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Designed with a classic raglan pullover in mind, this sweater has all the trappings of your favorite cold-weather staples, but it's updated with special details that elevate it from loungewear to street-chic. It's crafted from a textured knit and features zippered accents with chiffon insets for a tough-but-sweet edge. Great worn on its own or as a layering piece, this knit number will be a favorite as soon as temperatures start dropping.LightweightShell 1: 100% acrylic, ...
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Love 21 - Trek through crisp days in effortlessly chic comfort with this waffle knit pullover! No need to feel the pull from your favorite throw blanket when this chic number has you wrapped up in the same loving comfort. Complete with a contrast stripe trim and buttoned shoulder accents; we're wearing ours with knee-high boots and leggings for an adventure-filled day. Lightweight82% acrylic, 18% nylon27" full length, 36" chest, 36" waist, 23" sleeve lengthMeasured ...
Available in Heather Grey
An easy-going piece, this heathered pullover features an attached drawstring hood and kangaroo front pockets.Long sleevesRibbed trim, knit57% cotton, 40% viscose, 3% spandex24" full length, 43" chest, 41" waist, 22" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldImported Model Info: Height: 5'9" | Bust: 33 | Waist: 23 | Hip: 34 | Wear Size: Small Product Code : 2000059216
Available in Black/White
Stitched with varsity-inspired details into a fresh modern day overall design; this textured knit pullover brings together any casual ensemble to an effortless cool. Complete with ribbed trim and striped 3/4 sleeves, play it up with leggings and knee-high boots for an all-day look. Lightweight100% acrylic26.5" full length, 39" chest, 38" waist, 16.5" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldUSA
Available in Black/Charcoal, Charcoal, ...
Love 21 - This sweater features a cable knit back and long sleeves, while the front is a solid knit. Elevate this unique piece with a statement necklace to show off the round neckline. Medium weight. DETAILS:approx. length from high point shoulder to hem 23.5" - 28.5", 39" chest, 37" waist, 40" sleeve length from high point shoulderMeasured from SmallShell 1: 60% cotton, 40% polyester; Shell 2: 82% polyester, 18% cottonHand wash cold, dry flatImported ...
Available in Taupe/Gold
Why wear a basic pullover when you can wear this shimmering piece? This knit sweater is constructed with a metallic yarn that provides a subtle sparkle from every angle. You'll especially love wearing this on cold days with its long sleeves, round neckline, and thick ribbed trim. Lightweight86% acrylic, 9% polyester, 5% metallic yarn19.5" full length, 40" chest, 36" waist, 26.5" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldImported
Available in Cream, Grey, Light Grey, Light ...
This pullover sweater features a round neckline, long sleeves, and a ribbed trim. However, it is the quilted knit construction that truly makes this piece special. Medium weight. DETAILS:26" approx. length from high point shoulder to hem, 42" chest, 40" waist, 26" sleeve length from high point shoulderMeasured from Small83% rayon, 17% nylonHand wash cold, dry flatImported
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It's the simple pieces that make us really happy when it comes to building our winter wardrobe, and this textured knit sweater is definitely one of them! Constructed from a wool-blend fabrication, this piece is the perfect counterpart to sleek wide-leg trousers or high-slit maxi skirts. The fact that it's a pullover makes it even more appealing, all you have to do is slip it on and you're good to go. Ribbed trim63% acrylic, 17% ...
Available in White
This open-knit top fits all the requirements for a breezy summertime pullover! It features long sleeves, a scoop neckline, and most importantly a hood. If you are headed to the beach wear this over your swimsuit or throw it over a cami and distressed denim shorts for a day look.Unlined60% polyester, 30% cotton, 10% spandex27" full length, 40" chest, 38" waist, 29.5" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldImported Model Info: Height: 5'10" | Bust: 32 ...
Available in Black
Before heading out the door in a simple cami and jeans, throw this pullover on for an elevated look in five! Complete with a semi-sheer striped pattern knit, cuffed long sleeves, modest slits, and a hood; we're reaching for ours every lazy Sunday. Play it up with dark denim and knee-high boots to trek the streets in effortless style. UnlinedLightweight69% polyester, 27% rayon, 4% spandex20" full length, 38" chest, 38" waist, 16" sleeve lengthMeasured from ...
Available in Eggplant, Light Blue
We promise you'll want to live in this burnout knit pullover! Super soft with a slouchy fit, this piece is equally perfect for cozying up on the couch and for a casual day of running errands. Offset its laid-back vibe with a statement necklace and dark denim. Long sleeves, knitLightweight, ribbed trim57% cotton, 43% polyester24.25" full length, 36" chest, 44" waist, 27.5" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallMachine wash coldImported
Available in Denim, Heather Grey, Taupe
Style Deals - Details and silhouette make this heathered raglan pullover a cut above. Its elongated, drapey fit and trim 3/4 sleeves are far from frumpy, and the back zipper adds a little polish. So you can walk the dog and head straight to a casual brunch. Lightweight knit55% cotton, 45% polyester29" full length, 21" chest, 20" waist, 18" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldImported
Available in Gold
Comfy goes classy in this sweater. With all the classic elements of a basic pullover - think long sleeves, a crew neckline, and ribbed trim - we already consider it a must-have for cooler temperatures, but its subtle metallic knit gives it an eye-catching (literally) edge. Let it be the focal point of your outfit and pair it with simple leggings and tall boots.Lightweight92% cotton, 5% polyester, 3% other fibers28.25" full length, 40.5" chest, 40" ...
Available in Cream, Rose
This timeless long-sleeved sweater is one of the most versatile pieces in our wardrobe, thanks to details like a waffle knit construction and a classic crew neck. Plus, we gave this pullover a slightly longer silhouette, so its slightly slouchy fit feels slim and fresh, rather than boxy.Midweight knit100% acrylic27.5" full length, 40" chest, 37" waist, 26" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallMachine wash coldImported Model Info: Height: 5'10" | Bust: 34 | Waist: 24 | Hip: ...
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There's the standard French terry crew neck pullover, which is great a basic and all, but why not elevate that same comfort with a fabrication that packs major visual interest? That's where this eyelash-knit sweater comes into play. Still maintaining all the classic pair-with-anything details (a crew neckline, long sleeves, and a slouchy fit), this piece is sure to keep you warm while still looking chic. LightweightDolman sleeves50% nylon, 50% acrylic23" full length, 54" chest, ...
With a slouchy fit, long sleeves, and sumptuously soft knit fabric, what's not to love about this pullover? Complete with ribbed trim and dropped sleeves, this cozy sweater is a no-brainer on mornings when you want to get out the door in five minutes or less. Dress it up with a skater skirt and you have an effortlessly flirty (and of course comfy) ensemble. Lightweight40% cotton, 30% nylon, 25% rayon, 5% alpaca28.25" full length, 42.5" ...
Available in Mustard, Royal
There's a reason the fisherman sweater is a timeless, cold-weather staple - this version makes it clear why. Classic cable knit accents, a loose-knit texture, and a lightweight construction make this a perfectly polished pullover that pairs well with anything from cropped work slacks to cutoffs on warm weekends. Ribbed trimKnit100% cotton27.5" full length, 35.5" chest, 35" waist, 24.75" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldImported
Available in Grey/Cream
Stay snug and effortlessly chic in this super soft sweater. Complete with dropped long sleeves, a relaxed fit, and a cozy waffle knit, this has the casual qualities we love in a pullover, but its slightly slouchy turtleneck elevates it and makes it dress up nicely. Wear it with faux leather leggings and pointed heels for a chilly night out.Ribbed trimLightweight100% acrylic28.25" full length, 44.5" chest, 44" waist, 24.5" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand wash coldImported ...
Available in Heather Grey/Black
Just as good as finding it vintage (or even better), we love this long-sleeved Mickey Mouse™ pullover. Cut from a lightweight, but cozy, burnout knit fabric, its slouchy fit is a perfect topper to all your casual bottoms. We wouldn't blame you for wanting to wear it every single day. Officially licensed productLong sleevesRibbed trim60% cotton, 40% polyester26" full length, 44" chest, 40" waist, 27" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallMachine wash coldImported
Available in Cream
Loungewear-inspired but elegantly elevated thanks to a refined boxy silhouette, a super soft knit fabrication, and flattering 3/4 sleeves, this hooded pullover is the one you'll want to reach for on the weekends and after work (it's the perfect piece for dog walking in the park, reading the paper on the couch, making lazy Sunday coffee runs, and more).Lightweight85% polyester, 35% rayon19" - 23" full length, 39" chest, 40" waist, 14" sleeve lengthMeasured from SmallHand ...
Available in Heather Blue, Heather Grey
A timeless closet staple that we can depend on time-and-time again, the classic crew neck sweater is pretty much synonymous with the standard basic. This snug one, however, will recapture your love for the tried-and-true with its sumptuously soft, heathered knit fabrication, ribbed trim, and relaxed silhouette. Note that it doesn't have to stay in the realm of casual-wear, try this long-sleeved layer over an Oxford shirt and pleated skirt for dose of preppy chic ...


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Then it clearly wasn't the DVD, as these are the same discs as the previous release.
While I was in my local Wal-Mart, I found a television where the episode iv dvd from this set was playing. It appeared to be the 1997 Special Edition release of the film. The other thing I noticed was that the picture quality was EXTREMELY POOR. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, when I thought about how prestine the film looked on last years release.
Dunno, I didn't take them out of the box. I doubt it though, seeing as they're just repackaged from the four disc set.
Is the artwork for the three films, the three original posters?
They're packaged in three Amarays, just as they were in the four disc set.
I havnt even seen it in person yet
are they in individual slipcases, or are is this one of them fold out deals?
The set is just the previous boxset minus the extras disc along with new artwork. Apparently it is a limited edition and only available for an unspecified period of time, but it is not in place of the last boxset.
The new release of the Star Wars Trilogy Has anyone seen the new three-disc limited edition star wars trilogy box-set? Are there any differences in the films themselves then the dvd versions released last year? Is it the specal edition? I was just wondering.
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HEFCE welcomes the final report of the City Growth Commission (Note 1), including its specific analysis of the role of universities (Note 2).
21 October 2014
HEFCE's January 2013 grant letter from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills highlighted the lack of diversity among institutional governing bodies, and the relatively low proportions of women, people from a black or minority ethnic group and disabled people in senior management positions in the higher education sector. It asked HEFCE to continue working with the sector and Equality Challenge Unit to address these longstanding issues.
20 October 2014
An evaluation of the assessment process for impact in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) is now under way.
15 October 2014
HEFCE and Health Education England (HEE) have published the responses to a consultation on the supply of pharmacy graduates in England.
14 October 2014
HEFCE has published a survey inviting views on an internationalised system of research assessment.
07 October 2014
The higher education (HE) funding bodies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland [Note 1] are to seek views on future approaches to the assessment of quality in higher education [Note 2]. Based on the feedback we receive, we will then invite tenders under a joint procurement exercise. This will ensure transparency and demonstrate value for money.
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HEFCE has published new data exploring the link between economic growth and higher education provision. The interactive data toolkit identifies 'cold spots' in higher education provision and participation across England.
30 September 2014
HEFCE has received the results of the most recent Efficiency Measurement Model survey, through which universities report on the efficiencies achieved through improved procurement methods.
26 September 2014
HEFCE is announcing three dedicated calls for bids to the Catalyst Fund, in line with its own and government priorities. The Catalyst Fund enables HEFCE to deliver its strategic aims for higher education in research, teaching and knowledge exchange. These calls for expressions of interest cover three specific areas.
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A new project will analyse the wider impact of the research undertaken by UK universities.
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HEFCE is committed to working with universities, colleges and others to ensure as far as possible that disabled students are properly supported to succeed in their studies and in future employment.
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Funding announced today by the Chancellor will support the construction of a Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) at the University of Manchester. The GEIC will play a key role in exploiting and maintaining the UK's world-leading position in graphene and related 2-D materials.
09 September 2014
New HEFCE analysis shows that the proportion of students entering postgraduate (PG) research degrees with a prior PG qualification has increased from 33 per cent to 59 per cent over the last 12 years [Note 1].
05 September 2014
HEFCE has today published its first register of higher education providers. An authoritative reference point for a wide range of users, the register describes the powers that providers regulated in England have, and the controls that apply to them.
04 September 2014
A new data centre, funded with £900,000 from HEFCE, will open up high-performance computing at a reasonable price to a consortium of universities and research institutes under a five-year agreement.
02 September 2014
A further £100 million is being allocated across the UK to develop research facilities to encourage collaboration and support excellent research.
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The Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) wishes to appoint two new members to the HEFCE Board.
21 August 2014
HEFCE welcomes the new streamlined guidance for the Transparent Approach to Costing (TRAC) published by the TRAC Development Group (TDG). This will apply for reporting from the academic year 2014-15 onwards.
12 August 2014
The satisfaction rate for students studying at UK universities and colleges has hit a 10-year high, with 86 per cent saying they are satisfied overall with their course, in this year's National Student Survey (NSS).
06 August 2014
HEFCE has published interactive data on the trends in employment of staff in the higher education sector for the ten years, 2003-04 to 2012-13. 2012-13 is the first year in which detailed information on job types is available.
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Proposed Indian football league scrapped
Five-team tournament won't go ahead due to logistical problems
Kolkata: A proposed Indian professional football league that was to feature the likes of former Argentina striker Hernan Crespo and Italy's World Cup-winning captain Fabio Cannavaro, has been scrapped owing to logistical problems.
The five-team tournament planned on the lines of the successful franchise-based Indian Premier League cricket tournament was announced with much fanfare by the Indian Football Association but things failed to move after a players' auction in January last year.
"The main reasons for not pursuing the project further were logistics like the unavailability of stadia and the backing out of some of the franchises for commercial reasons," IFA secretary-general Utpal Ganguly told reporters.
"Besides, the timing of the league was not suitable for foreign players."
The league was originally planned for February-March last year before being postponed indefinitely.
Indian football has always had a problem of infrastructure with former coach Bog Houghton of England citing as one of the main reasons for the lack of progress in the game. India is currently placed 166th in the FIFA rankings.
Anilava Chatterjee of private firm Grey Mind, which had bought one of the five franchise teams, said the problem lay with getting stadiums in smaller towns of the eastern Indian state of West Bengal.
"We were told there were problems in getting grounds, especially in the smaller districts and the project was thus aborted," Chatterjee told reporters.
This tournament was being seen as a chance to supplement the effort of national body All India Football Federation and its own competition called the I-League.
The AIFF has managed to get in big money into the game. IMG-Reliance — a partnership between IMG Worldwide and Indian company Reliance Industries Ltd — signed a 15-year deal with AIFF in 2010 worth $140 million (Dh514 million) for all commercial rights to promote and market football in the country of 1.2 billion people.
Foreign clubs like Manchester United, Liverpool and Bayern Munich have also been organising activities in a bid to increase their presence in India.
Event management firm Celebrity Management Group, which was a partner in the league project, though is contemplating a different league at some point in time.
"We were organising the tournament on behalf of the IFA," CMG executive director Bhaswar Goswami said. "After the initial planning, IFA decided not to go ahead with the project. But we are planning another project together, almost on the same lines."
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Church clock maintained by dedicated doctor every week for 30 years stopped the moment he passed away
- Dr John Farrer maintained Church clock in Clapham, Yorkshire for 30 years
- Would climb the stairs of St James' Church every week to wind clock
- Died last month and clock stopped at 8.15am - the moment he passed
A church clock maintained by a devoted doctor for almost thirty years stopped at the very same moment he passed away.
Dr John Farrer climbed the narrow stone spiraled stairs of the St James' Church clock tower in Clapham, North Yorkshire, every week for three decades.
He died at his home aged 92 surrounded by family on New Year's Day.
The clock on the tower of St James' Church in Clapham, Yorkshire, stopped at the very moment, 8.15am, Dr John Farrer (pictured with his wife Joan, right) passed away
The doctor had maintained the clock - winding and cleaning it - every week for thirty years
Dr John Farrer, pictured, emigrated from Australia in the 1950s after he inherited the Ingleborough estate - located close to the church
The man's son, also Dr John Farrer, glanced at his watch as his father slipped away - and later realised the church clock also stopped at the exact same time.
Dr Farrer said: 'The clock stopped literally to the minute of dad's death. As a family doctor I'm used to looking at my watch because sometimes it can be critical for the death certificate.
The doctor, pictured as a young man, continued working as a medic until he was 70
'It was just habit that I did it as we knew he was going to die. He was having palliative treatment, but I realised he had stopped breathing and I read the time on my watch as 8.15am.
'It was only later when I spoke to two different people in the village that we realised the clock had stopped at the same time.'
Dr Farrer's death came just a few weeks after the 60th anniversary of his arrival in the village to take over the 10,000-acre Ingleborough family estate, which he had inherited.
Although St James' Church is not part of the estate, it was rebuilt around 150 years ago using the Farrer's family money.
'Something strange was certainly going on,' said Dr Farrer. 'But it's quite a nice touch when we think of all the time my father devoted to it.
'He had maintained it for 30 years but it eventually became too much for him and he reluctantly had to hand over the responsibility.
'It's the focus of the village and because the village is small enough to hear the clock chime it's a real time keeper. It was very close to my dad's heart.'
The clock was restarted following Dr Farrer's funeral, where he was remembered for his dedication for the village as well as his medical career.
Dr Farrer with his wife, Joan and children John Peter and Annie leaving Australia in 1953
The late doctor's son, Dr Farrer pictured, said the clock stopping was 'a nice touch' as his father was so dedicated to it
Born in Sydney, Australia in 1921, his family later moved to Melbourne and he was educated at Geelong Grammar, one of Australia's oldest public schools. Later he went to medical school and trained as a doctor.
While at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, he met Joan, an operating theatre nurse and they were married in 1947.
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There will be a celebration of Dr Farrar's life at St James' Church, Clapham, North Yorks on February 18, at 2pm.
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Local runners' stories add flavor to Chicago Marathon
Approximately 250 runners from Oak Park and River Forest ran the Chicago Marathon on Sunday, October 13th, so surely there are many marathon stories out there – both positive and otherwise. As usual I was volunteering with members of the Oak Park Runners Club on Taylor Street at the Mile 18 aid station in front of Sweet Maple Café (a great breakfast spot). More than 30 club members were running, so we were looking for familiar faces among the 40,000 participants.
The weather cooperated this year -- perhaps a bit warm for the runners, but ideal for volunteers and spectators. Finishing times for most runners were good, indicating that temperatures were still fine for a marathon.
Top honors for our communities go to River Forest's Tyler Kirk who has fine track and cross country credentials from the College of William and Mary in Virginia. Kirk, 32, finished in a quick 2:48:55. The oldest son of Dr. Scott H. Kirk, Dr. Tyler Q. Kirk practices at Kirk Eye Center and is the first of the third generation of Kirk ophthalmologists.
Helen and Steve Nuttall are British citizens who have been living in Oak Park for the past 4 years. In that time, Helen, 32, has developed into one of the top female runners in the area, and was by far the fastest female finisher in our towns. But on marathon day Helen struggled with severe leg cramps in the late stages of the race, still finishing with a PR (personal record) with an excellent time of 3:12. Steve Nuttall has also upped his running efforts (not quite with Helen's intensity) and knocked a huge hour and fifteen minutes off his previous best with a time of 3:45.
But Steve's job requires them to return to England in December, where running is not nearly as prevalent or competitive. Helen says she began running "properly" after their daughter Zoe was born in 2009, and she joined the Oak Park Runners Club. Encouraged by a few club friends to increase her pace and enter some races, she made huge strides. She also joined a more competitive running club in order to run with faster people, and this year set PRs at 5K, 10K, 10 Miles, Half-Marathon and Marathon (wow!). She adds, "This year has been the best year of my life. Running makes me happy, it is my therapy and it is a personal challenge."
Before returning home she will run the California International Marathon in Sacramento in December, hoping to improve on her Chicago time, and next spring she will return to the US for the Boston Marathon, for which she easily qualified.
Another interesting story is Oak Parker Emily Jensen, 27, who ran her first "official" marathon in 3:32 -- over an hour faster than her first effort back in Trinity High School when, as a member of the cross-country team, she decided to trot along with the marathoners as a "bandit." Her time also qualified for the Boston Marathon. This is a big deal for runners since Boston has strict qualifying times, and "BQ" marks a real accomplishment. Also, Jensen runs in those crazy, "FiveFinger" shoes, so she's almost running barefoot.
Congratulations to ALL Oak Park and River Forest marathoners.
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Ultra Music Festival Announces Payment Plan Options
Ultra Music Festival celebrated their 15th anniversary this year with a two weekend expansion of their flagship event in Miami, as well as expanding into Europe with Ultra Croatia. It has been one mighty year for them and their festival circuit. Now with UMF 2013 behind us, we set our sights to Ultra Miami 2014. Yes, it is still a ways away, but tickets are already available and early bird tickets sold out in a matter of minutes back in the spring. Upon the announcement of ticket sales, fans were met with a little bit of a shock when they saw the sticker price for a general admission ticket to Ultra 2014: $499. This is almost twice the amount of what a GA ticket for 2013. Many fans have turned their backs on UMF, as they cannot afford the steep ticket price for fear of breaking the bank. However, Ultra has just released payment plan options in response to complaints from their fans.
Here is how it works. There are a limited amount of tickets with the payment plan option, so it is first come first serve.There are a total of five installments of $98.95. Upon purchasing the ticket you have until October 15th to make your payment on the first installment.
Here is the installment schedule:
1st installment: Anytime before October 15th
2nd installment: October 15th
3rd installment: November 15th
4th installment: December 15th
5th installment: January 15th
The payment plan initiative is and attempt to allow festival goers to purchase a ticket to UMF 2014 without emptying out their wallets and so that more of us may be able to experience the promised "new level" and "new experience" of UMF. Ultra claims that UMF 2014 will be 'The most impressive and enjoyable experience yet!' Hopefully this payment plan will help all you Ultranauts out there attend the 2014 festival!
With 2013's festivals turning up production value (as seen with this year's EDC and Tomorrrowland) UMF has some big shoes to fill to justify their steep ticket price….oh and this 'new experience' better include free drinks.
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The state Department of Natural Resources said Wednesday the park will remain closed until further notice. All camping reservations at the park are being canceled through July 13.
Officials decided to close the park until repairs could be made and services restored.
The park, located near the city of Luverne, has received more than 11 inches of rain since Saturday. The rapidly rising Blue Mounds Creek damaged roads, trails, a bison fence and the spillway connecting the dam to Lower Mound Lake.
No visitors to the park were hurt or evacuated. The park's bison herd remains in good health.
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The Blessed Virgin Mary is the ideal disciple and model follower of Jesus Christ for each and every one of us. She has been aptly called \"the first Christian\", and when you think about it - that is so true. \"Be it done to me according to your word.\" The Immaculate Conception tells us not only about Mary, who she is and what she represents, but it also tells us about each and every one of us, about ourselves and our own lives
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HARRISBURG, PA. (Catholic online) - The Blessed Virgin Mary is the ideal disciple and model follower of Jesus Christ for each and every one of us. She has been aptly called "the first Christian", and when you think about it - that is so true. "Be it done to me according to your word."
The Immaculate Conception tells us not only about Mary, who she is and what she represents, but it also tells us about each and every one of us, about ourselves and our own lives. But first, what does the Immaculate Conception tell us about Mary?
It tells us that she was unique among all human beings. This should go without saying, but how often do we stop to think about it? No one else, in human history, would conceive of God as she did. She was uniquely prepared to bring forth God into the world! Just as the Incarnation was a once-forever event in the history of the universe, so Mary's giving birth to God was a once-forever event in salvation history. It had never happened before and will never happen again. No one else will know what Mary knew. This is why we can say -
I fly unto you, O Virgin of virgins, my Mother.
To you I come; before you I stand sinful and
sorrowful. O Mother of the Word Incarnate!
Despise not my petitions, but in your mercy
hear and answer me. Amen.
Because God is our Father, and Jesus Christ God in the flesh, and Mary was Jesus' Mother, so Mother of God, then each of us has Mary for our Mother. Mary: Mother of God, Mother of the Church, Mother of us all!
So what does this tell us about ourselves? It tells us that we are who God made us to be from the very first instant of our existence. In spite of what the Supreme Court ignorantly suggests, we are ourselves - unique, unrepeatable and irreplaceable from the first moment of our conception. There's no substitutes for you: God made you just who you are - and put you into the world to accomplish his ingenious plan. You must never suggest that God didn't know what He was doing when He made you in your mother's womb, carefully directed your development and brought you to birth. You were made to fulfill God's ingenious plan for the universe!
Scientists can now explain what makes each human being unique. Here are some amazing scientific facts easily available online these days:
Your body is made up of tiny units called cells - as many as 100 trillion of them! Within the nucleus of every one of these cells is a set of instructions which tell the cell what role it will play in your body. These instructions, essentially a blueprint or recipe for making different parts of the cell, come in the form of a molecule called DNA which consists of two thread-like strands that are linked together in the shape of a double helix (a winding staircase).
DNA is made up of four chemical bases combined in pairs that make up the "steps" of the DNA staircase. It has six billion "steps" which provide the instructions for building and maintaining a human being - this is the human genome. The exact order in which these base pairs are combined is called the DNA sequence. Much in the way letters of the alphabet are combined to form words and sentences, the sequence of these bases are the "letters" which spell out your unique genetic code. Nobody else, anytime or anywhere, shares your genetic code!
(The two paragraphs above are adapted from Genetic Basics published at genealogy.about.com/genetics)
Your DNA molecules are coiled around proteins into tiny structures called chromosomes. Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes. One chromosome in each pair is inherited from your mother, and the other from your father. Twenty-two of these pairs are the same for boys and girls. But the 23rd pair is the one which differentiates males and females.
And this is just the beginning of what makes you - you. There's a whole invisible part of you. The Bible tells us that you have a nefesh - a living soul, made in God's image and likeness! Whoa! Saint Edith Stein, one of the most brilliant women in history - a philosopher, psychologist, university professor, author and Carmelite nun explained how your body (those 100 trillion cells, DNA and chromosomes, your Genome) follows the soul. Your soul is created first and your body follows - whoa! That's amazing! If your body is unique, your soul is unique: There's just nobody just like you!
And you know what? You've been you since your conception. You are unique and indispensable from the moment God breathed your soul into existence and your body followed.
We learn all this from Mary's Immaculate Conception: Mary was made unique and unrepeatable to bear God into the world. You were made unique and unrepeatable to bear God's image in the world. There are no accidental babies and no throw away people. You and everyone else, are unique and irreplaceable!
+ Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us.
Fr. Paul Schenck, a Priest of the Diocese of Harrisburg, PA., is the founding Director of the National Pro-Life Center (NPLC) on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. The Center gives the Justices of the Supreme Court, their high level staff, members of the federal judiciary, members of the US Senate and other public policy makers the information, education and inspiration they need to better form their consciences so they will make better decisions. He is a Champion of the Pro-Life movement.
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There was color of a different sort at the Pinkerton Hot Springs, which we stopped at on US 550 north of Durango on September 25th before any good stands of autumn aspens came into sight.
© 2014 Steven Schwartzman
One good turn[ing of the leaves] deserves another [and closer view]
The previous post showed aspen trees, Populus tremuloides, in the San Juan Mountains as viewed from US 550 north of Durango, Colorado, on September 25th. Eventually, as you see here, I came to places with good fall color right along the highway. The evergreens appear to be a species of spruce.
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Aspens turning yellow
From Albuquerque we drove north and arrived in Durango, Colorado, on the afternoon of September 25th. After checking into our motel, and with several hours of daylight left, I decided to drive north on US 550, and am I glad I did. The dots along that route on the AAA map weren't lying about the scenery as we slowly climbed into the San Juan Mountains. Before long I had my first chance ever to see some of Colorado's aspen trees, Populus tremuloides, turning yellow. The biggest and brightest stands were initially up in the surrounding mountains, but I used my longest lens to bring the trees (visually) closer.
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Hoary tansyasters
One of the most conspicuous plants I saw flowering in many places around Albuquerque was the hoary tansyaster, formerly known scientifically as Machaeranthera canescens and now as Dieteria canescens. By whatever name, vernacular or botanical, these flowers surprised my by flourishing and being so widespread in the dry climate of central New Mexico, because I'd always associated asters with more moisture than a desert provides: shows how much I know.
Today's view is from Petroglyph National Monument in northwest Albuquerque on September 23rd. Tomorrow's post will skip ahead two days to southwestern Colorado and quite a different source of color.
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Apache plume really is in the rose family
In case you're having trouble believing that the plant you saw last time, the Apache plume with all the swirly strands, really is in the rose family, this picture of one of the plant's flowers might convince you. Perhaps the paradoxa in the scientific name Fallugia paradoxa is a reflection of that surprising reality.
Like the previous photograph, this one comes from Petroglyph National Monument in northwest Albuquerque on September 23rd.
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Apache plume
When I first saw pictures of Fallugia paradoxa, known as Apache plume, in a blog post a few years ago, I thought I was looking at a species of Clematis. That's what convergent evolution can do. But no, Apache plume turns out to be in the rose family, and I finally got to see one of those plants in person at the Petroglyph National Monument in northwest Albuquerque on September 23.
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A spectacle, but not your conventional spectacles
Two-and-a-half hours after I learned about the existence of spectacle pod, Dimorphocarpa wislizeni, on September 23rd outside the visitor center at Petroglyph National Monument in northwest Albuquerque, I came across a fasciated specimen in the Piedras Marcadas section of the national monument. Long-time readers of this blog know the fascination of fasciation, but those of you who are unfamiliar with this type of weird growth are welcome to read a few articles about it:
Fasciated Plants (Crested Plants)
The spectacle pod in today's photograph was the first of four fasciated plants I saw on my trip through the Southwest. One of the other specimens was on a smaller scale, but the other two were gigantic, the largest I've ever come across or even heard about, as you'll see in a future post.
By the way, the flattened "ribbon" of this spectacle pod keeps reminding me of the similarly shaped bundle of wires inside the dot-matrix ImageWriter printer I got in 1985. I hadn't thought of it in years, but the comparison strikes me as apt.
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