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I recently started digging into a haunting (for lack of a better word) that I experienced as a child in my family home. There was a dark entity in my home, that was tall with long limbs. He appeared very sharp and had red eyes. My brother also saw him, I never told him of my experiences with it but he told he about it and described it to me without me ever telling me about it. It appeared to stay in the basement of the house during the day but when evening came it would be active. It would open locked doors, prevent unlocked doors from opening, move things, call out people's names, and once when I confronted it it physically attacked me. I moved away from my home, about 10 hours away and it followed me. It wasn't until I strongly warded my home that it stopped appearing inside my home. However, that's when I started dreaming about my childhood home. I would be there at night right on the property line, not on the property but at the edge, and I could see it in the window looking at me. It wanted me to come onto the property but I had this feeling or instinct that if I did that when I woke up it could come back with me.
Recently, I have been seeing things like this being again and my brother has been experiencing something like this thing in my father's new home. I have been speaking with an individual that I trust and he believes that this may be something that goes back generations, has anyone heard of this? He mentioned that individuals that experience this typically were born with a scar that looks like a fatal injury, I have a large scar over my heart that looks like a stab wound that I was born with (which this individual does not know about).
In addition, I was recently told by a woman that I do not know that a woman in white was standing behind me and then at one point in the conversation she said that the woman had started dancing around me. She told me that the woman told her not to hurt me and that I belong to children and that my purpose was to heal children (not physically like a doctor but emotionally and spiritually). She told me that the woman had told her that something had been done in a past life that caused this, she told me that it was a ritual but would not tell me more. The strange thing is that I have always seen this woman in white out of the corner of my eye and at times more directly, I just always assumed that she was an ancestor spirit that was watching over me as I always felt safe when I saw her. Has anyone heard about anything like this?
My current research and contacts say that this points to something very old and likely from the Celtic tradition and beliefs. Any addition information or sources that you could help me with would be greatly appreciated as I attempt to get to the bottom of this.


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Newest Camping FAIL Stories – Send In Yours to Enter for Cool Gear From Washington Hardware
It's Friday and the end of week one of our contest. Hopefully, on Tuesday we'll have a load of new stories from Memorial Day Weekend to share. We want you to send us stories and photos of your camping FAILS. We'll pick a random entry to win two camping chairs, a lantern and a Lodge-brand dutch oven from Washington Hardware and Furniture in Kennewick to use on your next trip (which will hopefully not be a FAIL). The winner will be announced June 4. Standard contest rules apply.
Here are the newest stories received Thursday and Friday:
When I was in 6th grade we had a mandatory campout on which we had to bring a mountain bike and ride the most ridiculous ride… I ended up going down a bumpy road and lost control of my bike. (I was taking photos of the scenery as I was riding). As I flew over my handlebars and landed face first on the dirt and gravel I happened to snap a picture, which is unfortunately not available as my 6th grade teacher decided to put it up in his class with the caption, "Bike Ride Fail." To make it worse, other classmates rode by laughing at my butt in the air and face in the dirt. The rest of the trip was miserable with the pain in my body and to my pride.
About three years ago we went to our usual camp spot… We settle in for the night and about 2 hours later there is a lot of branches being broken behind the tent. Whatever had been making the noise made a quick move, running into our tent. Once the noise moved away from the tent, I looked out of one of the windows to see a very large black bear tearing apart the fire ring. At about this time my wife is telling me that she is getting wet… In the morning I find that the bear had stepped on and dug at the walls of the drainage ditches from the springs, sending all the backed up water into our tent. Our tent had also moved about 4 feet from where it was from the impact of the bear running into it. The next night we decided to move to another of our favorite campsites in the area… Just as we were going to bed we heard snapping branches. Upon getting to our vehicle we shined the headlights just in time to see 4 cougars take off running into the woods. Needless to say we cut that trip short and went home a few days early. We also now use a hard-sided camp trailer.
A group of us (two large families) decided to beach camp by Grand Coulee Dam. The only way to get to the campsite was by boat. It took three trips on the boat to haul all the gear for the 10 of us. Once we got set up on the beach, we realized there wasn't any shade at all and the beach sand was like lava. The worst part of the trip was that night. The group went to see the laser light show on the dam. The show was great, but the trip back wasn't. We couldn't find our campsite on the river in the dark. It took over an hour (with six cranky kids) to find our little beach. In that time, we almost hit multiple rocks along the shore line and we almost hit a floating outhouse.
A few years ago while camping, my husband and his friend got into a debate on whether they could catch a fish without any fancy fishing gear or bait. They made their own fishing pole by tying an old piece of fishing line they found with an old hook still attached to a stick. Since the stick was not very long, my husband got as close to the edge of the bank as he could to get the line out farther, lost his footing, grabbed out to his friend and they BOTH fell into the water. They were quickly pulled downstream by the fast moving current of the stream (which was more like a river) and were headed straight towards a massive beaver dam. My friend and I had to run down the bank following them and pull them out before they hit the wood.
Years ago my husband and I took three toddlers and three six year olds camping for several days. We had many cuts and scrapes. We ran out of food and wanted to camp longer so we took all the kids on a back road adventure. We saw elk, deer, wild flowers and inbred back roads people selling baloney cheese and bread in their bar/post office/general store/gas station. No mishap happened but it was a great Memorial Day Weekend.
We embarked on a camping adventure with three kids (two not potty trained) and a three-month-old baby for Labor Day Weekend years ago. No one slept well and kids with bare feet whined and complained insistently. During the weekend, my husband split his leg open and ended up with seven stitches in his shin at the ER 30 minutes away. Then one of our friends had a severe bladder infection that required an ER visit 30 minutes away, again. While I was taking her to the ER, the dads all took the kids fishing off the dock. Our second oldest fell in the water and had to be rescued by his dad. Our 3-month-old baby cried non-stop as soon as the temperature reached 85 degrees or higher at about noon every day. Sunday evening our friends suggested we "put this camping trip out of its misery." I haven't been camping since!
The funny photo at the top of the article is from pophangover.com. Check it out for more funny camping fail photos.

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Today the hauntingly beautiful Ghost Willow is appearing on the scene to add just the right amount of eeriness to any Halloween card. You might think I'm crazy but this is my favorite 'incarnation' of Willow yet! Even though she is called Ghost Willow I can see her making a pretty cool sorceress, witch or Druid priestess all depending on how you color her up. To get this more ghostly look I stuck to a very limited color palette of the lightest BG and G Copic markers then I added a bunch of sparkle to her gown with a Copic Spica clear glitter pen (I think I even managed to get some of it to show up in the pic this time).
The rest of the card is really simple as all I needed in terms of pattern paper was this 'old as the hills' DCWV paper... isn't that a spooky backdrop?! Add to that a few bats, some 'star' gems and this cool sentiment that I printed out and voila... not a house that I would like to visit on a dark Halloween night!
The Lil Haunts will only be released as digi stamps and all four will be available in the Tickled Pink Store on Saturday. As always if you want a chance to win this ghostly ghoul all you have to do is leave a comment on the Tickled Pink blog today... BUT if you want a chance to win the entire set of four on release day then leave a comment at TP and on all of the participating Pink Ladies, Pink Spotlight, Pink Celebrity and Pink Party Guests blogs..... WOW that is a lot of {PINK} but SO worth it! ;)
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I hope that as I continue my #lutherie career the excitement of designing an instrument and ordering the wood never wears off.
I hope that as I continue my #lutherie career the excitement of designing an instrument and ordering the wood never wears off.
@openphoto oh great! Pulling now… #indieweb #web
The poster is for a gig I'm doing in December. But just because it's a print poster is no reason not to use #microformats2 #µf2
Designing a poster in HTML (for compatibility). It's relaxing to not have to deal with fluid design.
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Nick Charlton ooh, fab. I have a gig that evening but should be able to make it.
Me: "Yes, that is a tool called Github, with an octopus-cat hybrid as a logo. It's one of the best tools which has been created, I use it every day"
Brother: "I am scared"
@malarkey you're not going to do away with the duck, are you? Look into the duck's eyes. YOU CANNOT TRUST IT.
@sophiedennis I went last year and it was fab. Just ordered my ticket — it's an 18th birthday present from my parents
Ow. #painfulUrls
Aral Balkan I'm the same with #PHP. s/CocoaPods/#Composer.
.Jack Way @john_nye worth considering this for #exeterweb test lab? http://viljamis.com/blog/2012/remote-preview/ /via @malarkey
#symfony2 Security component is a beast. Once I've got it sorted, there's a BIG tutorial on it's way. The symfony components have taught me a huge amount, so improving their documentation the least I can do.
@joviansalak awesome! Chainsaw is certainly on my list of #lutherie purchases… some way under metalworking lathe though ;)
Jack Way netbeans is certainly the best IDE for php I've used so far. Angular.js looks nice, I'm trying to learn ember at the mo but the docs are rather inadequate.
Tom Morris just tried it, and I can hack offline, with inline docs and code completion for both language functions, imported packages and my own classes. PHP+Netbeans.
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October 5, 2001
Lawrence J. Goodrich, Communications Director, (202) 523-3240, ext. 27
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom wrote October 4 to national security advisor Condolezza Rice and Assistant Secretary of State A. Elizabeth Jones to urge that President Bush raise the issue of religious violence during his meetings today with Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze. The letters, signed by Commission Chair Michael K. Young, pointed to an "alarming increase" in such violence during the last two years, with Jehovah's Witnesses particularly targeted.
"According to human rights observers and members of religious communities, Jehovah's Witnesses, Evangelical Christians, Pentecostals, and adherents of the Assemblies of God and other 'non-traditional' religious denominations have been the targets of some 80 violent attacks during this period," Chairman Young wrote.
The full text of the letters follows:
Dear Dr. Rice [Ambassador Jones]:
When President Bush meets with President Eduard Shevardnadze on Friday, October 5, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom urges him to raise the failure of the government of Georgia to address adequately an alarming increase in religious violence. The Commission recommends that President Bush urge President Shevardnadze to act decisively to end an atmosphere of impunity for those perpetrating attacks on members of religious minorities and for law enforcement officials who have refused to step in and prevent such attacks or bring perpetrators to justice.
In the last two years, members of religious minorities in Georgia have been subjected to increasing violence and harassment. Jehovah's Witnesses in particular have been targeted for such treatment, and they report that more than two dozen violent attacks and acts of harassment occurred during the period January 1 - August 16, 2001 alone. According to human rights observers and members of religious communities, Jehovah's Witnesses, Evangelical Christians, Pentecostals, and adherents of the Assemblies of God and other "non-traditional" religious denominations have been the targets of some 80 violent attacks during this period. Worshipers have been seriously beaten at prayer meetings, and religious literature and other property have been destroyed. A well-known group led by Vasili Mkalavishvili, an excommunicated priest of the Georgian Orthodox Church, has openly carried out several of these attacks. Other attacks have been carried out by officials of the Georgian Orthodox Church (including priests) and, in some cases, local police.
The government of Georgia has taken some steps to address the attacks, but these appear to have been inadequate and ineffective, giving rise to the impression that those who attack or harass members of "non-traditional" faiths may do so with impunity. President Shevardnadze has condemned religious violence. In March 2001 he issued a decree instituting "special measures" to stop crimes of a religious nature and to punish those involved. Nevertheless, Georgian police have come under heavy criticism for not acting to prevent or fully investigate such attacks. No one has been charged in most of the attacks, although many of the attackers' identities are known. In some cases the victims themselves have been charged with crimes (such as hooliganism). The UN Committee Against Torture has expressed concern regarding "the failure of police to intervene and take appropriate action despite the existence of legal tools to prevent and prosecute acts of religious violence" and the lack of an effective and independent mechanism for filing complaints. Earlier this year, criminal charges were brought against Mkalavishvili, but the charges have been criticized as insufficient in light of the crimes he is known to have committed. Mkalavsihli remains free and continues to orchestrate attacks.
Georgia is a party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and has undertaken obligations to protect religious freedom and other human rights in agreements of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. President Shevardnadze should be urged to do more to uphold these obligations by enforcing Georgia's own laws. This includes prosecuting those responsible for religious violence and disciplining police and other officials who have participated in or have failed to take reasonable steps to prevent attacks and bring perpetrators to justice. Moreover, Georgian officials should provide equal protection of the law for all of its citizens regardless of their religion.
It is the Commission's hope that President Bush will raise these important religious freedom concerns with President Shevardnadze later this week.
Michael K. Young
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For those hard-to-buy-for mothers, consider picking up tickets to one of the big concerts going on sale this weekend. Virginia Beach shows by Lil Wayne, Tim McGraw or Bob Dylan and Wilco could solve your Mother's Day problem.
The July 27 show by Tim McGraw, also featuring Brantley Gilbert and Love and Theft, at Farm Bureau Live amphitheater went on sale this morning. They range in price from $30.25 to $70 plus service charges.
Lil Wayne's July 28 concert at Farm Bureau also went on sale today. Tickets to the show, which will also feature T.I. and 2 Chainz, range in price from $35.75 to $95.75.
Finally, Bob Dylan will headline the Americanarama Festival at Farm Bureau Live on July 24. The tour's Virginia Beach stop will also feature Wilco, My Morning Jacket and Ryan Bingham. Those tickets, which go on sale 10 a.m. Saturday, May 4, are priced $29.50 to $79.50.


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Happy President's Day Weekend! The weather is beautiful and our museum in a park has plenty happening inside and out. If you want to soak up the sunlight, take a stroll through Chris Burden's Urban Light and Michael Heizer's Levitated Mass, enjoy a drink or a meal at Ray's and Stark Bar, or spend some time with your kids during our free Andell Family Sunday activities.
Inside the galleries we've got something for everyone, from the blockbuster Stanley Kubrick exhibition to nineteenth-century French ceramics or American landscapes, to German Expressionism and cinema. If that's enough for you, check out the list of even more exhibitions on view.
On the contemporary art front, this is a special weekend. For fans of Walter De Maria and his 2000 Sculpture, stop into the Bing Theater today or Sunday at 3:30 for a free screening of his 1969 film short Hard Core. This weekend is also one of your last chances to see two exhibitions in BCAM—Michael Heizer: Actual Size and Lost Line: Contemporary Art from the Collection, the latter featuring works by the likes of Gabriel Orozco, Robert Smithson, Uta Barth, Steve McQueen, Analia Saban, and many more.
Tonight our New York Noir film series continues with two thrillers—Little Fugitive (new 35mm print!), from 1953, which impacted the French New Wave, and a gritty portrait of the Lower East Side, The Window, from 1949.
Alternatively, step into the Bing Theater on Sunday not for film but for music, where emerging artists from Junior Chamber Music and the USC Thornton School will perform a free concert for our free Sundays Live series.
And of course, don't forget this is a three-day weekend! Thanks to Target, Monday is a Free Target Holiday Monday (excluding Stanley Kubrick), featuring live music and story time in the Boone Children's Gallery.
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I think there is actually some good quality music in themes/soundtrax ....have a number of them on the pod
What are your opinions ?? No wrong answers (mostly)
For TV themes ...there are the old standbys
Hawaii 5-O
Peter Gunn
Rockfish Files
Miami Vice
and the far away #1 ...Mission Impossible
Movies ?? the Laurie Johnson theme running thru the James Bond films is most famous
and I think Bassey's Goldfinger is prolly tops
I actually liked the ST from Gladiator, tho dont remember the theme
the ST from Crimson Tide is very high on my list
Top gun
V for Vendetta
and I liked Nancy's You only Live Twice from the like titled film
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Kyrie Irving's 3-pointer in clutch carries Cavs past Pistons
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- Kyrie Irving's last-minute 3-pointer helped seal another victory for Cleveland -- and the Cavaliers' longest winning streak since LeBron James left.
Irving connected from beyond the arc with 27.2 seconds remaining, and Cleveland went on to a 93-89 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night. The Cavaliers have won four in a row for the first time since an eight-game streak in March 2010, not long before James departed for Miami.
"It's been fun," said Irving, who was drafted by Cleveland with the No. 1 pick in 2011. "Four in a row -- this is the first time in my career. It's a big step."
Tristan Thompson scored 14 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter for Cleveland, overpowering Detroit's vaunted front line as the Cavs rallied from a 10-point deficit in the final period. The Pistons had their three-game winning streak snapped.
Andre Drummond had 16 points and 17 rebounds for the Pistons, but he didn't do much in the fourth quarter, when Thompson took control inside.
Cleveland led by one in the final minute when Irving made his big 3-pointer as the shot clock expired to put the Cavs ahead 89-85.
Cleveland beat the Pistons for the first time in eight meetings.
Detroit was playing its second game under interim coach John Loyer after Maurice Cheeks was fired Sunday, and this was a repeat of the problems the Pistons have had all season at home. Detroit has lost six games at The Palace when leading after three quarters.
"We didn't guard as well as we did in the first three quarters," Loyer said. "They dominated the boards down the stretch. They got too many second shots. When you lead for 46 minutes, you expect to win the game."
It was 76-66 in the fourth when the Cavaliers cut into the lead with an 8-0 run capped by Thompson's dunk off a nice pass from Irving. Detroit tried to hold on, but Irving made two free throws with 2:06 remaining, giving Cleveland its first lead of the game at 82-81.
Josh Smith spun to the basket for a dunk to put the Pistons back ahead, but Thompson came up with an offensive rebound and dunked to put the Cavs up 84-83. After Smith missed inside, a put-back dunk by Thompson at the other end made it 86-83.
Kyle Singler cut Cleveland's lead to one when he made two free throws with 51.4 seconds left, but with the Cavaliers' next possession seemingly going nowhere, Irving found enough space to make his second 3-pointer of the game -- and Detroit never recovered.
"I've got to be better down the stretch and make that final box-out -- that's what got them going," Drummond said. "When Thompson got that put-back, and Kyrie hit that big 3 down the stretch, too, I've got to put that on my shoulders. That's on me."
Irving finished with 23 points. Thompson had seven of his 15 rebounds in the fourth quarter.
With so much mediocrity in the Eastern Conference this season, hardly anyone is really out of the playoff race. Detroit trails Charlotte by a half-game for the eighth and final postseason spot. Cleveland is three back of the Bobcats.
"It was a big game for us -- especially the last game before the All-Star break," Thompson said. "A lot of teams come out thinking about the beach and being on vacation, but for us, we wanted to finish out the week strong."
Drummond had 10 offensive rebounds, but the Pistons' poor outside shooting finally caught up to them. Detroit went 9 for 38 outside the paint, including 4 of 23 from 3-point range.
Rodney Stuckey was limited to 12 minutes for Detroit because of dizziness, and Cleveland was without Anderson Varejao, who sat out a second straight game with a sore back.
Game notes
Rookie Anthony Bennett, who had his first career double-double on Tuesday in a win over Sacramento, scored only two points against Detroit. ... Drummond had only two points and two rebounds in the fourth quarter.
NBA News
Raptors' Marc Gasol prepared for a sentimental first matchup with Grizzlies, his former team
The Memphis Grizzles will face Marc Gasol and the Toronto Raptors on Sunday. the first game between the clubs since Gasol was traded to Toronto in February 2019.
Lillard responds to Beverley's and George's antics
Damian Lillard contends that Patrick Beverley and Paul George trolling him after his misses is a sign of respect and points out he's sent both home in the playoffs.
LeBron congratulates Leah Still on being five years cancer-free
LeBron James takes time away from practice to celebrate with Leah Still as she has been cancer-free for five years.


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A while back, Amy Coon from The Paper Life contacted me about becoming a PaperGirl. I was honored and of course said yes!
She's had a wonderful new adventure in the works for months now...and today is lauch day! It's all about hybrid scrapbooking called Paperlife Printables.
I love the idea of being able to print out just what I want when I want it!
The Just Beachy line happens to be my favorite right now since I have lots of beach pictures...the colors are wonderful!
{the shell on the above layout...totally printed on cardstock and popped up with pop-dots...cool right?}
And the chevron in this kit...so trendy and fun!
Head on over to the brand new website to check out all the details!
Don't forget about the Scrapbook Trends giveaway I am doing below!
Friday, July 1, 2011
{I'm a Paper Girl...
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- July 1, 2011 at 8:40 AM
- Briana Johnson said...
Congrats, Megan! I will check it out now!
- July 1, 2011 at 11:39 AM
- Penny Smith said...
What woodgrain letter stickers are those? Cute LO's! :)
- July 5, 2011 at 1:18 PM
- Keshet said...
Congrats, and LOVE your layouts!
- July 6, 2011 at 5:25 AM
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Dec 29, 2011
Flying Swords of Dragon Gate, Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey and The Skin I Live In are reviewed, plus the team reveal what their favourite films of 2011 are. With Josh Nelson, Thomas Caldwell and Tara Judah.
Dec 23, 2011
Zero G 850: POD IN BOOTS
Science Fiction, Fantasy and Historical Radio with Rob Jan. This week: Filing The Batman Files, the animated movie Puss In Boots, and a lot of anti-Claus festering season tracks...and more...
For playlists, show notes, the T.V Geek and news see the 3RRR website at
Dec 22, 2011
The Woman (DVD), The Adventures of Tintin and We Bought a Zoo are reviewed, plus the team chat about their favourite Christmas films. With Tara Judah, Thomas Caldwell and Josh Nelson.
Dec 21, 2011
A massive final show for the year hosted by Dr Shane with Dr Krystal, Dangermouse, Dr Adam, Dr Chromo and Andrea from the BOM running through their highlights of the year. Both positive and negative stories including failed Mars missions, a fake immunisation campaign, restoring sight in blind mice, restoring magnetic...
Dec 21, 2011
Last show for 2011!
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Starved Rock State Park
Starved Rock, one of the most beautiful places in Illinois...READ MORE
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An Unforgettable Trip Through The Starved Rock Area!
Starved Rock Area
Starved Rock Area from the Heritage Corridor represents a place where the outdoor activities are at home. You can enjoy a bike ride or go hiking on one of the well marked trails. Other outdoor activities from Starved Rock Area include canoeing, horseback riding and boating.
Rich in history and bursting with activities, the Starved Rock Area includes beautiful and enjoyable attractions no matter what the season. Starved Rock State Park, boasts 13 miles of well-marked trails, bluffs and 18 canyons. The parks Visitors Center filled with interactive exhibits and a video of the park's history.
Stop by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Illinois Waterway Visitors Center. Overlooking the lock and dam, the center is the perfect spot for bird watching, particularly wintering eagles.
For history buffs, view the looming statues of Lincoln and Douglas in the square at Ottawa or visit one of the area's historical mansions. Nature lovers will find canoeing, horseback riding and boating in the towns throughout the Starved Rock Area including Ottawa, Utica, Streator, Mendota, LaSalle, Peru, Marseilles, Seneca or Oglesby. Each offers inviting restaurants, quaint shopping and hometown hospitality.
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If you've ever had a problem with some of Google's frivolity, it'll all be forgiven after hearing this: researchers have used Google's webpage algorithm to find cancer biomarkers, which can lead to early diagnosis and better treatment.
Recently, researchers at Germany's Dresden University of Technology ranked about 20,000 proteins by genetic relevance to the progression of pancreatic cancer and found seven that can help them diagnose the aggressiveness of each individual case. This leads to more effective and personalized treatment.
These biomarkers were found by employing the Google webpage algorithm, which Google uses to decide in which order to present your search results. The algorithm is complex and involves many factors, but one key factor is the amount of interconnectivity a page has. A webpage with no other pages linking to it and no social media interaction seems less important to Google.
In that vein, researchers helped narrow their protein rankings by looking at the network of physical and regulatory interactions to find which ones played a large role in the progression of cancer itself. The exact same way Google figures out which cute kitten blog to show you when you search "cute kitten blog."
"Once we added the network information in our analysis, our biomarkers became more reproducible," said Christof Winter, the paper's first author.
Time will tell if this advancement has any major impact on cancer treatment, but it certainly has a load of potential.
Via Medical Daily


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Reflections on Lent - Day 4
The storms have found us. Lightning strike, thunder boom. It has been a surprise for me today up on this hill. Was I not looking? Not paying attention to the weather? Apparently, that's a no go. I was working on the new novel when my alarm sounded. It was time for the live Reader Posse Round up at high-noon and I was looking forward to connecting with my readers, giving them a sneak peek of some new words from the page. But instead I kept repeating myself, finally gave in to giving up, hanging up. Calling it done. Later, I sent them an original short story as apology. Thanks for tuning in but today has been called due to weather.
My Lent embarkment has been to remember how to pray silently for a stranger each day. How to keep someone, place someone, on my heart in such a way it matters to me. Where I connect with someone human in a short, small way that reminds me to be human. 40 days. That's all. Surely, after having done this for three years running and then some I can pull off 40 days.
Then the storm. The things that waylay us. Storms in everyday. Storms in life. Things that derail us so easily from the goal we had, the lofty thing, the desire for better than we were before. But today - oh my, what a surprise. As I said, I was writing. Nested in. There had been grey skies and some clouds and so early on I built a fire just for purpose. The kind where you gaze and snuggle down and work sitting on the floor, laptop in - well, lap. Literally. I live up the hill without a basement much to speak of. More crawl space that I would think if I was crawling in the house would cave in upon me. Sometimes there seems to be no safe place. I have that closet I've written of. The one beneath the stairs. Close enough it's what I've got.
Today, I didn't venture out so no strangers met but still some find their way to mind. People used to ask me, "What do you do if you don't leave home that day? Then what? What prayers are lifted up or said?"
"There's always someone," I would reply. "An unknown authors name on the spine of novel laying out. The face in a newspaper, the voice on a radio."
Our worlds are encased with strangers.
Today, as the lightening struck near the house, connecting to the ground singing something out there somewhere, as thunder explodes even now as I write these words in such a way I start and jump, think - Will there be no end to this today? And the weather service sends me yet again an alarm that says Lightning has struck closer than a mile.
I want to tell them, Yes, I know. I'm living here. I was raised in the deep south. Full of storms and summers. This is the stuff that I was made of.
And I think of that first cousin to my stomping grounds, Alabama and her recent heartbreak. My stranger then today is this. Those who lost and are grieving still from storms that shook and killed and wiped away hearts and worlds. For them I bow my head today.
The lightning makes me jump, the thunderclaps are way too bold and truth be told the smallest vein of fear dares to run amok in me. But, I am not afraid to pray. For Peace be still. For kingdom come. Thy will be done. Even when my flesh opposes me.
Tonight, again - Alabama rests heavy on my heart. Because I know the storms have passed but the hurt lingers on. Always will. And the best we can do is to continue loving and try to understand.
Thanks so much for reading, liking and sharing with friends.
July 2020


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