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Report:Make Smart Wireless Location Technology Decisions
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Report:TechRadar™: BT Infrastructure, Q2 2016
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Report:TechRadar™: Internet Of Things, Q1 2016
Software Technologies For IoT Have Hit The Growth Phase, But Security And Standards Lag
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Report:The Internet Of Things Heat Map, 2016
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Report:Secure IoT As It Advances Through Maturity Phases
Predict And Prevent Attacks Targeting The Internet Of Things
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Report:Predictions 2016: Seven Gains In Workforce Tech
Predictions: The Workforce Enablement Playbook
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Report:Predictions 2016: IoT's Impact Inside Companies
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Report:Bridge The Broken Internet-Of-Things Promise
In Retail, Hospitality, And Travel, The Promise Of IoT And Wearable Technologies Exceeds The Current Capacity To Execute
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Report:Predictions 2016: The Digital Store Engagement Surprise
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Report:An S&R Pro's Guide To IoT Security
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Report:Automate I&O To Answer Digital Disruption
Part 1 Of The Automation Manifesto Series
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Report:Market Overview: Mobile Device Life-Cycle Services
Ten Elements Transform Your Employee Experience
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Report:Quick Take: Cisco Makes Its Long-Expected Change In Leadership
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Report:BYOD Programs In Government: Prepare To Walk That Fine Line
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Report:Define A Compelling Strategy To Secure And Protect Mobile Moments
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Report:Brief: Master Mobile Device Life-Cycle Management
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Sweet Colt born this year. He will be weaned in august. He will be up to date on all his shots and coggins when he is weaned. Mom is 32 and dad is 33.…$1,500
Diamond is a very sweet girl who was born on our farm. She is extremely intelligent and loves to have attention. She has some trail experience but has…$1,900
Katie is a super sweet registered jockey club mare for sale. She is easy going and a exceptional trial horse. She loved to go along on the trails. Kate…$2,900
Remington is a three year old gelding with a excellent conformation. He will be a speed racker with the right training. He has experience in the ring working…$3,500
Double Barrel is a super smart boy. He is very willing to learn and try new things. He catches on to new things super fast, such as leg yielding. He is…$4,000
Shake has been a trail horse, a field trial horse and a show horse. She is also a excellent momma and has been off for about a year to have a baby. Shake…$2,500
Bonnie was a field trial horse before she came to our farm. She has a decent rack on her that is smooth. She has been off for four or five years and has…$2,000
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We had two trucks and two sets of two men. I'm here posing with the crew from Two Men and a Truck, four great guys! They worked hard, were fun and friendly. I post this in honor of them and with wishes for all the best for each of them!
Living an Intuitive Life in Westport
Detail from my painting about Anne Boleyn/oil and acrylic on paper/1996
Years ago, a parent of a child I taught in Boston, read my palm. She was part of the old Boston Brahmin class like my mother's family line, but she had the ability to read palms, and discreetly, she shared that with me. She told me that my life as I got older would not be conventional, "not a straight line" as in–changes and moves atypical of a conventional life. It seems to be true because as I go forward raising my children, we've had all kinds of adventures that have been not-so-practical, not very conventional. When we owned a house that was very conventional, that lasted only 2 years before we sold it and moved on. If we had not left that house, we'd have had it paid for by now. But we answered an inner call to get our young boys on a farm, or in the rural life. It was such a rich blessing and now, forever, within me (us), at the heart chakra, is an ideal place with a roaring brook (how we named Simon's imprint, Roaring Brook Press), seven acres of land with open space and forest, a tobacco barn, black rich soil and a house built in 1750. We never thought we'd leave that place, but eventually I began having "suburban dreams"–waking up in sheer panic, the last thing I ever wanted was to leave that place and end up in suburbs. But as our lives were shaped through time, we did need to move, Roaring Brook Press and First:Second got sold to MacMillan, and we had to move closer to New York City. It was a sudden release when it happened. It seems crazy, but it was the best choice we could have made at the time, and my life has opened up ten-fold for the better since we had that move to Westport.
You can never know how your purpose will be fulfilled, but following the intuitive call within (as without) has been a great teacher for me. It is not the way of the world, always, not practical, not monetarily sound perhaps, not smart or logical, even. And yet, I cannot imagine fighting the flow and holding on to what the Universe seemed to say was a phase gone by, urging us into a new phase. There have been hard lessons in this change, but what my sons recently told me, when I asked them if they'd finally like us to buy a house of our own again, truly made me grateful. Walking with my twelve year old son, he said, "Home is US, not where we are, but who we are together." My older son the next day told me that he thought that the saying is true, "Home is where the heart is."
The 23rd Psalm teaches that the Lord is our shepherd and there is "nothing I shall want". I like this state of being–it is a state of trusting the flow and not being taken over by desires that maneuver us to manipulate situations or people in order to have our will and desire fulfilled. Within reason, I ask for the basics and try not to yearn for things, but rather to be in an intuitive calm, no matter what. It is not always easy.
If the flow is not there, I generally get the point eventually and allow myself to be moved by the powerful tide that will only save me if I do not resist. Fighting this enormous power of nature and life will only exhaust me and kill me in the end. When caught in a fierce tide of life, my only hope is to go limp and see what fate brings.
We are in the midst of a local move now, and the flow seems very choppy and the process has not been very happy, in part because of drastic misunderstandings and actions taken out of our control. This is a travesty, but if I truly live an intuitive life, I have to allow for a healthy balance of rational thought mixed with open and fluent intuitive flow. I am trusting and asking for guidance, and as nutty and unconventional as it all seems, I only feel well when I stop resisting. It is not at all logical. It is pure intuitive, spiritual release of control. We're living in the mystery at this moment, waiting to see where the shepherd will lead us. Maybe all this prepares us for the coming changes ahead, makes us loose and light-footed. While packing our things for temporary storage (again), I feel sentimental about each family photograph and treasure, knowing though, that these are just things. My heart cannot be much too much into those things, it needs to be warmly enriched by WHO we are as a family, not where we are or by what we have in our possession. I am grateful for this moment, even though I cannot fully understand all it means. Just like Jane Eyre on the moors–she has long been a heroine of mine. I note that we seem to know what archetypes we need, the ones that will shape us and prepare us for our days ahead. Only we're like the suburban version of Jane, crawling across the congested roads of Westport (yes, of course–being run over several times by every Mercedes SUV in town, but we're still alive and determined to live!), clinging to the curb, crossing Winslow Park on our stomachs, eating gravel and grabbing at tree roots to pull ourselves along. I know it is silly to be so dramatic, but why not have fun with the drama while I pack?
Looking down at the palm of my hands, I see the map that person read so long ago. (I remember that Jane, too, had her palm read by Rochester when he was a gypsy in disguise.) These lines of mine I've read many times myself, and what I see is life with all the signs of experience and potential, and I know that it is true, I have not lead a very conventional life in many ways, partly because of listening to my inner voice. There is such a lightness that comes with that, even in the heavy times.
Best Friend, Cavalier King Charles Plantagenet
Plantagenet Sleeping/ink and color pencil/2012
I don't know what I'd do without my best friend, Plantagenet. His full name is Plantagenet Palliser, the Duke of Omnium and Peppermint, otherwise known as "Planty Pals". The first part of his name, all but the "Peppermint" part, which my sons insisted upon, comes from an Anthony Trollope novel, The Pallisers. The novel is all about sexual politics in Victorian England. The Duke of Omnium character in this novel is the absolute definition of a gentleman, so much so that when his wife causes a scandal, he takes the heat himself, never exposing her as the one at fault. It is very different from the way we bear our humiliation or disappointment these days, I'd say. When has anyone recently kept their mouth shut while preserving someone else's good name through an unpleasant social episode not of their making? Anyway, our very own Planty Pals has the same kind of heart and mind. He's the most loving dog imaginable and as he ages, I watch him sleeping, thinking that he must be one of the best gifts of our lives. I don't want to imagine the days ahead without him, so I try not to think of that. He has a sister now, Miss Georgia Sweet Tea, the pug puppy, who keeps him younger, I think. Or ages him with her pugnacious tendencies? I think she's the perfect duchess for him, and he probably takes the heat for her all the time!
Hug a Tree
This is my large mural, commissioned by Librarian Natalie Bernstein, for the elementary library at The Paideia School in Atlanta, Georgia 2011
I still cannot believe sometimes how this tree mural came about. So many years ago, I taught (and learned so much!) at the Paideia School (in my mid to late twenties) and shortly before I left there was a big celebration for a new building which was a gym and theater. I remember designing a t-shirt for that occasion. I left to go teach in Boston at the Atrium School, and one night I had the most remarkable dream. In this dream, I wandered around Paideia's campus, and decided to go into the new building. As I stepped into the large foyer/reception area, there was the most holy and important tree growing, right in the building. It was the Tree of Knowledge, of The Tree of Life. Standing there gazing at it, I think I felt both knowledge and life cannot exist without the other. I woke up from the dream feeling a depth of wisdom from the tree flowing through me. I figured that it meant there was so much good, eternal and mythical learning going on at the Paideia School. That is what it meant to me by the way the dream felt.
Many years later (not quite thirty), I heard that a new library for the elementary school was being built on the Paideia campus. Imagine my true astonishment when the librarian, Natalie Bernstein, who arrived at the school after I had already left it those many years ago, contacted me and said she'd like to commission me to paint a Tree mural to go inside the new building!
How can that be? How can a dream symbol such as the Tree of Life actually, over time, find it's way back to me in this way? In my dream, the tree grew in the new building, and in "reality" the tree mural was to be mounted on the wall in a new building! I still can't believe it. I live for this kind of magic!
The other thing is that last year, an astrologer told me I'd have many things happening that would bring back the era of life from the 1980's (when I taught at Paideia). A flood of synchronistic and highly unusual connections did unfold recently, and they still are happening. It is so interesting to contrast the "then" energy and find that, in many ways, there is a "now" energy that is so very similar. Only I've grown. Like a tree, toward the sun.
Princes in the Tower Reveal Their Fate
This is my painting for the jacket of my book THE YEOMAN'S DARING DAUGHTER AND THE PRINCES IN THE TOWER/Crown/Knopf Books for Young Readers 1996
I did a meditation when I woke up in the middle of the night last night and could not go back to sleep. In this meditation, I saw (to my surprise!) the two princes, nephews of Richard III of England who "disappeared from view" even though the elder prince was to be crowned King of England until he went missing. I wrote and illustrated a picture book on this subject years ago, THE YEOMAN'S DARING DAUGHTER AND THE PRINCES IN THE TOWER because when I studied this topic I found all the historians disagree about exactly what might have become of them. Personally, I blame Richard III who wanted, and got to be, king instead. He was in charge of the princes' well being and obviously failed. Although Yorkists (those who believe Richard is innocent, including a very well respected friend of ours) believe he is absolutely innocent–and he may be! Anyway, in my book I created an ending of sorts as a new beginning for the young boys. And in this meditation last night, the boys appeared out of nowhere and they looked a little pale and less blonde than people have imagined over the centuries. I asked them, "What became of you?!" And they told me they were visited in their rooms (in what is known as The Bloody Tower) in the dark of night by a trusted older male who warned them that they had to do as he told them, that they were in grave danger of being kidnapped. They did as he said, which was to climb into burlap bags, to hide. They were then, sadly, suffocated and, still in the burlap bags, carried onto a small barge which navigated out of the Tower through Traitor's Gate (usually going into Traitor's Gate was a nightmare). The barge continued out and beyond, down river, where the young boys were dumped into the water.
This meditation certainly cannot prove anything, and yet I experienced their story as it was real and I was surprised. Perhaps this is an old theory, nothing new? Have they ever tried searching for bones under the Thames or would that be impossible anyway? I will have to look it up. To me, the unfolding of the meditation felt right and sounded right, and alas, Richard was crowned king soon after they disappeared, never to be seen again. Some people think two skeletons under a staircase at the Tower may be the bones of the princes, but I don't believe it has been proven, and since the Tower was an enclosed fortress, many children of yeoman and others did live there. Perhaps we'll never know, but I so loved this meditation for it's surprising quality.
Below, one of the interior pages–can you tell I really do suspect Richard is guilty?
Enchantment with Lisa Hagan
My painting for Lisa Hagan/2012
While making art, doing intuitive work, Reiki and readings, I become filled with a feeling of enchantment. It is a feeling that is hard to describe, but it makes me feel connected to everything and everyone, the spirit realm and the earthly, the seen and unseen. There is an enhanced sense of well-being and mystery intermingled, and as though I am a part of the mystery that makes life worth living, that gives us inspiration.
I painted this as a thank-you to my agent, Lisa Hagan at Paraview Literary Agency. She is mind-body-spirit royalty, and the most supportive, nurturing and professional. When I started out to paint something for her, I could not get the image of elfin or fairy-like children in a forest, reading. "The Book of Life" is what they have discovered, and not only are they in it, so are all the truths of the universe and beyond. Lisa inspires me and brings her own inspiration, experience and knowledge into the enchanted and mysterious nature of mind-body-spirit work. Thank you, Lisa!
Keep a Dream Journal
Life Study/Oil on canvas/copyright 2012
Keeping a dream journal is so worth it. There are so many subtle feelings and meaningful revelations that enter into our consciousness when we journal the details of dreams. As you recall a dream, and as you write it, a flood of feelings emerge that will be your key to awareness in some life situation or concept of self. I like to keep blank sketchbooks so I can make visual notes as well. Even if you don't ordinarily remember your dreams, there must be one or two you do remember, so you can start with those. And do affirmations (verbally, out loud, hand written and any other way you can) daily that you will remember your dreams, you will remember your dreams and before you know it, you will!
Guest Artist: Musician William Carelton
This is a detail of a painting I call "Orb Angel"/ copyright 2012
I asked musician William Carelton to tell me about his life as a musician. When I met him, he was so spiritually open and resonated such calm energy that I felt glad to be in his presence. This is what he related to me:
"Every musician either knowingly or unknowingly has a muse. Mine is my late Aunt MaryKate Carleton. She was the youngest on my Dad's side of the family – a rebellious, outspoken Libra with the most angelically powerful voice I've ever heard. Delicately present, yet as bold as Joni Mitchell – whatever sound she wanted to channel she could – and it would resonate and quiet any conversation in the room, or any concert hall.
MaryKate passed at the age of 33 from cancer, and at the time I was only 12, and didn't understand the connection I had with her – all I knew was that I was sad that she wasn't around, and as the years passed, I found myself missing her more and more.
That year, I had an unpredictable experience happen to me, where I was sitting in my room in New England, playing videogames with my brother Mike. Down the side of the road, just outside my window, I noticed a golden orb floating outside. It stopped, steadied, and bee-lined right into my third eye. I didn't know what to think or feel in that moment, I just said to Mike, "Did you see that?" He said, "Yes!" and then I asked, "Well what was it?" Mike said, "What? What are you talking about?" as if nothing had happened just a moment before.
I didn't say anything else to Mike, I just kept the experience to myself. Little did I know that this moment was leading me on a path towards the divine, unknowingly at the time.
Fast forward 22 years to just a few months ago, on the day where I was receiving my 1st level of Reiki Attunement. And in respect of the attunement process, I cannot reveal too many details – but I came to understand that the founder of Reiki, Dr. Usui – had a similar experience with an orb floating into his third eye. And during my attunement – the person giving it to me had drawn the master Reiki symbol twice on my third eye – not knowing why it needed to be done – and I thought of what had happened when I was 12. I was blown away. I knew that I was here for a very specific reason, and that I was on the path of the divine, to offer a channel of healing light to those in need.
Just as I knew I was on the path to become a healer, I knew that music would be a part of my life forever. I was always surrounded by music in the house. My parents and brother all played. And it wasn't until I was 17years old that I approached my mom after school and said, "Mom, I really want you to teach me how to play." I pointed at the guitar, and that was that. This was just as Elaine had described my ambition during my Reiki session with her! Literally, a few months later, I started writing songs. And I haven't stopped writing since then.
The process involves me tapping into the energy of MaryKate – my muse. And I feel like we stay in communication this way. She sends me sounds that are phonetic, without any real articulation – and then it's my responsibility to try and make sense of the true essence of what she's saying on paper, so everyone can relate to it. It's a magical, intimate process. It requires complete humility. But it's freeing and healing at the same time.
Now at this point in my life, I find my music and healing arts merging and guiding me across the country to California. First I will receive my yoga teacher training at Joshua Tree, and then I will move west to Santa Monica where I intend to share my music and knowledge of yoga with the most beautiful spiritual community I've ever met. I just cannot wait!"
My Remote Viewing Dilemma
Yesterday on Eldon Taylor's Hay House Radio Show, Provocative Enlightenment, the guest was Ed Dames who has done a lot of work with the military on Remote Viewing. I listened intently because I have remote viewing visions (and these are very different from astral visions–which are out-of-body visions, clearer than human eyes can see). In my remote viewing visions, it is seeing as "through a glass darkly"–for some reason it is as if you are looking at things happening but through a tinted glass or somehow through shadows.
My dilemma is that when I meditate, I usually want to be as the 23rd Psalm says, in a state of "there is nothing I shall want" (and I have Eldon's InnerTalk cd on the psalm, which I love listening to). I accept, in this state of being complete and not longing for anything, whatever visions come to mind. I do not say, "Let me see the Lincoln bedroom at the White House, now!" for example. Although it is fun to visualize places, people, future events, it is a very different energetic dynamic for me to enter into to ask for a vision based upon my own will. We are co-creators with God in my experience, yet if I become skilled at RV, I want it to be for the good of all involved, not just based on my own desire to see into things. Since I am not working for the US Government or at "the company from Virginia", the CIA, I do not have an oath to serve by using RV skills for espionage or other purposes. But part of learning RV is to state clearly what you'd like to see and then see what images surface.
Yesterday I joined with my sister, DeAnne, to do a RV session asking, as Ed Dames suggests, for "my personal sanctuary". This, I take to mean, the place I need to go with my family in case of crisis (solar flares causing electric grid to collapse, etc.). My sister and I asked for ourselves and each other. We compared notes afterward. It was fun. I still don't know what my personal sanctuary is, or where, but we got some interesting hints. Again, these visions were very shadowy and fascinating! In moving forward with learning how to use RV to answer certain things, I still have a dilemma. Maybe I will be put where I need to be when the time comes, if it ever comes, during a crisis. And knowing where to establish a secure and safe place is not best for me. I do not know.
Maybe I'll concentrate on practicing RV without having to ask about specifics that might not be for the best of all involved.
Recognizing the Sacred in Our Surroundings
This piece of art, and so many that I create, is meant to help you make that shift back to soul essence. Just look at it and let the intention in it shift you into awareness of love that you have within you, a blazing light that is in all things and everyone around us. Detail from a recent painting/2012
I love to read about and listen to NDE's (Near Death Experiences). Many of the people who have had these experiences talk about how they saw other souls of people who had died and that many of those who have crossed over are in a state of anxiety or misery over something they are still attached to on earth (or over something that they feel terrible about). And all the while, the NDE experiencers say there is an angel or many right there with them, and they do not see this brilliance in their midst, this essence of pure love right there waiting for them
I realize this is what it feels like on earth, too. If I am in a bad mood or depressed or anxious, I am not aware of the love in all things, in fact, I am separated from it. But it is there just the same, waiting for me to recognize it. One way I get back to that is to be creative, to make art, and another is to go out in nature. Everywhere there is beauty that shimmers with that light and that mystical presence. The only other way I know to shift from my sad state of mind or heart is to do something for someone else who needs help. That can be hard to do, especially if you feel depleted, but it does shift me away from the mood that keeps me in the shadows.
Look at the painting for a few seconds and let the intention in it remind you of the majesty within and all around you.


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I hate purists!!!
Posted in the Evansville Forum
#1 May 6, 2013
One wouldn't know how much white people blacks in Evansville if not for the comments on the courier press website. I have white friends that I like better than some of my non white friends. But I'd tell them to their face that I can't standbthe attitude/mentality of whites in America. And probably any other country too. I don't want anything but the respect I deserve as a productive African-American in this country. Period!!!!!
#2 May 6, 2013
And coming from a white dude... Majority of the african american people i know are all hard working americans that deserve respect 100 percent it is.... And its 2013 wake up and give respect where respect is due white or black doesnt matter get off the race bs that is a shot at everyone posting dumb questions on here about whites and blacks wake the f*ck up... But back to the topic at hand yes u deserve respect for busting your ass and paying your taxes keep doing you and f*ck the haters bro
#3 May 6, 2013
I appreciate the comment. The race shit is what has always and what's going to continue to hold us all back. Enjoy what we have in this country. We take a lot for granted.
#4 May 6, 2013
I feel that 100 percent that sh*t is deep though keep preaching man you seem very intelligent people will listen
#5 May 7, 2013
man f*ck wite peeple. dey is all rasiss. eerie 1 of dem want 2 b makin us slaves agin.
#6 May 7, 2013
Speaking of things that will hold you back... Lets hear more of what me "one step forward, two steps back" has to say about the topic! Honestly, the comment prior to me represents the minority that envelopes the stereotype that is so unjustly cast upon the African American race as a whole. And sadly, until eloquent African Americans like the man at the top of this thread outnumber the the gentleman directly above me at a resounding percentage, then I'm afraid that there will be continued negative views. It's sad... It's unfair... But it's true
#7 May 7, 2013
[QUOTE who="well...."]Speak ing of things that will hold you back... Lets hear more of what me "one step forward, two steps back" has to say about the topic! Honestly, the comment prior to me represents the minority that envelopes the stereotype that is so unjustly cast upon the African American race as a whole. And sadly, until eloquent African Americans like the man at the top of this thread outnumber the the gentleman directly above me at a resounding percentage, then I'm afraid that there will be continued negative views. It's sad... It's unfair... But it's true[/QUOTE]
And clearly my autocorrect wants me to look ignorant as well. That moniker is meant to be written as Mr "one step forward, two steps back" I fail at intellectual condescension. My sincerest apologies
#8 May 7, 2013
f*ck u racist pig
#10 May 8, 2013
How else do black folks spell it?!? I mean the number 4 is foe, cool is coo, etc. Don't hate him for laughing, I mean dis my shyt fareel hatin foo ima crash a hunky foe iz ova. Lol @ Bosse people!!!!
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#12 May 8, 2013
CAPTAIN BATMAN only hates those who says its 2013 this shouldn't happen
#13 May 8, 2013
I really do think you are retarded. Get some help, or go back to school both would do you some good.
#14 May 8, 2013
How is someone who uses the word retarded going to cry about racism? You probably call things you dislike gay too. Keep trying to be smart. It's amusing.
#16 May 9, 2013
Because I really think he is retarded.
#17 May 9, 2013
I know you think that. And I really think you're just as much as an ignorant bigot as they are. Sad thing is that you don't realize what you are.
#18 May 9, 2013
Why would you think that? I can speak correctly and use grammar. He can't. Maybe you should look in the mirror before you speak to others. What part of what I said was me being a bigot? You maybe just as dumb as the other guy.
#19 May 9, 2013
That you don't realize the word retard is as much a slur as any racial thing I could say. And like I said the fact that you can't understand that even after it has been pointed out to you makes you even more of a bigot. Not ignorant because you should know better. You're just like those other hateful people who feel superior to the people they are using hate language toward. And too stupid to see their error.
#21 May 9, 2013
You couldn't be more wrong. I don't feel superior too anyone. But the fact that someone would speak that way sounds retarded. The fact is retarded is not an offensive term it's descriptive If it has offended anyone I am sorry not what I attended. But you know better anyways.
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Lol you're so fake and full of shit. I can tell how dumb you are daily. Here let me come down to your level since I think you're so dumb. Please sterilize yourself and don't breed. You're def one that doesn't need to reproduce. Feel free to consider suicide to save on resources. And retard is an offensive term. They bleep it out in movies now like any other slur. I'll treat you like the other bigots. Small minded, sad, weak little sheep. And if you think your problems in your life are coming from your race I'm here to tell you it's because you're an idiot. I'm sorry you're such a small pathetic person that this is your personality and you actually think it's something special. How dumb does someone have to be that they can't realize how idiotic they are? Wow. I'm in awe of it. But seriously please don't have kids and if you do you should give them to someone else.
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#23 May 9, 2013
It's intended not attended. Again, wow.
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#24 May 9, 2013
didnt I do a spell check for you the other day? 8th grade spelling b winner, whatever. sound like you are a slave, to your own ignorance. wow
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Blackbird is voted the most beautiful bird of all, and other birds want to look like the blackbird. He tells them that it's the inside that matters, but the other birds still want a touch of black. He makes a blackening brew and adds a touch of black to all the other birds, and these black markings are still on them today.
This is an adaptation of Ila folk tale that catches your attention with its rhythm.
The illustrations in this book were amazing. And had a great story line. I loved the idea behind this story, how everyone changes their "colors" but they are still the same person. It allows children to think about themselves and what makes them, them. It also reminds children, what matters on the inside is more important.
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I really enjoyed this book for many reasons. Firstly, the language is very descriptive. For example, "With a flip-flop-flapping of their wings and a whirring, stirring of the air…." I like this aspect because the language allows me to visualize the birds flying rather than standing and visualize what they look like when flying. It also adds more to my description of flying birds and a way to describe them. Secondly, I like the use of bright colors in the story. The story is about a blackbird that stands out compared to the other birds. The other birds in the story are brightly colored blue, green, orange, yellow, pink, red, and purple, so the blackbird stands out the most. I think this highlights the importance of the blackbird, which the other birds wants to be like. Finally, I enjoyed this book because of its writing style. The book incorporates rhymes throughout the story. For example, "The colored birds never raised a wing. They raised their beaks and began to sing." I enjoyed this because it kept my attention and made it fun to read. The main message of this story is to understand that beauty comes within and not on the outside.
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Long ago, Blackbird was voted the most beautiful bird in the forest. The other birds, who were colored red, yellow, blue, and green, were so envious that they begged Blackbird to paint their feathers with a touch of black so they could be beautiful too. Although Black-bird warns them that true beauty comes from within, the other birds persist and soon each is given a ring of black around their neck or a dot of black on their wings -- markings that detail birds to this very day.
Coretta Scott King Award-winner Ashley Bryan's adaptation of a tale from the Ila-speaking people of Zambia reso-nates both with rhythm and the tale's universal meanings -- appreciating one's heritage and discovering the beauty within. His cut-paper artwork is a joy.
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I found this recipe on another website and have made it several times. It is perfect and feeds quite the crowd. I always make 1.5 the sauce then split it and put one casserole in the freezer for later since it's so time consuming. LOVE IT THOUGH!!
Oh wow! I couldn't tell that this was made at home -it was exactly like the Macaroni Grill's Penne Rustica. I did make some changes though - I used proscuitto (simply b/c that's what Macaroni Grill uses) and I opted to use roasted red peppers instead of the pimento. I also added a small amount (@ 1/2 tsp garlic powder to the sauce) and some emeril's essence. Wow this was ultra yummy!
I also made this for my BF and it was way too heavy. So this time I am cutting down on the butter and cream. I also tossed some fresh spinach into it and YUMMY.
I just want to give credit for this recipe. It's amazing. I fell in love with this dish when I went to the restaurant over 5 years ago and since then make it for special occasions family birthdays, Mother's day etc. My teenage son requests every year for his birthday. This Recipe is fantastic and comes closest if not better than the real thing. I now have to double the recipe because it's gone in minutes with everyone going back for 2nds and 3rds Enjoy and make it as it states - it'll be a hit!
I made this last night with chicken marsala..delicious!! Thanks for the recipe. I fell in love with this dish after having it at Macaroni Grill!
I just finished making this recipe. It was delicious and I highly recommend it. I gave the recipe only four stars however because the proportions were a bit off. As some have mentioned there is WAY too much butter called for. I had to let some of the butter drain off while it was cooling down. Honestly I would probably use half the amount called for. Some people recommended not using as much cream which is definitely accurate. I made four servings which was plenty for four people, and I used 2 cups of cream. That was fine, but I could have gotten away with only 1 3/4 cups cream. Recipe took about two hours to make and cost me a little under $40 for four servings.
I always order this when I go to Macaroni Grill so I wanted to try to make it at home. It was a lot of work and the recipe is not well written. It takes too long to make especially since you are using 8 cups of heavy cream and all that butter. Ours came out way too oily. It tasted good but we had to drain in all that oil...
This sounds like a great recipe.
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This sounds amazing! But, I looked at the fat content and I would have to starve for a week to make this worth it. I am afraid I would enjoy and there goes the heart and cholesterol. lol


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