text: Posted June 26, 2002 By popular demand (a request from dirac), and inspired by Susan Jaffe's farewell at ABT, these are my recollections of Suzanne Farrell's last performance at NYCB. It took place on November 26, 1989, a Sunday evening, the evening for NYCB farewells. (NYCB eliminated Sunday evening performances a while ago, but the farewells have kept on coming.) The evening began with a reprise of Sophisticated Lady, a ballet by Peter Martins to Duke Ellington, which had opened the American Music Festival the previous season. Martins said he choreographed it to "celebrate the glamor girl side of Suzanne." He came out of his own dancing retirement to partner her again at the Festival and the farewell. I loved Sophisticated Lady, and was thrilled when I read it would appear on a PBS telecast of Martins choreography. Unfortunately, the PBS version had a sappy made-for-TV ending in which Suzanne gazed longingly at a line of chorus boys (including Nilas) which dissolved into Peter on bended knee. This TV version completely eliminated the best part of the ballet -- a gently swinging Don't Get Around Much Anymore, which brought down the house at the Festival and the farewell. I don't remember the program between Sophisticated Lady and Vienna Waltzes, but it didn't involve Suzanne. A burst of applause greeted her customary solo entrance in the Rosenkavalier section of Vienna Waltzes, but in the next moment, a hush came over the audience. From then till the end of the ballet, people seemed hardly to breathe. My wife and I had seats in the orchestra fairly close to the stage, on the side. Sitting near us were several SAB students and Alexandra Danilova. At the end, after the regular company curtain calls, the ovation began and Danilova, somewhat unsteadily, rose to her feet. The rest of us stood too. White roses from which the thorns had been removed rained down from the sides of the various rings, flung by NYCB Guild volunteers. Suzanne's partners came out with floral tributes -- Adam Luders, Jacques d'Anboise, Peter. Lincoln Kirstein emerged with a spray of white roses. It seemed he would cry and Suzanne put her head on his shoulder. The moment was captured by Steven Caras in a photograph that was on the cover of the Winter 1990 issue of Ballet Review. Suzanne herself seemed on the verge of losing it when she turned to acknowledge the applauding company arrayed behind her. The love emanating from that audience was palpable. It's not much of an exaggeration to say there wasn't a dry eye in the house. Suzanne had come a long way in the audience's affections since the days when her shyness had caused her to be regarded as cold and aloof. And all along, the shower of white roses continued -- according to Ballet Review, there were 13,000 in all. Share this post Link to post


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American Antislavery Writings: Colonial Beginnings to Emancipation compiles fiction, non-fiction, poems, sermons, plays, children's books, and more.
One of the questions I get asked all the time is "why is college so expensive?" It is a question that has exploded now beyond the confines of academia into the realm of policy debate and popular media. It is a good question, and one that eludes simple explanation.
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Michel Dussuyer quits as Ivory Coast coach after African Nations Cup failure
LIBREVILLE, Gabon -- Michel Dussuyer has resigned as coach of Ivory Coast after the defending champions failed to advance from the group stage at the African Nations Cup in Gabon.
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The Human Tissue and Organ Research Resource (HTOR) is a division of the National Disease Research Interchange (NDRI), the only not-for-profit NIH-funded organization whose mission is to provide the biomedical research community with human tissues for research. NDRI has a unique 24/7 nationwide human tissue acquisition network of over 130 tissue source sites, including organ procurement organizations, tissue banks, eye banks, hospitals and individual donors registered with the NDRI private donor program. HTOR is an essential research resource that uses systems customized to meet individual researcher requests to recover and distribute a broad range of high quality normal and diseased human tissues recovered from a diverse donor pool. HTOR, will continue to enhance researcher service and meet the evolving and expanding needs of the research community through, 1) continually improving fulfillment of tissue and organ requests, service delivery and communication with the biomedical research community, 2) enhancing the capability and capacity of the HTOR nationwide tissue acquisition network to distribute diverse high quality normal and diseased biospecimens, 3) enhancing the capacity to utilize technologies and improve the quality of HTOR's procurement, preservation, storage and distribution of biospecimens, 4) monitoring and maintaining adherence to the regulatory aspects of recovering human biospecimens for research including DHHS and NIH guidelines, IRB oversight, informed consent, the HIPAA privacy rule and biohazard safety and 5) communicating with the government and public regarding current research and research advancements of HTOR and promoting public awareness of the value of human tissue donations for research. In addition to the serving researchers studying a wide range of common diseases, HTOR will continue to provide human tissues to investigators studying rare diseases, including LAM, and HIV. Implementation of this plan will ensure uninterrupted service of high quality, well annotated normal and diseased human biospecimens to investigators, from an established network of tissue source sites, in concert with the development and implementation of innovative project-focused initiatives designed to meet the evolving needs of the biomedical research community.
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And finally - I would be your slave for life if you could acquire me this guy. Major drool:
Not fair. Why can't our brumbies be this calibre???
Those are some beautiful horses. Mustangs can be amazing horses to have. Smart, loyal, and sturdy.
They are talking about opening it up for international adoptions soon.
This is kind of off topic, but the blm does not sell studs. The horses have to be gelded before they can get adopted. At least that was how it was two years ago when my aunt got hers.
Gorgeous mustangs! I love the dun and the pally! There was a very blond girl and an equally blond mustang at a gymkana I went to and they were amazing! They can be such wonderful horses.
Wow. I love the last one you posted! They're all beautiful.
So I have to ask - are these wild mustangs? Is catching wild mustangs for training / sale still something that goes on? It surprises me when there are horses being shipped out to auctions and slaughter that we'd be pulling horses from the wild.
Or are they in danger in the wild and are being captured for their own safety?
I'm always thinking the same thing Wild_spot!
I have been considering adopting a brumby for a while now but they just don't compare to the Mustangs!
I don't know anything about the BLM, but they were listed as studs on the website. They were also over 10 so were being sold, not adopted.
Oh I would love one. Probably couldn't justify 10k + for a $700 horse though, lol!
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Happy Saturday! I couldn't think of what to call this post, so I called it #thisweek. Feedback is welcome on creating a non-sucky title. Here's what I have to say: This week, I won the world by traveling for 24 hours internationally by myself with a 23-pound 8-month-old (97% percentile, yo!). For 17 of those hours, […]
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List of magazines published in Scotland
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List of magazines published in Scotland is an incomplete list of magazines and comics published in Scotland.
There are over 700 magazines currently being published in Scotland, by nearly 200 organisations, with an estimated total turnover of £157m per annum.[1]
The Scots Magazine, first published in January 1739, is the oldest magazine in the world still in publication, although there have been several gaps in its publication history. The Dandy, first published on 3 December 1937, is currently the longest running comic in the world. Both of these titles are owned by DC Thomson of Dundee, a major publisher of newspapers and periodicals.
- 1 Contemporary
- 2 Defunct
- 3 No longer published in Scotland
- 4 References
- 5 See also
Gaelic language[edit]
Main article: List of Scottish Gaelic periodicals
- An Gaidheal Ur (The New Gael)
Scots language[edit]
Lifestyle and general interest[edit]
- The Big Issue in Scotland
- bunkered
- Family Life Magazine
- Five Star Magazine
- My Weekly
- The People's Friend
- Scotsgay
- Shout
- Spain Magazine
- The Weekly News
- iScot
Literature, arts and entertainment[edit]
- Chapman, literary
- Clash, youth
- Crooked Youth, music magazine based in Perth
- The Drouth, the arts
- Edinburgh Review
- is this music?, Scottish alternative/independent music
- Lines Review 1952–1998, poetry magazine published by Callum Macdonald (1912–1999)
- The List, entertainment in Edinburgh and Glasgow
- M8, entertainment in Edinburgh and Glasgow
- Prospect, architecture
- Scotcampus, entertainment and culture for students
- Student Rag, entertainment and lifestyle magazine for Scottish students
- The Skinny, music, film, culture and arts in Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow
- Variant, nominally arts and culture; emphasis on society and politics
- APC News (Associated Presbyterian Churches)[4]
- Life and Work, Church of Scotland
Scottish interest[edit]
Comics and children's magazines[edit]
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Comics and children's magazines[edit]
DC Thomson[edit]
- The Beezer (1956-1993)
- Bullet (1976-1978)
- Buzz (1973-1975)
- Cracker (1975-1976)
- Hoot (1985-1986)
- Jackie (1964-1993)
- Nutty (1980-1985)
- Plug (1977-1979)
- Sparky (1965-1977)
- Starblazer
- The Topper (1953-1990)
- The Victor
- Warlord
- Electric Soup (1989-?)
- Louis by metaphrog (2000–present)
- Northern Lightz (1999-2004)
No longer published in Scotland[edit]
The following magazines were once published in Scotland, but are now published elsewhere:
- The Celtic View, still written and produced in Glasgow, but now (since 2005) published by CRE8 of Oxfordshire, England
- ^ Report - The Magazine Industry in Scotland, Periodical Publishers Association Scotland
- ^ "Scots Leid Associe". Retrieved 2013-07-21.
- ^ "scots language society". Retrieved 2013-07-21.
- ^ APC News
- ^ "The Scots Magazine". Retrieved 2013-07-21.
See also[edit]
- Carn, published in the Isle of Man, but sold in Scotland and the other Celtic countries
- Scottish Magazine Awards
- List of DC Thomson publications
- List of Scottish Gaelic periodicals
- Media in Scotland


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Category: month names
Since the Fall season is officially upon us, it's time once again for an update of our annual round-up of crisp Autumn names–those appellations which refer to the season directly and those that are more subtle references.
Autumn — Autumn is ironically the hottest season name once again this year, the only one in the Top 100 where it's maintained its status for over a decade now. The name Autumn first entered the U.S. Top 1000 in 1969, inspired by the hippie nature names and word names. While it's still attractive, however, it's hardly fresh. (Note: Winter is also in the air—though it hasn't yet made the list, we're seeing more and more interest in it as a name.)
Names from other cultures that provide a newer route to Autumn include the Japanese girls' names Aki and Akiko, the Turkish girls' name Hazan, the Vietnamese Thu, and, in Chinese, Qiu for either girls or boys.
If you had to pick a day name — for a child, for yourself, for a favorite — which would it be?
We skipped our usual seasonal names blog this summer because we had so much else going on, but we did meet a baby named August, and another named Julia. We've been having fun watching the Showtime series Episodes, which features a character named Morning. And on another of our favorite shows, Louie, there was a (not very nice) little boy named Never.
Day names are an ancient tradition in many cultures, most notably African ones where many names are often drawn from the time of day, day of the week, or season that a child is born. Early African-American slave roles contain many Anglicizations of such names, from Monday to Friday, Early to Afternoon, Christmas to Easter.
Any minute now, June will be busting out all over—the summer solstice month of long days, of bridal parties and Father's Day tributes. If you're anticipating a June baby, why not consider one of the names that relate directly or slightly indirectly to the month of its birth? Here are some June names to ponder.
June—Too obvious for a June baby? Perhaps. Until recently, June was considered the quintessential fifties goody-goody girl name, as in June Cleaver– apronned mom of Beaver– and twinkly actress June Allyson (born Ella). But as those images have faded to sepia, June is sounding less saccharine and more modern. Balthazar Getty used it for his daughter in 2008, and Amanda Peet realized its middle-name potential when she named her daughter Molly June.
Junia –Junia is the name of a Roman woman who was an early convert to Christianity and in all probability the only female apostle in the New Testament, praised and complimented by the apostle Paul. A common name in ancient Rome, it also belonged to the first wife of the Emperor Caligula, Junia Claudilla, but is rarely heard today.
Today being the first day of the merry month of May, why not consider a name that starts with that upbeat, springlike syllable for your baby born this month? Here are the most likely May names suspects.
MABEL –When Bruce Willis, who, with then-wife Demi Moore, was one of the original creative baby namers with older daughters Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, recently named his baby girl Mabel Ray, he brought this vintage Victorian charmer further into the modern world orbit. It had already been used by Chad Lowe, Nenah Cherry and Dermot Mulroney, as well as for the sitcom baby on Mad About You. Mabel—originally a short form of Amabel—could well join other ascending sassy showgirl names like Ruby and Sadie. Maybelle is rarely heard outside Nashville.
MACY—Macy entered the popularity list in 1990—almost a decade after it had been noticed on the soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful—and has been well used ever since, a much more modern sounding replacement for the dated Tracy and Stacy, and more solid than the lacy Lacey. Apart from the department store chain, the most noted bearer of the name, singer Macy Gray, was born Natalie McIntyre; Carmela Soprano/Nurse Jackie Edie Falco named her daughter Macy.
If poets and songwriters can draw inspiration from springtime, why not baby namers? The fresh, green, uplifting season offers plenty of ideas for spring names. So here, once again, is the Nameberry spring names blog–our annual tribute to the names of the season itself and its months.
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SPRING – The mid-century actress Spring Byington, who played the grandma on a television show of my youth, was one of my early influences in the world of baby naming. I'd never heard of anybody named Spring, but the whole idea was intriguing. If you could name a baby Spring, why not….well, just about anything else? Still an unusual, sprightly choice, and a lot more acceptable now than it was in the 1960s.
MARCH, APRIL, and MAY – May (or Mae, or Mai for that matter) is definitely the most fashionable of these choices, lovely as a first name or a middle. March is the only one of the three that might work for boys, and makes an adventurous first or middle for girls. April (or Avril or Abril) feels a bit tired.


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Pregnant and need help with toddlers
Posted by Beryl P. on 2/9/2017
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- $10–20/hr
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I am 6 months pregnant so taking care of my 2 and 3 year old is exhausting! I would love some help!
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Posted by Daniela K. on 1/27/2017
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Depending on our schedule, overnight care, driving children to and from school, help with homework grocery shopping and meal preparation, light housekeeping,.. Schedule flexible depending on our traveling
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Seeking a nanny for our 2 month old for an ongoing basis. Looking for someone to come to our Metairie home either Thursdays or Fridays from 8:30ish-5:30ish. We have 2 dogs, but they are very sweet. Spanish speaking is definitely a plus.
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Our three month old daughter will be needing an extra set of hands to look after her when my wife returns to work next month. She works from home, we will still need someone for 4 hours a day, 5 days a week.
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It'll look cool, like the Nike ball used in the Premier League around 2006 that had a circlular band that had a right-angle connecting each end.
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The Black–White Gap in Marital Dissolution among Young Adults: What Can a Counterfactual Scenario Tell Us?
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One of the most heavily studied subfields of family sociology is that of racial disparities in family formation trends. While divergent black—white patterns in divorce are well documented, their underlying causal factors are not well understood. Debates on whether such differences are due to socioeconomic compositional differences, cultural differences, or some degree of each continue to surface in the literature. In this article, I use the U.S. military as an institutional counterfactual to larger society because, I argue, it isolates many of the conditions commonly cited in the literature to explain race differences in divorce trends. Using the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY), I find that, unlike their civilian counterparts, African American military enlistees have low divorce rates, even lower, it seems, than their fellow enlisted Caucasians. Keywords: divorce, family dissolution trends, race, racial disparities, military.
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Calories 655 Calories from Fat 174
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Total Fat 20 g31%
Saturated Fat 9.1 g45.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 35.7 mg11.9%
Sodium 846.5 mg35.3%
Total Carbohydrates 106 g35.3%
Dietary Fiber 18.2 g72.6%
Sugars 0 g
Protein 31 g62%
Vitamin A 2797.4% Vitamin C 1814.2%
Calcium 122.9% Iron 85.7%
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We we to celebrate my son's graduation, as it is his favorite restaurante here, but we found out it had closed!
It will be missed!!!
We were looking for a decent place to eat at 10:15 PM in the neighborhood, this is a restaurant 5 min walking distance from Hotel URSA in Madrid. Looked at the Menu and walked in. We were treated courteously seated immediately, we chose to seat outside in a patio, the whole meal was surprisingly delicious, we ordered fish, burrata with...
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It is so nice to read your kind words. We are glad that you enjoyed a lovely dinner, you know that you are welcome at any time (no matter the time of the night, this is Spain, we do late).
I understand why we didn´t get those 5 stars you were willing to give, but those...
A great place, with a very romantic atmosphere.
Dishes served were excellent (although bolognese was a little salty) and very rich.
Above all the service was not less than perfect!
we highly recommend this place.
Hi there Barak,
Thank you veyr much for your kinf words. We areally expect for you to come back some day and keep enjoying our service and food together.
It was great having you among us.
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Più di Prima team.
Restaurant with nice and elegant atmosphere, service was fine – actually, almost too many people, do I really need someone to open the door? I prefer they invested more in a good cook in the kitchen…The quality of the food was much better some years ago when I went there! The food now was ok, but not excellent, no plate...
Hi there Lilli,
Thank you very much for taking the time to share your experience with the travellers.
It is a pity that you didn´t exerience the lovely night we do always want to give to our clients.
We make great efforts everyday to have a special quality in everything we serve and offer, so we would really love the...
I've tried the restaurant for a family lunch in a private room and the service was great, and also the food, Nice italian restaurant close to a trendy location.
Hi there mmjn!
Thank you very much for your kind words. We really hope to see you around again and keep up the good work so you get this good feeling again.
Best regards,
Più di Prima team.
This is an excellent second date restaurant, or to go with a secret lover. If I were rich I would go here every week as I just love the atmosphere. In Piu di Prima you should just have dinner without checking the prices as they are overpriced but you will find a romantic and intimate atmosphere, discrete waiters and a...
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Keep on doing the good job you do, we do really appreciate it and use it to learn and grow better.
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Piu di Prima is a New York Style Italian food restaurant in Madrid. Good Italian classic dishes. We loved the pasta's on the menu: the Ravioli with Spinach and Tortellini with Burata. The Filetto di Manzo was perfect. The ambience is classic (which we appreciated). Prices are high, but service is excellent. If you don't like screaming and running kids...
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Great description. We love that you enjoyed your visit here. Maybe you can come back one day and keep on trying dishes in the menu: they are all worth it.
We try to keep a beautiful atmosphere, but sometimes children are how they are (this is not very common and we love them anyway, don´t we?).
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We went here on a recommendation from the concierge in our hotel; he didn't let us down! The restaurant is beautiful- perfect for a romantic meal where you want to dress up a little. I had the burrata with fresh truffle, which was exquisite (although should be shared as it's huge!) whilst my other half had the rabbit ragu, which...
We came here looking for the best italian in madrid and found an avaerge food, try somewhere else. There are better places in town
The service is fine. Main waiter didn't know English. Food is on high quality but much too expensive!! A main course of ravioli cost 18 Euro but there was served two pieces (see pic attached). They charged 3 euro for small glass of water and 2.5 euro for the bread served in the beginning (not ordered). The restaurant was empty...
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Perhaps the best-known instance in which Israel used a false flag to cover its own trail was in the infamous Lavon Affair in which, in July of 1954, there was a series of bombings in Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt. Among the targets were the libraries of the United States Information Service in both cities. In fact, the bombings were an operation by Israeli Military Intelligence who hoped both Egyptian President Nasser and the outside world would believe the attacks were carried out by militant Egyptian Muslim fundamentalists angry at Nassers friendly relations with the U.S. and Britain.Israels ultimate purpose was to destabilize Nassers relationships with both the U.S. and Britain and compel the British to withdrawal from their bases on the Suez Canal (although, in fact, in the end, no British targets were bombed, the initial plan notwithstanding).According to Colonel Benjamin Gibli, Israels chief of military intelligence and the senior army officer responsible for sending the final signal to Cairo to initiate the bombings, he had been given his orders by Defense Minister Pinchas Lavon whose instructions were as follows:[Our goal is] to break the Wests confidence in the existing [Egyptian] regime . . . The actions should cause arrests, demonstrations, and expressions of revenge. The Israeli origin should be totally covered while attention should be shifted to any other possible factor. The purpose is to prevent economic and military aid from the West to Egypt.The operatives placing the bombs were Egyptian Jews working for Israeli intelligence. However, Egyptian security uncovered the plot and eleven people were taken into custody. In the end, two were executed. The others were sentenced to long prison terms.Ultimately Israels involvement in the affair became public and Israel was rocked in the wake of the scandal. Competing political elements in Israel used the scandal as a bludgeon against their opponents. But the truth about Israels use of a false flag had come to international attention and demonstrated how it was willing to needlessly endanger innocent lives as part of its strategy to expand its global influence.To the degree that it is recognized for what it wasa false flag attack by Israelthe Lavon Affair is an acknowledged event in history, that has been documented even in multiple mainstream sources.But the Lavon Affair was just one of many false flag operations by Israel, and over the years, in the pages of The Spotlight (forerunner of AMERICAN FREE PRESS) international correspondent Andrew St. George focused on a number of the more notorious incidents. Here are a few of them:Hard Assets Alliance A shadowy right wing group known as Direct Action was accused of the attack on Goldenbergs Deli in Paris on August 9, 1982. Six people died and 22 were injured. The leader of Direct Action was one Jean-Marc Rouillan who had been operating in the Mediterranean under the cover name of Sebas and who had been repeatedly linked to the Mossad. All references to Rouillans Mossad links were deleted from the official reports issued at the time.However, the Algerian national news servicewhich had ties to French intelligenceblamed the Mossad for Rouillans activities. Angry French intelligence officers were believed to have leaked this information to the Algerians. Several top French security officials quit in protest over this cover-up of Mossad complicity in Rouillans crimes. However, other Mossad false flag operations also took place on French soil. On October 3, 1980, a synagogue on Copernicus Street was bombed in Paris. Four bystanders were killed. Nine were injured. A worldwide media frenzy followed the incident. Reports held that right wing extremists were responsible. Yet, all of the right wing extremists who were questioned were released. In the upper echelons of French intelligence, the finger of suspicion was pointed at the Mossad. On April 6, 1979, the same Mossad terror unit suspected of the Copernicus carnage blew up the heavily guarded plant of CNIM industries in southeast France, where a consortium of French firms was building a nuclear reactor for Iraq. The Mossad salted the site of the bomb blast with clues followed up with anonymous phone calls to police suggesting the sabotage was the work of an environmentalist group. On June 28, 1978, Israeli agents exploded a bomb under a small passenger car in the Rue Saint Anne, killing Mohammed Boudia, an organizer for the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Immediately afterward, Paris police received anonymous phone calls accusing Boudia of involvement in narcotics deals and attributing his murder to the Corsican Mafia. A thorough investigation subsequently established that Mossad special-action agents were responsible for the terrorist killing. In October, 1976, the same Mossad unit kidnapped two West German studentsBrigette Schulz and Thomas Reuterin Paris. Planted clues and anonymous phone calls made it appear that a Bavarian neo-Nazi group had executed the abduction. In fact, French intelligence established that the two victims had been flown to Israel, drugged, tortured, coerced into a false confession of complicity in PLO activities, and then anonymously incarcerated in an Israeli prison. In February 1977, a German-born, naturalized U.S. citizen named William Jahnke arrived in Paris for some secretive business meetings. He soon vanished. Paris police were anonymously informed Jahnke had been involved in a South Korean bribery affair and eliminated when the deal went sour. A special team from SDECE, the leading French intelligence agency, determined Jahnke had been terminated by the Mossad, which suspected him of selling secret information to the Libyans. The SDECE learned Jahnke had been fingered to the Mossad by his own former employer, the CIA. One of Israels most outrageous false flag operations involved a wild propaganda story aimed at discrediting Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafione of Israels favorite enemies. In the early months of the administration of President Ronald Reagan, the American media began heavily promoting a story that a Libyan hit squad was in the United States for the express purpose of assassinating Reagan. This inflamed public sentiment against Libya and there were repeated calls for blood.Suddenly, however, the hit squad stories vanished. In fact, it was ultimately discovered that the source of the story was one Manucher Ghorbanifar, a former Iranian SAVAK (secret police) agent with close ties to the Mossad. Even The Washington Post acknowledged that the CIA itself believed that Ghorbanifar was a liar who had made up the hit-squad story in order to cause problems for one of Israels enemies.The Los Angeles Times itself had already blown the whistle on Israels scare stories. Israeli intelligence, not the Reagan administration, reported the Times, was a major source of some of the most dramatic published reports about a Libyan assassination team allegedly sent to kill President Reagan and other top U.S. officials . . . Israel, which informed sources said has wanted an excuse to go in and bash Libya for a long time, may be trying to build American public support for a strike against [Qaddafi], these sources said.In other words, Israel had promoted the former SAVAK agent to Washington as a reliable source. In fact, he was a Mossad disinformation operative waving a false flag to mislead America. This was yet another Israeli scheme to blame Libya for its own misdeeds, this time using one false flag (Irans SAVAK) to lay the blame on another false flag (Libya). Israels Mossad was almost certainly responsible for the bombing of the La Belle disco in West Berlin on April 5, 1986 in which an American serviceman died. Claims were made that there was irrefutable evidence the Libyans were responsible and President Reagan responded with an attack on Libya.However, intelligence insiders believed the Mossad concocted the evidence to prove Libyan responsibility. In the end, West Berlin police director Manfred Ganschow cleared the Libyans, saying, This is a highly political case. Some of the evidence cited in Washington may not be evidence at all, merely assumptions supplied for political reasons. On April 18, 1986, one Nezar Hindawi, a 32-year-old Jordanian was arrested in London after security guards found that one of the passengers boarding an Israeli plane bound for Jerusalem, Ann Murphy, 22, was carrying a square, flat sheet of plastic explosive in the double bottom of her carry-on bag. Miss Murphy told security men that the detonator (disguised as a calculator) had been given to her by her finance, Hindawi. He was charged with attempted sabotage and attempted murder.Word was leaked that Hindawi had confessed and claimed that he had been hired by General Mohammed Al-Khouli, the intelligence director of the Syrian air force. Also implicated were others including the Syrian Ambassador in London. The French authorities warned the British Prime Minister there was more to the casethat is, Israeli involvement. This was later confirmed in reports by the Western press. In 1970, King Hussein of Jordan was provided with incriminating intelligence that suggested the PLO was plotting to murder him and seize power in his nation. Infuriated, Hussein mobilized his forces for what has become known as the Black September purge of the PLO. Thousands of Palestinians living in Jordan were rounded up, some of the leaders were tortured, and in the end, masses of refugees were driven from Jordan to Lebanon.New data, coming to light after the murder of two leading Mossad operatives in Cyprus suggested that the entire operation had been a Mossad covert action, led by one of its key operatives, Sylvia Roxburgh. She contrived an affair with King Hussein and served as the linchpin for a major Mossad coup designed to destabilize the Arabs. In 1982, just when the PLO had abandoned the use of terrorism, the Mossad spread disinformation about terror attacks on Israeli settlements along its northern border to justify a full-scale military invasion of Lebanon. Years later, even former Foreign Minister Abba Eban, admitted the reports of PLO terrorism had been contrived by the Mossad. It is also worth noting that the attempted assassinationin Londonof Israels Ambassador to England, Shlomo Argov, was initially blamed upon the PLO and was cited by Israel as one excuse for its bloody 1982 incursion into Lebanon. In fact, the diplomat was one of Israels doves and inclined toward a friendly disposition of Israels conflict with the PLO and the least likely target of PLO wrath. Whats more, one of the suspects in the crime was found carrying a hit list which actually included the name of the head of the PLO office in London. Thus, it appears that the assassination attempt was carried out by the Mossadunder another false flagfor two purposes: (a) elimination of a peacenik considered friendly toward the Palestinians; and (b) pinning yet another crime on the PLO.These instances cited here are but a handful of Mossad-orchestrated false flag operations blamed on a wide variety of alleged suspects.ORIGINALLY PUBLISHEDIsrael's Use of False Flags in Global Terrorismhttp://americanfreepress.net/?p=12831#sthash.dwd5hYWT.dpuf
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Thanksgiving Coloring PagesPosted: November 11, 2015 Filed under: Calendar | Tags: Autumn, basket, charlie brown, conucopia, harvest, snoopy, thanksgiving, turkey Leave a comment
I thought it would be fun to post a list of current Thanksgiving themed coloring pages, click the links below, to save and print the originals from their sites. You could use them to decorate, as patterns for other crafts like a flag or a banner or even in a flower arrangement, or to entertain the kids while the adults do boring stuff like socializing.
I think everyone knows by now that coloring is the new yoga, right? It is supposed to relax you and help you focus better, "Promoters of coloring for the older set say it has therapeutic properties and can aid in personal growth. 'Creativity positively impacts many parts of our lives and helps us grow cognitively, emotionally and even professionally,' notes Brit Morin, CEO and founder of Brit + Co in the article linked below. I've included the NBC News link on the stress relieving effects of coloring and another on the Greek mythological antecedents of the Thanksgiving cornucopia, ya, of course it's Greek.
Link to Adult Coloring Article from NBC News.
The Story of the Cornucopia from Greek Myth
'I am Thankful for', single colorful page
Autumn leaves, so many uses for these!
Fall Coloring Page, Alisa Burke
'Raising Our Kids' Coloring Pages website, multiple pages
Turkey, alive in a field, not cooked on a platter
Charlie Brown and Snoopy with a turkey on a platter
Autumn Harvest with a scarecrow
Fall Y'all page from Abstract Doodles
A Masted Ship, no pilgrims, says Happy Thankgsgiving above it
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September 23rd is the Autumnal EquinoxPosted: September 23, 2015 Filed under: Calendar, News | Tags: Autumn, bloodstone, Calendar, crafts, equinox, libra, persephone, sunset, thanksgiving Leave a comment
Today is the day the Sun enters Libra and the beginning of Autumn. In the same way that the Solstice marks the days of longest and shortest "light," the Equinoxes mark the day of equal light. Nox is the Roman goddess of night so equinox literally means "equal night." The glyph for Libra represents the setting sun expressing the balance between night and day. In traditional Astrology, the Sun is "exalted" in Aries while halfway through its circuit along the ecliptic, it is in "fall" in Libra, Aries' opposite sign.
The rising of the constellation Libra marked the beginning of the New Year in ancient Egypt. Equinoxes are the two points in the year (March 19-21 and September 21-23) when the Sun crosses the celestial equator. At these times, day and night in Northern and Southern hemispheres are of equal length. The Spring (vernal) Equinox occurs midway between the Winter and Summer solstices; the Autumnal Equinox occurs midway between the Summer and Winter solstices. The Autumn equinoctial festival of Mabon mirrors the spring equinoctial festival of Oestara with the Light and Dark forces of the Universe switching ascendancy.
In myth, the goddess Persephone departs the earth to join her husband in the underworld. It is time to give thanks for the summer and to welcome the impending dark. Traditionally, this was when some of the heaviest work of the agricultural year began. The harvest was stored away, the farm animals were measured against their feed and decisions were made about how many to keep and how many to slaughter and eat. This is why so much Thanksgiving feasting went on now. Fresh meat and fruit only last so long.
Symbols of Autumn:
Blackberries, cranberries, wine, gourds, pine cones, acorns, nuts, corn, apples, pomegranates, ivy
Foods of Autumn:
Breads, nuts, apples, squash, pomegranates, and pumpkin pie.
Colors of Autumn:
The colors of the sunset: violet, orange, russet, maroon, brown, and gold.
Stones of Autumn:
Libra is pink tourmaline, opal and rhodochrosite. Scorpio is topaz, bloodstone, and yellow agate. Sagittarius is turquoise and jasper.
Activities of Autumn:
Making cider and wine, gathering seeds and seedpods, walking in the woods, Halloween, and Thanksgiving celebrations, Christmas shopping.
Welcome Autumn!Posted: September 22, 2013 Filed under: Astrology, Calendar | Tags: Autumn, Calendar, equinox, fall, libra, persephone, thanksgiving Leave a comment
Have you noticed the change in the light? The sun is already much lower in the sky at noon. Even though it still feels like Summer, the Equinox is upon us so get ready for what is known in Seattle as the season of Rain, also known as the season of Dark. Years ago my friend Jules commented that she missed the "real" seasons of Montana. I countered that we have seasons here, but she replied, 'Inga, mold is not a season.' That still makes me chuckle whenever I think of it.
September 22nd is the Autumnal Equinox: The day the Sun enters Libra and the beginning of Autumn. In the same way that the Solstice marks the days of longest and shortest "light," the Equinoxes mark the day of equal light. Nox is the Roman goddess of night so equinox literally means "equal night." The glyph for Libra represents the setting sun expressing the balance between night and day. According to tradition, the Sun is "exalted" in Aries while halfway through its circuit along the ecliptic, it is in "fall" in Libra, Aries' opposite sign.
Happy MayDay!Posted: May 1, 2013 Filed under: Calendar, News | Tags: Avery Coonley School, cornucopia, holidays, May Day, Maypole, Salvation Army, thanksgiving 2 Comments
I was privileged to attend the Avery Coonley School for a number of years and one of our traditions was the May Pole dance. The fifth graders got to demonstrate the weaving of the maypole ribbons as part of the Spring Fair celebration in front of the reflecting pool. It was a fun, boisterous affair and the tipsy Maypole in the picture is exactly how I remember ours ending up. 🙂
All things considered, I preferred the solemn Thanksgiving festival at the opposite end of the year, when we would march in procession through the auditorium (the archway in the pic) by class, with each class singing a different song or hymn, every student wearing matching brown cloaks and each carrying fruits or vegetables of some kind, that would be added to a Cornucopia display on the stage, and given to the Salvation Army afterward. It was simple and very moving.
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For you: The All-Purpose Holiday CardPosted: November 23, 2012 Filed under: News | Tags: card, Christmas, Halloween, image, pic, thanksgiving Leave a comment
I received this picture years ago and have no idea where it is from any more. I tried finding it on Google but didn't have any luck. If you know where it is from, let me know and I'll give proper credit.
Anyway Happy Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc.
Thanksgiving and TurkeyPosted: November 22, 2012 Filed under: Calendar | Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Addams Family, Christmas, George Washington, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Plymouth, Plymouth Massachusetts, thanksgiving, turkey, United States, vegan 1 Comment
Happy Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving as a tradition
Christianity.com says: the pilgrims never observed an annual Thanksgiving feast in autumn. In the year 1621, they did celebrate a feast near Plymouth, Massachusetts, following their first harvest. But this feast most people refer to as the first Thanksgiving was never repeated.
Thanksgiving Timeline from The Library of Congress
1621 – Pilgrims and Native Americans celebrated a harvest feast in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
• 1630 – Settlers observed the first Thanksgiving of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in New England on July 8, 1630.
• 1777 – George Washington and his army on the way to Valley Forge, stopped in blistering weather in open fields to observe the first Thanksgiving of the new United States of America.
• 1789 – President Washington declared November 26, 1789, as a national day of "thanksgiving and prayer."
• 1800s – The annual presidential thanksgiving proclamations ceased for 45 years in the early 1800s.
• 1863 – President Abraham Lincoln resumed the tradition of Thanksgiving proclamations in 1863. Since this date, Thanksgiving has been observed annually in the United States.
• 1941 – President Roosevelt established the fourth Thursday in November as Thanksgiving Day. Read the rest of this entry »
Gratitude and RainbowsPosted: November 21, 2012 Filed under: News | Tags: Gratitude, rainbows, thanksgiving 1 Comment
Mother nature commented on yesterday's post in her own subtle way. I was driving the truck up to Shoreline today in a wipers-on-high downpour and Rob and Gracie, the dogs, were sleeping in the back seat. Suddenly the rain stopped, the sun came out and the most beautiful rainbow appeared. I can't believe I left out that wonderful and inspiring manifestation of rain.


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There's more bleak news for charities, according to the latest quarterly survey. If you squint hard enough, one or two green shoots appear to be springing up from the blasted earth, but not enough, you suspect, to raise a cheer for the Big Society.
The headline figures from the survey, which was carried out in May and June by the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO), suggest that the "perfect storm" that hit charities over the past few months (falling income, higher levels of demand from beneficiaries, higher costs) is still blowing strong.
Most voluntary organisations say their financial health got worse last year and will decline more over the next 12 months; almost all say the economic conditions facing charities will remain extremely tough. This comment, from a respondent to the survey, illustrates this neatly:
"Our biggest customer – a local authority – is requesting that we reduce our prices by 4%. Given that inflation is 5%, this means a 9% cut. We were already subsidising the service we provided through trust funding, and our salaries have been falling further and further behind. We're now looking at reducing staff hours, two posts are going, and we can't implement a cost of living rise that had been agreed for 2010/11 or the pension plan that we'll need to have in place by 2012."
Despite this, the survey finds signs that confidence is beginning to among charities, albeit from a very low base. Some organisations that survived the April crisis, when local authorities and government departments shredded grant funding, have already cut jobs and costs, and are looking ahead with more certainty. Compared with the last NCVO quarterly survey, there's a slight increase in the numbers of charities reporting they expect to take on more paid staff, spend more on beneficiaries, and see their financial position improve.
I'm always slightly wary of charity "confidence" surveys. Optimism is to the charity sector what pessimism is to journalists: charities thrive on the notion that things, however bleak, can only get better, and that righteousness, willpower and sheer bloody-minded resilience can overcome anything, even financial crises. Possibly a good thing too, in the circumstances.
But what seems clear is that those charities that prepared for the storm and acted decisively appear to be better placed, and may indeed feel justified in feeling a tad more confident. What we don't know is who those charities are, or who they serve. Are national charities coping better than community groups? Are things looking up for donkey sanctuaries while homeless charities are going to the wall?
It's a very useful index, up to a point. As one respondent points out, the bare numbers it contains, of falling income and jobs lost, don't really capture the "massive upheaval of restructuring" going on in the sector.
Overall, there's nothing here that suggests that the hatches can be unbattened. Demand will rise as the wider economic situation fails to improve. Fundraising, as one respondent says, "remains very challenging". Charities and their beneficiaries whose fortunes are tied to the public sector can expect more turbulence. As one respondent put it:
"The impact of cuts to the sector has taken a long time to work their way through. But now in 2011-2012 we are seeing the demise of organisations. My own organisation has weathered well until now, but the next financial year will bring huge challenges. "
• The survey is only available to NCVO members, but you can see a copy of the press release here


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- 2(formal) careful to obey religious laws and customs Word Origin late Middle English (as a noun): from French, literally
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Terrance Crutcher was a man trying to get home and he didn't. We heard police officers who were in a helicopter talk about how he looked like a "bad dude". Why did they say that? He was a bad dude because he was big and black. His physicality is reason enough to classify him as bad. Crutcher is dead and now we are witnessing the demonizing of the victim. Shoot first and create the narrative to justify the killing. We have seen this play out before. Trayvon Martin , Eric Turner, Freddie Gray and now Terrance Crutcher. Sure they were killed but they were "bad dudes" and we have the post-mortem narratives to prove it.
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Terrance Crutcher was not a "bad dude"
What Do you Have to Lose and Vote for Hillary Clinton or you insult my legacy…which one of these is insulting?
A few weeks ago Donald Trump appealed to black voters by asking them "what the hell do you have to lose?". Many in the community including me found his approach insulting. He was not presenting a positive message. It was a message seemingly tailored to one segment of the black community, but Saturday night President Obama seemingly took a strange turn. The first part of his speech worked but the "insult to my legacy" was downright myopic. So I should vote for Clinton to preserve his legacy? I get the underlying point a Trump presidency would undo gains made but voters vote for candidates that will work hard to make life better for others not to preserve a legacy. It is also interesting that throughout his presidency and his run for the office President Obama has tended to lecture the black community rather than appeal to our better angels. Please tell me who else he has used this approach on? Share your thoughts.
Donald Trump asks black people what do you have to lose?
Words to remember in the voting booth.
Donald Trump in Detroit…better late, late than never
So Donald Trump is in a black church this morning. He is talking love and harmony among the races. He is soft spoken and polite. He is bordering on being likeable, he has reminded the crowd that the Republican party is the party of Abraham Lincoln, but would Lincoln recognize the party or the candidate. I think not. Let us not get caught up in the soft talk of this Saturday and forget the words said by this candidate over the past year and half.
Trump supporter Pastor Mark Burns tweets Hillary in Blackface
Leslie Jones is crucified via social media…why?
Interesting article. Read and share your thoughts.
Al Roker Is not letting Billy Bush "whitesplain" Ryan Lochte's lies
You go Al Roker. You called a lie a lie not an embellishment. You didn't "calm down" like Billy Bush suggested. You kept it real and kept it truthful.
Donald Trump's appeal to black folks, "what do you have to lose", now that's a winning strategy
Nobody respects the black vote. The Democrats take us for granted and the Republicans ignore us. Well, The Donald polling 1-2% in the black community has articulated a new strategy, and that is the "what the hell do you have to lose: strategy. Not really offering anything new. Not even coming into the community to articulate it. Just standing in front of mostly white crowds he just screams his new words. Is this truly the way he should be talking to black folks? 2016 is a different kind of election. Hillary Clinton is no Barack Obama and black people are not going to come out in those Obama numbers for her. So my advice is they both need to learn not all blacks live in poverty. We are like all Americans…different, and they need to address us that way.
Ryan Lochte lied and destroyed property, is he a thug?
The reaction to Ryan Lochte's illegal activities can be described in one word-muted. He and his band of swimming brothers went out for a night on the town in Rio. They partied and then they destroyed property. They were detained by the police and then Lochte lied about the details. He came home to the US and his party buddies are left to answer questions. So where is the outrage? Why aren't we hearing the talking heads vilifying him or demanding an apology? No one has called him a thug. So tell me why aren't these gold medal winning swimmers being crucified by the press? You don't have to tell me I know the answer.
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