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A large crowd enjoyed Rossini's "Barber of Seville" in the expansive Our Lady of Perpetual Help school auditorium on Sunday.
Debut artist Augusta Caso was simply magnificent as Rosina, with incredible vocal decorations; her acting was so believable and she very much looked the part of a gorgeous ward of Dr. Bartolo, played by John Schenkel. Schenkel is Regina Opera's ever-faithful bass and he delivered a truly memorable characterization.
Xaverian High School lost to Christ the King 59-56 in the Catholic High School Athletic Association's AA city championship at Fordham University on Sunday. Christ the King, which beat Xaverian in the Brooklyn-Queens final two weeks ago, has now won the last three CHSAA city titles.
"We came into this game thinking about revenge because we thought that we could beat them," said Xaverian forward Najee Larcher. "They're not that much better than us, but they proved to be the better team today because they played harder.
The city's plan to tear down old, outdated telephone booths and replace them with gleaming, state-of-the-art kiosks that would provide free wi-fi is getting a great deal of attention in Bay Ridge, a neighborhood that still has dozens of phone booths on its sidewalks.
"There are 58 pay phone sites here. They are no longer in working order," Jayne Capetanakis, chairman of the Traffic and Transportation Committee of Community Board 10, told board members at their March 16 meeting.
In an effort to reduce truck traffic on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and other crossings, the Port Authority and the Federal Highway Administration are looking at alternative ways to get deliveries of goods and services into the city and into the northeast region of the country, including building a cross harbor rail freight tunnel between New Jersey and Bay Ridge.
Bensonhurst and Bath Beach were treated like second class citizens by New York City this winter, according to officials at Community Board 11, who charged that the Department of Sanitation was slow to plow the white stuff off local streets after major snowstorms.
"This district had a very uneven performance by the Sanitation Department this winter," Bill Guarinello, the community board's chairman, told his members at their monthly meeting at the Bensonhurst Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare at 1740 84th St. on March 11. The board represents Bensonhurst and Bath Beach.
Manhattan boasts the biggest Saint Patrick's Day Parade of them all on March 17, of course. But Brooklyn is showing that it's no slouch when it comes to shamrocks. The borough hosts not one, but two grand parades honoring the patron saint of Ireland.
The 22nd Annual Bay Ridge St. Patrick's Day Parade is coming up this Sunday, March 22, on Third Avenue. On March 15, the Brooklyn St. Patrick's Day Parade, held each year in Park Slope, celebrated its 40th anniversary.
The Educational Investment Tax Credit, a bill designed to help public and private school parents defray the cost of educating their children by allowing people to earn tax credits for contributions to scholarship funds, is not likely to happen this year after the New York State Assembly did not include the legislation in its one-house budget released on March 10.
The Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, a provider of health services to adults and children, has moved its Bay Ridge Counseling Center to 9201 Fourth Ave., officials announced.
The counseling center was formerly located a few blocks away, at 9435 Ridge Boulevard, a building owned by Agras Realty LLC. The center's lease expired, according to Allison Witty, media relations manager for the Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services.
The New York City Police Department is asking for the public's assistance locating a suspect wanted in connection with an attempted bank robbery in Brooklyn's Borough Park's 66th Precinct last month.
The suspect entered a Citi Bank at 5420 13th Ave. near 55th Street at 4:51 p.m. on Feb. 26, according to NYPD, where he handed a note to the bank teller demanding money.
The teller did not comply, however, and the suspect fled empty handed.
The special election for the Southwest Brooklyn-Staten Island congressional seat kicked into high gear this week, with Republican Daniel Donovan touting key endorsements from law enforcement unions and Democrat Vincent Gentile announcing the official start of his campaign.
Gentile, a Brooklyn councilmember representing Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and parts of Bensonhurst, will hold a campaign kickoff rally on Saturday, March 14 at his Staten Island headquarters at 35 New Dorp Lane.

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Before we share some news and information on our staff care programmes. We would like to say thank you for your ongoing support, for your generosity and for your faith in Ragamuffin's work with those who are often most marginalized. Every contribution whether financial or in reading these reports and staying connected is deeply valued, noted by our team and makes such a difference to us continuing to provide our services. On behalf of everyone in Ragamuffin Cambodia – Thank you!
'Sustaining the Frontline' - caring for those who care for others
In any humanitarian work, staff well-being and professional de-briefing is as important as programme delivery. The human resource on the frontline of care is an organisation's most vital asset and staff well-being, when dealing with daily trauma and crisis in their work, must be carefully considered if staff themselves, and their families, are not to become severely and negatively impacted by their commitment to bringing aid and solace to others.
'Ragamuffin works together with those who aim to empower and sustain individuals, families and staff teams in the restoration and development of healthy communities and work places.
In partnership with local and International organisations in Cambodia, Ragamuffin provides staff care programmes and intensive de-briefing. This work is critical in the support of those who work with those who suffer. Ragamuffin has been recently working with over 10 partners who support those who have been victims of trafficking, forced labour, young girls in crisis, and those who have been through traumatic events. In a recent staff care progamme for an organization that provides crisis care for young girls, a member of the team explained:
"I got to know my colleagues so much more deeply – their value and contribution to the work and recognised their ability to work so well and faithfully…we learnt a lot from each other …we're normally so busy we don't get a chance to appreciate each other … we need to keep this in mind …there was so much meaning in our pictures! Such a surprise!"
These thoughts demonstrate the importance of an opportunity to deeply value each other. Through the creative work each member of the staff team was able to recognize how much they were giving out and the cost this has to them. This was both moving and fun! There were such poignant moments as internalized pain found expression; and lots of joy and laughter as gifts were made and shared – everyone made something for everyone!
Collaborative parterships with teams and organisations enable both strengths and resillience to be celebrated, and also the discovery of personal, professional and organisational tools for staff care and well-being initiatives that can be realistically and effectivley implemented into practice.
"It's so important that we are able to do this - it's our chance to express and journey through the impact of what we are holding with our clients, the terrible stories we are hearing and how to care for and protect ourselves"
These programmes help groups understand the phenomena of vicarious trauma as we consider (through a range of creative processes) what we give out and what we take in as we do our work. Staff tams are enabled to recognise that to ignore the symptoms of vicarious or secondary trauma and the stressors it places on ourselves, our colleagues and our families is to neglect the vital instrument of care that each member of staff is. People are not machines, but it would never cross our minds not to look after and maintain a machine on which we relied.
It is so evident that regular opportunities to debrief and be restored is essential to the well-being and effective functioning of these much needed teams of dedicated individuals working with those in crisis. As they too then support children and young people who both are supported by their organisations and also who are referred into Ragamuffin's Arts Therapy Clinic.
"You have helped me find my light in my heart again" (Young woman recieving Arts Therapy)
'Throughout my therapeutic work this year, I have been working with young orphans who have had HIV since they were born. They were referred to Ragamuffin to receiving our arts therapy service as they are individuals with complex family backgrounds. They have experienced many problems and have challenges with attachments, depression, behavioral issues, social stigmatization, unprocessed grief, and poor quality of life. Some were abandoned by relatives or rejected by friends, teachers at schools or by some people in their communities even though there have been a lot of media and health programs to promote awareness on HIV transmission. Apparently, for most people with HIV they still struggle with both social and self-stigma and these young people feel like they are holding a deep shame with an invisible emotional wound throughout their lives. As the result, they feel their world is "small, dark, and chaotic in which no one could understand and see them". So our work is about creating a safe therapeutic relationship in which these young people can learn to feel safe again, to feel valued, and deeply heard.
During the arts therapy process, the young people found the process like a sacred, personal and healing journey to their heart, and soul which enabled them to find their truth, there deep selves, new courage, and hope in order to move on in life or to navigate a way to discover loving kindness and compassion toward themselves and others. The art forms and other creative processes were used as therapeutic tools to support them emotionally and spiritually which provided a gentle flowing and natural way to express and reflect on difficulties and life experiences. Ultimately, they found their lives getting better, they were able to feel braver and more able to cope with the challenges of their illness and share their deeper pain and distress in side through their art and with me as a therapist. On behalf of these young people I would like to express my gratitude to all the supporters from and through Global Giving that help to make these life changing experiences possible' It is so important young people on the edges of life can recieve this therapeutic support'. (Serey Samchet – Director of Ragamuffin Cambodia and Senior Arts Therapist
Young people living in Cambodia experience so many challenges and demonstrate such a degree of resilience. Ragamuffin Cambodia continues to support those who are in crisis, are marginalised and are in need of expressive and creative outlets for their pain and distress. We also support those who self harm or live with very destructive family and social contexts, creative arts therapy is a powerful process to support a young person to express violent or destructive energies safelyas a result of their own feelings and experiences inside and also what they witness and experience around them. We continue to support staff teams and organisations who work with the most vulnerable through training, staff care and supervision programmes. We believe the vital resource of those who care for, nurture, protect and support others, especially needs support, encouragement and opportunity to reflect and be strengthened. Ragamuffin Cambodia are providing a series of intensive staff care programmes in partnership with the Chab Dai coalition Cambodia and will also be running its next professional development training in June on Arts therapy and conflict transformation as part of our on-going services.
Thank you again for your continued support of this important work in Cambodia and the beneficiaries its serves.
"On Valentine's day, we tend to look for love from our loved ones and other people, but we always forget ourselves. For me, Valentine's day is the day that reminds all of us of universal love and the day that enables us to reflect on what we can do to express love, gratitude, and forgiveness to one's self, our beloved persons, and other beings". Bouyheak Lim, Arts Therapist Ragamuffin Cambodia.
Cambodia was recently described by the Washington Post as being "The country where Valentine's Day is the most dangerous day of the year" for its high incidence of rape and non-consensual sex. http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/02/12/the-country-where-valentines-day-is-the-most-dangerous-day-of-the-year/
In a rapidly evolving city culture where traditional values and an emergent youth culture are trying to navigate the complexity of change. Finding positive creative channels for expression, self-awareness and choice becomes so important for young people.
Bouyheak Lim from Ragamuffin's 'Be yourself' - Arts Therapy Team created and ran a workshop to celebrate love in a different way on St Valentine's Day. "I wanted to provide an opportunity for young adults to use creativity to discover more about who they are and how they really want to live their lives. Discovering strengths, qualities and positive decision making through engaging in an in-depth creative and therapeutic process. This resulted in participants discovering more about who they are and what they can be in the world from the inside out. Creativity naturally empowered them, building esteem, confidence and fostering the skills to cope with the complexity of life decisions. It was such a success we are going to meet on a regular basis".
In the Be-Yourself Arts Therapy Clinic – children and young people referred to a therapist face a myriad of complex problems from living with HIV, or having suffered abuse or the loss of a significant person, through to managing challenging family and social circumstances. Behaviour is so often a symptom of underlying distress and is so easily misunderstood. Giving these young people the opportunity to explore safely and gently through creativity the disturbing and distressing feelings they have helps to mediate destructive symptoms from challenging behavior acted out to self-harm.
"The arts therapy clinic is a critically important service to both prevent more problems whilst provide specialist treatment and support for those with more severe problems" Serey Samchet Senior Arts Therapist.
Ragamuffin's music programme Songkites is working on an awareness raising campaign in collaboration with the Be-yourself project to promote positive messages about mental health and well-being for young people in Cambodia. A collective song is being written, recorded and a short film created by young people voicing their thoughts about what it means to 'Be Yourself' as a young person in Cambodia. This programme aims to raise confidence self-esteem and awareness.
Ragamuffin continues to also provide training and support for professionals who work with those who suffer. In March we will be providing a training course exploring loss and grief called Bitter Sweet Sorrow.
Learning how (and what) to grieve. Discovering what it is we deeply value and the impact and meaning of loss in our lives
Every loss is to be acknowledged. Every investment made matters. To lose someone or something dear to us is to lose something at the very heart of us, part of what makes our lives meaningful and fulfilled.
Grieving is so important. When the process of grief is blocked we too can become blocked; our pain is then displaced into a range of symptoms both physical and emotional/psychological. It impacts our confidence, our relationships, our personal sense of purpose, vitality and vision.
Grief is as complex as the experience. The loss of an elderly parent in a peaceful death is one we may have had time to prepare for. Sudden tragedy such as, for example, the collapsing of a bridge at the Cambodian water festival in 2010, leaves no time to prepare; nor does assault, suicide or a tragic accident. From wars and natural disasters to the loss of livelihood, every loss and grief, both individual and collective is unique and rarely follows a linear trajectory.
Learning to grieve and to value grief is crucial to psychological and physical well-being.
This is the subject of our training course. We will be using the gentle, powerful art of creativity to guide us in our explorations through an individual and collective reflective process. We will also consider how such insights and therapeutic techniques will apply to our work with others who are in the midst of grief.
Therapeutic training builds capacity of those working in the psychological sector in Cambodia and continues to strengthen the network of partners and multi-disciplinary responses to caring for those who suffer.
On behalf of our clients and the team here, Ragamuffin Cambodia would like to take the opportunity to deeply thank the generosity of supporters donating through Global Giving who are enabling this service to continue to benefit children and young people in Cambodia.


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|Reviews for Innocence Lost
| Layla Luv chapter 37 . 3/9/2010
SEQUEL! You have to do one! Plz! )
| Viva Palestina chapter 37 . 3/9/2010
Its..over? Oh no :(
I suppose I was wondering if you would turn it AU or if you would find a way to make it fit into the original HP like you did with Tonks and Snape. I guess you decided to just leave us guessing :) Or maybe you will turn it AU in the epilogue. And make Dumbledore a better person. After Tizzy was happy for him, couldnt he be happy for her?
Thank you!
| Brume7 chapter 37 . 3/9/2010
I loved this chapter! It was great to see them so happy... And I would be very interested if you did a sequel as I would love to read more about Severus and Tizzy...
Thanks for this lovely story.
| trista chapter 37 . 3/9/2010
please keep going:) it can't be the end!
| notwritten chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
Young woman. Your chapters are not rotten. They are good. So are your stories good. You are a very good writer. Thanks for sharing your talent with us. If you want to do a sequel, do it. keep smiling. :-)
| Someone aka Me chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
PLEASE do a sequel! I love this story so much! Fantastic chapters here at the end!
| junewilliams7 chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
Epilogue? You're not going to show us how Tizzy helps him survive the war and survive Nagini's bite in Shrieking Shack in DH? Eeps. I'm glad Lasse tried to stand up for Severus. Thanks for updating, and I'll be waiting for the epilogue!
| wickedwench1 chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
Yes to epilogue and yes to sequel! I love Tizzy!
| Cassiopeia823 chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
Epilogue definitly required. Want to know how they end up beyond this; together or apart?
| NoahIrene chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
LOVE it! Sequel? Only if you feel like it, I'm happy with either! D
Awesome Job with this!
| wandamarie chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
| SituationalExtrovert chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
Oh, good. Please figure out a way for the epilogue or sequel to give them a happy ending. You can even go canon-compliant with DH and have Nagini bite him, because Tizzy will have 16 years of being a healer under her belt, and between the healer and the potions guru, they will hopefully have the beilliant notion of keeping blood-replenishe and dittany and anti-venom handy. Being that Severus hangs around with a megalomaniacal despot with delusions of godhood, who happens to keep a bloody huge venomous snake for a familiar. Please, for the love of God, let him be at least as smart as JKR always made him out to be, without making himstupid enough to forget something as vital as that.
Matter of fact, it is that very thing that completely irks me about Deathly Hallows. Well, that, and the whole iterminable camping thing, too. For me, killing off Snape in such a lame way should be the Fourth Unforgivable. Especially since an antidote to Nagini's venom already existed! St. Mungo's used it to cure Arthur Weasley in OOTP, for crying out loud! And as an Order member, SNAPE probably made it!
Which is why I love fanfic: because talented people like yourself get to make things happen they way Rowling SHOULD have.
I'm looking forward to seeing how you finish this off. Or continue it. HINT, HINT, HINT!
| severus49 chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
I love the fluffy little lemons! They're great! I'm sad seeing the end come so soon - I do think you could have gone ten more chapters with this one. There's enough story with what happened to Lasse, what happened with Tizzy and Severus, what happened with the supposed end of Voldemort - there was so much more to be said! Excellent story overall and a great read to boot!
| Alabaster Princess chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
Oh no. The 'mum talk'. we've all been there :/
brilliant,inspired with the reducing of the classes.:)
aww, cuteness at the dinner table. I wouldnt be able to eat, itd make me sick, lol ;)
yay for poppy;fixes allproblems, not just medical ones.
lol,family interference! *sniggers*
andgood for minn, coming round just in time to convince the others. :D
yes yes yes! fucking yes! good on Lasse, and minn, and up yours Albus, you *inserts one of B's favourite 'lou-isms'* :
aww, beautiful, beautiful ending! and a mention? oh my! I am spoiled! :D Thank YOU dear for such a great story! :) (even if it was a bit... victorian for my tastes) ;)
| Very Small Prophet chapter 37 . 3/8/2010
Oh, this story is not over at all. There are so many loose ends leading in so many directions.
Since the next ten years in the Potterverse will be fairly quiet, I suggest starting the sequel shortly before Harry arrives at Hogwarts. You can fill in the ten years of backstory as you go along. Tizzy won't even be thirty, so there's no need for children, which would probably complicate things too much; Sev might manage to be a spy with one hostage to fortune, but not two. And I like the idea of Sev and Tiz being permanently shacked up without benefit of wizarding clergy. They are the Seventies generation, after all. That frock coat does NOT make Severus Victorian.
This is quite clearly not a conclusion, what with Albus plotting and Voldemort percolating and an annoying boy with distinctive green eyes on his way to school. I have every confidence you will continue.


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Sure, it would be nice to have a newer, fancier bridge connecting Portland and Vancouver, especially if someone else paid for it. But look closely at what's actually being proposed — a $3.5 billion, 5-mile long, twelve-lane freeway widening project that just happens to cross a river — and you'll see that there's a strong business case against the CRC.
1. Financial Risk
Although the CRC was sold as having a $450 million Oregon price tag, everyone should be clear that the state's financial liability is open-ended and unlimited. Oregon will be responsible for any shortfalls in revenue from other sources — both the federal government and tolls — and for cost overruns.
This is troubling because the CRC financial plan is based on a series of Pollyanna-like assumptions. It counts on the federal government paying almost 100% of the cost of light rail when it typically pays only half. Already a key part of the supposed one-third federal contribution has failed to materialize. For years, the CRC financial plan has counted on $400-$500 million in earmarks or discretionary funding for the highway portion of that project. However, the big highway reauthorization bill passed last summer contained nothing for the CRC.
2. Cost Overruns
The CRC finance plan assumes the project can be delivered for $3.5 billion. However, the project's history suggests this is wildly optimistic. For years, the engineers pushed an "open-web" design that was eventually pronounced unbuildable.
Despite early Coast Guard warnings, the CRC design team proposed a bridge with insufficient clearance for navigation. Each blunder has added at least a year, and tens of millions to project costs. And this on top of ODOT's well-documented history of huge cost overruns on major projects, like the Highway 20 project that is more than $200 million over budget.
3. Displaced businesses
According to the project's Environmental Impact Statement, bridge construction will dislocate 69 businesses with 916 employees. More importantly, the bridge's low fixed span, with 116 feet of clearance, will likely force the closure or relocation of three major marine construction companies — Greenberry, Thompson Metal Fab, and Oregon Iron Works — that make structures too large to fit under the new bridge. Hundreds of well-paid manufacturing jobs hang in the balance.
4. Job Losses
The bridge will cost jobs in other sectors too. Tolls will take more than $100 million dollars per year out of the pockets of local consumers and businesses, reducing spending in the region by that amount — plus a multiplier effect associated with re-spending. Money commuters spend on tolls won't be available to pay the rent, buy food, or spend on services provided by other local businesses. Standard input-output models show a $100 million reduction in spending would be associated with the loss of 750 jobs — and unlike the temporary jobs associated with construction, this job loss would go on indefinitely.
5. Worsened Traffic Congestion
New traffic projections released by CRC confirm what critics have been saying for years. Tolling the existing I-5 bridges — which will begin in 2016 to help pay for construction — will divert tens of thousands of vehicles each day to I-205 and other routes. Today, about 123,000 vehicles per day use the I-5 bridges. According to CRC consultants tolling will cause traffic to drop to between 52,000 and 79,000 vehicles per day.
Where will these vehicles go? Some will give up the trip altogether, but many will divert to I-205, I-84 or other routes. Diverting of tens of thousands of vehicles per day will produce massive congestion on other, even more important routes —especially time sensitive travel to and from Portland Airport.
This new forecast casts doubt on the need for the project itself. In the most optimistic scenario, by 2030, traffic on the I-5 bridges will barely make it back to the current level of about 130,000 vehicles per day. So after spending $3.5 billion (or more) to build a new 12-lane, five-mile long freeway, it will carry no more traffic than the current structure.
6. Failing transportation finance system
One would think that before undertaking the most expensive transportation project in the state's history, we'd make sure that our transport system is well funded and managed. Sadly, the opposite is true. Historically, Oregon has funded road construction on a pay as you go basis. But in the past decade that has changed. In 2002, just one percent of state highway funds went to debt service; now it is 29 percent, and CRC will likely add more than billion dollars of additional debt. And because the Legislature didn't provide any new revenues, repaying CRC borrowing will require cutting other urgent transportation needs or raising future taxes. This comes at a time when driving is declining, and state gas tax receipts are falling hundreds of millions of dollars below ODOT projections.
If not the CRC, then what? In their quest to sell a mega-bridge, CRC advocates have ignored cheaper, greener alternatives that would produce immediate relief. Building an arterial bridge to Hayden Island would get local trips off the freeway; the project's own analysis shows that the current bridges could be seismically retrofitted to the 2,500 year "no-collapse" standard for roughly the same cost as demolishing them.
And we could eliminate traffic snarling bridge lifts by fitting a new lift span to the downstream railroad bridge.
Far from being an economic boon, the CRC is actually bad for business.
Joe Cortright is an economist with Impresa, Inc.
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Bourdain decided to answer fan questions that included his favorite reggae artist (Peter Tosh), his favorite Tarantino film (Jackie Brown), the most interesting person he's ever eaten with (Bill Murray), his death row meal of choice (sushi by Jiro), and per his wife, whether or not he needed anything from the grocery store (Cap'n Crunch).
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According to Memory Alpha, Augments, as compared to normal humans:
* were five times stronger
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* were twice as intelligent
* had greater resistant to sickness
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* had lung efficiency that was 50% better
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All these could be accomplished through advanced genetics. We are already changing the nature of animals and plants through genetics. Given time, we might be able to do the same with humans.
Khan has suddenly, in this new film, become Jesus. He has this remarkable
that, if tapped, could revive the dead. We have moved past genetic re-sequencing and have moved into the supernatural.
Eh, I kinda like that, though. It may not necessarily be "realistic" (though I don't really demand realism from Star Trek) but it definitely gets across the message that Khan is an enhanced being.
All we really saw before was that the Augments were stronger and more resilient. They didn't seem *all* that superior. They were basically human Klingons.
This guy is Nietzsche's superman, though, and that makes him terrifying.
I think what Abrams has done for the franchise is write Trek *as it would be written now*, rather than try to deal with dated concepts. And I feel it works.
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The "alien transmissions to ham radio operators" craziness began in the early 50s, with people as George Hunt Williamson (yeah, one of the Adamsky's buddies) claiming to be talking with "space brothers" via ham radio (firstly, via Oui-Ja), and later "telepathically". The topic then was about our brainless atomic wildness, and how the Interplanetary Brotherhood must watch upon us closely because we are in the path to selfdestruction, with huge cosmic consequences. Around these years (even months), people as Jack Sarfatti, then a teenager, (self-)allegedly received phone callings from an alien computer trasmitting from an alien starship. We are around 1952-54 here, the Golden Age of Contactees (with Adamsky beginning his stuff, and Van Tassel his conversations with Ashtar, and etc). "Curiously", "coincidentally", this is a period with a lot of worldwide "marian apparitions" too. The UFO craziness is so huge that the Penthagon establishes the Robertson Pannel and a lot of police protocols on UFOs, etc.
It's in 1954 when ex-soldier & flying saucers' megafan & megaexpert Donald Keyhoe reveals the existence of TWO UNKNOWN ORBITAL OBJECTS around Earth, how they were tracked by the military staff/stuff (with Lincoln LaPaz as scientific authority), and how "officially" the things were simply "asteroids"... It's in February of this year that, the legend says, Ike Eisenhower had a rendezvous with the alien tripulants of five UFOs in the Muroc (later Edwards) AFB (officially, Ike was then enjoying his holidays and/or he really had a rendezvous with... his dentist), Geeeshs... really this a mess, some talks about 1956 for the rendezvous, saying that Ike talked with living aliens, or he really only saw their corpses, or really he only saw UFOs' wrecks from ufocrashes... The legend fix that saying that really there were TWO rendezvouses, the first with the cool good aliens (Stop the Bomb, morans!), and the second with the bad aliens (We have some nice alien technology over here, earthlings... Do you wish to deal with us...?). Go figure! According with the Ike's son, Daddy never talked about UFOs privately.
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"A Scrumtious little Chocolate with pieces of glace ginger ,Almond pieces and candied orange peel inside white chocolate and then dipped in dark chocolate, I think these flavours go really well together. They make a nice little after dinner treat with coffee or done up in little bundles for gifts with a ribbon look nice too! I hope you like these little treats."
Serving Size: 1 (19 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 20