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Terrine de Lapin aux Olives Vertes et Pistaches
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This is a great dish. I have made it many times over years and it never disappoints. It takes some time but it's not difficult, it can be made well in advance, great presentation and wonderful, complex taste (on the subtle side, so connoisseurs would appreciate), perfect for a starter.
I made this terrine for my Social Cooking Club and it was very well received. The presentation was elegant, and it did not look like an aspic at all, but a terrine. The gelatin held it together, but it was not gelatinous. I had no problem finding the ingredients, in fact I found them all in one high-end grocery store. Although it was not difficult to make, It did take me about 4 hours total, so I would save this for special occasions.
I had to take a look at the very first review here to see what everyone was commenting about. WOW. Just ... WOW!. :) This is from GOURMET, and nothing in the recipe was hard to find or do. One wonders just where this "professional chef" (A Cook from Wmsbg, VA) actually works. Dennys? Burger King? Didn't have to be demonstrated. I read the instructions and looked at the picture. The results were stellar. Anyone interested in terrines would do well to find a copy o fPates and Terrines published by Hamlyn. It's the best book on the subject, bar none (though out of print now and can be pricey). The really galling thing about that review was the "get real" and the overall tone. This is a terrine from Gourmet magazine. Most of us WANT to try new things and expand our repertoire and understanding and journey of discovery, and while doing so we learn things along the way that can be applied to other things (and move us beyond even needing recipes and into the realm of creating our own). I'm not a "professional chef," just an adventurous cook with a Williams-Sonoma addiction and an appreciation for fine cookware and adventurous dining. What is this "professional chef" even doing here, one wonders. Ignore this person. You'll love this dish, and the ingredients are not difficult to find at all. Perhaps you have to ask the butcher to order the rabbit a couple days in advance in your area. Is that really so hard?
This was pretty easy and really good, but it is NOT a terrine! It is an Aspic. Even though it is made in a terrine, it is a meat molded in a stock flavored gelatin which by definition is an Aspic. Wikipedia's definition for aspic = Aspic is a dish in which ingredients are set into a gelatin made from a meat stock or consommé. So people, if you want a very nice, pretty easy ASPIC, you should make this. If you want a more traditional terrine, without the gelatinous mold, look elsewhere.
I don't know what that chefs problem was. That was one of the easier terrines I have ever made. I wish I had read the recipe through before starting. I would have started a little earlier in the day. It was worth the work and delicious. Next time, and there will be a next time it will be a snap. I live in Bloomington, IN and had no problem with any of the ingredients.
This is a delicious and beautiful dish. It is time consuming to make (although I'm sure it would be faster the 2nd time around) so I would save it for a special occasion. Everyone we served it to loved it. The olives and pistachios work beautifully with the rabbit and the leek-y consomme.
This is an elegant and unusual terrine that should not intimidate. You can find the ingredients almost anywhere, e.g., the rabbit if not at Whole Foods then at Asian markets. It takes a little time but it is beautiful, especially if you can layer the ingredients.
I like this dish and the ingredients work well together. I understand the 'pro chef' being little wary, the cooking instructions are very specific! try this 1. cook rabbit in broth. 2. shred rabbit add to olives and pstachios. 3. clairfy broth as a consomme. 4. add ingredients. 5. set under pressure. 6. served within 1-4 days. perfect!
I'd like to know what kind of professional chef is intimidated by a relatively simple terrine, because I'd like to be certain that I avoid the diner where they work.
I haven't made this recipe, but I was surprised by the professional chef's response. She said that the ingredients would be difficult or impossible to find. I looked over the ingredients out of curiosity, and found that I could get all of them at Whole Foods (a supermarket chain). I even saw a rabbit there last week! Now, I know I'm lucky to live in San Francisco where food items are easier to find, but I've lived most of my life in New Jersey and even there I could have gotten everything easily, with the exception of the rabbit.


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A driver whose SUV plunged into a Northern California creek after he was startled when the hands-free device of his cell phone activated, escaped the sinking vehicle by blasting out the window with a handgun.The 28-year-old man whose name wasn't immediately available is an armed security guard at Thunder Valley Casino, north of Sacramento. He sustained minor injuries in Sunday's accident.
A spokesman for the Roseville Fire Department said the man was traveling northbound on Industrial Avenue in Roseville when the cell phone device activated. The driver was startled and veered off the road through the guardrail. The SUV landed in Pleasant Grove Creek.
He used his gun to shoot himself out, then flagged down a passerby.

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Fla. Museum receives grant for wildflower, butterfly project
June 30th, 2005Photos avaliable
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The Florida Museum of Natural History has received a $94,409 grant from the Florida Wildflower Advisory Council and the Florida Wildflower Foundation Inc. for projects that educate the public about Florida's wildflowers and butterflies.
The "Educating the Public about Florida's Wildflowers and Butterflies" project will allow the Florida Museum to develop a 4,000-square-foot outdoor demonstration garden west of the McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity. The museum also will develop a brochure, web site and indoor exhibit about Florida wildflowers and butterflies. Proceeds from sales of the state wildflower specialty license plate funded the grant.
"The Florida Museum's Butterfly Rainforest has generated considerable visitor interest in butterfly gardening," said Florida Museum Director of Informal Science Education & Outreach Betty Dunckel. "Our demonstration garden will showcase Florida's native wildflowers and their importance as host and nectar plants for our native butterflies."


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This curriculum uses an inquiry-based Earth system science approach, and leverages Project BudBurst, a citizen science phenology project, to engage students in authentic research on plant and ecosystem responses to climate change. Students collect... (View More) local data then analyze that data in the context of NASA regional and global data sets and satellite imagery to understand their data in personal, regional, and global contexts. The curriculum is divided into four units: The Earth as a System; Identifying the key changing conditions of the Earth system; Earth system responses to natural and human induced changes; and Predicting the consequences of changes for human civilization. Each unit consists of several activities with accompanying teacher answer sheets. (View Less)
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All three of us feel the same way about eugenics, we've just ironed out a lot of terms and our disagreements are clearly just trivial things.
I'll just answer the OP's question of why people don't just trust in science. The reason people don't settle for the standard explanations given by science or religion is because they think there's something more to existence than that. They might explore deep into religion or science or fringe fields beyond the standard, guess and hypothesize and maybe discover new truths, etc. But all advances and discoveries begin with the ability to say "I don't believe it". There's many people in science and religion who tell you not to question sacred cows, and that's not a virtue like the article the OP linked suggests, instead it is like having your mind trapped in a box, and not good for human progress.


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Torchwood Gets Impressive Numbers on Both Sides of the Atlantic
Now that Torchwood: Children of Earth has been televised on both sides of the Atlantic, it is clear that it is a ratings champ all around.
In the UK, the estimated numbers for the BBC showing started strong and maintained its audience throughout the week long series (26.8%). Torchwood: Children of Earth, a five part series was shown consecutively Monday through Friday in the UK starting on 6th of July and then BBC America followed suit showing them on consecutive nights starting on the 20th of July.
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Officially Announced - Spoiler No More? (We'll let you judge)
A returning character and actor to the upcoming Doctor Who specials that until now has been regarded as a spoiler has been officially announced by the BBC. There's no avoiding it now. You will know for sure now as 'the cat is out of the bag' with this announcement. Having said that, we will still let you decide. Click the "Read more" below to find out.
New Trailer for Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars for the UK Only
The BBC Doctor Who website has made a new tailer of Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars presented at San Diego Comic Con available on their website. Unfortunately, it is available for the UK only.
- Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars - New Trailer (as seen at SDCC - UK only)
Doctor Who News Among the Torchwood News in the Sonic Newsdriver
The Sonic Newsdriver 20090717
Selected Doctor Who related news delivered sonically.
For Earth-date: Friday the 17th of July 2009
In this episode: Mars is the Place to Be, Torchwood Week in America, Russell T Davis is Coming to America, Look Closely at the Torchwood Ratings, One of These Days Alice, A Fabulous Idea, McCoy Lends His Support, Doctor Who: Podshock 156 Coming Soon, and Get Your Sonic Gear, plus more!
Hosted by Louis Trapani
'Wet' Your Appetite for The Waters of Mars
Amidst the unraveling of the Doctor Who spin-off, Torchwood: Children of Earth, the BBC has released more information on the upcoming Doctor Who special, The Waters of Mars.
The BBC Press Office has released information on their Autumn 2009 line up on BBC One, including Doctor Who - The Waters of Mars:
How do you rate Torchwood: Children of Earth - Day Three (5=fantastic)?:
Big Ratings for Torchwood: Children of Earth Day One
Torchwood: Children of Earth (episode 1) Day One saw a jump in the ratings for the show. Reportedly 5.9 million viewers in the UK is said to have watched this first episode of the third series of Torchwood according to the BBC.
Compared to between 2.5 and 4.2 million average audience of series 2 of Torchwood, it is clear that the anticipation for the return of the series has been fairly strong. This marks the highest ratings recorded for the Doctor Who spin-off show since it first came on to the scene in 2007. At that time when it was on BBC Three, it peaked at just under 1 million for its highest viewed episode.
Source: Torchwood move sees ratings boost (BBC News)
Torchwood Radio Plays Available for 7 Days
Three Torchwood audio plays prequels to the upcoming mini-series Children of Earth are now available from BBC Radio 4 via the BBC iPlayer and download (downloads for the UK only). Each audio play is 45 minutes and will be available starting Wednesday, 1 July with the story Asylum, following it is Golden Age on Thursday, 2 July, and then finishing off the series is The Dead Line on Friday, 3 July.
The audio plays stars original television cast members, John Barrowman, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd, Kai Owen, and Tom Price.
Latest Torchwood: Children of Earth Trailer
The Sun has posted the latest trailer for Torchwood: Children of Earth. Unlike the official Torchwood site, this preview is available to be seen outside the UK.
- New Preview for Torchwood (The Sun)
- Direct link to video: First Look at New Torchwood (The Sun)
- See below for the embedded video
Torchwood: Children of Earth Official Website Launched
The official website for Torchwood: Children of Earth has been launched. This BBC website is catering to the UK and thus media such as movies contained on the site are not available outside the UK.
Torchwood: Children of Earth UK Transmission Date
Torchwood: Children of Earth will be transmitted on BBC1 (in the UK) starting on Monday, 6th of July at 9pm. The mini-series will continue each consecutive night afterwards (i.e. Tuesday, 7th of July, and so on).
Source: Radio Times (Torchwood listing)
Mark Gatiss Documentary on Doctor Who Target Novelisations
Mark Gatiss leads a 30 minute documentary on BBC Radio 4 exploring Doctor Who novelisations published by Target books. The audio documentary, On the Outside it Looked Like an Old Fashion Police Box is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (it is available outside of the UK) for the next seven days.
It features interviews with Terrence Dicks, Anneke Wills, and Russell T Davies among others, as well as audio clips from various audio book adaptations.
BBC description:
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 150
"Come back to bed... Master"
Outpost Gallifrey Presents:
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 150
Running Time: 0:59:20
Eliza Roberts interviewed (speaking of her role in the 1996 movie along with Eric Roberts and his recent work with Christopher Eccleston), news, announcements, special communique from Starship Sofa, and more.


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State should do more to support entrepreneurship, study says
Michigan is above the national average of companies with between 10 and 100 employees and with between $1 million and $50 million in sales, but they grow more slowly than in other areas of the country.
As a matter of fact, the state ranks last in the nation in small- and large-business growth, gross product growth and general business climate, the study says.
And that's despite being third in private lending to small businesses, fifth in its net increase in number of firms starting versus those folding, eighth in patents per innovation worker and first in industrial research and development, said Mark Clevey, vice president for entrepreneurship of the Small Business Association of Michigan, and Graham Toft, founder and president of Florida-based Growth Economics Inc.
Clevey's and Toft's 165-page study measures how Michigan's entrepreneurial economy stacks up against other states. Copies of the study are available at www.sbam.org.
Clevey said there is room for optimism if state and local governments, and the business community, take steps to encourage small-business entrepreneurs.
For example, Clevey said, lenders should adjust risk-assessment considerations for unsecured loans to aid nontraditional second-stage businesses.
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THE FACTS: Kevin Garnett had 20 points and 13 rebounds as the Boston Celtics fought off the Washington Wizards for a 100-94 overtime victory Wednesday at TD Garden. Rajon Rondo added 18 points and 14 assists as the Celtics won both halves of the back-to-back with the Wizards, who are still winless on the young season. Kevin Seraphin had 16 points and nine rebounds for Washington.
QUOTABLE: "We're not playing great. It's good to win a game like that...we've got to get more guys that play harder, better. I don't care if we play "well" or not, because that's just human. We just have to play with a better focus and we've got to run our schemes better."
-- Boston coach Doc Rivers
THE STAT: Garnett grabbed nine of his 13 rebounds in just seven minutes of action in the first quarter. He nearly outrebounded the Wizards by himself early on, trailing the Wizards 11-9 on the glass after the opening 12 minutes.
TURNING POINT: Despite being demoted to the bench from the starting lineup over the past two games, Brandon Bass came up big for Boston in the closing minutes of overtime. With the score tied at 92 with just over two minutes during the extra frame, Bass took control of the Celtics' offense by scoring the next five points, putting the game out of reach for Washington.
QUOTABLE II: "It's a learning process, taking care of the ball, execution, making plays down the stretch. It's disappointing because we lost, but we did a lot of good things."
-- Washington coach Randy Wittman
HOT: Chris Singleton. The Wizards reserve forward scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half, including a game-tying dunk with nine seconds remaining in regulation.
NOT: Trevor Ariza. One of Washington's offseason trade acquisitions has stumbled out of the gate in his team's opening two contests and performed no better Wednesday night. The former Hornet hit just 1-for-6 to finish with two points and is shooting just over 22 percent from the field over his first three games.
FANTASY SPOTLIGHT: Rondo. The point guard put up his fourth straight double-double of the season and also passed John Stockton for the third longest streak of games with double-digit assists in NBA history with 28. He is now averaging 16 points, five rebounds and 12 assists for the season.
GOOD MOVE: Rivers inserted reserve center Chris Wilcox with just under three minutes remaining in the third quarter with the C's and Wizards tied at 56. The move paid dividends as Wilcox jumpstarted a 10-2 run for Boston to close the quarter.
ROOKIE WATCH: Bradley Beal. The fourth overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft had the best game thus far as a rookie, finishing with 16 points, four rebounds and three assists, all career highs for the former Florida star.
NOTABLE: The Wizards shot zero free throws in the first half. Jared Sullinger earned his second straight start at power forward for Boston and finished with four points and four rebounds in 24 minutes. Rondo played a season-high 44 minutes and now leads the NBA in minutes per game, averaging just over 42. John Wall said before the game his knee issue is improving, but there is still not timetable on his return.
UP NEXT: For Washington, Friday vs. Milwaukee, Saturday @ Indiana, Tuesday @ Charlotte. For Boston, Friday vs. Philadelphia, Saturday @ Milwaukee, Tuesday @ Chicago.


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thispatcher request
Request for an option to minimize patcher windows.
Maybe a message like "window zoom -1" to [thispatcher].
/Jakob Riis
or "window zoom -2" to scramble all objects on top of each other and
zoom it to one pixel…
seriously, isn't it easier to just drag the window to your prefered size
than programming a message?
I just guess you know about the set origin and restore origin commands
in the View menu….
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Here's the best definition I could find:
"Reducing a window to an icon, or a label at the bottom of the screen,
allowing another window to be viewed."
http://www2.cheshire.gov.uk/SOCIAL/crossservice/Paris/glossa ry.htm
It seems a bit ridiculous to drag a window into that state. This
operation is one click down, one click up. Standard fare.
would be a nice idea for an abstraction object mb.
simply close the window, or move it to 5000 5000,
and have a little "button" subwindow opening
instead on the screen, which bongs back the
original state when you click it.
[;max setoption allwindowsactive 1]
Thats of course an option for a workaround. But I would still be very
interested in a way to minimize patcher windows to the Dock. (That's on
Mac OS X).
What I'm looking for is an option to minimize patcher windows to the
Dock (Mac OS X), the same way it's doing it when you click this yellow
button in the title bar.
Hope this clarifies my request.
there should be an applescript-command to achieve this, no?
m a x i m i l i a n m a r c o l l
Sorry to wake up this old thread.
Has someone found a nice way to minimize a window since then?
(something that would work for both osx and windows)
A mac only way is to use applescript via the [shell] external. This message will do it, although I think you do also need to enable access for assistive devices in the universal access tab of system preferences if it isn't already.
osascript -e 'tell application "System Events"' -e 'click menu item "Minimize" of menu "Window" of menu bar item "Window" of menu bar "1" of application process "MaxMSP"' -e 'end tell'
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Friday, 8 July 2011
We Have a Date...
So there you have it - our very exciting online store will be going live Thursday 28th July, 2011! Make sure you circle your calendar!!
34 comments:
- Alexandra Rae said...
So excited for you. I'll spread the word ;))
- 8 July 2011 at 06:22
- Natasha @ Northern Light Blog said...
- 8 July 2011 at 06:23
- pve design said...
Can hardly wait to see what you have in store!
pve - 8 July 2011 at 06:49
- Kelly Green said...
Very exciting news........i will be having my own launch (of a different kind) that day so will be sure to have a look on Friday! Best of luck. KG x
- 8 July 2011 at 07:39
- Naturally Carol said...
Hi Anna..it'll be great to have a look at your beautiful shop online for us out of towners!
- 8 July 2011 at 07:53
- Riz said...
I am SO there! Been looking forward to this for so long.
- 8 July 2011 at 07:55
- Mrs B said...
Hi Anna
I for one Melbourne girl just cannot wait for your store to open!
Are you able to give a hint of what type of products will be available online?
Mrs B xx - 8 July 2011 at 08:18
- Luvely Lil Things said...
cant wait!
all the way from the ACT,
aishah - 8 July 2011 at 08:31
- Hillside Ice Princess said...
Anna, will you be shipping to the USA? I truly hope so, as I squeal a little when I see pics of all the lovelies in your shop.
- 8 July 2011 at 09:21
- Becolorful said...
I'm SO there. :) Congrats.
Pam @ BeColorful - 8 July 2011 at 11:13
- The French Tangerine said...
Perfect. I'm marking the 27th for a reminder... although I'm sure I won't need one, and the 28th!!
Best of luck to you! - 8 July 2011 at 12:49
- Rajee Sood said...
Wow! all the best Anna... so Happy for you... and we'll sure be looking forward to it.
- 8 July 2011 at 13:28
- Charmaine Coombes said...
Look forward to seeing all those "Absolutely Beautiful Things"! Goodluck for the launch, I'm sure it will be a fantastic success!
http://littlecovedesign.blogspot.com/2011/07/wish-list-6-accessories-i-adore-from.html - 8 July 2011 at 14:49
- fric and frac said...
Can't wait to see the new online store! I love your use of color!
- 8 July 2011 at 15:18
- Sarah said...
Exciting Exciting......is it first in best dressed! SP
- 8 July 2011 at 18:36
- Kate said...
So exciting! What a special date - that's the day we fly into Brisbane! All the very best, I hope it's all going smoothly behind the scenes xoxo
- 8 July 2011 at 21:28
- Noosa Life&Style said...
My first son's 10th birthday! Fabulous Date and easy for me to remember! Congrats on your exciting new milestone! Moving from Sydney to Noosa meant Fab new stores like yours but soon even better I can get a fix of Absolutely Beautiful from here!:)Kylie
- 8 July 2011 at 21:28
- Luciane at HomeBunch.com said...
Count me in! :-)
Have a blessed weekend!
Luciane at HomeBunch.com - 8 July 2011 at 22:59
- evylexdesign said...
Yeeeeeaaaah !!!! Hope you can ship international, because you have fans in Montreal !!!
- 8 July 2011 at 23:02
- evylexdesign said...
Yeeeeeaaah !!! Hope you can ship international, you have fans here in Montreal !!!
- 8 July 2011 at 23:03
- lemondropdreams said...
Yeah, my husband's birthday...hope I don't forget about him on your big day!!
- 9 July 2011 at 02:00
- M. A. Smith said...
Love your fabrics. Here in the northeast (USA) they would read 'Summer'at its best!
Housezengarden.com - 9 July 2011 at 02:42
- susannah of style temple said...
Great news - can't wait to do sow shopping!
- 9 July 2011 at 10:01
- Anne-Marie @ 10 Rooms said...
I will be sure to stop by! Do you ship to Canada?!!
- 9 July 2011 at 12:44
- Ventur said...
Aqui les dejo mis enlaces, espero que les guste
http://homestagegalicia.es/ - 9 July 2011 at 19:13
- ForeverPeaches said...
Oh my goodness! I can not wait! So exciting! Good luck with everything! x
- 9 July 2011 at 22:36
- Cat said...
am so excited! Will you be selling fabrics on the website? ship to USE?
Cat - 11 July 2011 at 01:12
- Kate Lewis said...
i love that you added "be there or be square" so fun! can't wait. :)
- 11 July 2011 at 06:38
- Daryl Wark said...
Hi Anna,
Really looking forward to your new concept.
Yet again you are in front with something exciting and new out thre in cyberland. Congratualtion.
I was in your area last night and almost crashed the car driving by your windows, all I can say is STUNNING.
The store looks amazing, bright, warm, elegant and approachable, (very much like you).
Really love your new sofa's and the antique pieces in your windows. Would you share some photos with other bloggers?
Good luck with the launch.
warm wishes,
Daryl - 11 July 2011 at 10:09
- Cornflakes and Honey said...
So exciting Anna! Looking forward to it!
- 11 July 2011 at 11:08
- Kellie Martiensen said...
OH Thank God!!!! Can't wait Anna and congratulations.
Kellie - 11 July 2011 at 17:39
- nichole said...
Oooh! Calendar marked.
- 11 July 2011 at 22:44
- Sarah said...
I can't wait Anna! Looking forward to seeing it and hoping you will be shipping to the US!!
- 12 July 2011 at 10:21
- Debra Turner said...
Beautiful colors and patterns!!!
- 15 July 2011 at 13:50


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I am a self-taught knitter-crocheter for 20+ years. My interest in knitting and crochet was revived a few years ago and I havent stopped since! Still learning, still exploring. I prefer crocheting to knitting. I recently started making stuffed toys and love every minute of it. It is instant gratification! Who knows where my "crafty" thoughts will take me next. I am currently addicted to crocheted Amigurumi - it is a good addiction. I enjoy creating and sharing new and exciting Amigurumi patterns.
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^M . I !^<ai »*.*.-j. '. "¦-¦J. ¦= a"* . iSytoi^"^'l^*/-"*iA)«ir3^^^^ '--' ¦¦¦ '¦"•^ "'¦ --•V-*i-;*n-'v'-v "'.¦ -' ^ .^ :>f -* - i^n, ' "^4 »¦»¦'¦ if 1f- Cen/rof OA/o's Only Jewish Newspaper Reaching Every Home A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME Devoted to American and Jewish IdeaU Vohiiiic IX — No. 42. COLUMBUS, OHIO. OCTOBIUi 8, 1926. Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc Judge W. M. Lewis Is Elected Head of Palestine Appeal Will Head Campnign for $7,500,- 000 Toffiethcr With Dr, Stephen S. Wise, Judge Julian W. Mack, and Other Natlonat LcadcrB HAS HAD A LONG CAREER OF JEWISH SERVICE Nuw York—A,meeting of the Board of Dircctnr.s of the United Palestint | Appeal held last week nnanimou.sly elected Judi$e William M. Lewis, prom¬ inent Philadelphia jurist and communal leader, National Chairman of thc United Palestine .-Vppcal to head the campaign for 17,500,000 throughout the country. Dr. Stephen S. Wise, the previous chair¬ man, who was iinahle to assume the burden of chairmanship a second time owing to the state of his health, was elected Hntiorary Chairman and a reso¬ lution was unanimously adopted at tht meeting expressing the gratitude of the organization for his leadership of last V ear's success fiit campaign. Honorary Vice-Chairmen Federal Judge Julian W. Mack and Rabbi B. L. Levintlial, formerly Presi- Lazanis Sisterhood Meeting on Tuesdlay» October 12th Tho Tirut meeting of the sca- Ron uf thc Rose K. Lazarus Sifi- tcrhnnd will take place Tuesday, October 12th, at two p. m., at thc Brydcn Road Temple. After an important busincas meeting, Mrs. H. B. Biglow will entertain the members with vocal Bolos, accompanied by MrH. IVrry Shumaher. Thc latter will rIso entertain with a number of piano selections. Old and new membcrH will bc welcomed at a reception which will conclude an cnSoyabIc after¬ noon. The Tilereth Israel Congregation Will Commence General Building Fund Drive Next Tues. Morning, Oct. 12 at 10 A. M. Big Ivreeyoh Card Party at The Neil House October 14 Jews of New York Pay Impressive Tribute To The Memory.of Zangwill Leaders of American Jewry Praise The Great Achievements of Noted Leader and Author JUDGB WM. M. LEWIS dent of the Onion of Orthodox Rabbis. were elected Honorary Vice-Chairinen. Herman Conheim was re-elected Na¬ tional Treasurer and HmaiiucI Ncuniann, who was the (ieneral i)irector-'last year, was cho.sen Chairman of the Executive Committee. Bernard Stone was elected Kxecutivc Secretary. Six Vice-Presidents were elected, each of them the leading officer of the organization-v associated in the United Palestine Appeal. They arc as follows ' New York —Over HOOO Jews from all classes and' walks of life gathered in Carnegie Hall last Sunday cveniu):; September 'Kt, to pay tribute to the mem¬ ory of Israel Zangwill. The same hall where three years ago Xangwill deliv¬ ered under the auspircs of thc Ameri¬ can Jewish Congress his famous ad¬ dress "Watchman, What of the Night?", was the scene of a memorial meeting in his honor at which he \va5 extolled by leaders of \merican Jewry as a .ftrcat thinker, author and valiant .servant of hid people. The speakers were Dr. Stephen S. | Wise, Nathan Straus, Louis Marshall | Prof. Robei't Morss Lovetl, and Rabbi, Ibrael Herbert Leviiithal. Thc program al-o included memorial music played o i the organ by the noted concertist Mmc Sara Sokolsky-Freid and readings from Zan«will's works by the famous Jewish actress Mine, Bertha Kalich. Hon, Sol M. Stroock, President of the New York Federation of JewLsb l^hilantbrnpic So¬ cieties and of the Metropolitan League of Y. M. and Y. W. H. A.*s was- the chairman of the mecthig. Dr. Wise in his address referred to Zani»wiirs last great address which cre¬ ated such a storm in Zionist circles and ^aid: "When I rememher Zangwill's addres> I thank God that hi Israel there was one man who dared to speak out, one man who was valiant and unafraid, tho I can*t help regretting that that valor and virtue is praised in the dead rather than told in the living. "I hold it to the greater honor of Zangwill that he was not only unafraid , in thc iiresence of a world which | scorned and scourged Israel but that he ' Under thc chairmanship of I. H. Schlezinger, the general building fund drive of the East Broad Street Temple will commence next Tuesday morn¬ ing, October 12th, at laa. m. Every conscientious Jew in the community will no doubt do his share to help erect thc only modern conservatii'e temple in Columbus. Jews in every walk of life, rich or poor, re¬ form or Orihodo?!:, will be asked to do their bit, for the new synagogue ^t Brood Street and Lin¬ wood Avenue, will be a house of prayer for Kol Ylsrod. > Being that every facility for spiritual, social and inteUectual worh jWiU bc provided for, the building committee feels that this project wiU elicit the support and c6-opcration of every one who has at heart the fuiure welfare of our faith in America Work on the new sti'ucture is being rapidly pushed forward and thc enthusiasm of everjr member Increases from day to day. President Nason looks forward to the completion of the temple early next spring. "At our dedication, which .will take place on Sunday afternoon. May 15th," he pointed out, '*wc arc planning to have as our guests of honor such men as Dr. Stephbn S. Wise, Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, Rabbi Solomon Goldman, Governor A. Vic Donahey and David A. Brown. With the help of God and the kind assistance of all pur co-religionists, there is no question but that the building committee will bc in a position at that time to turn the new temple over to the congrega¬ tion free and clear of all encumbrances." The committee in charge has been busy these past few weeks making arrangements fur thc big card party to bc given next Thursday afternoon, Oct. 14th. at X\i^ Neil House, under thc auspices of the Ivreeyoh. Lovely prizes will be given thc winners of each of thc tables and refreshments served. Mrs. J. Weisberg is chairman of (he committee on arrange¬ ments. Call her for reservations immediately. Come and bring your friends for a delightful afternoon at cards. Don't forget thc date- Thursday, October 14th; the place—the Neil House; thc time —two-thirty p. m. Jewish Institute of Religion Opens For Its Fifth Academic Year Dr. Wm. Rciscnau Urges American Jews to Readjustment Themselvef* to Changing Values of Judaism Formal Dedication of The Excelsior Club Will Take Place Tomorrow All Members and Friends Invited from. Two to Five P. M.—Party in the Evening for Members and Their Families Only The new home recently purchased by tbe Excelsior Club, on the southwest <;orner of Rich Street and Parsons Ave¬ nue, has been completely, renovated and remodeled; and, judging from the ad¬ miration of all those who have inspected Dr. Tarshish's Lectures Creating Much Comment Throughout the City Beginning With the First Sunday in November Non-Sectarian Services Will Re Held at 11 A. M. 1-onis Lipsky, President of the Zionisfjhad the ctmrage to say to his own peo¬ ple what he did. The truth is after all, if we had been just a little more patient Organization of America; Morris Roth ciiberr?. Cliainnan of the Board of the Palebtiiie Foundation Fund; Judge Ber¬ nard A. RoHcnhlatt, President of thc Jewish National Fund;. Mrs. Irma Lind¬ heim, President of the Hadassah; Rabbi J. Levinson, Chairman of the Executive Committee ttf the Mizrachi Organiza¬ tion; and Dr. David J. Kaliski, Chair¬ man of the Hebrew University Fund. Career uf Judge Lewis Judge Lewii vvho, through his eleva¬ tion to the national chairmanship of the United Palestine Appeal, becomes a national fit^ure in the Jewish Life of .^lnerica, has heen one of the outstand¬ ing leaders in the -work for Palestine in thc i>abt four yearti. He has headed with signal success most, of the cani- jiai^ns ill Philadelphia for thc Keren Hayesod and the United Palestine Ap¬ peal. Judge Lewis, who is only 42 years old was born in Russia, where he rectitved a thorough Jewish education in' the Cheder and Yesliiva. In this country, wher^ he arrived in ISOS, he was cdu- catcfl in the grammar and high schools o^ Philadelphia and practiced law until he was elected judge of the Municipal Court in 1023. Prior to this, he was elected for three consecutive terms to the Philddclpbia Chy Council. In Jewish communal affairs, Judge Lewis has been especially prominent having actively participated in the Zion¬ ist movement from bis youth. He is a member of the B'nai Brith and Rritb Sholom, a Director of the Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia and of the Associated Talmud Torahs of Philadelphia. He is a forceful orator who combines American energy and common sense with Jewish learning and humor. and just a little more understanding of Zangwill three years ago, we would have seen that Zangwill was. rendering a very great service to the Zionist move¬ ment.'' The Memorial Meeting was arranged hy a committee of whirh the chairman . was Nathan ' Strans; vice-chairmen; Dr. Wise, Louis Marshall, Daniel Guc[- I Rcnhcim. Cyrus L. Sultzberger, Sol M. \ Stroock, aud Jiulge Otto A. Rosalsky; secretary, Samuel Caplan. Ainong those participating in the com¬ mittee are: Felix M. Warburg, Adolph S. Ochs, David Belasco, Judge Benja¬ min N. Cardozo, Prof.' Franz Boas, Oanicl I'rohman, Babettc Deutsch, Lonia K. Anspacher, Abraham I. Elkus, Her¬ man Bernstein, Sam A. Lewisohn, Lawrence Langner, Justice Aaron J. Levy, Henry Morgenthau, George W. Cakes, Bernard G. Richards, Carl Sher¬ man, Louis Lipsky, Max D. Steuer, Louis Wiley, Mr». William D. Spor¬ borg, Justice Gustave Hartman, Dr. A, J, Rongy, Franklin P. Adams, Dr. Isaac Landman, Samson Lachman, Max J. Kohler, Rabbi Nathan Krass, Benjamin Winter, William Morris, David M. Bressler, and Kab|3i Jonah B. Wise. Thc organizations represented in tht committee arc: American Jewish Con¬ gress, American Jewish Committee In¬ dependent Order B'nai Brith, Indepen¬ dent Order Brith Abraham, National Council of Jewish Women, Hadaasahj Judeans and the Zionist Organization oi America, IMPORTANT, MEETING OF O. S. U. MENORAH SOCIETY TOMORROW AT HILLEL Thc Mcnorah Society of Ohio State University will hold its first meeting of the season, on Sunday, October 10th, at 3 p. m. nt the U'rai BVith Ilillcl Foun¬ dation. This will be a get-together affair. There will be refresh¬ ments served aud greetings will be extended by' the older stu¬ dents. All Chronicle readers us well as all Jewish students of O. S. L. arc cordially invited to bc present. The Bryden Road Temple has al¬ ready begun its regular Friday evening services and now that the high holiilays are over, Habbi Tarshish ' is expecting to concentrate all of his attention on these services. The temple choir has licen reorgan- J7ed and it now is composed of some o f the leadin,' singer.^ in Columbus. The two new singers arc Robert Barr, baritoiiL', and Mrs. June Elson Kunkle, soprano, both of whom enjoy greai New York City—The Jewish Insti¬ tute of Religion had its formal open¬ mg exercises for thc fifth academic year on Monday evening, October 4. The address of welcome to the new and old students was delivered by Dr. William Roseiiau, Rabhi of the Eutaw Place Temple, Baltimore, and member of the Board of Governors of the Hebrew Union College. The theme of Dr. Koscnau's address, "The Call for Readjustment" was. | "What chance for survival in the pres-' cut cultural milieu has a religion in gen¬ eral and Judaism, in particular?" Out¬ lining thc innumerable changes tbrough which Judaism has passed, in keeping with its SHCcessivc changes of enviroa- ment. Dr. Rosenau pointed out the pro- gressiveness of Judaism, apd declared 'that the time" liad come for a revalua¬ tion of the present Jewish status. Ad¬ mitting that a crisis had arrived in Jew¬ ish life. Dr. Rosenau stated that "the present defection from Judaism, notic¬ eable among young and old, men and women, poor and rich, is traceable to our unjiardonable delay in heeding thc unniistak&ble call for sweeping propa¬ ganda and tiinoly adjustnn^nt," At the informal exercises immediately after Dr. Roscnau's address, Dr. Lee K. Frankel, President of the Board of Trustees of the JewLsh Institute of Re¬ ligion, and Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Acting Dr. Rosen Reviews Colonization Work In Land of Russia Achievements Exceed Expecta¬ tions, He Says In Preliminary Statement, Upon Arrival In The U. S. CONG'S HAVE RIGHT TO PRINT RELIGIOUS BOOKS Brings Alonfr With Him Text of i Russian Governments De¬ cree on Colonization Allotments. New York — A review of thc situa-, tion of the Jewish colonization work in Soviet Russia was issue<l lo thc pres* by the headquarters of the Uniied Jew¬ ish Campaign on the occasion of the arrival in the United States of Dr. Jo¬ seph A. Rosen, director of the-Agro- joint in Russia. The review is contained in a prelim¬ inary statement prepared by Dr. Rosen for the officers of the Joint Distribution Committee. Dr. Rosen's statement de¬ clared :> , "Notwithstan<Iing the fact tlwl out of 2."j,(K)0 Russian Jewish families regis¬ tered for land settlement in l!)2-j only abont 10,<IOO actually were settled, the j second registr.ation which did not cover I the entire Jewish population numbered , ' over "lO.WIO families as applicants. Great Possibilities "The land settlement work has devel¬ oped to a much greater extent than I or anyone else anticipated, and its possi¬ bilities are only now being grasped by thc people and the government. "Additional lands arc being ."iel aside for Jewish settlement in the Ukraine and the Crimea. It is true that some of the land in the Ukraine and the Crimea is difhcult for settlement by individual , peasant families for the reason that deep wells have to be drilled and the soil is too heavy t6 be ploughed by a single horse. However, with thc aid of onr well-drilling equipment and tractors these difficulties are insignificant and in many cases even turn out to bc an ad¬ vantage.' "No land settled by the Argo-Joint has to be irrigated. A water supply has to be provided, hut for the people and cattle one well for a colony of fifty families is more than sufficient, and the actual cost of drilling and complete equipment of artisian well for a colony of .ibout iifty families amounts to about two or three thousand rubles ("from $1,000 to $l,Ji(»(0 — depending on tbe difficulties of the drilHng. Crimean Lands "There are lands in thc Crimea tbat have to be irrigated, but i am sorry to say that none of these lands h:ive as , President, welcomed the students, point- pojHiIarity in this coniinunity. The' ing out the tasks that faced them, and i y^t heen set aside for Jewish settle- inii-iic ill general this jear is niorc pleas- , spoke of the success already achieved ' "icnts. 1 wi.-,h tliey would he, for this A special meeting of thc member^ of the Avukah will be held Sunday Octo¬ ber 10, at thc Hillel Foundation. The president will deliver the reiiort on the Avukah Convention recently held in Buffalo, N. Y. All mcmbera are urged to attend. Ivreeyoh to Meet Moiiday Evening, Oct. 11 Due to the fact that Mrs. Weisberg held a reception last Sunday in honor of her son'ii Bar Mitzvah, the regular inuuting of the Ivreeyoh was postponed until Monday, October lltb. The meeting will start promptly at seven-thirty p. m., at the Hebrew School. Mrs. Weisberg will serve in honor of her son's Bar Mitzvah, it, thc place must indeed be. a high- class, up-to-date club house. A representative of the Ohio Jewish Chronicle who visited it last Monday evening, found it to be a beautiful old mansion, containing ten large rooms ar¬ tistically finished aud tastefully deco¬ rated and furnished. Every convenience necessary for a modern social club it possesses ill fullest measure. The officcr.'r are highly gratified with the enthusiasm of all thc Excelsiorites over their new headftuartcrs and trust that during the coming months this en¬ thusiasm wil grow and result ultimately in strengthening tbc club and raising its prestige as a social as well as civic institution of the highest order. There is no gainsaying the fact that tbe pur¬ chase of this beautiful new home and its formal dedication will usher in a new era in the life of the Excelsior Club. The committee responsible for thc purchase of the home and the propel furnishing thereof is as follows: Ar¬ thur Gfddberg, Dewey A. Rosenfield, Louis Laken, Max Weinberger, N. C. Hirsch and Dr, Morris Goldberg. The home will le open tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon from 2 to 5 p. ni. for the inspection of members and their friends. The big party which takes place in the evening from 8 to 13 p. ni, is for members and their families only. ing than at any previous time and M; Downing, the organist, i-, making a spu- cial effort to give us the very best. Thc series of lectu^e^ on the history nf the Jewish people which onr rabhi is delivering is creating universal com¬ ment. Every intelligent Jew should avail himself of the privilege of hearing these lectures and thereby ;ic(|iiire a familiarity with the story of his people ils culture, and its ide.ils from Ihc most ancient times down to the present day. Beginning with thc first Sunday in Xovcmbcr nonsectarian services vvill he held at 11 o'clock every Sunday morn¬ ing for six months, dnrinar which time the rabhi will speak on current prob lems, book reviews and topics of general interest. The public is cordially invited to attend both the Fridav evening and the Sunday morning services. land, if irrigated (at an approximate cost of from $100 to $1')0 per acre) would require only from five to six acres to enable a fainily to make a bet¬ ter living (ban our settlers can be ex- {Continiied on page -t) Public Initiation Will Take Place at Zion Lodge Monday Your third quarterly payment to the United Jewish Fund Is due, now. Please make your re¬ mittance at once. A large class of candi¬ dates will bc initiated Mon¬ day evening, October llth, by Zion Lodge, No. 62, I. O. B. B., at Realtors Hall, 144 East State Street, a fine program has been ar¬ ranged for this auspicious occasion. The general Jewish pub¬ lic as well as all members are cordially invited to wit¬ ness the iinpfcssive cere¬ monies and to enjoy the program that has been pre¬ pared. Come and get better ac¬ quainted not only with B*nai B'rith work, but also with each other. Agudath Achim Open Forum Begins Its Activities The first meeting of the Agudath Achim Open Forum was held list night. by the graduates of last year. It was announced that the faculty of the Jewish Institute of Religion will continue, little changed, composed of thc following scholars: Dr. Chaim Tehernowh?, Dr. Julian J. Obermann, Dr. Henry -Slonimsky, Dr. Harry S. Lewis, Dr, Sidney E. Goldstein, Dr. Isaac B, Berkson, Dr. Nathan Krass, Dr. Jacob A. Goldberg, Dr. Harry A. Wolfson, and Mr. A. W. Binder. There are to be some notable acquis¬ itions to. tbe teaching staff of the Jew¬ ish Institute this year. Dr, Nisson ¦ October 8th. The attendance, consisting Toui'afT, fornlei- President of the He-{chiefly of the younger element, was much brew Teachers College of Bo^ston, and greater than anticipated by the commit- recently called-'to serve as head of the [tee in charge. The program was car- ediucational system in Palestine, will ried out as announce<l in a previous is- lecturc this year. Other Jewish Pchol-]siie of the Oironiclo. Judging from tbe ars of note'to lecture at the Institute ] discussion following thc Rabbi's lecture for Vy2ii-27 are Dr. Salo Baron, of on "Ben-Hnr" and the general charac- Vienna, in the Department of History,! tur of the questions propounded indi- and Dr. Z. Diseeiidruck in the Depart-1 cuted that, the menibers\olF the younger^ j ment of Hebrew Literature. Dr. Dies- (juntration arc deeply interested in Jew- endruck is well known as the translator, ish Jiistory and. current problems affect-^-- [of the "Dialogues of Plato" into He-ling the Jewish pilople. , i ^'"^^'^- I CanW Friedman's rendition of two The .Acting President of the Institutie bymns, "Tzadik Katomor" and "Omar also announced that all the graduates on,Rabhi- Eliezer" evoke<l favorable corn- last year had secured rabbinical posi-1 ment from all who had the pleasure of tions. One of the graduates, Morton | hearing him. Mayer Berman, who received the Gug- ' the comniittee announces the follow- i genheimcr Fellowship is now doing re-| |ng program for Frid.iy, October 15tb. search work in Palestine. Zwi Aiider-1 L Invocation by thc Rabbi, s^. Solo— man is rabbi of Jewish Center of Jack-j"Ki Lekach Tov"—by Cantor/^ 3. Rc- Fon Heights, Elmhursi. L, I.; PhilipIsponsjvc Reading. 4. Singing by con- Bernstein is Assistant Rabbi at Temple B'rith Kodesh, Rochester, N. Y.; Abra¬ ham Dubin is rabbi at Temple B'nai 1 »rael, Brcniklyn; Benjamin Goldstein is with tb Hillel Foundatibn at the University of Illinois; Ilenjaniin Hod- seyer is with the Flatbush Jewish Cen¬ ter ; Max Meyer is rabbi of the Free I Synagogue, Flushing, L. I,; Morris Rose is rabbi at Temple Emanuel, Kings¬ ton, N. Y.; Henry Sttiorr is rabbi at Temple Pcni El, New 4fork, formerly the pulpit of Dr. Joel Blau. now in England; and Beiijamiu Parker is rabbi at the Fort Washington New York. gregation. o. Lecture by Rabbi Werne on "Tile Poisonous Influence of thc Jew" as portrayed by Mr. H. L. Wel¬ ter, a prominent French author, (it Open Foruin. 7. Solc>—"Shir Hainalos"—hy Cantor. 8. Hatikvoh by congregation and cantor. We again wish to impress Mpon the public the importance of coming on time. In order to derive the mpst bene¬ fit from tbe evening's prograni, every¬ one is urged to be present promptly at 8:13 p. ni. The comniittee fecla confi¬ dent that the attendance of the first Synagogue, i meeting will be surpassed at the next I mecthig. YOUR THIRD QUARTERLY PAYAIENT TO THE JEWISH FUND IS DUE, NOW. PLEASE MAKE YOUR REMIITANCE AT ONCE. •¦¦ ¦ V. ¦•--fW^ .1.
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Quote of the Day: "Man has no right to kill his brother. It is no excuse that he does so in uniform: he only adds the infamy of servitude to the crime of murder." -- Percy Bysshe Shelley
A Justice Department white paper lays out vague conditions in which the President may "lawfully" murder American citizens. (PDF document)
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RAA Exhibit - History And Wood Come To Life
Stirring together a rich history of art and of life, the Rockaway Artists Alliance's newest exhibition, "The Art of Robin and William Progrebitskiy," crosses the waves of time to not only present the work of this well known sculptor but also to recall the fine drawings of his father a generation before. The exhibition opens with a reception on Sunday, August 16, 1-3 p.m. at the RAA's sTudio 7 Gallery in Fort Tilden, Rockaway, NY. It runs through Sunday, August 30. The reception will complete the show's intimate atmosphere with music, refreshments and good company.
A fixture of this seaside community, Robin Progrebitskiy is most wellknown for his intricate and unique wood sculptures. Often carved from ocean smoothed driftwood, sculpted and then polished to a fine blond, his work is shaped to its roots by the skills of his hands and the texture of his unrestricted imagination. Walking through this prolific collection surrounding his workspace in T-7 is like winding through a forest of lovingly crafted yet playful dreams.
"Robin inherited his ability and passion for art from his father Bill," states a short bio specifically prepared for the exhibition with the help of Lolita Pogrebitskiy, his daughter-in-law. Family and friends also took part.
And for the first time "The Art of Robin and William Pogrebitskiy" brings together the work of both father and son. The drawings of William (Bill) Pogrebitskiy reach back over half a century and across continents and oceans. Many of them political in nature, they reflect his journey from the Ukraine, where he was born in 1905, to Austria, France, America, and then to the far eastern part of Russia. His parents were active participants in the first, failed, Russian Revolution. Sadly, as a soldier in the Soviet Army, he died shortly before the end of World War II in 1945. Robin himself, born in 1929, also served in the military beginning in 1949. "When he was 40," according to his biography, "he got a hobby of woodcarving and became very involved and professional at it. In 1991, he moved from the USSR back to America. He continued with his hobby in New York.
"Even at the age of 80 he continues to work every day. This exhibition represents only a small part of Bill's and Robin's works."
Both Robin and Bill Pogrebitskiy are well represented in this unique showcase. The Rockaway Artists Alliance would like to invite one and all to the sTudio 7 Gallery to celebrate the lives and enjoy the work of these two exceptional men.
For more information call 718-474- 0861, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.rockawayartistsalliance. org. A complete listing of exhibitions, events and news can be found at the RAA website. Regular gallery hours are Saturday 12-4 p.m., Sunday 1-4 p.m. and by appointment. Open to all, the RAA meets regularly in sTudio 6 on the second Monday of each month.
RAA works in partnership with the National Park Service at Gateway National Recreation Area and in part is supported by NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, JP Morgan Chase, The Independence Community Foundation and Brooklyn Brewery.
Fort Tilden, located in the Rockaways, is an historic and now decommissioned U.S. Army post. Today it is home to many cultural, community and sport activities and serves as a premier part of Gateway National Recreation Area, a unique urban national park that spans several boroughs and incorporates beaches, marshlands and bird and wildlife refuges.
Winter and summer its beaches, fields and trails offer sanctuary to many a city weary traveler. From its shores one can gaze out across the Atlantic and dream of distant worlds.


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First up...
Blonde wig reaches just above the shoulder
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40cm long brown extensions (I am pretty sure these are human hair)
Honestly not sure what to ask for these, so opens to offers I can imagine they will cost much to post either
Yellow bear hat
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Open to offfers, if more pictures are needed just ask!
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Novel The magical world contains many species: Vampires, Werewolves, Veelas, Metamorphmagi. As Voldemort begins to harness the unique powers of each for himself, Harry must learn to control the growing power within. As the Muggle & Magical worlds collide, old magic is set loose, & it is affecting all. They say darkness lurks within us all, the only difference between those who lust for power & those who fail to succumb to it, is a choice. Harry/OC Remus/Tonks Genres: Mystery, Romance, Action/Adventure Era: Hogwarts Characters: Dean, Ginny, Harry, Hermione, Krum, Luna, Lupin, OC , Ron, Tonks Pairings: Harry/OC, Hermione/Krum, Remus/Tonks, Ron/Hermione, Other Pairing Advisory: Mild Language, Strong Violence, Scenes of a Sexual Nature, Sensitive Topic/Issue/Theme Published: 2004.11.15 Latest Chapter: 2011.07.13 Updated: 2011.07.13 Status: WIP (259947 words) |
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Short story Humility is a funny thing. Especially when it takes a Mudblood, talented in the art of the animal transfiguration of humans, to teach it to you. My name is Draco Malfoy, the amazing, bouncing ferret, and the Mudblood Granger's new pet. Genres: Fluff, Humor, Romance Era: Hogwarts Characters: Draco, Hermione, OC, OtherCanon Pairings: Other Pairing Advisory: Mild Language, Scenes of a Mild Sexual Nature Published: 2005.08.17 Latest Chapter: 2011.06.24 Updated: 2011.06.24 Status: WIP (12549 words) |
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Novel In a single day and night, the fires from hell had risen up to rain ash from the sky, leaving the dead in its wake. In the quiet of the dawn thereafter, some would say that those who had lost their lives were the blessed ones, for they were not left behind, forever cursed to wander in the shadow of fear. For when the final onslaught had ended, the real horror began. There are some things that the human mind should never be forced to comprehend, but for George Weasley, the choice is no longer his. Genres: Horror/Dark, Action/Adventure, Angst Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Fred/George, Harry, Hermione, Luna, OC, OtherCanon Pairings: Other Pairing Advisory: Mild Language, Strong Violence, Sensitive Topic/Issue/Theme Published: 2005.09.07 Latest Chapter: 2005.09.14 Updated: 2006.01.11 Status: WIP (3349 words) |
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One-shot The soul. The last true sanctuary. It is the final thing that anyone can call their own. The marring of the pure, uncorrupted soul would surely be the largest prize for the wicked. And for one, marring the soul of the last person they love is the only way to make them understand what they have become. Thank you Njhill22 for the marvelous banner! Genres: Horror/Dark, Mystery, Angst Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Ginny, Harry Pairings: Harry/Ginny Advisory: Strong Violence, Sensitive Topic/Issue/Theme, Published: 2005.07.21 Latest Chapter: 2005.07.21 Updated: 2006.01.04 Status: COMPLETED (1560 words) |
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You want new snowboard boots uh?!Well, you can't. (if you think to move in Sweden) |
27.Jan.2013, 07:36 PM
Joined: 27.Jan.2013 |
Hello everyone,
This is the story of how it is impossible for me (and for you) to buy a new pair of snowboards boots in Stockholm (and i guess anywhere in Sweden). I am a Snowboarder. I got a new board and new bindings on-line because in Stockholm there is only 1 snowboard shop. This shop is called oneoff, and they have a very limited choice. 4 brands, that's all. But i have now new board and i need to use it! too bad... because the limited choice of products that you usually suffer in Sweden, find it Armageddon in snowboard boots! Yes, that's right. If you are an passionate snowboarder you cannot buy a pair of boots in Stockholm in January. Why? Well...the main reason is that, oneoff (the shop i mentioned before) sells only 4 brands. But lets suppose that all boots in the world are the same. How many boots size 43 you think this one shop is going to have in January? 0 - Zero - noll - null - nada - nothing and 42?44? lol - rofl - kek - lmao - 0 - Zero - null - ( And i did not considered that fact that boots are not the same, you need a boot with certain specs for your riding style...but never mind.) Well, you say: go to stadion/intersport. Those two "average quality" shops have no boots choice at all, 2-3 models all of them pretty cheap end of the line of commercial stuff (i.e. low quality Burton) Now where does this ends? I will need to buy boots on-line, with high risk of getting a wrong size/fit and not being able to choose like any other real European country. What's my point? Today while i was visiting oneoff, the typical Swedish shop assistant did his job very well. He was SLOW AS HELL (as in any other shop in Sweden), to serve the one customer before me. Meanwhile the queue got so long that people outside though there was some kind of party inside. The girl in front of me got her snowboard and she was smiling. And i was smiling too. It was totally the wrong sized board with a rocker (reverse camber) and way too expensive (and useless) for a beginner. But the girl was happy, she got her Burton board, and Burton is cool, is from America and it does not matter if she wasted a lot of money for a product she doesn't need. It doesn't matter if she got a crappy service. She got what she saw in tv, she had what Sweden told her to get. It seems to me, that here is pretty much the same for food brands or beverages, and other type of products in this country. As far as i understood Sweden is all about: follow America but don't join the NATO. It is not neutral to join the NATO and we Swedish are always very neutral. Like you did with Assange. |
27.Jan.2013, 07:44 PM
Joined: 20.Sep.2011 |
There are dozens of private retailers, or what about team sportia ? If you want special none mainstream boots, shop independently, not big chain.
Most ski hire places, also have shop that will trade online, google are or salen, if only you put as much effort into your shopping, as your massive post. Ps. Boards/trays... So last season... get on some planks. |
27.Jan.2013, 07:49 PM
Joined: 25.Mar.2006 |
There are plenty of more stores than OneOff. Just use your Google Fu.
27.Jan.2013, 07:57 PM
Joined: 27.Jan.2013 |
* Thanks skogsbo you re-joy by my love towards you.
* Bender Bartender, name one(off). |
27.Jan.2013, 08:06 PM
Joined: 20.Sep.2011 |
Just thought I'd add I had a great day skiing today, wearing boots bought in Sweden, so comfortable I don't even bother backing them off at snack time. you know its not to late to come back from the dark side, skiers will still talk to you! |
27.Jan.2013, 08:07 PM
Joined: 27.Jan.2013 |
I know i will drag upon me the rage of all the winter sport population of Sweden, but hey it could have been worst =)
27.Jan.2013, 08:09 PM
Joined: 25.Mar.2006 |
27.Jan.2013, 08:47 PM
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27.Jan.2013, 09:09 PM
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Hello everyone,This is the story of how it is impossible for me (and for you) to buy a new pair of snowboards boots in Stockholm (and i guess anywhere in Sweden).I am a Snowbo
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Alot of guessing and lying going on in your post, you are either very misinformed or you are on some ragetrip. Perhaps both. If you can`t find what you want in a store you go to the next. If you can`t find what you want there then you can go online. Coming on here and badmouthing an entire country won`t get you any snowboard boots. |
28.Jan.2013, 02:42 PM
Joined: 27.Jan.2013 |
Hollywood - they do not sell snowboard stuff in Stockholm
Stadium - already mentioned in my first post, no choice low quality. Länna Sport - only online, not in stockholm so same issue...blind shopping based on size Skidsport Bromma - http://www.skidsport.nu/vinter/snowboard/boots/herr LOL this is choice for you? skidbytarboden - you may have won your argument on this very last, which i will double check. Last time i was there i did not memorize the snowboard section. So there might actually be 2 snowboard shop in Stockholm...not bad. Thank you. |
28.Jan.2013, 04:09 PM
Joined: 25.Mar.2006 |
With that attitude I'm sure you will have success in Sweden.
BTW, I asked Intersport why they do not sell snowboards anymore and apparently there is not sufficiently many buyers since snowboarding is a dying sport in Sweden. |
28.Jan.2013, 04:20 PM
Joined: 27.Jan.2013 |
Yeah, i agree on that, probably a dying activity in Sweden...
28.Jan.2013, 04:40 PM
Joined: 20.Sep.2011 |
With that attitude I'm sure you will have success in Sweden.BTW, I asked Intersport why they do not sell snowboards anymore and apparently there is not sufficiently many b
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Yeah, i agree on that, probably a dying activity in Sweden... they've clearly seen the light !! Skis are just more versatile, so I think people board for a while, then go back to skiing. Why don't you just buy your boots when you get to where ever you plan to board? Speak to the shop in advance so they hold your size. Or, if you are used to buying better brands, you will know your size in that brand, then buy online. Most footwear companies use the same last bases for years, so once you know your size for that brand, it's unlikely to change. Switch brands and obviously it's best to try on first, or at least clarify exchange policies. |
24.Jan.2014, 08:30 AM
Joined: 24.Jan.2014 |
hi all, i am looking for a snowboard area in your country, Sweden. Who can advice me one + good accommodation .
thanks in advance |
29.Jan.2014, 09:21 AM
Joined: 5.May.2007 |
I just ordered a pair online, from snowinn.com
They are much cheaper than the real store, and offer free returns, so no real risk. Just make sure you are not in a rush. William |


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But now I found myself enjoying it: the full moon, the sound of crickets, the long grass already wet from the evening dew.
It was in the shade of the hawthorn-trees that these beautiful sprites feasted on dew, and danced to the music of fairy harps.
Other beings were formed out of the dew that fell to the ground.
A little crimson drop sparkled like a speck of dew at one corner of her colourless mouth.
From Hrimfaxe's bit fall the drops that make the dew upon the earth.
No dew has ever fallen in this footprint, which would go to show it was not here at dawn this morning.
There were plenty of gnats and midges about, for by now—even so soon—the dew was dried.
In fog the dew point is at the surface of the earth; in summer it may be several thousands of feet above.
This refreshed them mightily, and they glowed at the mayor's table like roses washed with dew.
Old English deaw, from Proto-Germanic *dawwaz (cf. Old Saxon dau, Old Frisian daw, Middle Dutch dau, Old High German tau, German Tau, Old Norse dögg "dew"), from PIE root *dheu- (2) "to flow" (cf. Sanskrit dhavate "flows, runs").
dew Water droplets condensed from the air, usually at night, onto cool surfaces near the ground. Dew forms when the temperature of the surfaces falls below the dew point of the surrounding air, usually due to radiational cooling. See also frost. |
"There is no dew properly so called in Palestine, for there is no moisture in the hot summer air to be chilled into dew-drops by the coldness of the night. From May till October rain is unknown, the sun shining with unclouded brightness day after day. The heat becomes intense, the ground hard, and vegetation would perish but for the moist west winds that come each night from the sea. The bright skies cause the heat of the day to radiate very quickly into space, so that the nights are as cold as the day is the reverse, a peculiarity of climate from which poor Jacob suffered thousands of years ago (Gen. 31:40). To this coldness of the night air the indispensable watering of all plant-life is due. The winds, loaded with moisture, are robbed of it as they pass over the land, the cold air condensing it into drops of water, which fall in a gracious rain of mist on every thirsty blade. In the morning the fog thus created rests like a sea over the plains, and far up the sides of the hills, which raise their heads above it like so many islands. At sunrise, however, the scene speedily changes. By the kindling light the mist is transformed into vast snow-white clouds, which presently break into separate masses and rise up the mountain-sides, to disappear in the blue above, dissipated by the increasing heat. These are 'the morning clouds and the early dew that go away' of which Hosea (6:4; 13:3) speaks so touchingly" (Geikie's The Holy Land, etc., i., p. 72). Dew is a source of great fertility (Gen. 27:28; Deut. 33:13; Zech. 8:12), and its withdrawal is regarded as a curse from God (2 Sam. 1:21; 1 Kings 17:1). It is the symbol of a multitude (2 Sam. 17:12; Ps. 110:3); and from its refreshing influence it is an emblem of brotherly love and harmony (Ps. 133:3), and of rich spiritual blessings (Hos. 14:5).