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Mary in the News: August 18, 2017
By Michael Duricy
Read recent items about Mary in both Catholic and secular news. Also see International Marian Research Institute news and updates.
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The next annual meeting of the Mariological Society of America (MSA) will be held May 15-18, 2018 at the Bergamo Center in Dayton, Ohio. The theme of this year's conference will be: The Blessed Virgin Mary's Relationship to the Sacraments of Healing and Christian Vocation. The Call for Papers will last until October 15, 2017.
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The article below was sent by Brother John Samaha with the following comment: "Blessings for the feast of Mary's Assumption!"
Mary's Assumption Pertains to Us by Brother John Samaha, S.M.
Like every doctrine of faith, Mary's Assumption into heaven body and soul is about us too. Mary is our model in faith, charity, and perfect union with Christ. She teaches us how to live in a faith-filled and loving way.
Mary's Assumption teaches us how to live with hope even in dying, how to anticipate our eternal destiny. The Solemnity of the Assumption, observed on August 15, celebrates the completion of Mary's transformation by the Holy Spirit, being taken to heaven not only in soul but also in body.
Mary's Assumption brings us hope because it reminds us that what happened to Mary is our destiny too. The Preface of the Mass declares that the Assumption is "the beginning and the image of Your Church's coming to perfection and a sign of sure hope and comfort for Your people."
We are the Church. Mary's bodily assumption is a harbinger of what will happen to us. What God has done for Mary gives us hope and comfort in what He will do for us.
St. Paul reminds us that even in this life believers are already being transformed into the image of Christ. "All of us, gazing with unveiled face on the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory as from the Lord who is Spirit." (2 Cor 3:18) This transformation affects not only our souls but also our bodies. "We groan within ourselves as we wait for adoption, the redemption of our bodies." (Rom 8:23) Our bodies will be conformed to the body of Christ. "He will change our lowly body to conform with his glorious body by the power that enables Him also to bring all things into subjection to Himself." (Phil 3:21) This transformation results from Jesus' victory over the power of sin and death in His own death and Resurrection.
The opening prayer for the August 15 Eucharistic Liturgy asks that "always attentive to the things that are above, we may merit to be sharers of her glory." Living in tune with God as Mary did, we will also undergo the transformation of both our souls and our bodies.
The post communion prayer requests that "through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, whom you assumed into heaven, we may be brought to the glory of the Resurrection."
When celebrating the Solemnity of Mary's Assumption in 2010 Pope Benedict XVI offered this clear description in his homily. "The Mother of God is inserted to such a degree in the mystery of Christ that she shares in the resurrection of her Son with her whole being already at the end her life, she lives what we hope for at the end of time."
While admiring Mary in her glorious destiny, we are invited to recognize that the loving Lord has willed for our final destiny to live through faith in perfect union with Him.
Our predecessors in faith professed their firm hope in "the resurrection of the body" in the Apostles Creed and in the Nicene Creed. We rarely think about the resurrection of our bodies. Yet this article of faith greatly encourages us, comforts us at the death of loved ones, and raises our awareness of the value of our bodies.
The Assumption of Mary vividly reminds us that our lives have a special destiny with God.
Marian Events
Twenty-First Annual Mariological Symposium
Theme: Five-Hundred Years of History and Faith of Protestantism
Location: Marianum, Viale Trenta Aprile, 6 - 00153 Roma
Date: October 3-6, 2017
The program will include the presentation of the fifteenth Pro Ancilla Domini award and the inauguration of the new library at the Marianum. For more information email email@example.com.
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Angelus: On the Feast of the Assumption (Zenit website) August 15, 2017
... Dear Brothers and Sisters,
I wish to entrust once again to Mary Queen of Peace, whom we contemplate today in the glory of Paradise, the anxieties and sorrows of the populations that in so many parts of the world suffer from natural disasters, from social tensions, and from conflicts. May our celestial Mother obtain for all consolation and a future of serenity and concord! …
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Mary in the Secular Press
The director and editors of All About Mary under the auspices of the International Marian Research Institute do not necessarily endorse or agree with the events and ideas expressed in this feature. Our sole purpose is to report on items about Mary gleaned from a myriad of papers representing the secular press.
The Marianist Bicentennial (Alive) Summer 2017
"I am begging you to send me to America, as Moses of old sent Joshua and Caleb into the Promised Land, to investigate the country."
Thus wrote Marianist Father, Leo Meyer to his superior, Father Jean Chevaux in 1848. Father Chevaux complied with the request, and a year later, Father Meyer and Marianist Brother Charles Schultz arrived in Cincinnati, Ohio. Four more brothers soon joined them.
It was the beginning of the American chapter of the story of the Society of Mary, a religious congregation of men dedicated to the Blessed Mother and now marking two-hundred years of service to the Church...."
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EAGLE ROCK — The enthusiastic rise and gradual decline of Eagle Rock Plaza gets an overview in the L.A. Times.
Eric Warren, president of Eagle Rock Valley Historical Society, told the Times that Eagle Rock Plaza has become outdated – with a two-level parking garage that separates the mall from foot traffic by almost half a block.
But when the mall opened on Oct. 1, 1973, it was something special – the first mall in Northeast L.A.-Glendale area, the Times said. Here's what the 55-store mall, anchored by a Montgomery Ward and a May Co. – was like during its heyday:"Shoppers could eat breakfast at Howard Johnson's, browse Waldenbooks, the Wherehouse, Chess King, Contempo Casuals and See's Candies, order lunch at Bob's Big Boy or indulge in ice cream at Baskin-Robbins. At one point, you could see a movie at one of four 290-seat Lippert Theaters movie houses, dubbed Eagle Rock Cinema."
Unfortunately, four years after opening, the mall became connected to the Hillside Stranglers killings when two of the victims were followed by the murderers after boarding a bus at the mall. (Different accounts say the young girls had been shopping at the plaza before boarding the bus)
Though that incident may have slammed the mall's (and Eagle Rock's) reputation, the real challenge lay with competition that cropped up over the years, including The Glendale Galleria, Burbank Town Center and the Americana at Brand. Though the mall has positioned attracted a Target and several retailers that cater to Filipinos, the center looks dated and small compared to its rivals.
"What do you do with a massive piece of infrastructure that is no longer fashionable or functional?" Warren asked the Times.
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Cold hardiness is the lowest temperature a rose can live through without injury. Varying amounts of dieback could the result of growing conditions the summer or fall before, as well as what the spring is like. Roses are better able to withstand a cold winter after a good growing season. It allows them to develop good rooting and branching systems and store food for the coming year. Roses that produce lots of new growth late in the growing season are more prone to damage. New wood does not have time to harden off. Roses need a gradual cooling in the fall to acclimate to the cold. See saw temperatures interfere with this process. A gradual warming in the spring is just as important to minimize damage. Early warming triggers some roses to bud out earlier and those buds can be damaged by the colder temperatures that soon follow. So the answer to the question is- some varieties are programmed genetically to adjust their physiology to cold weather better than others.
Some cultivars have no dieback at all. Roses that lose no more than ten per cent of their growth are called tip hardy. Once-blooming roses need to be tip hardy. They bloom on old wood (last year's growth). If too much of that wood is destroyed, they will not flower. Roses that repeat bloom flower on both old and new growth. They can withstand more dieback and still flower well. Vigorous repeat blooming roses can die back to the ground (crown hardy) and still flower on the new wood produced that year. One needs to ask/know not only whether a rose is hardy in a certain zone, but whether it is tip hardy or crown hardy in that zone and whether it is a once bloomer or repeat bloomer.
I find that using crown hardy roses for groundcovers makes spring cleanup much easier. I cut off the damaged canes within inches of the ground, do whatever weeding needs to be done and reapply a heavy layer of mulch. The weeding and mulching would be painful operations if those same plants were tip hardy, as I'd have to be working under and around them. By June the ground between the roses will be covered with canes and flowers. I like the rest of my roses (shrubs, climbers and ramblers) to be at least tip hardy, as I like substantial plants. There are always exceptions, of course. Antike 89 by Kordes is the one climbing rose I grow that loses many/most of its canes each winter. It has very double, bi-colored blooms and shiny, dark green foliage that stays clean all season. This year, it died to the ground. By June, it will be at least 6 feet tall and covered with blossoms. By September, it will be 8-10' tall. The new growth is extremely vertical, so it works well as a pillar. The canes are too stiff to fan out on a trellis or wind around a chain for a catenary.
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Small Business Wins the GameBy Steven Vaughan-Nichols | Print
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Ziff Davis Channel Zone Editor Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols thinks that small business, just like small ball in baseball, is what can really win the business game.
Wouldn't it be great if every deal you ever made were for six, sevendare we say it?eight figures? It would also be great if I could lose weight eating chocolate ice cream, but it doesn't work that way. Instead, what most of us rely on are bread-and-butter four- to six-figure deals to keep the money coming in.
All too often, we get so wrapped up in landing the fat contract that we collapse when we can't score the game-winning home run. In baseball, hall-of-famer Earl Weaver, former manager for the Baltimore Orioles, based his entire theory of winning around the idea of the "big inning": Instead of constantly trying for small advantages, he put his faith in power hitters smashing home runs in a single, decisive inning. If you have a Barry Bonds on your team, that's great; unfortunately, not too many teams have players of his caliber.
Let's think about Barry and his team, the San Francisco Giants, for a minute. Barry, in case you don't follow baseball, has been on one heck of a tear this season. He's batting nearly .400, still hitting dingers, and most teams won't even pitch to him anymore so he's on his way to setting an all-time record in walks. But, as I write this, his team is four games below .500 and seven games behind the division leader.
Why? Because Bonds doesn't have any support. In baseball and, I would argue, in business no one great person, no single outstanding deal can keep you a winner.
So it is that in the technology business, you can't count on big innings. You have to play small ball. And one of the best ways to do that is to focus on doing the small things right for small customers.
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What I like most about this new generation of SMB partner packages is that they not designed to be one-off sells or one-offs plus maintenance. They're designed so that you can build a real solution to solve your customers' real problems.
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Small islands say Copenhagen climate summit must not fail
New York - Worried over the possibility of failure in the Copenhagen climate change summit in December, the world's 43 small islands on Thursday urged more commitment from government leaders to achieve a successor to the Kyoto Protocol. The Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) called for the "immediate engagement of world leaders to secure a robust and legally binding climate deal" at the Copenhagen summit December 7-18.
Several countries, including China, and negotiators for a new Kyoto Protocol have warned of difficulties to reach an agreement in Copenhagen. With just 45 days from Thursday before the Copenhagen summit, they fear the rich-poor divide cannot be bridged on climate matters.
China this week called on developed countries to change their demands, charging that those countries want to discard the current Kyoto Protocol, which will expire in 2012, and set binding greenhouse gas emissions for poor countries. Rich countries have said poor countries have not done enough to curb their carbon emissions, a major dispute between the two sides.
Grenada's UN Ambassador Dessima Williams, who chairs the AOSIS. said the next round of negotiations in Barcelona before Copenhagen should lift the "sights and ambitions" of world leaders.
"We have a moral and political responsibility to make Copenhagen the success that the world expects," Williams said.
Williams praised British Prime Minister Gordon Brown for urging world leaders this week to confirm their participation and secure a deal in Copenhagen.
AOSIS includes some of the world's most vulnerable small islands like Grenada, Micronesia, Palau, the Marshall Islands and the Maldives. The ministers from those islands recently held an underwater cabinet meeting to draw attention to rising sea levels.
AOSIS and the world's 45 least developed countries have called for global warming to be limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius or less above pre-industrial temperatures by 2050. The Western nations wanted a limit of 2 degrees Celsius by 2050 without specifying mid-term measures to fight global warming. DPA


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Interior Design Show '09: KRUPS stage
100 Princes' Boulevard, Exhibition Place, Toronto
Forming part of Toronto's Interior Design Show 2009, Azure Magazine is hosting a series of Talks offering an opportunity to learn about the inspiration, ideas, and design philosophies directly from some of the world's most celebrated architects and designers.
Barbican Centre
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To coincide with the exhibition Le Corbusier – The Art of Architecture, the Barbican presents Secret Le Corbusier/Secret Barbican every Saturday from the 21st February - 24th May '09.
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For its second year running the shortlist for the Brit Insurance Designs of the year Award will be on show at the Design Museum, London.
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Mässvägen 1, Älvsjö 125 80 Stockholm
February sees The Stockholm Design Week, Sweden's biggest annual celebration of design. The festival is a spectacular celebration of world-class talent across the city. Highlights including events such as the Stockholm furniture fair and Northern Light Fair.
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If you are heading down to this year's Stockholm furniture fair be sure to check out Under Construction (stand V)!:59), an exhibition featuring student work from the Faculty of Design at The Oslo Academy of the Arts.
In her latest article published January 30th, 2009 for the International Herald Tribune, Alice Rawsthorn gets to the bottom of the seemingly simple albeit extremely complex question, what is good design?
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Galerie Kreo presents '8 ½' an exhibition featuring new limited edition works by Pierre Charpin.
Through an exploration into materiality, colour, volume and functionality Charpin's new collection of seemingly simple objects, invite both a structural and sensory understanding.
During this year's Design Week Cologne British Designer Terence Woodgate spoke with Matylda from Matandme about his role as a designer and the concepts and intentions behind the surface table – A first time collaboration with John Barnard for Established & Sons.
Here at the office we have been keeping a close eye on the peaks and slumps of the global financial markets and have witnessed the mood shifting from a culture of excess to one of a certain frugality, or should we say, austerity.
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Making Plans/
Yes, I am a planner. I like to plan things out, knowing that plans always change. I'm fully aware well-made plans rarely work out the way you thought they would, but I'd rather have to re-plan on the fly than depend on random luck. Yes, I even plan out vacations. I make a spreadsheet calendar to ensure we have time and opportunity to squeeze in all we want to do. I also include lots of downtime and free time. I'm not trying to stay busy; I'm trying to stay organized.
I enjoyed planning our trip to Italy last May. It was nerve-wracking, for sure, because I didn't want to make a mess for everyone else, but I loved looking through guide books and maps, looking for places to run or bike, planning what books to take, watching movies to get in the Italian mood. I even loved building my spreadsheet with ideas for each day.
Calendars are great visual presentations of data. They're like time-maps, and I love maps. I crave the big-picture, high-altitude view of everything. I want to see it all, all at once. As a result, I don't like calendars that make you turn the page at the end of each month since no one lives their lives like that. I want my calendars to flow, week after week after week, like a continuous river of time, like an endless map.
I'm not alone enjoying the planning process. Psalm 139:16 says, "You saw me before I was born and scheduled each day of my life before I began to breathe. Every day was recorded in your book."
So God is a planner, a calendar-lover, too. Can't you picture him holding a calendar in one hand and a pen in another, making entries for our future, all while closely watching each of our complex parts forming up into a baby?
Is that the level of attention God pays to us? It sure seems that way when I read Psalm 139. It sounds very hands-on and detailed.
When I think about our future I'm happy to know God has scheduled every day. He even schedules times when we should stop and rest. Knowing God has taken that level of concern, down to the day-by-day detail, gives us confidence and hope for tomorrow.
At a recent men's retreat we looked at Ephesians 1:5, which says, "He predestined us for adoption to sonship through Jesus Christ, in accordance with his pleasure and will—." (NIV)
Typically when reading this verse we skid to a stop at the word "predestined" and start arguing and fighting. But this time we considered the same verse from The Message translation: "What pleasure he took in planning this!" And that's when I started smiling. I loved the notion that God took great pleasure in planning us.
It made God happy to plan our life, the people he would pull into our circle, the words he would give us to speak and teach and write, the wake we would leave behind. I wonder if God went around showing off his spreadsheet (like I do) because he was so proud of his planning.
"I run in the path of Your commands, for You have set my heart free." Psalm 119:32
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WORDS OF LIFE FOR OUR TIME Booklet No. 2
NOTE: "Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the lamb is come, and his wife hath MADE HERSELF READY." (Rev. 19:7). Christ is going to return for a PREPARED people who have made themselves READY. This requires much more than just professing to be a Christian, or even knowing that one is saved. This booklet will help you to understand just what the Lord requires of those who aspire to be CALLED into His very presence to share His intimate fellowship and glory in His own Kingdom realm. "They that were READY went in with him (Christ, the Bridegroom) to the marriage: and the door was SHUT" (Mt. 25:10). If you wish to understand the questions of BRIDESHIP, SONSHIP, etc., then read carefully the contents of this booklet. Do not read casually or hurriedly, but slowly, carefully and prayerfully, and ALONG WITH YOUR BIBLE, looking up the scripture references as you read.
All signs indicate that the time is drawing near for the sounding forth of the greatest CRY since Jesus uttered the triumphant words from the cross, "It is finished" (John 19:30). I refer to Matt. 25:6, where we read: "And at midnight there was a CRY made. Behold the bridegroom cometh; go [ ] out to meet him." This CRY will likely be made by the two witnesses when they suddenly appear in Jerusalem to proclaim the imminent return of the Lord. However, there is also a sense in which this CRY is going forth NOW, through messengers whom the Lord has chosen.
It is significant to note that the scriptures show Christ returning to this earth first as a BRIDEGROOM. (Later, as "King of Kings and Lord of Lords"--Rev. 19:16). It should be rather obvious that a Bridegroom would come for His Bride, who goes into the marriage with Him (Matt. 25:10). Some teach that there is to be a "Bridegroom company" who, along with Christ, is to "marry" the "Bride company." I personally fail to find any scriptural backing for such a teaching. However, I certainly won't argue with those who differ, and I refuse to make such differences a hindrance to unity and fellowship in Christ. All the scriptures which mention the Bridegroom seem to reserve this unique and exalted position to Christ alone. [Ed note: evidence for the "Bridegroom company" concept is likely drawn from Isa. 62:5, "so shall your sons wed you." But in cosmic context, this does not speak to a "Bridegroom company," but of the final uniting of the historically outcast sons of the prophets and true apostles to the rest of the body of Christ.] But how great is the privilege which waits those "overcoming" sons and daughters of God who shall make up the Bride company; and even now all creation waits in anticipation of the day of their UNVEILing (or manifestation—Rom. 8:19). Notice that Rebekah (a type of the Bride of Christ) was veiled until she was taken by Isaac into his mother's tent, but after she became his wife she became unveiled (Gen. 24:65-67). So shall the day of the Bride's unveiling come after she has donned her "wedding garments" (glorified bodies like unto Christ's glorious body—Phil. 3:21), and has been received by her Bridegroom in celestial joy; for she will have a ministry to perform on earth during the time of great tribulation which is coming. Notice Rev. 12:12-17 where Satan is pictured as sending out a "flood" of vilification and persecution against the "woman" (church), but "the earth opened her mouth, and swallowed up the flood." The "earth" here indicates the appearance (or manifestation) of the saints of the Bride Company in their glorified earth bodies (flesh and bone—see Luke 24:39), to open their mouths and speak words of help and deliverance that will nullify the fear-instilling propaganda, threats and persecution being "poured out" on Christians in that day. They will be able to appear to individual saints or to groups gathered together just as Jesus appeared to the disciples who had shut themselves in with the doors barred "for fear of the Jews " (see John 20:19,26). Jesus dispelled their fears and gave them new hope and courage.
Most Christians of the fundamentalist churches believe that all those who are born again will be in the so called "rapture" when Christ comes for His church. Scarcely a worse delusion could be entertained. Christ's Kingdom is to be a ruling kingdom (Rev. 5:10, 20:6). Even in the kingdoms (or nations) of men, think of the chaos that would result if immature, unproven babes and children were put in positions of responsibility to run the "affairs of state." Horrors! If man would not do such a foolish thing, what makes anyone think that God would? Even Jesus' parables of the "talents" and "pounds" show that those to be received into His heavenly kingdom are to be given posts of rulership: "Well done, good and faithful servant: you have been faithful over a few things, I will make you ruler over many things" (Matt, 25:21). . . "Well, [ ] good servant: because you have been faithful in a very little, have [ ] authority over ten cities" (Luke 19:17). The majority of Christians in the world are yet babes and children, spiritual progress and growth considered. Many have begun to enter into the "adolescent" stage, which is good and needful, but this is a "problem time" in spiritual growth, even as it is in the natural. The chief difficulty seems to be spiritual pride (see I Cor. 8:1-2), which can manifest in many ways.
It is beyond the scope of this short introduction to elaborate, but we can see a type of spiritual pride and consequences in the story of Noah after the flood. Noah planted a vineyard (a type of the Kingdom); but when he drank the fruits thereof, it went to his head, exposing his nakedness and gendering a curse to some (see Gen. 9:20-25). How often is this true when Christians begin to grow and partake of the greater fruits and blessings of the Kingdom. They get "heady" on the "wine", and havoc is often the result. And how hard it is to teach and correct those who are exhilarated in the "fling" of adolescent pride. But thank God there are Christians who have begun to enter into a measure of maturity: who are becoming "pillars" in the temple (church) of God through overcoming (Rev. 3:12). Only such "overcomers" are to sit with Christ on His throne and be given power over the nations (Rev. 2:26-27, 3:21, 12:5).
Those who are to rule and reign with Christ are to be kings and priests (Rev. 5:10), and joint-heirs with Christ (Rom. 8:17). In the Old Testament times, kings and priests had to be anointed for their offices with the holy anointing oil which was poured upon their heads to sanctify (separate) them to the Lord (Ex. 29:7; Lev. 8:12; I Sam. 10:1; 16:13). This is a type of the Holy Spirit baptism which is pictured in the book of Acts as being "poured out upon", "coming on" or "falling on" those who received (Acts 1:8, 2:17-18, 8:15-17, 10:44-45, 11:15, 19:6). See also Psalm 133. The Lord made it clear however in the Old Testament types, that He requires a proving (through testing) resulting in obedience and faithfulness (I Sam. 2:27-35, 13:13-14, 15:22-23, Acts 13:21-22), or those "anointed" could "lose out" on their high calling. In Rev. 17:13, those who are with "the Lamb" are the "called, and chosen, and faithful". This is why Peter says we must "give diligence to make our calling and election sure" (II Pet. 1:10). Salvation is a free gift (Rom. 6:23), which is different than the prize of the high calling of God (Phil. 3:14); and for that "prize" one must "run" (see I Cor. 9:24-27, Heb. 12:1), in order to be successfully "crowned." We are called " to His kingdom and glory (I Thess. 2:12), and "to the obtaining of the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ (II Thess. 2:14), that we might have our bodies changed into the likeness of "his glorious body," for it will be through such glorified saints ruling with Christ that He will be able "to subdue all things to himself" (Phil. 3:21). "Many are called, but few are chosen" (Matt 22:14). Truly it is a "high," "holy" and "heavenly" calling (see Phil. 3:14, II Tim. 1:9, Heb. 3:1), to be in Christ's ruling Body and Kingdom.
Also, in Bible times, a son became a "joint heir" in the inheritance of his father only after he had been tutored, disciplined, and grown to sufficient maturity to be formally "placed as a son." This "placing as a son" is the correct translation of the Greek word huiothesia which appears in Ephes. 1:5, Rom. 8:15,23 & Gal. 4:5, and is misleadingly translated, "adoption," in the King James version; for it has nothing to do with adoption as we use that term. It has to do with those who are already "born again" children in the family of God, but who reach that place of "overcoming" and spiritual maturity where they are ready for "placing as sons" as joint heirs with Christ. Paul says that we are "waiting for the adoption, [that is to say], the redemption of our body.'' (Rom. 8:23). Thus "full sonship" will come only when our bodies are glorified and made like to Christ's glorious body (Phil. 3:21). We will be joint heirs with Christ, IF so be that we suffer with him, that we may be glorified together (Rom. 8:17). . . IF we suffer (for His sake) we shall also reign with him" (II Tim. 2:12). At the present time we have "the Spirit of adoption (within), whereby we cry Abba, Father" (Rom. 8:15, Gal. 4:6). This "firstfruits of the Spirit" is the "seal" and "down payment" of our inheritance, "until the redemption of the purchased possession" (Ephes. 1:13-14, II Cor. 1:21-22, Rom. 8:23).
All truly born again children of God are predestined to the "adoption" or "placing as sons": to be conformed to the image of Jesus Christ (Ephes. 1:5, Rom. 8:29). But not all will be ready at the same TIME. Let me give an illustration. Suppose a very rich man with vast business enterprises had a large family of children. These could vary in age from babes to teenagers. We will say that it is the father's purpose for all of his sons and daughters to be adequately cared for, disciplined, schooled and prepared for the day that they were sufficiently grown in maturity, understanding and responsibility to be given a share in the family inheritance and "placed" as mature sons and daughters in positions or "posts" of executive oversight in the family businesses. Obviously not all the children would be ready to be co-heirs in the family inheritance at the same time. Not only would the difference in their ages preclude that, but no doubt some would be much more diligent than others, wanting to please their father and prove that they were trustworthy, responsible, faithful, etc. Others, on the other hand, might be so selfish, careless, and foolish as to "fritter away" their opportunities. Thus they would require more time for the father to prove them, before they could share in the family inheritance and be "placed" in positions of responsibility.
In light of the foregoing Illustration, it may be easier for the reader to understand the reason why those to be received by Christ when He comes must be made READY (Matt. 24:44, 25:10, Rev. 19:7). And also Jesus' warning about those who will be rejected as being unqualified for the heavenIy kingdom (Mt. 7:21-23, 22:11-14, 25-.10-12, Lk. 12:45-47). Notice how Paul's words of admonition in Ephes. 5:14-18, parallel the parable of the wise and foolish virgins in Mt. 25:1-12. "Wherefore he says, awake you who sleep (the virgins were sleeping), and arise from the dead (spiritual deadness), and Christ shall give you light (oil for the virgin's lamps). See that you walk circumspectly (accurately, carefully), not as fools (as the foolish virgins), but as wise (as the wise virgins), redeeming the time (making the best use of it), because the days are evil (the pitfalls and temptations are many). Wherefore be [ ] not unwise, but understanding what the will of the Lord is (see Mt. 7:21). And be not drunk with wine (the "wine" of Babylon—Rev. 17:2), wherein is excess, but be filled with the Spirit (the extra oil of the wise virgins). TIME is of the essence. It is Christ's purpose to "bring many sons to glory" (Heb. 2:10), "that he might be the firstborn among many brethren" (Rom. 8:29). And because of this, those who are not ready when the Lord comes for His Bride at the beginning of the tribulation, will have sufficient time (if they are diligent) during the tribulation period to "prove themselves" that the Lord might "know" them, and be received into His kingdom glory at the close of the tribulation.
In Gal. 4:7, Paul says that we are sons of God and thus heirs through Christ. But in 4:1-2, he points out that an heir, though potentially "lord of all "must await the "time appointed of the father" for his "adoption" or "placing as a son" in his full inheritance. So again we see it is a matter of TIME. This was true dispensationally, for those under the law were kept "in bondage" or limitation to the elemental or rudimentary precepts of childhood, and under enforced servitude as a servant or slave (4:1,3). This was because the law was weak through the flesh (Rom. 8:3), and had no power to bring to perfection (or maturity). "For the law made nothing perfect, but the bringing in of a better hope did" (Heb. 7:19,11; 9:9; 10:1). But what was true dispensationally, is also true of each of us as individuals. Although we have been "redeemed" from the limitations and weaknesses of the law (Gal. 4:5), each of us begins our Christian experience as a "babe In Christ" (I Pet. 2:2), and we must grow up (Ephes. 4:14-15), if we are to receive the "adoption" to full sonship. We are sons, not servants (under the compulsory servitude of the law), but because we have been "bought with a price and belong to Christ (I Cor. 6:19-20, 7:22-23), we voluntarily submit to Him as His servants or love-slaves, that we might be "tutored" and "disciplined" by Him through the Spirit. Read Ex. 21:1-6, Deut. 15:12-17 for a type of this. Although freed by our Master, we say, "I love my master, I will not go out free," and we have our "ears bored through with an awl" (that we might hear His voice) and serve Him forever! See Rev. 22:3 & 21:7. SONS, yes; but also SERVANTS!
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Mystical places of Kiev
The main post office on Maidan Nezalezhnosti . Before the revolution, on the site of the present Post office number 1 lived the bourgeois Dyakonov. In her apartment was a scene of unusual things — the unknown force was moving the furniture around and threw pillows. The woman called the police, and the registered: in the house — poltergeist! So he became almost the first in Europe registered a Ghost. And in 1989 the new portico of the General post office, decorated 13 granite pillars, collapsed on the heads of visitors. 13 people were killed… people say that without the evil forces there has not been.
Gargoyle . The facade of the house on Bolshaya Zhitomirskaya street, 8 decorated with gargoyle — draconiana snake. According to the legend, the creature lived in France, in the Seine river, spewing water over the boat and flooded the house. If you look at the Chimera from the bottom up, it seems that she slyly grins. They say the home owner, tradesman Rogovsky, was fond of the Ouija sessions, and accompanied them in the room next door with a mythical creature.
Richard's Castle . This is the house number 15 on Andrew descent. The castle was built in the early XX century. The owner of a site, the contractor Orlov, died in few years after construction. New residents are unable to live in this building — from the vent pipe came the bloodcurdling howl, which decided that the house is cursed and haunted by ghosts. Continue reading
Japanese rock: the fate of a sunken city
The imagination of people for centuries excite the legends of the great ancient civilisations that have vanished from the face of the Earth after catastrophic natural disasters. In different corners of a planet enthusiasts tried to find traces of Atlantis, chabat cousin, Lemuria. The current tragic events in Japan was forced to recall the tiny island of Yonaguni, in the far West of the Japanese archipelago. Off its coast hides one of the most interesting mysteries of ancient history – a city that sank thousands of years ago.
For a long time the most Western island of Japan, located 100 kilometers East of Taiwan, was only interested in fans of diving, as the surrounding waters in winter, flocks are teeming with hammerhead sharks, swim with which love divers. In addition, for a quarter of a century, Yonaguni has attracted the attention of scientists. Continue reading
Secrets of the Kiev caves
It is estimated that there are approximately 200 cave structures, the total length of which nobody knows. This and ancient monasteries, and underground labyrinths of Kyiv fortresses, caves and traps. The origin of some still not installed.
From time immemorial well-known legend about the great and powerful Serpent, the Dragon dwelling in the cave somewhere on the outskirts of Kiev . To pay off him, residents gave the monster the most beautiful girls. Some researchers strongly argue that Snakes actually existed! And the cave is almost in the heart of the city.
Together with the Vice-President of the club "national secrets" candidate of physico-mathematical Sciences Alexey Glazing we go to snake rookery. We pass a few hundred meters down the slope Current near the street of Frunze, and Leont'ev points to the cave on top of a hill. Continue reading


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Friday, August 12, 2011
It's Hambo Time!
For my card I used an older image from the blog called 'Coffee Girl'. I tried to keep the card clean and simple. Hope to see what you come up with :)
8 comments:
- Monica Hunter said...
Welcome back to the Hoedown Laura! I LOVE this card -- such a great way to incorporate the sentiment with the sketch. Terrific job! :)
- August 12, 2011 at 5:54 PM
- Marlene said...
What an adorable card! (I'm one of those rare coffee haters, but I still think it's super cute!)
Wanted to pop over to say thank you for stopping by my blog, too!
- August 13, 2011 at 8:31 PM
- Judy Rozema said...
So glad to see you back! You used my favorite Hambo digi with the sketch. Awesome job!!
- August 14, 2011 at 7:57 PM
- Yolanda said...
Love coffee girl! I like how you kept the sketch CAS even though it had a lot of elements.
- August 14, 2011 at 8:00 PM
- Jenn said...
What a great card! I love the poka dots and the "More Please" is perfect! Great coloring too!
Thanks for playing with us at the Hoedown. Hope to see you back again this week!
- August 15, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Beverly said...
What and awesome card Love the CAS look of this and the repeated sentiment. Thanks for joining the Hoedown.
- August 15, 2011 at 10:32 AM
- Oh2bnor said...
Oh my gosh, drinking my coffee right now and this card is ADORABLE!!!!!
- August 16, 2011 at 9:44 AM
- Hetty said...
Ah, I absolutely love your take on the sketch! And i love that coffee theme!!
- August 17, 2011 at 3:52 AM


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We're only five days into 2014, but I've a feeling it's going to be a great one. I've already ran my first 5k race, been to the cinema twice (American Hustle and The Hobbit), started the book club I've been talking about forever, cooked up a storm, spent quality time with good friends and best of all, received wonderful news about a loved one's health. EXCELLENT!
I'm a list-maker by nature and usually have a list as long as my arm of 'resolutions' every year. Mainly they're just reminders of things I'd like to do or ways in which I can be a better person in general. I love this time of year because it always feels like a clean slate, and although I know that every day can be the day that you can change things in your life, what can I say, I like this aspect of the New Year! (even if I'm not the biggest fan of NYE aka the most overrated anti-climactic night of the year).
I go into 2014 with all of the wonderful experiences and adventures that 2013 brought me firmly in my memory and in my heart. Among many things, what I have learned from travelling solo this past year, is that I really CAN do whatever I put my mind to. Even if it's scary or seems impossible, I can find the courage somewhere within me to do it. It reminds me of this quote from Game of Thrones:
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The world is in chaos. That is not surprising to you. You hear about it every morning and evening in the news from multiple sources. I guess one solution is to turn off all news sources… But of course, that does no good.
By the way, in case you are wondering this is not new. It is throughout all the history of man. Look back at the time of the Flood [Genesis 6:5 The Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intention of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.]. Look at how it was when Jesus was born [Matthew 2:16 Then Herod, when he saw that he had been tricked by the wise men, became furious, and he sent and killed all the male children in Bethlehem and in all that region who were two years old or under, according to the time that he had ascertained from the wise men].
Look through any history book and you will quickly discover that the "new" news of today is just a repeat of what has gone on throughout history. We just have immediate access to what is happening everywhere at all times.
So, let me encourage you with something to meditate on. It will not stop the evil that is in this world. But it will do something in your soul. Notice, Psalm 19:7–11.
The law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul; the testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple; the precepts of the Lord are right, rejoicing the heart; the commandment of the Lord is pure, enlightening the eyes; the fear of the Lord is clean, enduring forever; the rules of the Lord are true, and righteous altogether. More to be desired are they than gold, even much fine gold; sweeter also than honey and drippings of the honeycomb. Moreover, by them is your servant warned; in keeping them there is great reward.
Now you are refreshed. There is something perfect—the law of the Lord. There is something that never fails—the law of the Lord. There is something that is righteous—the law of the Lord. There is something that is pure and will last and is absolutely true—the law of the Lord. And it is of greater value than gold—what a commodity! And what a contrast to the world around and the news that surrounds us.
As you meditate on this psalm, you will gain a different perspective. There is something that is far more important than what you read on social media. There is something that is bigger than your problems. There is something that is more powerful than the sin that is in this world. You will find it in the treasures of the Law of the Lord.
Perhaps you know this psalm as a song. I do (but will not sing it to you which is to your advantage). If you know it, let it be a way of reviewing this portion of Scripture throughout your day.
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Special Status Conditions (called "buffs" in typical role-playing-game lingo), are certain properties that the players or enemies can have, which drastically affect the mechanics of the game when the target of a buff is involved.
They are divided into 2 main groups, which are positive conditions and negative ones.
Positive ConditionsEdit
The are several positive status conditions in Magicka. These are typically caused by applying an appropriate Magick to yourself, or Self-casting a certain spell (namely with the Shield element).
Some items passively grant the wielder a positive buff. For example, the Staff of War (in addition to its other powers) always grants its owner a physical resistance aura similar to the Immunity Aura spells.
- Shielded: Target is covered in a glowing yellow shield. It will sustain no health damage until the shield is broken. Any healing spells cast on the target will raise the shield's hit-points instead. In addition, the target is protected from any negative conditions directed at it.
Caused by: Self-casting a single Shield element
Negated by: Damage, or Self-casting a single Shield element
- Invisible: Target appears transparent. It is hidden from the sight of its enemies, and typical monsters will not make any movement to attack the caster while protected in this way. Attacking with a weapon or casting spells will break the invisibility, while picking up equipment will not.
Caused by: Invisibility magick
Negated by: Taking an action
- Immune: Target is surrounded with elemental wards of the appropriate color. It will take no damage from the respective element for a short duration (approx. 15 seconds). See Immunity Auras for more info.
Caused by: Self-casting a Shield spell with a single other elements
Negated by: Nullify magick.
Negative ConditionsEdit
There are six negative status conditions (also called "Negative Buffs" in typical role-playing-game lingo) in Magicka. Each condition has various degrees of severity, depending on the strength of the attack that caused it, and respectively dealing different amounts of damage to its victim.
To remove such a condition, cast the appropriate element with (typically with Self-casting).
Casting a Self-Shield prevents any buffs from applying to the wizard until the shield is removed.
Important Note: Activating a Self-Shield does not negate any existing buffs, and will actually prevent you from removing them with the appropriate spells; so always be mindful of which buffs have been applied to each character.
Some items are known to cause negative conditions to enemies hit by them. For example, the Sword of Chill causes a burst of Cold damage to targets, chilling them or freezing them completely if they were dampened beforehand.
- Burning: Target is engulfed in flames. It will sustain Fire damage every few moments.
Caused by: Fire
Negated by: Water
- Chilled: Target is coated with a thin layer of frost. It is slowed considerably, but takes no special damage. If the target was Dampened to begin with, it is instead Frozen solid - it cannot move, and will take double physical damage.
Caused by: Cold, Ice
Negated by: Fire, Steam(?)
- Dampened: Target is dripping wet. Damage isn't sustained, but Lightning spells will cause double damage to the target, and the target can't conjure the Lightning element itself while wet - doing so will immediately result in moderate lightning damage.
Also, applying any attack that causes the Chilled effect to the target will freeze the target completely.
Caused by: Water, Steam
Negated by: Fire
- Fear: Target has a glowing light over its head. It will flee the caster of the spell for a few seconds.
Caused by: Fear magick.
Negated by: None(?)
- Frozen: See Chilled above.
- Poisoned: Target sustains physical(?) damage every few moments.
Caused by: Certain enemies, other sources(?)
Negated by: Life


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Hooray for the season that brings blooms, warmer temps, and puts a spring in everyone's step! We found an Easter event in every NYC borough, so find your bunny fun, and then consider donning a bonnet and strolling Fifth Ave. in springtime style. The city's festive annual Easter Parade takes place this year on Sunday, April 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. between 49th and 55th Streets. Go strut — and spring forward!
photo: Michael Fleshman via Flickr
Inaugural Rockefeller Center Easter Celebration
Whoa! Rock Center is rolling out a free Easter celebration this year for the first time! The event will feature an egg hunt for kids ages 2 to 10, live music, Easter bonnet making stations, and prize giveaways. Did we mention it's free?
Sat., March 31, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Between 49 and 50th Street and 5th and 6th Ave
Rockefeller Center
Online: rockefellercenter.com
Egg decorating and Nest Making at The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine
Don't want to embark on the messy endeavor of Easter egg decorating at home? Boil two hard-boiled eggs and take them to this egg-cellent crafty workshop. (No egg hunt, FYI.) Kids will use tissue paper, glitter, glue, paint and more to decorate their eggs. Plus, they'll make an nest for them to sit in using twigs, feathers and clay. Recommended for kids ages four to eight. Note: This is one of the Cathedral's most popular programs so reservations are highly recommended and can be made by calling 866-811-4111.
Sat., March 24, 10 a.m. & 2 p.m.
Tickets: $10/per child; buy in advance
The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine
112th Street and Amsterdam Avenue
Upper West Side
Online: stjohndivine.org
photo: The Rink at Rockefeller Center
Skate with the Easter Bunny at Rockefeller Center
The Rink at Rockefeller Center's swan song of the season is this annual event, during which the Easter Bunny takes to the ice with families. (Skating sessions take place before your meal, and skate rental is included.) A special three-course brunch or dinner at The Rock Center Café or The Sea Grill—with views of the festivities on ice—is part of the experience. The Rock Center Café will feature items such as Beef Carpaccio with Truffle Vinaigrette and Colorado Lamb with Baby Artichokes while The Sea Grill will feature items such as a Maine Lobster Roll on Toasted Brioche with Lemon Aioli and 1/2 Dozen Oysters on the Half Shell. Prices for these Easter-only prix-fixe meals range from $40 for children to $85 for adults.
Tickets: $40-$85
Skate times: 8:30 a.m.; 10:30 a.m., and 12:30 p.m.
Brunch times: 10:30 a.m., Noon, & 2 p.m.
Sun., April 1
600 5th Ave.
Rockefeller Center
Online: therinkatrockcenter.com
photo: Stella Trattoria
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at Macy's Stella Trattoria
Santa's pal the Easter Bunny picks up where St. Nick left off with a festive Easter Sunday brunch complete with photo ops (hard copy pic and digital to share), Easter activities like a balloon artist and a take-home gift. Brunch is family style at your table (new and improved this year!), and also includes chef's stations like a bagel bar and Neopolitan pizza station. Plus: Seating and pricing is by zones; brunch is 90 minutes in length.
Sat., March 31, 9:30 a.m.; Sun., April 1, 9:30 a.m.; Noon & 2:30 p.m.
Tickets: Starting at $35/kids; $40/adults
Macy's Herald Square
151 34th St.
Online: stella34
photo: via Think N Fun Facebook page
Think 'N' Fun Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Bunny Fun
If you like your egg hunt organized and orderly, check out Think 'N' Fun's hunts in Riverside Park (March 24) or Sakura Park (March 31). The hunts are done in "waves" to keep things sane, and special "Wee-hops" are offered for kids 2 and under. In addition to the hunt, a ticket gets you a basket for collecting (which you must use), a "meet and greet" and photo op with the E.B. himself, and your own set of bunny ears. You must register in advance.
March 24, 9:30 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Tickets: $13/non-walkers; $32 for walkers (select your wave carefully, there's a fee to change it)
Riverside Park
North Riverside Dr. and 74th Street
Online: eventbrite.com
March 31, 9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Tickets: $13/non-walkers; $32 for walkers (select your wave carefully, there's a fee to change it)
Sakura Park
North Riverside Drive across from Riverside Church
Morningside Heights
Online: eventbrite.com
photo: NYC Fire Museum Facebook page
New York City Fire Museum Easter Egg Hunt
Search for Easter eggs at the Engine 30 firehouse! Kids search for eggs on two floors of the fire museum until all eggs are gone, and FDNY mascot Hot Dog and EMS mascot Siren will be on hand for photo ops. Event is for children ages 3 -12; tickets price includes admission to fire museum. You must register in advance; buy tickets here.
Sat., March 31, 10 a.m.
Tickets: $10/adults; $5/kids
278 Spring St.
Online: nycfiremuseum.org
photo: Personal Creations via Flickr
The Children's Museum of Manhattan Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt
CMOM is hosting its annual Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt on three days this year. Pick up your official Hunting Booklet at the Visitor Information Desk, then search each of the museum's floors for Easter egg sculptures. Bring the completed booklet to the lobby to claim and Easter prize!
The museum is also hosting Easter craft workshops Saturday through Monday. Kids five and younger can make their own Easter egg sun-catcher in a drop-in session, while kids six and older can register for a basket-weaving workshop.
Sat., March 31 – Mon., April 2
Tickets: Free with museum admission
Children's Museum of Manhattan
212 West 83rd St.
Upper West Side
Online: cmom.org
photo: make less noise via Flickr
Brunch with the Easter Bunny at Aviator Sports and Events
A sellout every year, the Brunch with the Easter Bunny event at Aviator Sports and Event Center doubled its seating capacity to meet demand. Enjoy a full brunch buffet, photo with the Easter Bunny, cupcake decorating, crafts and a complimentary mimosa for adults.
Sun., March 25, 9 – 11 a.m. and Noon- 2 p.m.
Tickets: Adults: $32 for members, $34 non-members; kids 3-12: $30 members, $32 non-members; kids two and under: free
3159 Flatbush Ave.
Mill Basin
Online: aviatorsports.com
photo: Alan Light via Flickr
Ukranian Easter Egg Decoration Workshop at Private Picassos Park Slope
Participants in this family workshop will learn how to decorate their own Easter eggs, using the traditional Ukrainian technique of beeswax and dye resist. Each student will create their own Pysanka (Ukrainian Easter egg) and leave with directions for how to recreate this experience on their own! Recommended for kids age six and up (it involves using a lit candle). Pre-registration is required; buy tickets here.
Sun., March 25, 3-5 p.m.
Tickets: $60/one parent and child; $20 for additional participants
Private Picassos
237 5th Ave.
Online: privatepicassos.com
Easter Party at Twinkle Playspace
Twinkle will again rock out for Easter with a big party. Expect music from Funiki Jam Music, a bunny hop parade, fancy face painting, the Easter Bunny himself, tea cup pigs, pizza, raffles, and more. Click here to buy tickets!
Fri., March 30, 4 – 6 p.m.
Tickets: $35/non-members; $15/members (two adults per child)
144 Frost St.
Online: twinkleplayspace.com
7th Annual McGolrick Park Egg Hunt — Now at fourfivesix
If you're a fan of this neighborhood tradition, historically held in McGlorick Park, listen up!: it's moved inside to venue fourfivesix. Beginning in 2012, Town Square's annual egg hunt has become a much loved community event, and the perfect way to celebrate spring. The hunt also includes photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny, face painting, arts & crafts, and live music, this year from Esther Crow of Thunder and Sunshine. Bloody Marys and mimosas will also be available at extra cost for grownups. Everyone must have a ticket, and $5 mom, dad, grandparent tickets are available. Buy your tickets in advance to avoid long lines and get a $5 discount.
Sat., March 31, 11 a.m., Noon, 1 p.m. & 2 p.m.
Tickets: $15 in advance; $20 at door
199 Richardson St.
Online: townsquareinc.com
Raiders of the Lost Ark at Nitehawk Cinema
If you like your Easter with a side of Indy, Nitehawk Cinema is the place for you. Enjoy a matinee and brunch, complete with kids options like scrambled eggs, chicken tenders, breakfast corn dogs, etc.
Sat., March 31, 11:30 a.m. & Sun., April 1, 11:30 a.m.
Tickets: $12/adults; $9/kids
Nitehawk Cinema
136 Metropolitan Ave.
Online: nitehawkcinema.com
Barnyard Egg Hunt at Queens County Farm Museum
Bring your basket to hunt for eggs in the museum's orchard! The try your hand at old-fashioned games like egg-rolling and egg-tossing, and meet whiskers the bunny, who will be on hand for the festivities. Also in tap: hayrides and saying hi to the resident farm animals. Note: this is a cash-only event; food vendors will be on site throughout the day.
Sat., March 31, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Tickets: $10/person
Queens County Farm Museum
73-50 Little Neck Parkway
Floral, Ny
Online: eventbrite.com
2nd Annual Easter Eggstravaganza at City Owlets
Don a bonnet, grab a basket and head to City Owlets for egg hunting, photo ops with the Easter bunny, crafting, open play and more. Kids will search in waves of 10 to keep things under control. Two-hour slots are at 9 a,m,, 11: 30 a.m., and 2 p.m.
Sat. March 24, various times
Tickets: $30/child; $15/siblings
10-42 Jackson Ave.
Long Island City
Online: www.cityowlets.com
Easter Bunny at Queens Center
In need of a spring portrait? The Queens Center Mall in Elmhurst is offering photos with the Easter Bunny, with packages starting at $27.99 with unlimited digital downloads. Reservations are not required, but they are encouraged. (Worth it, as you get to skip the line.) You can find the bunny on Level 3 in the JC Penney Wing, next to Champs. Reserve your spot here: shopqueenscenter.com
Through April 1
Mon. – Thurs., 11a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri. & Sat.: 11a.m.-9p.m.; Sun., 11a.m.-8p.m.
90-15 Queens Blvd.
Elmhurst, Ny
Online: shopqueenscenter.com
Shops at Atlas Mall: Glendale, Queens
Meet and greet the Easter Bunny at the Shops at Atlas Mall, and snap a photo with him too! Click here to reserve a spot: celebrateyourholiday.com (Photo packages start at $27.99)
March 24 & 25, Noon- 7 p.m.; March 29, 4 – 8 p.m., March 30 & 31, Noon- 8 p.m.
The Shops at Atlas Mall
8000 Cooper Ave.
Glendale, Ny
Online: shopatatlaspark.com
Bartow Pell Mansion Museum Easter Egg Hunt
How often do you get to search for eggs in the midst of a formal garden surrounding a Grecian-style stone mansion on land that was purchased from Siwanoy Indians in 1654? Bring your own basket and start hunting at this event for kids ages two to 12! Then have your photo taken with the Easter Bunny, and try your hand at some arts and crafts. Registration is required; buy tickets here.
Sat., March 24, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. (rain date Sun., March 25)
Tickets: $15/child; $10/members
Bartow Pell Mansion Museum
895 Shore Rd.
Pelham Bay Park
Online: bartowpellmansionmuseum.org
photo: James Williams via Flickr
5th Annual Spring Egg Hunt
Head to the Williamsbridge Oval Recreation Center for a free springtime celebration. Children ages three to 10 years old may take part in this egg hunt, but note that there's a limited amount of spots. Kids ages 3 to 6 years old will go from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and those ages 7 to 10 will hunt from noon to 1:00 p.m. Other activities include carnival games, potato sack races, arts & crafts, Urban Park Rangers on site, and more.
In addition to the egg hunt and spring fun, free bike helmets will be distributed (with complimentary fittings) for both kids and adults. Bring a canned good, pasta or rice for the local food pantry to give back.
March 31, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Tickets: free
Williamsbridge Oval Recreation Center
3225 Reservoir Oval East
Online: nycgovparks.org
photo: Steven Depolo via Flickr
Staten Island
Historic Richmond Town Easter Egg Hunt
Bring an egg carton to Staten Island's Historic Richmond Town on April 15 to decorate in high Victorian style and transform it into a festive egg-holder for six candy-filled eggs. The Easter Bunny will also be on hand as kids search a Victorian town house decorated for spring. Recommended for children ages three and up.
Sat., March 31, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Members: $9/kids, free/adults; non-members: $10/kids; $5/adults
Historic Richmond Town
441 Clarke Ave.
Staten Island
Online: historicrichmondtown.org
What's your favorite NYC egg hunt? Tell us in the comments below!
— Mimi O'Connor


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Getting Outside Saturday: One-Arm, One-Ball, No-Brain
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What a strange week. The theme has been one. As in one-armed and one-balled.
On the same week that I published a post about the one-armed explorer and Western visionary John Wesley Powell, I have been rendered temporarily one-armed myself, for all practical purposes, by a biking accident falling off this bridge:
And while I ended up taking drugs (Oxycodone) because of biking, I spent three of my more coherent hours of the last 48 watching my fellow testicular cancer survivor talk to Oprah about drugs and bikes. I will admit that I was one of the suckers who saw in his life an inspirational story, not a great lie created and sustained by a bullying, lying sociopath. (More on this soon as I digest it. For now see The Last Testicular Hero and The Meaning of Lance [the latter essay is pretty embarrassing now])
Last night I woke up around three and sat straight up and yelled "You idiot!" It wasn't Lance I was addressing but the impulsive, immature 51-year old writer who decided on Thursday, flush with exercise and the full sunshine of a 75 degree winter day, to cross the rickety wooden bridge he never crosses. Halfway across I remembered why, and lost my nerve. I tried to get my feet down but my bike shoes just skittered across the wooden planks. I had enough time, as I arced toward the ground to think "I'm probably going to die now" and the hit I took on my head when landing did nothing to alter that opinion as I waited for the darkness. Really. It felt like someone had taken a full swing with a baseball bat at my head. Thank god for helmets. The darkness did not come, to my true surprise. Usually I never see anyone in those woods but that day a student, a biology major named Clay, happened to be wandering through and helped me get the bike out to the road and hung with me as we waited for the ambulance.
I thought I was past shit like this. Apparently not. I have no neat wisdom to pass out to wrap this up, and after all who wants wisdom dispensed from a 51 year old who acts 25? I've got books to write, a daughter to father, a wife to love. Idiot indeed. I feel like crap and I deserve to. How's that for a moral?
On the plus side, at least I didn't recently flip over an ATV. Oh, wait…..
P.S. Worried about my noggin and shoulder, I was happily surprised that my legs went unscratched. At least I thought so until last night's shower….
I'm not quite sure… Everyone forgets to account for all the feelings of the present moment. You made a quick decision to cross based on your mood and the environment that second. It's only stupid now looking back. It wasn't then. Back then, you were just doing what you're expected to do: living in the then.
It's not all bad news when you act 25 at 51.
My current age is not important.
Heal soon, Dave!
Lance may have been a major liar, but the very fact that after his diagnosis and treatment, he stood up, fought against himself, worked hard, still makes him a hero, at least in the field of the mind, the field of the self. That remains inspirational to me..
As a competitor against other humans, on the other hand, aah thats where the vileness exists…
First Bill, and now you? Pretty scary, Dave, no more dares! Best to stay on terra firms. Glad you only got some sense knocked into you, and there was someone there to help you to the street. A lesser man might have broken his neck. Most importantly, I'm glad your bike didn't get hurt. 🙂 Ps – it's still stoopid, even if you made it across.


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Here you can find the whole schedule with a map of this event:
Here's Dominic Keating's schedule:
In advance: autographs and photos
Autographs have to be bought in addition to the membership price. Dominic Keating will sit at an autograph table and you can buy and get the autograph from him there. Probably Dominic Keating will allow photo ops at this autograph table. My advice: ask him when you want something - he's really kind and totally uncomplicated!
In advance - part two - a tip
Often you can meet Dominic Keating in pubs at the evenings during such conventions. He loves to talk to everyone who wants to chat with him. He's a star who wants to be as close as possible to his fans and friends!
Friday, 11/25/2016
4:00 pm Opening Ceremonies - I assume with Dominic Keating (location: The Tom Berg Memorial Bridge (Hall of Champions))
8:30 pm "Quark's VIP Reception" - with Dominic Keating (Location: Intergalactic Mess Hall)
11:00 pm "Karaoke" - Dominic Keating is not mentioned, but I assume he will be there too - earlier or later (location: The Tom Berg Memorial Bridge (Hall of Champions))
Saturday, 11/26/2016
2:00 pm Q&A with Dominic Keating (location: The Tom Berg Memorial Bridge (Hall of Champions))
(to be announced) "Dinner with the Stars" - with Dominic Keating (Location: to be announced) - unfortunately the tickets for Dominic Keating's table are sold out (more information here: Starbaseindy.com - Dinner with the stars - Dominic Keating
Sunday, 11/27/2016
2:00 pm Q&A with Dominic Keating and Garret Wang (both are masters of entertaining!!!) (location: The Tom Berg Memorial Bridge (Hall of Champions)
I wish everyone of you who will be there a really unforgettable and fantastic time - especially with our Dominic Keating!
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Square Enix has released an impressive piece of "key art" for its Final Fantasy VII Remake" on PS4, but over a year and a half after its announcement at E3 2015 the game's release still seems miles away.
Speaking to Famitsu Magazine, and translated by Siliconera, producer Yoshinori Kitase had a small update on the progress being made.
"We're currently brushing up the scene from the announcement trailer. We can now see the line of quality that we're aiming for more clearly, but there's still a ways to go," he explained giving hope to a release at some point in the future.
Kitase also indicated that there's a chance subsequent episodes in the Final Fantasy VII Remake - the game will be delivered as multiple parts - may actually end up on future game systems.
"With the quality line set in place, it's our duty to carry on and protect it until the very end without having any disturbances for the episodes under production," Kitase explained. "But of course as we advance through the episodes, it'll only be natural to have quality that is fitting for the next generation [of when the episode releases]."
So we could see FFVII Part 1 on PS4, with future parts coming to PS5 or whatever system follows the Pro.
As for when we'll see more than just a new "key art" for the game, Kitase says the team is still "hoping" to show more this year, but this remains "undecided".
"As for when we'll release the next information, for example, I think that it'd be nice if we could have it playable or a trailer for it at an event," he added.
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Phone call 23rd January
Since our last update we have been in touch with Ricky nearly every week. The worktops were fitted when planned. There was one slight hiccup as the tap we had suggested for the bathroom sink didn't have a long enough reach. So different taps were suggested, our choice was made and the new tap fitted which would manage to put water actually into the sink.
The central heating has now been commissioned. There was a slight problem with the water pump, but the chaps contacted Alde and talked it through with them and all is now in working order.
The repainting of the lines on the cabin sides has been done and the gunnels and stern deck have now been painted in a black that is easier to touch up.
There is a short list of jobs still to be done but for most of these NB Oleanna needs to be on the water and settled. The major thing lacking is still our second 24volt lithium battery. The manufacturers in the States eventually came back to Ricky with the news that they didn't have one. The 12 volt versions have proved so popular that not many 24 volt ones are available. The batteries were originally ordered before the Brexit, since then the prices have gone up. Ricky has stuck to his guns with the company as the price he was given was pre-Brexit. A couple of weeks ago we were informed that a second battery had been found for us in Germany and should be with us by the end of last week. Well it still hasn't shown up! Ricky is on the case and hopefully will come back to us soon with news.
Our concern now is that if we find that a third battery is needed to ease our power needs will we be able to get one!
We are wanting to time our next visit with NB Oleanna going in the water in Sheffield. A Tyler Wilson sailaway has been in the way for a while but has now moved. But until the battery arrives there is no point in her going into the water and sitting there, if a crane is needed at the yard for another boat then she will go in the water sooner.
So we sit and potter up and down the Macclesfield Canal waiting. The stoppage on the Bridgewater Canal still hasn't happened and we have toyed with maybe crossing back over the Pennines and heading back to Sheffield to swap boats. But there is a closure due to start in Doncaster on the 6th February, we also would need rivers to behave level wise and the canals to not freeze to make it in time. But managing to do 8.5 hours cruising a day in winter would be cold, soggy and not fun. So we may change our plan of where to launch her and give ourselves more scope for cruising whilst we wait.
Monday, 23 January 2017
Bloomin Battery!
4 comments:
- Tom and Jan said...
Will you be able to afford a 3rd battery the way the pound is devaluing? :-)
- 24 January 2017 at 17:34
- Pip and Mick said...
We are wondering the same Tom! And it all seemed like a good idea at the time.
- 24 January 2017 at 17:47
- Ade said...
So can you not connect 2 X 12v in series to make a 24v one? Probably a good reason I dare say why not! Just a layman here.
- 24 January 2017 at 18:53
- Pip and Mick said...
Hi Ade
We already have one 24v 50ah litium battery. We are waiting for another (ordered at the same time) to wire in parallel with it. If we got 2 x 12v in series, themselves wired in parallel with the existing 24v battery then the charging currents would be unbalanced through each leg of the parallel circuit.
With hindsight we should have gone for 2 x 12v 100ah batteries in series, but isn't hindsight a wonderful thing?
- 25 January 2017 at 10:35
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We're located in Milan, Illinois, just outside of the Quad Cities in a little building we like to call the Thunderdome. We've got it all, the Designer Lounge, Production Zone, Fab Shop, Garage, and Show Floor.
We help make your brand look its best in all forms
We've got all the tools in our arsenal to help make your brand stand out among the rest. You'll work with our design team to ensure your brand is looking like the best version of itself. Our production team then takes over to produce top-quality products that will keep you coming back. Our secret weapon is our custom build team who can make the impossible, possible when it comes to displays. So from start to finish, our team is there to turn your ideas into reality.