unit. They'd sampled surfaces all around the lecture hall, incubated the plates for two days, then counted the bacteria colonies. Most of the surfaces showed some bacteria as one would expect, but the touch screen that runs our projection system was gross. It was disgusting. Even after only two days of incubation, the plate was solid bacteria. Nasty! But who thinks of washing a computer screen, even if it is a touch screen? I'm going in there with some disinfectant and blitz the bejeezus out of that screen and the mouse and everything else I handle in there. Between that and washing my hands after handling student papers, maybe I can get well again. I've been sick for a month now, and it's getting tiresome.
As for those Isaz socks, watch for the pattern to go up on Ravelry when the KAL is over.
Posted by Karen at 7:45 AM
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3 comments:
- Madeleine said...
Very beautiful! :D
- February 14, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- Sara said...
I love them! I just added to them to my faves. I will want to make these!
- February 16, 2011 at 4:00 AM
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- February 22, 2011 at 11:01 AM
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The Apple Sauce Cake recipe calls for lard. Crisco may not yet have been invented when the recipe was created or Gramma may have preferred lard over Crisco. Crisco was invented in 1911. Also, I believe this is the first recipe in which the temperature of the oven is mentioned, although "slow oven" isn't a precise temperature.
The recipe for Sweet Pickle is vague.
- The quantities of most ingredients are not included.
- The recipe doesn't indicates the kind of vegetable. Cucumbers are the most common vegetable for pickles and I assume that's the vegetable of choice for these pickles because they are to be scalded until white.
- The canning process seems to have been only filling the jars with hot ingredients then putting the lids on to seal them, completely omitting the water bath canning process.
- "Saccerine" is written at the end of the recipe. I believe it's a misspelling of the word saccharine, a word with several meanings. The one probably intended by Gramma was that the pickles were very sweet. However, Webster's 1913 dictionary indicates that Saccharine was already a trade name for benzoic sulphinide, a synthetic sweetener. In light of the fact that she indicates they are "saccerine," I find it interesting that the quantity of sugar is not included in this recipe.
The recipe for Jam Cake is very general. Shall I mix the jam into the batter before baking or do I bake and then layer with jam? And the quantities of spices are not mentioned at all. Perhaps it's assumed that the baker knows the preferences of her family members when it comes to the spiciness of cake.
Apple Sauce Cake
1 cup brown Sugar.
1/2 cup lard.
1 1/2 cup apple Sauce
2 level teaspoons Soda.
2 cups flour.
1 egg well beaten
1 cup raisins
1 pinch cinamon,
nutmeg & alspice.
Cream the lard &
sugar, & then mix
in the well beaten
egg. Mix the soda
into the apple
sauce when hot.
Add to the first
mixture, & then add
the flour, spices, &
the raisins which
have been dusted
with flour. Mix all
thoroly & bake in a loaf
pan. Sprinkle
granulated sugar
& cinamon over top &
bake in slow oven
40 minutes. Very good
also with carmel
Sweet Pickle.
Put in strong salt
water over night.
Take out in morning
and wash all off.
Put in Weak Vinegar
& scald until they
get white. Have
vinegar boiling
& sweeten & spicen
& pour over them
in the jars. Seal
while Hot. (Saccerine)
Jam Cake.
4 eggs. 1 cup Sugar
1/2 cup butter.
1 cup sour milk.
1 teasp. Soda. 1 cup jam
cloves, cinamon, Spice
I'm baking Applesauce Cake tomorrow. Won't you join me?
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Doctors at Calmette Hospital met on Tuesday to discuss the evacuation of patients severely injured in last week's deadly Diamond Island stampede to hospitals in neighbouring countries.
The meeting followed an announcement on Monday by Prime Minister Hun Sen that the government would pay evacuation and hospital costs for any patient requiring treatment not available locally.
Sok Khon, director of administration at Calmette, said that no patients had yet been evacuated, but that staff were preparing for that possibility.
"Our top doctors met on Tuesday and carefully checked the status of the victims to determine whether they need to be sent out of the country for further treatment," he said.
Hun Sen said on Monday that any victim of the bridge stampede who had sustained injuries "beyond our ability to cure" would be sent abroad for treatment and that the government would be "responsible for local and international treatment".
"We are discussing the matter in accordance with the prime minister's announcement. We have not yet sent anyone, but are checking their condition," Sok Khon said.
Som Sophorn, deputy director of Preah Ketomealea hospital, said on Tuesday that a 32-year-old patient being treated for a cerebral hemorrhage was transferred to Calmette Hospital in accordance with policy established by the Ministry of Social Affairs.
"The ministry has ordered that all seriously injured patients be sent to Calmette in order to be evaluated for possible evacuation," he said.
Health Minister Mam Bunheng and Social Affairs Minister Ith Sam Heng were unavailable for comment.


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Diabetes mellitus comes in two types; type 1 and 2. It comes with unpleasant and dangerous complications if left untreated leading high blood sugar levels. As the first step of the treatment of diabetes mellitus, what we usually practice is the dietary modification. Though most of the people are aware with the food types which are healthy and unhealthy for a diabetic person, most of the time they are not aware with the drinks to have or quit. The best drinks include water, flavoured water, herbal tea and milks. Moderate consumption of pure fruit juices and coffee or tea are allowed too. Soda, energy drinks or fruit cocktails are really unhealthy for diabetic or prediabetic people.


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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Finally...a home for all things bump & baby
I found out I was expecting my second bub 2 weeks before Christmas - thank you Santa :) I was shocked to say the least, but thrilled.
Like many of you who are parents or are expecting, I know too well the ups and downs of trying to conceive, fertility issues, negative tests, PCOS, the highs and lows of the pregnant mama and the indescribable joy that accompanies the birth of your nugget. This time last year I was up to my eyes in pre-eclampsia, hospital stays, inductions and in the end a C-section. I'm also all too familiar with the joys and woes of rearing said nugget from baba to toddler. Not to mention the hundreds of hours of research that went into choosing a buggy, pram, high chair.. you know how long that list gets!
My experience has been a rollercoaster, one I hope I never have to get off. I can't wait to share it all with you lot :)
I would love if you'd leave a comment below and introduce yourself!
Amy x
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Hi Amy,Congratulations!! So pleased for you, and so glad that everything is going well. I am also trying for a baby :) Looking forward to read about all your experiences. Good luck xxx DeboraReplyDelete
Yay! First comment on new blog, Thanks Debora. Hope the "trying" is going well :) Keep me posted xReplyDelete
Yay, baby blog!!! Logan just tried commenting for me... that kid loves buttons ;). Anyway, I'm so excited for you and will have to live vicariously through you this time :). Have you found out what your nugget is or are you planning on it being a surprise? Also, do you have Eve's birthday party planned yet? I'm sure I'm going to go overboard with Logan's ;). Can't wait to read more!!!ReplyDelete
Hi Lex! Glad you're here :) It's weird not being pregnant at the same time as you ha ha We're keeping nugget a surprise this time. It was a pain telling some and not others, depending on whether they wanted a surprise or not. Haven't the energy! I have yet to start planning Eve's 1st birthday - I know, I'm a disgrace :) What have you planned?ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh boy, we're having lots of friends and family over on his birthday :). I'll probably make a couple of cakes and hopefully he'll have lots of presents to rip open. We'll also do the classic "give the baby a chocolate cupcake to eat/wear" and take lots of pictures before washing him from head to toe :). I figure even though he won't remember anything, he deserves a great party after enduring 2 surgeries and countless doctor appointments.Delete
I was a huge follower back up till September 2010 (Wow that seems ages ago now?)When I found out I myself was expecting I have a 10mth old baby girl aswell I never knew you yourself were going through the same as me at the same time! I cant believe I gave up (and honestly I had a pretty bad pregnancy too so was in no mood for make up etc) and I am very sad I did I have found my ways though and have come back! Not just to makeupandbeauty.ie but to here aswell :)ReplyDelete
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I follow u on Youtube and am i so thrilled you've started this blog. I love makeup and my baby is three months old. She's my first baby after 3 miscarriages and I love her like anything. I had a c section as well and gall bladder surgery two weeks ago. Havent felt like myself in ages. She s colic and now that the phase is almost over she's teething. I am living with my mom and feel like i am not getting this baby thing fast enough. I am still scared to bathe her on my own and change her clothes. And she s so fussy that she doesnt give room for error or delay so my moms been helping me a lot. I wasnt able to breastfeed her and since my moms been helping me so much (which is wonderful of her) i wonder if the baby even knows that i am her mom. I dont think i am getting as many smiles from her as others do. I just wish i could quickly grasp the whole thing and the minute i feel i am getting it she seems to change her routine. I want to feel pretty again and have time for my hubby and makeup. I feel so stuck right now. Any tips? I feel like i am the only one who feels this way when i see other moms who are doing so much without help and still look amazing. You're awesome :))Replies
M, You poor thing - sections, surgery, colic, teething, you really are up to your eyes. I know what you mean about not feeling yourself. A mammy to 5 in the bed next to me told me that it was almost a year after each baby before she felt back to herself. I was so glad she said that because I was expecting to be normal by 6 week check up, turned out that was ridiculous. I would say Eve was 6-7 months old before I felt fully Amy again.Delete
I also know how you feel when you say you're not getting the mom thing fast enough. I think that too is down to having too high expectations of yourself. You had a challenging start by losing baba's, then you grew a human, you had abdominal surgery, you have just had bladder surgery, you have someone who is dependant on you to survive... you get the idea. It's a lot for one person to go through and despite the fact that you finally got your angel, it's hard.
Personally, I felt I wasn't getting the mama thing either. I used to watch my mum with her and wonder how she knew what to do and I didn't. Turned out I just needed time to adjust. It took me 4-5 months but it did eventually happen.
It's great that your mom is so much help but your baby knows her mama. You grew her, it was your voice she listened to in the womb. She also knows here mama's smell. Maybe when you're feeling up for it you could get her alone and get to know her on your terms. I only say this because it wasn't until Eve's dad went back to work and I started spending more times at home with Eve alone that I learned her ways and how to anticipate the melt downs. I was much calmer without the audience.
If you're feeling a bit poo at the moment your baby might sense it, hence the smiles for grandma. It might also be that it's just on your mind of course.
I think I'll do a blog post on getting back to normal - it was the hardest part for me.
In the meantime you will feel pretty in no time! Stay calm, don't fret and just roll with it. You've been through a lot, give yourself a break and the rest will follow.
Amy x
Hi Amy, my name is Martina (MartinaMoylanXx on YouTube) I recently started watching you in YouTube and started my own channel and blog. I am nervous at still but loving it at the same time. I didn't know you were a mammy or that you were pregnant until your Olay video. I just want to say congrats and after reading this post I presume you had a hard pregnant first time round. I hope this one goes better for you. I love kids and can't wait to have my own someday but as of now I don't have a job and I'm only twenty one so I'm gonna wait a few more years. I love your beauty channel and love this blog. I love hearing about pregnancy storiesReplyDeleteReplies
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Lovely to hear from you! Thanks for all the support.
Hi Amy. Thank you so much for sharing this blog! After months of trying for a baby with my partner I told I was infertile. I gave up hope of having a baby of my own and so we looked into adoption. The little boy we wanted to adopt was 5 months old, and when he finally moved in with us at 9 months we were thrilled. Just 4 weeks later I found out I was expecting twins. At first it ws hard to adjust to life with newborn twin, Eva and Kyra, and our 18month old adopted son Connor. It was hard to juggle life with newborns and a toddler, with little time for my hubby or even myself. We had social services around a lot because they wanted to know if we were coping with Connor. After a while things settled into routines, when we found out Connor has asberges. It was a huge blow for us, but we pulled through. Now, 10 months on, my little family is doing so well. Connor is ready to start pre-school, and Eva and Kyra are just starting to walk. I'm so happy to be able to share with you my story, and thank you so much for sharing yours!ReplyDelete
Shann x
You are an absolute inspiration. It's funny what life throws at us, you really never know what's coming! You seem to have delt with your many challenges with strength and grace. I am delighted things have settled down for you and that you can enjoy life with your three lovelies.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, so wonderful to read.
Amy x
Hi! I've been watching your beauty videos forEVer. :) I'm so excited to follow you through the rest of this pregnancy journey. I'm going to be 32 weeks with our second girl on Saturday. I love finding out about how pregnancy effects other women and what they find useful!ReplyDelete
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Fall color in Arizona...yes, it exists! Every year around this time I always share a few posts about how beautiful the leaves are up here in Northern Arizona. This year I thought I would share another fun hike for you to bookmark for next year! This one is extremely family friendly and perfect for all abilities. The one trick is that you have to time is just right- even a day too late and you'll find bare branches rather than these bright yellow and orange leaves.
We usually try to make it up north a few times during the Fall. Our leaves change much later here in Prescott, so we typically go up to Flagstaff in October to catch their color. This hike was well-timed (we went on October 16th), but had we done the original trail we wanted to do- the Inner Basin- we would have found bare trees! I had gone up the weekend before with girlfriends, so I knew this spot would be perfect, and I'm so glad we made it up in time.
To get to this exact spot, simply head up to Flagstaff, then go up Snowbowl Rd. Keep driving almost all the way up to the ski area and you'll see an area to your left with parking along the wooden fence. Park there, and enter at the trail markings. It's very clear, so you shouldn't have a problem at all. Here you'll find a ton of Aspens and if you walk along the trail and bear left, you'll begin to follow the Arizona Trail, which will take you through Aspen groves and into a beautiful field with the option to go on and on, or simply stop and take it all in. It's a gorgeous trail and appropriate for all ages.
Mark it down in your calendar for next year! You'll want to watch the leaves- I often will peruse IG photos of this area to see what's up, or you can always message me and ask! I hope you get up there to enjoy the beautiful colors too- they're simply spectacular.
Here are some photos from our recent hike- I shared some of this in the Clif Bar post but had so many I wanted to share here as well. Enjoy, and happy Fall! I can't believe Thanksgiving is NEXT week! :)
ps. I used my new lens for these photos and I can't recommend it enough. Pricey worth the investment if you're in the market for a great lens.


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One, the parent's joy and happiness come from where
Macroscopical on say, want you to have good state of mind, good thinking kind only, happiness and joy can accompany you. To the parent, the child that can rear health of a body and mind is the biggest happiness and joy. However, how does ability education go such good child, it is the problem that the parent senses bemused constantly however.
The parent the demand is different to the cognizance standard of good child, diverse, educational method also each are not accordingly identical: Some parents gamble with his life with study result of the child everyday, want the child to get tall cent only, they are glad, child learning bad or the fraction is small, they are anxious, angry, be at a loss; Some parents cry urgently in the phone continuously: "How to do? Study result of the child is to go up not to go, how does the child of others know to learn, the child of my home how so stupid? " occasionally they still beat and scold the child even; Some parents learn to let the energy in child subclass, what thing thought of for the child, accomplished; Some parents think educational child is the thing of the school, of parenthood want to be done according to the requirement of teacher and school only went.
Regard psychology as worker, was engaged in old psychology seeking advice, many advisory case tells us, want to foster the child to become health of body and mind, can socially the useful person that joy lives, must regard the focal point that the family teachs as the education of the child's mental health, ability and disposition, such ability enjoy the happiness that does father and mother in the child's joy. Although psychological problem of the child appears in adolescence for the most part, but root is however before adolescence, because this parent wants as soon as possible to take the child's mental health seriously, wait otherwise appeared problem, regretful.
2, psychological quality of the parent and psychology grow is the key that the child grows
Psychologist ever predicted, the competition of 21 centuries talent already turned to the competition that is not intellective element by the competition of intellective element. There are a few famous remarks in be in charge of a Confucian school of idealist philosophy of the Song and Ming Dynasties: Affection business is mainer than intelligence quotient, ability is more important than knowledge, quality is more important than ability, health is more important than achievement. In old psychology in seeking advice, we discover, psychology is immature, cannot get used to business of society, affection the parents with low, insalubrious psychology is to cause the child to produce the psychogenic disorder, main reason that cannot blend in a society. Because the parent is the person of the the directest, most influential power that passes social information the child, accordingly, the parent's affection business, control the capacity of the mood namely, him understanding, incentive oneself ability, know the capacity of other, understanding other, with the ability that the person interacts, get used to society, be in harmony at the ability in the group, the psychology that affecting the child deeply grows.
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Gary Mastrangelo, Principal of the Highview School on Central Ave, doesn't only care about his students. He cares about the elderly. And our community. Another reason to appreciate the kind of leaders the Greenburgh school district attracts.
During this weeks snow storm Gary offered to join our snow angels team and to assist an elderly woman who needed help getting out of her home. He, his son Jake and Jake's friend Josh Nobel , 16 years old, volunteered their time and helped an elderly woman with Parkinsons who has 24 hour care get her driveway cleared so her 24/7 home care aide could have access to her -and so the woman could get emergency help if needed. After they helped the elderly woman they assisted the woman's next door neighbor because the regular helper did not show up.
Gary is teaching his son why it's important to help others. The Greenburgh School district is very fortunate to have such a caring leader serving the school district --someone who really wants to make the world a better place.
We are always looking for snow angels to help those in need. Feel free to e mail me if you'd like to volunteer. There are still a few people who we were not able to help yesterday. So if you're free today and can assist, let me know. My e mail is firstname.lastname@example.com
The Public Works Department did an amazing job yesterday during the snow storm. They worked from 2 AM on Tuesday morning to 1 AM last night clearing the roads of snow. Many residents contacted me to express appreciation for their hard work and dedicated service.
Also helping during the storm: our parks employees. They are hard working and help clear sidewalks on E Hartsdale Ave and elsewhere so pedestrians can walk safely. This is a memo I received from the Parks Superintendent, Bobby Breen.
The Parks Department had 11 employees working yesterday's storm. They spent the majority of the day trying to keep the sidewalks on sections of E. Hartsdale avenue, Central Avenue and on Ardsley road (from Central avenue all the way down to the Scarsdale Bronx River parkway overpass) clear for pedestrians and todays commuters. They also spent time clearing the Hillside avenue bridge so children would be able to return to R.J. Bailey school safely. As everyone should know, clearing the roads of snow for emergency vehicles is the top priority, so we deal with the same issue that most homeowners do, which is that we clear the snow and a little while later a plow comes by and covers the sidewalk again. While it can be frustrating, they understand the reasoning for this and always perform like true professionals. When they are finished, they will have cleared almost 3.3 miles worth of sidewalks throughout the Town and Parks system.
The following employees:
Nick Scazafave Saverio De Gorgio
Brendan Rago John Kennedy
Steve Stolarski Marzio Burgio
Kelly George Fabian Tenesca
Ralph DeRosa Sean Scogna
Matt Myers
All deserve our sincerest thanks for the job they did during yesterday's storm.
Robert Breen
Park Superintendent
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Geometry has never been my favorite thing as a student or as a teacher, but I must say I have really enjoyed helping my students study polygons for the past week. I dare say that this little series of activities has been my favorite of the year.
We started the unit with discussion about what we knew about polygons. We talked about the different types of polygons and their characteristics. Students worked in small groups to create posters and we did a lot of comparing and contrasting of polygons especially quadrilaterals.
Students were then asked to complete this dissecting shapes task on their own.
I'm not going to lie this was a challenging tasks. A few students got frustrated with me because I would not help that at all. I knew that it was important for them to discover the answers on their own.
The task ask them to cut a parallelogram into pieces and rearrange them to form a rectangle. Then it has them describe how they did that in several different ways - in pictures and in words.
They were then given a second parallelogram and asked if their strategy would still work for it.
The most challenging part of this task was when they were asked to turn a rectangle into one right triangle. They all wanted to cut the rectangle in half diagonally and make two right triangles. They become very frustrated when I reminded them it wanted them to make one triangle not two.
Those students who persevered eventually figured it out and they were incredibly proud of themselves.
We also spent a day working through three stations. One of the stations asked students to create different polygons using tangrams.
Next came time to discuss how to find the area of different polygons. I have done a few foldables with my students this year but not nearly as many as I would have liked. Because I want to do interactive notebooks next year I'm trying to start thinking with that mindset now.
I made my foldable with paper and pencil and then decided that I wanted to type it up and put it together so that students only had to work examples in them. I didn't want to waste precious class time showing them how to put together a foldable. This also ensured me that the polygons were accurately represented.
I couldn't figure out how to correctly size everything so that it came together when I printed it out. I was going crazy! Thankfully my computer genius of a husband came to my rescue and helped me out.
I printed them out on neon paper and assembled them. I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly I was able to get this done. It was well worth the time I spent not to have to have students assemble them in class.
My students oohed and awwed over these when I passed them out in class. It melted my teacher's heart because I was so stinkin' excited over these. I was glad to see that they were equally as excited.
We would discuss how to find the area of a square, work a few examples on the board as a class and then they would do the two examples in the foldable. We repeated this process until could find the area of all six polygons. We split them up and did three on the first day and the other three the following day.
Because of the dissecting shapes and tangram activities students were able to come up with the formula for each polygon on their own. I was incredibly proud of them. While we were discussing how to find the area there were a lot of "OH. So this is why we did that activity."
In that moment they understood why I would not help them.
Score one for the teacher.
Today they had some independent practice with our Match Up: Area of Polygons. They were given three problems for each type of polygon and asked to calculate the area. To liven things up a bit, they were asked to cut out their answer and glue it in the appropriate space.
The foldable and the Match Up activity can be found in my TPT store.
And the best part? My ENTIRE store is on sale starting tomorrow.


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Enjoy the terrific health benefits of turnip by including it in your daily diet:
– It has glucosinolates, which reduces the risk of breast, colon and rectal cancer.
– It is loaded with folate and vitamin K, which prevent heart disease.
– It is full of calcium that controls rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis.
– It reduces wheezing episodes in asthmatics.
– It improves digestion and enhances appetite.
– It boosts immunity
– Turnip juice can help remove body odour.
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All Films.All Above Board.NOW INCLUDES TV SHOWS & TV LISTINGS
A seminal gangster movie starring Edward G Robinson as the cruel and vicious Al Capone-esque character Rico Bandello. Rico rises through the ranks of the criminal underworld, helped by his sidekick Joe Massara (Douglas Fairbanks). But women trouble threatens to break the fraternal bonds that have grown between them, and destroy the empire they have created.


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Let's just ignore any immediate associations with McDonald's golden arches, because I am really feeling this mustard/red color combination right now...in an incredibly chic, non-McDonald's-cheeseburger kind of way. If you've been following my blog for a while, you might remember me obsessing about my attraction to mustard yellow some time ago. Now I am dying to rock a mustard frock with some bright red lips and red ruby earrings ala Diane Kruger at the SAG awards [dress by designer Jason Wu].
And while we're here, can we just give Miss Diane K. a nod for always being interesting and edgy, without ever really seeming like she's trying to be either. I mean, who wears this color to an award's show? I love her!


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Sunday, June 14, 2009
Hidden Treasure - HANAYA Japanese Restaurant
More often than not, Hornsby is a stopping point between the city and the Central Coast and most people who travel there insist on taking a packed lunch as though it were out bush somewhere (as it once was)!
Well recently, we found a place to dine which measures up to any City establishment.
Hanaya is located on the ground floor of an apartment complex alongside shops and offices which are set back from the frontage behind a series of pillars, so if you aren't looking for it, I'm pretty sure you'd miss it. I'm guessing that the majority of their customers are the building's tenants and that would be a pity as it offers some of the freshest and tastiest traditional Japanese cuisine this side of the North Shore.
It is located on the Pacific Highway between the turn-off towards Thornleigh and Hornsby Station. Parking is a little awkward as the road outside is a clearway however there are some sidestreets which are walking distance to the restaurant. (You'll appreciate the walk back to the car or station afterwards!)
What struck us immediately upon being seated was how clean and new the place is. The tables are well spaced out and unusually the service counter is the same height as the tables. There was one person serving and we saw only one other person emerge from the kitchen but the food came out quickly and efficiently. (Admittedly we were the only customers - apart from a take-away order - on a Sunday but hopefully this will change.)
Now the exciting bit! As I mentioned earlier, the food is traditional. The menu doesn't try to be "moderne" or cutting edge or anything other than traditional Japanese cuisine as we know it and, if it also happens to be sublime, there's nothing wrong with that! As we were a large party, we ordered two of each entree - Edamame,
Agedashi (deep fried) Nasu (eggplant), Agedashi Tofu ,
Karaage Chicken...
Nasu Dengaku (fried eggplant with miso) ....
and Beef Tataki (beef carpaccio).
Then it was onto the mains and everyone chose what they wanted - which ended up being a combination of Donburi (rice bowl dishes), Udon (wheat noodles) and Sashimi and Sushi.
Of the latter, we had to try the Soft Shell Crab Roll - it was everything that a good soft shell crab should be, crispy with just enough creamy sauce.
The Tonkatsu Donburi - perfectly crispy deep fried pork fillet with sufficient sauce but not too much and on a bed of perfectly textured rice.
The Eel Donburi - I have to admit, I'm not a big fan but I didn't hear any complaints after the meal so I'm assuming this was fine too!
Salmon Sashimi - the fish was very fresh and delicate (no stringy bits so well prepared) and beautifully presented! My favourite, the Tempura Udon - perfectly crispy batter which softens into a sponge-y goodness, yummy stock and lots of seaweed (most restaurants never have enough) and very al dente (or the Japanese equivalent!) udon - all delivered piping hot to the table.
There weren't enough of us to try everything on the menu but this gives us an excuse to return in the near future!
Oh and our reason for coming to this fine establishment? It was a birthday celebration and a good excuse to try out the icecream cone cupcake recipe! Admittedly not beautifully decorated as there wasn't a lot of time but I just wanted to prove that baking ordinary cake mix in a cone (as seen on the internet!) would work and it does! Look out for some more variations soon!
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Ohhhhhh! It exceeds my expectations. We had a unit upstairs, and I've seen it many times "meaning" to get back there. I also read that the chef was a sushi master from Japan..so I was motivated. We did try one day..but it was closed. WE WILL NOW GO POST HASTE!! LOL. I might even take the boy tomorrow....I almost weep when I see those pictures.ReplyDelete
Hey..and I've never seen the cupcake cones..well impressed!ReplyDelete
Well covered - the food was awesome!! and love the photos :)ReplyDelete
Looks great! Sometimes traditional is just the ticket :D What cute cupcakes too!ReplyDelete
HB, I can't believe you lived upstairs from this amazing place and didn't tell us about it! Was the restaurant not there when you lived there?ReplyDelete
Thank you HB & Shanks for the compliments on my pictures, I'm very happy with my camera! :D
NQN - it is only because I started reading food blogs like yours that I discovered the icecream cone cupcake (unfortunately I didn't save the link!), so thank you! :D
I have to say the eggplant entrees were my favourite! That's saying a lot coming from a person who usually despises eggplant but the flavours were so delicate and the eggplant so creamy.ReplyDelete
The tea was a bit of a rip off coming out only half full (literally not in a pessimistic sense) but it was the good stuff, definitely brewed from matcha.
GB, want to plug your camera? What model is it? =)
gosh you made me miss sydney so much! the best japanese food i had were all from sydney restaurants....this one seems like a great find! :)ReplyDelete
Sure Lobo! I use the stills option on my Sony HD Handycam (model # HDR-SR12). As I explained in response to Chubby Hubby's blog on the lack of adequate features on most stills cameras for food bloggers, the low light capability combined with a 12x optical zoom (means I can get close to the food without being so close that I throw shadows) and the 10.2 megapixel stills are stunning. It is a little bit bigger than pocket size but still smaller than a digital SLR. Until they bring out the perfect food blogger's compact stills camera, I'm sticking with this one! :DReplyDelete
Hi Rita, glad I could help bring back some fond memories!ReplyDelete
Unhappily, having returned recently to this restaurant for lunch, the standard of the food has dropped not only considerably but I would have to say that it is possibly the worst Japanese food I have tasted in some time. The rice was mushy, the menu limited (what establishment would call itself a Japanese restaurant yet not serve sashimi?!) and the service woeful. I have a suspicion that the reason behind this fall in standard is because the patronage has made the original high standard untenable. Personally I would rather the place close down than taint my memories the way they are now forever tainted!ReplyDelete


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Yzis Milestone 3 Released
The Yzis team is glad to announce the Milestone 3 release of Yzis, the fast moving
Yzis is developed using modern
The core of Yzis is a reusable vi engine, which can be
Yzis can be embedded directly into KDevelop and Quanta. Patches are available
Yzis is already usable as a day to day editor. If your favourite Vim feature
The next milestone release is planned for summer
Good to see progress
Nice to see that Yzis makes some good progress, some months ago I tested a yzis version, but was not really useable for a vim user, since too many advanced feature were missing (like text-objects e.g.), but I really hope this will change soon (although very unlikely, since vim advances as well).
Just imagine, you could have a good vim-like editor in all/most multiline edits in KDE. :) (The vim kpart didn't really work for me - and kvim was/is just too slow for normal editing).
By Martin Stubenschrott at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Never knew this existed, looks cool!
By Al at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
This looks promising
I'd never known this existed. I'm glad they got this publicity. Now I hope they keep up the good work, because vim is my favorite and I've really missed having vim integration in KDE. KVim is just too buggy to use, so I always have several konsole tabs & windows open, primarily for vim. Keep up the good work!!
By Michael Dean at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
...and kile? :P
Hi! I'm the Spanish translator of Yzis... it's very usable already but i can't wait for it to be embedded into kile!!!!!!!!!
By Rafael Rodríguez at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: ...and kile? :P
Yeah, me to!
By ac at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
KHTML Form Editor Patch
The patch to open a KHTML form in a proper editor (Kate, Yzis, etc.) should be really pushed into post 3.4 Konqueror. When you work with all kind of web based CMS system (Zope, Wiki, Spip, blogs) it is really painful to edit large texts in an HTML form. What would be nice is a simple generic wysiwig editor for all these wiki-like syntax programs.
By Charles de Miramon at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
+ Kmail
Not to mention the KMail patch.
It really baffles me that KDE has had this nice, clean KTextEditor interface ofr so long, yet the two of the largest, most visible apps in KDE (KMail, Konqueror), do not take advantage of it.
By Jason Keirstead at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: KHTML Form Editor Patch
Please vote for bug #37146 ( http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37146 ). It is precisely about this.
By Jan Jitse at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
How exactly are you supposed to pronounce that name? I don't have even the slightest clue how to.
By Corbin at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Actually kvim was the reason i switched to kde
It's really nice to see this. Actually i am very used to the vi keystrokes and not having kmail and others using ktextpart is really annoying. Is there anything known when this will be regular in kde (or better debian sid?)
By Tim at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: Actually kvim was the reason i switched to kde
Maybe a global option to set the default embeded text editor? Maybe options such as Yzis, Standard (the current one), and possibly more in the future.
I probably wouldn't ever use Yzis because I don't know VIM's key layout (I prefer nano on the console since its much simpler). Though if you knokw VIM's key layout you probably would love Yzis (since now that knowledge wouldn't be confined to the console)
By Corbin at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: Actually kvim was the reason i switched to kde
That's already there! In the control center, go to "KDE Components", then "Component Chooser" (I hope this translation from German is accurate.).
I don't know which KDE apps honour that setting, though.
By cm at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
Re: Actually kvim was the reason i switched to kde
Jep this setting is there, but it is not honoured by kmail. Instead kmail got a imho useless html editor :(. But hey i could have fixed it for myself...
By Tim at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
compile error
main.cpp: In function `int main(int, char**)':
What to do? thanks
By Markus at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: compile error
It looks like you are missing some header from gettext-devel or glibc-devel or something like that. Check that you have those two installed. I'm not at all sure about this though.
By Macavity at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: compile error
add #include to main.cpp
This bug is fixed in CVS head.
By arael at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
To the authors of KVim
"vi-compatible editor from the authors of KVim"
Why didn't finish the authors kvim? Vim, gvim and vim for Windows are great editor, kvim is pretty unusable. What is the reason for this, is vim hard to port?
By koos at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: To the authors of KVim
From http://www.yzis.org/viewcvs/trunk/README?rev=1494&view=auto
We did two things with GVim. First, we ported it on KDE and created KVim. The
While working with the gvim code base, we have been comfronted with a growing
So, on one side we had implementation limitations and problems, on the other
At this point, the decision was simple. Either spend lot of time in working
They put up a website, a subversion server, mailing lists and started
Over the time, maintaining a C binding to C++ turn out to be quite tedious and
We also chose lua as a scripting language. Lua is easy to embed, easy to learn and quite powerful.
By Philippe Fremy at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: To the authors of KVim
"2. use C++ to provide a clean design"
Was any thought ever given to writing Yzis in a language like Python or Ruby?
By ac at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
Re: To the authors of KVim
I love python but there are at least two reason not to use it for this project:
However, writing a python binding would be trivial. With tools like boost, it is a matter of a few days. I am using that for binding some C++ code to python it is just so easy.
By Philippe Fremy at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
Re: To the authors of KVim
> knightmare
Now this is taking the K naming convention a little too far, isn't it? :)
By cm at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
This solves ...
...the answers to all the following wars/questions:
KDE vs GNOME
etc. etc.
But seriously, those screenshots look extremely class. Keep up the good work guys!
By standsolid at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: This solves ...
Actually one of those recently got a answer, but to keep things interresting it was with a new war/question:
VI vs KATE
By Morty at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
Why was lua chosen?
The title says it all really. Many of the other projects in KDE use python or javascript as the scripting language. It would be nice to see lua being optional with python as an alternative.
By Scott Newton at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Re: Why was lua chosen?
python is too big to be embedded. It is usually quite complicated to embed the interpreter too.
lua has been designed for easy embedding and has proven to be easy to use. Javascript would have been another good choice. I just happen to know that lua is good for embedding project, and there is a lot of literature on this, and the code was added in less than two days. I don't know if any javascript engine can do the same.
By Philippe Fremy at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
Re: Why was lua chosen?
Ho man... Yet another languaje. I love python, I have to use perl and PHP and now I need lua...
Are there any plans to enable vim scripts to be used in Yzis ?
By Marioy at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
Extremely exiting.
Looks very, very promising. Can't wait for a stable release.
By Kjetil Olsen at Tue, 2005/02/22 - 6:00am
Where are the gentoo ebuilds? :)
By unknown at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am
Re: Gentoo
By Philippe Fremy at Wed, 2005/02/23 - 6:00am


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X Marks The Spot: Week One of Art Journaling with Jenny and Aaron
7 comments:
- Bibi said...
Love your art!
All the best wishes from the Netherlands, hope everything works out for you ;o)
- August 16, 2012 at 12:22 AM
- Rose Garden Romantic said...
I'm participating in Jenny's class too, but don't have anything to share quite yet. Your pages are lovely and I hope the IVF process goes smoothly for you and results in a sweet bundle of joy!!!
Michelle xoxo
- August 16, 2012 at 3:02 AM
- Claire Donovan said...
i love your layout! ive just added my layout to my flickr page
will be blogging about it nxt week I think! Cant wait for todays class ^_^ x
- August 16, 2012 at 12:14 PM
- Jenny Holiday said...
Oh my gosh!! Your pages are just so so so sweet!! I love them!! Thank you so much for joining in the fun...I'm so happy you gave it a shot! ...ha.."shot" seems to be the word of the day for you. :/
Hope you are feeling much better!!
LOVE to you!!
xo Jenny
ps Aaron says hello!
pss...feel free to link this up to this week's class too!!
- August 16, 2012 at 7:09 PM
- NykkeyB said...
I love your pages. so pretty. I especially like the paper doll esque one. I'm having the same problem of not knowing what to wright. At least when the time comes that I need to wright I'll at least have the perfect place to do it.
- August 17, 2012 at 12:39 PM
- Kelsea Echo said...
Oh wow... your pages are so, so pretty! I just love your composition, colors, style... everything. Art journaling is just that for me too - therapeutic.
Hope all goes well with the IVF! I can only image the kind of anxiety that would accompany the process.
Good luck and I do hope you continue to art journal. =)
- August 17, 2012 at 9:35 PM
- Tori Beveridge said...
What wonderful pages. You were really inspired and it shows! I really like them all, but especially love the colors in the top one, they really pop.
xo Tori
- August 25, 2012 at 1:19 PM


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Using A Paintbrush Technique
Find your Inner Artist- Artful eggs
If you're like me, always on the lookout for a new Easter-egg decorating technique, you will enoy the creative freedom you'll get from this technique:
Using a paint brush and watercolors, brush the color over the egg with a few simple brush storkes and then let the color do its own thing. The color will run, bleed and fade while drying. That's what watecolors do.
Experiment while you create. Be artistic!
|Photo credit: Michael Partenio
I developed this egg decorating project for Good Housekeeping magazine last Spring
while working on concepts for our Easter photo-shoot. Brushstrokes of a variety
of color mixed with water envoke a pretty pastel appearence.
Tubes of water color paint in red, orange and yellow
3 bowls of water
3 small soft, pointed round brushes
White hardboiled eggs dyed in soft colors of pastel pink and yellow
Egg carton for drying eggs
In each bowl, mix approximately 1/2 inch blob of pigment with
1/2 cup of water while disolving all of the pigment.
Using one color at a time, simply brush the color over and around the egg with one simple stroke. Then add another brushstroke of your next color, in another direction, until you have added 3, 4 or 5 storkes. The colors will bleed and run into each another while fading. Place the egg into the carton to dry.
A large amount of eggs makes the most impact!
Your studio might not look as chaotic as mine (above) but, experimenting is part of the creative process. Should you not like your design as you develop your technique, you can
wash off the egg before it dries completely. Then wipe with a paper towel and start again.
For more Easter decorating ideas, grab a copy of Good Housekeeping April 2013 on the stands!
For more Easter decorating ideas, grab a copy of Good Housekeeping April 2013 on the stands!


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A notion of man
When you feel like climbing up a hill, breaking a rule, or trespassing a strangers' property in a foreign land and he nods of assurance. That in your exchanging glance, you know instantly that he'll be there to make sure that everything will be ok. That he'll let you do what you need to do because he knows that you just need to do it.
When he pushes and drags, and you find your Achilles heels, while at the same time, you realize your own strength. He walks ahead and challenges your limits. Letting you pick up your pace, but at the same time keeping you safe. You share your 5-years plan that he asks, and you share the moment of silence between when you sit next to each other on a train without saying a word, and you're both ok with that. He lets you pick the bedside and he knows when to ignore you best.


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This video best illustrates the purpose of my blogs. John 17 is Jesus' prayer for unity in the church as the means by which the world will know that Christ has come. But "the church" is 50,000 separate denominations and counting – shame on us.
This video best illustrates the purpose of my blogs. John 17 is Jesus' prayer for unity in the church as the means by which the world will know that Christ has come. But "the church" is 50,000 separate denominations and counting – shame on us.
How someone in America today could join in a song, chant, rap, poem or reading which involved racially offensive comments, words or names is beyond me. And it's not like people are walking around with monstrous camcorders on their shoulders we are in the day and age where everybody caries a small compact camcorder in the form of their smart phone. It's stupid and rude to engage in activity like this and even more stupid to be unaware that you may very well be recorded doing your reprehensible chant.
Having said that, there is an even bigger issue going on here which makes reaction to this racist song appear almost hypocritical by contrast. When I was growing up my mom would always tell me "sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me". There was no illusion that the bullying words were in any way ok, just that they can't really hurt. But there are things happening at fraternities and other parties on college campuses which make offensive words like the "N" word pale in comparison. Women willingly and against their will being physically and sexually used, raped and videoed for the exploitive entertainment of real evil in the form of self centered adolescent boys (and girls). Then there are hazing events involving both fraternities and sororities which have physically and emotionally wounded gullible young freshmen for decades if not centuries, not to mention at least 132 hazing related deaths since the mid 1800s. The peak decade was just the last decade with 25 hazing related deaths and our current decade is on track to beat that number as there have already been 13 as of Nov. 2014.
As reprehensible as that song being sung on that OU bus outing was, no one was being raped, beaten, burned or lynched. And whereas we do have freedom of speech in America, there are times, like that one, where I wish we could make exceptions. But therein lays the complicated tension of having free speech in America. Blacks can rap about abusing or killing whites, cops, women or other blacks. Crowds can walk the streets of our cities chanting "we want dead cops and we want it now". College leadership looks the other way while fraternities and sororities (predominately white populated) conduct their time "honored" traditions of rushing, hazing, wild sex parties and drinking. But have a white guy get caught using the "N" word on tape and a 159 year old fraternity gets the boot, people are expelled and lives are ruined. What about the older frat brothers who taught him that song???
It would of course been ideal if the fraternity had policed itself by suspending membership for the balance of the year for the purpose of "cleaning house". but now there is a lawsuit and based on the 1st amendment, the fraternity probably has a good case for reinstatement and/or financial compensation for being summarily "cancelled".
In no way do I minimize hateful language, but I suggest we have become a country which strains at the gnats while swallowing camels left and right. Political correctness is nothing more than a smoke screen for what really ails us (U.S.). Society as a whole has rejected God and the Judeo/Christian ethics our country was founded on. Combine that with a church that has itself become morally challenged on an increasing level and you have the makings for a society in a desperate slide with little to stop it.
But, if God's followers, who truly identify with Him, will recognize the arrogance of their prideful ways, will turn to prayer and sincerely seeking His face while at the same time rejecting the evils of our day which cover the gamut from gossip, divorce, pornography, etc., God's promise is that He will, even now, hear our sincere prayers, forgive our sins and heal our broken ways of thinking. Yes Lord!


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UPDATE: Steam also has the Call of Duty Definitive Edition for 50% off, which includes every single Call of Duty, DLC, and Micro DLC for just $200 this weekend only. Details here. (via @WePlayCOD)
Steam has launched a Call of Duty Franchise sale, giving 50% off on all Call of Duty titles ever released on PC from today until September 1st. Visit the Franchise Page here to see all the prices. You can also get all three Modern Warfare titles for $70 here.
Steam has also announced that you can play Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer free this weekend until Sunday, August 31st at 1pm ET. Also, all Call of Duty: Ghosts DLC is 50% off, including every micro item and DLC pack as well.
Also, steam has added a brand new item called the Call of Duty: Ghosts Complete Bundle, which gives you the three DLC packs for Ghosts, all the micro items, and the game itself for just $90 until September 1st.
SOURCE: Steam


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Of course, I absolutely had to buy the Clearly Besotted Bah Hum-Pug! stamp set. I am head over heals in love with this sweet set! For my card, I stamped 2 of the cute pugs and sentiment in black & colored with markers. I've added some WOS for some shine on the star, Santa hat and lights. The die cut panel was matted with gold glitter CS and added to the card base. I finished my card with a sprinkling of sequins. Aren't they adorable?!?
I hope all of you have a wonderful holiday with family and friends. Merry Christmas, everyone! Enjoy!


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When Someone No longer Remembers
Posted on 07/30/2014
When Someone No Longer Remembers
My memory isn't what it was. The minute I turned 50, something happened. It's as if small holes began to develop in my brain, and little bits of information started to disappear. In fact, I sometimes refer to myself as "Swiss Cheese Brain," and the holes seem to grow in number and size as the days go by.
The loss of bits of information can eventually become the loss of memories. When this begins to happen, we lose pieces of our past and our relationships. If memory loss continues, it can seem like the walls are closing in and that our lives are shrinking.
Some memory issues can become serious indeed. Many have faced the following scenario.
First, you realize they're a little forgetful. Then something happens and you discover it's more than that. As time goes on, you come to the realization they'll remember less next month than they do today.
Finally, you're hit with the boulder of truth: they no longer remember. They no longer remember because they can't. This is the valley of Dementia and Alzheimer's.
Perhaps because I'm a chaplain, my mind goes to Psalm 23, and the stark statement, "Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death..."
The original Hebrew of this phrase means to journey slowly and carefully through a deep, dark place we've never been before. It's very different from the green pastures and still waters that came before. This valley is nothing like the life we've known up to this point.
For our purposes here, we'll call it "The Valley of No Longer Remembering." For those who have to walk this valley with someone close to them, there are three important facts to keep in mind.
Fact #1: You aren't alone on this journey.
In the Valley-of-No-Longer-Remembering, there are plenty of other people here. They too are scared, wondering, and troubled. Together, we can not only get through this, but make a huge difference in the lives of those we love.
Dementia and Alzheimer's are terrible diseases. After interacting with dozens of patients and their families, the picture that comes to my mind is of a jigsaw puzzle with thousands of pieces. This puzzle represents the person's life - their experiences, relationships, and memories.
At one time all the pieces were there and intact, showing to the world a full, beautiful life. Then one day, a piece disappears. The person looks for it, but can't find it. It's just gone. Then another piece disappears. Then another.
Over time more pieces disappear, revealing gaps in the picture of their life. Finally there are more gaps than puzzle pieces left.
"It's like I'm losing him in pieces," Samantha said of her husband Stan. "He's slowly slipping away. I've been losing him for years."
Losing a person one piece at a time. This is awful. Excruciating.
How do you handle this? This brings us to the second important fact.
Fact #2: They may no longer remember, but you do.
You can choose to remember them as they once were. Hang on to the good and wonderful times. Tell the stories. This can give you the courage and strength to face who they're becoming.
You're not alone. Ever. They can no longer remember, but you can.
When Dementia and Alzheimer's invade, they change the rules of life. You inherit a double load. You didn't ask for or want it. You had no say in it at all.
You may feel angry or trapped. That's okay. Many feel more anxious, and even depressed. That's also natural.
Then on top of everything, there's the unwanted boatload of worry that comes sailing into your port, represented by questions like:
"What's going to happen?"
"How can I keep this up?"
"What if I get sick or something happens to me?"
"Why is this happening? What's the purpose in this?"
You think, "They don't deserve this. The family doesn't deserve this. I don't deserve this!"
There are no easy answers. One thing is certain: your life has changed forever.
You didn't want this, but now that it's here, what do you do?
This is an opportunity for truly selfless service. You are serving someone who can give nothing in return. There will come a time when they can't say thank you or show any appreciation. And they won't remember what you did later.
This kind of deep service counts. This is part of love, and love always matters. You may not see the difference you're making, but this doesn't diminish love's power in any way.
And in caring for your loved one, you become one of the examples our world so desperately needs. You become a hero. Without trying to be so, and perhaps feeling you're at the end of your rope, you become an inspiration to those around you.
I believe there are very special blessings that come with this kind of serving-those-who-can't-give-back-and-won't-remember-later caregiving. These are blessings you may not be aware of until years later. True service and selfless love have immeasurable impact. The ripple effects go on forever.
Even in the midst of Dementia and Alzheimer's, love can win. Love will triumph. It may not be with a trumpet blast, a parade, or a host of wonderful feelings. It may win quietly, in the depths of you own heart in ways that you're not aware of. Love wins because you dared to endure in the face of losing-your-loved-one-by-pieces. You walked the valley-of-no-longer-remembering with them.
That's courageous, loving, and heroic.
Fact #3: Dementia and Alzheimer's will not win. You can love them, and yourself, through this.
Your presence and your touch matters. Keep reaching out to them. Learn to appreciate the power of still, quiet moments, just the two of you. Surround them with and talk about special objects full of meaning. Enlist the help of others to make sure you're taking good care of yourself.
And finally, on behalf of those who can no longer tell you, let me say it: "Thank you for being with me. I can't do this alone, but I can with you. You're my hero. I love you."
Gary Roe is an author, speaker, and chaplain with Hospice Brazos Valley. Visit him at www.garyroe.com or contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com .


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Bairavaa movie cast: Vijay, Keerthi Suresh, Jagapathi Babu, Daneal Balaji and Sathish
Bairavaa movie director: Bharathan
Bairavaa movie rating: 2
A lot is riding on the success of Vijay's latest film Bairavaa. It is the actor's 60th film, which is directed by Bharathan. The actor-director duo's previous outing in 2007 titled Azhagiya Tamil Magan was a box office flop. Vijay surprised everyone when he agreed to team up with Bharathan once again at a crucial stage of his career.
After his 50th film Sura tanked at the box office, the actor showed a great improvement with the choice of his films that helped him to regain his star value at the box office. And his last film Theri was a blockbuster hit. All Vijay's achievements in the film industry in the past decade sort of hinge on the commercial success of Bairavaa as it is his milestone film.
The film is very unlikely to receive positive reviews from the critics, given that it is a typical Vijay film. What matters the most for the filmmakers is how the audience responds to it.
With so much at stake, unlike ATM, Vijay and Bharathan have not tried anything new in this film. They have remained honest to the tried and tested formula, which has worked for Vijay all along. The filmmakers have played very safely to ensure the core fan base, which could make or break this film, of the actor is satisfied.
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Bairavaa is a collection agent and he is a pro at what he does. He is the last resort of the banks in recovering the loan amount from wilful defaulters. At a friend's wedding, Bairavaa runs into Malar Vizhi (Keerthy Suresh). No points for guessing. It is love at first sight for him. That leads us to the interval scene, where we find out that Malar Vizhi is not as happy as she seems to be. She is in real trouble. She is a medical student at the institution run by the main antagonist PK (Jagapathi Babu). He is a gangster, who invests in the education sector for money and reputation. Soon the students of his medical college find out that their medical college is a big sham and start protesting but in vain. When the students write to the medical council about irregularities taking place in their college, a team of officials arrives at the institution to investigate the complaint. Things turn nasty when PK makes an offer to the officials that they can have any girl from his college to brush all their findings under the carpet, which they accept. A girl is taken away in the night from the college hostel and next morning she is found dead.
Watch | Bairavaa Official Trailer
The victim is Malar Vizhi's friend. In the process of seeking justice, Malar becomes a target herself. The rest of the story follows how Bairavaa saves his love and other victims of PK.
It is a typical Vijay film, where you can predict what happens next in the film 10 minutes before it actually unfolds on the screen. But, we know what we sign up for when we buy a ticket to watch a Vijay film, which is nearly 3 hours of entertainment with the mix of comedy, drama, romance, sentiment, action and morality. Bairavaa packs everything and Vijay, as usual, manages to entertain the audience for most part of the film. Given that it is a hero-centric film, other characters have just been used to eulogise or give the build up for Bairavaa.
Some of the comedy in the film hits home and draws some genuine laughs. The action scenes have been nicely done, which gives enough opportunities for Vijay fans to burst into whistles, claps and cheers. The background score by Santhosh Narayanan adds excitement and intensity in action sequences. Vijay's punchlines, written by Bharathan, also hit the right chord with the fans.
Bairavaa is, indeed, a big improvement from ATM duo. Vijay's evergreen charm makes the film watchable, while hard-core fans may find the film really entertaining.


text: The Microserfs working on contract have won in court again in their ongoing quest to get real benefits from Microsoft. It's probably a good thing for the industry that the courts are realizing the way that contractors are abused. Obviously, some people prefer to work on contract, but keeping someone who'd like to work for a company full time on contract for years is pretty unfair.


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A Horizon 2020 funded project, grant n° 770342, Jan 2018 - Dec 2020
The S4D4C project aims to support current and future European science diplomacy for the benefit of European capacities, EU foreign policy goals, and especially the development of solutions for global challenges. This includes the EU's commitment to the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which have important science, technology and innovation components.
The specific objectives of S4D4C are to:
- Provide new insights and a better understanding of the contributions of science and science collaborations to EU foreign policy goals;
- Facilitate effective and efficient interfaces for European science diplomacy so as to take better advantage of European science and science cooperation;
- Provide policy guidance on where and how EU and EU Member State (MS) science diplomacy can be active in the future;
- Contribute to the better preparation, clearer profile and stronger identity of European science diplomats;
- Increase capacities and knowledge resources for EU and MS science diplomats; and
- Expand the global reach and visibility for EU science diplomacy.
Building on research work and public sector innovation activities carried out by consortium members, S4D4C aims to support current and future European science diplomacy and decision-making by:
- Mobilising knowledge and networks;
- Co-creating a governance framework with a focus on interfaces;
- Training science diplomats;
- Providing decision-making support; and
- Linking up actors globally.
The expected impact of S4D4C will be measured by project partners having:
- Facilitated effective and efficient interfaces for science diplomacy between the diplomatic and the scientific community;
- Provided decision-making support and knowledge resources for European science diplomacy;
- Trained European science diplomats;
- Contributed to better positioning of the EU as a global science diplomacy player.
S4D4C brings together a distinguished set of partners combining expertise in science diplomacy, EU international relations, policy analysis, science policy and diplomatic training for the benefit of the impacts we envisage. The consortium also includes partners who are active practitioners of science diplomacy in the EU and its Member States. The consortium partners are:
- Centre for Social Innovation GmbH (ZSI, coordinator)
- International Bureau of the BMBF at DLR, Germany
- Charles University Prague, Czech Republic (CU)
- University of Twente, Netherlands (UT)
- German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies (DZHW)
- TWAS, Italy (TWAS)
- University of Sheffield, UK (USFD)
- Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology, Spain (FECYT)
- University Lille II, France (UL)
- Vienna School of International Studies, Austria (DA)
Dr. Alexander Degelsegger-Márquez
Centre for Social Innovation, Vienna/Austria
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