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In this dual honours degree you will study genetics and microbiology in an integrated way to a high level, while gaining a broad grounding in the other molecular biosciences.
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A bundle of myrrh is my well-beloved unto me;
he shall lie all night betwixt my breasts.
church in these words continues the account of that comfort, delight and satisfaction which she had in Christ, expressing the greatest love and strongest affection for him: and therefore she compares him to the very best herbs and spices, and declares that if her spikenard, or the graces of the spirit in her sent forth an agreeable smell to him, whilst he was at his table, much more grateful and odorous was he, being as "a bundle of myrrh" unto her,
I.Here is a title or character which she gives him; "my well beloved."
II.What Christ is unto her; "a bundle of myrrh."
III.The entertainment she is resolved to give him; "he shall lie all night betwixt my breasts,"
I.Here is a title or character which she gives unto him, "my well beloved." Ainsworth observes, that the Hebrew word Dodi, which is thus translated, is written with the same letters as David is, a name which is frequently given to Christ in the Old Testament (see Jer. 30:9; Ezek. 34:23, 24; Hosea 3:5). David was a type of Christ, and of him, according to the flesh, he came; for he is "the root and offspring of David;" as he is God, he is David's Lord; and as he is man, David's son; both words, Dodi and David, signify beloved, and both David and Christ are beloved of God. "David was a man after God's own heart," and Christ his "beloved Son, in whom he is well pleased," and both of them beloved of God's people. The Septuagint render it by a word which signifies a nephew,129129Adelfido>v nepos ex fratre vel sorore. a brother or sister's son, Christ is near akin to his church, he is partaker of the same flesh and blood as they are, is of the same nature with them; they are "members of his body, of his flesh, and of his bones;" the Hebrew word Goel, which is frequently rendered a Redeemer, signifies also a near kinsman; and being applied to Christ; as it is in Job 19:25, shews, that he, who is our Redeemer, is also our near kinsman: but the word is very well rendered here, "my beloved, or well beloved," and is expressive, 1st, Of Christ's love to the church; he is her "well beloved," and has shewn his love by undertaking her cause, espousing her person, assuming her nature, and dying in her room and stead; which love of his is eternal, free, sovereign, unchangeable and unparalleled, and is the strongest motive to, and has the greatest influence upon her love to him; therefore she may well call him her "well beloved." 2dly, It is expressive of her love to Christ, which springs and arises from the manifestations of his love to her, for "we love him, because he first loved us;" which love was now in exercise in her soul, he being present with her; and therefore she gives him this affectionate title as an evidence of it. 3dly, It shews that she had a sense of her interest in him, and his love; a greater blessing a soul cannot be possessed of, than an interest in Christ and his love, whose person is "the chiefest among ten thousand, and whose loving-kindness is better than life," and all the comforts and blessings of it; and next to this is a knowledge and sense of it; a soul may have an interest in Christ, and yet not have the sense of it; the former renders this state safe and secure, the latter makes his life comfortable and pleasant, and is an additional blessing and favor; for a person is then able to say, he "hath loved me, and hath given himself for me."
II.She declares that Christ her "well beloved, was a bundle of myrrh unto her." By "a bundle of myrrh," we are not, I think, to understand the twigs or branches of the myrrh-tree bound up in faggots, which the Arabians used to make fires with, the fumes whereof were very noxious and pernicious, as the historian130130Selin. polyhist. c. 46. tells us, and unless they burnt the gum, called storax, would produce incurable diseases; but either the little sprigs or flowers thereof bound up together, and put in the bosom as a pleasant nosegay to smell to, may be meant; for Christ is exceeding sweet and delightful to the believer, being "the rose of Sharon, and the lily of the vallies:" or else the gum stacte, which springs from the myrrh-tree, and so the Septuagint read it, "a bundle of stacte;" or liquid myrrh, which sweats from the tree of its own accord, without incision, and is accounted the best: and then by a bundle of it is meant a bag,131131rwdx folliculus, Cocceius; sacculum, Marckius; fasciculus vel sacculus, Michaelis. or bottle of it, the same word which is used is translated a bag, in Haggai 1:6; Job 14:17, and is an allusion to persons who carry bags of perfumes, and sweet powders, or smelling-bottles in their bosoms, for the reviving of their spirits; now what these are to such persons, that and much more is Christ to his church. R.. David Kinchi132132In lib. Shorash, rad. rwm relates out of Midrash Chazith, that Abraham, the father of the faithful, is there compared to myrrh; but Christ, who was the object of Abraham's faith and joy, may be much better and more aptly compared thereunto133133So the cabalistic Doctors interpret it of Tiphereth, the bridegroom, Lexic. Cabal. p. 669. which I shall now consider. And,
1st, Christ may be compared to myrrh, if we regard the nature and properties of it; it being, 1. An excellent spice, and one of the most precious and principal spices; it is reckoned among the chief spices, chapter 4:14, and as such Moses is ordered to use it in the anointing oil (Ex. 30:23). Christ is "the chiefest among ten thousands," and exceeding precious to every believer, in his person, office and grace; there is none among the angels in heaven, or saints on earth, so desirable to them as he is; nor none who deserves to have the preeminence in, and over all things, as he does; seeing he is "the image of the invisible God, and the first-born of every creature." 2. It is very odorous, it is called "sweet-smelling myrrh," chapter 5:5, and the church is said to be perfumed with it, chapter 3:6. Christ, in his person, sacrifice, and righteousness, is of a sweet-smelling savor, both to God and believers, as has been shewn on verse 12. Believers smell a sweet smell in all his offices, characters and relations; he is in all these as a bundle of myrrh, exceeding delightful to them. 3. Yet it is somewhat bitter in taste, it is gustu leniter amara, as Pliny134134Lib. 12. c. 16. observes; which may be expressive, (1.) Of the sufferings of Christ; which, though they were grateful, and of a sweet-smelling savor to God, for it pleased the Lord to bruise him; here was not only voluntas Dei, the will of God, but here was also voluptas Dei, the pleasure of God; yet they were bitter to Christ, witness his agonies in the garden, his sorrows on the cross, and the spirtings, buffettings, scourgings, and revilings of his enemies; his head being crowned with thorns, and his hands and feet pierced with nails; being forsaken by his God, and by his friends, could not be grateful and pleasant to him: but though these were so bitter to Christ, yet, like myrrh, how sweet and odorous is a crucified Christ to believers! They desire to know none but Christ, and him crucified; the bitter cup, which he drank, is the ground of their joy and triumph; his death and sufferings are the foundation of their comfort, and which only can secure them against the fears of hell and wrath; it is this which embitters sin unto them; sin never appears more odious than in the glass of Christ's sufferings; and they never mourn for it in a better or truer sense, than when they "look upon him whom they have pierced;" repentance is a tear that drops from faith's eye, and is never more evangelic than when faith views a sin-bearing and sin-atoning Savior; now from the sufferings of Christ, or from a crucified Christ, distil and drop down the sweet-smelling myrrh of spiritual blessings, as justification, sanctification, adoption, pardon of sin, peace, reconciliation, and a right to eternal glory; all which come to us through the blood, sufferings, and death of a crucified Jesus. (2) The myrrh, being bitter in taste, though sweet in smell, may shew, that the cross goes along with Christ; for as Luther says, Christianus estcrucianus, a Christian is a cross-bearer; it is required of every one that will follow Christ, that he take up the cross; for he that would wear the crown, must bear the cross; and he who would have the sweet, must have the bitter; indeed, the Christian generally has his share of afflictions, crosses and trials in this life. The passover-lamb was eaten with bitter herbs, to shew, that he that "will live godly in Christ Jesus, must suffer persecution;" yet so sweet is Christ, this bundle of myrrh, to believers, and communion with him, under all afflictions, so delightful, that they would not be without him, though they might be freed from them; this tree of life sweetens these bitter waters of Marah; they have peace in him, when in the world they have tribulation: they are contented with, and rejoice in their portion, and are willing to have the bitter, so they may have but the sweet; for these bitter afflictions and tribulations which they endure for Christ's sake, distil and drop down some precious gums of faith, patience, experience, and hope (see Rom. 5:3, 4, 5).
2dly, Christ may be compared to myrrh, for the use that has been made of it. 1. It being very valuable, and highly esteemed of, was used in gifts and presents to great persons; thus we find it in the present that Jacob made to his son unknown, then governor of Egypt (Gen. 43:11), and it was part of that which the wise men of the East brought to Christ at his incarnation (Matthew 2:11). Christ is the great gift of God's grace to sinners, and an unspeakable one he is, which does not go alone, for "with him he freely gives all things:" When God gave Christ, he gave a manifest proof of his greatness and goodness; he gave like himself, and what was statable to us sinners; a favor which we neither deserved, desired, nor expected. O boundless grace! amazing love! 2. It was used, and was a principal ingredient in the anointing oil (see Ex. 30:23); and may signify that "oil of gladness which Christ is anointed with above his fellows," which being poured upon his head, in its fullness, ran down to all his members, like the oil on Aaron's head, which ran clown to the skirts of his garments; for it is from him that we receive that "anointing which teacheth all things." 3. The stacte, which is the gum that drops from the myrrh-tree, was used in the sweet incense (see Ex. 30:34); and may represent the intercession of Christ, who stands at the golden altar, with a golden censor in his hand, to offer up the prayers of all his people, which he perfumes with his much incense; which is exceeding grateful and odorous, like sweet-smelling myrrh unto the saints. 4. It was used to render persons comely and acceptable in the eyes of others; thus Esther, and the rest of the maidens, were purified with oil of myrrh, for their admission into the presence of king Ahasuerus (Esther 2:12), it is in Christ the beloved, that saints only are accepted with God, being clothed with those garments of his, which "smell of myrrh, alloes and cassia:" Thus they have liberty of access into God's presence now, and shall have a ready admittance into his kingdom and glory hereafter. 5. It was used in the embalming of dead bodies, being useful to keep them from putrefaction and corruption; for this purpose Nicodemus brought a mixture of myrrh and aloes to preserve the body of Jesus, John 19:39, 40, an interest in Christ, this "bundle of myrrh," and an application of him to our souls, will secure us from going down into the "pit of corruption," and will eternally save us from perishing; nothing safer and better them to have this in our bosoms, without which sinners, "dead in trespasses and sins," will rot and putrefy. 6. It is very useful in healing135135Fernel. method, med. 1. 6. c. 14, 15. wounds and ulcers. Christ is the great physician that heals all the diseases of his people, freely, perfectly, and infallibly, which he does in an uncommon and unusual way; he performs his cures by his blood and stripes; his blood is a panacea, a sovereign medicine for all diseases, and "by his stripes we are healed," (Isa. 53:5).
3dly, Christ may be compared to "a bundle of myrrh." 1. To denote the abundance of the spiritual odors of divine grace in him, he is "full of grace and truth," as a man and mediator; "for it hath pleased the Father, that all fullness should dwell in him;" which is communicated to believers, as they stand in need of it; who sometimes receive such large measures of it, that they can say, "the grace of our Lord is exceeding abundant" in them; Christ is "a bundle of myrrh" unto them; they have large views of his love, and sweet communications of his grace. 2. To shew the security of this grace in Christ; our life is sure in Christ's hands, being bound up in the bundle of life with the Lord our God, "with all the mercies and blessings of it, both for time and eternity; therefore they are called "the sure mercies, of David, being hid with Christ in God, so that they can never be taken away from us. 3. To shew the inseparableness of Christ and his grace; Christ and the blessings of his grace never go separate; where God gives his Son, he gives all things with him; and where a soul enjoys Christ, he possesses all things; peace, pardon, righteousness, and life are all in Christ; and the believer is blessed with all spiritual blessings, in heavenly places in him.
Now Christ is not so to all persons, only to them that "believe he is precious," and to none but them; Christ is a "bundle of myrrh" to none but his church; "my beloved, is unto me, etc.; which shews not only the strength of her affection to Christ, the value that she had for him, and the delight she took in him; but also a particular application of him by faith, to her own soul; which is also expressed in the following verse, "my beloved is unto me as a cluster of camphire, etc."
III.In these words we have also the entertainment which she resolves to give him; "he shall lie all night betwixt my" breasts:". Wherein is to be considered, 1st, The place she appoints him, "betwixt her breasts." 2dly, How long we would have him lie there, "all night.", And, 3dly, For what ends and purposes.
1st, The place allotted Christ by the church is, "betwixt her breasts." R. Aben Ezra understands by them the two cherubim., or the midst of the camp of Israel; R. Solomon Jarchi, the two bars of the ark;136136Vide Yalcut in loc. but it would be much better to understand them either of the two Testaments, the Old and New, which are both full of Christ, where he is to be found, and does abide; or else of the two ordinances of the gospel, baptism and the Lord's supper, which may be called the church's "breasts of consolation;" see chapter 4:5; in these ordinances Christ shews himself, and grants his presence to his people: or rather by Christ's lying "betwixt her breasts," is meant his dwelling in her heart by faith, than which nothing, is more desirable to the saints; they have no better room than their own hearts, and therefore are desirous that he would lodge there; as Christ lays them in his bosom to testify his love to them, so they would have him dwell in their hearts to testify their love to him; and a wonderful condescension it is in Christ, who is "the high and lofty one that inhabiteth eternity," to take up with such a residence as this. So R. Alshech explains the phrase "betwixt her breasts," of being "in her heart."
2dly, The time she mentions, is all night; by which may be meant the night of affliction, temptation, etc, it being in Christ alone that she could meet with any relief or comfort, under such dispensations; or else it means that she would have him with her, not as a stranger, sojourner, or guest for a short time, but would have him dwell in her heart, lie in her bosom, and grant her intimate communion with. himself, all the night of this life, until the everlasting day of glory breaks: communion with Christ here is frequently interrupted, which the church had a long experience of, to her grief and sorrow: and therefore she desires to enjoy it without interruption.
3dly, The ends and purposes for which she was desirous that he should lie all night betwixt her breasts, were, 1. For ornament; sweet flowers in the bosom are ornamental and are placed there often for that purpose. Christ "the rose of Sharon and the lily of the valleys," being carried in the hand of faith, or in the bosom of love, exceedingly adorns the believer. 2. For delight, pleasure, and refreshment; nosegays are carried in the bosom, to delight the eye and refresh the spirits. Nothing more delightful to the eye of faith than Christ; and nothing more savory and of a sweeter smell to a believer, than his person, blood, and righteousness; the most delightful and sweet-smelling flowers fail short of expressing Christ's beauty and savor. 3. That she might always have him in her eye, mind, and memory; persons out of sight are too apt to be forgotten, even our dearest friends and best enjoyments: The church had, no doubt, some experience of this, and therefore to remedy it, she would have Christ, this bundle of myrrh, always in her bosom, and in her sight, to contemplate upon and wonder at; as the Psalmist did, who says (Ps. 16:8), "I have set the Lord always before me." 4. That she might keep him safe; thus persons often put things into their bosoms; which they would not lose; she had often lost a sight of Christ, and been without an enjoyment of his presence, which had given her a great deal of uneasiness; and for the future was therefore resolved to be more careful in keeping him, and for that reason would have him lie in her bosom. 5. To shew her singular value for Christ, and her invaluable chastity to him; she sets him in the highest places and gives him the best entertainment; she gives him admittance where she would allow none else; he, and none but he, "shall lie all night between nay breasts;" these were inaccessible to any but to Christ.
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L'école secondaire Antoine-de-Saint-Exupéry, auditorium
Concordia University
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Montreal Museum of Fine Arts,
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Wilfrid Pelletier Hall of Place des Arts
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Learning Enrichment Foundation
Centre for Social Innovation - Spadina
Sir Robert L Borden
Peter and Paul Banquet Hall
Royal House Auditorium
Solarium Night Club
Dominion Miracle Centre Pickering
the great hall
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
York Woods Theatre
Mount Zion Apostolic Church
Sandman Signature Hotel Toronto Airport
Markham Fairgrounds
RED Sandcastle Theatre
Shoeless Joe's King
Novotel Hotel - North York
Bluma Appel Theatre
Pickering Recreation Complex - East Saloon Room
Royal Ontario Golf Club
Studio Theatre
St Peter and Paul Banquet hall
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Delta Toronto East
Burrows Hall Community Centre
The Radisson Admiral Toronto Harbourfront Hotel
Woodbine Park
Centennial park
Festival Hub
Mississauga Convention Centre
PlayTime Bowl
Toronto City Hall (Council Chamber)
SVG Lounge
Pier 35
Mississauga Convention Centre
The Armenian Community Centre of Toronto
Safari Bar & Grill
Cherry Street Docks
Unit 102 Theatre
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
Living Arts Centre Mississauga
The Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport Hotel
Kingdom Hall Ministries
St. Bonaventure Catholic Elementary School
Jazz Bistro
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Donalda Club
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Vancouver Convention Centre
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Sheraton Centre Toronto
Blackbird Jazz
The Ted Rogers School of Management (Ryerson University)
Yorkwoods Public Library
La Royal Banquet Hall
Hope Christian Ministries
North York Civic Centre
El Mocambo
Cedarbrae Library
Howard Johnson Hotel - Brampton
Daniels Spectrum
Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto
Americana Conference Resort and Spa in Niagara Falls
Jane Mallett Theatre
Fleck Dance Theatre
House of Praise Tabernacle
New Life Covenant Centre
Church on the Queensway
Pearson Convention Centre
Divine Favour 7th Day Ministries
Prayer House Ministries International
Christian Centre Church
Enterprise 2000
The Cathedral Centre
Toronto Light and Life Ministries
Studio 89
Studio 60 Theatre
Flying Beaver Pubaret
Allstream Centre
Markham Theatre
Jukebox Live Lounge
Faith Open Door Ministries
Bethlehem United Church Of Jesus Christ
Boardwalk event center
The Sears Atrium, 3rd Floor, George Vari Engineering & Computing Centre
Hot House Cafe
House of Grace for all nations
belth kingdom ministries
Ace of Hearts Restaurant
artscape distillery studios
Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel & Suites
Gospel Cafe Restaurant
Toronto Airport West Hotel
Cineplex Odeon - Orion Gate
Queen Victoria Pub
Hershey Centre
Holiness Kingdom Ambassadors Intl Ministries
Canadian Christian College
Monsignor Fraser College
The Royal Cinema
East Thirty Six
Malvern Branch - Toronto Public Library
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Whitby Central Library
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the bata shoe museum
the world vision centre
Maria A. Shchuka Public Library
Hilton - Toronto Downtown
Trinity - St. Paul's Centre
Krave Event Center
La Creole Restaurant
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Praise Cathedral Worship Centre
National Arts Centre
the ritz carlton
Alley Catz
Progress Church
Bethel Kingdom Ministries
Upfront Studio Theatre
Northwood Community Centre
Blast Lounge
Sacred place tabernacle
Spiritual Hospital
Beit Zatoun
The Yorkwoods Theatre
Parlour 270
Maple Banquet Hall
Imagine Cinemas Carlton
The bluffs gallery
Taylor memorial library
Crystal Fountain Banquet Hall
International Plaza
Blue Diamond Entertainment Complex
Weston Collegiate Institute
Harvest Call Ministries
Band Gallery
Canadian Maritime Heritage Museum
Humber College - Main Auditorium
Impact Lives Church
Centre for women development and healing
Hughs Room
First Canadian Place City Ballroom
Joe Mamas
Oshawa Music Hall
Thornhill Community Centre
Herongate Barns Theatre Grounds
Conservation Area Greenwood
Westin Harbour Castle
Hilton Hotel - Marlham
Ontario Science Centre - Imperial Oil Auditorium
J Clarke Richardson Collegiate
Christ Embassy Toronto
Arta Gallery
Shades Lounge
Triumphant Church of God
The International Centre
Harlem Underground Restaurant
Endtime Harvest Outreach prayer ministries
Greenwood Conservation Area
Turning point church
Dalhousie University
Northern district library
Pantages Hotel
NVPiTV Media Group
Isabel Bader Theatre
Real Authentic Jamaican Bar
Serenade event and banquet hall
Yonge- Dundas Square
The bank
Mount Zion Ministries
The everyday
New bethel international
River Gambler
Scarborough Church of God
The gospel cafe and restaurant
Dance makers Theatre
The sheraton airport hotel
the phoenix concert theatre
Meadowvale theatre Mississauga
Young Centre for the Performing Arts
Spin Toronto
Undercroft Theater
The Maja Prentice Theatre
The Watah Theatre
Bier Markt Don mills
The living arts centre
Atmosfera Lounge
University of Toronto
Assembly Hall
Restoration house of jesus christ
Aroma Learning Centre
The East United Condo Showroom
Pickering High School
Cube Night Club and Patio
Glen eagle golf Club
West end Worship Centre
Sold Rock Christian Assembly
Polson Pier Parking Lot
Le Parc Banquet Hall
Downsview Carnival Grounds
Delta Markham
West 50 Lounge
Milton Memorial Arena
Earl Bale Parks
Carnival Grounds
Rum Diaries
Wild Water Kingdom
Mariposa Cruises Northern Spirit
Sir John A Macdonald
McIntyre Performing Arts Centre
DEliverance Ministries
The continuation banquet hall
Inside palace multicultural centre
Gardiner Museum's Terrace Room
EFS Toronto
Mansion Mercer
Ajax Yuk Yuks
Jamaican Canadian Association
Betty Oliphant Theatre
The Marquis of Granby
Caruther Creek Golf and Country Club
The garden banquet and convention centre
missisauga grand
The Centre for Social Innovation
The gathering place
TD Echo Beach
St. Wilfrid's Banquet Hall
Centre social innovation
Omni King Edward Hotel
The Church of God Sabbath Keeping
Above all christian gathering
agape christian marketplace
Living fountain centre
toronto pavillion
Round Venue
Professors Lake Recreation Centre
Z Bar & Grill
Candles Convention Center
First Canadian Place Gallery
Toronto east seventh day adventist church
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
Conference Hall of Faith Miracle Temple
Chelsea Hotel, Toronto
Kingdom Of Heaven Embassy Ministries
Young Peoples Theatre
Noel Ryan Auditorium
Red Rose Convention Centre
Centennial College
Tyndale University College
Ernest Balmer Studio
Westshore community centre
Casa Maiz
Planet Bowl
Faith Factor Ministries
Corner Place Restaurant and Lounge
Metro Hall
La Victoria Banquet Hall
McVety Conference Centre
Berkeley Street Theatre
Stone Church
Johnny's Rocco's Italian Grill
Fuse Restaurant
Rum Exchange
East Common Room, Hart House
Islington Evangel Centre
Blood Street United Church
The Design Exchange:
Windup Restaurant
Innis Town Hall
The opera House
Vancity Theatre
Sin On 7 Nightclub
Theta Delta Chi Frat House
Ajax Convention Centre
Durham Mini Mall
design exchange
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Taibu CHC
Woodbine Banquet & Convention Centre
Omni Telivision
The Meeting Room
Carlton Cinema
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Plaza Centre-Ville (Evo Building)
Joey Restaurants
St Phillips Memorial Hall
Church At The Well
Mingles Lounge
St.Matthews Bracondale
Covenant Funeral Homes Inc.
St. Phillips Memorial Hall
supreme event venue
the music hall
Toronto Region Board of Trade - East Ballroom
Glendon - Centre For Excellence Room A100
Rosehill Venue
The Prayer Palace
Rosemont Residences
Toronto Sheraton Airport Hotel
Hilton Garden Inn
Ruby Foo's Hotel
Ottawa City Hall
SET on King
Church of The Resurrection
Mississauga Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Lionhead Golf and Conference Centre
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Malvern Methodist Church
Holiday Inn Airport Road
Parlour Foods Restaurant
First Seventh Day Adventist Church
L'olympia de Montreal
Artscape Wychwood Barns
Avenue Night Club
Destiny & Dominion Word Ministries
The crossroads centre
Festival Tower
Le petit Campus
Gospel Connection Canada
The Canorient Community Centre
Jesus House Scarborough
Tropical Paradise Restaurant and Grill
The River Gambler
Toronto Don Valley Hotel
Childrens Peace Theatre
Toronto Inukshuk Park
Victoria Park
Shaw Millennium Park
Miracle Arena
Soper Park
Coronation Park
House of Worship
Ajax Downs
The church of incarnation
Evangel Pentecostal Church
Novotel Hotel Mississauga
The Ski Chalet Chinguacousy park
The Den
The Family Worship Centre
The Mosaic Condos
Fletcher Field
Light Generation
Al Green Theatre
Robert Gill Theatre
Council Chambers
Odd Box
Mystical Lounge
The consulate general of jamaica
Worship Lounge
1st seventh day baptist church of toronto
Rest tabernacle
Pine Point Banquet Hall
Toronto Perth Seventh-day Adventist Church
Boss Club
Bloordale United Church
G Ross Park
Mel Lastman Square
Posh Supperclub
Dream Resto Lounge
Mohawk College
Youth Action Network
Beverley Halls SPK
Union Station
The Universal Event Space
New testament Church
New hope tabernacle
New Life Church Community Ministries
Malvern Christian Assembley
Thompson Hotel Rooftop Lounge & Pool
Royal Orchard Middle School
Ajax High School
Marriott Hotel and Conference Center, Toronto
The Hallcrown
Markham Convention Center
Living Word Fellowship
Kingsway Community Life Centre
South Fletchers Sports Complex
God's House of Prayer
Danforth Music Hall
St Andrew's Club
Sonoma Church
Rhema Christian Ministries
Fairview Library Theatre
OCAD University
Ontario Bar Association
Capitol Banquet Center
Cole Harbour District High School
Eveagreen Reception Hall
Founders Assembly Hall
Markham Event Centre
Destiny Banquet Hall & Convention Centre
Turntable Restaurant
The Travelodge Hotel - Toronto Airport
The Round Venue
Holiday Inn Hotel
Tract 9
East Shore Community center
Petticoat Creek Community Centre
The Death Café
Knights of Coloumbus hall
Harbourfront Centre Theatre
The George Residence
The Hershey Centre
Epic Lounge
Restoration House Hamilton
Audley Recreation Center
Stadium Event Centre
Maezo Restaurant & Bar
Covenant Chapel
Canvas Venue
Sandra Faire and Ivan Fecan Theatre
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
Tropical Pan Asian Restaurant & Cocktail Bar
Hot House Restaurant and Bar
Pearl King Restaurant
Private location
The Dylan Bar
Station Gallery
MOD Club Theatre
Flato Markham Theatre
Regional Headquarters
United Steel Workers Hall
Apple Creek Community Church
DRPS Regional Headquarters
Blnd Tiger
Leggat Chevrolet Buick GMC
Grand Central Ballroom
Rosewood Church
Joshuas Creek Arena
Parkshore Golf Club
The New Testament Church Of Christ The Redeemer Of Canada
Canadian Tire Centre
Etobicoke Civic Centre
York Mills Gallery
Malvern Presbyterian Church
York University Keele Campus
Queens Park
Black Creek Community Centre
City Councillor Lounge, 2nd Floor, City Hall
La Sala Rossa
Black Creek Pioneer Village
White Haus Nightclub
Canada Agriculture and Food Museum
The Spice Factory,
Woodbine Mall
Prepare to buy
Revival bar
Reggae Fusion Caribbean Restaurant
GRace Christian Life
Various Locations
Kitchener Church Of God
Ralph Thornton Community Centre
Ottawa COG
Mississauga Celebration Square
Populus Toronto
York University
Kroener Hall
the Uptown loft
Windsor arms
Ryerson Image Centre
Fairmont Royal York Hotel
North York Memorial Hall
Rebel Toronto
The Yankee Lady III
Toula on the 38th Floor
The Enterprise 2000
Nugget Banquet Hall
Aga Khan Museum Theatre
The Old Mill
Jubilee Queen
Rembrandt Banquet Hall
Noir Niteclub
Albert Campbell Square - Scarborough Civic Centre
Courtyard by Marriott Hotel
Sts. Peter and Paul Banquet Hall
The Metro Toronto Reference Library
Empress of Canada
Great Tides Building
York University
La Maquette
Crawford Adventist Academy
North York Central Library
The Royal Ambassador
918 Bathurst Street
Westmount Event Centre
Mattamy Theatre
Harlem Underground
Hamazkayin Theatre (Armenian Youth Centre)
St. Nedela banquet hall
Church of God Prophecy
Hair Play Salon
The Jamaican Canadian Centre
Central peel secondary school
Blue Mountain Ski Resort Canada
School of Afro-Caribbean Dance
Loblaws - Upper Community Room
Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto- airport and conference centre
Toronto Marriott Airport hotel
Alumnae Theatre
Lincoln Alexander Theater
Jean Augustine Secondary School
Lower Ossington Theatre - Stage #1
Durham Caribbean Cultural Centre
Celebration Banquet hall
The Drake Hotel
mississauga valley community center
Toronto Hostels Training Centre
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building
Natrel Rink
Richmond Hill Golf Club
Elite Banquet Hall
Topaz Event Centre
Twenty 7 Lounge
The Randolph Theatre
A Different Booklist Cultural Centre
Alliance Francaise Toronto
Vantage Venues
Ekklesia Kingdom Ministries
Kiza Restaurant
Remix Lounge
The Metropolitan Centre
Powerade Centre
Bishop Marrocco Catholic School
Chinguacousy Secondary School
The Metro Hall
Fly Bar
William Doo Auditorium
Jamaica Association of Montreal
Dalla Lana School of Public Health
Dancemaker Studio
The Margin of Eras Gallery
The Origin Arts & Community Centre
Rideau Curling Club
Robertson Hall
Greenfield's Gastro Public House
University of Ottawa- Desmarias Building
Espace Mushagalusa
Verity Club
Musée McCord Museum
Eclectic Lounge & Restaurant
Bamiyan Kabab
Galaxy Banquet Hall
Kiss Lounge
FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre
Christ Apostolic Church
Tour Deloitte
Kinki Lounge Kitchen
Mercury Lounge
City At Night
Sherbourne Health Centre
Downsview Hub
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The Boat
Album Studio Rentals
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Uncle Louis' Restaurant
Chinese Community Association
Kavali Nightclub
James Street Pub
Le Petit Chicago
St. John's Parish Hall
St. Anthony Banquet Hall
Soccerplexe Catalogna
Le Manior NDG
Le Cinq Montreal
Montreal Caribbean Social Organization
Rainbow Bistro
Carte Blanche Spa
St. Jospeh Hall
Allsaints Event Space
Le Forum
Richlieu Vanier Community Centre
La Marche à côté
Bronson Centre
The Cauldron Kitchen
Banshee Bar & Grill
The Broadview Hotel
The Brighton Convention & Events Centre
The Estate Banquet & Event Centre
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Edward Village Hotel Grand Ballroom
Cabana Restaurant & Lounge
The Pint Public House
Stadium Nightclub
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Fountain Blu
Salto Antipasto Lounge
Sound XChange
Rialto Theatre
Yauca's Lounge
Ralph Thornton Community Centre
Chris Gibson Recreation Centre Craft Room
Sheraton ParkwayToronto North Hotel & Suites
Metropolitan Resto Bar
ARCA Banquet Facility
Sous-sol de l'Église St-Arsène
Studio Bizz
Green Room
Groove Nation
The Blind Duck Pub
Woodbine Racetrack
Studio Event Theatre
The Diner's Corner
Robot Vapes
Bistro 67
Firehall Theatre
Canary Park
Cooper Koo Family YMCA
Jet Nightclub
Sheraton Centre Hotel
W. Concordia - Sir George Williams University Alumni Auditorium (H-110) (Henry F. Hall Building)
Orchid Nightclub
Monte Carlo Inn - Brampton
Canadian Convention Centre
Buonanotte Nightclub
New Haven Funeral Centre
Frontlines (At Ujima House)
Twilight Restaurant
Faith International
The Lord's Cedar Church
Super Wonder Gallery
Knitwear Loft
Aylmer United Church
St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
Ecole de Danse Alejandro Dance - Studio
Club NVY
Courtyard Marriott
The Observatory
Iroquois Ridge Community Centre
Ajax Community Centre
Victory Assembly International Church
The Globe & Mail Centre
LIVE on Elgin
Horseshoe Tavern
Smiling Buddha Bar
Moore Farm Estate
D.W. Alexander Cocktail Bar
Royal LePage Terrequity Realty
Scotthill Caribbean Cuisine
Riddim Fitness Inc
PAL Studio Theatre
Morguard Corporation
Patterson Hall Carleton University
Unit 2
The Food Studio
Charlies's American Pub
Black Canvas Toronto
Wing Machine
Spa Clover
Enercare Centre
Avenue Banquet Hall
Ryerson Student Centre
United Black Students At Ryerson
The Neighbourhood Studio
Genesis Car Boutique
Trust Nightclub
Bram and Bluma Appel Salon
Xaymaca Restaurant
Bunda Lounge
Joy of Dance Centre
Socialite Bar
St Nedela Macedonian Orthodox
Fun Up Entertainment
Club 120
All People's Church
Victoria Hall Community Centre
Complex CEUM
Radio Emmanuel Ca
Harvest Bible Chapel
National Gallery of Canada
Cineplex Cinemas Yonge-Eglinton and VIP Movie Theatre
The 27 Club
Lux Lounge
Kizomba Canada
Camille's Place
Community Door
Château des Charmes
Monarch Tavern
The Julius Banquet Centre
The Lincoln Alexander Center
Streetcar Crowsnest
JCA Community Centre
Lab B
Nightwood Theatre
Marilyn Brewer Community Space
Canadian Stage Company
Maxwell's House Music
Lee's Palace
Port Credit Secondary School
Scarborough Golf & Country Club
Grace Place
Jam Factory T.O.
Town Brewery
Eglinton St George's United Church
Lamoreaux Sports Complex
Cineplex Cinemas - Yonge & Dundas Square
Club Soda
Acqua Dolce
Aqua Dolce
Weston Harbour Castle Hotel
Humberview Co-op
Fletcher's Fields
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott
Edward Hotel
Rotary Park Pavilion
Berner Trail Community Centre
Knowledge Bookstore
Paintbox Catering and Bistro
CSI Annex Garage
Consulate General of Jamaica, 303 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto, CA
Studio Theatre - Harbourfront Centre
The Assembly Hall
Regent Theatre
Chris Gibson Recreation Centre
Delta Hotels
Ismaili Centre, Toronto
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Marina Quay West
Albion Cinema I & II
Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Exhibition Place
Pero Restaurant and Lounge
Passion Restaurant & Lounge
Arcadian Court
North Toronto Collegiate Institute
BBPA Centre of Excellence
Paradise Banquet & Convention Centre
Carrbiean Centre
Rhima Christian Minitries
Winchester Theatre
Nexus Lounge
Art Square Gallery
Tropicana Community Services
Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre
Lakeshore Promenade Park
Toronto City Hall
Hotel Ruby Foos
Shopify Toronto
Quincy's Afro-Kitchen & Bar
Old Port of Montreal
Don Beer Banquet Hall
The Everleigh
Grace Centre
Speranza Banquet Hall
Life Changers Church
Scandinave Spa Blue Mountain
Power in Praises Deliverance Ministries
Ontario Institute For Studies in Education-University of Toronto
Noir inside Rebel Toronto
Cocktail House
Shy Lounge
The Cultural Arts Studio
Dynasty's Studio
The Carlu
Mod Club
House of Mercy Ministry
Shinol Club House
CAA Centre
Launch Golf Centre
Lakeside Park
The Harbour Dancer
The Smiling Buddha
Hellenic Community of Greater Montreal
Paramount Eventspace
L..C. Taylor Auditorium, Mississauga Valley Community Centre
Malton Community Centre & Library
Greater Highway Redemption Ministries
Vincent Massey PS
The Revue Cinema
TD Christian High School
Tibetan Canadian Cultural Centre
Element Vaughan Southwest
Lester B. Pearson Theatre
Regina Performing Arts Centre
Union Hall
Korean Hall
National Music Centre
The Royalton
Tarragon Theatre
Famous Players Canada Square Cinema
Global Deliverance Ministries
Best Western Hotel
Etobicoke Temple Community Church
Society Loft
True Missionary Worship Centre
Centennial Building
Holland Park
Montgomery Inn
Montgomery's Inn
Emmanuel Church of the Nazarene
Toronto Grand Banquet Hall
Grant AME Church
Venue will be on ticket
Caribbean Culture Centre
Sprung Gallery
The ezone Tap & Grill
The Niagara First Gospel Cafe, Battlefield Centre
Lower Canada College
Entrepreneurs Point
The Bronson Centre, Mac Hall
The Embassy Church
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The 519
Fort York Garrison Commons
East Tower
The Rose Theatre
The Rose Theatre, Brampton, ON
Apostolic Pentecostal Church
Loblaws - Upper Community Room
Woodbine Banquet and Convention Centre
Century Gardens Recreation Centre
J.C's Banquet Hall
Brigantine Room
Lakeside Terrace
Longboat Hall
National Capital Commission
West Tower Conservatory
Jackman Hall
Mackenzie House
QEP Community & Cultural Centre
Martin Family Lounge - Accolade East
Niagara United Menonite Church
Panemonte Banquet Hall & Convention Centre
Thornlea Secondary School
Art Gallery of Ontario
TD Gallery Toronto Reference Library
Salon Toronto Reference Library
Eglinton St. George's United Church
Carlton Cinema
Cairns Recital Hall First Ontario Performing Arts Centre
Partridge Hall FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre
Edward Hotel Markham
Main Theatre Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
Jackman Hall Art Gallery of Ontario
S. Walter Stewart Library
Light and Life Ministries
West Toronto Church of God
York Civic Centre
The Stella Borealis Yacht
Bingeman Centre
Riviera Event Centre
Exhibition Place & Lakeshore Boulevard
On the Grand
Ontario Place
Rebel Complex
Lamport Stadium
Downsview Park
Polyvalente Hall of UQAM
Phog Lounge
West Tower Conservatory, 41 George St.
J.A. de Seve Hall of Concordia
City Hall Atrium
Casa Loma
Chez Alfred-Pellan Galerie d'art
Oscar Peterson Hall Concordia University
Le Ministere
The Bus Stop Theatre
Arts Commons
Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center
Workhaus (CCS)
Hilton Toronto Markham Suites Conference Centre & Spa
The Yankee Lady
Seneca College
TD Main Stage
David Peanut Square
David Peanut Square
Ascott Paro Event Centre
Pecaut Square, Metro Hall
Grovesnor Street
Kingdom Life Ministries
Kingston Life Ministries
Black Bull Tavern
Black Bull Classic
Old Mill Toronto Hotel
Pier 4 Park, Hamilton
Praise Cathedral Worship Center
The Cultch
Club Balattou
Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
Park Lane Cineplex
la TOHU
George Weston Recital Hall
St. Peter & Paul Banquet Hall
Albion Hills Conservation Area
The Factory Theatre Studio
Avani Event Centre
Westdale Cinema
Rogers Communication Centre
Autism Society Ontario Windsor Chapter
The Logos Centre, Banquet Hall
Toronto Kiwanis Boys & Girls Clubs Spruce Clubhouse
Erindale Presbyterian Church
Consilium Place
Toronto City Hall Podium Green Roof
Artscape Weston Common
Imagine Cinemas Ottawa
ECH Ministries
JC's Banquet Hall
Annandale Golf Centre
Easy & the Fifth
Factory Theatre Studio
Hard Luck Bar
Woodbine Mall Outdoor
Brampton Church of God
Vogue Theatre
Power in Praises Deliverance Ministries
Power of Praises Deliverance Ministries
Cyril Clark Theatre
Hilton Garden Inn, Ajax
Westin Harbour Castle Hotel
Panyard Downsview Park
Grand Theatre
OCAD University
The Royal
Light & Life Ministries
Center of Excellence
Nathan Phillips Square
Port of Montreal's Grand Quay
Admiral Room, Ajax Community Centre
Burlington Convention Centre
The Regal Room, Centennial Building
Centennial College - Story Arts Centre in Toronto
Churchville PS, Brampton
The Birches
Double Tree by Hilton, Toronto Downtown
Cube Nightclub + Rooftop Patio
Stan Wadlow Park
Church of the Incarnation
Westin Prince Hotel
Bronson Centre Theatre
Yonge Dundas Square
Queen's Park, Toronto
Bronson Centre The
Taylor Creek Park
Pier 5
Kool Katts Jamaican Cuisine and Juice Bar
Turntable Lounge
Fort York National Historic Site
The Learning Enrichment Foundation
Chinguacousy Park
The Phoenix Concert Theatre
St. Clement of Ohrid Banquet Hall
Experience Studio
Heritage Skills Development Centre
Mr Delicious
Revival Event Space
DMZ HQ Ryerson University
Faith Gospel Tabernacle Ministries
The BBPA
Pier 6
West Toronto COG
Glenforest Secondary School
Tropicana Community
Roots & Branches
The Pickering Recreation Centre
Halifax Convention Centre
Rotary Park Pavillion
To Be Determined
Durham West Worship Centre
Port Whitby Marina, Avalon Lounge
The Hidden Gem
Centre Evangelique Laval
Marriott Hotel - Grand Ballroom Delta
St.Bonaventure Church
St. Bonaventure Church
Toronto Grand Convention Centre
Toronto Centre of the Arts - The Greenwin Theatre
Mount Royal University, Journalism; Broadcast Media Studies, School of Communication Studies
Simon Fraser University, Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue
Ontario Investment & Trade Centre
Paint Box Bistro
Jamaican Canadian Community Centre
Nouvelle Scene - Studio B
Nouvelle Scene Studio B
Meridian Hall (formerly Sony Centre)
Meridian Arts Centre (formerly Toronto Centre for the Arts)
Toronto Congress Centre - North Building
Hamilton Convention Centre
The Lucie & Thornton Blackburn Conference Centre
Carmine Stefano Community Centre
Toronto House of Glory
Ernst & Young Tower
Engel & Volkers
Brampton City Hall, Atrtium
Pickering Learning Site, Durham College
Momiji Health Care Society
Capital Banquet Centre
Holiday Inn Yorkdale, York Halls
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Rhema Event Centre
LVIV Hall & Pavilion
Herbert H. Carnegie Public School
Toronto City Hall Members Lounge
Ebenezer Holiness Church
Maracas Restaurant & Bar
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Lion & Unicorn Pub
The Paintbox Bistro
Hilton Garden Inn, Toscana Conference Center
Westmont Event Centre
George Brown College
2-351 Parkhurst Square Brampton
Pay-per-view on Muzicvue.com
Fusion Lounge
Beanfeild Centre CNE
Canada National Ballet School
North York Central Library, 2nd Floor Auditorium
Humberwood Community Centre
Campbell Conference Facility, Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy
Frontlines Community Centre
Weston Frontlines Centre
Ujima House
Black Lab Brewing
Ryerson University
Elonbank Community Centre
U of T Scarborough Campus East Toronto
Toronto Public Library
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Rorschach Brewing Co
Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia
Canadian Museum of Immigration
Greater Victoria Public Library
Pantemonte Banquet Centre
South Corridor - Bill Boyle Airport
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FaceBook Live
The Winter Garden
Battlefield Gospel Church
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District Lounge
Community Innovation Lab
The Double Tree by Hilton Hotel, Toronto
OISE Nexus Lounge
Sheridan College, Hazel McCallion Campus
The Rose Brampton
Presidente Banquet Hall
The Redwood
Innisfil Idealab & Library
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Monte Carlo Inn Airport Suites
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Five Points Theatre
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Barrie Public Library
Aberdeen Pavilion, Landsdowne Park
Rexdale Blvd, Toronto
Crystal Foundation
York University - Accolade East Building
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Turntable Restaurant and Lounge
Chinguacosy Secondary School
Faith Sanctuary Pentecostal Church
Hart House, Debates Room 7
Water Park Place
Julius Event Centre
Cambrian College
Mackenzie Art Gallery
Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Supernatural Life Centre
Cinema du Parc
Carve on Lot 5
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Dancemakers Centre for Creation
Centennial Recreation Community Centre
Artscape West Common
Le National
Oakville Museum
Village of Transley Woods long Term Care Residence
Sheridan Trafalgar Campus
Sheridan Trafalgar Campus, Oakville
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Toronto Public Library, S. Walter- Stewart Branch
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Local 44 Kitchen & Bar
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Carleton Dominion Chalmers Centre
New Market Old Town Hall
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Mel Lastman Square
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Scarborough Civic Centre
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Sister goes for a prophylactic oophorectomy this week. That is the medical way of saying that she is having her ovaries removed because of the increased risk of ovarian cancer she has from being a BRCA2 carrier. She was tested after I was diagnosed with breast cancer and tested positive for the gene mutation. She is determined to keep her breasts however and will just be very vigilant about testing for breast cancer. Ovarian cancer is really more insidious only because there is no standardized testing to catch it at an early stage.
In addition, Sister has had a colonoscopy and will continue to get this test on a regular basis. She has an MRI on her breasts yearly and is part of a study monitoring high risk candidates for breast cancer being conducted in Canada.
Living with the BRCA II gene mutation certainly has affected her life, as she makes room for all of this additional testing and treatments, but the advantage to knowing that she is a BRCA2 carrier is that Sister has a fighting chance.
That is why it is imperative that we be protected from discriminatory insurance practices and be allotted funding for increased testing of BRCA1 and 2. This is a proven path of risk reduction for breast cancer in women. My 24-year-old niece, who also tested positive for the gene mutation, is now empowered as a young woman and can chose preventative treatment. She too will keep her breasts.
I know that many women just don't want to know, I really understand how they feel. I can tell you however, that it is still the best thing you can do for yourself and your family. Living as a BRCA carrier is still better than living with breast cancer or as a breast cancer survivor. Actually, living is the best thing!
Important: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and not Everyday Health.


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Actor turned goddess magnet turned touring warlock Charlie Sheen has just listed his tiger-blood mansion for $7.2 million. The winning actor bought the spread back in May 1997 for $2.5 million, years before Charlie Sheen began hurling his torpedos of truth.
The thrice divorced actor's Mediterranean estate is located in the posh gated community of Mulholland Estates where celebs such as Robbie Williams, Paris Hilton, and Vanna White also own homes. The ritzy mansion totals 7,924 square feet of winning interior space and boasts five bedrooms, seven baths, a three-car garage, library, chef's kitchen, and an expansive landscaped backyard.
The warlock is packing up his goddesses and decamping to a nearby six-bedroom crib that he recently purchased for close to $7 million from Black Swan producer Mike Medavoy. $7 million for new digs may seem like a lot of money to pony up for an unemployed warlock, but according to Forbes, Sheen reportedly earned around $40 million in the last 12 months alone. A winning warlock, indeed.


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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Deja Vu
19 comments:
Just checking on you in case you are trying to scam them. Those scammer doctors can't remember what answer they gave to question #4 by the time they get to question #5.
Hey! A whiole new client cohort for neurologists - short-term memory impaired scamming doctors. But the profit margin may be a little thin when factoring in thew professional discount.
stay safe.
- March 13, 2013 at 6:39 AM
- J said...
Just in case you were distracted...
- March 13, 2013 at 7:53 AM
- Unknown said...
They are trying to catch you in a lie. Ha ha
- March 13, 2013 at 8:58 AM
- Moose said...
Well, without being able to see what it says after "with", there's no way to know that they're the same question.
I mean, if it is for seizures, for example, the words after "with" could be for different types of seizures.
Perhaps a neurologist can explain how things can be different.
>runs and hides<
- March 13, 2013 at 9:30 AM
Answer me dammit, don't make me ask again!
- March 13, 2013 at 9:55 AM
- Patsy said...
Reminds me of the old Robin Williams line: In the dictionary, under "redundant" it says "see redundant."
- March 13, 2013 at 10:04 AM
- Patsy said...
Reminds me of the old Robin Williams line: In the dictionary under "redundant" it says "see redundant"
- March 13, 2013 at 10:06 AM
No disguise for that double vision.
- March 13, 2013 at 10:53 AM
- ndenunz said...
From the Dept. of Redundancy Dept.
- March 13, 2013 at 12:10 PM
- Ms. Donna said...
What Patsy said. MS is no fun for the Pt. and this is the sort of thing that makes it worse. The MD may think he/she/it has trouble, but this disease is the pits.
- March 13, 2013 at 2:11 PM
- Loren Pechtel said...
They're just making sure.
- March 13, 2013 at 5:42 PM
Thanks for the earworm, Lou. Haven't thought of that song in years...
- March 13, 2013 at 6:52 PM
- RehabRN said...
Ah Grumpy...love it when you find the typos and repeats.
MS sucks and yes, looks like this survey did, too.
Obviously, they're not paying folks to edit them.
- March 13, 2013 at 7:55 PM
I repeat myself when under stress.
- March 13, 2013 at 8:12 PM
- Julie said...
I hate forms that do that ... I am always tempted to answer each question differently.
When my husband went in for an operation we had to do the 'pre-op' stuff and we filled in countless forms with the "Do you smoke?" question ... and then EVERY person we spoke to (and there were half a dozen of those) asked the question again - seriously!!! By the end I was biting my tongue so I wouldn't answer YES (he's a non-smoker and always has been!!!).
- March 14, 2013 at 3:44 AM
Doesn't echolalia have a neurogenic basis? At least, they have the right audience for their next question - "Can you diagnose the writer's problem?" Tricia
- March 14, 2013 at 6:47 AM
- LP said...
It's a glitch in the Matrix.
- March 14, 2013 at 9:20 AM
You missed Question 6: Is the patient older than 18 years of age?
- March 19, 2013 at 10:23 PM
- C said...
they are trying to test you
- April 18, 2013 at 5:39 AM


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1- Blades
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E-PROPS NG-D have full carbon blades.
Optimum use of carbon fibers braid and epoxy resin to obtain ultra-light and very strong blades.
The HCF (Helical Continuous Fibers) process, specifically designed by E-PROPS, ensures an exceptional strength of the carbon braid (like a sock) + epoxy resin blade, from leading edge to trailing edge, from blade's foot to tip.
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NG-D propellers equip many engines :
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- diameters : each 5 cm, from 115 to 160 cm
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All NG-D are available in the catalog => see
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For all engines up to 60 cv, rotation sense CW or CCW
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this full carbon hub exists ONLY for 3-blade pusher NG-D propellers, drilling = 6M8d75
Carbon hub weight = 300 gr
Hub thickness = 75 mm
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For all engines up to 60 cv, rotation sense CW or CCW
For 2-blade, 3-blade and 4-blade propellers, tractor or pusher
Hub weight = 350 gr
Hub thickness = 60 mm
Material : densified wood + epoxy resin (the wood is there as a matrix).
This material has the same mechanical characteristics as some aluminium alloys, and weights 50 percent less that aluminium.
Mechanical strength = 277 MPa [against 280 MPa for aluminium ref 2017]. It is used for example to manufacture the insolators of the raiways, because it has a high resistance in strength, a high dimensional stability, a very strong resistance to products as oil or fuel, and also a very good weather resistance.
The hub in densified wood is as strong as a carbon one.
The E-PROPS company is using this material since 2008. Those type of hubs are manufactured on a E-PROPS CNC machining center.
The interest of this material against aluminium : as strong as aluminium and two time lighter, easy to manufacture, cheaper.
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Explanations on drillings, see page
Never put a rubber spacer between the reducer and the propeller; the screws would break.
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The village of Finmere is a small, rural community of approx. 400 inhabitants, located on the borders of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire, in the UK.
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Finmere lies within the county district of Cherwell and the name 'Finmere', is understood to mean "pool frequented by woodpeckers" (Source - The New Oxfordshire Village book).
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To the south of the village lies the site of the Finmere airfield (RAF operational 1942/45). The airfield is now occasionally used for light aircraft and hang gliders, sheep grazing and occasional Sunday markets and Car boot sales.
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In Missouri, Mormons see Adam's fall after Garden of Eden and Jesus' return
DAVIESS COUNTY, Mo. (RNS) Jose Rangel got out of his minivan and stretched before helping his elderly mother from the passenger seat. Rangel's wife and children spilled out of the side door into the manicured parking lot. What could be a scene from any American family's summer visit to a state park was actually a spiritual pilgrimage. The Rangels were at Adam-ondi-Ahman, a mysterious plot of land 70 miles north of Kansas City that is owned and maintained as a sacred site by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
"This place is very important to the church," said Rangel, who had brought his mother to the site while she was visiting from Mexico. "When Jesus Christ comes for the second time, this is where he's going to come."
"And," Rangel's daughter Nefertiti, 15, added, "this is where it all started."
To non-Mormons it sounds odd that a bluff in northwestern Missouri, on a bend 124 feet above the Grand River, represents to 15 million faithful both the beginning and end of human time. It may also be a surprise to some Mormons.
Adam-ondi-Ahman (adam-on-die-AH-min) is a part of the faith that most Mormons don't encounter in their everyday lives or incorporate into their regular worship.
Yet, for believers such as the Rangel family, Adam-ondi-Ahman also fits in a small but significant way into their faith's broader theology.
Mormons believe that in June 1838, Smith received a revelation from God that this Mormon farming settlement of between 500 and 1,000 was to be called Adam-ondi-Ahman -- a translation from "the original language spoken by Adam," according to the church, that means "Valley of God, where Adam dwelt."
Church doctrine makes reference to the place as the site where Adam and Eve went after God banished them from the Garden of Eden. It's also regarded as a gathering place for the faithful at the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
Author Brook Wilensky-Lanford said Smith's prophecy was best understood in the context of history. Mormons had repeatedly been pushed out of their settlements, and longed for a gathering place.
"The Garden of Eden sounded to Smith like a perfect refuge," said Wilensky-Lanford, who wrote "Paradise Lust: Searching for the Garden of Eden."
"It was about finding the perfect place, and about exile from that place."
Today, many Mormons say they give Adam-ondi-Ahman little thought. Columbia University scholar and practicing Mormon Richard Bushman even calls it "Mormon lore."
And yet, many Mormons believe this plot of land has been used by outsiders to cast Mormonism as weird. There's even a Missouri Garden of Eden reference in the hit Broadway musical "The Book of Mormon," which pokes gentle fun at elements of the faith.
Portrayals of Mormonism that gravitate toward the edges of the faith's doctrine are rooted in human nature, some scholars say. We are more drawn to the unusual and exotic than to the normal and bland. A Missouri Garden of Eden is more interesting than traditional belief in Jesus Christ.
"Such a focus distorts, by replacing what is essential to the faith with what is tangential," said Terryl Givens, professor of literature and religion at the University of Richmond and a Mormon. "And by distorting, you discredit."
Adam-ondi-Ahman is in such a remote part of northwestern Missouri that getting there requires GPS coordinates. Past Nalle's Feed & Grain, MFA Agri Services and Gallatin Truck & Tractor, a tiny country road leads to a white picket gate. Inside, the grounds are meticulously groomed -- neat gravel roads with symmetrically planted trees on both sides lead to an overlook of the valley below.
The site's plaques mention Adam and Eve, only to say that Smith named the place after Adam. The church leaves it up to Mormons to teach their own children that it is in this valley that a future gathering of Adam and his righteous descendants will meet with Jesus Christ during the last days.
There are no missionaries or guides at Adam-ondi-Ahman. On a typical summer afternoon, hours can pass with no visitors. But Mormon families do trickle through, often as part of a pilgrimage to a host of nearby sites that mark the significance of western Missouri in Smith's cosmology, or historical sites of interest in Mormonism's bloody history here.
For families such as the Rangels, the prophecies of Adam-ondi-Ahman, while abstract, are valid. They speak to the faith's foundational claim that Smith was the first of many modern prophets, who reopened communication with God, with visions of angelic messengers and new scripture such as the Book of Mormon.
For Mormons, this early period of the church -- from Smith's first visions in New York to Brigham Young's trek to Utah -- is sacred history, taught in Sunday school alongside biblical stories of Moses and the Exodus.
"It is the founding narrative of our faith, and it's used to shape lessons, to teach virtues and values, the same way Scriptures are used," said Matthew Bowman, a religion professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia. "And Adam-ondi-Ahman really does fit into that."
(Tim Townsend writes for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch)


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I've long been an advocate of a "money buddy" – someone close to you who is going through a similar financial experience as you who can support you through the (sometimes) difficult challenges ahead while you also support them. Usually, a good money buddy can already be found in your social network – a sibling, a cousin, or a close friend who seems to be going through fairly similar financial troubles as you are.
There are a lot of benefits for finding a money buddy, both directly financial and psychological. Here are twelve potential benefits of a money buddy. Remember, you don't have to use all of these – just select the ones that fit and work well for you and your buddy.
Relieve each other of a secret burden. Sometimes, financial problems can be a very secret burden, something you're ashamed to tell others. When you have a money buddy, you have someone that you can tell about it, relieving all of that tension and built-up angst. That person is a willing ear and a shoulder to cry on.
Provide positive reinforcement of each other's progress. A money buddy can serve as a cheerleader for every good move you make. It can be hard to make big changes in our spending, but when someone's there motivating us and encouraging us to make the hard choices, those hard choices become a bit easier.
Share membership at a warehouse shopping club. You can split the cost of a warehouse shopping club with your money buddy, reducing the annual cost of a Sam's Club, BJ's, or Costco membership by half. You can also use your money buddy to split some of the multi-packs or jumbo packs sold at such stores.
"Eat out" at home together. A big part of the appeal of eating out is the social interaction. Replace a regular "eating out" night with a meal at home with your money buddy. You can either prepare the meal together as a team or alternate meal prep work.
Engage in new inexpensive hobbies together. It's a lot easier to get involved with a new hobby if you're doing it with someone else. Explore a new hobby with your money buddy, taking the time you spend on that hobby from something expensive that you used to do.
Search for enormous bargains in concert with each other. When you need a new freezer or a hot water heater or a car or any other significant purchase, shop together for it. Four eyes have a lot better chance of spying a big bargain than two eyes do.
Share larger items and possessions. Share a lawnmower. Share a snowblower. Share a trailer. These items can easily be used by both of you, particularly if you live fairly close together.
Give advice from fresh eyes. When you've reached a point of financial indecision ("Which debt do I pay off first?" "What bank should I use?"), a money buddy is a great source of a second set of eyeballs to look at the situation and make a great decision.
Carpool. If you work at the same place (or near each other), carpooling can save you both quite a bit of money. Even if you can only do it "sometimes," each time you manage to do it, one of you is saving gas, maintenance costs, and wear on your vehicle.
Share frugality tips with someone who wants to hear them. Quite often, frugality tips can be a lot of fun when you discover them, but it can be even more fun to share them with someone who's also figuring out new ways to live and save money.
Hold each other accountable for goals set. If you set a goal for yourself, share it with your buddy and remind each other of your goals regularly. Simply knowing that your buddy knows of your goal and is watching your progress towards it can be a great motivator.
Celebrate victories together. If you achieve one of those goals, you have someone already there that knows what hard choices you've made to achieve it and is ready to celebrate with you. There's no one better to celebrate with at the top of thte mountain than someone who's been there all the way through the journey.


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I will not be able to accept any more students past noon on Monday 12 June.
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This week I will also teach a one day course on Network Security Monitoring with Open Source Tools at the USENIX 2006 Annual Technical Conference in Boston, MA on Friday, 2 June 2006. This is the course to attend if you want to learn the essential components of network security monitoring. We will use tools on my Sguil VM in this class.
Later this summer I will teach a brand new, two day course called TCP/IP Weapons School at USENIX Security 2006 in Vancouver, BC on 31 July and 1 August 2006. Are you a junior security analyst or an administrator who wants to learn more about TCP/IP? Are you afraid to be bored in routine TCP/IP classes? TCP/IP Weapons School is the class you need to take!
Finally, some of you have asked if I might offer courses on the weekend. I am considering a few options.
- Teach two two-day courses on weekends, with one course on Saturday-Sunday of week one and a second course on Saturday-Sunday of week two. Students could choose to end either or both classes.
- Teach on one day of the weekend -- probably Saturday, for two or four weeks.
These would be public classes in northern Virginia, probably Fairfax.
For 2007 I am considering offering public classes in one or more of the following locations: northern VA, New York city, Silicon Valley, San Antonio. Do you have any comments on these locations?


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Childcare guru Gina Ford says she is not seeking to close down the Mumsnet website, but has merely acted to defend herself from what she describes as a "long-running campaign by which Mumsnet published very serious and offensive libels about me".
She has threatened to issue a writ in the High Court if the site does not deal with some of the messages which she says are being posted in its forums.
Ford objected to comments that had been posted on the Mumsnet bulletin boards. She says her initial attempts to get Mumsnet to remove the offensive posts were not acknowledged, and that she had no choice but to involve her lawyers.
In a statement hosted by Mumsnet, and posted on her own site, Ford says:
"As a last resort, I instructed my solicitors to write to the company that hosts the Mumsnet website and they were informed of their legal liability for the content of the Mumsnet website.
"It is true that my solicitors asked for the Mumsnet website to be removed but as the host persuaded Mumsnet to delete the publication, it was, of course, not necessary to pursue the matter further.
"Any suggestion that I am trying to close down the Mumsnet website is completely untrue."
She goes on:
"Mumsnet continues to refuse to cease publishing these very serious libels or to accept its responsibilities as an internet publisher.
"I have therefore been advised by my solicitors to consider issuing a writ in the High Court in London for libel - though I very much hope this will not be necessary."
Legal eagles at OUT-LAW.com explain that Ford has several options available to her, should she want to pursue the action.
"She has a choice, she can take action against Mumsnet, or against the people who posted the comments," says Struan Robertson, site editor and former corporate lawyer.
Robertson explains that although it is for a court to decide whether or not a statement is defamatory, the generally accepted legal definition is that the statement must be false, and that it must "lower the person in the estimation of right-thinking members of society".
"Most defamatory material on the web goes unnoticed, and it is rare that threats of litigation actually turn into lawsuits - defamation cases are very expensive. Generally, an apology will do [to settle these sorts of complaints]," he notes.
"She could seek an order forcing the site to reveal the identity of the individual who made the posting. Often the individual person is not worth pursuing as they won't have much money, but it might be a point of principle."
Mumsnet's ISP says that it was contacted just hours after the site was asked to remove offensive postings, and was asked to shut the site down.
David Adams, MD of DSC, said: "On investigation I found that Mumsnet had already removed two posts and told me they were in the process of removing the third. DSC responded that shutting down Mumsnet would be a disproportionate response."
Mumsnet has also issued a statement which it has printed below Ford's on its site.
It says: "In the very first communication we received from Gina Ford and in all subsequent ones from her solicitors we have consistently said we would happy to remove all the posts that breached Mumsnet's abuse policy and we also offered to meet or mediate her concerns on several occasions, but were rebuffed." ®


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U.S. v. Texas: Takeaways From Oral Argument at #SCOTUS
April 18, 2016 Leave a comment
I had the privilege of attending today's oral argument in U.S. v. Texas. Here are my initial takeaways:
What we saw today was the Republicans trying to litigate a political dispute at the Supreme Court. The Republican plaintiffs simply do not have an addressable legal claim.
As expected, Chief Justice Roberts peppered the Obama Administration with tough questions. However, given the Chief Justice's rigorous views on standing and his lamentations about the growing perception of a politicized Court, U.S. v Texas is precisely the type of dispute that Chief Roberts seems to want settled in the political branches and not in the judiciary. In fact, the Chief Justice's almost singular focus on standing today – in particular when he asked whether Texas's alleged injury was more indirect and speculative than in the Massachusetts v EPA case – suggests that, true to his well-articulated past opinions, Roberts is seriously questioning Republicans' ability to bring this case.
This case remains about Republicans' policy disagreement with the president, not about the law.
On the merits, the Republican plaintiffs conceded that Obama had the authority to temporarily defer the removal of undocumented parents and Dreamers. As Justice Kagan pointed out, the Republican plaintiffs' "gripe" is with letting undocumented people work, support their families and live in this country with dignity in the process.
This underscores the anti-immigrant motivation behind the case and reminds us that a political lawsuit should be settled at the ballot box, not the Supreme Court.


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Police and Crime Commissioner Anthony Stansfeld has said the force will not use water cannons.
It comes as the Metropolitan Police said it is calling for the riot-control hoses to be deployed in London.
Mr Stansfeld said: "Thames Valley Police has not identified any requirement for a water cannon at this time."


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Iraq's oil exports have hit 2.76 million barrels per day (bpd), the highest level since the UN-supervised "oil-for-food" programme was introduced in 1996, an Iraqi newspaper reported Tuesday. Al-Qadissiya did not specify during which period the level of exports were measured.
The Middle East Economic Survey reported on October 9 that crude exports under the UN oil-for-food programme in September accounted for 2.21 million bpd.
The specialist newsletter estimated domestic consumption and cross-border trade with Turkey, Jordan, Syria and Iran at 600,000 bpd.
Iraq's total oil production dropped 190,000 barrels to 2.81 million bpd in September due to sales problems, it said. Iraq exports crude under the UN oil-for-food programme set up in December 1996 to enable Baghdad to import essential supplies to ease the impact of the sanctions imposed on Iraq after it invaded Kuwait in 1990.
With the second largest oil reserves in the world after Saudi Arabia, Baghdad has set a production target of six million bpd, but that requires massive investment to renovate decaying infrastructure and cannot happen until sanctions are lifted.--AFP.
(C)--Agence France Presse.
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Holy basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum), also called Tulsi, has been widely used in the ancient times dating to as far as 3000 years ago. The herb was termed "sacred" in the Rig Veda some time in 1500 BC making people celebrate it in the Purana, and highly appreciated and accounted for its Ayurvedic medicine – because it has organic holy basil tea health benefits.
Tulsi is unlike any regular basil that is added to marinade sauces and food ingredient. Holy basil is native to Southeast Asia, as mentioned by Dr. Axe. this herb has been used for its medical properties for centuries which have been proven to treat different kinds of ailments. Holy basil is believed to be the cure for cleansing the body.
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A study about holy basil has been reported by the Health Line saying that it was confirmed to have therapeutic value and its "health promoting qualities is sure to bear rich fruit." But this 2010 study fail to conduct the test on humans because all results mainly came from animal samples.
Tulsi is usually taken as a tea. It claims to provide treatment for a number illnesses.
First, it heals wounds easily. This claim may seem to be supernatural but scientific studies showed that it has a chemical component that hastens wound healing.
Second, it fights off bacteria. Bacterial infections have been a growing problem worldwide. And holy basil has been found to have some sort of antibiotic properties that fight off these deadly bacteria.
Third, lowers risk of diabetes. People with diabetes need to control and manage their diet wisely. Experts suggest that they should know how to make holy basil tea recipe since it would be a good addition to help control their blood sugar levels. However, it is advisable to talk to your doctor first prior to using tulsi.
Fourth, the Medicine Hunter reported several studies have shown that holy basil can significantly decrease the amount of harmful cholesterol in the blood so this herb is a really good treatment for the heart especially to those suffering from chronic stress.
Fifth, it lessens the chance of having an ulcer. Tulsi has anti-ulcer properties because it has been known to reduce stomach acid and increase the production of healthy stomach mucus. Find out more about holy basil tea benefits to ulcers.
And sixth, the journal Nutrition and Cancer published a study discussing the promising cancer-killing power of tulsi with its anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting properties. Consequently, it protects the patient from having pain, stress, fever and protects important organs like the liver. People who take holy basil are found to be less likely to develop cancer cells throughout their lifetime.
Holy Basil Tea Recipe and Health Benefits
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For several years, we have worked with The Hamlin School, a private girls' school in San Francisco, on invitation projects. This year we again collaborated with the school on a colorful and fun invitation for their Spring Gala which took place at San Francisco City Hall and featured Bollywood dancers. This year's theme was "Live. Work. Play." and the invitation design focused on a hand drawn floral Mendhi design.
In setting the theme for the event, we designed the invitation for offset (flat) printing to achieve full-page knockouts that gave the large-format invitation a pop of color. We chose a bright pink envelope with the return address and floral motif letterpress printed in silver ink. The motif also spilled over to the front of the envelope when sealed. We also designed and printed a translucent fly sheet as an added layer to and was slipped into the oversized tri-fold invitation.
We were delighted to learn that the event was a wonderful success for the school and we look forward to working with the ladies from The Hamlin School again next year.