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I was searching yahoo news and found this.
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I found this on LIVEDAILY's Blog
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I went grocery shopping again today. Tuesday I bought the water because I had Albert, my choreperson. Buying six 24 packs of water is heavy lifting so I needed him. They are in the trunk of my car. Today I purchased the ice tea, ice cream, c... Read more
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The flea market is slowwwwww. The first weekend I did ikay. The second weekend I made my rent and a little picket change. The third week I barely broke even. The fourth weekend I made zippo, nada, nothing, zilch, zero, not a penny and it cos... Read more
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On February 28th I wrote a blog and told SP members that I had to leave for awhile. I have been checking in and I have spun the wheel. There were times that I did disappear for over a week and then again for awhile because my computer was at S... Read more
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It has been awhile since I have blogged. I haven't had much to say or going on. I have been struggling with my diet and of course with exercise. I did have my eating on track and well, life happens unfortunately. I say sh*t hit the fan and I... Read more
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I am trying my hardest to find replacement exercise for the pool since my scholarship ran out in November. What is that saying? "You don't know what you have until it is gone." I didn't go when for the last few months and now I wish I that I ... Read more
Monday, January 05, 2015
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We so enjoyed yesterday. My favorite bus driver Les drove and welcome me on the bus with open arms. No kidding, I got a big bear hug and a Happy New Year, Read more
Saturday, January 03, 2015
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I have read this list often, and it does motivate me. So I decided to copy it into a blog instead of searching for it each time I needed it. I hope it motivates you too.
I will be gone until Monday sometime to my Mom's. My UConn buddy. ... Read more
Thursday, January 01, 2015
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Okay, so it is 2015. Who feels any different, who really cares? What is all the hype about? Everyone goes crazy with New Year's resolutions, that usually get dumped by mid February. We see it on sparkpeople every single year. From mid Decem... Read more
Sunday, December 28, 2014
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It was Christmas day 2012 and the family had sat down for dinner. My Mom was pushing food on me, because according to her, horrors I was getting too thin. Of course once she said something everyone jumped on the band wagon. I wanted to lose a... Read more
Saturday, December 27, 2014
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As I have stated my Mom loves UConn girls basketball and therefore, loved my Christmas gift. Imagine my delight when I went to friendshiptours.net last night and found a trip to Mohegan Sun on March 7 for the ACC Finals and UConn is playing. T... Read more
Thursday, December 25, 2014
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I slept at my Mom's last night. I woke up this morning on the uncomfortable couch after an uncomfortable night and for a second didn't know where I was. We got home from my brother Mike's house and my Mom went to bed, and Chuck went upstairs t... Read more
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I have signed up for the 5% Winter Challenge again. I am a again. I have always been a Read more


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Mallory Ortberg's Texts from Jane Eyre: And Other Conversations with Your Favorite Literary Characters is a funny, irreverent take on what it would be like if famous authors and classic literary characters texted. Ortberg takes books and authors that we read in high school or college and retells their stories in text form. From Hamlet to Elizabeth Bennett to the Lorax, from Edgar Allan Poe to William Wordsworth to Emily Dickinson, no character or author is out of reach for Ortberg.
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Beloved Irish novelist Maeve Binchy once said, "I am obsessively interested in what some may consider the trivia of other people's lives." Her people watching paid off in her novels but also in her work as a journalist for The Irish Times, where she serendipitously launched her writing career. Maeve's Times: In Her Own Words is a selected collection of her work spanning five decades at the newspaper as a women's editor, columnist, feature writer and reporter. When her novels became bestsellers, she resigned her full-time position but continued contributing until her death in 2012.
This volume chronologically organizes some favorite pieces from her long tenure and groups them into decades from the 1960s through the 2000s. Her eye for detail, so prevalent in her novels, serves her well in chronicling various topics ranging from the lighthearted to the controversial. Her humor and drollness are evident in each article, whether it be musings about dull airline companions or honest thoughts about more provocative subjects such as the plight of the Irish working in England. And she was also an almost giddy reporter on the shenanigans of the royals and in attendance at many of the weddings, including Charles and Diana's in 1981.
Readers will acquire a better understanding of Binchy's treasured homeland as the anthology also serves as a sociological study and cultural commentary on a changing Ireland. This entertaining collection will delight her legion of devotees who will get to know her a little better while enjoying the cherished characteristics of her writing – wit, wisdom and compassion.
Life has always been in the details for Addie Baum, the 85-year-old protagonist in Anita Diamant's new historical novel, The Boston Girl. When her youngest granddaughter asks her to tell her life story, Addie starts at the beginning. Born at the turn of the century, this daughter of Jewish Russian immigrants endures disappointments and obstacles along the way to living a full life defined by plucky resolve and passion. In Diamant's capable hands, Addie's first person narrative is a gentle and lovely rewinding back to the soul of another time and place.
Coming of age as a Jewish woman in the 20th century, Addie endures the endless harping of her suspicious mother who sees America as the wrecker of young women. Home is in a tenement in the north end of Boston, where there is just enough money for food and rent. Staying in school becomes Addie's dream despite her mother's low expectations. It's her love of reading that opens doors to the world she will eventually inhabit. When she lands an invite to join the Saturday Club girls at their camp at Rockport Lodge, she forms friendships along with opinions and new experiences. For Addie, it is time of Parker House rolls and keeping boys from getting "fresh." When she tries on long pants for the first time she can't believe how liberating it feels.
Diamant, whose previous works include the highly regarded The Red Tent, wades through a significant period in American history, including sweat shops, the flu epidemic, World War I, the Depression and feminism, just as Addie matures and exploits her own personal potential. While this latest novel may be a lighter read than Diamant's previous works, readers will enjoy the plot-moving short chapters that capture the intrinsic nature of the early 20th century immigrant experience in America. The Boston Girl should make an excellent book club selection for those examining the breadth of connections that sustain us.
The icon of timeless style for the 20th century, Audrey Hepburn has left a legacy of grace and compassion through her movies, her images and her work with UNICEF. Young adult publishers have picked up on the popularity of all-things-Audrey with the publication of two novels this fall, Being Audrey Hepburn by Mitchell Kriegman and Oh Yeah, Audrey! by Tucker Shaw.
"Here's the big secret—Audrey Hepburn is the cure for everything," says Lisbeth, a bored 19-year-old New Jersey diner waitress in Being Audrey Hepburn. Audrey fans and those who remember Kriegman's classic Nickelodeon sitcom Clarissa Explains It All will cheer as Lisbeth gets into some wild escapades. Stuck meeting the demands of her alcoholic mother and explosive older sister, Lisbeth spends quality time by herself in a hall closet watching Breakfast at Tiffany's on a loop and writing a fashion blog titled "Shades of Limelight." The only people she can depend on for support are her best friend Jess and her grandmother, Nan, who shares her love of Audrey.
When Jess needs help at her job at the Met, she rewards Lisbeth with a glimpse of one of the most iconic dresses ever worn: the black Givenchy dress Holly Golightly dons at the open of Breakfast at Tiffany's. Begging and pleading with Jess, Lisbeth puts on the dress and finds herself at the Met gala. Suddenly, she's the mysterious It-Girl on Page Six. Pop stars and fashion designers are blowing up her phone with text messages. Her humble fashion blog goes viral. Paparazzi are snapping pictures of her everywhere. Can Lisbeth keep herself grounded in her new-found fame, or will she forget her real friends for a chance to be in the spotlight?
In Oh Yeah, Audrey!, teen Gemma Beasley has landed in New York City for the weekend of her life, chock-full of Audrey-inspired events and recreating some of the most famous scenes from Breakfast at Tiffany's. The author of a popular Audrey Tumblr called "Oh Yeah, Audrey!," she sets out to finally meet some of her best Internet friends in person: the flamboyant Brian, the sarcastic Trina and even Telly, who trolls the site. But when Gemma meets up with Dusty, a handsome "almost" stranger, he promises her something more special than just an ode to her favorite icon: a chance to wear one of Audrey's dresses from the film. Will Gemma abandon her friends and her grand plans to spend her weekend with mysterious Dusty, or will she continue with the careful itinerary she put together for the best weekend of her life?
Reading these books is a must for all Audrey obsessives and a wonderful companion for your own Audrey Hepburn movie marathon night. BCPL's collection feature many Audrey Hepburn's most iconic films on DVD, so pick up a few of your favorites, put on your little black dress and enjoy.
By definition, a wallflower is someone who yearns to stay out of focus and is content with experiencing the world from a vantage point far removed from social commotion. Wallflowers are typically observant people who possess the uncanny ability to find beauty in unique places. Eliza Robertson's debut collection Wallflowers places a series of introverted characters in situations with the potential to reveal more than their individual livelihoods.
Unified by central themes of longing and loss, Robertson's characters all wish for a way to forget the past or escape the present. In "Here Be Dragons," a geographic surveyor sees shades of his late fiancée in every corner of the remote locations he visits. She haunts him not in the convenient visages of doppelgängers, but in the complicated forms of reverie associated with people, places, things and experiences amidst savage and newly loveless lands. "Slimebank Taxonomy" thrusts readers into the empty life of a young mother living with her brother and his family. Her sister-in-law does not shoulder the added burden gracefully as she diverts attention from her own child to care for the new baby. The young mother realizes this, yet remains powerless to rear her newborn; instead, she finds solace in dredging drowned animals from a nearby swamp and cleaning their bodies. "Roadnotes" tells the story of a woman who leaves her job to drive through the Northeast on an autumnal leaf-viewing tour. Conveyed in the form of a series of letters addressed to her brother, readers see glimpses into her true motivations for her journey as she laments the loss of her mother, despite her rough childhood.
Robertson's debut collection shimmers with beauty enhanced by flecks of melancholy, with hints of hope where it seems toughest to find. With stories less about the wallflowers that populate them and more about the collective souls of humanity, Wallflowers is not to be missed by literary fiction enthusiasts. Fans of the rustic Canadian backdrop and the accompanying aloneness might also enjoy D. W. Wilson's collection Once You Break a Knuckle.
In 1992, 24-year-old Chris McCandless gave away his savings and most of his worldly possessions and embarked on his dream trip, a quest in the Alaskan wilderness. His adventure ended in his tragic death in an abandoned bus just off the Stampede Trail near Denali National Park. Chris' story was the subject of Jon Krakauer's bestselling nonfiction book Into the Wild in 1996, and it was later made into a film directed by Sean Penn. Krakauer's book focused mainly on Chris' journey and the end of his life, but it left many questions about his past and his motivations unanswered, leading to many widely held misconceptions about Chris.
Because of the popularity of Into the Wild, people think that they know Chris' story, but there's much more than meets the eye. While Krakauer was researching his book, Chris' sister Carine McCandless shared more about her family and Chris' childhood with him, even allowing Krakauer to read some of her brother's letters relating his feelings about unpleasant details of life in the McCandless home. To protect her parents and half siblings, Carine asked Krakauer not to include the letters in his book. Now, Carine McCandless is revealing those details in The Wild Truth, a book she hopes will allow readers to view her brother's life and actions through a more accurate lens.
Above all things, Chris McCandless valued truth, and Carine's raw and honest account of their family life builds a much clearer picture of what drove Chris to take his journey. This unforgettable story is my favorite new nonfiction book this fall. The Wild Truth is not just for fans of Into the Wild. It's also a must-read for readers who are drawn to family memoirs.
We are delighted that Carine McCandless will speak about her book and her brother's legacy at the Arbutus Branch on Saturday, December 6 at 2 p.m. Readers can hear directly from Carine and have the opportunity to ask her questions about The Wild Truth. Find out more information about this event.
Imogen Robertson invites readers on a journey to Paris, 1909, the height of La Belle Epoque, where the alluring excess of the era comes to vivid life in The Paris Winter. Robertson introduces readers to three fiercely independent young women whose friendship is built on a common love of art, but who are quickly ensnared in a sinister plot.
For Maud, a destitute art student at the Académie Lafond, life is anything but decadent. Her inheritance only covers rent and tuition, leaving her no choice but to go hungry. School friends Yvette and Tanya quickly notice their proud friend's state and secretly intervene to get her a job as a companion to wealthy Christian Morel's sickly sister Sylvie. Maud can hardly believe her fortune as the position includes a warm, clean room and plenty of hot meals. The security of her employment also allows her to focus her energy on her art. But all is not well in the House of Morel as the private lives of the siblings are vastly different from their public personae. Sylvie is hiding an opium addiction and Christian's aura of intrigue feels threatening.
Maud embraces their secrets as her own, but before long finds herself embroiled in sinister plots which take her and her friends from the gritty underbelly of Paris to the haunts of the upper class. The three young women grow as they work together to uncover the truth amidst so much deception. Robertson's characters are memorable and her colorful, detailed descriptions serve to create a strong sense of place and time. Art lovers, history buffs and armchair sleuths won't be able to put this thriller down.
In Jane Smiley's Some Luck, on a farm in Denby, Iowa, Rosanna and Walter Langdon begin their married lives in 1920 in the time-honored tradition of past generations. Walter ponders fertile fields and chooses good bottom land for his farm. Rosanna becomes the consummate farmer's wife and produces five children, all with vastly different personalities: Frank, brilliant but fiercely independent; Joe, whose gentle spirit and love of the land make him the heir apparent to the farm; Lillian, the beautiful but innocent angel; Mary Elizabeth, destined to fate; Clare, her father's favorite; and Henry, always thirsting for knowledge.
Spanning three generations, covering the coming of age of America, Some Luck is the latest offering from Pulitzer Prize-winning author Smiley. Smiley deftly weaves historical events throughout her narrative, painting a portrait of one family as it endures the Great Depression, drought, social unrest and burgeoning communism, through World War II and its aftermath. With a sure hand, Smiley portrays each of these events as they affect farmers and laborers, town and city, America and the world. Whether on the farm or in a war, everyone must endure the hardship and the vagaries of life and fate. As Grandma observes, "But what would we do without some luck?" Smiley also subtly reminds us of the importance of family and friends, as they support each other through trying times and happy moments. As Walter and Rosanna survey their family at a Thanksgiving feast, they realize all they have achieved and conquered and that, by forming this family, they have created 23 unique stories that will resonate through succeeding generations.
Some Luck is the first installment in a trilogy. Once you have laughed and cried and shared all their stories, you will be anxiously awaiting the next installment.
This year marks three important anniversaries for everyone's favorite reindeer. In 1939, advertising copywriter Robert L. May wrote Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at the request of Chicago's Montgomery Ward department store. The retailer wanted to use the story in a promotional booklet for its customers. That year, Montgomery Ward distributed over 2 million copies of the booklet featuring the story of Rudolph. A new 75th anniversary edition of May's original rhyming story was just published with beautiful new illustrations by Antonio Javier Caparo. This oversized book's rich illustrations make it a great way to share this version of Rudolph's story.
Ten years later, May's brother-in-law Johnny Marks adapted the story into the unforgettable song, and Gene Autry's recording topped the charts in December 1949. From there, Rudolph's popularity skyrocketed. Then, on December 6, 1964, a new Christmas tradition was born. That night, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer first aired on NBC. The stop motion animation TV special narrated by Burl Ives now airs on CBS each year, and watching it has become an annual tradition for many families.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the animated TV special, two new books have been released featuring its familiar plot. Thea Feldman's retelling of the story combined with Erwin Madrid's illustrations, which are very similar to the TV special's art, make Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Classic Story a sure bet for die-hard Rudolph fans. Families with younger children may prefer Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: Special Edition Pop-up Book. This shorter version of the story with large-scale pop-ups using movie stills to capture memorable scenes from the TV special will become a family favorite.
Ask parents to share their deepest fear and, inevitably, it involves something tragic happening to their child. In Diogo Mainardi's The Fall: A Father's Memoir in 424 Steps, Mainardi writes about the intersection of grandeur and error which led to his son's disabling cerebral palsy. On Immunity: An Inoculation by Eula Biss examines modern medicine's sometimes controversial practice of vaccination.
424. That's the number of footsteps taken by Tito Mainardi as he and his father walk to Venice Hospital where he was born, and where physician error resulted in his brain injury. It's also the number of brief passages that make up this small memoir in which Mainardi finds connections between art, architecture, music and history, and relates them back to Tito and his illness. Profoundly moving and structured by concentric links, The Fall demonstrates that tragedy and beauty may not be such a dichotomy after all.
Red-faced and screaming or silently stoic: either way, it can be tough as a parent to put a child through the often painful series of recommended inoculations. Even more difficult would be wondering if your child's autism was triggered by a vaccine or passing on those shots only to see a child hospitalized with whooping cough. Biss looks at the varied reasons behind a parent's decision to decline immunizations, which include African and Middle Eastern Muslim fears of a western plot to harm their children via the polio vaccine to American concerns about greedy pharmaceutical companies or political agendas pushing unnecessary and invasive medicine — all of which compromise the "herd immunity" protecting communities from disease outbreak. On Immunity provides a thoughtful view on the impact of vaccines on contemporary public health.
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IN THE SHARE THIS WEEK (quantities in photo are reflective of a full share): Winter Squash (Delicata/Sweet Dumpling), Red Potatoes, Salad Turnips, Red Onions, Garlic, Broccoli or Cauliflower, Bell Peppers, Tomatoes, Kale and Lettuce Heads.
Please remember to return share boxes/liners and egg cartons! Also we happily reuse quart and pint mason jars.
With every passing day, our work becomes more focused, shifting our vision from the whole of the farm to the few patches of lingering roots crops, brassicas, and other hearty greens still in the field, and the high tunnels that have emerging little sprouts all over. This past week, the night time temperatures dipped under 50 degrees which is the temperature at which we try to make sure all the squash and sweet potatoes are harvested and protected from these temperatures. Luckily amid last week's rain showers we did get the last of the sweet potatoes into the greenhouse for curing (all 125 bushels of them!) We are also down to 1 bed of carrots in the field, which is good, because our cold coolers are about at capacity. (see picture below-right). We are eager to share these harvests over the next months and even into next spring as is often the case with carrots and sweet potatoes.
Turkey Preorder: Please take the time to reserve your Turkey for Thanksgiving festivities. You can do this online at http://villageacresfarm.com/store/thanksgiving-turkey-preorder. ~Deb
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(adapted, only slightly, from Andrea Reusing's Cooking in the Moment: A Year of Seasonal Recipes)
1 bunch small Hakurei turnips (about 10), halved lengthwise
2 tsp. vegetable oil
Salt and pepper
1/2 TB honey
Pinch of cayenne
1/2 TB water
Toss turnips with 1 tsp. oil, salt and pepper in a medium bowl.
Combine honey, cayenne and water in a small bowl.
Heat a small skillet over medium-high heat. Add remaining tsp. oil. Add turnips. Sauté for about 10 minutes, turning turnips frequently, until they are golden brown.
Add honey mixture to turnips and toss them for a few minutes until glazed and tender. Add additional salt and pepper to taste.
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IN THE SHARE THIS WEEK (quantities in photo are reflective of a full share): Green Cabbage, Bok Choi, Celeriac, Onions, bell peppers, carrots, tomatoes, Cauliflower (Fulls) or Broccoli (Mediums), and Hot Peppers.
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The winter storage crops are rolling in and it is my favorite time of year. The crew spent a wonderful Friday afternoon, bare feet in the soil, harvesting carrots in the warm autumn sunshine. The harvests have been phenomenal so far, and we are playing our annual game of cooler tetris. Making it all fit, while still being able to access everything gets tricky this time of year. The beets, carrots and cabbages have all exceeded our expectations. We have only thinned the daikon radishes, and already have 6 bushels (I'm thinking that I'll try my hand at kimchi this year). Sweet potato harvest started yesterday, and they are also looking good. We stack them in the propagation greenhouse, so that they can cure. Why, you ask? Sweet potatoes aren't very sweet and have a dry texture when they are harvested. We put them in a warm, humid environment so they can develop that sweet flavor we all love. It also helps any cuts to heal for longer storage life. We also had all of the apples and pears pressed this week into a cider, and it is fantastic. I hope you have ordered some for this week's pick-up! Finally, it's a great time of year to visit the farm, so come and join us for Farm Breakfast, this Saturday (10/3) from 8-11 am. The last Farm Breakfast will be on November 7 (hey, that's my birthday!). Hope to see you all there! ~Jackie
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I like my bok choy best in a simple garlic sauce, but it is also great in soups and stir fry. I like to take one medium bok choy and rough chop it. Add about 1 T of olive oil to a hot wok or large skillet. Add 3 large chopped cloves of garlic to the oil and stir fry until aromatic. Add the bok choy and stir fry for a minute or and then add about 1/4 tsp salt (or to taste). Stir fry for a few more minutes and serve immediately.
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IN THE SHARE THIS WEEK (quantities in photo are reflective of a full share): Salad Mix, Bell Peppers, Red Beets, Broccoli, Winter Squash (Delicata or Sweet Dumpling), Gold Potatoes, Red Onions, Garlic, Rainbow Chard, and Hot Peppers.
Please remember to return share liners and egg cartons! Also we happily reuse quart and pint mason jars.
I'm just coming off a great weekend spent with my siblings and parents here at the farm. This weekend we all gathered to work through some of the details of the transition of this land and farm from my parents to us as the next generation. We all have so much history with this land and involvement with farm business over our lifetimes. I feel truly blessed that we all are united in wanting to see the farm to continue to carry out the mission that my parents set out to fulfill when they moved to this farm over 30 years ago- to steward the land wisely and connect people to their food, the earth, and each other. In addition to some productive time working out the legal details of the transfer, we also got to work together planting trees that we will all benefit us all into the future. We expanded the planting of paw paw trees (lovely refered to as MawMaw's PawPaw patch by my sisters), as well as planted a variety of native trees and shrubs (also started from seed by my green thumbed mother) along a section of our streams that needed more stream side vegetation. Three generations of Brubakers working side by side is a beautiful thing- I wish I could keep them all around all the time- we'd get a lot done! ~Deb
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Today we continue to read through John Bunyan's classic work The Pilgrim's Progress, and we arrive at the eighth stage of his journey. This week Christian and Hopeful journey on and come to the Delectable Mountains. This is a chapter that required me to re-read it (or really to listen to it and then to read it).
If my understanding is correct, Bunyan uses the Delectable Mountains to point to the place and the power of the local church in the life of the Christian. It is a place of rest, a place of feeding and a place to be warned of error, all under the care and oversight of loving shepherds. In this case the shepherds are called Knowledge, Experience, Watchful, and Sincere.
You can see the care Bunyan used in welcoming people into his own church. He was obviously a man who highly valued church membership and sought to extend it only to those who were truly converted.
I saw also in my dream, that when the shepherds perceived that they were wayfaring men, they also put questions to them, (to which they made answer as in other places,) as, Whence came you? and, How got you into the way? and, By what means have you so persevered therein? for but few of them that begin to come hither, do show their face on these mountains. But when the shepherds heard their answers, being pleased therewith, they looked very lovingly upon them, and said, Welcome to the Delectable Mountains.
You can also see a plurality of elders here, with different character qualities of an elder displayed in each of these men. Having concluded that Christian and Hopeful are genuine in their pilgrimage, they now act in unity: "Then said the shepherds one to another, Shall we show these pilgrims some wonders? So when they had concluded to do it, they had them first to the top of a hill called Error, which was very steep on the farthest side, and bid them look down to the bottom." They proceed to teach them about error, to caution them about going astray, to give them a glance into hell, and to provide them with a glimpse of the Celestial City.


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You may totally ignore this restaurant judging by the look. But some of their dishes are actually very good.\r The steamed dumpling is very authentic and the some tofu dishes are delicious.\r They key is they have problems to make southern dishes. The flavor aint right and ingredients are wrong.\r However, theyre pretty good at dishes from the north side of the China. \r Dumplings, for instance, is one of them.\r \r The price is good and they packaged take out or delivery extremely careful. I almost want to use the word sophisticated to describe. Anyway, thats the idea.\r \r Summary, if you know how to order, this is a very good Chinese restaurant.
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12:00 AM, Mar 12, 2008 • By DAVEED GARTENSTEIN-ROSS and KYLE DABRUZZI
THE FBI'S NATIONAL SPOKESMAN was already prepared to dismiss a connection to terrorism the day after ricin was found in a Las Vegas hotel room. Special Agent Richard Kolko told the press on Feb. 29 that the presence of ricin appeared unrelated to terrorism "based on the information gathered so far." He made this announcement before any details about the incident hit the press--and when they did, it made the announcement seem premature, to say the least.
The following day, Las Vegas police revealed that they had discovered "general firearms" and an "anarchist-type textbook" with an entry on ricin marked two days before they found the ricin itself. Ricin has two basic uses: poisoning people and cancer research. Anarchist texts such as the infamous The Anarchist Cookbook couple instructions on building a variety of weapons with the advocacy of violence to bring about political change--which fits the classic definition of terrorism. No anarchist texts are known to contain instructions on how to conduct cancer research.
There is no question that a competent investigator presented with this set of facts would entertain the hypothesis that the ricin had been developed with an eye toward political violence. Yet according to CNN, even after those background facts became public, an internal law enforcement report stated that the FBI considered the ricin discovery "criminal in nature with no nexus to terrorism." There is little reason to think that the FBI knows something we do not on this issue. Even as the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's conclusion about the lack of a terrorist link was being circulated by the media, deputy chief Kathy Suey admitted that law enforcement didn't "know an awful lot" about the 57-year-old man who wound up in critical condition after staying in the room where the ricin was found. "For the last 12 hours," she said, "our efforts have been on the containment and cleanup of the area and areas where there could have been exposure. We are now going forward with an investigation."
IT IS, OF COURSE, too early to declare that the Las Vegas incident was connected to terrorism. But law enforcement's announcement to the contrary was almost certainly premature--and is part of a larger pattern of officials dismissing acts of violence as unrelated to terrorism long before they are in a position to know.
The U.S. Code defines domestic terrorism as acts that endanger human life in violation of American criminal law, and that appear to be intended "to intimidate or coerce a civilian population" or "to influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion." So the defining factor that would classify an instance of violence as terrorism is the motivation behind it: A violent act is terrorism if its perpetrator intends it to intimidate American citizens or alter U.S. policies.
With that definition in mind, the pattern of law enforcement declaring violent incidents to be unrelated to terrorism before they have any way of knowing becomes clear.
THE PREEMINENT EXAMPLE of a premature announcement that a violent incident was unrelated to terrorism is also one of the few times that the FBI changed its tune. On July 4, 2002, Hesham Mohamed Hadayet opened fire at the Los Angeles International Airport's El Al ticket counter, killing two Israelis and wounding four other people before a security guard shot him dead. Two days later, FBI spokesman Matt McLaughlin told the press that "there's nothing to indicate terrorism at this point," and added that "we'd have to find some connections to a terrorist group" before doing so.
McLaughlin's reasoning was dead wrong: Connections to international terrorist groups are not a prerequisite for an act to be defined as terrorism. A report by federal investigators who thoroughly explored the Hadayet case revealed no links to international terrorist groups--but characterized the shooting as a terrorist act because Hadayet had virulent anti-Israel views and apparently hoped to influence U.S. policy toward the country. Though it took almost a year for the FBI's stance on the case to change, in April 2003 a Bureau spokesman said they agreed with the report's conclusion that the shooting fit "the definition of terrorism."
SIMILAR EXAMPLES ABOUND. We outline them here not to argue that all of these incidents should be characterized as terrorism. Rather, our point is that in these cases, officials quickly declared that the violent incidents were not terrorism--at a time when no significant investigation had been performed, and when these announcements could not possibly be regarded as credible.


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Great Photomatix-HDR Tutorial
OK..... we all know when that dreaded haloing effect gets in the way of a good HDR conversion. I found this great tutorial including this bit of info (link below);
Here are a few things I do although none of these are cast in stone:
Take that Strength bar up to 100%. We will dial it back down later in Photoshop. So, the result of this step will look a little overdone, but never fear, well take it back within the norms of reason.
Watch out for the Color Saturation. Its easy to get carried away.
I also like to slide the Luminosity bar over to the right as far as I can before it looks too flat. The further right the Lum bar is, the less halo effect you get as well. If you dont know what the Halo effect is, you will soon enough - especially with daytime shots. Another way to combat that is with the next few steps I go through below.
I like to crank up the White Point and Black Point bars to give it some punch and contrast. See that histogram? Dont be afraid of it? Continue to move the White Point and Black Point until you get MOST of that histrogram inside that little rectangle
Micro-Smoothing helps you get some nice contrast in the details. I often set it to zero and then clean up later in Photoshop if it gets a bit overzealous in parts of the picture.
All the other sliders I rarely touch, unless it is a finicky shot.
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Hi Don, missed this one. Tkx for the help
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It's a surprising, yet very intriguing combination. Country crooner Trace Adkins and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick are teaming up to host the fourth annual American Country Awards on Fox.
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I actually like getting FB through the mail. Not sure if I'd use the words "less durable", but most of mine have come through relatively well. Postcards will have dings and dents - all part of the process I guess and part of the quirks associated with the PE. Sure a FB might have the corners a little more dog eared sometimes, but I've received regular postcards in worse shape than some of the FB prints I've received.
Guess it all comes down to the carrier you use, the time of the year, who delivers it and whether there are 31 days in the month it arrives (or maybe that you post it?)


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Campbellsville's Jacob Russell has been honored at the Mid-South Conference Offensive Player of the Week, conference officials announced Monday.
He joins Cumberlands' (Ky.) Wendall Williams, Special Teams Player of the Week; and Faulkner's (Ala.) Keylan Smith, Defensive Player of the Week, in this week's performance awards.
About all anyone needed for an explanation of Dunbar's 21-7 upset of Anderson County Friday night was found about a third of the way down the listing of team statistics.
Total offense: Dunbar 306, Anderson County 140.
On a rain-soaked field, Dunbar got its third straight win of the high school football season while Anderson went down to defeat for the third straight Friday night.
Anderson County might be having second thoughts about the game it selected for Homecoming 2015.
You know the procedure for homecoming. In theory, schools are to look at the schedule and find the team that is most likely to be a piece-of-cake win, with the constraints of not having homecoming for the home opener or on Senior Night.
For Anderson County, that selection was Paul Laurence Dunbar.
If Anderson County learned anything in it's own VolleySMASH Tournament, it has to be the reminder that consistency is a prerequisite for championships.
While not considered a heavy favorite to take their own tournament title, Anderson was undoubtedly one of the teams capable of taking the title
However, after rolling through pool play with three easy wins and winning a thrilling first game of the semifinal set Anderson fell apart in the second game as Lafayette jumped to a 6-1 lead and claimed a 25-15 win.
Every sport likes to talk about the home field advantage, but there is no edge like the one that awaits the Anderson County boys' golf team Monday.
The Bearcats host the Region 4 Golf Tournament at Wild Turkey Trace knowing they have a huge plus in their pocket knowing how the greens play, where the bunkers are and what clubs are most successful on each hole.
Anderson County hopes to keep going lower and lower.
In golf, of course, that means better and better as the Lady Bearcats turned in their best scores of the high school golf season last week.
The highlight of the week came at Old Bridge Golf Course on Saturday when the Lady Bearcats placed fifth in the Boyle County Invitational with their lowest 18-hole total of the season. Anderson carded a 369 team total, a score that was only eight strokes out of third place and 22 strokes behind tournament champion Casey County.
Anderson County celebrated a successful Senior Day with a 152-163 win over Mercer County last Thursday at Wild Turkey Trace.
Senior Zachary Toles led the Bearcats with a 37, followed by classmate Jordon Morgan and sophomore Hayden Elder, both with three-over 38s.
Senior Brycen Fenwick played as Anderson's No. 1 in the first varsity start of his career.
Fenwick carded a 43, a score that Anderson coach Jim Beward blamed on "one bad hole."
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will be hosting a celebration of hunting, fishing and the great outdoors at the Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort, according to a news release. Activities and demonstrations will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26. Admission into the center is free during this event.
Governor Steve Beshear has proclaimed Sept. 26 as National Hunting and Fishing Day in Kentucky. Congress first designated the fourth Saturday in September as National Hunting and Fishing Day in 1972.
Fans of dirt track racing can still catch some of the action as Ponderosa Speedway, located in Junction City, will host a full racing program Friday, Sept. 25. The green flag will go out at 8:30 p.m., according to a news release.
The card will feature the Pro Late Models racing for $1,000 to win, according to the release. Also on the card will be Modifieds, Super Stocks, Four Cylinders and Cyclones.
Gates open at 4 p.m. with a drivers' meeting at 7 p.m. and practice laps going 20 minutes later.
Anderson County clinched the top seed in the 30th district tournament for the third time in four years Monday night when the Lady Bearcats defeated Collins, 4-1, in Shelbyville.
Evan Kays delivered a hat trick for the Lady Bearcats, scoring three times as the Lady Bearcats won their eighth straight contest against district competition. Anderson is 3-0 in district play and 8-7-1 overall.
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With and without makeup. Makes a bit of a difference. Part 5 of 6.
Part 6 will now include any additional requests, sorry for the wait on 5. I was away from home and work for a couple of days for St. Patricks Day.
ADDENDUM: This is a collaberation of other photogrophers work. I did not take the images, I merely found them online. I noticed that FJ did not have any porn starlets with and without makeup. If you don't like it, that's fine. the image has a suggestion.
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