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This is tough. Went on New Years Eve with high expectations. Had made our res a week proir & get there &they haven't got it. Told us they'd get the manager. We waited 20 mins for her without her or any employee letting us know it would be that long. Then while having our drink order taken, our waiter (also the bartender) became irate with me because I asked my options other than Coke. I wasn't quick enough for him so... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
Amazing, fresh and flavorful sushi. We have been here 4 times and have never been disappointed. They always have great sushi specials and great drinks. They cook sea scallops perfectly...I love scallops and have a hard time finding a restaurant that does not ""rubberize"" them during the cooking process. Hanabi gets it right. Yum! I can't wait to go back!Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
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My daughter's 15th birthday was a couple of fridays ago and we came here for the first time. We unfortunately did not make reservations and had to wait maybe 30 minutes for a table. But it was well worth the wait. The food was very good and we had a great chef. I can't quite remember his name, but our server's name was Brian and we had a lot of fun with him as well. Awesome service and awesome food!Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
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My family and I went this past tuesday for the habachi grill. We did not have reservations, but because it was a weekday we only had to wait about 5 minutes (which isn't bad at all). For dinner, I ordered grilled salmon with ginger soy sauce and my husband had a couple of sushi rolls. The kids ordered terriyaki chicken off their menus and the portion was great, along with some ice cream for them at the end. Everythin... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch

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Stays on Amantani island with a family are managed by the community cooperative. The families involved are rotated. The costs of the stays are generally included in the very economic tours that include boat, guide, most food and the family stay. I am sure that if you took the local transport boat to the island, upon arrival you would be directed to the next family in line for visitors. There would be no need to book ahead of arrival. I am not sure what the cost would be, but based on the tour prices it could not be much. (In fact, the local boat cost even after serious discounting still seemed to be about 2/3rds the cost of the overnight tours when purchased at the Puno dock.) Unless you are going during June, July or August (the busy tourist months) finding a place to stay will be easy, but the packaged "tours" are really very convenient and a very good value for the money and they do not isolate you from the experience.
I really do not think that doing this on your own to try to cut out the tour workers/agents will get significantly more money from your point of view to the family (probably less than a dollar or two). Since the visit is personal you can make up any difference by bringing some food or other gifts that you can give directly to the family. Have a great visit, Bob
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RE: RE: Staying at Amantani Island with a local family but not through a tour operator
You can book at the dock for the boat and stay. We did this and personally I would not recomend it.
The price was the same as with an agency, I got the impression that the boat captain was getting a cut anyway plus he seemed to place us with all his extended family!!!
People on the boat got a very mixed bag of families, some were not very nice and hardly mixed with their visitors. I felt like I was treated like a convenient cash cow, no more.
If you go with a tour, at least you will get the evening 'traditional' fiesta (which may or may not be to your taste) and maybe better consistency in the attitude of the hosts selected by the agency.
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I don't think we've had one of these threads (forgive me if we have already), but how old are you? I am 37! Probably one of the oldest ones on here. Especially being pregnant, I definitely feel my age somedays and think "I'm too old for this"...
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I'm 30
I'm 30 and my boyfriend is 34 and we'll both have birthdays next month.
I am 35. I turned 35 on May 5, so I will still be that when baby is born.
I am 28--I will turn 29 on the 16th. My husband just turned 31.
Just turned 27 on 5/8.
I turned 28 in February. My hubby will be 30 in December.
I'm 33 and DH is 30. I'll just miss being 34 my bday is in Jan.
I am 38, DH is 41 so I guess I am the old lady here.
I'm 33 and DH is 40, but we'll be 34 and 41 by the time the baby comes. I'm definitely with you in feeling my age sometimes and wondering if I will survive after the baby gets here. This is the first for both of us and we only got married within the past year, so we have a lifetime of child-free living behind us and many years to be set in our ways. I'm sure it will be a huge adjustment.
I am 33 and so is my DH.
I'm 28, DH is 32.
i'm 26, DH is 30
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32. Will be 33 when the baby arrives.
36, 37 when the baby comes!
31 - and I can already tell pregnancy at 31 is harder than pregnancy at 28. LOL
I'll be 33 this month. I think... haha. I try to forget.
I am by far the youngest, by a long stretch, I am 21 and DH is 23. :oops:
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I'm 21 also!
I'm 34 & Dh is 38
I was 28 last time I was preggo....my body feels soooo old this time.
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Thank you! My last 20 something birthday (tear)... I don't think I'll get out of bed next year lol!
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yayy!! that's great! Makes me feel better
I'm 25 will be 26 on the 19th. Hubby is 35 and will be 36 in december
34! Will be 35 when the baby comes.
I'm 26, will be 27 just before baby is born. DH is 29.
I am 31 and my hubby is 30.
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Sunday - January 14, 2007
From: Austin, TX
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Topic: Seed and Plant Sources
Title: Mail order sources for Salvia
Answered by: Sage Kawecki
QUESTION:Do you know of any mail order sources for Salvia?
ANSWER:Mail order nurseries offering a good selection of salvias include:
Canyon Creek Nursery, 3527 Dry Creek Road, Oroville, CA 95965. Catalog $2.00. A highly regarded western mail order nursery. The 1997 catalogue lists 28 salvias for sale.
Joy Creek Nursery, 203000 N.W. Watson Road, Scappose, OR 97056. Catalog $2.00. Nice folks at a great location northwest of Portland. Their 1996 catalog offered 26 salvias.
Logee's Greenhouses, 141 North Street, Danielson, CT 06239 Catalog $3.00. A long time source of unusual plants which listed 19 salvias in their 1997 catalogue
Plant Delights Nursery, 9241 Sauls Road, Raleigh, N.C. 27603. Catalog $2.00. Email to firstname.lastname@example.com. The 1996 catalogue lists 21 salvias for sale.
Pleasant View Nursery, Two Mile Oak, Nr. Denbur, Newton Abbot, Devon, England TQ12 6DG salvia seed and two 52 page illustrated booklets by Christine Yeo are available. 'Salvias' covers 100 salvia varieties while the just published 'Salvias II' covers 90 additional salvia varieties.
Sandy Mush Herb Nursery, 316 Surrett Cove Road, Leicester, North Carolina 28748. A well known herb nursery offering a wide selection of plants including 75 salvias in their informative1997 catalog ($6.00).
Yucca Do Nursery, P.O. Box 450, Waller, Texas 77484. Catalog $3.00. Email to email@example.com. These folks take trips to Mexico every year and are the source of many salvias that have recently entered horticulture. Their current catalog offers over 40 salvias and is very popular amongst salvia collectors.
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on September 08, 2015
My wife and I stayed at the Esopus Creek Cottage instead of the main B and B Smythe House because we wanted the setting by the creek away from the main house about 2 miles away. We stayed in the studio, which is a large bedroom, with a connecting kitchen and private bath with a shower and tub. This is a great value for the space. It is connected to the remainder of the cottage which is rented as a 3 bedroom but the people staying there were quiet and we never heard them. There is a private deck for the studio and a sitting area at the creek that looks out over a beautiful and peaceful view. They have boats and canoes for the guests to use and explore the creek. While not typically furnished as an antique B and B, the studio was well furnished and comfortable. The hosts, David and Justine, were warm, hospitable and a pleasure to spend time with. They are both Culinary experts, and the breakfast, with several choices, were terrific and beautifully presented,, particularly the walnut/banana pancakes, smoothie and the tofu dish, and most times allow those staying at the cottage studio to drive the 2 miles to the main house for breakfast, which should not be missed. The dining area and first floor of the home are nicely decorated. You can choose your designated breakfast time so you can dine without everyone sitting around one large table.. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely return, and there is lots to do and great restaurants in the area.
on August 22, 2015
We're a young couple and we staid in the Creek Cottage, which Davide and Justine call a studio, but in Manhattan would be advertised as a large Presidential Suite. The cottage was amazing, close enough to jump in the creek and with canoes and rowing boats available as part of the package. The experience was outstanding - from A to Z. David is a retired Professor from the Culinary Institute and the breakfast is a revelation - a breakfast like that transforms the entire day. David and Justine were very helpful with everything and acted as travel guides in recommending trails for hiking and things to do. We came to Saugerties by chance and David and Justine made it feel like home. The town and nature around it make it a perfect place for a weekend (or longer!) escape, spending the day hiking or drifting in the canoe down the creek, or joining the locals for a Karaoke evening (on Wednesday) or Bingo evening (on Thursday). We really loved it here and can't wait to go back.
on May 28, 2015
I recently stayed in the Forrest room. The room was fantastic, the recommendations from David and Justine were great, and breakfast was top-notch. Overall, a great stay. I would highly recommend.
on May 09, 2015
It was our first time at a B&B and I can't wait to go back. The room was cozy, romantic, and clean. The service was outstanding! Best breakfast I have EVER had.
on December 01, 2014
We had the most splendid stay at your home/bed and breakfast. The room was beautiful with an old fashion charm, the food was delicious; even the walks we took were so picturesque. It was such a lovely, warm, quiet and inviting place to spend a weekend and we thank you every much.
on November 03, 2014
Great place, we had a private bathroom, bed was comfortable, room was clean and they had a great backyard which was a nice place to just relax and the breakfast was the best I ever had at a B and B. Just amazing cooks, quite a few options, never had anything like it. Would come back in a heartbeat!
on November 01, 2014
This is what a B&B is all about! Everything you need is at your disposal. The rooms are beautiful - we stayed in the Forest - loved the fireplace. The gourmet breakfasts were delicious - we loved the concept of dining at the time we chose. David and Justine are the perfect hosts - it's obvious they love what they are doing. We will definitely return. Thank you for a wonderful stay! John & Annemarie
on November 01, 2014
Excellent hospitality... comfortable room... lovely environment... and an amazing breakfast!
on October 29, 2014
What a pleasant stay. Justine and David provide a very homey feel. Everything you need from your home is in this one. The breakfast was amazing! The host were very kind and welcoming.
on October 28, 2014
My husband, daughter, grandson and I had a wonderful stay. We love the rooms on the third floor. The Smythes are exceptional hosts and breakfast was delicious.
we plan to return!
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A very cozy room with solid oak queen sleigh bed, 47" LED Cable TV, two upholstered French provincial side chairs, drop leaf table, ornate desk with stenciled chair, gilt mirrors, vibrant Persian carpets, cozy antiques and eclectic art, wooden venetian blinds, warm flowing draperies, full closet, felt lined drawers, romantic tiffany style lighting.
$275 - $275
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Queen brass bed pillow-top, Spacious, well lit room, 47" LED Cable TV, WiFi, appointed with large glass top antique oak table and four plush chairs, wrap around pleated upholstered easy chair.
Private one and a half bathrooms (shower) both fully tiled and with skylights.
$245 - $245
Get your best rest ever with lamb's wool wall covering. Queen size bed, romantic electric fireplace, comfortable arm chair and large couch with coffee table (couch folds out to double bed).
Private bathroom with Jacuzzi tub, cobalt tiled arched bath and shower, non-attached, mountain view.
Artistic feeling room with oriental cranes and waterfall mural, many windows, vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, skylights lend a refreshing ambiance.
Amenities include: Queen deluxe pillow top bed in the eaves, private ensuite boudoir Jacuzzi natural stone and agate tiled bath, mini-suite upholstered antique settee and side chair, romantic tiffany style lighting, in-room fridge, wine set up, WiFi, cable TV.
Queen bedroom (Forrest) and double bedroom (Nirvana) nestled in the third floor across the hall from each other; Forrest room is a spacious well lit room with queen pillow-top brass bedframe, appointed with large glass top antique oak table and four plush chairs and wrap around pleated upholstered easy chair. Nirvana is a well lit room with "Phoenix" mural wall, quiet and comfortable. Both include tiffany style lighting, Persian rugs, functional antique furniture.
$355 - $355
The Studio Suite on Esopus Creek - queen bed, multiple skylights, large-screen cable TV, WIFI and hardwired computer, kitchenette, full private bath and shower, at water's edge, canoes, rowboats.
Full bath with tub/shower.
$250 - $250
A private, charming, fully furnished waterside vacation rental - three bedroom, three bathroom apartment at the Cottage on Esopus Creek.
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Amenities include: Den - complete with working fireplace and cable TV, fully equipped galley kitchen, generous waterside deck with screened-in porch and barbeque grill, rowboats and canoes to set in water from backyard. In all bedrooms and the den there is cable TV, WiFi and air conditioning throughout. Bedroom One - queen bed and twin bed, private ensuite bathroom with double Jacuzzi tub and shower. Bedroom Two - double and twin beds, stand-alone private bathroom with tub and shower. Bedroom Three - queen bed, private ensuite bathroom with Jacuzzi tub and shower.
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Who are all the gods and goddesses in egypt?
Aabit, Aah, Aker, Amaunet ,Amen, Ament, Ami, Ami, Neter, AmiPi, Amutnen, Amu Anhur, Anubis, Anqet, Apep, Apit, Apuat, Aput, Asbit, Aseb, Ashkit, Ashu, Aua, Auf, Auit, Bait, Baket, Ba-neb-Tetet,Bast, Bata, Bekhkhi,t Bes, Buto, Hapi, Hathor, HehHeqet,HesaHorus, Hu, Hutchai, Imhotep,Isis, Kekui, Kekuit,Khensu, Khepera, Khnemu, Khurab, Maa, Maat, Mafdet,Mahes ,Mathit ,Mehueret,Menthi, Merseger, Mesen, Meshkent,Min Montu ,Mut, Nehebkau,Neith, Nekhebet, Neper, Nephthys, Nerit, Nu, Nun, Nut, Osiris, Pakhit ,Papait, Pestit,Pestu ,Ptah, Ra ,Rat, Rekhit, Remi , Remnit, Renenet, Renpet, Renpiti, Renenutet, Saa,Sati, Seb, Sebek, Seker, Sekhet, Sekhmet ,Selqet, Seshat, Set, Setem, Shai (male) or Shait (female),Shesmu, Shu, Sia,Tait, Tanent, Ta-Urt, Tefnut, Temu ,Thoth ,Uadjet, Un, Unit,Unta, Untabi,Ur-Henu, Utchait, Utekh, Utet-Tefef and Wepwawet.
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That's very tough. There were so many of them. Try a website devoted to that kind of thing. Try searching 'eqyptian god pantheon ' . Ra was the head god. Other imp…ortant ones were Osiris, Isis, Seth, Horus, and Thoth. But there are many more! (MORE)
Great Myths and Greek Legend: The Mighty Gods and Goddesses
In Greek legends, Greek gods and goddesses control everything. From the heavens, the underworld and love to daylight and darkness, there is a god or goddess to oversee it. Her…e is a list of some of the most important Ancient Greek gods and goddesses.The most powerful god in Greek myths is Zeus. He is the ruler of all other gods and became so because he outwitted and killed his father, Cronus, who was once the most powerful god. If you title him the god of anything specific rather than just the ruler of the gods, his titles include the god of sky, weather, law and fate.Known as the god and ruler of the underworld, Hades is a child of Cronus and Rhea and the brother of Zeus. He conquers the silence and darkness and, with the help of Charos, brings the souls down to his gloomy kingdom. A sacred symbol of Hades is his invisibility helmet along with his three-headed sacred guard dog. Hades means invisible in Ancient Greek, and people were afraid to call him by his name. Instead, they referred to him using the name "Polydectes," which means "Acceptor of many."Aphrodite is the goddess of pleasure, love and beauty who had an affair with Ares, the god of war, while married to Hephaestus, the god of iron. She has six children, but her most known child is Eros, the god of love, who often keeps her company. Her role in the Greek myths includes giving desire to gods, humans, birds and beasts as well as rotating life's cycle of death and rebirth.The goddess of Earth is known as Gaia. She is the mother of all the heavens, Titans and giants and became so through her union with Uranus, the sky god. Without her, many of the most important gods and goddesses would have never been born, and the rest of Greek god society would not exist.Athena is the great goddess of wisdom, skill and war. She is the daughter of the powerful Zeus and his first wife. Her role in Greek mythology plays the part of teaching mankind important skills pertaining to gender roles, such as teaching sewing to women and agriculture to men. She competed against Poseidon and since then has been known as Athena the victorious with the claims that she helped the Athenians win the Persian War.Greek gods and goddesses play the biggest role in Ancient Greek history because without them, nothing is possible. There is no heaven without Titan holding it up, and there is no love without Eros and his arrow. Much like God and the Devil being the rulers of heaven and hell, there are Zeus and Hades in Ancient Greece.According to legend, Athena had an atypical birth. When Zeus heard that his wife, Metis, was likely to birth children more powerful than he, he convinced her to turn into a fly and then swallowed her. A while later, he began to have an enormous headache, so he asked Hephaestus to split his skull. Out sprang Athena, fully grown and clad in armor. (MORE)
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The Gods and Goddesses of Japan
The Shinto spirituality of Japan believes that spirits of nature are ever present, and believers of the faith worship these beings. Referred to as Kami, these Japanese gods an…d goddesses are broken up into two categories: major and minor. This article will focus on the more influential gods, the major kami. Though the kami are said to number in the millions, some of them are much more notable than others. Read on to learn more about four of the most important gods and goddesses of Japan.Amaterasu is known by the Shinto belief as the sun goddess, although her influence extends much beyond that, as one of the most important kami in all of Shinto faith. Amaterasu's disagreements with her brother led to the difference between day and night. Although they were born at the same time, once they were separated, the moon and the sun were never up at the same time. Amaterasu rules over heaven and the sky and is one of the oldest gods to be celebrated in Japan.Susanoo is the Japanese god of the sea, who also rules over the domain of storms. Susanoo is Amaterasu's brother, who was banished from heaven after a disagreement with his sister. Susanoo is clever and more of a trickster than his sister, which eventually caused a rift between them. This ostracism caused Susanoo to go on a journey to battle against an ancient serpent with eight heads. This journey became the main legend associated with Susanoo, when he defeated the serpent using his father's sword.Tsukuyomi is related to both Amaterasu and Susanoo, being one of the three siblings who became the gods of the world. Tsukuyomi is the god of the moon and presides over the various cycles of the moon. Tsukuyomi lived with Amaterasu in the heavens until a disagreement forced him out. Tsukumi was known for these disagreements as he also took issue with the food goddess, Uke Mochi.Unlike the three major gods, Inari does not preside over the heavens. Instead, Inari is the kami involved with growth and development. Inari is said to appear as a fox since foxes are quite important to Japanese culture and mythology. The Japanese people worshipped Inari in order to have successful harvests. While not necessarily as important as the major gods, Inari played an important role in the daily lives of the Japanese people since their struggles and prosperity were directly linked to Inari.The Japanese gods and goddesses have played a vital role in the beliefs of the Japanese people for centuries. Like the gods of many other religions, the kami represent elements of life and nature that are difficult to explain, giving the people a hope of something to believe in. While there are many more kami than the ones present above, these kami were the most influential in Shinto spirituality, cementing their importance in the history of Japanese religion. The Shinto belief is much deeper than these four kami, so explore more about the spirituality if you wish to learn more about the culture of these spirits.Unlike the siblings presiding over heaven, Inari did not have a particular form or gender. Inari appeared in many various forms, often as a woman and not always as a fox. Inari did this to teach lessons to the people; most of the time, these lessons were over industry. (MORE)
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An Old View From Egypt: Geography According to the Pharaohs
The ancient Egyptians were keen observers of the world in which they lived and the area around them and this was reflected in their approach to geography. When it came to poli…tical geography, Egypt recognized both internal divisions of the country and different peoples in surrounding regions. They personified the geography of their country in deities and named geographic features based on their appearance. Their approach to geography has echoes in our modern habits of today.The fertile Nile Valley of Egypt was personified as a god named Geb. He was depicted as a man reclining on the ground, with his head in the south. The plants that covered him were referred to as "the hair of Geb." His wife was the sky goddess Nut. She was suspended perpendicularly above him, and swallowed the sun at night and gave birth to it in the morning. The Nile that runs through the length of Egypt from south to north was known as Hapy, depicted as a man with hanging breasts and a big belly, representing the life-giving nature of the Nile flood.Egypt consisted of a narrow valley in the south through which the Nile River flowed (Upper Egypt) and a wide fan-shaped delta in the north where the Nile split into seven branches that emptied into the Mediterranean (Lower Egypt). In Egypt's prehistory, two separate kings ruled these regions, and when the country was united under King Menes, all kings from him forward came to be called the Kings of Upper and Lower Egypt.The ancient Egyptians divided their immediate surroundings into what they called the Black Land and the Red Land. The Nile Valley where they lived was irrigated by the waters of the Nile. Each year, a new layer of dark black silt was brought down by the floods and covered the entire country. This contrasted with the color of the surrounding desert, which was mainly limestone or sandstone, but took on a reddish hue, especially at the time of sunrise and sunset.Ancient Egypt was divided into 42 regions known as nomes. Each nome had a governor known as a nomarch. During Egypt's First Intermediate Period, central control of the country broke down and nomarchs ruled their nomes independently. Throughout much of ancient Egypt's history, nomes were grouped together into administrative regions of Upper and Lower Egypt, and each was subject to the supervision of vizier of Upper or Lower Egypt, respectively. The vizier was the ancient equivalent of a modern prime minister in a country with a monarchy.Egyptians were very xenophobic. When they had to travel abroad at all, they were fearful of dying there and their greatest wish was to at least return to the Black Land to be buried. They referred to their foreign neighbors as well as themselves collectively as the Nine Bows. These were depicted as bound prisoners that were trampled by the king. Egypt's neighbors to the south were the Nubians, and to the west the Libyans. They had contact with other groups around the Mediterranean, such as the Sea Peoples, the Palestinians, Phoenicians, Hittites, and Hyksos.Observations of nature and natural phenomena shaped the way ancient Egypt's geography was described. The Nile floods that brought fertility to the land contrasted with the barren desert regions. Ancient Egyptians' political relations with their neighbors and administrative structure also influenced the way they conceived of and organized geography. These ideas about geography had their origins in the earliest periods of Egyptian history and represent aspects of human nature that still are evident today in our own cultures.The earliest surviving map in history comes from ancient Egypt and depicts a nine-mile stretch of a mining region in Egypt's Eastern Desert where sandstone and gold were obtained. The map, painted on papyrus, shows geographic features in different colors and has text labels. It dates to the reign of Rameses IV and currently is in the collection of the Turin Museum in Italy. (MORE)
Hathor, Mistress of the Ancient Egyptian Heavens
The origins of the cult of Hathor, an Egyptian goddess, are concealed in the smoke of ancient fires; references to her worship predate the rise of dynastic Egyptian civilizati…on. With such a long history it is no wonder that the goddess is one of the most complex of the ancient Egyptian pantheon. Her titles are numerous and varied; she was revered as the goddess of many things, from holy nurse of gods and pharaohs to the vengeful destroyer of humankind, from the patron of the dance to the goddess of faraway places, from the spirit of the joy of intoxicating beverages to the patron of miners and metal workers. Best known as a goddess of love, motherhood, and beauty, her women's history record reveals that she had more festivals dedicated to her, and more children named after her, than any other god or goddess of ancient Egypt.Being heralded as a mother as well as a goddess of destruction, being responsible for the beautiful minerals mined from the earth as well as a goddess of drunken debauchery, may be a little confusing to modern thinking. Apparently the ancient Egyptians saw the roles as complementary, a sort of yin-yang godly existence. A myth about Hathor as the defender of the sun god Ra may explain a few idiosyncrasies of her many-faceted character. For a while the god Ra ruled earth as a human pharaoh and consequently became aged and infirm. Humans no longer respected him and refused to obey his commandments. Ra mustered his godly powers, usually represented by a stylized eye, to invoke a deadly being, Sekhmet, a fundamental aspect of Hathor, to pass judgment and execute humans by the thousands. When Ra witnessed the slaughter, his heart softened and he ordered Hathor to cease. Known for her single-mindedness, blood lust was in her and she could not stop. Ra ordered the brewing of vast quantities of beer and had it tinted with red ocher to resemble blood. During the night, a huge crater was filled with the red beer. The following day, Hathor arose to continue the slaughter of disobedient humans and came upon the vast red pond. Thinking it human blood, she drained the pond and became drunk, eventually passing out. When she awoke, she had no more taste for human blood and mankind was saved. The drunken transformation also brought about a change in personality, and she became a goddess of love and happiness. Still, soldiers prayed to her for strength and focus in battle, and her worship often involved ritualized drunkenness.Even with only the most fleeting exposure to the iconography of ancient Egypt, depictions of the goddess are immediately recognizable as an ancient queen or goddess of great importance. When depicted in human form, she usually wears a headdress of cow horns encircling a moon or sun disc, with the inevitable striking cobra jutting from the forehead section. When depicted as a cow, the cow eyes are beautifully made up and she bears the sun or moon disc between her substantial horns. Representation as a cow makes sense since Hathor was nursemaid to the gods and pharaohs and also a fertility goddess. Her worship even involved reverence for the Milky Way star cluster that crowds many night skies. It was said to be milk flowing from heavenly udders. As a cow in painting or sculpture, stars usually covered her body as hide markings.A sky goddess, Hathor was known as "Lady of the Stars" or "Mistress of Heaven." "Celestial Nurse" was another of her epithets as she was the goddess of women, fertility, children, and childbirth. She held power over anything concerning women, addressing concerns regarding conception, menstruation, birthing, health and beauty, and affairs of the heart. Despite this female bent and unlike other gods and goddesses whose sex defined their worshipers, she was deeply revered by men as well, and her priesthood consisted of both sexes. As "Mistress of Life," she was seen as the embodiment of romance, dance, music, and alcohol. Thus, many in her priesthood were artisans, musicians, and dancers, and they contributed much to the culture of the society, thereby increasing the quality and interest of Egyptian life. People would travel miles to her temples to beseech the goddess for protection, assistance, inspiration, and even a peek into the future through priestly oracles.Due to her many functions, Hathor had more symbols than you could rattle a sistrum at. A sistrum is a hand-held percussion instrument, a sort of elegant rattle, said to turn the heads of the gods, and Hathor is often depicted as wielding one, since she was lady of the dance and music. One of her colors was red, denoting passion. The sycamore is sacred to her as it yields a milky sap with some mild medicinal properties. Since she was a goddess of beauty and a patron of the cosmetic arts, she is often associated with mirrors and cosmetic palettes, though she was never seen as vain or shallow. She was just confident in her own good looks. Ancient Egyptians are often shown wearing kohl around their eyes. The reason for this was two-fold, not only did it enhance the appearance of the eyes, it also protected against eye infections. It use was attributed to Hathor. As a lover of beauty, she was also associated with beautiful things made of turquoise, malachite, gold, and copper. Blue-green was her sacred color, the color of turquoise. She became the patron of miners and metal workers and was even called "Goddess of the Sinai," the location of many rich and famous mines. On the heels of that title for a faraway place, she became known as a goddess of far-off and mysterious realms.Because of her many titles, she was also known as "The Great One of Many Names." This was due in large part to the fact that she *absorbed* the titles and powers of many lesser or older female, and some male, heavenly beings. One of those was the goddess Bat, an ancient cow goddess, whose old cult was on the wane. She became closely associated with the goddess Isis, and there is some contention of who absorbed whom, though it is generally agreed that Isis won out. She was revered by the Greeks and Romans and her attributes were absorbed into their goddesses, Aphrodite and Venus respectively. Today, "Mary, Mother of God" and "Mary, Queen of Heaven" embody many of the higher virtues attributed to Hathor.Hathor remained extremely popular throughout Egyptian history, a notable woman of the heavens. She had temples and shrines throughout Egypt. Her worship extended beyond Egyptian borders into Ethiopia, Somalia, and Libya, and even into Semitic West Asia. Her virtues went on to be absorbed by the Greek Aphrodite and the Roman Venus, and perhaps even by the Christian Mary, the mother of Jesus. She has come a long way from the smoke of ancient fires.High Egyptian art found in tombs, public buildings, and temples, is distinctive for its use of profile figures. It even inspired the pop song "Walk Like an Egyptian." Of all the gods and goddesses, only two heavenly beings in the Egyptian pantheon were ever depicted in portrait rather than profile. They were the dwarf god Bes, who had a role in childbirth, and the goddess Hathor. Although the childbirth link may be a clue, the reason for this anomaly is lost to time. (MORE)
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Look to the East: Deities of the Dawn
Throughout history, humanity has looked to the sun to find their gods. And, in the midst of the pantheon of sun gods, the first light has been particularly significant. There …is something about that first moment when the sun breaks through the darkness and announces the new day that makes humans think of the divine. Among the sun gods and goddesses of the world, there are a large number of dawn goddesses and dawn gods. Here are just a few from various cultures throughout time.The Greek goddess of the dawn, Eos, was one of the second-generation Titans of Greek mythology. Her siblings were Helios, the god of the sun, and Selene, the goddess of the moon. In Greek mythology, she is often depicted riding on a golden chariot, or flying out of the river Okeanos at the start of a new day using her own wings.The Norse god of dawn, Delling's name literally means "the one who is light-complexioned." He is a red elf, and guards Breidablik, or heaven. In Norse mythology, Delling is the lover of Nott (night), and their son is Day.The Etruscan goddess of dawn, Thesan is similar in many ways to the Greek goddess Eos. In addition to being a goddess of the dawn, Thesan is the goddess of divination, because, like the sun illumines the new day, divination illuminates the "new day" of the future. She is often depicted with wings.Saranyu is the Hindu goddess of dawn. In Hindu mythology, she married the sun god, Vivasat, but was too shy to stay for her wedding night, instead leaving behind a replica of herself and hiding herself behind the clouds. Eventually, though, she was found out in the form of a mare.Atarapa is the Polynesian goddess of dawn. In fact, Polynesian mythology has several gods and goddesses of dawn for the successive stages of dawn. Atarapa, which means "daybreak," was the first created being.The Egyptian god of creation, rebirth, and the movement of the sun, Khepri's name means "he who is coming into being." Associated with scarab beetles, which ancient Egyptians believed came out of nowhere, Khepri was also believed to have come out of nowhere. The beetles' tendency to push balls of dung around led to the connection of Khepri pushing the sun through the sky.The belief in the divinity of the first rays of sun is spread across the ages and continents. Dawn goddesses and dawn gods make numerous appearances throughout history. There were many Polynesian dawn gods and goddesses, one for each stage of the rising of the sun. But many cultures had only one dawn goddess or god of sun, like Khepri. Knowing these deities connects a bond between you and the ancients, and gives new meaning to every new sunrise.Since the beginning of recorded history, humanity has put its faith in a variety of gods and goddesses. Historians have identified at least 2,870 deities. This number is likely many fewer than the actual total, as it does not include deities worshipped before 4000 BCE. (MORE)
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Where did they worship gods and goddesses in Egypt?
Every town and city had its own temple or temples where the gods could be worshipped. Thebes was an important religious centre during much of ancient Egypt.
Why was Zeus the ruler of all gods and goddesses?
Zeus and his brothers divided the world between them. Hades got the underworld, Poseidon the sea and Zeus the sky (and more or less the earth). So Zeus was on Mt Olympus more …than his brothers and was the oldest male god present. So ... (MORE)
What are the 114 gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt?
Aah, Anti, Buchis, Heka, Keket, Khentamentiu, Meret, Ahti, Anubis, Buto, Ahy, Apep, Djed, Aken, Apis, Duamutef, Aker, Asar-Hap, Ernutet, Amentet, Ash, Geb, Ammut, Aaten, Hapi,… Amon, Atum, Hapy, Amist, Babi, Harkpakhrad, Anat, Banebdjedet, Hather, Anedjiti, Bast, Hatmehit, Anhur, Bat, Hauhet, Ankhet, Bennu, Hedjwer, Antaios, Bes, Heh, Heket, Heptet, Heret, Herishef, Khentykhety, Nefertem, Nehebkau, Neit, Nekhbet, Nemty, Kheper, Khnum, Khons, Hertept, Nephtys, Horakhnte, Maahes, Niau, Horemakhet, Maat, Niaut, Horus, Mafdet, Nun, Hu, Mehurt, Nunet, Imotep. Menhit Nut, Isis, Mentu, Osiris, Kek, Pakhet, ReshpuMeretseger, Qaudesh, Ptah, Meskhenet, Qebehsennuf, Ptah-Sokar, Min, Ra, Reshpu, Mut, Re-Horakhte, Satet, Sia, Unut, Sed, Sobek, Upuaut, Sekhmet, Sokar, Urthekau, Selket, Sopdet, Wadjet, Serapis, Sopdu, Wasret, Seshat, Tatenen, Weppwawet, Set, Taureet, Weret, Shesmu, Tefnut, Wosret, Shu, Thoth. There are over 2000 Egyptian gods/goddesses/deities know to scholars today by name. Those are the most popular ones. (MORE)


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SOFTBALL: Norco's Allee and Hernandez make college choicesSeptember 30th, 2015, 4:26 pm by BY ERIC-PAUL JOHNSON
Norco softball standout's Mikayla Allee and Naomi Hernandez made their college choices this week, with Allee committing to Tennessee and Hernandez committing to Long Beach State.
Allee and Hernandez helped Norco capture the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 title in June.
Allee, a sophomore shortstop, batted second in the lineup and was a standout defender during her freshman season. Hernandez, a junior, has been Norco's starting right fielder the past two seasons. She registered double-digit assists from the outfield in both seasons with ...Read the rest of this entry »


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Golf Rules in Action DVDGolf Rules in Action explains and demonstrates the basic Rules of the game.
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29 July 2011, St Andrews, Scotland: The teams have been announced for next week's Boys Home Internationals at Royal St David's, Harlech, North Wales. The event contested by the best players aged 18 or under from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales takes place from Tuesday 2 to Thursday 4 August. Ireland defend The R&A Trophy which they won for the second time in three years at Southerness in Scotland last August.
The Teams are as follows:
: Oliver Carr (Heswall); Harry Casey (Enfield); Matthew Fitzpatrick (Hallamshire); Curtis Griffiths (Wentworth); Patrick Kelly (Boston West); Nathan Kimsey (Woodhall Spa); Paul Kinnear (Formby); Max Orrin (North Foreland); Gregory Payne (Chobham); Callum Shinkwin (Moor Park); Toby Tree (Worthing); Derek Hughes (Non-playing Captain)
: Anthony Blaney (Liberton); Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen); Grant Forrest (Craigielaw); Daniel Hendry (UAE); Josh Jamieson (St Andrews New); Liam Johnston (Dumfries and County); Greig Marchbank (Dumfries and County); Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock (Barassie)); Bradley Neil (Blairgowrie); Craig Ross (Kirkhill); Ewan Scott (St Andrews); Stuart Wilson (Non-playing Captain)
Enda Craddock (Gort); Keagan Cummings (Elm Park); John Ross Galbraith (Whitehead); Alex Gleeson (Castle); Conor Glynn (Carton House); Jack Hume (Rathsallagh); Gary Hurley (West Waterford); Jack Leacy (Dungarvan); Kieran Lynch (Skibbereen); Gavin Moynihan (The Island); William Russell (Clandeboye); Liam Martin (Non-playing Captain)
Oliver Baker (Cardiff); David Boote (Walton Heath); Jack Bush (Morlais Castle); Oliver Dickson (Pennard); Zac Galliford (Borth and Ynyslas); Ryan Haskell (Celtic Manor); Delon Hau (Vale of Glamorgan); Otto Mand (Dewstow); Oliver Mottram (St Pierre); Patrick Mullins (Whitchurch); Ryan Thomas (Vale of Glamorgan); Leighton Smith (Non-playing Captain)
Each fixture will comprise five morning foursomes followed by ten afternoon singles, each played over 18 holes.
Ireland open the defence of The R&A Trophy on Tuesday when they clash with Wales while Scotland take on England hoping to repeat their 2010 victory. The matches have been evenly balanced in recent years with Scotland winning in 2006, England in 2007 and 2009 and Ireland in 2008 and 2010.
Royal St David's was founded in 1894 and is one of Wales' top courses with Snowdon in sight and the magnificent Harle


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Rethinking Work
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Rethinking Education
Graduation games
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Company Games:
Pointless fun on a company picnic...
Koosh Balls and Silly Putty
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I Give You a Glue Thing
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Meeting by the Numbers
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Fun in the Meeting Room
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Better Meetings
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Learning by Dying
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Fun and Games on the Virtual Playground
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Designing Games
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Toy Horses
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Meeting System IQ Test
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Corporate Politics
Meeting Meter
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Discover the Fun of Work
: an introduction to "working fun"
On Meetings
: collected articles from CoWorking
Fun and Work
: Sometimes work is more fun than play.
Case Studies
: real-life reports of actual workplace fun-having
contemplates the experience of the good meeting and the well-played game.
is a meditation on the relationships between work, play and the "daily game."
Getting Paid to Play
: an oxymoronic view of being a fun consultant
Company Games
: Pointless fun on a company picnic...
When Meetings are Fun
: Bernie on the 3M Meeting Advisor Network
Cooperating and the Bottom Line
: Volleyball and corporate politics.
On Being It
contemplates the secret nature of leadership as simulated by the many variations of the game of Tag.
Playing Safe
an essay in three parts about the interdependence of fun, health and safety.
Of Play and Getting Paid
is a reflection on the nature of work.
Getting to the Top
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The Wichita Art Museum is home to one of the finest collections of American art in the country. The Museum boasts works by Edward Hopper, Robert Henri and Winslow Homer among others.
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There are lots of beautiful pieces of art to view and the history about the creators. The Wichita Art Museum is a 'Must visit' place in our city. Read more
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Democratic front runner, and former Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton met with roughly 30 voters from across north Iowa area today.


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Hadn't I confirmed yet? Then let me do it now.
Nope. I'm definitely town. XD
a) What makes you think I didn't? In fact I did notice that. The last two sentences were written tongue in cheek but maybe I I should avoid that in the future. Or use strikethrough or place a plethora of smilies to make my message more clear.
b) I just found that peculiar. In case you didn't read my post properly I did pick out Sputnik's vote and Dark Blueberry voted in the mean time when I was writing my comment so I didn't notice it until later.
Vote: Mr. Farenheit
For tongue-in-cheek posts! No sense of humor allowed!
vote: kidbeano
Trying way to hard to read into others' reading into stuff.
I picked up on and appreciated your tongue in cheekness, Mr. Fahrenheit. There's nothing wrong with a little humor!
So far we have Phoenicks being mysterious and voting for himself (joke? trying to get the conversation started?); potential joke votes from Sputnik, Dark Blueberry,
Mr. Fahrenheit, and Laterose; and Mijz going after KidBeano for "trying too hard." Also, No Lynch talking about wiggly eyebrows (total scumtell, only mafia talk about wiggly eyebrows).
Would you prefer him to not be active at all or to make posts like "I LIKE FEET"? I mean, not a lot has been said at this point, so it's kind of inevitable to be grasping at straws.