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On December 5 Facebook introduced another change to their ever-rotating lineup of profile options. The latest update establishes a new layout for user profiles and more options for displaying work and education information. While the new profile is currently on an opt-in basis only, Facebook will be gradually rolling out the change and plans to have all Facebook users switched by early 2011.
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While current profiles push basic user information such as career, education and hometown off to the side, the new profiles will feature this information at the top of the page directly under the user's name. This move bumps off the most recent status update that was usually displayed in this spot.
The new profiles also feature 5 recently tagged photos in addition to the main profile picture and users can choose to display featured friend groups (family, coworkers, etc.). Facebook users can expect more than just a new profile page though. The photo display page has undergone a transformation as well, featuring an "infinite scroll" rather than the page-by-page layout of before.
Along with the aesthetic changes come increased options for connecting with other users. The new profile offers the option of tagging your coworkers in career information and listing projects you have worked on with them. As for education, you can list classes you have taken and connect with old classmates.
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But Glaser made no mention of Wachovia, what had gone wrong there, and what might be learned from the lapse in oversight.
"We share the hate," Glaser says cheerfully, sipping her ubiquitous can of Diet Dr Pepper.
Glaser says attacking the audience is off-limits, though she did call a heckler a "c--t" once.
When Miss Glaser really gets down to business and makes fun wholly for her audience, she is a most entertaining little woman.
Wilhelmine, forgive me; but this preposterous Glaser story, as you call it, has never been properly explained.
This was what might be termed a "straight" part, and was only given to Miss Glaser after two other rles had been assigned to her.
Glaser was the principal, probably the only person who furnished Sainte-Croix and his mistress with poisons.
Glaser was apothecary in ordinary to the king and Monsieur, and demonstrator in chemistry to the Jardin des Plantes.
An account of this railway has appeared in Glaser's Annalen, together with drawings of the engine, which we are able to reproduce.
The recent discoveries of Glaser with reference to the early civilisation of Southern Arabia also bear on this point.


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Study Abroad offers overseas travel option for faculty, staff
By Liz White, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-2848
This year USC's Study Abroad Office is offering a chance for faculty and staff to experience study abroad firsthand, from different perspectives. During spring break, faculty and staff will travel to Europe to learn about students' experiences and opportunities overseas.
Jennifer Engel, director of Study Abroad, will be leading the group on the International Perspectives on Higher Education program along with Jimmie Gahagan, director of Student Engagement. She spoke with USC Times about the new program and her expectations for it.
Why did Study Abroad start this program?
We were looking for different ways to promote study abroad across campus but also give people an inside look into what study abroad is all about, particularly if they had never done it before. We were finding that a lot of our colleagues were encouraging students to study, do research or get involved in service learning abroad but had never had the chance to go overseas when they were in college. We wanted to provide an experience for staff that was enriching for them personally but that also helped them better understand what study abroad is all about.
How does this program apply to faculty then?
We have seen a real surge in interest among faculty who have an interest in developing programs and taking groups of students overseas. In talking with potential faculty leaders, there are many who have traveled a lot and are ready to jump in. But there are others who want to see what such a program is like on the ground, from an operational perspective, before they lead a group abroad themselves.
What will the program consist of exactly?
There will be pre-departure classes to prepare participants from a logistical standpoint as well as to provide a theoretical understanding of the differences between higher education and student affairs in the United States and in Spain and France. During the weeklong travel component, we will be meeting with the resident directors who manage the study abroad program sites we will be visiting, listening to lectures from local faculty as they discuss higher education in France, Spain and the European Union, and giving participants a taste of Spanish and French culture via excursions. The program will touch on a number of different themes, with the overarching intent to live the student experience.
Where will the travelers be visiting in Spain and France? Why?
Spain and France are two of the top study abroad destinations for our students. We'll be visiting three typical study abroad sites in Pau, France, and San Sebastián and Bilbao, Spain – each with integrated intern, teaching and service learning opportunities. These are programs that that have hosted a number of our students over the years. Participants will be able to see what the students are doing on a day-to-day basis: where they are going on their cultural excursions, what their classrooms are like, and where they live. Participants will also be able to meet with the students while they are there and hear what they are experiencing in the moment. The program will expose participants to the study abroad sites themselves but also give them the chance to observe the student experience while it's happening.
Are there any guidelines for who can participate?
The program is designed for faculty who have an interest in leading a student group and want to get an inside perspective on what happens on the ground, or who haven't been to that particular region of the world yet. It is also for student affairs professionals and academic advisers who may have limited experience outside of the United States but support the concept of study abroad and want to have that experience for themselves.
What do you hope comes from this experience?
The goals of this program support the university's USC Connect and Focus Carolina initiatives as they relate to increasing the number of students who study abroad and helping students connect their coursework, international experiences and future careers. I would like participants to return to campus with a better understanding of what study abroad is all about and what opportunities are available to students -- and then be able to articulate that to students, colleagues and parents and encourage student participation in international education -- in a different kind of way, from firsthand experience.
Applications are due Nov. 1. More information about the program is available on the Study Abroad website http://studyabroad.sc.edu.
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A Buckeye Shortage In Ohio?
LEBANON, Ohio (WSPD) -- There's a buckeye shortage in Ohio.
Miami Valley Gaming, a racino in Lebanon, has been handing out lucky buckeyes since opening in December.
"We started thinking we'll get 10,000 buckeyes and we'll have them for display and it will be kind of neat to have on display in our players club. Those 10,000 lasted only a week," said Jeff Nelson, spokesman for the racino.
He estimates they've handed out more than 40,000 buckeyes and only have about 500 to 1,000 left. Once they're gone they're gone.
"Not only are we running short we've run the state short a little bit," he said.
Nelson says they've been scrambling to find suppliers that can meet the demand. Luckily, it's just a temporary problem. More buckeyes should be available in the fall.
In addition to being good luck charms at the racino, Ohio State fans use buckeyes to make necklaces and other items to show support for their team. Nelson jokes that the price of buckeyes may be higher because of them.
"I think our next step is to go out to the trees and start picking them," he said.
One of their most popular promotions is a drawing for a golden buckeye valued at $5,000. Nelson figured most people would take the cash instead of the buckeye, but he says that's not been the case.
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Madison Shepherd appointed student-at-large for ODK
The Omicron Delta Kappa honor society has announced the appointment of University of South Carolina student Madison Shepherd as a student-at-large member for the 2010-12 biennium.
The position is a part of the National Society Board that provides visionary guidance and sets policies for Omicron Delta Kappa.
Shepherd is majoring in accounting and international business with a minor in Spanish. She serves as treasurer for her sorority, Alpha Delta Pi, and is president of ODK Circle. She also serves on the Carolina Judicial Council as secretary of the Order of Omega Greek leadership honor society and is treasurer of the Phi Alpha Delta pre-law fraternity.
She is the daughter of Hilary Sproul and Les Shepherd of Vienna, Va.
The Omicron Delta Kappa Society Inc., a national student leadership honors organization, recognizes and encourages superior scholarship, leadership and exemplary character. ODK was founded Dec. 3, 1914, at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va., by 15 student and faculty leaders. It was the first national college honor society to give recognition for meritorious leadership and service in extracurricular activities. The society has chapters on more than 300 colleges and universities around the country.


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Two NYC Men Arrested For Allegedly Scheming To Supply Terrorists With Warm Clothes
(Jen Chung) The Queens DA's office and NYPD just announced that two men, a Brooklyn resident and a Queens resident, were charged with conspiring to solicit aid in support of terrorist organizations like Al Qaeda and the Taliban. How? By trying to supply them with warm clothes.
Humayoun Ghoulan Nabi, 27, a Pakistani naitonal who lives in Elmhurst, and Ismail Alsarabbi, 32, a naturalized U.S. citizen who lives in Brooklyn, were arraigned on charges of second-degree soliciting or providing support for an act of terrorism and fifth-degree conspiracy. District Attorney Richard Brown said (PDF), "In this case, while keeping our federal counterparts informed, our office worked closely with the Intelligence Division of the New York City Police Department on a long-term investigation in which the two defendants allegedly engaged in a plan to supply terrorist organizations in Afghanistan with warm winter clothing - which in the context of the fighting in Afghanistan is as serious as supplying the enemy with bullets and bombs."
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Linux for the GNU South — it's coming up so attend if you can.
A glorious day indeed, filled with a variety of thoughts: While I was out enjoying it, I got to thinking about both the grand-scheme and minutiae goings-on in FOSSland, much of which has everyone asnitter moreso than atwitter.
There's the OpenOffice.org handoff — or as some would put it, the OO.o drop kick — to the Apache Foundation by Oracle. This comes as no surprise. If Oracle were a good FOSS citizen, they'd have given it to the Document Foundation and LibreOffice would be its rightful heir. But this is Oracle we're talking about, right? With Oracle finally washing their hands of OO.o, it remains to be seen what becomes of it. But since the barn door has been open for quite some time and the LibreOffice horse is at home out in the pasture, I am not sure if keeping OO.o around would be worth it.
Incidentally, LibreOffice is an outstanding program which kicks serious butt, just as OpenOffice.org did, and it's nothing short of miraculous that the fork hasn't missed a beat in transitioning from OO.o. So far, that's the story of the year for 2011. I use it. I like it. I'm in their camp.
Walking among the redwoods, it's hard to be annoyed at the new desktop wars: Not GNOME versus KDE, but the systematic "simplicity" of desktop environments like GNOME 3 and Unity. For netbooks and other mobile user interfaces, this may work and may be necessary. I don't use netbooks or smart phones — I use a desktop or a laptop, and I'd like my desktop environment to look and function like a one. Call me old school, but desktops like KDE — which I'm using more and more as of late — and Xfce are looking better and better.
Also, I don't assume that people who are new to Linux are complete morons who need a dumbing down of the desktop environment to convince them to join the ranks of FOSS users. But that's me.
Finally, I live in a great area at the western foot of the Santa Cruz Mountains, the small range that separates the ocean from the Silicon Valley east of here. Not only is the proximity of the Valley a boon, but another of many perks in living here is having folks in the area like Cabrillo College networking professor and Cisco author Rick Graziani. Rick is opening his IPv6 seminars this month to the public — "Everyone is welcome! You do not have to be a former or a current student. All you need is to have an interest in learning more about IPv6 and don't mind listening to me for a couple of hours," Rick writes (though prior knowledge of IPv4 is required).
The talks are Thursday, June 23 — Intro to IPv6 — and Friday, June 24 — Intro to Routing IPv6 — at the horticultural building room 5005 at Cabrillo College, 6500 Soquel Drive, Aptos. Both talks run from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
You do need to RSVP to Rick at graziani-at-cabrillo-dot-edu to attend. Tell him Larry the Free Software Guy sent you.
Forrest — Forrest Gump — was right: You never know what you'll get.
(Larry Cafiero is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation. He is also one of the founders of the Lindependence Project.)


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Connect with creative, savvy, successful entrepreneurs at this month's CRAVE Business Chat. We know that being an entrepreneur means you've said "YES" to something you're passionate about and in spite of everything (and often of everyone...the nay-sayers that is) we trusted what was calling us, we listened to the creative tapping on our shoulders and we responded to the whisper of "what if?" And finally...we took the leap.
"Welcome...your in good company and we're so happy you're here!"
About this Chat ~
At this month's CRAVE Business Chat, we are talking about "The Balancing Act of the Entrepreneur" (and maybe asking..."does it even exist?). Danielle LaPorte says, in "The Fire Starter Sessions" that 'Passion is the Plotline' (and I agree whole heartedly!) She goes on to say, "It's not the imbalances of life that will get you down — it's doing meaningless things that aren't taking you where you want to go." And just how does the 'screw-life-balance-and-go-for-passion' really apply? She reminds us that "we are not aiming for perfection and evenly sliced pieces of the life pie. We're creating satisfaction." I say "Hallelujah!"
So whether you're an entrepreneur or working on becoming one...this Business CHAT is for you! Whether you're juggling business with family or your passion with being practical...we know it can feel like a 3-ring circus and like 'overwhelm' is just around the corner. So let's get it all out in the open and talk about it. From time management to list making and from efficiency to organization (or the lack of) you're invited to join us and embrace exactly where you are and get really honest about what you want...and remember, it's often awkward before it's graceful and creating a business or a work of art is not about perfection...that does NOT exist. But don't stress...just do the best you can and make passion a priority.
Join us and hear some amazing women talk about what 'the balancing act' (or un-balancing act) really means to them + how they keep it all together (or don't) and what's it like to be in the middle of creating a business and life they love.
I adore you and know this...YOU MATTER!
I hope to see you soon and I'm sending you every good wish and my most genuine thanks!
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~ Creative + Passionate + Authentic. As a multi-passionate entrepreneur and a champion for women, Shawn Marie's love for business is apparent in her work as a Business Coach and Mentor for other savvy, fearless entrepreneurs. With a background in branding and business development, She's completely committed to helping her clients create a life and business they love and having done that herself she speaks from experience,, having found her calling when she launched her seventh business....{we} FLAUNT and she works with start-up's and established businesses alike. Shawn Marie is strategic + intuitive, creative + genuine and incredibly effective at helping her clients get to the heart of what they truly want to create in both their business and their lives. She uncovers what's most authentic about them and what it is they 'truly want' and then she works with them to develop their brand, business and strategy from that place. Her motto is... "If you don't love it, don't do it!"
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~ Unexpected + Visionary + Maticulous. Tamera Event Design has mastered the art of celebration. With Tamera overseeing every immaculate details, they design corporate and private events, weddings and entertaining. They provide all areas of event services, both full service and a-la-carte. Tamera's 'team' of event producers and coordinators, have extensive experience in the event industry across the board. They bring impeccable charm, unquestionable precision and they gracefully, seamlessly and meticulously manage every last detail for truly unforgettable moments.tameraeventdesign.com
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~ Authentic + Creative + Visionary. Jan is founder of Entrepreneurial Voice, Owner of Ladies Who Launch/ LA & OC and the Creative Partner for CRAVE LA. Jan is a trusted advisor for entrepreneurs in all stages of development and her prowess in the business world extends to her work as a television host, professor, author, blogger, and featured speaker. Coming from a family of entrepreneurs and inventors, Jan was inspired to start on her entrepreneurial path at an early age and to date has developed several start-ups of her own. It's no surprise to learn that Jan is married to an entrepreneur and is the mother to two entrepreneurial daughters. She enjoys travel, reading, painting, writing, developing new projects and spending time with family and friends. She embraces a dual lifestyle, splitting time between her loft in LA and her ranch in Boulder, CO. entreprenerialvoice.com
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~ Edgy + Audacious + Creative. Ann Bennett Marketing (aka Audacious) specializes in relationship marketing for women entrepreneurs, who think marketing sucks! Ann is a force to be reckoned with...in the most authentic way and her gift is her ability to accentuate her client's authenticity and creativity to help them attract more clients, make more money and have a lot more fun! One of her 'biz tips' for entrepreneurs is... "Don't make it so damn hard...because it's just not that complicated!" She knows first-hand that 'Success is a System'. Period! Be innovation and be your unique self because what they buy...is "you!" And her motto is..."It's Smart to Fit In but It's Brilliant to Stand-Out".annbennettmarkeing.com
Shawn Marie is the creative partner and editor for CRAVE Orange County's savvy, creative, hip and fearless community of female entrepreneurs. With CRAVE OC, she gets to practice her other love, of connecting remarkable and successful women with one another. Her mission is to help entrepreneurs create a business they adore and a life they love so they have more freedom in their decisions and make the kind of money they desire and deserve…all while doing what they really love. thecravecompany.com
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Shawn Marie is also the Creative Director + Partner for CRAVE Orange County.
CRAVE is a community of resourceful, successful, and inspiring female-entrepreneurs. Her CRAVE Guides and CRAVE Online Features include a select collection of innovative and remarkable service based businesses + retail shops that have been created and founded by women.
Her CRAVEFuel events are open to all women, both CRAVE and non-CRAVE members, who have a genuine desire to connect and collaboarte, share and create and who truly want what they do in the world to matter.
Shawn Marie looks forward connecting with you soon and hopes you'll come and be part of the conversation. And remember...
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Sellers receives USC Courage in Education Award
The Museum of Education at the University of South Carolina recently presented Voorhees College President Cleveland Sellers Jr. the Chester C. Travelstead Award for Courage in Education.
The award honors the career of Chester C. Travelstead (1911-2006), dean of the university's College of Education from 1952 - 55. The Travelstead Award recognizes a leader from the state of South Carolina who displays courage and who exemplifies the College of Education's core values of stewardship, intellectual spirit, integrity and justice.
Sellers, a former professor of African-American studies at the university, was recognized for his distinguished career, which has included leadership in the civil rights movement.
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Best Of :: Bars & Clubs
Liquid Zoo owner Nell Scarborough can hardly hold a conversation without humming along to whatever power ballad is playing in her East Dallas bar. She's not the only one. The room is filled with Richard Marx fans, who, according to the genuine looks on their faces as they sing along, "will be right here waiting for you." The thing is, the music coupled with Liquid Zoo's atmosphere actually makes sense. In fact, if you hang out there long enough, you might find yourself on stage doing karaoke to Michael Bolton's version of "When A Man Loves A Woman."
The Lodge is, without qualification, the nicest strip club in Dallas. Hell, maybe even in Texas. For starters the dancers are absolute knockouts who don't just mount the stage and shimmy out of lingerie. They wear ornate, theme-driven costumes. They dress up as pixies. They juggle fire. They emerge from a cave facade, surrounded by vaguely unsettling stuffed animals and lacquered cedar boughs. Their chef, a legit culinarian the club plucked from Terrilli's, roasts a flavorful prime rib. The club is clean, comfortable, even refined, as far as strip joints go. The Lodge isn't really for 18-year-old first-timers to carnal commerce. It's for men and women who want to drink good hooch, dine well and enjoy the gyrations of some of Dallas' most beautiful dancers.
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Truluck's on McKinney Avenue (situated between Hotel Zaza, the Crescent Hotel and Hotel St. Germaine) features a daily happy hour during which people frequently wander over from their hotels for some cocktails and crab. During the happy hour, everything at the bar is half off (we recommend the dinner martini, made with Belvedere Intense and blue-cheese stuffed olives). There is also a special happy hour menu that boasts everything from crabcakes and shrimp to Kobe beef sliders and a goat cheese plate. More often than not there's a couple of out-of-town guys dressed to the nines sitting at the bar all by their lonesomes. All you have to do is make some small talk to get them to share a bite of their award-winning chocolate cake and, who knows, maybe if you play your cards right, they'll buy you a half-priced cocktail.
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Would be great if you'd posted the commands you're using (more likely to be the problem). Working with scripts has it's benefits but if you are unaware of the commands the script is running and what they do then you would benefit more if you key them in yourself each time. I'm saying this because there are many reasons that could be responsible for the low IV's number. And furthermore mac80211 (rtl8187) driver for the Alfa works just fine.
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The PGA says the course survived the winter with no issues and is already greening up. Planners have moved into the logistics phase of figuring out parking and transportation for the week-long event.
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By Daren Smith / MLB.com | March 16, 2013 4:01 PM ET
The Orioles optioned Bundy to Double-A Bowie on Saturday, while the Rays optioned Myers to Triple-A Durham.
Bundy, MLB.com's No. 2 overall prospect, went 1-1 with a 1.13 ERA in four Grapefruit League appearances in his second Spring Training in big league camp. But the Orioles want the 20-year-old right-hander to get more work in the Minors.
"It's time for him to get stretched out a little bit more, and [innings] aren't here for him," Baltimore manager Buck Showalter told MLB.com. "He's going to start the year in Bowie and go ahead and get that mentality, mind-set, adjustment made as soon as possible."
Bundy will return to Bowie, where he was 2-0 with a 3.24 ERA in three starts last summer. The fourth overall pick in the 2011 Draft began his professional career with eight overpowering starts at Class A Delmarva. Over 30 innings, he yielded two unearned runs on five hits while striking out 40. Bundy moved up to Class A Advanced Frederick and went 6-3 with a 2.84 ERA and 66 strikeouts in 57 innings.
The Orioles brought the Oklahoma native to the Majors in September and Bundy worked 1 2/3 scoreless innings in two relief appearances.
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Myers was similarly upbeat as he heads back to Triple-A.
"I'm actually kind of excited about it," he told MLB.com. "It was something that I knew was going to come eventually. It wasn't a surprise at all, so I'm really looking forward to getting down there and getting some at-bats. I really enjoyed my time here, it was a blast. But now I'm ready to get down to business, get down there and get my at-bats in."
The bonus for Myers is that he'll play his home games a little more than an hour from High Point, N.C., where he attended high school.
The key piece in last December's seven-player trade that sent right-hander James Shields to Kansas City, Myers batted .286 with three doubles, a triple, an RBI and four runs scored in 17 games this spring. He struck out 10 times in 35 at-bats, but that did nothing to cloud the way manager Joe Maddon views MLB.com's No. 4 overall prospect.
"He was actually better than advertised for me, personally," Maddon said. "Everybody talks about hitting and worries about hitting; I like the rest of the potential in his game. Defensively, he made a nice throw to the plate. He's a better runner than I thought. He truly can be a complete baseball player. The bat can be very special, but the rest of his game can be very good, too. That's what I saw."
Splitting last season between Double-A Northwest Arkansas and Triple-A Omaha in the Royals system, Myers won a handful of Minor League Player of the Year awards. The catcher-turned-outfielder combined for 37 homers and 109 RBIs while batting .314 in 134 games.
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This is Merrick's hometown event at Riviera Country Club, where he watched as a kid and played practice rounds while attending UCLA. He was born and raised in Long Beach and lives one hour away.
Merrick even stood through the rain to watch Robert Allenby's victory in a six-man playoff in 2001.
This would be too Hollywood. Too perfect.
And now, it's all too real.
Merrick started the day tied for second, three shots behind Bill Haas, and stood tall through two playoff holes with Charlie Beljan to claim his first PGA Tour victory.
He's the first player from Los Angeles County to win the Northern Trust Open.
He tried to hold back his emotions but was overcome with joy. His eyes repeatedly welled.
"Growing up as a kid and coming out here, I just wanted to play this tournament," Merrick said. "To win it, I can't even put it into words. It's a dream come true."
When Beljan missed a 4-foot par putt on the second playoff hole at the 10th hole, Merrick hugged his caddie, Ryan Goble. Goble is a former assistant coach at UCLA who recruited Merrick. Their bond is longstanding.
Merrick played here in college and on his first couple years on Tour, but he didn't use driver at the adventurous par-4 10th. He laid up, and Beljan hit his tee shot way left. That's where Merrick won it.
Merrick had just made an 18-inch putt and started to prepare for the next playoff hole, even though that was all for naught when Beljan missed.
Merrick scooped up his 1<MD+,%30,%55,%70>1/<MD-,%0,%55,%70>2-year-old son, Chase, hugged his wife Jody and baby daughter Gemma and choked back tears.
Chase added levity to the post-round emotions when a plane flew overhead and he pointed, "Plane!"
This was too good to imagine. After the emotional celebration on the playoff hole at No. 10, Merrick stood next to Jerry West, the tournament's executive director, trophy in hand and joked: "Aren't you the (NBA) logo?"
West retorted: "And now you have the Northern Trust logo."
Merrick thanked fans for supporting him all day with inspirational chants of "Bruins!" and "Long Beach!"
He continually paused.
"No one can take this away from me," Merrick told the crowd.
It's official. Merrick is a PGA Tour winner in his 169th event, but the wait was worth it.
He is a champion to be revered. His pure joy showed how thrilled he was with this accomplishment. The victory, which comes with a $1.188 million prize, means the world to him. You can feel it. You can see it.
Phil Mickelson and Fred Couples winning and playing well here is nice, but they've been there and done that. To watch Merrick in all his bliss, fighting back tears, made it an emotional experience for everyone around the green at Riviera.
Merrick talked last week of how he had dwelled on not winning. About self-doubt. That's why this was so much sweeter.
"Just putting everything together with family and friends and people shouting `UCLA' and `Long Beach,"' Merrick said. "To do it so close to home. I live 45 minutes away. I went to school across the freeway at UCLA.
"I've been to this tournament more than any other tournament growing up, and this is my first win. It's just the laundry list goes on and on. Yeah, it's cool."
And he got choked up again.
He found it hard to describe and, in mid-answer to a reporter's question, Merrick stopped and asked, "What was your question again?"
Then he told everyone he was starving. He was set to have everyone over at his house for a celebration.
This is his time.
His swing coach, Jamie Mulligan - who's also the chief operating officer at Virginia Country Club in Long Beach - gave him these parting words before his round.
"We talked about, `Let's see how tough we can be and how patient we can be and how comfortable we can be,"' Mulligan said. "Those were the three things we talked about and he did it.
"You win tough when you're patient and comfortable. To win at this place is surreal."
Winning is tough anywhere, but especially at Riviera. Merrick has won here, something Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods have not done.
He weathered some interesting adventures down the stretch, so many it's clear it was his time.
"I think my heart rate was about 200 beats per minute the last couple holes," Merrick said.
On No. 15, he hit his ball into trees and recovered. On No. 16, his putt grazed the cup with the flagstick still in it. On No. 17, he drove into a bunker, then put his approach shot just past portable toilets and between three big trees but left himself with an opening. He looked over at Beljan in the fairway on No. 18 while he was in the rough and fought negative thoughts.
"Yeah, it's so hard not to get ahead of yourself," Merrick said. "You get these like flashes in your head about thinking about winning and you're like, `Oh my gosh, what am I doing?' "
What he was doing was winning.
Merrick's wife, Jody, was on hand with their new baby girl, Gemma, born Jan. 3. Merrick will explain this to her someday as well.
Zach Johnson, who missed the cut here, explained the day well on Twitter: "Congrats to John Merrick! Awesome win near his alma mater. Gotta feel good! #moretocome."
This was too good to imagine for Merrick.
"I can't even describe it," Merrick said. "It's a dream come true."


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As Media Matters for America and others have noted, the upcoming ABC miniseries The Path to 9/11 is rife with errors, inaccuracies, and omissions, relying on scenes the network admits are fabricated in order to blame former President Bill Clinton for the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, while simultaneously letting President Bush off the hook.
But in 2004, ABC's corporate parent, Walt Disney Co., refused to distribute Michael Moore's film Fahrenheit 9/11, which was highly critical of President Bush, even though it was produced by a Disney subsidiary, Miramax Films. Then-Disney CEO Michael Eisner explained that the company "did not want a film in the middle of the political process where we're such a nonpartisan company and our guests, that participate in all of our attractions, do not look for us to take sides."
ABC's current promotion of an admittedly "fictionalized" attack on former President Clinton is not only inconsistent with Disney's statements about Fahrenheit 9/11, it appears at odds with the company's approach to a 2005 book written about it by journalist James Stewart. Disney representatives reportedly threatened to sue the publisher of Stewart's DisneyWar (Simon & Schuster) if it contained inaccuracies, according to a February 7, 2005, Los Angeles Times article:
The book, which won't hit stores until later this month but already is the talk of Hollywood, couldn't come at a worse moment for [Robert] Iger. He is widely seen as the front-runner to become Disney's next CEO, a candidacy now backed by Eisner.
"The timing isn't good at all," said New York media analyst and longtime Disney watcher Harold Vogel.
Disney cooperated extensively with Stewart while he researched his book. But in recent weeks, the Burbank entertainment giant has been battling behind the scenes with the author and his publisher, Viacom Inc.-owned Simon & Schuster, over unflattering passages about Iger and Eisner that Disney executives have insisted are slanted or erroneous. Some of those complaints, according to a source familiar with Disney's communications, have been addressed in footnotes, parenthetical sentences or rewording in the book's final version.
Representatives for Disney, which also obtained a draft of "DisneyWar," have suggested that legal action could be brought against Simon & Schuster if the book were found to contain inaccuracies, according to two sources. For its part, Simon & Schuster sternly warned Disney in a letter not to disseminate copies of the draft, which was obtained without the publisher's permission.
Asked by The Times to comment on the draft of Stewart's book, a Disney spokesman would say only: "This flagrantly irresponsible article does not rise to a level that merits the dignity of a response."
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The institute was Elwell had built a Hotel, saw- attended largely by a class of mill and a number of other build- farmers, who, in poll lie I par- ings in the fifties. During the e, would be called "progres- general hostility of the Indians sixes." • As a rule, men beyond in 1862, these early settlers middle aye do not easily adapt feared an attack from the Mille themselves to changing condi- Lacs Chippewas, and fled to a ls. Their ideas, habits and , more densely populated country. modes of thought are so firmly | Those of the abandoned build- fixed that tl.ey cannot be dis- ings which were not destroyed HAD THEY BUT KNOWN. A fanner from the west side S. A FRITZ-30LLIi Frit/, of Little Palls and recently brought a load of timo- Sophia Bollig, daughter of Mr. thy to Little Falls, which, be- and Mrs. P.J. Bollig of Pier;* cause it was cut a little late, he *«"« married by Rev. J. G. offered to sell for the low price Stiegler last Monday morning. of $6.00. As tlie hay was a tri- Mr. Fritz recently bought the fie faded and was hard, he found Mueller restaurant in Little no buyers. On his way home palls where the couple will with his load of poor timothy, make their home. he stopped long enough a; _-----------_-------------------_-------------■ neighbor's place to tell him his' hard luck story. Only in his; SCHOOL REPORT by forest fires, were torn down and made use of by our early settlers about 1h7(). The cellar of the Granite City Hotel can still be seen across tlie road from P. J. Gau's place. placed by new C and methods. They are like til low from Missouri, who said; "You'll have to show* mi The speakers left on the ;■ I noon train for Wahkon where they held an institute Wed *ay. | Karl Wetzel. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ and Alfred M. E. .1 Gust Sine' Palls were in Pierz last Tuesday hit Thursday morning for John- jon business son. Minn. ed <a farm. Monthly school report of Dis neighbor did he find a man kind trict 92 ending February 16. enough to take the stuff off his No. of days taught 20 hands. "Dump it off here at No. of pupils enrolled the gate, I may be able to make Average daily attendance 17 use of it", said farmer No. 2, j Pupils being perfect lu atten- Who, it is reported, threshed dance are: Adam Hohn. Edward $64.00 worth of seed out of the Thielen, Philip Thielen, Anna load. The story goes that farmer c Boser, Olivia Poser. Alfred No. 1, is still turning the pages Bose|._ Jo)m HappkC) Henry of his catalogues in the hope of Faust) j()Sl.pi, Paust) ij0retta finding illustrations and prices ptLUsti Willie Froelich. of powerful kicking machines. j Absent a day or less: There- When Louis Steinkugler cut sia Boser. Minnie Froelich, his patch of timothy last sum- Theresia Hohn, Anna Hohn. mer, he left a small corner to Helena Thielen, Christina ripen for seed. This was done Valentine. NUMBER OF WOLVES KILLED 572 POWERiTI IMAGINATION. Four hundred and seventy Christ Schlegel the Lastrup two full grown wolves ami 100 joker was in the village Monday, cubs have been killed in Minnc 11'- said lr Little sota and state bounty claimed Falls several weeks ago when on them, within the past three the mercury was in the months. Warrants aggregating borhood of 40 h 0 the s:;.-a*o in payment of the boun- way home the harsh north wind ti.-., were sent out by State' blew with bitter breath aci Auditor S. G. Iverson Saturday, the moonlit prairie. The wolfs I .eltrami county leads the list. I long howl from the pine with 79 full grown wolves and 22 cubs. Koochiching is second with 71 full grown wolves: Polk county is third with H wolves and 28 cubs, and Stevens fourth with 21 wolves and 12 cubs. where E. J. has SOUTH GRAM IE Nick Gross and wife were visitor . at tlie John Gross' home Sunday. Mr. Charles Niss is a visitor at John Dahmen's place. Mr. Paul. Fred and Ursula Dahmen, and Charles Niss called on John Gross Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mike Preiglmeier visited Ursula Dahmen Thursday. Miss Mary Nespore from Pier*. visited at the home of Mike Preiglmeier Saturday. Charles Lust from Center Valley was a Pierz caller Monday. Louis Schabel was a visitor at Charles Lust's Friday. Ed. Stuckmeyer and wife, Ludwig, Annie and Lucy Cross were visitors at Peter Wei den- bach's last Tuesday evening. Joe Kramer drove to Pierz Tuesday. State of Ohio, Oily of Toledo. J Lucas County. \ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney .v Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County ami State afore- ! said, and that said firm will pay the sua, of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR'S for ea;h and every case of catarrh tiial cannot lie cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before m<' and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASOK, Seal Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, ami apt* dire.tly on tlie blood and mucous surface; of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.O. Sold by all Drvi^^ists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- paton. more to make a square cut with the mower, than with the expect-; L. W. Vasaly I ation of making any profit from1 Stoll of Little! the seed. The seed from tins small patch brought him over $100.00. Judging by the in from this small patch, Louis estimates that his loss by cutting his timothy for hay amounts to nearly $1300. Louis, too, feels like investing in a high-speed kicking machine with gasoline power attachment DOEOTHY M. Hiff, Teacher. For your Job Printing call at the Journal. WEST BUH. C. H. Proper, the world's medicine agent, was in this vicinity Monday. First Financial Center. The Bank of Venice, established in 1157, was the financial center of the world; and when the Revival of Letters came, followed almost immediately by the invention of printing, it was Venice that led the world in the output of books and the spread of intelligence. Inference There Somewhere. "I don't think my husband loves me any more." "Why not?" "The other day I said to him: 'John, if I should ^^H ^^^^^H ,- ,, I die would you get married again?' and A large crowd ol young folks; he gajd he wo*ldn.t- ..-._* that all LANE'S ACCiDcNT. E.G. Lane of Little Falls last Friday morning upset with a load of pop just west of the village on the Little Falls road. Many were the reports and thundering,-; with accents terrible and 'tis said "the earth was feverous and did shake," while Rsally Interesting Item. "A newspaper receives dally foi publication," says, the Berliner Tage- blatt, "a lot of stuff which has about as much literary value as a laundry slip. But occasionally something comes along which, unknown to the writer, is so funny that it sees the light of publicity. Thus, a corres- spondent calls attention to the fact that the drama 'Royal Love,' which was seen for the first time at the Gira Theater, ls by Baron Rosenkranz, who is a direct descendant of Rosenkranz and Guildenstern, known to the world through Shakespeare." Neglected Utopia. Why is the earthly paradise unattractive? Everything that human ingenuity can do to make an ideal dwelling place out of Australia haa been done. It Is the Utopia from which reformers drew their suggestions for improvements, and It exports to other lands more fads for betterment than any other product FOR SALE The lots and house and blacksmith shop in upper town owned by the Nespori estate.jj A. E. MACHO, Administrator. ___________________________________________________Yet Australia, the source of plans for a blue sulphurous vapor hung happiness to all the world, is sadly over the scene of the calamity.; neglected by seekers after happiness, It so happened that the writer happened by on the New Pierz road a short time after the accident occurred, but from —Detroit Free Press. Wanted Harmony. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Mrs. de Style—"Marie, I shall take our distance it was impossible to' one of the children to church with say whether the terrible com motion was caused by the explosion of pop or by pure unadulterated irish oaths. me." The Maid—"Yes'm." Mrs. de Style—"Which orie will go best with my new purple gown?"—Boston Transcript. NOTICE The new Institute An = nual No. 24 can be had free of charge by calling at the Journal office. Virtue Little Thought Of. The whole world admires and applauds physical courage, but moral courage, which is ten times harder to display, excites no plaudits, but rather scorn. spent Wednesday evening at Weiland's. James and Charlie Johnson attended the dance at George Swanson's Saturday. A dance was given at Emil Zimbrick's last Saturday. H. Weiland was at the county seat Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Weiland and filter Ella, were Sui visitors at H. Timm's of Belle Prairie. H. | right?" "Yes. but I wish you could have heard the positive way he said it." Authors Interested? A new society has been organized In France under the title "The League Against the Lending of Books." It is asserted that the movement is really in the interest of authors, as every borrower may be considered as one W^SMS^S^SMS^S^S^S^S^S^S^^S^S^S^^M I strange land. He is locomotive Theo. Kobilka and wife of Taconite, Minn, visited relatives in Pierz and Little Fails during the past week. He is a son of Mr, and Mrs. John Kobilka of South Pierz; his wife is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Medved of Little Kalis. Theodore spent his childhood days in Pierz, but says he is almost a stranger here in a Be Comprehensive. "Talk to the point, and stop when you have reached it. Be comprehensive in all you say or write. To fill a volume about nothing is a credit to nobody."—John Neal. Severe Indictment. Callous greed of certain Individuals ls responsible for the loss of more lives in Great Britain than its enemies have ever inflicted in the sever- sst war.—Lloyd-George. Gil >n called ai land's Tuesday morning. \V, i - THE MARKET Changed every Thursday he t. >>n. I, old Statesmen and Politicians. A statesman is merely a politician with whom we agree. Neither is necessarily a leader of progress. Both are flies on the wheel, and we honor them in direct proportion to their riding ability.—Life. Only True Nobility. There ls nothing noble in being su- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ perior to some other men. The true engineer on the Duluth, Mesaba nobility is being superior to your pre- I'lix 1'aiiey .... live Oats, Fat- i it-i,... ilav I!;: ler, Orel -I ','4 1.90 9.1 80 40 £0 s.e io mery 37 Obvious. We do not pretend to be much of a mind-reader, but when we see a lady hurrying downtown with a $10 bill in one hand and an advertisement in the other we know that she is thinking of doing some shopping. Dairy 25 25 Flour, Rest J.00 , , Straight 2.90 Pototi C6 SO s 2 40 Hogs 5 50 Cows 3.00 Calves fie s ers '■>'•■. Union..... 75. to $.00 Only Occasionally. Occasionally one meets a man who is so sure of his own importance that he can, without feeling the slightest embarrassment, wear a tall hat in the presence of his employer. and Northern Railway. Eller went Lo id Thursday to visit h *r brother Paul, and friends. The deep frost has put a number of the pipes leading from tlie village mains, out of use. Jake Neisius, Prank Paust, Hoheisel, Hernia-! Koering ; he Columbia Hotel, have using weli water for several weeks. The village is making an attempt to thaw the ice out with steam. I vious self.—Hindoo Proverb. Always There Ahead of Time. "I owe all my success in life to having been always a quarter of an hour beforehand."—Lord Nelson. South Agram A surprise party was held at the home of Fred Sporlein. Those who were present are: J.J. Brummer and family. Jos. Gruber and family, Prank Kan- del, Thomas Tneser and wife, Hary Vorath, Mary Kastanek, John, Lily and Anna Hesch. Peter Thommes and family, John Eidenshink and family, August Meyer and family, Anton Meyer, John Nagel and family, John Neisius and family, John Kippley and family, Theresa Meier, John Stumpf, Mary Molitor, Prank Boehm and son Frank, and Frank Otremba boys. At j midnight a good supper was served to all. All enjoyed a a good time. Pred Sporlein was in Pierz Wednesday. Carl Rastetter and family, Math and Walter Sporlein, and Casper Thommes called at the J. J. Brummer home Sunday. Mr.John Kippley and wife called at the Herman Froelich home Friday. Frank Boehm was in Pierz Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kippley and son Frank were in Little Falls Thursday. We are now getting pretty lively in this corner of Agram. RUCKER Wesley Waller spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday with friends in Oramia. Lawrence Kramer writes, that he will be back so< n. The Leap year dance at Adkins' Saturday night, was very well attended. A big time was reported. Mr. Adkins always shows us a good time, but this time, the Llcl that the girls did the ushering, helped quite a bit. H. Ferguson went to Onamia Friday, returning Saturday. G. W. Waller and family, Miss Lewis. Mrs. J. R. Taylor and Donald, attended the dance at Adkins'. The party took supper with the Martin family, at Sullivan Lake. Mrs. Hans Johnson, who has* been on the sick list, is now much better. "Professor" Waller, nee. NGiFE. Dr. E. L. fiawes the Romance and Fiction. Dentist will be at BUCK = When a very rich man marries a «.»■ «-. . _a,, very poor girl, that's romance. When J lA1N on reoruary -.Ot.1. a very rich girl marries a very poor A_t PIERZ Oil February man, that's fiction.—Galveston News. _ _ ,, , " _ . . 29th, and flarch 'st. Had a Practical Mind. An English Sabbath school teacher was laboring away on the subject of eternal punishment. One small girl sat so entranced by her lurid descrip- . ,<_■_---------------------------------------■ tiona of fire and brimstone that the-'/G. W. ), made a trip to Onamia teacher w-as much encouraged until 'Friday. He talks of purchasing transfixed by the explanatory question ' an automobile, from a gentle- of: "Please, teacher, what becomes of all the smoke?" man at that place. ■ George and Jim Johnson Frohman Knew. drove to Pierz Monday. It was reported to Charles Froh- : man that one of his most prosperous male stars was in a fair way of get- j ting married. "I don't believe it," answered the manager, who is him FOR SALE thicket made him shudder grow sick at heart. The n drifted that driving slow, and death stared him in the face with both c He knew oi that d< in hi- meant a sure and ly heating up. but he dreaded the thought that his young and fair farm should In- found in a snowdrift. The Kic welkin spirit coursing through his veins finally made him imagine it was the fourth of July: and so real did this Fourth appear, that when he a- woke at Math Thommes' bridge, he was so warmed up that be had '■ iff his ir Buckman John Tetiva and Hill Benevita of Royalton transacted business in our village Monday. Frank Heigl drove to Rice on business Monday. <'has. Windier was a visitor at the Wei ling home Sunday. Peter Denzen and wife visited at the A-A. Hesch home Sunday. Mrs. Martin Bechtel of St. Joseph and Mrs. John Waltz of Graham were visitors at the John Dehler home Tuesday. Those that were at the party held at Peter Mueller's Sunday evening are: Ed. Hortch, Anna, Nick*, Peter and Paul Mueller, Alois Weissbrich, Frank and Wm. Sitzman, Peter and Henry Brausen and John Holm. The evening was spent in playing card ; and other games. John Vosen left lor Devils Lake, N. D., where In* will rent a farm for next summer. Joseph Hortsch was a county seat visitor Thursday. Lena Windier of Little Palls is out here in Buckman on a two weeks' visit with her brothers Chas. and John. Olivie and Jane Foster, who are employed in Royalton, were here on a short visit with their mother, Mrs. Math Poster, the first part of the week. Emil Ka' 1 is employed at Sam Dubial's this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelzenber were visitors at Mrs. John Sitzman's home Sunday. Annie Kelzenberg, who | visiting with her uncle in New Pierz, returned home Prid Ig. Ronellenfitsch made al business trip to Royalton Sunday. turned from Little Falls Sunday. They had been there on a short visit with their daughter Mrs. Jos. Seifert. John Mueller made a busi trip to the Twin Cities Wednesday. Shocking Sounds fore a terribl. earthquake, that of the coaling peril. Nature's warn ings are kind.That dull pain or in the back warns yo '1 those dangerous maladies. Di Diabetes or Bright's disease. Ta.lv I ache fly and all your be- "My son '*!il One Mare 7 years Old, ! from their use for Kidney and bl I sell* a confirmed single man; "he will weight 1500 pounds. itrout>,e-" wri,es Peter Bondy . escape; he was always a good fight- _-,. .. .. | Ro.kwood, Mich.,"It is certainly er." j Write Or Cali. great kidney medicine." Tryil , 34=2 IM. A. Ziegler'-B-** Kaliher-
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 1540312:MV8xNjQ5OTI4XzI3MjU1NTc5XzdCQzMzNDlB] Thanks Least for these helpful pointers. I'm curious, since you seem to have studied magick, what is the difference between Black and White magick? Is it simply the difference between a positive outcome and negative outcome? Thanks in advance.. :rockon: [/quote]
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I thought I would repost this as a new thread to share with you for the Fall Equinox.
It is possible using only a standard moon almanac, the planetary correspondences of the days of the week, a supply of basic color candles, and the time to do a focused intentional mediation to do beneficial white magick.
Internally, the basic practice is essentially the same as guided mediation. When you have something that you want to accomplish in life, or you wish to defeat a bad habit or draw a new energy towards you, find a quite place and sit either cross-legged or in a chair.
First, do a basic breathing and relaxation exercise. Close your eyes, breath deeply into the bottom of your lungs, expanding your stomach, through your nose and out through your mouth by allowing your lungs to empty from the gentle fall of your stomach. Picture a golden ball of energy moving from the base of your body up to the top of your body, everywhere it goes, your body is completely relaxed and cleansed of dis-ease (an expanded version of this is an excellent healing mediation). When it reaches your head, allow yourself a few moments to feel the relaxation in your body and to get in tune with what it's telling you everywhere.
Now, clear your mind as best you can for a few moments. If you wish, you can try to hold a single-point mediation at this point, but that's only for extra centering if you are capable and you feel it necessary. At this point, you want to start to picture the things that you need to do in life to get the desired result you want. Imagine in as vivid detail as you can all the aspects of the things you need to do to get what you Will and you see yourself accomplishing them with the necessary effort and poise, nothing is holding you back at the point of action and you are fully prepared in each moment to take course that will accomplish your objective. Notice the reaction of the people around you taking note of your poise and ability, and their willingness to of their own free will without coercion or force of any kind on your part provide you what you Will to see the end you desire.
Now, of course, what does this have to do with the moon and candles? Well, I started with the hard part, which is also the only really important part, because if you are still reading this, here is where you can get a bit of help from what magicians have known for thousands of years.
Using your own judgement, pick the best phase and house of the moon to do your mediation and also to take your first practical actions on your course to achieve that which you Will. You can also pick a time when the right phase and house of the moon fall on a day of the week which is beneficial to accomplish your aim, when these fall together in synchronization, especially on a Full or New Moon, these are the power days to do spell work. You can choose the color of your candles based on the color correspondence to the planet that rules the day of the week, or to the planet that rules the astrological sign, or both. You can also include white, gray, or blue candles for the moon, I like to do this especially with New Moon magick to give my friend some extra shine.
Pick your time or times, find a spot where you are not going to be bothered, setup your candles safely, light them, and then sit relax and start with the golden ball at your feet and work your way up to what you Will to occur in life.
When you start combining this stuff with Tarot cards, herbs, incense blends, stones, potions, and ceremonial magick, that's when stuff gets really interesting, but anything beyond what I have given REALLY needs a divination beforehand to be done safely. The small ritual I have provided here is really white magick, since you are enacting beneficial change upon yourself, there isn't too much chance of anything going wrong, provided you remember not to poison your mind with the desire to control others.
Happy spellwork.
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