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Written by Mandy McGee
Andie deRoux is a Seattle native and a brilliant fine artist, sculptor and beautiful model. The first time I met Andie she posed for me for my first fetish shoot. She was also the first Transsexual female I had ever photographed. I was proud of our work together and have been friends ever since. She has been a mentor (in a way) and a great friend to me. Andie opened my eyes to a whole new world of artistry and way of thinking; I began accepting certain things about myself. Her art takes you through her life journey, her struggles and growing confidence. I have been truly inspired by her beauty, passion, hard work and talent.
Andie has original art up in many places throughout Seattle (and surrounding areas) such as Redmond City Hall, Seattle University, Safeco Insurance, Seattle Chinese Medical Center, CRS Financial Center, Seattle Center and the Pike Place Market Foundation. She has exhibited at many galleries and has been featured in numerous noted Seattle publications as well.
Mandy: Have you always been an artist?
Andie: Yes I grew up with my hands in clay and paint. My mother is an artist, so I've always been surrounded by art. My father was also a painter for a brief time.
Mandy: Why are you an artist?
Andie: There are no rules in art. Everything is allowed. I have a conversation with the world, and it has one with me through my art.
(Photo above taken by Carson Rader)
Mandy: What kind of art do you make? Why?
Andie: I create flat sculptures mostly. Some people call them paintings, but to me they are just flattened sculpture. I also create cast pieces, bas-relief and in the round. I model for photographs, my own and others. I collaborate on art projects.
Mandy: What themes do you pursue?
Andie: A lot of my work deals with my own dreams, and also my own personal journey through life.
Mandy: Did you go to art school or are you self taught?
Andie: I got a BFA from Washington State University and I was also self taught. Art school does not make you an artist. You cannot be taught to be an artist. You can be taught to be a thing-maker, but not an artist. You need to already have that inside you. I definitely learned skills in art school, but it did not make me into an artist.
Andie at age 3
Mandy: What role does the artist have in society?
Andie: There is no culture without artists. Society is glued together by culture.
Mandy: What has been a seminal experience?
Andie: I traveled to Stockholm in 2009 to meet my best friend, Kimi Kawabori and also to see a portrait of me that was painted by Ulrika Warmling. I walked into the Charlotte Lund gallery in Stockholm, before her show opened, and I started tearing up when I saw the life size portrait that Ulrika had spent a year painting. I had to leave the room until I was not so overcome with emotion from seeing the portrait. It was such a powerful moment in my life.
Link to Ulrika Warmling's work
Mandy: What materials do you use in making your art?
Andie: I love working with a lot of materials. I work mostly with epoxy resin, dry pigments, sumi ink, pastels, watercolor and acrylics.
Mandy: Why do you choose those materials?
Andie: They are incredibly versatile. I use them both for painting and sculpture.
Andie in her studio, photo by Seattle Next Door
Mandy: What artists do you most identify with?
Andie: I like artists that make their own work.
What's your favourite art work that you have done?
Andie: My favorite piece right now is one I did in 2004/2005. It's called "Never Look Back/Gate". It's a self portrait of me opening a gate. I made it when I realized I had to start changing my life in a big way, in order to be happy, and not kill myself. Too many people love me, so that really kept me from doing it. All of my work is very symbolic.
"Never Look Back/Gate"
Mandy: Describe a real-life situation that inspired you?
Andie: My life. My friends.
Mandy: What's your scariest experience?
Andie: I was once almost attacked by two large pit bulls. My small dogs were almost killed. It was the most terrifying moment in my life.
Mandy: What jobs have you done other than being an artist?
Andie: Too many to list here. I have had so many jobs.
Mandy: You are also a model. What drew you to modeling?
Andie: I wanted to be a model when I was 12. My parents got very upset at the idea and told me I would never be doing that. Now I model for photographers and some of them are national and internationally known. I think I'm mostly a muse that gets photographed. It's just another medium to create in. I really enjoy the collaboration and the immediacy of the process. It's part performance, part planning, part spontaneity. A lot has to do with the chemistry between the models and the photographer. Without that, there is nothing. It doesn't matter what kind of fancy camera and lights you have.
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Photo by Picasso Muse
Mandy: What memorable responses have you had to your work?
Andie: I was once told that when someone was standing near one of my pieces, they felt like a forest was running past them and they were feeling all of this deja vu….That my work was triggering memories of dreams that they had.
Mandy: How do you feel about funding the arts and what role does arts funding have?
Andie: I have no idea. I've never liked the idea of arts organizations funding artists. Artists should be valued so much by society they should not need arts funding. As long as artists get hand outs, that will never change. I don't care to beg. I'd rather starve.
Mandy: What superpower would you have and why?
Andie: I already have a superpower and that's secret.
Mandy: What is your dream project?
Andie: I would love to design the interior & exterior of a public building or hotel.
"City of Light"
Mandy: Name three artists you'd like to be compared to.
Andie: Louise Bourgeois, Andy Warhol, Grayson Perry.
Mandy: What is your favorite or most inspirational place?
Andie: Everywhere.
Mandy: Professionally, what's your goal?
Andie: to have integrity, and to have a unique viewpoint.
Andie at one of her art openings, photo by Rebecca Jones
Mandy: What's the best piece of advice you've been given?
Andie: Judy Chicago said to me: " Never read the reviews, just count the inches. That is the only thing that matters. It doesn't matter what they are saying about your work, it's the fact that they are talking about it." That's what I remember at least. I like art that creates a discussion.
Mandy: What advice can you give others who are pursuing art?
Andie: Keep walking forward one step at a time. Don't ever look back. Don't be afraid to discard old work. You need to be able to purge at the same time as you create. other wise you will become one of those art-hoarders.Show your work everywhere, but don't give it away. A show can be successful even if you don't sell a thing. Many times people will ask you how much you sold. I ask them, how many people did your art touch? That is the greater value.
Andie and me
Check out more info on Andie at her Facebook Page
Written by Mandy McGee
Gabino Mabalay is a Seattle (born and raised) based photographer. He is a friend and an artist I greatly admire. He has a great eye and really gets his models to open up and work it. Gabino has a great work ethic and process when it comes to his shoots and he is very determined to get a great finishing product. He has an, ever growing, inspiring and varied portfolio of work with strands of experimental concepts, fashion and nudes. He works with digital as well as film and has recently started doing more alternative processes. I have him showing at one of my events this month in Seattle and I am more than pleased with what he has come up with for the show (digital transfers on wood canvas with rabbit glue). If you are in the Seattle area you should check it out.
Self Portrait
Mandy: How long have you been doing photography and how did you get started?
Gabino: I have been doing photography since junior year in high school. I was also given a little camera back when I was in grade school but really didn't take off with it till then.
Mandy: How did you learn photography school or self taught?
Gabino: During high school I took classes both there and at a non-profit teen program. I went on to go to Cornish College of the Arts where I got my BFA.
Mandy: Have you always wanted to do photography?
Gabino: I guess I had an appetite for it back when I was young and it sort of just spiraled out from there.
Scanned Polaroid
Mandy: Why do you choose fashion photography to focus on?
Gabino: Fashion photography is a great way to make connections and to work with some very talented people. After doing a few shoots here and there I was hooked.
Mandy: What else do you enjoy to photograph?
Gabino: I love night photography and I really do miss going out at very late hours capturing surreal scenes with long exposures.
Mandy: What is most important to you, technique or vision?
Gabino: At times I can be very technical, while others I care more about the final image and less how it took to get there. My personal philosophy about photography is that when you focus too much on the technical aspects of getting the "perfect" image, you miss it entirely.
Mandy: What equipment and software do you make use of in your work flow?
Gabino: Of course the most economic route right now is to shoot digital and I have my fair share of both Nikon and Canon digital. For film I have Polaroid kit cameras, Holgas, and an old Hasselblad to name a few. On the computer side I love Lightroom. I can get about 80-90 percent of the work done on there and for the final finishing touches I can jump into Photoshop.
Mandy: What have you learned lately in photography?
Gabino: Lately I have been working on alternative printing. I'm also considering learning how to make Wet Plates, but the chemicals associated with that stuff scares me. Ha, but you only live once right?
What he is working on now and what is currently hanging for my event.
Mandy: What photographers inspire you?
Gabino: Some of the photographers that I have been following lately would be J Caldwell, Burroughs, Mark Velasquez, Amy Fries, and Corwin Prescott
Mandy: What inspires your photography style?
Gabino: Good question, honestly I don't really have a straight answer for you. I browse tumblr a lot lately and I see all this amazing imagery on there. I also work with some stellar people who help focus and develop my artwork.
Scanned Polaroid
Mandy: If you could work for any publication what would it be?
Gabino: This is one of the most difficult questions to answer. The industry as I see it has had some major shifts in the past decade.There is not too many huge print organizations that I would really consider. There are of course Vogue, Vanity Fair and Elle to name a few… but not the US versions.
Mandy: If you could have any super power what would it be?
Gabino: I am a fan of Iron Man… but that's not really a power. It's a toss up between flight and Ludicrous Speed.
Mandy: What advice do you have for individuals interested in pursuing a career in photography?
Gabino: I think the best advice that I can give someone is to get out there and start working on your craft. Do what you can to learn from those that are willing to teach you. It doesn't matter if you take classes or tutor under someone. Just have fun, get messy, and make mistakes.
Mandy: Where can people find out more about you, your work and how to buy images?
Gabino: Find me on my tumblr, flickr and follow me on twitter. Almost all my images are for sale. Email me for info and prices.
All images are owned by Gabino Mabalay


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Raising four-year-old triplets and an abandoned teenager, single mother Arabella Clayton Michaels has her hands full. She loves everything about her big family in tiny Clayton, Colorado. But when a Denver surgeon arrives with the news that her beloved teenager is his long-lost niece, Arabella worries she'll lose the girland much more. Jonathan Turner's harrowing past makes her want to open her heart to him. But will the handsome doctor accept… (more)
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Minnesota's football championships have been contested in the Metrodome since 1982, usually on the Friday and Saturday following Thanksgiving. But because the Metrodome is being demolished to make way for a new Minnesota Vikings stadium after this season, the MSHSL needed to find another venue for its seven title games in 2014 and 2015.
The board decided to have the 2014 title games at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, home of the University of Minnesota football team. Those games will be played one week before Thanksgiving weekend. But 2015 remains undecided because there are conflicts with the Gophers. The Prep Bowl would have to be played two weeks before Thanksgiving if TCF Bank Stadium is used.
Options for 2015 offered by MSHSL associate director Kevin Merkle included starting the regular season earlier, starting the playoffs earlier, shortening the regular season from eight games to seven or moving the Prep Bowl to a stadium outside the Twin Cities such as the Fargodome or Alerus Center in Grand Forks.
Millea said nothing has moved beyond the idea stage. He said the MSHSL has not contacted anybody at either the Fargodome or the Alerus Center.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Lisa52 Unexpected Pleasure The staff was well trained and very helpful, especially the front desk and the server at the restaurant. We enjoyed the experience and are looking forward to staying at the Westin Cape Coral on our next visit to Florida. February 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by tw10 AWESOME HOTEL...AWESOME SERVICE! This Hotel has it ALL. Great rooms, great views, great service. Derrick, Jess, Becky, Erika, Maria and shawn at the FREONT, and David, Michael and Grant at Valet. HOME AWAY FROM HOME!!! January 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lisa Great Views Wonderful views and love the Nauti Mermaid Bar. The room was fantastic. The battery on our smoke detector went dead about midnight on our first night stay but the staff replaced the batteries and did so very quickly. May 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeff55 Overall an excellent experience We were met by a very pleasant English speaking staff. Check in and out were both quick and painless. The motel was clean with a relaxing environment and all the amenities. I would recommend this hotel to everyone. August 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AnnC Great place to relax and take a deep breathe, enjoy the view. Step out of your car and meet the friendliest, most hospitable man ever, Michael H. Take note girls, he looks like Joey from the show Friends. He will make you feel special and oh so welcome....Joey your the best! May 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RJB9615 Very Nice Place! Ww enjoyed our stay here. The staff was exceptional and the facilities were very nice. The only issue we had was with the quality of the Internet Service but this was more than made up with the overall experience. January 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jcool Great feature My stay was more than I expected along with the beautiful landscape made my stay even more enjoyable. I hope to return in the future and have stayed at other Westin and each time has been a great experience. November 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Coolhand1 Outstanding accommodations This was one of the most comfortable and scenic Westins that I have ever stayed in. The pictural representation on line was true to the experience. Well appointed rooms and an amazing view to top it off! November 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PasoFino Awesome Hotel and Location This property has a beautiful location. Everything is new and in excellent condition. Staff are caring and attentive to your needs. This is a hidden gem that you should consider above all the others! November 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mukesh Excellent staff and service Mr. Remy Pary went out of the way when our plans changed unexpectedly . I will like to have the management recognize him for an excellent customer service. February 3, 2014
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Candice1 Disappointed I added comments below, but very disappointed in stay. After giving a list to the front desk about our disappointment, no one ever called us to check if all was alright. January 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sad2go Wonderful Beautiful place. Great views. Great staff. Only comment, restraurant is quite expensive. Could use a lower cost alternative. Overall a great place to stay. We will be back. January 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Melivard Great experience We drove 4 and 1/2 hours to attend an all day music festival. The minute we got there we changed our minds and decided to enjoy this lovely hotel. Great service, great view and the room is REALLY nice. September 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by kajo A wonderful hotel in a beautiful setting Everything about the Westin Cape Coral Resort exceeded our expectations; from the location, to the food, and especially the hotel staff. The Westin is definitely on our list of places we'll return to. July 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chris32 Fantastic Quite possibly the best hotel I've stayed at. We got a free upgrade to a King Suite since there were some vacancies. The room and view were fantastic. Wonderfully friendly staff and beautiful grounds. April 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SJJ402 Wonderful This Westin exceeded my expectations, everything was new and clean. The food in the restaurant Marker 92 was outstanding, fresh seafood and the chef knows his fish and how to prepare. Must go back! May 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by traciria Four Day Getaway We decided a week prior to take a long weekend and were thrilled to find availability at the hotel. We arrived on Friday and departed Monday and everything about our stay was wonderful! December 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fedgrr7207 A little gem in Cape Coral This is our second stay at this hotel in the past 30 days and we love it! We have taken advantage of the Westin Weekend getaway. The rooms are clean and the staff is friendly. Highly recommended! August 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by pjakes78 Beautiful setting Like all Westin resorts, the entryway is beautifully landscaped and the air is infused with their signature scent. Sailboats float in and out of the harbor. The overall feeling is very tranquil. January 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Connie2 Relaxing getaway Our stay at the Westin Cape Coral was wonderful. We would like to send a special thank you to Taylor at the front desk. She was so friendly and accomodating. It made our stay even better. November 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by judi67 long weekend away This hotel was truly great. The i bedroom suite was all I expected and more. The resort had many wonderful activities including a free boat ride to Fort Meyers beach. I'll definitely be back. September 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeanne45 Great accommodations in Cape Coral! The Westin in Cape Coral is an excellent property in south west Florida. If you are traveling to this section of Florida and like staying at Westin properties then you will enjoy staying here. February 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by chrissied Excellent hotel! This is a beautiful hotel! The staff could not have been nicer. Anything you need they were right there with it. Beautiful and comfortable room. Will definitely stay here again! December 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by kattby This hotel is ideal, so beautiful! The hotel was ideal, we loved it. Even from the scent in the lobby! We kept going outside to come back in just to get that smell upon entering. The staff was fantastic! Were coming back! September 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RLee1531 Great Resort In a Good Location Stayed at the Westin on Cape Coral for a long week-end, enjoyed the full size kitchen, living room and bedroom with great screened porch overlooking the water. Would highly recommend!! June 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vick Lovely Weekend We shared a 2 bedroom suite with another couple and had a lovely weekend. The only complaint I have is that we didn't have enough time ot experience all the amenities of the property. April 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Michsh Better suited for a couples getaway Great spot! Wished the water taxi ran every day. Not enough for kids. Game room, water slide, etc. but we still had a great time. Staff is exceptionally friendly and professional! August 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DennisB Had a nice anniversary weekend We stayed in the mariner suite with our small dog and had a great time. Arrived by boat. Decent meals. Fun to bike around there. Quiet streets. Overall nice place in Cape Coral. May 20, 2013
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Upon all she sees, she poured out
her loving grace and compassion
for they run through her vein and radiated
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When her eyes capture
images of creation's beauty
her love cannot be contained, and
her wisdom shines forth as a gift to all
that receive her gaze.
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I dunno, I've had much more 'pride' and interest in my faction and its doings whenever I've done Alliance side quests, whereas with my tauren I didn't really get into any of the stuff of my own faction outside the occasional tauren quest - quite the opposite actually, I'd elope to Alliance's side with him as soon as possible if I could.
NOW you're talking. It would make factions a lot more interesting if we had the option of betraying our faction (a la EQ2) with a long involved quest that could only be completed during early levels. Then some interesting inter- and intra-faction dynamics could develop (for/against betrayers of your faction, betrayers of the other faction, etc., etc.).
It's been a dream of mine for some time.
Unfortunately I realize that it represents very little value proposition for Blizzard, and so it's likely it won't happen. You don't need to remind me.
wayrachaki said...
I have always wanted this option. It would make things much more interesting, and add a new twist to levelling alts.


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My kitten does the same thing sometimes. I think he is just really excited about eating his dinner that he gets over excited. I wouldn't stress but if you are really worried maybe a vet check up is in order.
I have bred a few kittens that have done this.
I don't know why it happens but don't worry, I'm sure she will grow out of it.
Hi Isabel,
I have had that happen to one of my kittens too. I noticed it when started bottle feeding him when his mum didn't have enough milk. After he started eating solids, it happened right after he ate a full meat-meal. I would put him to my chest under my clothes or if I had to leave, put him on a kittensafe heatpad and covered him up with a blanket. It just stopped at about 6/7 months of age. He still lives with me and still loves to pur underneath my sweaters...
I guess it's just of matter of using up the necessary energy to digest the food, which deprives the body of the energy needed to keep warm. He was quite bald. Is your kitten too?
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About Me
I'm an American who now lives with my wife Dorte in Odense, Denmark. Said wife is kind enough to allow me to write and occupy myself with various paying and non-paying projects, many of which I tell you about on the blog and on other parts of my home pages. She demands only that I provide her with dinner every night. What a deal!
Before I started my expatriated life I lived in Dallas, Texas, for many years, and I still have plenty of family and friends and roots of various kinds there. I worked in the IT field for some fifteen years there, while also managing to collect BA and MA degrees in Literary Studies and Aesthetic Studies respectively from the University of Texas at Dallas. I may return to university life again at some point to pursue the vaunted PhD, but for now I'm enjoying my freedom from classes and (especially) from Corporate America. It's really a pleasure to be able to work on only the projects I want to work on.
The bulk of the posts here form an historical chronicle of interactive entertainment, particularly story-focused games (what I like to refer to as "ludic narratives.") This project could take years, but that's fine; I'm enjoying it immensely, and happy to take my time poking at digital artifacts that are in many cases virtually forgotten. As I work my way through history, I'm also trying as much as possible to share the tools and techniques I use, to help digital historians who come after me and to help to preserve as much of this history as possible.
I also use this blog to keep those interested up to date on my other projects, to post reviews of contemporary interactive fiction titles, and as time goes on who knows what else. I won't get into what those other projects are here; they're after all likely to change as time goes on. You can, however, always find them on the blog's sidebar.
When I first started to blog, I wasn't at all sure that anyone would care to read what I wrote. (No matter what they say, I'm convinced that every writer wants to be read, just as every kid who ever picks up an electric guitar dreams of playing to a stadium full of screaming girls.) I haven't quite found my metaphorical stadium of screaming girls, but I'm happy that a fair number of you are reading. Thanks for that! I'll try to make sure the content here remains worthy of your time.
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South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint, an influential Republican who has helped prod his party rightward, will step down from his seat in January to become the next director of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
DeMint announced Thursday that he planned to succeed Ed Feulner, the longtime head of the Heritage Foundation, next month. The news of his departure was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
"I'm leaving the Senate now, but I'm not leaving the fight. I've decided to join The Heritage Foundation at a time when the conservative movement needs strong leadership in the battle of ideas," DeMint said in a statement. "No organization is better equipped to lead this fight and I believe my experience in public office as well as in the private sector as a business owner will help Heritage become even more effective in the years to come."
Since being elected to the Senate in 2004, DeMint has not-infrequently clashed with Republican leaders on specific pieces of legislation and the overall direction of the party. His conservative obstinance made him a hero among the party's grassroots.


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Albert Bogle
Albert Bogle is a minister of the Church of Scotland. On the 25th of October 2011 he was nominated to be Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland for 2012-2013; he was duly formally elected as Moderator on the 19th of May 2012 - the first day of the General Assembly's week-long annual session.
The Very Reverend Albert Orr Bogle BD MTh was ordained as a Minister of the Church of Scotland in 1981 and inducted to St Andrew's Parish Church in Bo'ness, Scotland. This has been his only charge throughout his ministry. He is married to Martha; the couple have a son and daughter.
He was born in Glasgow in 1949 and was educated at Woodside Secondary School, Glasgow. Following a career in banking (prior to 1975), he studied for a Bachelor of Divinity degree at the University of Glasgow. Prior to his ordination, he spent a year as Probationer at Cardonald Parish Church, Glasgow. He also studied part-time (1996–1998) at the University of Edinburgh for a postgraduate Master of Theology degree.[1]
As well as his ministry in Bo'ness, he has served the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in various roles since 1983. These have included membership of the Panel of Worship to being Convener of the "Church without Walls" Planning Group from 2004 to 2009. As of 2011, he is a member of the Future Strategy Group of the Church of Scotland's World Mission Council. He is known as an innovator, particularly in promoting the use of new technology within worship.
The Vine Trust[edit]
He established the Vine Trust in 1985. The Vine Trust aims to help some of the poorest children and communities around the world. The charity's Amazon Hope Project provides a health service for around 100,000 patients every year.
External links[edit]
- BBC News report, 25 October 2011
- Church of Scotland press release
- The Vine Trust and the Amazon Hope Project
- ^ Fasti Ecclesiæ Scoticanæ, Volume XI (page 215), T&T Clark Ltd, Edinburgh, 2000, ISBN 0-567-08750-6
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A certain man used to love pretty women, on whom he spent his money until he had lost everything and was reduced to poverty. In his destitution he started to wander through the markets, looking for something on which to feed himself. While he was walking, a nail pierced his toe, drawing blood. He sat down, wiped off the blood, and bandaged his toe, after which he got up, crying out in pain. Passing by a bathhouse he went in and took off his clothes. On entering he found the place clean, and so he sat by the fountain and kept on pouring water over his head until he grew tired. He then went to the cold-water room, where he found himself alone with no companions. Taking out a piece of hashish, he swallowed it, and as the drug went to his head, he toppled over on to the marble floor. The hashish led him to imagine that a high functionary was massaging him while two slaves stood at his head, one with a bowl and the other with the utensils needed for washing in the baths. When he saw that, he said to himself, "Either these people have mistaken who I am or else they are hashish eaters like me." He stretched out his legs, and in his delusion he thought that the bath man said to him, "It's time for you to go up, for you are on duty today." "Well done, hashish," he said to himself, laughing, and he sat there in silence. The bath man got up, took him by the hand, and wrapped a band of black silk around his waist. The two slaves walked behind him with the bowl and utensils until they brought him to a private room, where they released perfumes into the air. He found the room full of fruits and scented flowers. The servants sliced a melon for him and sat him on an ebony chair, while the bath man stood washing him as the servants poured out the water. They rubbed him down expertly, saying, "Our lord and master, may you enjoy constant happiness." They then went out, closing the door on him, and when he imagined that, he got up, removed the band from his waist and started to laugh until he almost lost consciousness. He went on laughing for a while and then said to himself, "I wonder why they were addressing me as though I were a vizier, calling me 'lord and master.' It may be that they have got things wrong for the moment, but afterward they will recognize who I am and say, 'This is a good-for-nothing' and beat me on the neck to their hearts' content."
Finding the room too hot, he opened the door, and in his dream he saw a small mamluk and a eunuch coming in. The mamluk had with him a package which he opened and out of which he took three silk towels, placing one on the man's head, the second over his shoulders, and the third round his waist. The eunuch gave him clogs, which he put on, and then other mamluks and eunuchs came up to him and supported him as he left the room, laughing, and went to the hall, which was sumptuously furnished in a way suitable only for kings. Servants hurried up to him and sat him on a dais, where they started to massage him until he fell asleep. In his sleep, he dreamed that there was a girl on his lap. He kissed her and placed her between his thighs, sitting with her as a man does with a woman. Taking his penis in his hand and drawing the girl to him, he pressed her beneath him.


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Customer Sue Freeman says Nix also used her credit card number in January to pay his cell phone bills of nearly $400 dollars.
"I had checked my credit card online and there had been a charge on there that I didn't understand. I called to question it and thought it was taken care of. About a week later, I pulled my account up again and there were two more charges on it," said Freeman.
A friend of Nix, 33 year-old Vedra Fowler, is also charged with forgery for filling out and cashing one of the stolen checks.
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I. Introduction
This short extract gives you a taste of your personal "Career and Vocation" horoscope by Liz Greene. The small samples taken from various chapters convey an impression of the complete vocation horoscope (18-25 pages) which can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or a bound book in the AstroShop.When we are children, people say to us, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" At that age, we usually have dreams. When we are children, we are still capable of hearing the voice of the soul. As we grow older, the questions change. There is no longer time for dreaming; we must now "face reality" and think about how to survive in the big, bad old world. This astrological report is about your vocation. It is meant to help you get a sense of what you might be good at and what might be good for you, so that your working life has a meaning as well as a pay cheque. II. How You See the World
This chapter briefly describes your personal perspective on life and explains how you can best express this in your career.III. Your aptitudes and strengths
This chapter, which contains 8-10 pages, is one of the most comprehensive sections in the "Career and Vocation" horoscope. Here is a short selection of three samples from the numerous aptitudes described in the complete report.An honest and realistic understanding of your fundamental strengths can help you to orientate yourself in the world and put your energy into areas where you can hope to shine and achieve at least many of your most cherished goals. [..] Somewhere in the back of your mind is the eternal vision of a world which could be more beautiful and more orderly; and this means that the background purpose of your work is also important. You are not likely to want to work for a company which pollutes the environment [...] [..] Your strong respect for boundaries also suits you to working with a few colleagues, in an environment such as a clinic or school, or a creative team of some kind. Most important is the need to find beauty in your immediate working environment. This may not be as literal [...] [..] You need air to breathe, and it is inevitable that you will be the one in your family who will seek knowledge and travel far afield to find it. The wider your circle of contacts, the happier you are likely to feel. Your work needs to allow you to constantly meet new people [...] IV. Know Your Limits
This chapter describes your personal limitations and suggests how you can deal with these in your professional life. In the complete horoscope, this chapter is about 5-7 pages in length. Please click here to read a complete sample reportRecognising your innate limitations can help you to focus your energy in the right direction and get the maximum fulfilment from your work. [..] Your chief limitation, in terms of your work, arises from this very strength, for your aspiration to beauty and order can make you overly sensitive to situations at work which are part of the ordinary chaos of everyday life. You may sometimes lack tolerance toward others [...] [..] There is no pleasure in struggling with money, when a bit more foresight and earthy realism could help ensure that you have material security as well as the pleasure of doing the kind of work you love. Equally, there is no joy in having to clean up past messes simply because [...] V. Working with Others
The two final chapters of "Career and Vocation" deal with the way you work together with your colleagues in your everyday working life, and what success means to you personally.One of the most important factors to consider in terms of your direction in life is how you work with others. Everyone has his or her own style of relating in the working environment; everyone has different needs and requirements. VI. What Success Really Means to You When people speak of "success", they generally mean a position of importance in the world's eyes, or a job that yields lots of money and all the material pleasures and comforts that implies. But success, in terms of the deeper issue of vocation, is a highly individual thing that means different things to different people.


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By Karin Matz
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Moses Mosop of Kenya set a course record in cruising to victory in the Chicago Marathon on Sunday in a race tempered by the first death in the event in four years after a runner collapsed near the finish line.
The runner, identified as William Caviness, 35, by the Cook County Medical Examiner's office, collapsed about 500 yards from completing the 26.2 mile course.
He collapsed within 50 yards of doctors monitoring the race, who responded immediately but could not revive him and he was pronounced dead 1 hour and 45 minutes later at a local hospital, marathon spokeswoman Robin Monsky said.
An autopsy has been scheduled for Monday.
The last death in the Chicago Marathon occurred in 2007, when temperatures climbed to 90 degrees F (32 C) with high humidity. Some 300 runners were taken to hospital suffering from heat-related illness and the race was halted early.
Conditions were milder this year with Sunday afternoon highs reaching only 73 degrees at a lake front gauge near Grant Park where the race started and finished, according to the National Weather Service.
Marathon organizers reported transporting 54 individuals to area hospitals, down from 100 last year.
Temperatures on the Chicago lakefront were in the mid-60s for the first two hours of the race and did not reach as high as expected through midday when the bulk of the runners were working their way through the city's neighborhoods.
Earlier in the day, Mosop surged away from an elite field of runners with seven miles to go, setting a course record of two hours five minutes and 37 seconds and waving to the crowd as he trotted toward the finish line.
Liliya Shobukhova of Russia won the women's competition for the third straight year in two hours eighteen minutes and 20 seconds, beating the second place women's finisher by nearly four minutes. Both winners' times were unofficial.
Mosop, who had the second fastest marathon time on record in losing the Boston Marathon by 4 seconds earlier this year, quickly countered a breakaway by countryman Wesley Korir after the 19 mile mark and never looked back in breaking the course record set two years ago.
Korir finished 38 seconds behind Mosop in second place. Bernard Kipyego of Kenya was third.
In a post-race interview, Mosop said he had been prepared to challenge for a course record, but not the world record because a leg injury had limited his training.
"I'm very happy about my job today," Mosop said in the interview on NBC television, which carried the race.
Ryan Hall, a pre-race favorite, finished fifth overall in 2:08:04 and was the top American. Hall's was the third fastest American performance on record for the Chicago Marathon trailing only Khalid Khannouchi's two wins in 2002 and 2000.
The Chicago marathon course is considered ideal for record-setting performances when conditions are right. The route cuts through two dozen ethnic neighborhoods between its start and finish in Grant Park adjacent to downtown.
Mosop had the second fastest marathon in history in Boston at 2:03:06, just behind Geoffrey Mutai of Kenya who set the marathon record at 2:03:02.
Partly because Boston is a point-to-point course and there was a strong tailwind, those times were not recognized as world records.
The current world record in the marathon is 2:03:38, set September 25 in Berlin by Kenya's Patrick Makau.
Shobukhova had the second fastest time ever for a woman in the Chicago Marathon behind Paula Radcliffe of Great Britain who set a then-world record of 2:17:18 in 2002.
Ethiopian track star Ejegayehu Dibaba, who was making her marathon debut, ran alongside Shobukhova until about the 15 mile mark before slipping off the pace. Dibaba finished second in 2:22:09. Kayoko Fukishi of Japan was third.
Some 45,000 runners were registered for the race with more than 100 countries represented. Race organizers expected some 1.7 million spectators to watch along the route. About 35,600 runners finished the race.
(Reporting by Karin Matz; Writing by David Bailey. Editing by Peter Bohan)


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I had read some negative reviews about other Granite City restaurants, so I was apprehensive about coming here. However, I was pleasantly surprised at their new gluten free menu. They now have GF buns. I had the grilled chicken sandwich, and it was delicious. I did not have a reaction. They also have other sandwiches, burgers, steaks, salads, and more on their GF menu.
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Not impressed at all! I liked one world before I had to go GF. However, their staff is not knowledgable about gluten sensitivity or their GF menu items. One waitress even asked me to explain to her what gluten was when I asked about the menu items and sides that were GF. This made me very nervous! I don't feel comfortable returning.
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Welcome to Your Cockatiel Care Guide
Do You Already Adore Cockatiels?
They say that if you read Book of Deuteronomy five times youll become a Jew. I dont know about that, but all it takes is one encounter with a cockatiel to fall in love with these charming birds. Cockatiels are sociable and lively characters, who love to play and get up to mischief.
As early as 1840, people were shipping cockatiels from Australia to Europe, so that they could keep them as pets, or admire them in zoos. Soon after this people figured out how to successfully breed cockatiels in captivity - its actually very easy and theyve been popular pets ever since.
5 Reasons to Love Cockatiels
Every cockatiel has its own personality, but generally these adorable birds love to play and interact with people, and will often seek you out for a bit of head scratching once they trust you and will even perch on you while they take a nap, if youre sitting still.
One thing that cockatiels are famous for is their ability to mimic sounds. A quick search on youtube will bring up hundreds of videos of cockatiels singing songs and mimicking other sounds they often hear. Its the males who mimic most often, because its part of their courtship display, but females will do it from time to time as well.
Something that comes as a relief to any pet owner, is when their little, loved one is easy to take care of. And caring for a cockatiel is really easy, so they make ideal first birds or first pets in general. All they need is some food, some water, and some social interaction and of course, they need a little TLC if they get sick, but who doesnt?
And since cockatiels were first brought to Europe, a wide variety of color mutations have popped up, some by accident, and some by deliberate breeding. This means that youre sure to find a cockatiel that you think is really beautiful.
After youve chosen the most beautiful member of your family, theyll be around for a long time. Cockatiels have a lifespan of 15-30 years in captivity, depending on luck and how well theyre cared for. That means you can enjoy their company for a long time. And youll probably never have to explain that theyve gone to live on a nice farm.
To sum up:
Come On, Whats The Catch?
For cockatiels, there arent any specific downsides that I can see. The only negatives are the ones that come with having any pet. You have to be able and willing to commit the time to looking after them, and you have to be able to afford it especially emergency vet bills.
But, if youre willing to take on the responsibility, then its practically guaranteed that a cockatiel will enrich your life, and give you many wonderful years of happiness. Not a bad deal for the price of some bird food, is it?
Okay, Im Hooked, What Now?
Ive put together this website to share everything you need to know about cockatiel care, and about these beautiful birds in general. All you have to do is follow your curiosity around the articles here, and youll be a cockatiel expert in no time.


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A bloody good time. One of the most original movies of the summer.
Carl Wayne
Superb observation I have not seen anywhere else.. (in connection with the weapons)
Aug 14 - 11:49 PM
JC Martel
Roeps should be back on TV...
Aug 15 - 04:53 PM
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i'm predicting "district 9" will be the best film of '09.
kudo's to all involved in this sci-fi masterpiece.
it raises the bar to the same level as "alien" and "aliens."
Aug 17 - 07:10 AM
Justin McCabe
The problem with film critics is that they have to watch so many F'n movies, that they get very, very bored. They over-value origninality. Anything that's original, they will immediately praise just because they manage to stay awake thru the whole thing. This is a prime example. Critics love it b/c its different, but they don't realize how terrible it is. U never learn **** about the characters or understand the plot, but it's so different that it keeps brain dead critics on the edge of their seats. Bottom Line: This is a 2.5 star movie that gets by on a gimic. It has 45 mins of plot, and 45 mins of filler. Critics have lost touch with reality...and can't be trusted anymore.
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Halloween at Heritage Hill
October 17, 2014 - October 18, 2014Green Bay
Join us as History and Halloween comes to life as your family enjoys celebrating Halloween at Heritage Hill! Little ghosts and goblins will delight in trick or treating throughout 13 historic buildings. Other activities include: scary storytelling, smores, a Halloween craft, a shadow play, costume contest, a reenactment of the Salem Witch Trials and many other family friendly activities. Safe family fun and the festive fall beauty of Heritage Hill will make Halloween at Heritage Hill an experience to remember! $6 per person (children 4 and under free).
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Oct 17, 2014 - Oct 18, 2014
Oct 24, 2014 - Oct 25, 2014
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My niece is learning so much there! She's safe and well fed and that goes a long way! I'm also a teacher and I know for a fact with my niece there that they are preparing her for school, which is waht we need more of! :)
In this school, teachers concentrate not only on the 3 R's, but on a 4th R = Religion: teaching how to live as Christians in a City and State where Catholics are the minority.
Our Lady Queen of Mercy has been a wonderful blessing! All of my childrent go to that school and they love it! WE will sorly miss that school more than anything because all of the dedecated teachers helped to make my wonderful children who they are today!The teachers were wonderful and VERY caring and are always finding time in there day to pay special care to my children in any of there learing needs! The church is wonderful and is very involved in the school and i find the envioronment wonderful! It is over all the best school i could have hoped for and just really wonderful!
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Yep, I am still waiting as well for that "next blog post on sustainability. Stay tuned! It should come out in early February."
You mention everything that's being done to improve sustainability but you don't mention the very unsustainable change to the dining car. A few years ago you switched from using real dishes and glasses that can be washed and reused hundreds of times... to single use plastic.
To make matters worse these plastic plates, bowls and cups are thrown in the trash instead of being recycled. No matter how green the plastic cups are (I know they are made from a plant-based material that is compostable in limited circumstances)... they will never be as "green" and sustainable as real glass.
I hope this is what is addressed in your next blog post on sustainability.
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That's all wonderful, and kudos on continuing to get better. However, as someone who ONLY travels by Amtrak now, I see an incredible amount of trash thrown away and nothing getting recycled. All the paper coffee cups, plastic lids, plastic cups, soda bottles, etc etc go in the trash, by both train riders and attendants working on board. Those trash bags get tied up and thrown away. The recycling bins in the sleepers - when there actually are any - are usually used as a place to store stuff by attendants, making them unusable.
I appreciate all the work Amtrak does, but something needs to change on board the trains, too.
@thegoodhuman Thanks for always riding Amtrak! We really appreciate your business. We certainly understand your concerns and will be addressing them in the next blog post on sustainability. Stay tuned! It should come out in early February.
It's March. There WAS no "next blog post on sustainability".
Meanwhile, I learn that Amtrak is replacing ceramic dishes on one of the few trains which had them, the Auto Train.. with more throwaway plastic.
In the long run, using real ceramic and glass is not just more environmentally sustainable, it's also cheaper. Not only is there the huge cost of buying new disposable dishes for every passenger for every meal -- an enormous cost -- but there's also the cost of disposing of them. Most communities are now charging by the pound or by the bag for throwing away garbage.
Because the communities who have to pay to operate landfills understand sustainability better than Amtrak's management does. The fee is particularly high in New York City.
Amtrak will be paying those fees... but if Amtrak went back to washable dishes, and managed to actually do paper and bottle recycling on the trains, Amtrak wouldn't be paying those fees.
It appears that Amtrak's commitment to sustainability is skin-deep.
@Amtrak @thegoodhuman If it's too difficult to wash the china on board the train, for goodness sakes just wash it on land at the end of each trip in Chicago or New York or whatever. Storing it until the end of the trip can't be any harder than storing the enormous bags of garbage (which are currently stored until the end of the trip on trains like the Lake Shore Limited).


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