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These Lost Spring poems are examples of Spring poems about Lost. These are the best examples of Lost Spring poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
Written August 21, 2013
There's a girl in the garden
She's messing with your rose bed
Plucking weeds out from your head
And watering the seeds in your bed
But where will she wander
When the roses are dead
Will she come back for more
When they turn back to red
She can run all alone
Write this story in stone
On concrete slabs
Of skin and bone
The Black butterfly waves away her adorations
All she seeks is seclusion, subsuming slave to mortification
The Dear Air is all she can breath, captive of imaginary dreams
The Beacon resonates, but the hope isolates
The Wasteland's silky fingers caressing the virgin's face
So she is now, the covet of the damned
Programmed to every victim's pain
Carrying the weight of every sorrow
Drowning in wrongs she does not know
But paradise is at loss; she must go
Nature sighs after the bite
All my hopes fading
Don't look at me with those sorrowful eyes
How do you know exactly what I'm feeling?
I'm just the ghost flower passing by
And you can hear nature's sigh
Not named
Unknown to those with no curiosity
Buds, that dream of one day blooming
Being, more than they are
Flowers living
Touched by those who love
Protected by those who wish to love
Wishing to be more than they are
Buds, not truly knowing if they are ready for the world
Hoping they are strong enough
Wishing to be the best
You, Me, Us, Everyone
It's been nine years, I have counted the tears-
they have made trails of guilt
worried into my heart
then filled with loneliness and bitter despair
but by your grace I have been shown...
For the first time, in these nine years, I have not wept
nor held a vigil to honor our grief
though the loss still burns, this time it is transformed
Peace from your love still reaches through death
and through your eternal love I am reborn
It is Good Friday.
When God took your spirit home
and left me dying to know,
how to love him for his sacrifice
when he asked me to give up you?
How do I heal this death and rise with you in his arms?
Through your love I was born, and in your arms I grew
and it has been your love the kept me whole
that taught me how to be reborn
for even though your body has gone
your words lost in the wind and breath no more
The essence of grace and strength you lived
- it grows still in your daughter soul
My being and existence came from your womb
my heart and mind shaped by your enlightenment
I have lived a life you gave me and for once
I live it in pride to honor your sacrifice
your words giving me the guidance I'd lost nine years ago.
Alas, I've come to know, that as you died
and went home with our Lord, you saved me from my death
not in your dying, my grief and love can attest,
but in your living strength and loving example
you showed me how to live a life
open to our Father's gift
We knew it would not wait, but the parting was too fast.
I sat in thought three days before your sleep and asked,
"In three days time my savior died, I wonder hence
what of my soul will rise with his?"
And now sitting Easter morning,
holding my sons candy-filled basket,
I realized Three days passed.
He took you home Friday morn, but left me love,
that eternal love that never dies
whose comfort is unending
I honor your love by giving it to my children
and Easter morning I felt your hug, your kiss, and knew
you have never left me
Though God took you home Mom
I know you have never left me
for as our Savior died and rose
you too still live in my heart,
showing me proof our Father's blessings
because you, my love, are my soul and all ready there
there fore I am strong enough to give this pain up
to honor his sacrifice and transcend,
to be humbled by the grace and mercy
that could forgive such lost lambs as I
Hither I stand, at crossroads,
And then I gaze, at the yonder end-
The vague horizon from where I began;
And all that I may ever deem
Is that- my days
Have been a waken dream.
Hither I stand, at the edge of my dream;
Then I wonder, at the depth of my trance-
An adventurous journey through the wondrous woods;
An idyllic stroll through the vicissitudinous meadow;
And from the final station as I depart,
All that I can ever say, is that
Perpetuation has been a rouge
Of fleeting phases of my life.
Suyash Saxena
St. Stephen's College.
Maelstrom, O thou devil
Slither past last March then unto April
Into the eves and ides of May
Thou cannot hide, but thou wilt try
To disguise thy age old blackness
Forsake what once were brighter skies
Stranglehold; sane extraction
And the spills of night
A new tone deafness
Burning oil; sentiment molasses
Bringing storms that cloud minds human and fragile
Spheres of moonlit halos
Become, no more than serpent spies
Peeking through faultlines of life
Dancing about to the madness limbo
One lost soul...
Shipwrecks against a sea
And there too does the twist of tango
Eyes of the deep; tentacles, touching me
Elsewhere, the raven flies repetition
Into glass windows
Blood stains upon a faceless mask
Drowns out the cries and the conscience
Of feathers blacker that lie strewn
Are the questions I have asked
And the answers I cannot have
Let slip feigned breath of man beneath
A gargle from the cold tunnel brine
What's left surrenders alter to its evil
And nothing is, to evermore survive
And the eves and ides of May
Are Saran gas upon a mass of land
Men of desparation hunger
Eating flesh of man much meeker
And thou wilst not again
Glimpse thy rival sun
Nor when it comes, goes
Or finality, when it finds its done
Inspired by the madness of Poe
That which is locked within us all
Fallen snow will remind of me/ it is snowing ...
Slowly as in the dream/
Boy word-beads/ with signs on his spine/
He kisses fine/
Your eyelids /
And it snows ... It snows /so slow/
It does/ and you're thinking of me/
'Coz it's warm/ it's better to stay in warmth/
Waiting for summer dim/
It is snowing/ slowly like in the dream/
Flakes/ go round/ playing the music theme/
You've been looking for rescue/
You searched in wine/
But it's in me/
all the rescues are mine/
It is snowing/ the snow is fluffy and white/
If you see darkness/ I'm deaf and blind/
there's the cast of time/ on the arm/
But I discern the light/
Dreams/ upon your eyelids tips/
Prepare you for winter drowse/
And it snows/
Fallen snow/ will remind of spring /
it will crumble and crackle in vain/
It will snow / fluffy /white/ and slow/
And you'll become whole/
Down in to the darkness deep
Slowly and delicately I now edge
In to the warmth so cold and bleak
In to the womb I once resided
In the mother I'd idolized
Wondering what did happen
Wondering what had changed
What had caused such death?
To cause such pain?
Still slowly moving, sneaking,
I started faintly weeping
Why would we cause this?
Why did we not see?
Still I inch, well tears did fall
Till a light I did spy
Till a sprig I now cradle
Now I see, as I gently stop my deplore,
My mother will forgive
All the hurt,
The hate,
All the people that did denounce,
All she has provided
All that she cherishes
Yet she now grants;
Unconditional love
All in the loud roar
Of spring
My Madness, Me...
Confined by this straight-jacket,
strapped in, numb and dumbed,
a washed-out, has-been, also-ran,
body, eyes, the equilibrium of mind,
rattling like stones in an old tin-can.
Still, I am,
I am,
and I am unchained,
my dreams taking flight, soaring,
above these claustrophobic walls,
of synapses, and dungeons of stone,
swooping through green valleys,
taking a detour to savour the joys,
soaked in torrential, evergreen memories,
of a younger man, with passion in his bone.
I am.
My wings unclipped, unshackled, free,
I am, and though I am unable to see,
I am.
At long last,
You whispered in my ear,
a breathy secret, hushed.
"I love you", you murmured.
I said nothing,
lost, in your arms,
I found a home. At last.
"I love you", you said,
I said nothing,
lost in my thoughts,
I found peace. At last.
"I love you", you said,
words failed me then.
They still do.

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Next time Mormons pay tithing, they may notice something new
The Salt Lake Tribune
Published: June 25, 2012 12:09PM
Updated: June 25, 2012 12:27PM
New donation slips being used by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have fewer categories than in the past and now contain this caveat: "Though reasonable efforts will be made to use donations as designated, all donations become the church's property and will be used at the church's sole discretion to further the church's overall mission."
The LDS Church has redesigned the slips members use to pay tithing and other donations, eliminating several of the line items.
Until recently, church members could check a box in front of the Perpetual Education Fund (which helps Mormon students in less-developed nations), the Book of Mormon (to pay for publication of the Utah-based faith's signature scripture), or temple construction in addition to tithing, fast offerings (for the poor), general and ward missionary funds and humanitarian aid.
The current form now has spaces only for tithing, fast offering, humanitarian aid and general and ward missionary fund. The education, temple and scripture funds have been removed.
A line remains for "other," which members can use to specify these various funds where they want their money to be spent, but there is no guarantee that the church will honor any particular request.
"Though reasonable efforts will be made globally to use donations as designated," it now reads on the bottom of the form, "all donations become the church's property and will be used at the church's sole discretion to further the church's overall mission."
The reason for the change?
"We feel a sacred obligation to make sure that tithing and other donations made to the church are used prudently and wisely," church spokesman Scott Trotter said. "The new language on the donation slips simply gives some flexibility to meet the changing needs of a growing, global faith as circumstances require."
The new slips eventually will reach every Mormon congregation.
Peggy Fletcher Stack
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Topics: Politics, Health Reform, States
Aug 30, 2011
Kansas Health Institute News: A Legislator's Guide To Repealing Obamacare
The American Legislative Exchange Council, a controversial and somewhat shadowy national group that works to influence state legislators, has a manual for fighting the federal health reform law. It is called: "The State Legislators Guide to Repealing Obamacare." ... [It] includes 14 specific steps state officials can take to undo or impede the 2010 federal health reform law known as the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Several actions from the playbook, including last year's passage of a bill that was essentially drafted and promoted by ALEC, already have been taken in Kansas (Cauthon, 8/29). Kansas Health Institute News also details the three main national organizations dedicated to providing policy and research to state legislators across the country — ALEC is the most controversial (Cauthon, 8/29).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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Largest of five London-wide outlets in the Chariots chain of popular saunas, with three floors of manly distractions, including two 20-man steam rooms, two 30-man saunas, massive tiled warm room with heated benches, internet café and snack bar, a maze of 50 private rest rooms [UK = rooms for resting, not toilets], satellite TV lounge, heated pool, two jacuzzis, masseurs, gym, 500 lockers and smoking area. Opened in 1996. Other branches followed in Streatham (Southwest London), Waterloo, Limehouse (East London) and, most recently, Vauxhall, located under two arches and now the second largest of the lot.
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Born in California, Brewer is a graduate of Glendale Community College. She has served as a State Senator and State Representative for Arizona, from 1983 to 1996. Brewer also served as Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, before running for Arizona Secretary of State in 2002.
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Never heard of Uribe ? You will know this jewelry brand very soon, as Karl Lagerfeld and Colette are already mad about these super graphic powerful jewels. Karl even wore a Uribe piece the day of his Chanel SS15 show! Not bad for a very young brand, launched earlier this year by the these two pretty birds : Tiffany Hargraves and Sion Philips. Tiffany has worked in the accessories/jewelry industry for 10 years working at Loewe, then at Chanel's studio with Laetitia Crahay, and more recently for Kenzo and Swarovski as a free lance. Sion has been working in advertising and is obsessed with lines and design. What a perfect alchemy! After several months travelling (California down to Peru!), observing, enjoying, being inspired, seeking for the best suppliers, they came back in London and set up Uribe. Why Uribe ? Because it's my mum's name and Sion finds it very graphic ! I really like Uribe's DNA, the pieces are at the same time bold, colorful, fun and above all NEW, I've never seen this kind of design before. Well done !
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Once more, London fashion week had been totally amazing and refreshing! House of Holland, Burberry, Mary Katrantzou, Jonathan Saunders and Giles are the five designers we really had a crush for!
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Here is a story I shot for our latest issue (Pop Culture issue), featuring fine and couture jewelry brands that I like and that come from all around the world. We have imaginated a colorful #foodporn story and had so much fun shooting it ! Enjoy ! And don't forget @dietisboring !
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Here is our latest crush, Lucy Folk, a pop festive jewelry brand that comes from Melbourne! We discovered Lucy's funky world during Paris fashion week and we got immediately mad about her. She does amazing jewelry (oh these golden crochet pineapple earrings, hum, yummy), and since recently she starts making bags and sunnies! Here is her latest video, made for the launch of her Sugar line (someone who gives food names to her collection is obviously someone who loves life!!!).
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So this our third common post with the Particules Complémentaires, and this time we had to cogitate on wood. At the very beginning I thought, what am I gonna do ? Scandinavian architecture or minimalism is not for me at all. But considering it, I thought of the luxuriant side of wood. Many things had come up to my mind, like the wood jewels made in the 1930′s. Inspired by Art Nègre, jewelry designers used wood and mix it with precious gems. Today I appreciate what designers like Lydia Courteille, Belmacz or Aurelie Bidermann do with wood. I also thought of Nancy Cunard and of the wooden bangles she wore on both arms. I've always been fascinated by the avantgarde style of this rebellious aristocrat who fought against racism and married an Afro American jazzman. Some pics of a wonderful style here… I also remembered the wooden Art deco clutches of Begart, a young Turquish designer I discovered 6 months ago at Premiere Classe. Then I thought of shoes, the xxl wooden wedges I've always loved, those inspired by the 1970′s and the famous Biba shop (remember THE shop where all the hipsters were shopping at that time!). So I said to myself, you should look into your own wardobe. And guess ? Many pairs of shoes with wooden heels or soles! I'ne never thought my wardrobe could contained so much wood… I've concocted these kitsch collages (I'm very much in kitsch right now!) on the 4 pairs I often wear. My only regret ? Not to have bought these crazy Celine SS2010 wedges. 4 years after, I'm still loving them. It's funny how you don't get tired of some pieces….
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The moon's a balloon, so says the song. Problem is, there's a guy out there, perhaps more than one, who want to claim that the moon is actually a PROJECTION (up around 55,000 ft, so he claims!), and…Continue
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We've all seen it - claims either so outrageous or so ignorant that they test the bounds of credibility, and they're usually, though not always associated with religion. Well, it would seem that…Continue
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I get an email of links to mostly political pieces from the Daily Kos every day, and that's how I became aware of the following. Personally, I have no idea whether the three smoke detectors we have…Continue
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Right off the top - I did not write this, and I honestly do not know who did. I stumbled onto it this morning on the hard drive of my laptop, in a folder of a collection of written pieces I have…Continue
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Loren, is there a way to block a specific person from showing-up in my e-mail?
Oh Loren, you torture me. I love Kahlua and Cointreau and they play terrible tricks on my diabetes. Actually, the liver is what is thrown off track and creates pain like you would not believe. I love alcohol. I love beer. I really love Glenmorangie single malt Scotch. These are loves of the past. I'll do the coffee, whipped cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon.
Oh Loren! I like anything coffee. I would like the recipe. Thanks
Cheers Loren. NIce to meet you. My name's Link by the way. Been away from YT for a while, but recently returned and feels nice to be back. Only came across Atheist Nexus a few days ago, but seems like a engaging space. All the best.
Judge Posner wrote the opinion. This may come as a surprise, but Posner was appointed to the federal appeals court by none other than Ronald Reagan. However, as the Republican Party shifted further and further to the extreme right, he distanced himself from it. If you can get the audio link that recorded the oral arguments, it is fascinating. Posner politely rips the opponents of marriage equality a new one.
I tend to agree that the next President will be a woman. It will, in all probability, be Jeb Bush v. Hilllary Clinton. My $$$ is on Hillary, just because the Bush name is a gross anathema. If so, the teabaggers will continue to obstruct anything to improve or advance the US. I listen to them scream "I want my country back." Me? I want want my country forward.
Loren, sorry it's taken me so darn long to get back to you about Boehner's lawsuit against the President. You're correct in that I found it...well, not interesting from the standpoint of Boehner...but more of a bad episode of bizarre theater here in the US.
The author of the article in Daily Kos is 100% correct in that federal courts, unlike state courts, are courts of very limited jurisdiction. The only cases federal courts can hear are those enumerated in the US Constitution,an interpretation of a provision of the Constitution, or what what Congress authorizes them to hear.
Here's the real underlying stupidity of this lawsuit. Congress could pass a statute giving federal courts jurisdiction to hear this case. Before it goes into effect, guess what chief executive of the US government has to sign it into law?
The whole thing is nothing more than a propaganda ploy to get the true believers would up like a group of striped nosed baboons in a primate house throwing feces against the wall. The mid-terms should b interesting.
Hello Loren,
Thanks for welcoming me to the site, and sorry for taking so long to get back to you.
I'm really enjoying this online community. I'm learning a lot and thinkg a lot :)
Ya Bangladesh and thanks a lot again for welcoming me so warmly! :)
Loren! What an affirmation of what I have been trying to get across sine the 1980s. I watched it happen, slowly at first, and then exponentially. I didn't have a computer in those days and did all the calculations from paper and pencil and watched the trendline move upward.
Thank you much! Indeed, I will order the book and look forward to reading it.
Buy the way, I didn't see confirmation from economists, even though I read everything I can get my hands on. One day, I ran across Steve Keen, an economist from Australia and he confirmed what I was seeing. Whew!
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On Sunday morning, 12 October, 2014, I listened to Reza Aslan as he spent three minutes saying next to nothing of consequence regarding the contretemps of a week ago between Sam Harris and Ben Affleck on Real Time with Bill Maher. Whatever Aslan wanted to accomplish with his vacuous commentary is beyond me, which doesn't stop me from seeing it and him as being problematic as…Continue
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I was watching a segment of CBS Sunday Morning today, when a segment was presented about a new Broadway production, "It's Only a Play." During that piece, Lesley Stahl asked the cast about the expected fortunes of this new work and what the reviews might be. The reactions of the players, whether feigned or real, bothered the hell out of me and were of the tenor of "you don't EVER talk about that in the theater!" Eventually, there was conversation on those issues, but that the superstition…Continue
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I was watching a profile piece on CBS Sunday Morning about actor Steve Bucemi a bit ago, when I heard that actor in one of his roles offer the following poignant observation:
Do you think God stays in heaven, because he too lives in fear of what he's created?
If there were a god of any stripe who was responsible for the creation of Homo sapiens, I should think he'd be pissing his pants by now, and with good reason. Ever since Yahweh made the…
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I can remember the voice of Frank Sinatra from back when I was a kid. My father wasn't quite a fan, but he had more than a couple albums which got played regularly and which I can still recall in my head when I want to. Certainly, Ol' Blue Eyes was a vocal technician of the first water. His intonation, treatment of even the simplest phrase, breath control and overall execution place him deservedly in a rarefied atmosphere shared with a scant few other artists, and that by itself is…Continue
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When we initially enrolled our child we were not please with the teacher. She was unfriendly, unprofessional & borderline rude. As expected we moved our child to a different classroom & we have been happy with the results thus far. At this young age we have observed our child's ability to cut shapes, count to 100 by singles & 5's, sound out words, spell & recognize site words! We love the current teacher! With that being said here are our concerns. We've noticed several large dead cockroaches in the gym & hallways, there is a foul smell radiating from the restrooms, it seems to be a disconnect with administration & staff(I have personally heard grumbles of displeasure with working conditions from teachers about administration) & lastly we have to pay for EVERYTHING! Every activity is a charge. A trip to the library 2, petting zoo @ the school 6, play production @ the school 6 & a trip to a neighboring church 2(shouldn't that @ least be free since this is a Christian environment?) We've participated in several fundraisers this year & are wondering where the money went. Certainly not to field trip fees! We're not sure our child will be returning next year. Hope this helps. Blessings!
My child Had some behavioral issues and this principal worked with me to help my child succeed. The principal and teachers exhibit their love on a daily basis.
I am a public school teacher. My niece and nephew started out at LWCA. Unfortunately, their parents had to relocate. However, when my niece started her new school, she was so far advance than the other students. She was test and moved up a grade. My nephew is ahead of this class. After seeing my niece and nephew advance academically, my son now attends LWCA. There is a big difference in Private Christian Education and Public School Education. LWCA offers lots of one on one. I enjoy talking and working with the teachers.
Enrolling my grandaughter at this school was my biggest mistake.I feel as if I failed my grandaughter. My grandaughter has been at Brookhollow Christian Academy for 6 years and I was very satisfied. BCA only went up to 2nd grade, which left me looking for another Christian Academy. I'm sad to say I was told about LWCA.The teacher I was introduced to when I came to tour the school wasnt the same teacher that is my grandaughters teacher now. At the beginning of the school year I noticed the mispelling of words on the board.I went in at the beginning of the school year and let her teacher know that I was there to support her as the teacher and my grandaughter. I noticed that the teacher didnt give out conduct sheets for the purpose of communication. The first 9 weks was o.k., but I was noticing that her teacher didnt seem as if she was an experienced teacher. The second nine weeks was a total nightmare. My grandaughter recieved 3 F's on her progress report and I was never notified by the teacher that my grandaughters grades dropped down from A's and B"s to F's. There is no communication from the teacher to the parents and the administration is know help.
As a parent I feel that when you have a problem with anything that occurs at the school you should be able to go to the administrator of the school to resolve the problem. Each time I went to Ms. Goodie or had a conversation with her I felt as if she wasnt holding the teacher responsible for anything. I felt as if I was being labeled and attacked. At this point I'm just waiting for the end of the school year because I have know intention of returning to LWCA. Every school that hold any type of Accreditation has guidelines in which they must follow in order to keep their Accreditation. I bought my grandaughter here for a Christian Education, small classes, firm but loving teachers. I feel that my grandaughters teachers are lazy, unexperienced and untrained. I dont recommend Living Word Christian Academy to anyone.
I currently have two children attending this wonderful school. The earliest my children attended this school was 18 months. The structure, love, and innovation this school brings to our children is amazing. The christain teachings have also helped my kids become more confident in their faith and beliefs. Nothing is forced and when children seeking more knowledge it is provided.
This school is great! I love the small classes and the children learn so much. I think the potential for this school is outstanding and they will do great things. I would suggest that anyone who has a little one to send your child to this school.
My grand daughter has been going to LWCA since she was 3. It is an awesome school with great teachers, assistants, and administration.
My daughter is going to the first grade next school year and has been with LWCA since Pre-K all my daughter wants to do in her spare time is read, do math problems and write. I beleive this is all due to this school. She started reading and doing basic addition in Pre-K and now in kinder doing more advance levels along with learning spanish. They also have fine arts programs so that your child may be in after school activities which is also awesome. Also the adminitration has always been very nice in answering any questions I have had.
As far as learning it is a great school my son has learn so much there. But the adminitration, I believe the attitudes could be better.
My daughter started at Inwood Oaks Christian School in kindergarten. She loves the school and is learning at higher level than public school. Next year will be her third year at IOCS. We love the school and there strong Christian environment.
My son has attended IOCS since he was 3 years old and he is now in the first grade. He is very excited about learning and if that excites him I don't mind making the sacrifice to send him to IOCS. And to top it all off, the school is christian based. They have praise and worship service everyday and parents are invited to participate. My husband and I are pleased with my son's progress. The staff is helpful and friendly and all of the teachers are certified instructors. The after school programs they have developed are great. If you are in search of a Christian School for your child, please give IOCS a tour. You will definitely love it!!
Hello, my name is Shawn Carpenter and my two children have been attending Inwood Oaks School for two years now and we love the school , the staff everything about it. My children have and have had wonderful teachers I know they are learning and want to learn more. They are excited about going to this school. We were at Sea World ,Texas and my kids kept asking me when were they going back to school, I was like wow!, they rather be at school than see Shamu, that's just so awesome to me. I thank God so much for allowing my chidren to be in an environment like Inwood oaks Christian, it's truly a Blessing!
Great school. The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. My 2year old and my 7 year old kids are very happy and my 7 year old is learning much more than when she was in tomball school district, considered a top school. The are also learning about god. I make the sacrifice to pay for my kids education.
It was very difficult working with the staff at this school. There seemed to be a 'control issue' between the administration/coordinators and the teachers. Yet it was the students who suffered when parents are denied access to teachers. I would strongly not recommend this school.
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Understanding how FS supports OpenSIPs as a front-end
In our previous post, we talked about the differences between OpenSIPs and FreeSWITCH for handling call delivery. We will continue with that topic today.
Now that we've understood the differences between FreeSWITCH and OpenSIPs we'll take a deeper dive into the technical implementation features available in FreeSWITCH to support OpenSIPs (or any third-party proxy) as a front-end.
FreeSWITCH Support for OpenSIPs (or any proxy)
FreeSWITCH, in its quest to integrate with anything, has done a fairly good (and quickly approaching excellent) job at allowing integration with OpenSIPs. By default, if you route packets from an OpenSIPs box to FreeSWITCH, FreeSWITCH will analyze the headers in the SIP packet and figure out that the packet started somewhere else. Then, responses will automatically be directed back in the same direction they came in, which is incredibly useful for a variety of scenarios (we'll cover these in next week's post). In addition, IP-based authentication features are smart enough in FreeSWITCH to substitute the original IP address for the IP address of OpenSIPs on inbound packets.
Specifically, FreeSWITCH natively supports the following features:
X-Auth-IP Headers
In most cases FreeSWITCH needs to know the original source IP address of the SIP packet that is coming to it. Since these packets first hit OpenSIPs and then FreeSWITCH, this information is normally lost. To solve this problem, OpenSIPs can be programmed to add the original source IP address in a custom header named X-Auth-IP. It looks like this: X-Auth-IP: 188.8.131.52
When added, FreeSWITCH will automatically identify that the original IP address of the packet is 22.214.171.124. All security/access control checks and subsequent IP address information will be recorded using this source IP address.
Support for ACLs that identify proxies
FreeSWITCH supports the ability to accept packets and identify them from a SIP proxy. When used in conjunction with X-Auth-IP header mentioned above, this restricts who is allowed to submit a packet with X-Auth-IP enabled. This is an important protective measure because otherwise anyone could send a packet and fake the X-Auth-IP header and trick FreeSWITCH into thinking the source IP address was different. This way, you define where your OpenSIPs boxes are and then FreeSWITCH will only process X-Auth-IP headers from those boxes.
Support for Path Headers
The path header is assigned by OpenSIPs which allows FreeSWITCH to recognize, record and then save that header to know how FreeSWITCH should first route that call when inviting the device that has registered. As shown in the image below, when there is an established path header, FreeSWITCH must first route the call through OpenSIPs to invite that registered device.
Support for Proxies During Registrations
FreeSWITCH automatically adds the ;fs_path=126.96.36.199 parameter when a phone registers. This parameter basically says "here's the path to take in order to get back to this device." This allows the packet to traverse back through the same proxy that the registration was originally received on. This is extremely important as it allows one or more FreeSWITCH boxes to contact a device via OpenSIPs and the device will always see the packets as coming from the same IP address. This helps handle a tremendous number of [Network Address Translation] NAT-related issues for you transparently.
Support for Originating Calls via Proxies
FreeSWITCH supports passing the ;fs_path=18.104.22.168 parameter manually via originate strings to Sofia. This parameter instructs Sofia to route calls via a proxy (like OpenSIPs). Unlike registrations (mentioned above) which automatically add this header, adding it manually lets you explicitly dictate when OpenSIPs should be used and if you have more than one server, it dictates which OpenSIPS server should be used when.
What's Lacking in FreeSWITCH (and what we're patching and contributing back!)
FreeSWITCH has done a great job with basic call flows in and out of OpenSIPs, but when it comes to SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY, OPTIONS and other SIP messages, there is still much to be desired. Already in the FreeSWITCH tree (link) you will see some contributions from our team that fix these issues, with more on the way.
Specifically, the C code doesn't always properly format proxy information for the sofia (SIP) library and sometimes packets get ignored or dropped on response even though they are properly received in FreeSWITCH. This is currently the case for OPTIONS, NOTIFY and some other packets. But don't fret – pending patches will easily fix this and 2600hz is working on automated test routines to ensure this functionality doesn't break in the future, even as improvements and new integrations are introduced.
To Sum it all Up
In Summary, OpenSIPs and FreeSWITCH make a killer combination. It takes some work to get things working perfectly, but ultimately the two serve different complementary roles that allow you to build extremely scalable telecom systems. We encourage folks trying to scale their platforms to become skilled in both platforms.


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Surreal Nightmare
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Surreal Nightmare
And I saw Zeus today in the Beacons,
Descending in a dazzling bright cloud of flame
With crepuscular rays rampant.
Striking fear into the plebeian flock
And coursing through the river's meanders-
Lightning roots shimmering out to bind and entwine.
And there was Demeter, weeping uncontrollably
For her hell-bound daughter's plight
In dragon ridden winter caves within the limestone
In Hades' hellish depths.
Her sheeting tears and miserable wracking
Will set the seasons until Spring's onset-
With wet darkness and unploughed sods of soil.
And as I gazed upon this new Olympus
Wrought raw before my eyes on Cymru's soil
I raised my eyes heavenwards to give praise
That of all the places,
The mighty chose this, the shining Beacons,
Rainbow strewn majestic Beacons,
To build their kingdom.
By Jeremy James
#Hollow Weekend
Hollow Weekend
Rain-sodden earth
And rhythmic raindrops' drumming
Marked the weak end;
An incessant, wet reminder
That boredom can be made to happen
Whenever the weather sees it fit
To rain on your parade.
Seeing potential in the mundane is part of my philosophy in life, and this picture represents this beautifully.
I was cooking a meal the other night and the breaded chicken pieces had an interesting texture as I put them in the baking tray. I just had to photograph them.
I then used Snapseed to sharpen up the picture and then TinyPlanets to give the chicken that crucial swirl.
Finally, I used Satur8 to give the chicken a different colour.
Seeing potential in the mundane. Apply it to all aspects of your life.
Hugo Where?
There are some films that come along that defy categorisation, and Hugo is one of them. It is beautifully shot and lit, providing a gently paced, heartwarming alternative reality to one of the original pioneers of cinema.
The trailer attached here doesn't really do the film justice as it makes it look like a children's adventure story when it is so much better than that.
The film is quite long and is perhaps a little too indulgent in its homage to the cinema which, although central to the whole theme of the film, grinds the pacing of the plot down to a barely living beat at times. However, this is a magnificent, ambitious film that has been crafted by a master still at the peak of his powers.
Footnote: I saw this film (twice!) in 3D and it is truly one of the most beautifully crafted 3d films yet created. If all 3D films were so carefully framed and shot then 3D would not be languishing as a format. Having said that, this review is prompted by a viewing of the BluRay version of the film in 2D, which was just as special.
This hedgehog lives in my garden. It sleeps by day in the ivy on the right of this picture. Perfect camouflage. I admire its tenacity and invisibility. Strangely, I have met people like this- people who pop out of nowhere and have a improbable way of turning up out of nowhere to have a huge influence in their area.
How many hedgehog people do you know?!!
Watched Source Code last night. It starts off well with a very low key, less is more, title sequence and an impressive, disorientating opening. Jake Gyllenhaal is an impressive actor and keeps the film grounded as close to reality as possible given the nature of the material. As the plot unfolds and questions are slowly answered the film starts to fray at the edges and lacks any real tension. Finally, the possibility of a tragic but entirely beautiful Romeo and Juliet style ending is briefly flirted with but ultimately ditched for a lame coda.
Great performance from Jake, but lacking in real tension and a suitable ending.
'Source Code' Trailer (by hollywoodstreams)
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Golden Boat on Flickr.
There are often magical moments in life if you just choose to see them- from the amusing glint in the eye of a friend to the gorgeous panoramas of the countryside and urban cityscapes.
Look out for them. They're everywhere.
sparrows-2 on Flickr.
Sparrows welcome, bugs not.
So I'm in charge of the garden for a week while my other half is in Wales and it's like the seven plagues of Egypt have started descending into suburbia.
The knobbly prize courgettes and the courgette flowers are beset by blackflies. Beet leaf miners have developed a penchant for the beetroot leaves. The Bishop of whatever dahlia is being attacked by flies. The earwigs have taken up residence in the lettuces and a micro-environment of tiny flies is surrounding the pot of blood lilies perched oddly in the living room as they start to grow. Oh, and I forgot to mention that the less than heaven facing chillies in my bedroom don't like being baked and look decidedly frail.
I'm dreading the return of the holidaying one, but these sparrows are welcome to visit whenever they like.


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The Band Perry Teams with Fall Out Boy for 'CMT Crossroads'
Ready for another installment of CMT Crossroads?
Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum band Fall Out Boy is teaming up with hot country trio The Band Perry for an all-new episode of CMT Crossroads. From Nashville, the groups are collaborating for the first time together, swapping stories and sharing lyrics from their hit songs.
"CMT Crossroads: Fall Out Boy and The Band Perry" will premiere on Friday, November 29 at 10 p.m. ET/PT only on CMT.
Update: The airtime has been changed to 11 p.m., ET/PT.


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"Mr. Kane was a man who got everything he wanted and then lost it. Maybe Rosebud was something he couldn't get, or something he lost. Anyway, it wouldn't have explained anything… I don't think any word can explain a man's life. No, I guess Rosebud is just a… piece in a jigsaw puzzle… a missing piece."
Citizen Kane (1941)
Dream sequence, Vertigo (1958)
Classic Hollywood Meme || 10 Movies You Love
- The Lion in Winter [1968]
Classic Hollywood Meme | 10 Favorite MoviesThe Philadelphia Story - 1940
"You'll never be a first class human being or a first class woman until you've learned to have some regard for human frailty."
Classic Hollywood Meme | 10 Favorite MoviesCasablanca - 1942
"I can't fight it anymore. I ran away from you once. I can't do it again. Oh, I don't know what's right any longer. You have to think for both of us. For all of us. "
Peter: Now watch me. I'm going to use Number One. Keep your eye on that thumb, baby, and see what happens.
Ellie: I'm still watching your thumb.
Peter: Something must have gone wrong. I guess I'll try number two.
Ellie: When you get up to a hundred, wake me up.
Peter: I guess maybe I won't write that book after all.
Ellie: Yes. But look at all the fun you had. Mind if I try?
Peter: You! Don't make me laugh.
Ellie: You're such a smart aleck! Nobody can do anything but you. I'll show you how to stop a car and I won't use my thumb.
Classic Hollywood Meme | 10 Favorite MoviesBringing Up Baby - 1938
"There is a leopard on your roof and it's my leopard and I have to get it and to get it I have to sing! "
Classic Hollywood Meme || 10 Movies You Love
- Casablanca [1942]
You heard him—I'm a star…
Classic Hollywood Meme | 10 Favorite MoviesAll About Eve - 1950
"Margo Channing is a star of the theater. She made her first stage appearance at the age of four in Midsummer Night's Dream. She played a fairy and entered, quite unexpectedly, stark naked. She has been a star ever since. Margo is a great star, a true star. She never was or will be anything less or anything else. "
Henry Drummond: Then why did God plague us with the capacity to think? Mr. Brady, why do you deny the one thing that sets us above the other animals? What other merit have we? The elephant is larger, the horse stronger and swifter, the butterfly more beautiful, the mosquito more prolific, even the sponge is more durable. Or does a sponge think?
Matthew Harrison Brady: I don't know. I'm a man, not a sponge!
Henry Drummond: Do you think a sponge thinks?
Matthew Harrison Brady: If the Lord wishes a sponge to think, it thinks!
Henry Drummond: Does a man have the same privilege as a sponge?
Matthew Harrison Brady: Of course!
Henry Drummond: Then this man wishes to have the same privilege of a sponge, he wishes to think!
Inherit the Wind [1960]


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Asked Friday at Caper Acres and One-Mile.
Teresa Reid, director of client services, Paradise
"Yes, I think so. Why not? It's a practical use of their time and talent in a way that will benefit the people in our city. Anything men in their position can do to use their strength is a blessing to them as well as others."
Mary Shelters, attorney, Taylorville
"I think it's a good idea. If someone has the choice to work and if resources are scarce, that might make them feel productive like they were giving back to society. And they get the chance for fresh air and to be in a beautiful environment."
Scott Gauer, unemployed, Chico
"It's a great idea. Instead of wasting taxpayers' money having them sit in jail, put them to good use."
Michelle King, mom, Chico
"I'd be comfortable with that. I think if the kids can still go to the park there during the day and it's open, that would be good. It'd also be good for the inmates getting the opportunity to help. Maybe it'll be something good for them so it might be good for everyone."
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I just love…
his hair
the way he looks at me…asdjkfml
his mouth
the way he smokes a cigarette
his moves
him being sexy
him being adorable
the fact he is a hugger
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…. and preferably blue
I think we all know who will it be at the first sight of the picture
1. Juggler
2. Cage Dancer
3. Caterer
4. Babysitter
5. Lounge Singer
6. Champion Debater
7. Celebrity Stylist
8. Bathtub Model
10. Weight Watchers Counselor
11. Language Tutor
12. Music Teacher
13. Gymnastics Coach
14. Motivational Speaker
15. Really anything he wants. Who wouldn't hire him?
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