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By: Raymond Harris
Note to the Reader – I encourage you to invest additional time researching the concept and benefits of sabbatical rest in conjunction with this article.
R and R
We all have heard of "R and R." No, we are not talking about "Rock n' Roll" nor are we talking about the medical use of R and R "Rescue and Resuscitation."1 We probably know R&R better as "Rest and Recreation" or "Rest and Recuperation"2 with the last R&R sometimes prescribed by doctors to overworked, overspent, overfatigued patients. "Rest and Relaxation" is another variation that I have heard and it has a certain value, but in light of the Labor Day weekend, and for our purposes I would like to offer the idea of "Rest and Rejuvenation."
Rest and Rejuvenation Needed
In this day and age when everything is: Go. Go. GO! How wonderful does it sound to slow down? Slowing down, you know, taking time "to smell the roses." But there is one problem, slowing down means not being able to see or do something, anything. If there is one area in which we, as Americans, seem to struggle is restlessness. We struggle to sleep. We struggle to stay coherent with our attention? I'm sorry, "what did you say, I was texting, while I was emailing, while on the phone with my boss, co-worker, friend, while I was shopping for my kids' shoes." We struggle to get up in the morning. When we work, we are probably thinking about not working. When we are not working, we are probably thinking about work. We seem to struggle to maintain our focus and our energies because we are restless.
Let us consider for a few moments, the last idea for R and R, that being "Rest and Rejuvenation." Wikipedia offered up interesting information that Labor Day was first observed in the United States in 1882. Additionally, in 1909 the American Federation of Labor convention put forth and adopted a measure saying that the Sunday preceding the observance of Labor Day would offer spiritual and educational aspects of the labor movement.3 This offers to us a very interesting concept, labor and the labor force should have spiritual education.
Rest and Rejuvenation Sanctioned
It is an interesting historical development that it is not Canada who offered the first Labor Day,4 no. Resting from labor is actually found in a much more ancient document. It has been observed that laborers labored continually, without a day of rest, until the rescue of some bewildered laborers from their task-driven, task-oriented bosses. The first sanctioned observance of cessation – a rest if one will – from labor was given to the ancient Israelites as they were brought out of bondage.5 Also notice and be keenly aware that they were to observe a day of rest because of their bondage to forced continuous labor – in other words they were commanded to rest because they previously labored 24/7.6
We often think of forced labor as slavery, while that is true, forced labor can also include the aspect of being literally "worked to death," the unrelenting use and misuse of the labor until the laborer is worthless physically, mentally, emotionally, dare I say spiritually. In how many ways can one become not just inefficient but incapable toward the task of laboring when one is "burned out?"
Rest and Rejuvenation Implemented?
While there is a spiritual argument to be made – which is proper to do so – we need to see the beauty of what God ordained thousands of years ago. He ordained, He set aside, He actually carved out a piece of time in order to give his people peace. Peace from labor. Peace of mind. Peace spiritually. We are over worked, and over spent; almost burned out, if not burned out – because we run 24/7. There are a million-and-one things to see and do. We seem to want to do a million things minus one. Because of this constant drive to labor and to do, fatigue runs high in our nation.
It is interesting to note, that God established a full day of rest every seven days. So on top of nightly rest, there is a full day of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual rejuvenation. A weekly time period designed for total human being revitalization. The notion that should be not just put forward, but accepted is: Will we begin to examine again the benefit of having one seventh of our days dedicated to true "Rest and Rejuvenation?" May the LORD bless each of us to seek not just to do his will, but to rest as he gave us permission to do.
1. "R & R." The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English. 2009. Encyclopedia.com. 3 Sep. 2009 http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O999-randr.html.
2. "r and r." Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1). Random House, Inc. 03 Sep. 2009. dictionary .com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/r and r.
3. "Labor Day." Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia. 2009. Wikipedia.com. 3 Sep. 2009. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_Day>.
4. ibid.
5. Day of Rest argued from divine labor and rest, Exodus 20.8-11, NASB.
6. Day of Rest argued from labor oppression, Deuteronomy 5.12-15, NASB.

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The Melaka Fermented Delights
Melaka is the land of food souvenirs particularly the fermented krill called Cincalok. Cincalok or sometimes spelled as Cencaluk is truly Malaccan and usually served as a condiment together with chillies, shallots and squeezes of lime juice. The krill, light pink in colour are readily identifiable and the taste is salty and usually acquired.
Finding the best Cincalok in Melaka is a subjective matter. Each Cincalok maker has their own acquired taste and style. The Malacca Chinese make theirs slightly different from the Malays. But generally the process requir es several steps. Krill are added with rice in equal proportions and it will then be thoroughly mixed. It will then be sealed in a jar and allowed to ferment for at least three days. One of the tricks to heighten the unique taste of Cincalok is by increasing the proportion of rice in the mixture, a trick that many Cincalok makers hold on to.
As the mixture is fermented in a glass container, the fermentation process causes pressure to build up inside the container. That is why you must be extra cautious when trying to open the glass container. You might have Cincalok bursting in your face!


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Manson, Linda Jean
Birth: Thursday, September 11, 1947 in Indianapolis, Indiana
Residence: Mechanicsville, Maryland
Death: Sunday, March 13, 2016 at the age of 68
Laid to Rest: in the Washington Park East Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Linda Jean Manson, 68, of Mechanicsville, MD passed away on March 13, 2016 in Leonardtown, MD. Born September 11, 1947 in Indianapolis, IN she was the daughter of the late Martha Freeland Hanlon and William Hanlon.
Linda is survived by her husband, Charles G. Manson, whom she married on November 23, 1985 in Indianapolis, IN, siblings; Diana Lifford of Charlottesville, IN, and William Hanlon of Indianapolis, IN. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Lora Diane Berry.
Linda graduated from Arsenal Technical in 1965, she was the owner of a Jewelry Store and Linda enjoyed knitting and making jewelry.
Family will receive friends on Thursday, March 17, 2016 from 9:30AM to 10:30AM with a Funeral Service held at 10:30AM in the Mattingley-Gardiner Funeral Home Chapel with Bishop William McClean officiating.
Interment will take place in the Washington Park East Cemetery, Indianapolis, IN at a later date.
Pallbearers will be: Norman Ziegler, Tommy Lifford, TJ Lifford, David Felland, Terry Freeland and Matt Lifford. Arrangements provided by Mattingley-Gardiner Funeral Home.


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the people and things that you love can't just stop being a part of your life. it's not fair and it's not true.
this things and people, they make you, you are them, they are you, and HOW CAN YOU JUST DECIDE THAT THEY WERE AND AREN'T STILL? it is too late. once something is, it just IS.
i see the world differently.
when i think about it, really think about it, i can see the people i know as a combination of everyone around them.
god. i can't fucking explain it. i just want you to see it too. can't you see it?
you can't see it, can you?
and WHO AM I ALWAYS TALKING TO?
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Lunfardo terms (Argentinian Slang Terms and definitions)
Today with C
- Cabalete: The upper pocket of the coat.
- Cable, tirar un: To help.
- Cabrear: To make someone angry, to upset someone by making him/her jokes.
- Cabrearse: To get angry.
- Cabrero: Angry.
- Cabrón / Cabronazo: Cuckold.
- Cábula: Cabala.
- Cabulear: To have a presentment, to predict.
- Cachaciento: A person who is slow in executing any kind of action.
- Cachada: Joke, hoax.
- Cachador: Joker.
- Cachar: To swindle, to cheat.
- Caché: Snobbish, tawdry.
- Cachería: Vulgarity, pretentiousness.
- Cachetada / Cachetazo: Slap.
- Cachirulo: Naive, gullible.
- Cacho: A piece of something. / Part of a haul.
- Cachucha: Private parts of the female body.
- Cachusiento / Cachuso: Sickly, unhealthy, deteriorated.
- Cadenero: Procurer, pimp.
- Caduta, la: Decadence.
- Cafaña: Rude, tough and ordinary people.
- Café: Rebuke, reprimand.
- Caferata: Rascal, procurer.
- Cafetear: Objurgate, chide, blame, censure.
- Cafetera: A rickety vehicle.
- Cafiolo: A man who lives on a prostitute.
- Cafirulo: Rascal, procurer.
- Cafisho: Gigolo.
- Cafúa: Jail, prison.
- Cajetear: To diddle, to embexle.
- Cajetilla: Fop.
- Calabaza: Head.
- Calabocear: To capture.
- Calado: Well-known, familiar.
- Calandraca: Sickly, unhealthy, deteriorated.
- Calar: To watch, to observe carefully.
- Calavera: Dissipated, licentious, unbridled.
- Calce: Opportunity, chance.
- Caldosa: A punch or a blow that causes bleeding.
- Calentón: A person who gets sexually excited very quickly.
- Calentura: Sexual appetite. / Anger.
- Caliente: Sexually excited. / Angry.
- Calle: Experience given by life.
- Calo: A piece of something.
- Caló: Slang used by delinquents.
- Calor: Shame, embarrassment.
- Calotear: To steal.
- Camambuses: Shoes.
- Camasutra: Bed.
- Camba: "Vesre" (procedure consisting in the inversion of syllables) for Bacán.
- Cambusería: Powerful and wealthy people.
- Camelo: Deceit, bamboozle, farce.
- Caminantes: Shoes.
- Camisulinero: A thief who specializes in stealing from the upper pocket of shirts.
- Camorra: Fight, quarrel.
- Camote: Obsessive crush.
- Campana: Thief's assistant, who tells him if someone is coming.
- Campaniya: Accuser, denouncer.
- Campante: Unworried, unconcerned.
- Cana: Prison, jail-
- Canal: A scar on the face caused by a white weapon.
- Canasta: Prison, jail.
- Cañazo: Fornication.
- Cancel: In a house, the gate that closes the hall.
- Cancha: Backyard or any spacious enclosure.
- Canchereada: Ostentation, boast.
- Cancherear: To boast-
- Canchero: Someone who knows about something, who is familiar with certain knowledge.
- Candidato: Naïve, gullible.
- Canejo: Aha!
- Canela: Prison, jail.
- Canero: Related to prison.
- Canfinfla / Canfinfle / Canflinfero / Canfle / Canfli: Rascal. Procurer who explotes only one woman.
- Cangrejo: Sodomite.
- Canguela: Fear. / Indigence. / Brothel.
- Canillita: Newspaper seller.
- Caño: A single man's house.
- Canoa: Prison, jail.
- Canoas: Shoes.
- Caños, a los: Place where indigents live.
- Cañota: Prison, jail.
- Cantar: To accuse, to denounce. / To confess a crime.
- Cantor: Accuser, denouncer.
- Canusa: Affectionate form for jail.
- Canuto: Metal tube in which jailed people hide drugs or money.
- Canyengue: Arrabal, from a low social position. / Dance with many figures, with stylised rhythm.
- Capacha: Jail, prison.
- Capanga: Chief or foreman. / Arbitrary, authoritarian.
- Capelo / Capelum: Hat.
- Capiya: Head.
- Capo: Chief.
- Caquero: Fop.
- Caracúlico: Angry, upset, pessimistic.
- Caraculismo: Anger, pessimism.
- Caradura: Insolent, cheeky.
- Caralisa: Rascal, procurer.
- Carata: Insolent, cheeky.
- Carburadora: Head.
- Carburar: To function, to work. / To think, to ideate.
- Careta: Insolent, cheeky.
- Cargada: Mockery, joke. / Chance, opportunity.
- Cargador: Promiscuous.
- Cargar: To taunt.
- Cargosear: To tease, to bother.
- Caripela: Face.
- Carnavales: Years. / Age.
- Carón: Big face.
- Carozos: Eyes.
- Carpa: Astuteness, cunning.
- Carpeta: Category, position.
- Carpetear: To watch underhandedly.
- Carpetero: Skilful.
- Carpusa: Experience.
- Carreteles: Years. / Age.
- Carrindanga: Monstrosity. / A rickety vehicle.
- Cartabón: Dossier, bottler.
- Cartero: A criminal who revises and delivers mail.
- Cartón: Stupid, foolish.
- Carucha: Face.
- Casa del Pueblo: Cemetery.
- Casatero: A person who likes to practice cunnilingus.
- Cascada: Beating, trashing.
- Cascar: To punish, to beat.
- Cáscara: Fuss.
- Cascarazo: Slap.
- Cascarria: A rickety object.
- Cascarriento: Threadbare, dirty.
- Cascarse: To drug oneself, to dope oneself.
- Cascarudo: Brave, determined.
- Cascote: Sickly, deteriorated.
- Casimba: Wallet.
- Casiorarse: To get married.
- Caso: Stupid, silly.
- Casoriado: Married.
- Caspera: Head.
- Castaña / Castañazo: Punch, blow.
- Catanga: A black person.
- Cataplasma: Annoying, boring.
- Catar: To catch, to seize.
- Catinga: Naughty smell.
- Catramina: Monstrosity. / A rickety vehicle.
- Catrera: Bed.
- Catriela: Woman.
- Caturo: To catch, to seize, to understand.
- Cautivo: Old Argentine currency.
- Cayetano: A silent and quiet person.
- Cazote: Punch, blow.
- Centro, tiene: Experience.
- Cepiyada: Reprimand.
- Cerebrar: Mental function.
- Chabón / Chabonazo: Silly, stupid.
- Chabona: Woman.
- Chabonada: Clumsiness.
- Chabonaje: Group of silly people.
- Chacabuco: Sickly, achy.
- Chacado: Sick.
- Chacador: Criminal.
- Chacamento: Robbery.
- Chacar: To rob, to steal.
- Chafalote: Ordinary.
- Chafe / Chaferola / Chafo: Police officer.
- Chaira: A tool used for sharpening.
- Chala: Money.
- Chalado: In love, passionate.
- Chaludo: Wealthy.
- Chamuchina: Mob. / Trifle.
- Chamullar / Chamuyar: To chat, to talk, to murmur.
- Chamuscado: Angry.
- Chamuyeta: A person who talks too much.
- Chance: Chance, opportunity.
- Chancleta: Effeminate. / Woman.
- Chancletas, en: Abandoned.
- Chanchada: Vileness, disloyalty.
- Chancho: Casual, dirty, threadbare. / Public transport inspector.
- Changa: Transitory job.
- Changar: To have a transitory job.
- Changüí: Deceptive advantage.
- Chanta: An informal and tricky person.
- Chantapufi: An informal and tricky person. A person who has debts and has no intention of paying them back.
- Chantar: To lumber someone with something.
- Chantún / Chantunazo: An informal and tricky person.
- Chapaliar: To walk, to step on something.
- Chapar: To catch, to seize.
- Chapas: Hair.
- Chapeta: Stupid, silly.
- Chapetonada: Clumsiness, stupidity.
- Chaquetero: Someone who does not commit himself to a definite ideology in order not to have conflicts with anybody.
- Charamusca: Trifle.
- Charleta: Someone who talks too much and without any knowledge.
- Chata: A vehicle carried by horses.
- Chaucha: Occasion, chance. / Penis. / Stupid. / Cent.
- Chauchón: Stupid, silly.
- Checonato: Cheque.
- Chefun: Augmentative form for Funche (also Funge or Funyi): Hat.
- Chicato: Myopic, short-sighted.
- Chiche: Gun.
- Chichipío: Silly, naïve, gullible.
- Chichonear: To make jokes on someone.
- Chichoneo: Joke, mockery.
- Chiflado: Crazy, mad.
- Chimenea: Head.
- Chimentero: Gossiper.
- Chimentero: Gossip, rumour.
- China: Woman.
- Chinchera: Bed.
- Chinchudo: Angry.
- Chingada: Mistake.
- Chingar: To fail, to make a mistake.
- Chingolo: Naïve, gullible.
- Chingola: Excellent.
- Chiqué: Fuss.
- Chiquetero: Exaggerated.
- Chiquilín: Kid. / The small pocket in the front of the trousers.
- Chiquilinada: A childish thing or attitude.
- Chirlo: Slap.
- Chirola: Little money, coins.
- Chirrinada: Military rebellion.
- Chirusa: Despective for girl.
- Chispeado: Tipsy.
- Chispear: To look, to watch.
- Chitrulo: Stupid, foolish.
- Chivado: Angry.
- Chivarse: To get angry.
- Chivatazo: Anger. / Accusation, denounce.
- Chivateli: Bearded.
- Chivato: Accuser, denouncer. / Bearded.
- Chivo, olor a: Naughty smell.
- Chivo: Bearded. / Angry.
- Choclo: Disorder, mess.
- Chocolatero: Stupid, silly.
- Chorear / Chorrear: To steal, to rob.
- Choreo: Robbery.
- Chorizo: Thief.
- Chorlito: Naive, gullible.
Chorro: Thief.
Choto /a: Sickly, unhealthy.
Chubasco: A repressed person.
Chuca: Drunkenness.
Chuchi: Girl.
Chucho: Fear. / Hair.
Chumbazo: Shot.
Chumbo: Shot. / Gun.
Chupadín / Chupado: Drunk.
Chupamedias: Submissive, obedient.
Chupandina: Drunkenness.
Chupar: To drink.
Chupe / Chupi: Alcoholic drink.
Chupería: Bar, liquor store.
Chupete / Chupín: Drunk.
Churrasca / Churros: A very beautiful person.
Chusmaje: Mob.
Chusmear: To gossip.
Chusmón: Gossiper.
Chuza: A whip withour raher.
Ciego: Without money when playing cards.
Cien, número: Bathroom.
Cimarrón: Bitter "mate".
Cinchar: To give strength and energy. / Hard work.
Cinchar: To work, to make an effort.
Circulado: Expert, someone who knows the roads.
Cirquero: A medical patient who has a very dramatic behaviour.
Ciruja: A person who trades with waste.
Cirujano: Someone who collects bones and waste.
Claraboyas: Eyes.
Clavado: Exact, precise.
Clavar: To harm, to injure.
Clavarse: To harm or injure oneself.
Cliente: Candidate.
Cobrar: To be punished.
Coca: Cocaine.
Cocear: To have a presentment.
Coceo: Cabala.
Cocina: Stomach.
Cocinado: Dead, murdered.
Cocinar: To murder.
Cocinero: Five pesos.
Coco: Head.
Cocó: Cocaine.
Cocota: Prostitute.
Codeguín: Silly, foolish.
Cogote: Free of charge.
Cogotudo: Wealthy, powerful.
Coima: Bribe.
Coimear: To bribe.
Cojudo: Brave, determined.
Cola: Rear, breech.
Colado: Someone who gets the sexual favour of a prostitute for free.
Colarse: To ask for and get something free of charge.
Colchonear: To sleep, to laze around.
Colgado: Fired.
Colibriyo: Crazy, senseless, mentally disturbed.
Cometa: Bibe.
Cometar: Mouth.
Comilón / comipini: Sodomite.
Comisión: Bribe.
Compadrada: Threat, typical action of a "compadre" or "compadrito".
Compadraje: Group of "compadre".
Compadre (adj.): Nice, cute.
Compadrear: To brag.
Compadrito: Boastful, braggart.
Compadrón: Presumptuous, conceited.
Computadora: Head.
Comunacho /comunardo: Communist.
Concurdáneo: A colleague of the drunk.
Condón: Condom.
Coneja, correr la: To live in ndigence.
Conejo: Jail's social assistant.
Confite: Shot.
Conga: Party.
Conserva: Conservative.
Consulín /Consultorro: Consulting room.
Consumisión: Consumption.
Contreras: Opponent.
Conventillo: A tenants's house. Neighbourhood house of a poor aspect and with many rooms.
Conversa, la: Conversation.
Convoy: A tenants's house
Copar: To deal with something.
Copetudo: Wealthy.
Copo: To take the risk and the consequent responsibility.
Coquitos: Testicles.
Corajeando: Boldly, corageously.
Corajudo: Brave.
Corcho: Someone who does not commit himself to a definite ideology in order not to have conflicts with anybody.
Cornelio: Cuckold.
Corneta: Accuser, denouncer.
Corno, un: Nothing. / Not to care, to ignore on purpose.
Coroniya: Head.
Corpíño: Bra.
Corrido: Someone who knows the roads.
Corso: Crazyness.
Cortada: Street
Cortado: Indigent.
Cortarse: To retire from something.
Corte, darse: To brag, to make a fuss..
Cortina / Corto: Short.
Coso: Guy.
Costiya: Woman.
Coté / Cotele / Cotén: Side.
Cotín, el: Bed.
Cotizarse: Payment.
Cotorrear: To gossip.
Cotorro: Poor room.
Cráneo: Head. / Intelligence.
Crema: Refined, powerful
Crepar: To die.
Crepó: He / She died.
Crines: Long and messy hair.
Crinudo: Long-haired, messy person.
- Croqueta: Head..
Crosta: Silly. / Lazy.
Croto: Lazy.
Crudo: Silly, clumsy.
Cuadrado: Ignorant.
Cuartelada / Cuartelazo: Military rebellion.
Cucha / Cucheta: Bed.
Cucusa: Head.
Cuerear: To gossip.
Cuerito: Money.
Cuero: Wallet.
Cuete, al: Uselessly.
Cuete: Shot.
Cufa: Jail, prison.
Culastro: Sodomite.
Culata: Back pocket in the trousers.
Culo: Good luck / Misfortune.
Cuña: Influence. / Penis.
Cuore: Heart.
Cúpula: Head.
Curado: Drunk
Curda (Español): Drunkenness.
Curdela: Drunk. / Drunkenness.
Curdelín / curdelún: Drunk.
Currar: To swindle, to cheat.
Curro: Swindle, roguery.
Cusifai: A nameless man.


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We are now accepting project proposals for HDTS 2013!HDTS 2013, the ninth program in a series of free ranging and ever evolving contemporary art events, will expand our range and depth to take in everything from Joshua Tree, California to Albuquerque, New Mexico. The event will take place over an entire week, October 12 - 19, 2013, during which artists and audience alike traverse the desolate desert roads and explore the hidden gems, both old and new, between Joshua Tree and Albuquerque.
Projects can take place at any site either in or between Joshua Tree and Albuquerque.
All project proposals should include:
• Description of project: What do you want to do?• Description of site: Where do you plan to do it? Do you have access or permission to use this site?• Duration of project: How long will your installation or performance be on view—do you envision a one-time performance for the HDTS 2013 event, or a long-term installation?• Any images or supporting material
Please save all submissions in PDF file format, with the file labeled as followed: firstname_lastname_hdts2013.pdf (for example andrea_zittel_hdts2013.pdf).
All proposals must be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com by January 31, 2013 for consideration. Please specify "HDTS 2013 Proposal" in the email subject heading.
(Those without internet access may mail a paper copy of their proposal to the HDTS HQ at 6470 Veterans Way, Joshua Tree, California 92252.)
Do artists have to select their own sites ahead of time, or will HDTS help locate project sites?HDTS has always been about getting out and exploring what's around you, and about discovering new and interesting places and people. This is the first time we've had an open call for proposals, but we're hoping the process will inspire people to embrace their curiosity and explore new terrain, or share an old favorite special spot, resulting in truly site-specific project proposals. And, of course, applicants are welcome to develop proposals for existing HDTS sites as well. We just want to keep things open-ended and see what brilliant ideas people come up with!
Joshua Tree to Albuquerque encompasses a lot of turf! How do I know if the project site I have in mind is within the HDTS 2013 boundaries?The rough boundaries are Joshua Tree to the west, Albuquerque to the east, I-40 to the north, and I-10 to the south--everything within or near these imaginary lines is fair game! (You can always send us a note if you are unsure.) When will the HDTS 2013 event take place?HDTS 2013 will take place October 12 – 19, 2013.
Will HDTS provide an artist stipend or budget for projects that have been selected for inclusion in HDTS 2013?Unfortunately, at the moment, we are unable to promise any financial support for selected projects.
When will applicants be notified about inclusion in HDTS 2013?Applicants will be notified by mid-March 2013.
Who is on the HDTS 2013 selection committee?The HDTS 2013 selection committee is comprised of HDTS administration and guests Dave Hickey and Libby Lumpkin.
Join the HDTS mailing list to make sure you receive all HDTS 2013 updates!
High Desert Test Sites is excited to announce our next "big" event, HDTS 2013!
HDTS 2013, the ninth program in a series of free ranging and ever evolving contemporary art events, will expand our range and depth to take in everything from Joshua Tree, California to Albuquerque, New Mexico. The event will take place over an entire week, during which artists and audience alike traverse the desolate desert roads and explore the hidden gems, both old and new, between Joshua Tree and Albuquerque.
This journey will lead us to the locale of this year's co-curators, Dave Hickey and Libby Lumpkin, who relocated to New Mexico after a legendary residency in Las Vegas, Nevada. Dave and Libby have been on our minds for a long time now and we are excited to finally team up with them as this year's curatorial partners - bringing HDTS to their doorstep (so to speak).
So NOW is the time to start doing R&D for proposals! Projects can take place at any site either in or between Joshua Tree and Albuquerque.
Submissions should include the following:
Please send all submissions in PDF format to email@example.com. Formal submission deadlines, event dates, and more information will be announced soon.
We're pleased to unveil our 2012 limited edition postcard series, featuring original images by: Diane Best, Berenika Boberska, Brian Bosworth, Coco Hall, Bettina Hubby, Flora Kao, Nicole Panter, Charlie Powers, Karl Schiffman, Aili Schmeltz, Claire Tompkins, and Tracy Tynan.
The postcards are now available online - individually for $1 each, or as a set of all 12 for $10.
Thanks so much to everyone who participated in the HDTS 2012 Postcard Project! We received 284 submissions and far more really wonderful images than we ever expected! Thank you!
High Desert Test Sites presents a day of sun-sound performances on the summer solstice, led by Object Control, the Los Angeles based collaborative project of Matthew Horne and Mark X Farina.Wednesday, June 20, 2012, 1 pm - sundownAndy's Gamma GulchPioneertown, California
Using performance as conversation, Sun Children: Call and Response invites artists to explore the idea of spontaneous verbal and non-verbal interaction between speaker and listener, in which all of the statements ('calls') are punctuated by expressions ('responses') from the listener. In these planned or impromptu conversations, the sun calls via amplified radio signals received by an onsite radio telescope, and the artists respond through experimental music, dance, voice, or other performance.
Stills from Community Action Center (2010) and C.L.U.E., Part I (2007)
High Desert Test Sites presents a screening under the stars! Join us Saturday evening, June 9, 2012, for a special outdoor presentation of A.K. Burns and A.L. Steiner's feature-length video Community Action Center and robbinschilds and A.L. Steiner's video and performance work C.L.U.E. (color location ultimate experience), Part I.
Saturday, June 9, 2012, 8 - 10 pmA-Z WestJoshua Tree, CABYOB (blankets - and chairs!)
Free (donations welcome and appreciated!)
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Legal Support Project (LSP) volunteers
The Law Centre is launching its new Legal Support Project in March. This service will provide free representation to those who do not have access to representation in employment and social security appeal tribunals. We will train and support volunteers to undertake this representation.The Project will be of particular interest to law graduates and newly qualified lawyers as this will be an opportunity to gain valuable representation experience. We are also looking for experienced solicitors and barristers to support the work of the project by undertaking some pro bono work. You can get more information on the project here.
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Columbia Apple Roller Rink LLC
Our goal is to have a healthy, successful company that is a leader in customer service and that has a loyal customer following.
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- Location Wenatchee, WA, USA
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- Founded June 2011
- Website thecarr2013.com
Company Summary
Columbia Apple Roller Rink LLC is a company formed to run a roller skating rink and fun center that serves the Wenatchee, East Wenatchee and surrounding areas. We will have a roller rink with a state of the art skating floor, sound and lighting system, skate rentals and sales, food and beverage sales, rental lockers and an arcade.
Lyle GroveSnack Bar/ Arcade Manager
Lyle Grove has 15 years in food service and can provide excellent customer service. Lyle also has a background in maintenance and landscaping giving him valuable skills we can use for the company no matter if leasing the building or buying our own.
Kelly CampbellSecurity Manager
Kelly Campbell has 14 years as a Supervisor, 25 years customer service, Criminal Justice Degree and a certificate in corrections.
April GroveGeneral Manager
April Grove has 20 years in radio bringing a unique knowledge of music and music trends. She also has 20 years of customer service and sales experience. She is currently working on a degree in Psychology.


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Appreciate the simple things in life!Thursday, December 13th, 2007
If you've never struggled with being overweight…you've probably taken the "thin-life" for granted. I recently asked one of our successful weight loss clients what they've noticed most after their weight loss. Here's the response I received: "Where do you want me to start?"
1. I'm able to fit comfortably in the airline seats.
2. I no longer feel winded when climbing stairs, carrying groceries, and chasing after the kids.
3. No more sore feet or knee pain.
4. I can find clothes more easily with more choices of designers.
5. I am comfortable wearing shorts and sleeveless shirts…"it's miserable wearing pants in the summer".
6. Increased sex drive.
7. Wellness. I'm sick less often.
8. Being able to tie my shoes comfortably.
9. Having acquaintances notice the changes you've made…or not recognizing you at all!
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Magnolia trees (Magnolia spp.) bear scented flowers in spring and summer, the result of growing in a moist, fertile soil in full sun to partial shade. Proper site selection aids in a magnolia's success, especially if it's shielded from harsh winds and dry, alkaline or compacted soils. Keep a magnolia healthy, and its chances for disease or insect pest problems greatly diminish.
Maintaining three general characteristics ensures a healthy and happy magnolia: moist soil, well-draining soil and acidic soil. Select a site with fertile sand, loam or loose clay to increase the likelihood the tree will prosper and grow for decades. Moist, acidic soil allow the tree to tolerate a longer daily exposure to direct sunlight. Ornamental magnolias grown in gardens often do not survive in soggy, flooding soils. If the soil pH becomes too high or alkaline (above 7.5), leaf yellowing results since certain nutrients become less available for the roots to absorb.
Apply and maintain a 3- to 4-inch layer of organic mulch over the root zone of a magnolia. Suppression of weeds, retention of soil moisture and moderation of summer soil temperatures help the magnolia grow. The root system of magnolias extends well beyond the spread of its branch canopy, and these roots remain relatively shallow in the soil. A mulch layer becomes even more vital in keeping roots cool and moist, and prevents lawn equipment or heavy foot traffic from compacting the soil around the base. Use acidic mulches or top-dressing like pine bark, pine straw, oak leaves or coffee grounds to maintain an acidic soil and add nutrient-rich humus.
A magnolia tree should receive between 1 and 2 inches of rainfall or irrigation weekly during the growing season. If it's in more direct sunlight, slightly more water may be required to prevent leaf edge browning. During drought, infrequent irrigation amounts around 3 to 4 inches keep the magnolia green while encouraging roots to obtain moisture from deep levels of the soil. Use organic mulch to retain soil moisture around the tree roots. Cooler soil temperature caused by mulch lessens the plant's need for moisture.
Plant a magnolia in fertile soil and maintain organic mulch over the root zone for a healthy plant. Apply a granular, slow-release fertilizer each spring to ensure nutrients release into the soil across the growing season. A balanced 10-10-10 formula suffices unless a soil test reveals a deficiency of a particular nutrient.
Magnolias attain a natural, tidy and attractive shape without the need for annual pruning. Although dead or diseased branches require immediate removal, branch tips may need length reduction if they become leggy or awkwardly long in the canopy. Reduce the bleeding of sap on pruning cuts by pruning in midsummer or in mid-autumn when growth stops. Tip pruning results in removal of flower buds the following spring.


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In tenor, The Approach of Autumn recalls the stark, light-touch despondency of Morris Engel's Little Fugitive. Both films are about the casual cruelties of childhood though with decidedly different cultural viewpoints. Where Engel ultimately relieves his wandering child protagonist of the mistaken belief that he killed his older brother, thus tipping the scales of tragedy back into precarious balance, Naruse puts his inquisitive, beetle-loving young lead Hideyo (abandoned by his deadbeat mother and living with disinterested, working-class Tokyo relatives) through a seemingly never-ending series of trials-by-fire that force him well beyond the point where he might retreat to anything familiar. In contrast to Little Fugitive's appropriately American insularity (where the external problem is "solved" through the return to a deceptive status quo), The Approach of Autumn typifies post-war Japanese cinema's general sense of an enemy without, forcing its will upon a society resigned to inevitable and violent change. An extended sequence where Hideyo and his girlfriend Junko (tellingly a child of the upper class) take an impromptu journey to an industrialized beach features some of Naruse's greatest Scope photography. Clearly the director has as much an eye for exterior as interior landscapes.
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- Ryozo Kasahara
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- Nobuko Otowa, Jun Fujimaki, Kamatari Fujiwara, Yosuke Natsuki, Natsuko Kahara, Daisuke Katô, Seizaburô Kawazu, Hisako Hara, Kin Sugai, Naoya Kusakawa
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More-Thing, a Hong Kong-based company, offers the Metallic series Touchlite case for iPod touch 2G and 3G. The Touchlite is an slim fit grip, anodized plastic case with metallic finishing. It is available in Rouge (Red), Royal Blue (Blue), Dark Gold, Titanium (Silver Black), Merlot (Dark Red).
The Touchlite comes with a mirror screen protector and a microfiber cleaning cloth. It is priced at $26.90.


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Plan, analyze, and evaluate the effectiveness of operating programs. Use source data to evaluate the effectiveness of programs and business processes. Use qualitative and quantitative analytical expertise to assess the effectiveness of the operations. Manipulate data to present program status and make recommendations on improving business processes.
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-Experience with NIST security controls, Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC) security documentation tool, Risk Management Framework (RMF), and security compliance processes
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Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.
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The market bailed me out of two bad trades on Friday. Those charts are below. Today was a slow but slightly profitable day.
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Thetford University of the Third Age Monthly Talk
Keith Grisedale will talk about SERV – Norfolk Blood Bikes- The Unseen Emergency Service.
This event is free to Thetford U3A members, visitors are welcome for £2 payable at the door.
Thetford U3A is opened to semi-retired and retired people and offers 40 different activities suitable for all tastes and abilities (sports, languages, games, crafts, travel, lunch club, cinema & theatre, history, science, book club, computing. Come and try any of our groups, you will not be disappointed! You will meet friendly people, learn something new and have fun. Annual membership is £20 for an individual and £36.50 for a couple.


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Two years ago, I had shared with you a sad news concerning the Reverend Oliver White who had lost his church for his support for the LGBT community.
A few days ago, the Reverend contacted me to tell us a good news: he is back with a new church and he even supports more our community!
Lezbelib is the only magazine for LGBTQ+ women that daily keeps you updated about what is happening in the world for our community.
Through the magazine, we meet celebrities, artists and indie people. We give visibility, we support projects, we promote events, actions and companies.
Lezbelib also hopes to provide a space for exchanges and meetings, a space where you feel free to be yourself.


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Today at the Australian International Documentary Conference, Screen Australia's CEO Graeme Mason unveiled a new opportunity for emerging female documentary makers – Doco180.
In partnership with News Digital Networks Australia's (News DNA) forthcoming new female content platform the With Her in Mind Network (whimn.com.au), six female directors will each be funded to make a 180 second documentary, designed to make the viewer 'do a 180' on a topic relevant to Australian women. The documentaries will be available to view for free on whimn.com.au later in 2017, and will springboard deeper analysis and public discussion around the six topics on the website and on whimn.com.au's social media.


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Following the recent statement from Gosford Anglican Church, St Michaels Church, Collins Street, Melbourne have now publicly stated support for Marriage Equality.
From St Michaels Church...
"A large rainbow sign has been placed on the Collins Street side of St Michael's Uniting Church in a show of support for Marriage Equality. Executive Minister Rev Ric Holland says..."We stand in total opposition to the so-called Christian Lobby. Lyle Shelton's views are homophobic and contrary to the spirit of Christianity and the teaching of Jesus, who took a firm stand on equality."
St Michael's is an inclusive congregation, accepting and welcoming people of all faiths, cultures, and sexuality. For many months, Rev Holland has been encouraging those attending St Michael's Sunday Service to be "a loud voice in the field of social justice, which includes in no small part marriage equality". Rev Holland says... "I want St Michael's to be the first church to legally marry same-sex couples in Australia. Marriage equality is important as it is simply natural justice for all people to be treated equally. The Church in Australia should be standing up for this human right loud and clear."
The discrimination and marginalisation experienced by the LGBTI population increase the risk of developing mental health issues and encourages community division.
"It is the churches task to stand up for people who are marginalised; to be constructive rather than destructive and to breakdown barriers rather than build walls," says Rev Holland.
I met up with an old friend recently and as we chatted about times past, we mentioned various people we had known. On the mention of one person, he commented that the person had been a real seeker for meaning. Such a description speaks of the spiritual hunger that stirs the human soul.
The arousal of such inner depths might remain relatively mysterious, but it won't let go. In the hurley burly of daily life it will find a way to stir a question, arouse a feeling, entice a review, or spur an action. To ignore its call is to lose an opportunity for the fulness of life is to grow in the totality of our being.
This spiritual journey is the foundation of all experience and it is a lifetime journey.
Life itself, places us in many stages, with each stage, presenting different perspectives from which we must tackle its quest. From infant, to teenager, adult and aged, each stage has a godly purpose offering the opportunity to mature by feeding our spiritual hunger.
It's this hunger that keeps us moving forward, the questions not necessarily the answers, for the answers eventually need to be reviewed and re-expressed.
As the disciples trekked the journey north to the village of Ceasarea Philippi, the silent walk and times of quiet conversation were eventually broken by the attention catching question of Jesus directed to his small group of followers.
'Tell me, who do people say I am?'
Were they taken aback, possibly but for them it was also a question they would no doubt have wrestled with.
On meeting Jesus it was hard not to begin questioning.
He was one of those extraordinary personalities whose reputation had spread far and wide. Most were wondering who he was, for he spoke with eloquence and authority, he healed the sick and cleansed the possessed, ultimately raising the dead. Of the disciples some in turn dared to speak, comparing him to another great figure, John the Baptist or even one of the great prophets, returned from the past.
What others were saying was important, but ultimately not as much as what they personally thought. Jesus regularly drew large crowds to himself, but mostly ending up by focusing upon those in front of him, often one individual, for that's where the core of our spiritual search is found, right in our own very heart and mind. But who do you say I am, he challenges each to determine.
It's Peter who speaks boldly and loudly, perhaps on their behalf, 'You are the Christ, Son of the living God.' Jesus is delighted, a human mind has broken opened to a most inspirational insight.
A human mind has penetrated the mystery of creation. The divine is its essence. It dwells in our midst.
What perception, in figurative terms 'rock like', for nothing is more permanent, eternal than what we call, being, it is spirit, from which everything emanates.
For this precious moment Peter, has the penetrating sight of spirit. But like the sun on a cloudy day, it might only appear for a short moment. The story of Peter is fascinating, but important. It maps the life journey for all of us. He has both strengths and weakness. He might have those glorious moments of insight, but so easily tumbles toward denial when challenged.
The nature of spiritual sight is such that it informs as well as challenges, for its purpose is human growth. It is designed to draw us toward what we see in our mind and we see what we are becoming. If we resist this pathway of becoming what we see, we turn others into idols.
Our world is full of the so-called super hero's, celebrities, and idols. They remain false to the spiritual and remain stagnant. When we welcome growth, rather than becoming like the other, we are inspired to become ourselves.
Jesus would never have been so interested in what Peter saw in him, but rather he would have wanted Peter to become what he saw in Jesus.
This is the Christ in all of us. It is the universal expression of the divine. It is the spiritual journey.
I want to suggest that we are at a time in history, when we are being challenged to see the Christ in ways, humanity might not truly have perceived before. We have always spoken of the universal as the Christ.
In recent times we have been challenged by the belief of others who have declared their own perceptions of the Universal being. This presents a new vision for all. It comes with a challenge to re-ask ourselves that Jesus question.
Who do you believe I am?
The age-old adage of 'fight or flight' is a simple saying that highlights the volatility of our primary instincts. The instinctive root of our very existence always lurks in the background of our waking hours. Certain circumstances can trigger this primal depth and our deepest fears explode and take over.
How do we deal with fears that challenge our very existence?
Peters episode on the water was one example that illustrates how life's circumstance can make us so vulnerable to instinctive fear. As a disposition of our mind, fear can rob us of our sense of wellbeing. It can blind us of hope, and rob us of belief in our competence and worth.
Today's gospel presents us with a second example that highlights a common experience that places us vulnerably exposed to our primal instinct of fear. It's the story of the Canaanite woman from Tyre and Sidon whose daughter has suffered what we would call a severe mental health condition. She referred to it as demon possession.
A precise description or definition of evil possession or mental health is not necessary for us to address the issue. Overwhelmed by fear is what it can feel like. We feel we have lost all control of our life. Whether like Peters possible drowning or her battle with a mental health like condition, humans must learn to address this deep instinctive challenge to our very existence.
Must we remain subject to such powers, or is there something we can do to address the vulnerability of our human existence?
Jesus encounter with the Canaanite woman offers some interesting insights. The disciples and Jesus travel through a foreign territory. A woman who has a desperately sick, demented daughter learns of Jesus being in the district. One assumes she has heard of his reputation.
Any parent will know how deeply they are concerned when a child is sick.
There are many examples of sick children presented via our news media and one cannot help but be amazed at the extraordinary devotion and courage of parents who devote their life to their child's wellbeing. It's hard not to regard them as heroes.
This woman displays all such characteristics. We can imagine this has been a long and torturous journey for the whole family. She is desperate and approaches Jesus. Not a flight, but certainly a fight.
What unfolds is a strange encounter, which often baffles. Seemingly so un-Jesus like. He appears aloof and with little compassion. His disciples encourage him to tell her to go away. He ignores her. She persists. He justifies his response by claiming he is focused upon people of the Jewish faith. This excuse is no deterrent for a desperate mother. Her fight continues by pushing to the front of the crowd and kneeling before him.
This is not a pious kneeling. Rather a flinging of herself before him. Maybe something like a dog jumping up on its master. Her deep instinctive fight bursts forth in its most honest and transparent explosion of emotion.
'Lord, help me.'
Is this raw humanity driven by fear, where one's soul is laid bare before all and sundry? Jesus sticks to his guns, and tests her in a search for something more. He declares, 'It's not right to take the children's food and throw it to the dogs.'
Some commentators suggest that this is not as derogatory as it seems, but rather a Jewish saying emphasising the distinctive identity of the Jewish nationality. He is repeating the central purpose of his earlier argument.
Now her response brings to light an extraordinary insight of her perception that reveals she is not only a desperate parent. At the beginning of the passage, while being a Canaanite woman, she declares Jesus to not only be a Jew. She has come to recognise he is an extraordinary Jew. She addresses him as Lord. One who fits the identity of the long held Jewish belief in the coming Messiah, the Son of David.
The encounter reaches its climax, when she responds so insightfully, Yes, but even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from the table. If Jesus has preserved his purpose of mission to be to the Jews. She has broken through this national boundary and revealed himself as Jewish like.
There is the touch of the universal human.
If fear is an instinctive response from our most primitive depth, faith is greater, for it flows from the divine centre from where life itself emanates. And Jesus recognises this strength of life gushing forth within her humble desperation.
He declares, 'Woman great is your faith! Let it be done for you as you wish.' And her daughter was healed instantly.
Fear is a condition that in some cases is valuable, but mostly, threatens to destroy our very humanity.
Last week with Peter attempting to walk on water and today the Canaanite woman faced with such a desperate and debilitating illness, we are shown that faith is an attitude that transcends fear. Fear threatens life, faith expands life.
A simple saying, declares, 'Fear knocked at the door, faith answered and no one was there.'
All of life is a relationship, and we live in the roller-coaster journey of its emotional highs and lows. It consists of a great community of people involved in a dynamic exchange of involvement; pleasure and pain, sharing and withdrawing, dreams and regrets, clustering or isolating.
But this is only just the beginning, for people are nature itself. We are no different than the world around us. Everything is made of atoms and electrons, teaming with the quanta of energy and much more that science can tell us about. Philosophers and theologians will tell us that all is one.
Historians outline a simple story of the relationship between people and nature. From earliest time the journey from subservience to domination is significant as it reflects, our behaviour, our attitude, our trust...
The dominance of God
Initially in its earliest days humans felt inferior to nature. They associated the work of God with the grand characteristics of creation, storms, thunder, floods, fire and earthquake.
Partnership of Mutuality
As time passed and the ways of people developed, they established a co-operative partnership with nature in the more predictable cycle of seasons, planting, harvesting and storing or hunting preserving to endure the chilling winter months. The notion of cooperative blessing developed.
Human Ascendency
With the arrival of the Industrial Age, humans self-confidence increased as they explored creations resources for its potential and wealth. Concern for its care diminished. Virtually we came to regard ourselves as masters of our world.
The Great Debate
Our once great planet is now deeply wounded. It has us arguing about its remaining capacity to be home to humanity. With humanity's countless voices some are saying we should even look elsewhere for we have outgrown it and its time, we find an alternate planet.
The great marriage relationship between humanity and planet is precariously poised on the edge of divorce. Our relationship with nature tells us so much about ourselves and the divine.
Today we read our second great nature miracle, last week the loaves and fishes, this week from Mark it tells us of Jesus walking on the water. It has another version of calming the storm at sea in the gospel of Luke.
These events are often spoken of as nature miracles. I want to suggest they cannot ultimately be explained. People tend to dismiss them or accept them. For this reason I believe their real purpose is for meditation. Whether literal fact or developed description they do reflect life and are really for meditation.
In meditation, Jesus became the voice of the Divine speaking of the relationship between the creator and creation, Creator and creature, creature and creation. This addresses the fulness of our relationality.
All is sacred.
As we take the totality of life's relationality then we need to know that we do not live in a passive context. All of life including our relationship with nature is a volatile dynamic. It has its ups and downs, its challenges and blessings its waves and storms.
It involves a balance between the blessing of its fruit necessary for our nourishment and survival, and the challenges of disaster. Feast and famine, fish and scarcity. The blessings remind us of its beauty and richness, the challenges humble us and remind us that the creation is bigger than us.
It's actually the tension in this balance that provides us with the energy of life to keep us moving forward and growing. As I say life is relational, it is not static, but vibrant and dynamic. Life giving and nourishing.
So rather than picturing Jesus as a separate individual, he is more accurately to be perceived as the divine voice representing the mind of God in the totality of experience. Jesus presents the eternal mystery that embraces and transcends all that is.
So often one can return to the story of Elijah who sought refuge in the mountainous cave. How easy to be caught up in the terror of thunderstorms, earthquakes or harrowing fires. Elijah found the need to penetrate these challenges to be inwardly centred where all seemed to transcend the obvious with a sheer silence. A quality of life that was eternally divine.
This is the depth of 'being' Jesus was displaying to his disciples. Far deeper than the Sea of Galilee, the deepest Ocean, maybe Peter thought that for a moment. But its hard to stay there. However it is the place to rest in our inner being.
The depth where the truly faithful soul meets the divine, as if on solid ground. This is the journey of life. It is the journey which Peter dared to enter, but one that takes a lifetime to mature. There are many stumbling steps. From fear to hope – an approach to life of faith and trust. These are vital.
These nature miracles are inexplicable to our analytical minds. As I say, they are for meditative pondering. This is where they become soul food. Let ones soul be nourished in this truth, for this is where life's ultimate gifts are being offered.
I heard an interview on the radio recently when the host commented to the guest, 'So Christians still believe that Jesus was a saint'. I've never heard that one before, but what we do hear in our far more knowledgeable era are questions about the nature of great prophetic personalities, from Jesus, Buddha, Mohammed through to Mother Teresa, the Dali Lama, Nelson Mandela etc.
Certain figures stand out as of extraordinary character and we would like to understand their status in the midst of all others.
When Jesus arrived in Palestine 2000 years ago, his life inspired questions about his extraordinary capacity, far beyond the common human ways, he roused the imagination of many to speculate on divinity.
A few sample verses….
'No one has ever healed a man born blind.'
'Who is this that even the spirits obey him.'
'No-one can forgive sins but god alone.'
And while many were shocked so for many others belief in Jesus grew.
Our gospel of the loaves and fishes today is one of the extremely challenging passages, for it describes an event which was best described as out of this world. Could such an event really be possible. The loaves and fishes story is a prime target of those who question the authenticity of what Jesus is described to have done.
I met up with some old school friends recently, and as we shared opinions on various topics, one friend responded cynically to one of my comments, 'Sounds like the loaves and fishes to me Geoff.' He was clearly unimpressed with my piece of information. The loaves and fishes is our topic today.
What does it tell us about Jesus? What do you believe?
For those who are inclined to dismiss the events authenticity I offer a caution. It can easily be misleading when we close down our focus to a simple portion of an event. Life is often far broader than we initially observe.
The story of the loaves and fishes is set in an interesting context. It tells us of John the Baptists death.
John was Jesus cousin, virtually the same age. No doubt they met often while growing up and probably knew each other well with a sense of one another's strong devotion to God. John had publicly declared his mission to call all to repentance. He had spoken of another greater than he, one who was still to come.
For speaking out he had been killed.
Jesus is human. He grieves the loss of his close cousin and seeks solace in the privacy of the quiet wilderness. A man with a broken heart. His own humanity is the context of our story. Against this background we are lead on another journey.
Truly a human, but what more are we to glean?
The next thing that our story highlights is that he is a compelling, charismatic character. A teacher like no other, for people want to hear all that he might say. His wisdom we are told is like no other. The Jews did declare that no one spoke as he did. They follow him into the wilderness, intruding upon his personal reflection. For a considerable time he teaches them and as the day lengthens we see he is more than a teacher. He is compassionate.
Presumably it has been a long hot day, they have attentively listened, and there is a distance to return home. If he knows his own human needs, then he is also aware of the needs of others. Whatever his mission was. Whatever he did, if it did not reveal love, then his mission was fraudulent, or like a noisy, hollow gong, as St Paul described, actions without love.
He was a grand and compassionate Social worker.
It is at this point that the account confronts human perception. He learns of the little boys offering of two small fish and a roll. Without attempting to fill in the details of how the event proceeds, for we cannot know precisely what happened. That is for prayerful meditation. We do know that eventually all in the crowd felt adequately fed.
The account implies that Jesus miraculously multiplied the small contributions offered by the boy. In our day many scoff at such a notion. Even though the world of science has enabled us to turn many things into something different.
The examples are limitless. Other than to say we live in an artificial world, of human making. We have learnt much through history and no doubt we will learn much more. Why wouldn't we expect this? Jesus said, you also will do these things and in fact much more.
Of course, Jesus life was constantly confronting people and challenging them to think about him and his trust in God. It's good to see what we believe he could do. We need to know him.
I want to suggest this is only half the story. Was Jesus only interested in having people ask who he was. I want to suggest he also wanted to ask a question of us. Did not the event also ask something about the crowd?
Who are we?
What can we as a people aspire to?
Can we transcend the common and find that divine spark within, so that we will be inspired to do things we might not have believed possible. His impact upon the people ensured that they were all well fed. Who knows how, what was the miracle. Perhaps sharing amongst one another. I think he would hope that through his teachings and actions they were also fed in their minds to find ways of caring with others.
We need to take seriously Jesus challenge to us to think about who he was, but equally we must ask who we think we are. Do we emulate the divine spirit as he displayed?
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Step aside, Bob Dylan: Willie Nelson is also a literary star.
Dylan was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature, an honor that drew criticism from writers of prose and poetry who were upset to see the prize go to a musician. Now Nelson, the country music legend, will become the first songwriter to be inducted into the Texas Institute of Letters, one of the most prestigious literary organizations in the Lone Star State.
The Dallas Morning News reports that Nelson will be riding high, joining 18 other inductees, including novelist Bret Anthony Johnston, playwright Kirk Lynn and screenwriter Richard Linklater, in the new class, which will be honored in San Antonio this April. There's no word as of yet whether Nelson will attend the ceremony or if he'll be on the road again with his band.
In a news release, the institute offered this justification for the Red Headed Stranger's selection: "He's Willie. Do we need to say anything else?"
The institute's president, Steven L. Davis of Texas State University, gave the Dallas Morning News a fuller explanation. It turns out that songwriters weren't always on the institute's mind.
"We began having discussions among the TIL council about quality writers whose works don't always result in 'books' — playwrights, screenwriters, and, of course, songwriters," Davis said. "The best writers in these genres are every bit as accomplished as authors of books — and yet the TIL has traditionally overlooked them, instead bestowing membership on authors of books."
Nelson's selection required a rule change to make songwriters eligible for induction into the institute. Nelson has cowritten several books, including "It's a Long Story: My Life" and "Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die," but to be blunt, he's better known for writing songs like "Crazy" and "Hello Walls."


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text: Pam is keen to continue her mission to be a 'trans ally', so when Judy's pal Charlie has nowhere to live, she jumps at the chance to offer him her spare room. But as he starts to show signs of being a tricky lodger, she has to make him toe the line. To add to Pam's stress, Peggy's coming for dinner and despite opening his new eatery, Tony lets her down on the kitchen front! Meanwhile, Judy is worried when she witnesses the banter between Leo and his new boss Kat. We're really hoping there's not a love triangle brewing here, Leo and Judy are meant to be!


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|Pascal A. Kramm <pkramm@...>
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On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 07:59:28 +0100, Philip Newton <philip.newton@...> wrote:>On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 17:53:28 -0500, Pascal A. Kramm <pkramm@...> wrote: >> This time, I took a completely different approach :D >> Chatiga possesses neither verbs nor adjectives, as nouns are used in their >> place. Words are never inflected, making it a highly isolating language >> which uses particles for grammatical functions like indication of time and >> modality, or to mark nouns for their function if neccessary. > >Looks a little bit like Lojban, which has not only no verbs nor >adjectives, but not even any nouns! Only brivla, which act like all >three depending on position in the sentence and whether they are >preceded by cmavo ("articles"/"prepositions"/... depending on the >category of cmavo) or not.Well, Chatiga is more flexible there. You can either stick to the regular form which is actor/target/action, which will generally not require particles to mark the functions, or you can use a free word order and mark the functions as neccessary. Example: The cat eats the mouse ------- Normal word order: Kaz nu meus etca. /kats nu mOis etCa/ cat /present/ mouse food/meal Words that do not follow this order have to be marked. The temporal particle can be placed freely. You generally only do this to put emphasis on a certain word, e.g. because of an unexpected action. Nu meus ti kaz etca. -> Target marked with "ti" because irregular position, actor/action in normal order, thus unmarked. -> The cat eats the *mouse* (and not something else). Etca de kaz meus nu. Kaz etca de nu meus. -> Action marked with "de", actor/target in regular order: unmarked -> The cat *eats* the mouse. (as opposed to e.g. playing with it) Meus ti nu etca de kat. -> Both Target and Action marked because of irregular position. The cat *eats the mouse*. (as opposed to e.g. playing with a ball) Finally, you could also rephrase it as "The mouse is eaten by the cat": Ga meus nu kat etca. /passive/ mouse /present/ cat food/meal Nu etca de kat ti ga meus. -> In Passive, actor and target switch places, so what would be the actor in the active mood, must be marked as target in the passive mood. -- Pascal A. Kramm, author of: Chatiga: http://www.choton.org/chatiga/ Choton: http://www.choton.org Ichwara Prana: http://www.choton.org/ichwara/ Skälansk: http://www.choton.org/sk/ Advanced English: http://www.choton.org/ae/


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We have seen some pretty crazy things before on geeky gadgets, but this might just be the craziest yet, a German man called Dirk Auer decided it would be a good idea to roller skate down a roller coaster track wearing a pair of customized inline skates.
Dirk reached speeds of up to 56 MPH whilst skating down the roller coaster, check out the video of him in action below.
I have to admit this is pretty cool, Dirk performed the crazy skating at Trips Dill theme park in Stuttgart Germany, and as you can see from the video it certainly looks very dangerous.
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Other note we'd like to make here, is that the Left/right and top/bottom options are mutually exclusive. In CSS, if you choose to position something relative to the left element, it's not possible to always make it relative to the right element because the width stays fixed. Same goes for top/bottom.
The Layout Screen of the Container Builder (showed in the image on the right) is used for positioning the module on the screen. Most of the setting are self explanatory but we'll cover each one along with sample usages.
Width and Height
These two properties determine the width and height of the entire container. If you want the module to take all available necessary space then you need to leave these empty.
If on the other hand you want to split the page in 2 or more column, you will set the width property in conjunction with float.
The height property is usually used in conjunction with overflow property described below.
This option determines what happens with the content that falls outside of the box. If the width and height are not specified then the container will take all necessary space and this option will usually have no effect.
But if width or height is specified, use this option to hide, show or scroll content that doesn't fit. Auto is same as scroll except scrollbars will be visible only if needed (for scroll they're always visible even if the content fits).
This option is mostly used in conjunction with height when when you have a static place to fit dynamic or long content.
There are several different types of positioning browsers support, each serving specific purposes:
Float (or how to create columns)
Floats are the accepted method for stacking elements horizontally one next to another. Use this option in conjunction with width to create columns. For example, to create a page with 3 columns set each container to float left and set each one width to 1/3 of the total available width (actually, you'd probably have to make it less than 1/3 to account for other margins and paddings).
After some floated containers you need to put a clear both container, so the next container on the page will start from next available left-most line. It's also possible to only clear float from one direction, but this is something you will need only in most advanced scenarios.
You have to experiment with floats and clears to better understand them. They are the foundation to define layout of every modern HTML page.
The margin clears an area around an element (outside the border). The margin does not have a background color, and is completely transparent.
You'll use this to create space between containers and other page elements. Otherwise, the containers will appear glued to the nearby elements.
The padding clears an area around the content (inside the border) of an element. The padding is affected by the background of the element.
You'll use padding to create space between container border and inner elements such as the title bar or the content pane.
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1. Sketch him
You may not really be an artist, but you can definitely try drawing up his face. It's not about how perfect your sketch is, it's about the effort and time you put in to create one for him. To make things easier, you can take a picture of his, and run it through an editor that creates sketches (So many apps do that. Here's one) and using that as a reference, you can draw him up. Go, start sketching.
2. Handmade Greeting
3. Hand Written Love Letters
Nothing is more appreciated in this digital world, than a letter written with your own hand, using a pen and a paper. Wow! Priceless. Write in your feelings for him. Get elaborate. Get into details. Write all the things you looooove about him that you just cannot bring yourself up to tell him in person. Try to get naughty too.. just to spice things up. 😉
4. A Massage
This can be the most intimate gifts you could ever give. You could light some incense, put on a nice track in the background and give him a relaxing time. A perfect gift to his senses I say!
5. Hobby Helper
6. A box full of food
Men love food. The way to a man's heart is via his stomach. So true! Find food- munchies, biscuits, frozen food, chocolates, fruits, basically anything and everything that he loves and pack them up in a neat box. He would be so happy and surprised to see them and will surely thank you, as his hunger problems are stalled (for a while). So when he is hungry, with no food around (which is the case almost always), he is going to dig into the box you gave him. Yaay!
7. Candies
These are the sweetest gift that can be given (Literally!). A bag full of assorted candies, lollipops, gummy drops, marshmallows, rock candies and jellies can make a kid as well as a grown man happy as he can be. Do not ever underestimate what candies can do.
8. Scrap book
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9. A grooming kit
This is a gift that will never go unutilized. If you want to make sure your gift is being used, then a personalised grooming kit is the best thing to give. A mixed bag of shaving cream, razor, cologne, cream, hair gel, deodorant etc can be the best utility gift ever!
10. A mug with a picture of the two of you
Get the best picture of the two of you and get it printed on a coffee mug. And then insist that he uses only that mug to drink his cuppa.. thus every time he sees the mug, he will remember you. You could also use variations of this gift, like having those disappearing coffee mugs or getting the picture printed on pillow covers, keychains etc.
11. Vouchers
You can create a bunch of gift vouchers that you can give him and he gets to redeem them whenever he wants. This could be a fun and innovative gift idea. Get crazy with your voucher ideas. Here are a few to get you started.
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Deuteronomy 221 Thou shalt not see thy brothers oxe nor his sheepe go astray, and withdraw thy selfe from them, but shalt bring the againe vnto thy brother. 2 And if thy brother bee not neere vnto thee, or if thou knowe him not, then thou shalt bring it into thine house, and it shall remaine with thee, vntill thy brother seeke after it: then shalt thou deliuer it to him againe. 3 In like maner shalt thou do with his asse, and so shalt thou do with his rayment, and shalt so doe with all lost things of thy brother, which he hath lost: if thou hast found them, thou shalt not withdraw thy selfe from them. 4 Thou shalt not see thy brothers asse nor his oxe fal downe by the way, and withdrawe thy selfe from them, but shalt lift them vp with him. 5 The woman shall not weare that which perteineth vnto the man, neither shall a man put on womans rayment: for all that doe so, are abomination vnto the Lord thy God. 6 If thou finde a birdes nest in the way, in any tree, or on the ground, whether they be yong or egges, and the damme sitting vpon the yong, or vpon the egges, thou shalt not take ye damme with the yong, 7 But shalt in any wise let the damme go, and take the yong to thee, that thou mayest prosper and prolong thy dayes. 8 When thou buildest a newe house, thou shalt make a battlemet on thy roofe, that thou lay not blood vpon thine house, if any man fal thence. 9 Thou shalt not sow thy vineyard with diuers kinds of seedes, lest thou defile the increase of the seede which thou hast sowen, and the fruite of the vineyarde. 10 Thou shalt not plow with an oxe and an asse together. 11 Thou shalt not weare a garment of diuers sorts, as of woollen and linen together. 12 Thou shalt make thee fringes vpon the foure quarters of thy vesture, wherewith thou couerest thy selfe. 13 If a man take a wife, and when he hath lyen with her, hate her, 14 And laye slaunderous thinges vnto her charge, and bring vp an euill name vpon her, and say, I tooke this wife, and when I came to her, I found her not a mayde, 15 Then shall the father of the mayde and her mother take and bring the signes of the maydes virginitie vnto the Elders of the citie to the gate. 16 And the maydes father shall say vnto the Elders, I gaue my daughter vnto this man to wife, and he hateth her: 17 And lo, he layeth slaunderous things vnto her charge, saying, I founde not thy daughter a mayde: loe, these are the tokens of my daughters virginitie: and they shall spreade the vesture before the Elders of the citie. 18 Then the Elders of the citie shall take that man and chastise him, 19 And shall condemne him in an hundreth shekels of siluer, and giue them vnto the father of the mayde, because he hath brought vp an euill name vpon a mayde of Israel: and she shalbe his wife, and he may not put her away all his life. 20 But if this thing be true, that the mayde be not found a virgine, 21 Then shall they bring forth the mayde to the doore of her fathers house, and the men of her citie shall stone her with stones to death: for shee hath wrought follie in Israel, by playing ye whore in her fathers house: so thou shalt put euill away from among you. 22 If a man be found lying with a woman marryed to a man, then they shall dye euen both twaine: to wit, the man that lay with the wife, and the wife: so thou shalt put away euil from Israel. 23 If a maid be betrothed vnto an husband, and a man finde her in the towne and lye with her, 24 Then shall yee bring them both out vnto the gates of the same citie, and shall stone them with stones to death: the mayde because she cried not, being in the citie, and the man, because he hath humbled his neighbours wife: so thou shalt put away euill from among you. 25 But if a man finde a betrothed mayde in the field, and force her, and lye with her, then the man that lay with her, shall dye alone: 26 And vnto the mayd thou shalt do nothing, because there is in the mayde no cause of death: for as when a man riseth against his neighbour and woundeth him to death, so is this matter. 27 For he found her in the fieldes: the betrothed mayde cryed, and there was no man to succour her. 28 If a man finde a mayde that is not betrothed, and take her, and lye with her, and they be founde, 29 Then the man that lay with her, shall giue vnto the maydes father fiftie shekels of siluer: and she shalbe his wife, because he hath humbled her: he can not put her away all his life. 30 No man shall take his fathers wife, nor shall vncouer his fathers skirt.
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Kahani 2 Review Round-Up
Vidya Balan-starrer Kahaani 2, which was released on Friday, December 2, has received mixed reviews from critics. Directed by Sujoy Ghosh, Kahaani 2 has been making tremendous buzz since this is the director-actor's second outing after the successful Kahaani that was released in 2012. The movie has impressed certain sections of critics and the audience alike. They claim it to be an intriguing, spine-chilling film that will leave the audience at the edge of their seats. Vidya has once again stunned the audience with her power-packed performance.
The film revolves around Vidya's character Durga Rani Singh, who is seen as a helpless mother looking for her kidnapped daughter. She is also portrayed as someone who is on a run and is charged for kidnapping and murder.
Produced by Kushal Kantilal Gada, Dhaval Jayantilal Gada, Aksshay Jayantilal Gada and Sujoy Ghosh, the film also stars Arjun Rampal in a key role. We bring you some critics' opinions about the movie. See the comments below in the Kahaani 2 review round-up:
Manjusha Radhakrishnan of Gulf News said: "Director Sujoy Ghosh has pulled off one of the most gripping openings scenes in a Hindi film to kick off his mystery Kahaani 2. He doesn't waste a minute as he draws us into the ordinary lives of Vidya Sinha (Vidya Balan) and her daughter, Mini, and turns their world upside down. But there's a coincidence in the film that's hard to believe. Still, that shouldn't stop you from enjoying this dark thriller. Also, watch out for director Ghosh's finesse in bringing out the middle-class milieu of West Bengal."
Umair Sandhu @sandhumerry: Exclusive First Review of #Kahaani2 from UAE. A Seat Edge Thriller with Terrific Story & Performances by @vidya_balan @rampalarjun. 3.5*/5*.
KRK @kamaalrKhan said: It's interval and what a dirty, disgusting, Ghatiaa, wahiyaat film #Kahaani2! I can't believe that @sujoy_g can make so disgusting film. If you compare #Kahaani2 to #Kahaani, then #Kahaani was #Sholay n #Kahaani2 is a #Himmatwala! I am highly disappointed with the content
These is famous Kahaawat-Aa Saand, Mujhe Maar This is the only story of #Kahaani2. Can't understand, How did makers get convinced 2make it? #Kahaani2 -Uncle sexually harassed a 6years old girl for yrs with the permission of family n an unknown lady saved her. R u really serious?
I protest n refuse to review #Kahaani2 for the contents. I can't think such crap in my dream also so my salute to @sujoy_g for his mentality. The best thing is this, that #Kahaani2 starts with a terrific trailer of up coming film #Kaabil
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (CBS.MW) -- Texaco left Chevron on the way to the altar Wednesday, saying the price and terms of the buyout offer by the world's No. 3 oil company made the $43 billion marriage impossible.
Texaco TX, -0.92% the world's fourth-biggest energy company, said in a terse statement that its board decided not to continue the month-long talks, confirming days of speculation that the merger plans had stalled.
"The Texaco board found no compelling basis for discussion to continue and Chevron's CHV, +2.84% proposal to be unacceptable for reasons including complexity, feasibility, risk and price," the company said in a statement. See press release.
Texaco also expressed its confidence in the company's ability to continue building shareholder value as an independent concern and hinted at other ``attractive opportunities.''
A spokeswoman for White Plains, N.Y.-based Texaco declined to elaborate on the company's statement.
For its part, Chevron asserted that it saw the deal as an attractive offer for Texaco investors. In a statement, Chevron chief Ken Derr, said, "I'm surprised that the Texaco board turned down a very competitive offer that included a significant price premium to Texaco shareholders and an opportunity to receive Chevron stock, with its acknowledged strong growth prospects."
Neither side revealed any of the specifics that were on the table in the talks, however Chevron reportedly was offering to buy the company for $70 a share.
Ahead of the news, Texaco's stock rose 5/16 to 64 1/2 while shares of Chevron, a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, gained 1 9/16 to 92.
According to published reports last week, the talks had stalled because Chevron wanted to retain control of the merged entity, a position the smaller Texaco did not want to accept.
Investors reacted negatively to those reports, bidding down Texaco shares in growing anticipation that discussions might soon break off. See related story.


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Nail trends spring summer 2018
New season new trends? Well, not exactly. Nail trends for spring and summer 2018 that we've seen on the runways and Instagram been here for some time. I've prepared a list of few my fav looks. They are simple, easy to do at home (at least most of them) and on trend.
Bold Metallics
Those nails make you shine! This summer you can get creative with it. On a dark metallic base draw a light circle (or whatever shape you fancy) just like JINsoon did. Or do negative and go with light metallic base and dark shape. It will go well with the Artsy trend (we will talk about it in a minute). As far as colour is concerned there are no limitations. Sliver, gold, pink (especially nude pink and rose gold), blue, navy, graphite, black… If you can name it you can put it on your nails. From the classic warm gold like at Oscar de la Renta to ombre or duotone like at Tom Ford or Rebecca Minkoff. I'm obsessed with pink/rose gold colour but with a little of matte finish. Still metallic but not so obvious. Oh and matte chrome finish is absolutely everything! For the fans of mirrored nails, good news. This is still in. especially on longer nails. If you want to shine but not too much do just a metallic French. Chose matt base and corresponding metallic shade for the tip i.e. grey nails with silver French like at Sachin & Babi.
Piece of Art
Girl get your tools out. It's time to create. Start with something simple, minimalistic like one black thin line (only on one finger) like at Phillip Lim. Or go for two baby blue lines on a transparent base (like at Tibi) or small zig-zag like at Cristiano Burani. Now it's time for the next step. On a nude base place star and line sticker and cover it with a transparent coat. Simple but eye-catching, just like we saw at Self-Portrait. Now take your brushes out and paint few uneven lines in different colours. Just like a JINsoon. Ok, you're ready now to spared your wings. Go crazy with colourful lines, dots, splatters and whatever comes to your mind. Create a unique piece of art. At Christian Siriano's show, we saw tweed looking pattern and at Byblos paint splatters. For all the beginner artist JINsoon made it easy by adding to nail polish multidimensional flecks of glitter. You can create with it such a fun, different reversed French.
I did minimalistic, geometric nails with my Hi Hybrid set. It was quite easy. The outcome may not be perfect but I never said I'm good at it.
Let's Talk About It
What to make everyone talk about your nails? Give them a voice. You can make a statement like at Preen show. Models had letters stickers on a transparent nail polish creating phrases such as 'wild fire', 'life force' and 'dark child' in red and black. You can get that kind of letters even at the office supply store. If you're looking for something more subtle go with a smaller font. On a long rectangular shape pink nail put a small word. It's basic but with a twist. Just like at Helmut Lang. Not sure if that kind of statement is for you but you still want to be on trend? Just put your initials. Clean and simple.
Will there ever be time when nude would not be a trend? I hope not. It's my go-to trend. In nails and make-up. I guess everyone talked about it already in some way so not to bore you I'll just say that I'm loving nude pink nails with total matte finish like at Sophia Webster. For me, you can't go wrong with nude nails. It just goes with every outfit, skin complexion and occasion.
photos: Pinterest


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Coventry City Ladies secured top spot in the Midland Women's Combination League with a well-earned 2-1 win at home to Derby County.
First-half goals from Crissy Torkildsen & Milly Durrant were enough to see the Sky Blues past the Rams and means the two clubs switch position as they jostle for promotion. The victory, however, was tarnished by what appears to be a serious hip injury for Jade Formaston.
Torkildsen opened the scoring after 17 minutes when she met Formaston's corner with a powerful header that flew into the back of the net via a deflection off a Derby defender.
Natasha Lynch then delivered a great free-kick on 28 minutes which was met by Danni Saulter who hooked the ball forward onto the head of Torkildsen. She expertly headed into the path of Durrant who coolly slid the ball under Simpson to put the Sky Blues 2-0 up.
However, the mood altered dramatically when Formaston and Derby's Leanne Abbey collided, with the Sky Blues winger coming off worst. The resulting hip injury saw Formaston depart in an ambulance and the game held up for 20 minutes.
Derby scored when Lauren Steadman did well to hold off Lynch and fired across goal into the top corner of the net but the Sky Blues held out.


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From: g87
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2014 11:20 AM
To: the australian
Subject: All we owe the dead is the truth
All we owe the dead is the truth
History will record that Ariel Sharon was responsible for giving the terrorists a $3 billion present in Gaza in 2005. It elicited a campaign of terror continued to this day. It was a pathetic continuum of the internicine murder and mayhem from 1948, 1967,1973 ad 'murdorium!' Even now Israel is releasing mass murderers in the hope that it will somehow bring peace. This has continued since Mohammad was quoted in the Quran:
Qur'an, Hadith and Scholars:Non-Muslims – WikiIslam
Keywords: Fight & Kill,Jews
Ibn 'Umar reported Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) as saying: You will fight against the Jews and you will kill them until even a stone would say: Come here, Muslim, there is a Jew (hiding himself behind me) ; kill him.
Comment: Fight and Kill the Jews (specifically)
Jews - Islamquotes.org
When will they ever learn, asks the song of the Vietnam era. Your readers should consider your misguided editorial A bulldozer's path to peace [''Israeli warrior Ariel Sharon knew the need to comprimise''] as a sad rewriting of history! On any standard Sharon will be lacerated by history – which always gets it right. – and always written by those who understand facts from mere spin and waffle.
Consider how Jews have in vain hoped for an end to the so called Palestinian's campaign of mass murder. But you owe your readers the truth – and pre empt how your editorial and the similarly lame, related article by AIJAC's Ahron Shapiro will be seen by those who understand that all we owe the dead is the truth! Through all this one pathetically contemplates what if the current Israeli leadership continues the errors laden on tiny Israel by the regime in Iran, with compliments of President Obama!
Michael Burd at least conveyed it properly in his letter Israel looses a hero 14/1
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