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The whole week I was doing just one thing - waiting for the holiday, after two weeks without rest I just could not take it more!
I needed a loooong day for watching the film I was going to watch for a way long period of time - an old good Warrior with Tom Hardy - I have heard some really positive words about it, and it turned out to be one of the best movies I have seen lately.
And I needed time for a much wanted cup of coffee while talking this film over with my best friend.
And I wanted to spend some hours like a couch potato, that I do well, but there were times when I was excellent at that!!!
And I had to buy a new moisturizing cream, and that I did too, after having spent two hours at the shop and sweating a bit too much over this issue!The cream seems well and has such a nice fragrance! We`ll see how it will work on my face, but for now I am satisfied!
And I also wanted to show you my new bag from Braska which I am officially in love with !What do you think about it?
And this day seemed sooo short and yet it was lovely!
So... how did you spend the weekend?


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I have lots of items with spots and dots but I opted to show some of my fabric postcard collection. I made the two on the right and the (unfinished) middle card in the center row. The gorgeous lady was the very first one I received.
One of my favorite quilted wall hangings has lots of polka dots in it. You can see it in my blog header. It lives in Ireland and was made for Micki.
To see more fun "spots before your eyes" posts visit Robyn and the other participants at http://daisyquilts.blogspot.com/
We are on spring break here so I may, or may not, be participating in the next color choice which is .... copper :) (I am currently wearing some round my neck.)

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The Huawei Snapys, Ireland's independent Instagram awards, came back in full swing supporting photography talent and making the world a beautiful place.
We were thrilled to announce that our awards night was hosted in the Round Room at the Mansion House on the 17th of November.
The Huawei Snapys Awards rewarded the best Instagram snaps from across different categories such as Food, Selfie, Family, Ireland, Love Dublin, Wild Atlantic Way and more! You can view the full list of categories for The Huawei Snapys here!
In case you missed the amazing awards night last year in Dublin City Hall, check out the video to get an idea of the fun we had on the big night!
In 2015, we had 350 guests and this year we welcomed over 500 guests to the fabulous Round Room at the Mansion House!
View highlights of the night here.
Big thank you to Mansion House for helping us make this year's Huawei Snapys awesome!
Thursday - November 17, 2016
The Round Room,
The Mansion House,
Dawson Street,
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Traditionally, ballet requires a tall, willowy, and graceful body structure. I'm not saying there can be no good ballet dancers who don't fit this description, but I am saying it helps a lot if you do fit this description. It is also true that this body type is more suited for ballet. I am not the tall skinny type. I am just below average height and slightly stockier than what a typical ballerina should be. I also have slightly thicker ankles than what would be considered good for ballet. If your ankles are thin or delicate, ice skating is probably not for you. In other words, I am far more adapted for figure skating than for ballet. I was also far more natural at figure skating. It seemed to click for me. I enjoyed practicing and I practiced nearly every day. I loved to skate. I enjoy dancing as well, but I'm not quite as suited for it. It's not as natural for me as skiing or ice skating is. I suppose winter sports are more my sort of thing. I think I will always regret quitting figure skating when I was eight. I know that if I had continued it, I would have been pretty good (I realize I'm sounding very boastful right now, but I don't want to have fake modesty either. If I think I would have been a great figure skater I might as well say it. :P). Ballet, on the other hand, was much more complicated for me. I began to improve my dancing skills more and more, but for some reason, when I reached the fifth level of ballet, I began to go backwards instead of forwards in terms of progress. That was when I remember it began to get pretty competitive. I think I couldn't handle the psychological intensity that came with the competition, especially since I can be a very self-conscious person. Figure Skating is also a competitive activity, but I felt more confident with figure skating than I felt with ballet. So after ten years of ballet and two and a half years of pointe shoe classes, I quit ballet as well. In some ways I miss ballet. I miss dancing; I like to dance. But in other ways, I'm glad I'm not doing it any more. I tried out skiing during the Holiday break two years ago, when I went to Quebec. I got the hang of it in four days, and it was really fun. I love the feeling of freedom when I'm skiing quickly down a steep slope. I plan on skiing again next year in Quebec. I feel that in a way, skiing has replaced ballet for me.
However, just because I didn't have the best experience with ballet at times, doesn't mean I don't still love it. I love classical ballet. I think it's a beautiful dance form that, to quote myself, possesses the talent of story telling. Here is the Odile solo from Swan Lake, a classical ballet I often went to see when I was little.
Below is a figure skating duet. As you can see, ballet and figure skating could be seen as similar in some ways, but are very different in many other ways. They have different movements and a pretty different style altogether. Some movements may seem similar at first, but they are executed very differently. For example, ice skaters do not turn out or keep their position the same way a dancer would. Although, it is of course obvious figure skating would differ from dance, since it is a performance art form that takes place on ice rather than on a stage or the wooden floor of a dance studio.
I really like this duet. I think they're excellent skaters. Their movements are very well executed and very graceful.
I really like this duet, as well. I think I may like it even more than the previous one.
I prefer the Russian style of figure skating to other styles, because they often cross-train in ballet and think of ice skating as an art form rather than just a sport.


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17 years ago ....I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. I was only 18 when I had her, most people know that her father went to prison just before she was born, I was an instant single teenage mother. BUT, I had my amazing mother as my support system.
I will have to admit looking back on it all I would have to admit I did a damn good job raising her. I've done it on my own, the the help I got from her father was basically a year, he got out of prision when she was 12 and was sent back. He left me with a hurt little girl that I had to piece back together...I hate that I let him hurt her but I think it made her stronger. She see through his bs and promises now. I have a strong, smart and beautiful young woman who has such a bright future. She's in honor classes at magna school for Nursing, she be taking duel credit classes for her senior year and when she graduates she'll already be able to work in the hospital while she continues on to college for Nursing. She's strong and athletic, she is an amazing volleyball player.
She makes me so proud to be her momma!
All this talk about football......so it's time for some Volleyball pictures of my baby!


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Author Yusuf Toropov
Publisher Orenda Books
I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for my honest review
From Goodreads
A former intelligence agent stands accused of terrorism, held without charge in a secret overseas prison. His memoir is in the hands of a psychologist with her own agenda, and her annotations paint a much darker picture. As the story unravels, we are forced to assess the truth for ourselves, and decide not only what really happened, but who is the real terrorist. Peopled by a diverse and unforgettable cast of characters, whose reliability as narrators is always questioned, and with a multi-layered plot heaving with unexpected and often shocking developments, Jihadi: A Love Story is an intelligent thriller that asks big questions.
What did I think?
Yusuf Toropov has written an unconventional and unique novel that tackles delicate subjects that we are currently all too aware of. You would think that this book is about religion, but to me personally, I felt that this book focused more on the faith in yourself and not just the religion as a whole.
From the very first chapter of 'Jihadi A Love Story' I knew I was in for a good read. Toropov has written the start of this book in a way that will instantly grab you and make you not want to put it down. His writing style is something I have never come across before, and I loved how Toropov was intertwining two different stories throughout – the annotator psychologist and the writer himself.
'Jihadi A Love Story' itself is great, if not a little confusing at times. I don't usually get on with books where there are so many big characters and this book had a lot of them. But the way in which Toropov has executed the story of all of these characters is flawless.
I did feel that in the beginning it took a lot of concentration to fully understand what was happening, but once I had figured it out the book was a pleasure to read. That's the only reason why this is a 4 heart review.
My Rating? ♥♥♥♥
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We did have a rider airlifted to the hospital yesterday after he suffered a seizure and then went into cardiac arrest. Last report was he was stabilized in ICU.
And the moped died. The moped was purchased by ACA in an attempt to lower our carbon our carbon footprint as we mark the routes ahead of the riders. Unfortunately, 20+ miles of sustained use didn't agree with her much and she gave up the ghost.
Other than that, the group is a lot of fun and as mechanic, I have not needed to do any major repairs to date. Of interest to some readers is the presence of a new Salsa Vaya, ridden by an HC customer. I helped her assemble it and it is one nice ride. Think of it as a Fargo lite. I will try and post a picture shortly.
This has been one of the wettest winters on record here and the snow pack is down to probably 4000 feet or less.


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Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Van Morrison "Astral Weeks: Live at the Hollywood Bowl" (2009)
I'm having trouble coming up with a rationale for this album that isn't cynical. There's been a trend in recent years for artists to perform entire albums in concert. Well, that's not entirely accurate. This isn't like the prog era, when a group might perform a concert entirely of their new double album. What they're doing is revisiting older, much beloved material. Turning themselves into a tribute act, of sorts. So apparently Van Morrison decided to do a couple of concerts playing the Astral Weeks material. This album is a from a concert at the Hollywood Bowl.
There are some minor changes to the material. The track order has been shifted a bit. Arrangements have been altered to accommodate changes to Morrison's voice. Some tracks have been lengthened. But in terms of the overall take on the material, it is the same.
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Newport RI - From the Vault #7
Historic Fort Adams
More from the Newport RI Vault.....These photos are of historic Fort Adams, taken during the late 1800's and early 1900's.
The photo below is of the brig. It looks like the north side of the building.
I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of one of those cannon balls. Look at the size of those things!
I hope you enjoyed these photos from the vault. If you haven't seen the previous versions, click here to start from the beginning.
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Jack and Jill went up the hill,
To fetch a pail of water;
Jack fell down and broke his crown,
And Jill came tumbling after.
Up Jack got and home did trot,
As fast as he could caper;
Went to bed to mend his head,
With vinegar and brown paper.
Jack And Jill
Jack and Jill went up the hill,
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Glad About Friday...
"good morning"
just looking at these
will make you glad
to be alive...
i know you are saying
"carol, what another bunch?"
"why yes!"
i will reply,
"how could i resist?
they give me happy thoughts
for a whole week"
...loving the colours
...i love flowers
they say to me
"come on, cheer up"
"you have plenty to be thankful for"
"i love you"
"you are special"
"rejoice and be glad...
for this is the day that
the Lord has made."
there's a lot to be said for it.
naturally Carol xox
Posted by Naturally Carol at 11:59 AM
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Lovely flowers xReplyDelete
Yes, they make me happy to be alive!! xReplyDelete
They are beautiful indeedy.ReplyDelete
I love flowers too but never seem to learn how to arrange them beautifully. Yours look lovely.ReplyDelete
love the colours too and I so love flowers in my house :)ReplyDelete
That really is a bunch of 'happy'!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing them with us.
Felicity x
I love love love flowers too!!ReplyDelete
I agree, it's amazing what buying a bunch of flowers can do not only to a space in your house but your frame of mind. You've just inspired me to go out and get a bunch for our dining table. I've just started following you, pop over and see my Shamozal at 4 kids, 20 suitcases and a beagle some time. KirstyReplyDelete
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So as I'm always going on about that Tom Newell who is making waves in the illustration world and I myself have also taken to student living to concentrate solely on "making it" as a stylist, well we only thought..'why don't we do something together?' So we are..
This is a sneak preview of the shoot I have done to give an interesting canvas for Tom to Pen Up, I was working on this while he was coming to his final stages of the Hollow Legs exhibition he has up in Sheffield. I won't give to much away but if the final images look as good as we both expect them to, we will be submitting it to be published.
I will probably put a couple of images on here when they are final and try and avoid any gay, couple collaboration self praise.
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'Planning for Health – Trends and Priorities to inform Health Service Planning 2017' paper
'Planning for Health – Trends and Priorities to inform Health Service Planning 2017' paper provides a population focused analysis of current and future needs and demands on our Health Service. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the imminent demographic pressures which our Health Service will encounter this year and over the next five years up to 2022. Translation of health data, evidence and intelligence into a utility of knowledge is essential to enrich the planning process and ensure the direction of travel at this time of reform in our health system is population focused.
All current and relevant population and health service datasets are examined, interrogated and translated. This is achieved by applying a standardised approach using consistent methodologies and population projections across all areas of service at a national level.
Summary of the 'Planning for Health' Key Messages
- Between 2016 and 2017:
- population aged 65 years and over is projected to increase by 19,800 people
- population aged 85 years and over is projected to increase by 2,600 people
- A 1.4% upward adjustment required in public health budget to meet 'pure demographic effect' to deliver same level and quality of service from 2016 to 2017
Acute Hospitals
- It is projected that there will be a cost pressure of 1.7% on total in-patient and day cases from 2016 to 2017
Primary Care
- Demographic change alone will require an increase of €75.2 million between 2015 and 2017 for 10 PCRS payment headings
Social Care
- Old age dependency will increase from 18.1 in 2012 to 24.3 in 2017
- Residential bed capacity is not meeting projected demand. In 2017 it is projected that there will be a deficit of 1,460 long stay care beds and 2,650 short stay beds
- There will need to be an additional 300,000 home help hours in 2017 based on the 2015 utilisation rate
Mental Health
- Number of suicides has decreased from 554 in 2011 to 459 in 2014
- 8,700 people presented to hospital services with deliberate self-harm in 2014. This represents a 1.5% reduction from 2013
National Ambulance Service
- There has been an 8% increase in calls from 2013 to 2014 and a 9% increase from 2014-2015
- Using 2015 utilisation rate, there is expected to be an additional 5,000 calls in 2017
This year the 'Planning for Health' information is presented in two separate formats.
- A comprehensive document which includes all chapters and appendices is available online at the following link hse.ie/eng/services/publications/planningforhealth.pdf
- A print version summarising the key messages from each of the chapters.
It is important when reading 'Key Messages' to be cognisant of the assumptions and contextual basis of these analyses.
The print version for each chapter is accessible below.
Dr. Breda Smyth MD. MPH. FPHMI
Consultant in Public Health Medicine
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so it's been a loong time since i posted about today's weather. let's just say...it hasn't gotten any better...it did stop snowing...but as soon as it stopped snowing, it started icing...at one time there were pellets of ice falling from the sky...pretty sure it's called sleet...but it was similar to hail...so i will call it...snowy-ice pellets! LOL! well once the ice starts coming...then you start looking for icicles...and let me tell you...i found them! as of this post at some crazy time of the morning (school canceled for tomorrow and my work office is also closed tomorrow!) we still have a freezing mist type thing going on...all of the snow we had is for the most part still present...only now it's a solid block of frozen stuff...the top layer of snow has become ice...my driveway is a skating rink...and i can say this because i tried many times to fall down standing on it...much to the delight of my child! anywho...some icy pics for you!
all of these pics were taken throughout the afternoon and evening...icicle growth has continued and their overall final size will be shown tomorrow!
random roof pic (forgive the fact my christmas lights are still up...those will come down when hubby has a few days off!):
random trash can pic...only because those are the most easily photo'd icicles:
and just because i thought this pic was funny:
who knew...seriously, it never would have occurred to me...that each piece of siding on your house would develop it's own icicles:
and lastly...the reason why ice is truly so dangerous...it completely takes over, encompassing all...weighing everything down and causing true and catastrophic damage:
that's it for tonight...i thankfully have tomorrow off...hope to actually get something scrappy accomplished!


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Are you apart of the Girl Effect?
August 24, 2008 in Conversations n Service, Cultural Spin, Missional Ramblings
Inspirations on 'mere-Christianity', the 'everyday mission', and the 'gospel reviving culture'
I was under the impression that in quite a bit of the developing world, the women already do most of the work while the men hang out and 'council'.
I like the idea, but that's not a solution. In fact, it turns a blind eye to the real problem, which is a lack of biblical masculinity in most of the world (and catching hold in our own corner).
I'm as guilty as the next man…
Nice piece but where's the Gospel? No hope for humanity without it.


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Here's a free Christian Resource that will fit in very well with our Health and Career outcomes:
This is one of the ways I keep in contact with YOU, my HCOS families. Here I will suggest helpful resources to meet your learning goals for the year. Find topic information simply by clicking on the subject you need help with. Hopefully my posts will be informative and helpful as you homeschool your children.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
A resource on Giving and Sharing
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Tim Sherwood claims he wouldn't sell Aston Villa star Jack Grealish - even for £60m.
Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood has told the Daily Mirror that he wouldn't even consider a bid of £60m for midfielder Jack Grealish.
Sherwood just lost two of his star players in Fabian Delph and Christian Benteke, with the duo joining Manchester City and Liverpool respectively.
And the Villa manager must also be aware that there will be interest in playmaker Grealish, if he continues to produce excellent performances at Villa Park.
Grealish, 20, has come up through the ranks at Villa having been on the books since the age of just six, and is now considered to be an important first team player under Sherwood.
The introduction of Grealish against Birmingham City on Tuesday helped Villa claim a 1-0 win the Capital One Cup, and he is now expected to keep his place in the side for the trip to Anfield to take on Liverpool today.
He may not have decided his international future yet, with England and Ireland both desperate to have Grealish in their ranks, but Sherwood is keen to keep Grealish at Villa for as long as possible - and has now told the Daily Mirror that he wouldn't even accept £60m for Grealish.
"I wouldn't want to sell Jack Grealish for £60million today put it that way," said Sherwood. "I know what he could possibly be. What looks expensive this year might not be expensive next year. That's the way the game is going. He's a great player is Jack, but he's got to realise – I've been on at him every day – there is more to the game than just when you're in possession."
"He is certainly a type of player we have seen at the very top level for the likes of Liverpool and in the past for Aston Villa, we have to recognise that. He's not shop window job, he's our player, and we couldn't put a price on him. I certainly wouldn't," he added.
Grealish has a huge future ahead of him, and will seemingly become increasingly important for Villa as he continues to develop - and with the way transfer fees are heading in the Premier League right now, we may not be so far away from a huge offer, such as £60m, being submitted for Grealish, such is his potential.


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Red-throated loon …
05 maj 2015 § 8 kommentarer
Red-throated loon is reasonably common in marshy areas with many small ponds in the middle and northern Sweden (from the county of Västmanland, Dalarna and Värmland and further north).
We had the pleasure to watch this couple last weekend during a frosty morning at Knudshöjdsmossen, Västmanland.
Best, Thorsten
Wood anemone …
21 april 2015 § 2 kommentarer
Den svenska brudkronan eller blomsterkransen.
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A last crane picture …
13 april 2015 § 2 kommentarer
At least for this season, I suppose …
Have a good day Thorsten
And some more cranes …
01 april 2015 § 4 kommentarer
Have a good day
Cranes appearing in the mist …
30 mars 2015 § 2 kommentarer
There was no spectacular sunrise, so all of a sudden the cranes just appeared out of the mist.
Double exposure; Lake Hornborgasjön 28 mars 2015
All the best Thorsten
Market Place in Stone Town , Zanzibar
23 mars 2015 § 1 kommentar
A glimpse from the market place in Stone town, Zanzibar.
Have a good day!
Greetings from Serengeti …
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In Serengeti, Tanzania we got the pleasure to met this beautiful lady. Normally you see the leopard only at a distance, but this lady gave us the full show.
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Hegel, Hegel, Hegel… Dialectics, Logic, Nature, Spirit, and bagels—the works.
Where does one begin with Hegel? It seems there just isn't anywhere—not within Hegel's direct works anyway. Called by some a philosopher's philosopher, Hegel is portrayed by many as something only the seasoned philosopher can approach. Seasoned you must Be… or was it that seasoned you must Become?
First, it must be made clear that you have to have a basic general background in philosophy. You don't have to know too many names, no complete systems, etc., but you absolutely have to know the basic positions in epistemology, ontology, ethics, and you better know your classical syllogism. This is knowledge of the level you generally get in your basic 101 classes. It's basic, but that does not mean it's easy knowledge. If you don't know any of that, head right over to our friendly Stanford Online Encyclopedia of Philosophy, and check out a couple lectures or ten from the many professors who now upload them to youtube (shout out to Dr. Sadler, a great lecturer with a massive library of content)! Take your time, mull over the issues for a couple weeks. This isn't stuff you 'get' by listening to a one hour summary lecture or a five minute video from some questionable pop-philosophy channels on the internet. Philosophy is serious business (seriously)—well, maybe not so serious, but it requires at least honest engagement. You should not worry about starting anywhere and hearing a name/term that you're not familiar with, after all we have the internet and can quickly search and catch up on whatever we need at any point.
I'm no expert in the learning of Hegelianism, and have only my own experience to go on, but I'm going to take a gander and have faith that you, the reader, are more or less as capable as I even if you're not as obsessively passionate. You can read Hegel fruitfully and not be utterly lost when engaging his works directly, and you don't need as much background as many claim you need. While Hegel may be like a fine cheese with wine—he gets better with an experienced age rich with an accumulation of knowledge—he's not quite that unpalatable even if you have not yet developed the refined taste to tell cheap from fine. You see, Hegel's system is like an onion—it's got multiple layers that together form a whole. It seems that learning the system feels like peeling an onion to most: you cry tears of frustration while peeling one layer only to find another layer underneath, compounding the frustration.
Now, I'm aware that not everyone cares to try to understand Hegel as Hegel, as opposed to Hegel through Marx, Hegel through Heidegger, etc. That may be many, but it's not me. That said, my suggestions here are for those who want to understand Hegel in his own and not through the lens of others, but they may help anyone wishing to engage Hegel in general. Personally I avoid commentaries on a first reading, but you can do as you like.
So, here is what I can suggest to you:
First: Get an overview
It's always interesting to know why a philosopher thinks as they do, and Hegel is one philosopher in which the personal past and philosophical thought intertwine tightly. Knowing where Hegel was coming from, what he borrowed from who, and who he criticized isn't unhelpful, especially once one branches into secondary literature. That said, don't worry too much about prior philosophers. Hegel's system is logically self-enclosed, and if you do things right you don't really need other philosophers to get most of it, they're mostly brought up as foils for Hegel's points. There are a lot of overviews out there, but my favorite up to now is Richard Kroner's essay "Hegel's Philosophical Development." It's about 40 pages and it's very easy to read—given that you understood a bit of the background of German Idealism and Kant in general. It is quite a fascinating rundown of how Hegel's life, personality, and philosophy came together to produce his system. This essay is from the translated collection of Hegel's Early Theological Writings (Works in Continental Philosophy). There are lots of other overviews, you may try any as you please.
Second: Understand Dialectics
Dialectics is the core of Hegelianism, so it's best to get it and get on with it before anything else. If you want a direct ice water bath experience of getting to know it, I recommend you read the the beginnings of the Science of Logic first. Particularly, read the prefaces, introductions, and chapters one and two. The movements you see are exactly what dialectics are.
Now, perhaps it is my intellectual masochism speaking—you may not want to take this up if you find it too difficult—but I suggest you try reading and comprehending these chapters on your own without a guide. The reason I recommend no guide is because I think the point of Hegel's works is for you to think along with him, not just read what someone else says he thinks. Dialectics is a logic that simply demands a rigorous thinking unlike any other. At least give it a try before you give up and turn to a commentary. The exercise is priceless.
If you find that too intimidating, well, there is the long post I wrote on it linked above. If that is too daunting from scratch, here is a much simpler introduction. Dialectics are really simple, simpler than the formulas even, yet it is this very simplicity that makes it difficult. It pays off to be able to think them.
Third: Grasp the Universal
A lot of emphasis is given to the Hegelian Universal by Hegelians, but it's often hard to come to grips with this as a beginner. I think most commentators on Hegel do a terrible job at explaining this concept. It is KEY to comprehending a lot of what Hegel logically does and why he does it. Winfield does a pretty great job on summarizing the basic notion of the Universal, and once you get a grasp you will see it everywhere in Hegel. Everywhere.
I wrote a summary blog on the Hegelian Universal as a small intro.
Fourth: Grab a Hegel dictionary
If you're going to start with the Phenomenology, or anywhere that's not the Science of Logic, you're not going to make it far if you don't get some key terms down. Sublation, determinateness, dialectical, Spirit, substance, subject… the list just goes on. This language is definitely a gate, often due more to our insistence to interpret them with our own preconceptions rather than being open to Hegel's development of them. My advice is to suspend judgment on the terminology's meaning and just go with the flow even though you may feel impatient despair at not understanding what he's saying until he clears it up later. Be mindful of context and pay very close attention to Hegel's relating of one term to another.
I will say, Hegel didn't leave us as helpless as I had first thought, but you would have to pay very close attention to notice that he tells us the meaning of these terms in the Phenomenology as it develops. To note something interesting, in the Preface itself is a preliminary explanation of the enigmatic claim that "substance must become subject," it's just that this explanation is spread out through some disconnected paragraphs that are heavily logical and dense with Hegelian terms. This is the very preface which most tell you to not bother reading. It's bad advice, don't listen to it. Read that Preface!
Don't expect your first reading of the Phenomenology to be of great life changing insights page after page, the subtlety of the book's denseness is immense, and most people miss out on the logical development and focus on the far more familiar and relatable content after the section on life and self-consciousness, and that's ok.
Fifth: Don't fear the Hegel
If you understand dialectics and can follow one, then you can read almost any Hegelian work. You won't understand it on the level of an erudite sorcerer with a PHD in Hegelian science (i.e. a full systematic insight), but you'll sure know how to follow on the necessary ground level of the dialectical developments. If you can "get" the Science of Logic's first chapter, you can get almost anything else in Hegel if you have the will to work it out as far as following along goes. You too can understand Hegel without resorting to someone else telling you about it. I'm not saying it's going to be easy, but it won't be impossible.
Sixth: Don't forget you're here forever.
Hegel is a systematic philosopher in which everything swings back to itself and points beyond itself, and if you're going to deal with him in earnest you'll have to get around to the rest of him sooner or later, even those nasty reactionary and unfinished parts. You think the Phenomenology of Spirit is where it ends just because it has a chapter titled "Absolute Knowing?" Please… the Science of Logic is right ahead of it, and then the Philosophy of Nature, Philosophy of Spirit, Philosophy of History, Philosophy of Aesthetics, Philosophy of Right. Never forget: The truth is the whole. Hegel's system is one of incredible subtlety, every step forward does not just reveal something further than where you were, but brings all that came before into new light such that even the prior portions are themselves expanded by the new insights.
For those who just want to read about Hegel
Don't want to read Hegel but want to talk about Hegel as if you did? The clearest writer about things Hegel without much Hegelese is James Kreines. He recently released a great book, Reason In The World: Hegel's Metaphysics and Its Philosophical Appeal. Check it out, you won't regret it. Currently, my favorite commentator/expositor of Hegel is Richard Dien Winfield, however, his style requires some grasp of Hegel's thinking style (you have to at least be open to the style of immanent critique), which doesn't make him a great person to start one's Hegelian journey with, but if you can follow his style I recommend him highly.
You can also check out the popular milieu of the day with Pinkard and Pippin, etc. I haven't read them much, so I can't speak for their readability, but people seem to like them. One reading I cannot recommend is Jay Bernstein's interpretation of Hegel. While I love his lectures (one of my favorite lecturers), and his reading is very interesting in its own right, it's too disconnected from Hegel's actual project and method to recommend anyone to start with it.
One thing is for sure, you'll rarely get a boring commentary on Hegel when it comes to interpretation. You may not like his style, but you can't complain that his effect on philosophy has been to generate boredom.


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Thursday, November 17, 2016
Remember de Bacchanal (RDB) Ten Year Anniversary featuring Alison Hinds @ The Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto, ON - Fri Nov 18th!
It's that time of year when we all come together and commemorate in song and dance to all the best hits that got us here today. We have been celebrating the music from the 90's for the 9+ years.
Friday November 18th, we hit a recognizable milestone which many aspire to achieve. RDB is an event that strives to exhilarate your mind and body and has rejuvenated the soul. We cater to the love of meaningful music that has touched us deeply.
The Anniversary event is part III for the year when we bring back an Artiste(s) that helped shape Soca music into what it is today. 90's soca is more than music; it's a love and a craving that never seems to dissipate. This craving needed to be addressed and more importantly to satisfy that hunger for a 90's fete. Hence my role to annually host 3 RDB events, that caters specifically to 90's music.
Soca of De 90's is the focal point but rest assured we cover all genres from de 90's; Reggae, RnB, New Jack Swing, Hip Hop, Classic House maybe even some Backstreet boys lol if you attended the RDB Boat Ride Labor Day Sunday...Fyah!!!
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MicroPreemie Mom, Single Mom by Choice, Infertility survivor (CCRM Success). Ella born at 25 weeks! It's been a wild ride!
Monday, November 1, 2010
I started bleeding heavily around 2am. My BBT went back up to 98.4... but with no trace of HCG in my blood then today would be CD1...???
I'm very thankful that I have my "sit down" with Dr. T already scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. I took the whole afternoon off work because I think I'm going to need it.
Thanks everyone for your support... I can't express how much it means to have support from this community who understands how tough this process is. This time last week I believed this cycle worked. I am still convinced that I was pregnant at least for a couple of days.
Bright side... I'm going to open some wine tonight and chill. Oh... and I'm so excited to take a big fat Tylenol PM tonight so I can sleep through the night!
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So sorry. Enjoy that bottle of wine and make yourself focus on forward. Very good to hear you have your apt with Dr. T tomorrow -- perfect timing.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry that did not work out. I have heard stories of so many women with perfect tests having multiple failed IUIs (6 seems to be a very common number), they go for IVF, it works out well and most are usually pregnant on the first shot.ReplyDelete
Enjoy your bottle of wine tonight and hopefully tomorrow's meet will allow you to come up with a good POA.
So sorry to hear! I'm glad you have your appt tomorrow so you don't have to wait to discuss things. Enjoy that wine & Tylenol PM. Big hug.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry. Tomorrow is a new day and you already have an appointment with your RE so I bet you will have a new plan after the appointment. It's going to be okay.. Hugs hugs hugs.ReplyDelete
Enjoy the wine. It is something that will be missed once your baby does come to stay. Thoughts, prayers & hugs are with you tonight.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry! It does suck how hard this whole process is. Take it easy the next few days and be good to yourself!ReplyDelete
Crap. (I actually swore out loud when I read the title.) I'm so very sorry. Keep the wine flowing - you deserve to lay low and treat yourself to something good.ReplyDelete
Can't wait to hear what your RE says tomorrow-
~~Big BIG hug~~
I'm so sorry to hear that.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 1, 2010 at 9:32 PM
Sorry to hear the news. At least your appointment tomorrow will point you in the next direction and give your mind something new to work on. Wishing you good luck going forward. This sucks, but maybe it will open the door to new possibility.ReplyDelete
I'm sorry :( *hugs*ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry! I hope your doctor has some answers and plans! ((hugs!))ReplyDelete
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Ugh. Not the news you want to hear. Sorry that it didn't turn out differently. Looking forward to hearing what the Dr has to say.ReplyDelete
I am so sorry. I hope the wine and sleep ease some of the pain tonight. It is going to happen for you.ReplyDelete


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Someone made me climb the stairs of doom! And this is where I ended up.
(Scooter in the tub at the dog wash)
Um... Yeah. Who signed me up for this?? Not. Me. After the wet came the soap. Then came the wet again. Then the towel.
(Scooter with a pink towel over his head)
Pink is not my color people! This is a much better method of drying!
(completely blurred Scooter mid shake)
Hey! This is a pretty good way too!
Better drying!
Now I stink and my fur feels funny. But mama's happy.
(Scooter clean and sorta dry)


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SSAS #23 – Implement dimensional hierarchy in SSAS 2008
Let's continue from my previous post, SSAS #22 – Dimensional Hierarchy Contained in a Single Dimensional Table (Star Schema).
I need to assume that you have done all the following so far:
- Created an Analysis Services Project in BIDS
- Created a Data Source to point to your star schema relational database (with proper connection string and impersonation information)
- Created a Data Source View with the fact table(s) and dimension table(s) you need for your project.
Step 1 – Create a dimension in Dimension Wizard
In my example, I need to create a dimension DimTreatment, with one key and 2 attributes.
Right click on Dimensions folder, and select New Dimension…
Dimension Wizard will pop up. Select Use an existing table to create the dimension.
Step 2 – Select a Key column and a Name Column
In the next Specify Source Information window, select your dimension table. The key column is automatically picked up by the wizard because the key column is defined in the DSV. The key column is also the default for the Name column. Because I do not have a description column for the key column, so leave the key column as the default for the name column.
Step 3 – Select dimension attributes
In the Select Dimension Attributes window, make sure you select all the attributes you need from your dimension table.
Step 4 – Dimension Structure Tab – Showing Attributes without Hierarchies
This is the final result from the Dimension Wizard. It shows all the dimensional attributes you have selected. No hierarchical structures yet.
If you are a very observant person, you will see a blue squiggly under the name of the dimension. Pointing the cursor to it.
"Create hierarchies in non-parent child dimensions."
This is one of the many Best Practice Warnings in SSAS 2008. The warning is saying that you need to create some sort of hierarchies in your dimension table. As a best practice, that is.
Step 5 – Create a hierarchy
We are happy to oblige in the case. We do need a hierarchy between attributes, Treatment and TreatmentType. We also hope that the blue squiggly will go away,
Simply drag attribute TreatmentType to the Hierarchies tab, and Treatment as well. Also rename the hierarchy name to something meaningful rather than the default Hierarchy.
You will probably get annoyed now, because we are getting more blue squiggly now. This one is under the name of the hierarchy.
"Attribute relationships do not exist between one or more levels in this hierarchy. This may result in decreased query performance."
This Best Practice Warning is telling us to create attribute relationships.
Before I take a break, I just want to show you a snapshot of the new visual Attribute Relationships tab in the Dimension Designer in SSAS 2008.
I'll continue in the next blog post to discuss why we need to create attribute relationships and how to do it in SSA 2008.
June 13, 2011 at 12:35 pm
How are you?
Is conditional visibility is possible in SSRS Parameters?
I am using Dropdown button in the report, in the dropdown there are two fields, 1)CostCentre 2)CostCentreName. I did create one parameter for the CostCentreName (My purpose is, when i select CostCentreName from the dropdown, the parameter has to show the list of CostCentreNames), it is working fine.But, my manager asked me, when the user select "CostCentre", it has to display one textbox to enter the CostCentre number.Can you please provide me suitable solution to display the textbox and then user has to enter CostCentre number.
Many thanks in advance.
Kind Regards
June 15, 2011 at 6:49 pm
Sorry about the late reply. I gave you an alternative in this post.


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Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj Drop a Collab "Swish Swish"
Okay, Katy Perry. I see you.
Katy Perry's new song "Swish Swish" is all about feuds. To be more exact, she's probably referring to her feud with Taylor Swift and the entire song is basically a big "fuck you" to Tay-Tay."
Then, Nick Minaj comes in saying "silly rap beefs just get me more checks." You know, because she had a shit tons of industry feuds too.
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Sunday started with church services with Jessica and Chris. We learned from the movie The Dark Knight about how to be a person of God in a world filled with evil. The worship band was fantastic. I would pay money to see them in concert! 🙂
I have precious few pictures from Sunday. Let that be a lesson to you, if you go on vacation with me, remind me to use that small rectangle thing that's in my purse, called a camera!!!
After church, we went out for brunch at Chris and Jessica's favorite restaurant. Great French toast, great eggs benedict, great orange juice, and DELICIOUS waffles! (I think this was mostly a food vacation…)
In the afternoon, we met Dave and Jeff at Balboa Park. The first thing we did there was watch part of an organ concert. There is this huge, beautiful outdoor organ. After the concert, they invited people to come up and tour the inside of the organ, and I totally forgot about it. Next time I'm in San Diego, that is something I'm going to do!!!
(No, really, it's huge! Click on the picture to see it a little closer to its actual size!)
When we left the organ concert, we went to the international cottages and samples some treats from other countries. I had German apple strudel, and a Swedish dessert of some kind, and lemonade from a house (maybe Polish?) that didn't seem to be serving its ethnic treat. The "treat" from the China house was to get your name written in Chinese, so Jessica and Chris now have a little wall hanging that says their last name in Chinese characters. At least, we trust that it says their last name. How would we ever know otherwise?
Following the international cottages, we split into two smaller groups. Balboa park is huge, and I feel like I missed out on what the other group saw, but I also feel like they missed out on what we saw. I'm telling you, one afternoon is not enough for that place!
First it was off to a sports museum of some kind. It wasn't as impressive as it was cracked up to be, but a couple of things were quite interesting to me. One was this racing boat thing that went 110 miles an hour in 1975. Amazing! Another interesting display was a model of San Diego's first minor league baseball field, Lane Field. The sign said it was eventually "abandoned to termites" and a new stadium was built. Also, after they stopped using it, they discovered that it was a few feet smaller than regulation, all those years! And the third thing I thought was cool was the museum's display of atheltes of the month. High school athletes from around the city are chosen, and their picture, autograph, and jersey are displayed in the museum. That would be pretty neat for a high school recognition of accomplishment, I think.
Next, we walked in the direction of some of the other museums, but they were closing for the day. We looked at the sculptures in the sculpture garden. Then we walked over and peeked at the shows playing at the Old Globe Theatre, and walked through a beautiful and aromatic flower garden. And we walked to the lawn bowling area and watched some teenagers learn how to lawn-bowl. We paused in a little area honoring the founding fathers of Balboa park, and Dave attempted to argue with one of them:
After that we found some fun trails to wander through, and it was a beautiful walk. It felt somewhat "wilderness," not very urban! When I go back to Balboa park, I would love to spend some more time exploring them!
And it was back to the organ to meet the rest of the group. Jessica had gotten me a balloon flower, and I admired it and gushed over her thoughtfulness, and then I attempted to set the flower down beside me. POP! Suddenly, it was just a stem. How sad. 😦 We sat and rested awhile, and discussed things like how Jessica and Chris can get free Rosetta Stone software and free military flights, how high planes fly, what colors are in the rainbow, what colors Jeff can see in a rainbow, and whether or not planes actually release their pee while flying through the sky. (I'm not sure I believe the guys, but you don't want to know what they said about it!)
When we felt rested, we decided to go back to Old Town and try another Mexican restaurant. The one we wanted had a long wait, so it was back to Fred's. 🙂 Once again, I had the vegetarian quesadilla and the pomegranite margarita. Hey, when you find a good thing, you hold onto it! 🙂 However, for some reason the margarita seemed huge and I didn't really want to finish it. I offered it to Dave, and he suggested, "Let's fishbowl it!" He and Jeff are looking at each other over my head, and I know something is up. So I said, "I've never heard of 'fishbowling' a drink…" The famous last words that always get me in trouble. I've never done that before. 🙂 Dave explained that everyone puts a straw in and drinks all at the same time. I'm thinking, wonderful, they can drink, I'll just sip and they'll finish my margarita…
Notice me watching Dave's straw intently??? Yeah, that would be those two naughty boys trying to make me finish the drink I'm trying to give away! 🙂
Okay, sidenote for those who might be concerned…Mom, Grandma, aunts: I have been familiar with the "evils of alcohol" for some years now. This was my one and only alcoholic beverage that particular night. And Dave and Jeff are good guys, it was all in good fun, and I know from experience that Dave would protect me from doing anything stupid when I am drunk. And I am a responsible young lady, remember?
All that being said, I did eventually give up and finish my own margarita. 🙂
Up next…the trolley tour!


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I feel sort of bad for DNFing this one as this was a book I picked for a giveaway win. It sounds very much like my sort of book - average girl goes to super fancy boarding school and becomes friends with the most unattainable girl on campus - the one everyone wants to be friends with but it's this girl from a regular background that gets her attention. Things start to go great but then go very wrong.
Trigger Warnings for suicide and drug use.
I made it 265 pages and frankly just don't care anymore. I don't quite get what the point of this book is. I don't like the characters enough to care to want to finish to find out.
The style of the writing is bizarre. It's like the main character is chatting to a friend as she's telling the story, it's almost like - so I did this and that happens and you know that sort thing that you never think would happen to you? That totally happens to me and I know what you're thinking and don't think like that! Paraphrasing obviously. But it's sort of like that and disjointed and weird.
The main character is supposed to be very intelligent and sometimes it clearly shows and she can be very deep and insightful in surprising way. Other times the rambles are pointless. She starts off by describing her only friends with their disabilities and character flaws, she talks endlessly about wanting to kill herself, almost like it's just something to do. Which is annoying because of the almost blase way she talks something so serious. Then the plot sort of trails off and nothing really happens with it. It's never addressed. Only when she needs to use those emotions to manipulate something to her own advantage to change dorms. She pretends she's so stressed she'll want to kill herself and then remembers like - oh yeah, I sort of really wanted to do that so play off those emotions. Kind of disgusting. She uses the word "spastic" a lot when describing how her best friend is acting strange. And that pisses me off. No need to use that word.
The main character is horrible and annoying, and almost nothing has happened plotwise. Other than she's made friends with a very rich but flakey girl and now both girls are doing drugs - popping pills. One can get away with it because she's rich and everyone wants her to like them, but the other one is a scholarship student and can't afford to be strung out on drugs and not keep her grades up. It's blah and boring as hell. One is having an affair with a teacher and the other thinks it's a spectacularly bad idea. There are two potential boys the main character could be interested in.
I just have no desire to read anymore of this.


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Join Matt and Patricia as they settle into their first house, affectionately known as The Orange Door
Saturday, June 28, 2014
Smith Rock! (And the powers of my camera's zoom function.)
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- Sara K. said...
Wow! It is so lovely. I like the contrast of the blue sky, the stone, and the fringe of greenery around the edges. Your zoom is REALLY amazing! Much better than ours. We love our little camera a lot but have started to notice that it is starting to have its limitations (especially low light shooting). We don't really want to replace it yet (hello, just bought a house and losing an income...). So we shall see!
- July 26, 2014 at 7:13 AM
- Patricia said...
I really need to actually read the camera manual so I can get a full understanding of what it can do. The problem is that the manual is on the computer, not a physical object anymore, so I can't just drag it out to the backyard and start shooting different things to learn, which is what I've always done before. But I'm pretty happy with my camera.
- July 27, 2014 at 10:57 AM
- balyien said...
You got to hang out with a Golden Eagle! That's so cool. A lot of these pictures are really great. You have a good eye for picture composition. I can't believe that you saw somebody hiking with a Michael Harrington face! They were asking people to tweet their pictures of him so they must have hiked him up to take a fun shot. I saw one of a guy with his wife & the Harrington face in a hospital delivery room, lol.
- July 31, 2014 at 2:44 PM


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I realize it's been awhile since I've posted on my blog but in the last month I had to make a very difficult decision regarding my writing. No, don't worry. I'm not throwing in the towel. Believe me, it's crossed my mind but honestly writing is like breathing to me. I'll never be finished. A few months back I submitteed my novel, "Engraved" to a Christian Novel Contest. For those of you who are new to my blog, "Engraved" is a total labor of love. One I've worked on for almost three years now in one way or another. This manuscript is also very personal – it's my story fictionalized. I've often said that in writing the manuscript I felt like I broke open my heart and spilled it across the page. It's a story of gratitude and love to my Father who rescued me from a life of addiction and destruction.
Well, to make a long story short my novel was cut in the first round. Pretty tough stuff. I received feedback from the panel of judges and it was unanimous in that the issue with the manuscript wasn't my writing (thank goodness) but the plot. In a nutshell they thought it was "cheesy." They're words were much more professional than that, but that was the gist. Christian fiction is moving from tender redemptive stories into entertaining cross-over books like Ted Dekker's. I understand that as I am a huge fan of his books as well as other Christian authors who tell an entertaining story with a subtle message. While it's imperative to have a message to share, the story has to be of primary importance.
This is where my big decision came in. Do I want to write fiction or do I want to tell my story? Well, I'm not interested in writing a memoir. I know that. So, that means that "Engraved" needed to undergo a makeover. In the end that makeover is looking like I can only preserve about half of what I have written and use it in an entirely new plot. While the decision was difficult, I'm very excited by the new direction of the book, which is now titled, "Child of Mine" and is a suspense/mystery.
On another note, I've begun querying agents and publishers with my young adult thriller, "Prowl." Pray that it garners attention from editors and agents.
Thanks for following me on this exciting yet often painful journey. Until next time….


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If you are looking for a way to get more involved this quarter, and are interested in environmental stewardship and creation care, then you're in luck! The newly-formed "Just Stewards" cadre will be meeting on Thursdays at 4:00 PM in Otto Miller Hall, room 124. Meetings will last approximately 60-90 minutes, and begin this Thursday, March 31. Here is the description of the cadre:
"Please join us as we gather weekly to explore principles and practices related to justly stewarding the earth that God has entrusted to humans' care. We will spend our time discussing various Scripture passages, excerpts from the eco-theology / eco-justice literature, and current world issues, and will seek to identify our personal and collected calling in this complicated but critical area."
For more information about the cadre, contact the facilitator, George Roe.


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How to block web sites using Internet Explorer
There probably will become a time when you want to block certain web sites due to inappropriate content,viruses, and to protect children.
1. Open Internet Explorer and go to tools, Internet Options, content. In content adviser box, click enable.
2. Click the approved sites tab. Enter the address of the web site you want to block. To block the whole site use and * *.myspace.com Click never and OK.
3. Click the general tab and select users can see web sites that have no rating.
4. Enter password to control access.
5. You can review rating setting by selecting the ratings tab.
Happy web surfing.


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Their faces were clean, anticipation shining out. They clustered together, bare feet carrying red dust onto the blue tarp. Branches burst green overhead, separating hot clear blue sky above from blue plastic below. Golden sunshine wriggled through, reflecting off of straight ebony hair and deep slanted brown eyes.
We settled in among them, seven white caps in a beautiful frothing brown ocean.
The Bible school students, native Cambodians matching the brown mass of anticipation, greeted the children. I surveyed the crowd, picking out several children whose parents I had greeted a few hours earlier.
"Tell your name and ask their name," So Cheat, one of the eight Bible school students had said in an Asian accent as thick as his jet-black hair. His eyes shifted toward the group of three mothers. I followed them.
Two were squatting in typical Cambodian style on the waist high bamboo platform, feet flat, backside an inch or two from the ground, and torso pressed forward between their knees for balance. One swung slowly from a hammock tied into the thatch overhead. Three small children were scattered around and underneath them: who belonged to whom?
Packaged crackers, tropical fruit, Cambodian candies, and a few cans of Fanta comprised their makeshift roadside store, unpacked each day from the orange, mud-smudged cooler that had been scooted beneath the platform.
"Knyom chumua Elsie. Ta niak chumu avai?" I remembered to swallow the 'k' and tried to speak fluidly as they did, the strange syllables rolling off their practiced tongues between crooked and slowly blackening teeth. Teeth told more about a person's age than height or faces weathered by merciless sun reflecting off the rice paddies.
Each one answered my faltering question. Then a flurry of Khmer was launched toward So Cheat. I smiled through it. "They say you talk very good Khmer," he translated for me. "Ahkun sharan," I directed toward the women, glad that simple words no longer needed a translator.
Again I stood by smiling as So Cheat volleyed back in Khmer. He invited the women to bring their children to a presentation that they and the American team would put on in the afternoon. They wouldn't mind packing up their mini mini-mart to come.
"Chum reap leer!" Our hands came together in front of our noses and or bodies dipped slightly forward as we backed away in pursuit of the next house. We left them as we had found them.
"Prea Yesu chim cha pi boblo de mul..." the sparkling sea did the hand motions along with us. Yes, Jesus was the owner of all the people in the whole world, and of these brown faces too. Their ears heard His name for the first time, their eyes saw His love.
By divine grace some hearts understood His story.
They mobbed the Bible school students with a flurry of Khmer. "They want us to come back next week," they told us later. The village took an hour to reach.
The students would be back in September.
Hungry hearts will wait patiently for September, but some might starve. Those with the blackest teeth might not hold out.
Why must they wait?
"The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few." -Jesus (Matthew 9:37)
Eight Bible school students. One short-term American team. Hundreds of villages.
The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few.
Then pray to the Lord of the harvest, and He will send more labourers! But be warned -
He might send you.
"I have sometimes seen, in the morning sun, the smoke of a thousand villages where no missionary has ever been." -David Livingstone


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People's Committee of Paracel Island, Historical Science Association of Da Nang city, Department of Propaganda and Training of Da Nang city's Party Committee, Department of Culture and Sport, Foreign Affairs Department and Da Nang Museum called on people to donate materials, maps, photos and exhibits for Paracel Exhibition House at a call to action ceremony held on July 3.
PhD Tran Duc Anh Son (L) donates a version of Atlas Von China published by German Verlag von Dietrich Riemer in Berlin in 1885 for Paracel Exhibition House. (Photo:SGGP)
At the launching ceremony of call to action program the organizational board received 'Nho dao" (Missing islands) documentary film by elite artist Huynh Hung and Tri Trung talking about witnesses who had ever lived, worked, struggled and protected on Paracel Island before January 19th, 1974.
PhD Tran Duc Anh Son donated a version of Atlas Von China published by German Verlag von Dietrich Riemer in Berlin in 1885 that is kept at Harvard Yenching Library in the US.
The organizers also received model of Coast Guard vessel from Song Thu Company and 10 documents, remembrances presenting by family of Sergeant Nguyen Thanh Trong being laid down in January 19th, 1974.
The program will run until December 31st, 2016. Accordingly, organizations or individuals could contact to the People's Committee of Paracel Island to donate materials, maps, photos and exhibits determining Vietnam's sovereignty over sea islands via telephone number 05113 822291/ 0905 323 445 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Why do people donate to political parties? Is it because they know the person running for office and want to help out a bit as a friend.? Or, do they truly support the political platform that the person is running on and want to help that person come into office and make the changes they talk of during their political speeches? Or, do they want to ensure that whomever gets into power knows just how much money you gave and will help you when the time comes to push through something at council or Queen's Park? Who really knows except the guy shoveling the money to the politician.
In the business world, in order to make a profit, the government has to be supportive of measures that allow one to make a profit. On the other hand, government has a legal and moral duty to protect the citizens that live in the municipality, province, state or country. It is a fine balance to ensure we all prosper but that no one really gets shafted too bad.
In my case, I tried to get the Town of Oakville to pass a by-law allowing a homebuyer to hire a house inspector for NEW BUILDS. The then mayor of Oakville seemed to lead the charge at town council to have such a by-law quashed and passed on to the province, who really didn't give a rat's ass. Odd, but the mayor was spearheading a donation campaign for Mattamy Homes to finance Wellspring, a charity of interest by the mayor. Since then, Mattamy has graced Oakville with large sums of money. Yes, Mattamy is the same company that bused in loads of workers to protest Development Charges. Which I understand were put through but then reduced later (when the press furor died down).
Mattamy, the same company that began construction on land covered in human waste (sh*t, for those less refined) and they were only stopped due to the vigilance of a local resident. No fines but they did stop. Workers were sent for testing fortunately.
Yes, Mattamy does seem to live a favoured life. Political awards for the owner Peter Gilgan, no charges for illegal wiring that put children at risk and not much done when they built homes that flooded. Things are kept quite by the government in terms of Mattamy. How many knew about the charges being laid for illegal berm work in Ottawa or read about it in the Toronto Star? You know, where all the advertising money goes.
Speaking of money. Seems that Mattamy is supporting the Ontario Conservatives, if we read it right. They ponied up the max ($9300) to Hudak's coffers on the 28th of February. The Liberals, a perceived perennial favourite only got $5,000 on May 24th and $1350 on July 8th. I understand this may now be the max of $9300 due to recent contributions, but I stand to be corrected on that. So, big bonus to Hudak but a slow dribble to Premier Wynne.
Wonder why they did it that way? And don't forget, if an election is called, Mattamy can grace the candidates with even more money.
But still, why the drawn out donation schedule? Was there some bargaining going. on? Paid out money to Hudak for the "just in case" scenario while holding off while bargaining for benefits with the Liberals? Who knows except the "back room boys" (Maybe "girls" in Whynne's case)
And, we really don't know just how all the bargaining does go. Maybe $million to a Liberal riding hospital for the photo-op? or $$$ to the local YMCA. Just put the Mattamy/Gilgan name on it and it is yours for the asking.
Just a thought Peter – tell me who to vote for and I'll name an outhouse after you – "Gilgan's World".
I know a lot of people's lives went to sh*t due to your construction practices so it would be fitting.
P.S. I have heard a rumour that Mattamy may be part of a cabal of house builders who are stifling any attempt to have an agency list house issues. Haven't confirmed it but, it would be in character based on their treatment of house inspectors.
I just wonder what the Town of Oakville had to worry about in regards to passing the by-law. It seems that having money given to them is more important that protecting homebuyers – taxpayers and voters.


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I cannot believe that Christmas has snuck up so fast. Time just seems to fly by. I have had a few recents sessions that were so sweet and I thought I would just share a few. When you have a session with a 5 year old, a 3 year old, and twins that are under a year, the planets need to align just right:) Well, they did...the session was actually a breeze and we even got the elusive group shot:)
We followed that up with a baby that just learned to crawl and he was a piece of cake too. Someone must be looking out for me and growing tummy and not making me work so hard:)


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A total of 56,753 students applied to courses starting in 2013, which had an application deadline of 15 October, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service revealed on 24 October.
That was marginally higher than the 55,618 students who applied for the 2012 entry cycle and the 56,082 who applied in 2011.
Courses covered by the early application cycle include all undergraduate programmes at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, which require earlier submissions than other universities to enable them to conduct interviews.
Students applying to medical and veterinary schools must also apply earlier, while most other students will need to apply to university by 15 January.
Applications to the early-deadline courses were relatively unaffected by the increase in student tuition fees from this autumn, falling just 0.8 per cent last year compared with 2011 figures, whereas overall applicant numbers slumped by 7.4 per cent, according to Ucas figures released in January 2012.
Mary Curnock Cook, chief executive of Ucas, said the latest figures were "encouraging". "Not only are they up against last year but also on 2011," Ms Curnock Cook said.
"Although this is a subset of applicants for higher education at the highest levels of achievement, I remain optimistic about overall demand in the 2013 cycle."
Data released by Ucas also show the number of UK 18-year-olds applying to Oxbridge, medical schools and veterinary schools has remained relatively constant over the past five years.
This year, ,389 students applied to courses with a deadline of 15 October compared with ,517 last year, ,236 students for 2011 entry, ,786 for 2010 entry and 26,286 for 2009.


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I was listening to Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain and found myself thinking about grief and anger. I love this piece, perhaps in part because, like the Psalms, I feel it gives voice to the feelings that we sometimes believe to be unacceptable, unutterable. It puts in music, again as do the psalms of lament in particular, feelings that we feel are just not okay, especially when we express them in social situations. Art allows their expression. But I also find in this piece a profound truth about those feelings.
When I listen to Night on Bald Mountain, I hear a raging, a stomping around, an anger so deep that it borders on the scary, the overwhelming. It is an acting out of our deepest fury, a temper tantrum, if you will. You hear in it conviction, self-righteous indignation, judgment, and mostly just rage expressed in violent voices that threaten to destroy and damage everything in the path of the one raging. The violins sound at times like they are thrashing around. The basses yell condemnation and stand strong. The flutes too at times sounds like they are throwing up their arms in exasperation.
But the profound truth of the music is that it not only fails to destroy anything, instead, the rage lends itself to a deep and moving piece of music. The fury moves. Sometimes it is stronger and forceful, sometimes it seems almost focus-less with the percussion driving a sense of random movement, stomping, an aimless pounding of the ground. The speed changes, expressing the frenzy building up and then pausing, slowing for a minute in a triumphant and articulate trumpet statement. There is a stepping back, a slowing that none-the-less begins to build again as the music gains clarity about its complaint. And there are even moments that sound cheerfully exultant, as if the one expressing themself has come to a point of realizing what they've said is good and right.
And then...and then, at the point of strongest furor, of more stomping, of more railing against the world, against life, against all things, suddenly in the midst of that climactic point of uproar and storm, there is a plummet into the sound of bells. It has always felt to me that the ranting and raving falls into clarity, into focus. But what follows, to my ears, (unlike in the Disney Fantasia version), is not joy, but sorrow, sadness, grief. There is real beauty in it, but it is not elation, not happiness. It remains in a minor key. And it is introspective, insightful, and painful.
Anger is what we call a "secondary emotion." What that means is that anger is, at its core, an expression of something else, usually sadness, grief, pain. That is the truth that underlies the rage. And Mussorgsky captures that perfectly in this piece of music. He has this outburst, this wrathful thrashing, he storms around, and then after that moment of clarity, of insight, of "coming home" which is expressed by the bells, the truth under the anger emerges: the real feelings of sorrow, of grief.
Just as our psalms show us, just as modern psychology tells us and just as this profound piece of music expresses, we have to feel what we feel in order to get through it to the truth and beyond. This piece does that for me. It allows the anger that leads into the deeper feelings. Our psalms of lament do that as well: they give expression to the voices of fury, the feelings of betrayal and injustice that we all have. They allow us to speak them out loud: "you did this to me! And I am angry!" before stepping through into healing, sometimes; into sorrow, other times; and occasionally the psalm never resolves (see Psalm 88). That's okay, too. That's real. Sometimes we aren't ready to "move on". It takes time to live through our feelings.
One of the most profound gifts of art is that it allows us to express ourselves in "acceptable" ways when raging at our friends and family never will be. It allows us to vent in a way that will not harm others. The Psalms were songs, hymns. They are art as well and give voice to those feelings. Dance can do the same. Stories, poems likewise. Sculptures, paintings, etchings, photography - all art allows the possibilities of expression of things that are hard with our cultural rules to otherwise state in meaningful and real ways.
I am so thankful for art, for its power to move us, to help us say what we need to say, to help us express ourselves fully. Today I am especially thankful for Night on Bald Mountain. Here, for you to enjoy as well: Night on Bald Mountain.


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While at the Argonaut Mine, the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains kept catching my eye, but were so far away that I could not work the mountains into any composition with the mine buildings with the snow looking like a small line.
(Click through the image for increased 700px resolution of intentional graininess!)
So the main options for this composition is the depth of field and area of focus. Instead of keeping everything in focus, I selected a shallow depth of field (f/5.6, which is the lowest my zoom lens could go) and place the focus on the branches in the foreground rather than the mountains.
EXIF data: Nikon D7000, center weighted metering mode, ISO 100, 200mm, f/5.6, 1/400 sec
Jackson (CA), Budding Branches, Snow Topped Sierra Nevada, Monochrome. Jackson, California. March 09, 2013. © Copyright Steven Tze – all rights reserved.


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Christopher Whitfield, 21, of LaGrange, Ga. was arrested early this morning after police responded to a call in reference to someone being stabbed.
Police arrived at the scene on Murphy Avenue and found a 43-year-old woman with multiple stab wounds to the head and face.
The victim was taken to the West Georgia Medical Center for treatment.
Whitfield was arrested near the scene where police found the victim.
Anyone with information should call LaGrange police at 706-883-2603.


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Create Your Own Thrift Store or Post An Ad
Many markets offer fresh produce and plants from local farms. Renters of the flea market are vendors. It may be indoors, as in a warehouse or school gymnasium; or outdoors, as in a field or parking lot or under a tent. Flea markets can be held annually or semiannually, others may be conducted monthly, on weekends, or daily. Flea-market vendors may range from a family that is renting a table for the first time to sell a few unwanted household items, to scouts who rove the region buying items for sale from garage sales and other flea markets, and several staff watching the stalls.
Flea market vending is distinguished from street vending in that the market itself, and not any other public attraction, brings in buyers. Many flea markets have food vendors who sell snacks and drinks to the patrons, Some flea market vendors have been targeted by law enforcement efforts to halt the sale of bootleg movies and music or knockoff brand clothing, accessories, or fragrances." (Wikipedia, Flea Market)


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Robin van Persie scored the only goal of the game as Manchester United condemned Arsenal to defeat at Old Trafford.
Former Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys started rumours before the start of the United – Arsenal clash that Robin van Persie has been left out by United boss David Moyes.
However, it transpired that Moyes hadn't lost his marbles and RVP was given the chance to lead the United attack against his former team.
He played well in all aspects and deserved his goal, making a slick run to the near post to meet a Wayne Rooney corner, sending the ball into the far corner past Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny.
Van Persie's celebration created quite a buzz on Twitter as he wheeled away in emphatic fashion when plenty of players suggest it's a cardinal sin to celebrate against a team you once represented.
LIVE Premier League match alerts to your phone - goals, red cards, half and full time scores
However, van Persie was subjected to some not so nice abuse from the travelling Arsenal fans, which made the celebration understandable.
The goal was van Persie's seventh of the season, which is a very decent return considering he hasn't been playing anywhere near his best for the club.
The result was significant for United for several reasons, most notably because it moved them above local rivals Manchester City, a point behind Chelsea and onto the same number of points as Spurs.
Van Persie was replaced late on by Belgian Marouane Fellaini as Moyes looked to sure up the midfield, with Wayne Rooney moving into the sole striker role.
Needless to say the Dutchman got a terrific reception from the United home crowd, support that was echoed by several United fans on Twitter after the match.
United return with an away trip to Cardiff City in the Premier League after the international break and a trip to Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League. December then starts off with an away trip to Tottenham and a home game against Everton.
That was some own goal from the Arsenal player. #RVP #MUFC— Shane McMenemy (@shanemcmenemy) November 10, 2013
We love you robin we do We love you robin we do We love you robin we doooo Ahhh robin we love you!! United!!!!! #RVP— jimmy mufc smith (@jimmysmith89) November 10, 2013
You are the man of the day yet again, @Persie_Official. Well played, sir! Amazing performance by @ManUtd. @premierleague @Arsenal #RVP!!!!!!— Spencer Tanner (@SpencerFTanner) November 10, 2013
when united win the premiership it will be this game thatl go down as the turning point #MUFC #RVP— jason farrell (@jasonfarrell7) November 10, 2013
Thank you #RVP you make my week!!!— Faizal Jaafar (@pay_jal4945) November 10, 2013
What will hurt Arsenal more that the winning goal belongs to #RVP and the way he celebrated tells that he truly forgot his old club! #MUNARS— Shuvra Bhaumik (@Shuvra_SRKian) November 10, 2013
Simply amazing by #RVP both Goal and Celebrations http://t.co/pKy9fmRQ0F— Tanmay B@rha!e (@tanmayb1809) November 10, 2013
ex gunner who gunned down the gunners #RVP #RIP— #©®¥ p †!© »»» (@Crypticnbn) November 10, 2013
And Wenger said #RVP is still an #Arsenal player.— Emp. Joseph Simiyu (@Kushnah) November 10, 2013
If the future father of my child is following me, just a heads up.. He will be called Robin! #RVP @Persie_Official— Ross Digby (@RossDigby) November 10, 2013
#RVP speared down the gunners gun and croaked its hull.— D-fr¥ (@weya469) November 10, 2013
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There's a long and painful history in the U.S. of white men killing black men and boys without punishment. In this episode, we listen in on "Dar He," the one-man play by Mike Wiley that brings to life the story of Emmett Till.
A father turns on a recorder while tucking in his 7-year-old, having no idea he's about to capture a poignant growing-up moment in his son's life. (Advisory: This episode is not suitable for some young children.)


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