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But that's not the point for now. Nope, the point for now is our magnificent Luna-C performance at MarsCon, with skits from just about everything.
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We had a fewFireflyskits from the Browncoats shindig last year that we knew worked, so we brought those out. This was a fun one with Obi-Wan Kenobi looking for a ship …
And then, with all the Ghostbusters talk of late, we had to make sure to ride that. A ghost (an unexpectedly 'friendly' one) was loose in the MarsCon hotel.
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We can't do a show without at least one Doctor Who skit, so we brought out one we've been tinkering with — the Doctor explaining the birds and the bees to poor Rory. I think I may have flubbed my lines a bit.
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The Spock/Yoda skit is one of my faves. We have a "rotation" we do so we don't end up doing skits back-to-back at the same cons each year. I'm always glad to see this one show back up in rotation whenever we can use it.
I understand our 'Outdoor Cooking with Hermione' skit actually used to be a Xena skit, but that's long before I came into the group. It's essentially just a string of bad puns — which is just the kind of skit I love.
And that, as they say, is that.
There were other skits, but not all of them had clear photos handy. But if you come to a show, you'll get the full effect.
Luna-C will be at Farpoint this coming weekend while I'm at Katsucon. So if you opt for the former con instead of the latter, go have a look. They'll be back again (and I'll actually show up) at RavenCon in April, so you will have many chances.
And if you're at Katsu this weekend, swing by my table in Artist Alley! It's, er, a bit vaster than MarsCon, but hopefully you'll be able to spot me.


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Mayor Martin J. Walsh recently announced that UMass Boston alum Carl Spector '97 has been appointed Commissioner of the Environment Department for the City of Boston.
"Carl brings a tremendous amount of experience and dedication to further our work in preparing Boston for the effects of climate change and making sure we're leading by example," said Mayor Walsh. "As world leaders meet in Paris this week to address global climate change, Boston is fortunate to have a pioneer like Carl representing the city."
Spector joined other leaders from the city and around the globe in December for the U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP21) in Paris, where Boston was a C40 Cities Award finalist for its community engagement work for Greenovate Boston.
"I am honored by the opportunity that Mayor Walsh and Chief Blackmon have given me to continue the advancement of Boston's acclaimed programs in climate, energy, environmental protection, and historic preservation," Spector said. "I look forward to working with all members of the Boston community in these vital areas."
Spector will serve in the Environment, Energy, and Open Space Cabinet under the guidance of Chief Austin Blackmon, and will lead the city's efforts to protect built and natural environments and oversee policies and programs on environmental issues affecting Boston.
"Carl has extensive leadership experience on climate action and environmental protection,"Chief Blackmon said. "I'm confident that his continued commitment to the city will take us even further in addressing climate change."
Spector has served in the city's Environment Department for over a decade, most recently as the director of climate and environmental planning. During this time he led the development and implementation of the city's ongoing climate mitigation and adaptation plans, starting with the city's first climate action plan in 2007. Additionally, he spearheaded the city's efforts to establish Boston's Building Energy Reporting and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO) and the Diesel Emissions Reduction Ordinance (DERO).
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Spector received his bachelor's in physics from Princeton University and his MS in environmental science from UMass Boston. He currently lives in Jamaica Plain with his wife Marilu, who is an artist, and their son Jonah.


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Boone Central/Newman Grove 9/10th Grade Volleyball Invitational Results
September 11, 2017
On September 2nd, the 9th and 10th grade volleyball girls traveled to Newman Grove for the Boone Central/Newman Grove 9/10th Grade Volleyball Invitational. We had enough to bring two teams, so we brought an Orange Team (JV) and a Black Team (C Team). The Orange Team got 1st place and the Black Team got 2nd place. Both teams were 2-0 for the day; each winning 4 sets and losing 0 sets. Both teams did an amazing job serving aggressively, connecting with their teammates, and communicating with each other on and off the court. They were reading their hitters, seeing the court, placing the ball, and applying the fundamentals that they have been learning. It was a fun day!
Coach Mo
Stanton Orange vs. BC/NG
Total Team Kills- 17
Total Team Assists- 16
Total Team Digs- 1
Total Team Aces- 13
Total Team Blocks- 5
Stanton Orange vs. Schuyler
Total Team Kills- 11
Total Team Assists- 10
Total Team Digs- 5
Total Team Aces- 17
Total Team Blocks- 1
Stanton Black vs. BC/NG
Total Team Kills- 12
Total Team Assists- 12
Total Team Digs- 36
Total Team Aces- 14
Total Team Blocks- 0
Stanton Black vs. Schuyler
Total Team Kills- 9
Total Team Assists- 7
Total Team Digs- 25
Total Team Aces- 17
Total Team Blocks- 0


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Literature Review
Elias Stichting, Norbert. The Civilizing Process: Sociogenetic and Psychogenetic Investigations. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers Ltd, 2000.
Harvey, David. Social Justice and the City. Athens: Georgia University Press, 1974.
Lefebvre, Henri. The Production of Space. Cambridge: Blackwell Publishing, 1973.
Marx, Karl. Capital, vol. III Part VII Revenue and Their Sources: Chapter 48. The Trinity Formula. London: Penguin Group, 1991.
Marx, Karl. Grundrisse. London: Penguin Group, 1993.
Scott, James C. Domination and the Arts of Resistance: Hidden Transcripts. Yale University, 1990.
Scott, James C. The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia. Yale University, 2009.
Turner, John F. C. Housing by People: Towards Autonomy in Building Environments. Great Britain: Marion Boyars Publishers Ltd, 1991.
Dinç, Namık Kemal, ed. Stories of Migration: One Who's Seen Pain Doesn't Inflict Pain Upon Others. GÖÇ-DER Migrants' Association for Solidarity and Culture. İstanbul: Gün Matbaacılık, 2008.
Gezi Radyo. FM101.9 Taksim. June 2013. – "We are the sound of resistance."
Gezi Postası. June 2013.
GÖÇ-DER. Migrants' Association for Solidarity and Culture. Founded 1997.
GÖÇ-DER and European Commission Initiative for Democracy and Human Rıghts. Ed. Selahattin Güvenç. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: Research for People Displaced by Force, June 2011.
Karaagac, Baris and Gaye Yilmaz. "Organized Labour in the Gezi Process: Reflections on a Popular Uprising and Weakened Organized Labor." The Bullet: Socialist Project, No. 846. 3 July 2013.
Mehmet, Barut. "The Research and Solution Report on the Socioeconomic and Sociocultural Conditions of the Kurdish Citizens Living in the Turkish Republic Who are Forcibly Displaced Due to the Armed Conflict and Tension Politics; The Problems They Encountered Due to Migration and Their Tendencies to Return Back to the Villages."GÖÇ-DER Migrants' Association for Solidarity and Culture, 1991-2001.
Müştereklerimiz. June 2013.
Tugal, Cihan. "Occupy Gezi: The Limits to Turkey's Neoliberal Success." Jadaliyya, 4 June 2013.
Taksim Dayanişması. June 2013.
Journal: Footnotes
Fieldwork – Participatory Action Research
Advanced Consortium on Cooperation, Conflict and Complexity.
Colectivo Situaciones. "Something More on Research Militancy: Footnotes on Procedures and (In)Decisions."
Freire, Paulo. Pedagogy of the Oppressed. New York: The Continuum International Publishing Group Inc, 2005.
Greenwood, Davydd J. "Theoretical Research, Applied Research, and Action Research: The Deinstitutionalization of Activist Research."
Reclaim Istanbul: Living in Voluntary and Involuntary Exclusion
Knowledge falls into a trap when it makes representations of space the basis for the study of 'life,' for in doing so it reduces lived experience. The object of knowledge is, precisely, the fragmented and uncertain connection between elaborated representations of space on the one hand and representational spaces (along with their underpinnings) on the other; and this 'object' implies (and explains) a subject – that subject in whom lived, perceived and conceived (known) come together within a spatial practice.
Henri Lefebvre, The Production of Space. (Cambridge: Blackwell Publishing, 1973), 230.
I believe that the notion of a hidden transcript helps us understand those rare moments of political electricity when, often for the first time in memory, the hidden transcript is spoken directly and publicly in the teeth of power.
James C. Scott, Domination and the Arts of Resistance: Hidden Transcripts. (Yale University, 1990), xiii.
Society is a very mysterious animal with many faces and hidden potentialities, and … it's extremely shortsighted to believe that the face society happens to be presenting to you at a given moment is its only true face. None of us knows all the potentialities that slumber in the spirit of the population.
Václav Havel, 31 May 31 1990
What is mediated in the relationship between lived, perceived and conceived?
David Harvey, Social Justice and the City. (Athens: Georgia University Press, 1974), 117.
Contradictory Space
People / Actors / Operations
Area of Resistance and Absolute Space (Central) Map
Land Use
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For their first and most memorable date they sat across each other at an Italian restaurant. The appetizer salad had fairly big pieces of lettuce and it's important to know that Josh likes to cut up his salads. Some people cut their Snickers with a knife and a fork (Seinfeld reference), Josh cuts his salads. She stared and looked at him oddly. She may have even thought, "He's trying too hard to impress me with his salad-eating skills". To prove a point she stuffed her face with a fork full of salad getting dressing all over her cheeks, nose, and chin. Needless to say, she now cuts her salads.
Where to even begin? Their engagement session was incredible and their warm and cozy fall harvest-themed wedding at Texas Old Town - Stone Hall was one to never forget. As soon as I met their families, it all came together. Josh + Nicolette's family are considered friends, and their friends are considered family. They love unconditionally and without hesitation. It's no wonder the first time Nicolette saw him around her family, she knew she wanted to spend the rest of her life with him.
Congrats you guys! I have such a special place for my two new friends, and I can't wait to see what the future has in store for you. I know you'll be great, and with the guiding hand of those you love, there's nothing you cannot accomplish together.
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nooshin, 06 Jul 2015I bought the phone soon after it was released so I bought it when it was at its most expensive... moreIt is your fault to broke its cpu huawei remember its not a unbreakable phone. Why u blaming huawei for your irresponsible attitude
nooshin, 06 Jul 2015I bought the phone soon after it was released so I bought it when it was at its most expensive... morei am totally satisfied with the performance of my mate7.awesome battery timing good job huawei..
I bought the phone soon after it was released so I bought it when it was at its most expensive price,which I could have bought a good Samsung device with it And now I deeply regret my purchase Out of no where,without any possible reason the cpu broke.. the phone turned off and didn't turn on.. And now after 2times of repairment it doesn't work correctly I have to charge it twice a day The clock isn't working And its always overheating and believe me the heat is so much So my advice: Dont buy Huawei ever!
Lol , huawei will not update your phone ever to lollypop version.but huawei will give you a lully pop to play and for wasteing your time for.new version.
Guys you are not going to believe me.but I am telling you true about huawei.I do believe the phone is good.but other thing you really dont like about huawei is this ,they dont ever update your phone like samsung do.and they send you small updates ,which are always buggy.dont update your phones ever if you want to use your phone truoble free.this is the worst part of huawei.china is always going to stay china.and.these kind.of companies are robbing our money.we are paying heaps of amount for piece of craps.this phone is still very expansive.but still cant compete with note three in many senses.I am not a samsung fan also.but atleast they update their brands.
Hi guys if you want Call Recorder, install 'Record My Call' by Nathaniel KH from Playstore.
Install the application then open Settings - Tweaks, then change Audio Source to 'Phone Call'. Don't change other settings. Enjoy guys !
I was really hoping to get Lollipop update on my Mate 7, but still nothing....
The worst hardware ever. My device fell just once on the floor and now the screen frame and the screen are both messed up. Huawei, please improve on your display frame on your new project.
AnonD-381480, 19 Jun 2015I am using Mate-7. I don't receive notification sound and led light also not blinks for my E-M... moreYou do that from settings.
Anonymous, 02 Jul 2015Isthe operating system upgradableEvery phone operating system is upgradable. Android belongs to Google who are always realising upgrades to its OS. Huawei Mate 7 is on the verge of getting android Lolipop 5.1 OS upgrade
Hi, which of them is better??
Mate7 dual or HTC E8 Dual?? and why??
Mate7 32GB Dual-SIM : Can someone confirm "Device Encryption" exists? Some claims that is under Menu: More --> Security --> Encrypt Device. But unable to locate this feature during Huawei Roadshow. I am from Malaysia.
Mate 7 has beta batry than lg g3 & even lg g4 now has d lower/worse MAH & u can but huawei phone from their store, gizok.com directly
Rock, 29 Jun 2015Please is there any special way to make a video call with this phone or it does not have that ... moreit comes with google hang out which allows video calling when you have internet on the phone.


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Last night Venus crossed in front of the sun, so we got a mini (very mini) solar eclipse. It won't happen again for 105 years, so this was our last chance to see it (unless some of you are planning on living longer than I am). This Venus crossing only happens about once every 100 years, and then it comes twice, the occurrences happening eight years apart. So, we had a Venus solar eclipse in 2004, and now eight years later we have the second occurrence. And now it won't happen again for another 105 years.
Why is this interesting? Good question. I find astronomy really interesting. I feel like it transcends so much about our little day-to-day lives… and even transcends much of human lifetimes and, in some cases, even the lifetimes of entire civilizations. I feel like that might be a big reason why God gave us a universe full of planets and astronomical events in which to live… it gives us perspective. Venus won't cross in front of the earth again for another 105 years. It doesn't matter if the richest, most powerful person in the world wants it to happen sooner. Too bad. There really are some things money won't buy (but Apple doesn't make any of them). Likewise, when you see the timeframe for celestial events (many times in the hundreds of years range) your own daily struggles start to seem less and less important in comparison to the vastness of that timeline.
You can also get this same perspective by hiking at Red Rock in Las Vegas, but for those of you not located in Las Vegas looking at the sky is an easier option.
Now that I've said all that and made a big deal about astronomy, I feel obligated to tell you that it was pouring rain all day yesterday in Seattle, so I didn't even see the sun at all… let alone see Venus crossing in front of it. Ah, Seattle. Not the place to live if you're an astronomer. However, there are some great pictures of the event captured in less cloudy places located at Transit of Venus 2012.
Although Seattle is a terrible place to live if you want to view the sun, moon, stars, or other celestial bodies on a regular basis, it is an excellent place to live if you want to eat lunch at a food truck. Random tangent, I know, but Seattle and Portland both have a large number of food trucks. Around lunch time in South Lake Union, there are anywhere between 5 and 10 food trucks within a 3 block radius, ready to serve you everything from Mexican (the Taco Truck), to Thai, to Creole, to ice cream sandwiches. Food trucks seem to be a very integral part of the culture out here. 🙂
Monday night I went to a boot camp class at my gym, and it was a lot of fun. We used cones, ladders, weights, and other fun pieces of fitness equipment. A new instructor was teaching it, and he definitely got out heart rates up! It definitely had the feel of a miltary-style boot camp, and I loved it! I love that "drop and give me 20" kind of motivation. If someone's yelling at me, I probably won't stop moving. 🙂
Afterwards Mike and I watched the latest episode of Mad Men that aired Sunday night. Is anyone else watching that show? Crazy things are happening this season!
Mike and I cooked over the weekend. As it turns out, pre-cooked sausage links are WAY different than raw sausage links. Who knew? Pre-cooked sausage links stay in one piece, so you can slice them into rounds and fry them up with peppers, onions, and cajun seasoning (yes, this is what Mike and I wanted to do). Unfortunately, Mike took the hardcore route and got sausage from the butcher counter at Whole Foods. As it turns out, this sausage is raw, and if you try to cut it into rounds, it collapses into something resembling greyish-pink ground beef. My first thought was to cook it to turn it into the pre-cooked variety prior to slicing it. I tried to accomplish this by essentially frying it in a pan. That didn't work at all because the outside browned and the inside remained raw. I sliced them as best I could and then conferred with Mike. Apparently boiling would have been a better option. Too late. I was now busy stir-frying sausage rounds that were fairly misshapen and were cooked on the outside and raw on the inside. *Sigh*
However, this story has a happy ending. They cooked up ok, even though they didn't look as nice and even as the ones that are already pre-cooked. I cut up peppers and onions, and Mike said he really liked the end result and that you could tell that the meat was fresh. How nice. 🙂
I meant to cook myself some African sweet potato soup, but I was pretty rattled from figuring out the whole pre-cooked/raw sausage thing, so I opted out of trying a new recipe. It's rainy and cold today, though, so maybe I'll make the soup up tonight.
Over the weekend, Seattle held their international dance festival. There were formal performances in some halls downtown, and there were also small informal performances in various parks throughout the city. Mike and I walked around downtown and watched some of the informal performances. I was impressed, but Mike was pretty disinterested and wrinkled his nose at the dancers performing on the staircase next to Whole Foods.
I washed my sheets and bedspread today because Piper coughed up a disgusting hairball on my bed. Fun, fun. Washing my sheets and bedspread is a big deal because Piper loves jumping up on my mattress when it has no sheets or bedspread on it. Who knows why? Probably because she knows I don't like her to. Anyway, I have to be home when I wash those to make sure she doesn't get cat hair all over my mattress. So last night I sat at home, worked, and surfed on my Kindle Fire while washing my sheets and bedspread and making sure Piper didn't get cat hair all over my mattress. Mike got home late yesterday, so he'll probably be too tired to do much tonight. We'll see.
Also, last thing! Today, June 6th, is National Running Day! Yay! I may or may not run because I went to body pump class this morning and I'm feeling a little sore, but for those of you who love running, today is the day to celebrate by getting out there and running! 🙂


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Our day started out later than expected, so we had to bag our plan of making multiple stops along our route from Lexington, KY to Warm Springs, VA in order to be on time for the 7:45 dinner bell at the Fort Lewis Lodge where we are spending the night. By 1PM I was starving, and regretting passing up breakfast at The Waffle House. We spent the next 1/2 hour ranking the edible choices of Arby's, McDonalds, Hardees and Taco Bell. Where was a great Diner, Drive-Ins & Dives when you needed one?? I spotted a sign for "Subway" which was my healthiest option and veered off the highway to the small town of Morehead, KY. I didn't think anything of this choice, because I'd like to think of myself as the refined spouse of a Diplomat. The Diplomat, however, has a naughty sense of humor and dragged me into the local college bookstore for a t-shirt……
From there we spent the next 5 hours driving through some of the most lush landscape we have seen so far. West Virginia has certainly not been affected by the drought. At one point we were stuck behind an ambulance with it's lights blaring — for 30 miles!! "I guess passing an ambulance would be kinda tacky", said my husband, with us running a bit behind getting to the Inn with the 5 course gourmet dinner that I had been promised.
I am probably a pain in the butt to drive cross country with as I need a rest stop every hour on the hour, but my amazing husband told me today that I was the best traveling companion ever. So when I had to pee one last time before we arrived at the Inn — I said I could just hold it another 15 minutes. Famous last words…..
OK, so now we are on a country road in "East Bum$#%@", Virginia and a fallen TREE was in the middle of the road making it impassable! It was starting to rain which wasn't helping my cause. Steve told me to run up into the woods somewhere, but there was poison ivy in every direction. That would not end well. While I was contemplating the use of Lexi's bowl as a latrine (don't judge me), Steve was out of the car chatting with the locals as to what to do. Out of the 5 cars trapped, 3 of them had chain saws in their trunks. Ya gotta love rural Virginians. One burly guy in a flannel shirt asked Steve if he had one, and Steve replied, "All I've got is the multi-tool that my wife made me buy at REI –you know the one with the 3-inch saw attachment". I was cracking up as the guy clearly walked away disgusted. Steve redeemed himself by helping move the sawed off limbs. Lexi, meanwhile, was freaking out at the noise of the chainsaws, so I put her "Thundershirt" to good use.
Amazingly — we arrived right at 7:45 as the dinner bell struck. My "gourmet" dinner was actually a camp-style buffet consisting of fried chicken & ribs smothered in BBQ sauce, home-made mac & cheese, pickled succotash & biscuits. While I don't normally eat such comfort food fare, I gotta say it hit the spot — just as the homemade fudge brownie & mint chip ice-cream did. This place is a charming country retreat. You can see the stars clearly, and I even caught a snapshot of cool looking "katydid". Lexi and I are looking forward to a cool dip in the creek tomorrow before finally heading home to BALTIMORE!!


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The Selected Plays of Thomas Middleton
T. S. Eliot said of the Jacobean dramatist Thomas Middleton (1580–:1627) that 'he wrote one tragedy which more than any other play except those of Shakespeare has a profound and permanent moral value and horror': Middleton has increasingly been recognised as one of the most important, if not the most important, Jacobean dramatist after Shakespeare himself. This volume contains The Changeling (of which Eliot gave so high an estimate), together with Middleton's other surviving tragedy, Women Beware Women, his best comedy, A Chaste Maid in Cheapside, and a more light-hearted early play, A Mad World, My Masters. Though Middleton is typical of many university-trained writers of the period who eked out a living in popular entertainment, his work has a cold satiric stance, a grimly determinist flavour and a savage economy which make it unique. He wrote plays for the boys' companies in the early 1600s and later for Shakespeare's own company, the King's Men, but seems never to have established himself as more than a jobbing dramatist.--This text refers to the Pdf edition.
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14th Feb,
Dear Diary,
Its been a while since I confided in you and today I decided to redeem myself. In life's myriad experiences there are some so scary, heart breaking, that even a casual remembrance is enough to shake the foundation of one's existence and thus one decides to take such things; to one's grave. The burden of such a decision tends to weigh heavy on one's heart and mind leading to a turbulent existence. Such has been the fate in my lot for the past months or so and yet there I was hoping for a silver lining. Today the veil has come down and I clearly see my folly. Not that I didn't realize it from the beginning, just that I chose to ignore it. A young girl can't be blamed for dreaming a bit, can she ?
Green you know is my favorite color. Red may symbolize love universally, but for me its a grim reminder of all the blood shed, anger and the likes of the world. Green on the other hand brings about the picturesque view of nature's beauty, of prosperity, it's easy on the eyes and for me green symbolizes love .. maybe love is too strong a word .. I don't know what it was, but his green eyes attracted my attention the first time I saw him. It was as if they were made of emerald. I had reached an hour earlier to office that day.. as an intern I wanted to make a good impression. He smiled as he entered the office, I smiled back and he walked away to his cubicle. For the next few days I kept a vigil and as the clock stuck 10 he entered the office. I didn't have a means to talk to this stranger in my office, he didn't work in my team, the exchange of smiles though became a routine. He dropped in with clock work precision, as the clock sounded 10 he would enter the door, at sharp 6 in the evening he stepped out. I suspected whether he was a bit eccentric in nature obsessed with punctuality. I never saw him around the cafeteria during lunch hour neither did my wish of bumping into him during a tea break ever materialize. Again I wondered whether he was an introvert, a workaholic who kept to himself.
I was tired of my musing over him. Tired trying to figure him out from his clothes, his clock work like punctuality, his clothes and his walking style. The rose plant had been stripped barren and there was no more of 'I should go talk to him' – 'I should not go talk to him' game to be played. I was not sure about what or how I was gone talk to him. Some of my colleagues had noticed that I had started coming in early and that as the minute hand reached the 12 hour mark I started looking up often at the entrance door. In a few days they had got the hint and the teasing started..
".. its nearing 10 here we go .. watch her face light up..".. "Shut up Ran don't you have a budget report that you need to complete" ..
" Not worth missing the stupid smile on your face Annie".. "Shut up Ran".
"You should go talk to him .. Say.. Hello there my price charming" and they all used to burst into a peal of laughter.
Roya managed to do a Sherlock Homes and figured out the mystery stranger. She didn't have an excited look on her face when she gave me his name. More suspicious was the fact that she informed me when the others were not around. Look up his name in the internal portal you will get his details. No teasing, no giggles.. something seemed suspicious. Did she like him too ? was she jealous or sad he smiled at me everyday ? He was handsome after all… Young and handsome. I stayed back late in the office that evening to ensure nobody popped up from behind while I checked the internal portal. I was too excited to even think of what I was doing or what I would do with this new-found information. I logged into the internal portal and typed his name and pressed the enter key.. the page began to load and as I gasped my breath.. it got stuck. I sat there for another 30 min or so but the network didn't show any signs of recovery. That night was long and weary. I reached office early the next morning and impatiently waited for the computer to boot up. I felt nervous and excited as the page with his details loaded up on my screen. When it finally loaded it hit me why Roya my best friend was not excited. Of course she had checked his profile and read his marital status, he was married. I didn't know why I cried that time.. I had never talked to him. I didn't know who he was. Yet the tears rolled down my eyes. Roila came in later and watching my red eyes knew what had happened. But then came the most horrible thing I had ever done in my life. I refused to let go of a stupid crush and move on. I turned it into an ugly thing. I assumed that it wasn't true, his marital status must have been wrong. He seemed too young to be married.
And so I decided to confront the truth for myself today. I waited for the clock to strike 10, he was late, he didn't step into office. I panicked at the implication this meant. It was after an hour that he finally walked into office but I was determined to go through with my decision. He looked up and smiled and here I was, I smiled and walked towards him and asked him what special plan he had for today. It was not a polite question for a first time chat with a stranger but it seemed I had lost all sense of sanity. He was certainly shocked but managed to recover. He pulled out his wallet and showed me the picture, "My wife and my high school sweet heart, I am gone take her out for dinner. Just came to know a few days back that she was pregnant !" He smiled at me. "What about you ?"
"Oh well I am gone hang out with my friends, we have a movie outing planned out…" I lied. "..and congrats on the great news."
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EVERY DAY IS MOTHER'S DAY By: Hilary Mantel May 15, 2010Posted by lycan librarian in book reviews, Books and reading.
One of the Lycan Librarian's favorite writers is Hilary Mantel, and she thought she had every one of this author's books proudly displayed on the shelves of the Moonlit Library, but this particular selection from 1985 was unknown to her and recently discovered at a church rummage sale. As you can see, Ms. Mantel has been writing for some time, and I assure you that she has produced some very different, odd and magical selections. This one is no exception.
Evelyn Axon is a medium by trade, living with her grown daughter, Muriel, who is mentally disabled, and described as a half-wit. Evelyn is widowed, but there are more souls than just she and her daughter living in their home, and she is constantly tormented by them as they disturb her sleep and ruin things, seemingly in order to create more work for her — or is it just that Muriel is smarter than she lets on to be and is playing the part of multiple spirits behind her mother's back? I'll never tell, and quite honestly, I'm not altogether certain I can say for sure. That question keeps the memory of this book impishly lodged in the back of my mind.
This novel is terribly depressing, one good for reading on gloomy days with a full pot of tea and a pack of favorite cookies nearby. The story is complicated by the social worker assigned to the Axon case and her lover, Colin, an unhappily married man who receives little respect from his wife and boisterous children. Mantel is a dark writer and her characters are not jolly, happy, or even content beings, rather they tend to be the type who mourn the passing of their own lives even while living them. Perhaps that's why the sombre Lycan Librarian so enjoys this particular author's works.
Hilary Mantel's very best novel is FLUDD, which takes place in the provincial English village of Fetherhoughton and tells the tale of a disillusioned priest, a robust nun named Philomena, and a man called Fludd who suddenly shows up professing to be the new curate. It is a strange, mystical and highly memorable story — one not to be missed.
Mantel's latest book, WOLF HALL, about Henry VIII's England is newly out, and on this reader's must-read list. There is no absolutely no doubt that this talented author has created a fantastic environment in which to relate the story of one of history's cruelest and most fascinating kings.
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
The Heart Messenger
Having Forrest at preschool is giving me some much needed Summer time. She is on fall break from her school for three weeks. I can't tell you the last time she and I sat on the sofa in the living room, just the two of us. Not that we never did... It's just that we would be in such a rush with her coming home from school, ballet practice, homework, dinner, bath, and then in bed to start this routine all over again the next day. These days however we can take over the sofa all to ourselves right in the middle of the day. We read books, watched movies, and played games together. Just the two of us.
This picture of Summer is so cute. I just love this girl so much. The other morning I woke up to find this card on my bathroom counter. It was made for me. The heart she cut out and the edge fringes are priceless and her writing and words are so cute. This is one happy girl.
I am going to keep this little card forever.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
It's good to be 5!
Summer kills me. Seriously she makes me laugh all day long. Today I sat outside with the kids as they rode their bikes around our driveway. Summer was out of control. She was pedaling soo fast on her little makeshift stationary bike. She kept pushing herself faster and faster with her legs and then would lift her legs up in the air (she was getting very tricky) all while screaming, "This is awesome!" I was dying! Then she got quite clever and turned around to go backwards. I couldn't get a clear shot because I couldn't keep the camera still because of my laughter. And let me say, she didn't think it was funny. She was totally serious, just like her daddy on his stationary bike. This went on for a good hour. She's a keeper.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
This past weekend my sweet parents who we call, Granddaddy and Grams, came to our home for a visit. We miss them already. We had an amazingly fun weekend. The kids were in heaven. We went to the lake for a day of sailing. The next day we rolled up our pants and touched the ocean with our bare feet (granddaddy's wish). Lots of sweets were consumed. Pretty much a perfect weekend.
Monday, September 20, 2010
My girl and I had quite a lazy morning. Still in our pj's, we dropped off Forrest at preschool and then headed straight back home for some serious down-time. Summer played games on the computer in our family room and colored in her favorite coloring book on our front porch. She snuck my lemonade from the counter and added a pink straw for herself and kept the snack basket stocked for herself. Angelina the ballerina was on TV and I did lots of laundry and organizing and breakfast dishes. Besides missing our Forrest, it felt like the good old days and we were both very happy.
Monday, September 13, 2010
My Kindergartener
This morning I said good bye to my Summer before Kindergarten and told her to have a fun day and that I would miss her while she was gone. She looked at me and said, "Mama, just get your camera and take a picture of me and then if you get sad you can look at my picture and you won't be sad anymore". How could I pass that up?
Summer has been on a roller coaster of emotions lately. I am sure it has to do with starting Kindergarten. Lots of changes around here. I have just been trying to take it in stride. One day last week she was upset with me because I did one pony tail in her hair instead of two. She had a complete and total meltdown. We were running too late for me to redo her hair. The whole drive to Kindergarten she sat in the backseat sobbing. I told her that this was a little crazy. As soon as she calmed down, before she got out of the car I pulled over and had her come and sit on my lap up in the driver seat. How could I send her out the door like that? We talked about some different ways she could have handled her disappointment in her hairdo. I told her that I would do two pony tails in her hair the next day and that either way, she looked beautiful. She calmed down, I gave her a kiss and out the door she went. I think things are settling down for her now. She is in more of a routine and is loving Kindergarten. I just hope that my Summer will always know that her mom loves and adores her.
The blue and pink backpack arrived this past weekend and she has been admiring it since. To say she was excited to put it to use this morning would be an understatement.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Take the Lake
Last year David heard about the Take the Lake event at Lake Waccamaw and he knew right then that he had to do it. It takes place on Labor Day every year.
Clocking his time... David swam 4 miles in 2 hours and 8 minutes.
Summer and Forrest ran to give their Daddy a big hug when he got out of the water. I sure love this guy.
And, I must add that david signed up for another swim event. The Pier-2-Pier swim race at Wrightsville Beach next weekend. It is true that this guy never stops doing what he loves... swimming.
Video credit: Mike Dimitri
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Lunch Bunch
Forrest's lunch box is a big deal. The red and blue box is all the rage with this one. At his preschool they have this sweet "Lunch Bunch" for those who want to stay and eat lunch after preschool. It is just for one hour and a couple of dollars but it is a big deal for Forrest. Forrest loves it when I pack his lunch right next to Summer's in the mornings. He really does feel grown-up. I really love this little three year old.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
These two adorable kids are my niece and nephew. Their mom is my sister, Hope. For Labor Day weekend, I had them come over to our house to have the cousins spend time together. We took lots of pictures and these four pictures were my favorites of the four of them together.
I really love these kids. When David and I first got married it seemed like we saw them every month. It was so fun for us. I would also take them out by themselves on little dates. I still think of them as those same little kids even though clearly, they are not so little anymore. My kids love their very grown-up cousins, Brooke and Cole. I love them too.
Bathing suits: check
Sand toys: check
The cousins: check
Jumping off the sailboat at Lake Waccamaw: check
Sand toys: check
The cousins: check
Jumping off the sailboat at Lake Waccamaw: check
Boogie boarding at Wrightsville Beach: check
A very fun Labor Day weekend: check check
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
First Day of Preschool!
Forrest had his first day of preschool today. He goes to a five days a week preschool. It is just what he needs to feel grown up like his big sister but still gets lots of time with me at home in the afternoons. Last night as he drifted off to sleep, I told him "You have a very fun first day at school tomorrow..." He gave me a huge smile and said, "My school!" When I dropped him off at his classroom this morning he found that two of his little friends are in his class. I love this little boy so much. My Forrest Logan. He is growing up and I love it but want it to slow down all at the same time. I can't imagine life without this little one and his huge kisses and hugs. I am one lucky mama.
This morning before loading up Forrest in the car, he ran out to the yard playing "airplane", flying with his arms. This is just so him. The first picture is my favorite because the one-eyed-pirate look is one he sports often. An awfully cute pirate if i say so myself. Here is to a great school year!
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Baltic Cities And St Petersburg Bank Holiday Cruise
- Duration: 15 days
- Board Basis: Full Board
- Tour Ref: D2TNEW99905
Holiday Summary
- Travel Type: Make your own way to port
14 nights. May 2019. From £2469.00.
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Spend the Spring Bank Holiday relaxing at sea as Magellan cruises from Newcastle to the clear waters and long, sunlit days of the Baltic. As Magellan sails north and east you'll have the chance to explore Dundee, discover the Danish cities of Copenhagen and Aarhus, medieval Tallinn, the Scandinavian gems Helsinki and Stockholm, and Warnemunde - gateway to historic Rostock and unmistakable Berlin - and spend two days in spectacular St Petersburg on this unforgettable summer cruise.
Ship Information
At 46,000-tonnes and with a passenger complement of around 1100, Magellan retains a sense of traditional cruising and small-ship intimacy thanks to the beautiful layout and tasteful contemporary style of her public areas. Her friendly, welcoming crew and cruise staff, and a major refit in 2010 ensure her position as a thoroughly modern, bright and supremely comfortable floating home.
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Cruise Information
The greatest pleasure of a cruise holiday is the knowledge that as each day dawns, there'll be a new adventure to enjoy, a new experience to savour.
Ports of call
Day One - Depart Newcastle, UK
Day Two - Dundee, Scotland
Day Four - Aarhus, Denmark
Day Five - Warnemunde, Germany
Day Seven - Tallinn, Estonia
Days Eight and Nine - St Petersburg, Russia
Day 10 - Helsinki, Finland
Day 11 - Stockholm, Sweden
Day 13 - Copenhagen, Denmark
Day 15 - Arrive Newcastle, UK
N.B. All days not listed are spent at sea enjoying the excellent facilities on board. Please see the Itinerary for further details. Ports marked with an asterisk will be reached by landing boat and may be inaccessible for customers with mobility difficulties.
Tour Highlights And Inclusions14 nights' accommodation in your choice of cabin
Full-board arrangements including full breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea and midnight snacks
On-board entertainment as arranged
Calls at ports as detailed in the itinerary
The services of a friendly, professional crew and cruise staff
Port charges and taxesSingle cabins are available for a supplement
PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.
Day OneBoard Magellan in Newcastle, today, and settle in to your cabin as she prepares to set sail.
Day TwoToday Magellan calls at the Tayside port-city of Dundee. Explore this historic city, and perhaps visit Captain Scott's Royal Research Ship Discovery - a beautifully restored example of the days when maritime adventures were less luxurious affairs.
Day ThreeSpend today relaxing, and getting to know the ship, her crew and your fellow passengers.
Day FourSettled for over 1000 years, Denmark's lively second city, Aarhus, is a delightful university seat boasting a cobbled old town of colourful shops, bars and cafes, all watched over by the imposing Gothic Domkirke cathedral. Don't miss the fascinating Viking Museum.
Day FiveThis morning Magellan arrives in Warnemunde. Discover the port's charming gabled houses and historic Neuer Markt, or join the optional excursion to Berlin to explore the city's highlights - from the Brandenburg Gate and the 1926 Olympic Stadium to Hitler's Bunker and Checkpoint Charlie.
Day SixRelax on board as Magellan spends another day at sea.
Day SevenToday we'll arrive in beautiful Tallinn. Step back in time as you explore the enchanting Estonian capital and its perfectly preserved old town, winding cobblestone streets full of storybook houses, steepled churches and ancient buildings, all watched over by Toompea Castle.
Day Eight and NineMagellan will spend two days at the docks of St Petersburg, one of the world's most startling and glorious cities, with its world-renowned Hermitage Museum, its wide canal-side boulevards and its modern cosmopolitan atmosphere. We'll have lots of time in the city, so don't miss our optional excursion to the Tsars' Summer Palace at Petrodvorets, the chance to explore the city's Haymarket, or the opportunity to see the opulence of the Mariinsky Theatre, home to the world-renowned Kirov Ballet.
Day 10Step ashore to explore Helsinki, Finland's elegant capital. Explore the harbour-side fish market, take a stroll in nearby Esplanade Park, and don't miss the monumental neo-Classical buildings of stunning Senate Square, which have played the part of Moscow in many Cold War movies.
Day 11Today, Magellan will thread its way between the countless islands of Sweden's eastern coast to Stockholm. Best explored on foot, the Swedish capital spans 14 islets and boasts a wonderful mix of historic sights and fine city parks. Its ancient heart is Gamla Stan, a beguiling labyrinth of cobbled streets, shops, cafes and restaurants.
Day 12Spend another day at sea, hopefully enjoying sunny skies, as Magellan heads back to the UK.
Day 13Stylish Copenhagen, home to the famous Tivoli Gardens and forever associated with Hans Christian Andersen, is a marvellous city. Join the optional shore excursion to discover the world famous Little Mermaid, the Royal Palace and the grand stores that line the famous shopping street, Stroget.
Day 14Make the most of your final day on board as Magellan cruises to Newcastle and home.
Day 15Bid farewell to Magellan and your fellow travellers, today, as you disembark at the end of your cruise. Back to top
Further Information
Passport requirementsBritish Citizens will need a full, 10-year passport to travel on this cruise. Since some countries require visitors to be valid for at least six months after the return date of the cruise we recommend that all customers ensure that this is the case. Holders of non-British passports should check with the relevant embassies to see if any requirements and restrictions exist for any countries visited during the cruise.
Foreign Office travel adviceVisit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice to find out the latest Foreign And Commonwealth Office travel advice for your holiday destination, as well as information about passports and visas. *This buy-one-get-one-free offer applies to new bookings on selected 2019 cruises made between 1st March and 30th June 2018 (inclusive) only. Prices shown when booking include any discounts. The exact value of the discount included will vary depending on offer, cruise, cabin and departure date selected. Discounts apply to all cabin categories. Single cabin full fares will be discounted by 50 per cent. The offer is subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time.
On many of our cruises, a limited number of Voyager Fare Inner and Ocean-view cabins are available. Choose these and you will be accommodated in at least a Standard Twin Inner or Ocean-view cabin, but will pay only the reduced Voyager Fare price. Availability is limited, so book now to secure your discount. Back to top


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Eat Good Food!
Last Saturday I spoke at a public, informational event at our local library called "From the Ground Up: Farm, Food, Table." It's a topic that I am very passionate about. Certainly it would be easier to conjure up the passion if I could see the ground or eat a freshly picked tomato. Lucky for me, I serve lots of local meats and cheeses and pour plenty of local beers and liquors. This keeps me in the local mode and on the edge of my seat for the upcoming summer season.
The term "Farm to Table" is somewhat cliché these days, but is as valid and important as ever. It means supporting farmers, eating in a healthy way, and taking care of our earth. None of this was more evident than in the commentary, videos and conversations at the library on Saturday. Scout Proft is the owner and manager of Someday Farm, a poultry and vegetable farm in Dorset, VT. Scout would like to implement more agriculture in our local schools. (I think that this is a fabulous idea and can't believe that it has not already been put into place.) Scout also has a vision of bringing local agriculture right into our downtown. Imagine bee hives in Adams Park, fruit trees at the Rec Park and laying chickens behind the elementary school. How we would love to make downtown Manchester a vibrant agricultural scene! We CAN make it work. We just need to work together and be positive. The turnout at this symposium was certainly encouraging that these positive changes could be made and accepted as a super cool thing for any town.
We also heard from two passionate and hard working girls, Amanda Merrow and Katie Baldwin, who started Amber Waves Farm, a non-profit farm on Long Island. It sits on a piece of land that is in the Peconic Land Trust, land that is individually leased to all sorts of farmers. These girls grow vegetables and wheat, have built a grain mill and are in the process of opening an onsite eatery. They are "growing pizza!" And teaching kids and mentoring new farmers and donating produce to local schools. It was inspiring to hear their stories and to feel the positive energy from Amanda and Katie.
The next piece of this daylong seminar was lunch provided by Hadley Stock of Pink Boot Farm in Pawlet, VT, Oliver Levis of Earth Sky Time in Manchester and lots of desserts provided by local library supporters, my mother included. Lunch was delicious, made of mostly local ingredients, and the energy in the room provided evidence of such. It was fantastic to watch 80 people from all corners of our area talking about farming while eating locally grown food. The genuine interest in local food put a huge smile on my face.
Next Hadley, Oliver and I spoke to the audience about how we each get local food to the table. This was a great opportunity for us to hail the advantages and challenges of cooking and serving local food.
Hadley grows her own pigs on her farm in Pawlet, VT and owns The Farm Store in Manchester where she cooks up outstanding ready to go lunch and dinners with local meat and produce. The girl is a hard worker, travelling to farmers a bit out of the way who can surprisingly provide her with carrots, kale, potatoes and onions all winter long. She spoke of how she'd like to see us all rally for more education about where our food comes from and how it gets to the table. She'd like to see fewer restrictions on farmers. She'd like to slaughter her pigs in the field, not put them on a truck to be shipped to spend their last 24 hours in a place that looks and smells like death. (On a side note, and I could write an entire frustration-fueled blog about this, but why is it that someone who grows organically and naturally is required to go through rigorous compliance testing and pay crazy fees to say so, and anyone who wants to raise animals in unhealthy conditions or spray chemicals on their crops can do so with no questions asked?)
Oliver, who not only grows tasty organic vegetables, but also bakes delicious organic breads (that we serve at my local restaurant, The Perfect Wife Restaurant and Tavern) spoke about the weekly farm to table veggie dinners that he and his family do at The Wilburton Inn. It has grown from about 20 to over 100 some summer nights. That is fabulous for them and for the guests who have the pleasure of eating Earth Sky Time produce, which arrives within hours from the field to the table. What started as an opportunity to use garden surplus has turned into a celebration of local food and friends on a weekly basis! It is also outstanding exposure for the farm to table process, inspiring lots more home cooks to go out and shop on the farms, get CSAs* and be proud of where and how they shopped for ingredients.
When my turn arrived, I spoke about the conflicts between the American perception of a full plate and what is really necessary to nourish one's body at dinner time. I believe that if a person could understand that five ounces of meat on a plate is truly enough, I could afford to use locally grown meat in every entrée. That means serving a five ounce filet mignon grown in Windsor, Vermont for $35. Can we get a hungry man to accept this? Will he be willing to fill up on roasted sweet potatoes, kale and onions in place of the other 3 ounces of meat? Will he simply understand that now he has room for Vermont Apple Crisp with Wilcox Vanilla Ice Cream? And would he perceive that value in a $35 five ounce filet mignon? I suppose I should just try it. This weekend I will put local meat on the menu alongside the same commodity cut and see what sells more. It's the only way to get the answer. I really hope I sell more local meat. It would be so encouraging!
For now we will all keep preaching (for lack of a better word) about the greatness of eating locally grown and produced food. Let's put our money where our mouths are, buying from local farmers and producers whenever possible. We need to support our farmers, keep our land "working" and nourish our bodies and souls in a way that harmonizes with Mother Nature and her song. Now, if you'll excuse me while I go listen to some John Denver…
*Consumer Supported Agriculture- Consumers buy "shares" from a farm in the spring which turns into a weekly vegetable pick up for that consumer all through the summer. The money that the farmers raise through CSAs in the spring help them buy seeds, hire staff to plant, and support the process before any crops are harvested for sale. I actually take part in RSAs, Restaurant Supported Agriculture, which has the same benefits for both the farmer and me.Categories: Events, Food Talk
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The excitement continues as a some teasers from the upcoming Season 5 of Entourage are revealed.
In an interview with AP, Mark Wahlberg reveals how he is getting a scene with our own Ari Gold. He explains:
"…but I didn't get to do a scene with Jeremy Piven," Wahlberg said. "This time it's me and Piven going at it, so it was fun." – Mark Wahlberg,
(Wahlberg to make cameo appearance on `Entourage')
Another interesting fact, was that Mark Wahlberg said "he'd love to see a real-life movie version of "Aquaman". He continues "People automatically assumed that I was going to really make that movie….My agent was even crazy enough to try to get Jim Cameron to direct it."
A little too much for a fake movie, but interesting to hear more rumors and facts continuing to surface (pun intended).
Now if it had starred Vincent Chase or Mark Wahlberg, would you go see it? Personally I'm torn. Although if there was another movie tied in to Season 5, and was made as part of the season then maybe.


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Owl Prowl
When:3/10/18 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Point of Contact:Estuary Center
Bosely Conservancy , 2601 Perry Avenue, Edgewood, MD
Event Website:http://www.otterpointcreek.org
Event Information:Explore the Bosely Conservancy woods on a spring night to learn about and locate the owls that call this swamp home. Make sure to dress for muddy trails and cool spring temperatures. Participants meet at Bosely Conservancy. This program is for ages 8 to adult, under 13 w/adult.
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Frances writes on the readings for this coming weekend:- Our reading from Deuteronomy (30:10-14) is part of the account of Covenant made by Israel with God in Moab. Anyone at all familiar with the doings of the early Israelites will be familiar with this pattern of repeated Covenants – from Sinai on and the need the people had to reaffirm and renew them. Quite clearly, despite all its laws, the nation continually fell by the wayside, and the Books of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy; the accumulated work of Hebrew law makers over many hundreds of years, indicate that the people were very good at making laws but continually failed to keep them. Our section reminds the people that the heart of the law is obvious and innate, easy to keep and looks forward to their obedience to it.
When in our gospel Jesus, (Luke 10:25-37) tells the story of 'The Good Samaritan', he was not suggesting that the Jewish law was irrelevant, but speaking to its heart as the mosaic Fathers had intended. The account of the priest and the Levite 'who pass by on the other side' is his engaging with those schooled in the law as to what one could and could not do without incurring ritual impurity, and indeed, if one did so, was that the thing of ultimate significance ? Sadducees, from whom the elite temple priests came, insisted that contact with a corpse or blood and bodily products was defiling, whereas others argued that it need not be in special circumstances, that is, the needs of the person being served. Levites by the time of Jesus similarly followed a rigid interpretation regarding ritual purity and the touching of possibly dead bodies. What our Samaritan does, and remember Samaritans also followed the Jewish law and faith, though not from Jerusalem, was to interpret them in a different manner; one in which human need superceded the strictest requirements of the law. He does it even at the risk of defiling himself. Our Samaritan was, in response to the needs of another, prepared to risk ritual impurity, and undoubtedly would have fulfilled all that the law demanded later, to put him right before the Lord.
There is something 'lost in translation' in the modern telling of the attitude of this man; speaking either of his 'pity', or 'compassion' which makes him act. In the Greek splagknizomai, the seat of his being refers to a persons liver, lungs, heart, to his very guts, his bowels are wrenched with emotion at the of the plight of this fellow traveller lying stripped, beaten, even dying on the road from Jerusalem to Jericho. He does not therefore suffer from some slight sense of responsibility or emotion; the Samaritan is riven to the very core of his being; compelled to act in the defence of the other. We see this in the detail of his care for the injured man, as the Samaritan bandaged his wounds, pouring on healing wine, a disinfectant, and soothing olive oil. He lifted the man onto his own mount and took him to an inn and paid for his stay, even going so far as to promise reparation to the inn keeper for any further expense. Now anyone familiar with the tales of ancient taverns – normally dens of vice hence avoided by Paul – where one's tab frequently included the services of a prostitute, and where one could generally expect to be grossly over-charged, might well think that our Samaritan was mad, or awash with cash, or simple. We need to think why he behaved with such outrageous generosity.
God-like, he treats this victim with immense and intimate care, pouring his being into the wellbeing of the other. Everything else goes by the board; his care for his own safety, for who knows, the robbers might have been lurking behind a convenient rock. He throws aside temporarily all the many and valued demands of the law, he deliberately takes on the defiled person of the victim, becoming contaminated by his blood, and his befouled person. This man surely is an icon, a true image of Christ, sent by the Father in pity for our fallen state and the victim who willingly takes on our redemption and is killed outside the law, outside Jerusalem. He demonstrates what the law is actually for: to guide our day-to-day actions, but is actually there, as Jesus shows, to be set aside when more pressing needs demand actions which go beyond law.
Our reading from Colossians, (1:15-20), is probably a very early Christian hymn, or 'creed' known to the local churches of South Western Turkey. In it Christ is extolled as the image of the unseen God, he is the one whose being holds all creation in being, the perfection of the Father, and the one who reconciles the entire creation with God. The churches of Turkey in Paul's time were not calling for members to 'become a bit nicer' in their relations with one another, they were calling for a shift in personality and being of seismic proportions to be achieved not by their own efforts but by the work of Christ in them. Emulators of the one laid bare for our redemption, they understood that Christ's gift to us is that we become divine, sharers in God's nature as he has given himself to us. No following of the rule book can achieve such a scale of transformation, it comes from a psyche made new in God's image and willing to risk anything, to put aside all that momentarily gives one identity and belonging in the service of others. The fact that we do not always know these others is irrelevant, our calling is to emulate that good but despised man from Samaria who shocked a lawyer rigid, stopping him in his tracks and forcing him to rethink the purposes of the law he thought he knew so well.


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It was Emma who first introduced me to the basics of British life, culture and cuisine. Emma was from Leicester and lived across the hall at my college dorm. Emma got me to put milk in my tea. Emma rhapsodised about the glory of mushy peas and mint sauce. Emma also piled everything she ate on toast. I used to tease Emma about it regularly, much to her annoyance (though of course she smiled at me in that way English people do when they really want to shove a fork through your nose but are too polite or don't wish to miss drinking their cup of tea while it is at optimum temperature).
Emma was not unusual. The British simply love to put things on toast: cheese on toast, beans on toast, egg on toast. In fact, the love of toast goes so deep, that you often hear people saying: "pwarah, I'll have her on toast," or "He is absolute sex on toast."
But twice-cooked bread is not the true staple of a British meal, because—without a doubt—that honour belongs to the potato. If you go out to a pub or restaurant in Britain, the waiter or waitress, when he or she gets around to it eventually (service in Britain can be quite depressing), will invariable ask you: "Chips, mash, roast or potatoes?" by way of assessing which form of the compulsory side dish you would like to accompany whatever it is you have ordered.
The first time this happened I actually dared attempt to humorously point out "Aren't those all potatoes?" I got a hard stare from everyone present who knew instinctively that when someone just says "potatoes" s/he means "boiled potatoes". Which further illustrates my point: an English meal without some form of potato product simply does not exist.
Before moving to the UK, I was aware of different types of potatoes. There are red ones and there are white ones—the red are for boiling, the white are for baking and/or mashing. At least, that is what I remember being taught at some point by someone. In Britain, there are several dozen types of potatoes boasting some truly glamorous names: Maris Piper, Desiree, Charlotte, Vivaldi, Anya, to name a few. Potatoes come in shades of white, red and brown. They can be floury or waxy in texture. Debates over which variety makes the best mash or the definitive method of perfect roasting can supplant the weather as an acceptable topic of a twenty to ninety-minute impassioned conversation.
But you never refer to an attractive individual as "sex on mash" and it may be unwise to try.


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Welcome to the new Music section of my blog. I call it Music Corner. Every week or so I listen to an album that I haven't heard of. Next, I post my feelings about it and then you listen to it! This week I listened to an album called Close to the Edge by the band Yes. This album is really cool because it sounds like you are really at the concert if you turn out all the lights, put your headphones on, and lay down on your bed. My favorite song is Close to the Edge.
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Up to two million demonstrators were in my back yard this weekend for a 'tea party' protesting government spending.
Exercising my own inalienable rights, I had a little tea party of my own:
Tazo's Earl Gray (black tea scented with bergamot) and Refresh (mint with a touch of tarragon) have gotten me through the darkest days of my out-patient Coca-Cola rehab program. New faves: Le Pain Quotidien peppermint and the Republic of Tea white tea.
And if you are ever in the District, be sure to stop by Teaism for an enjoyable assortment of teas, which can all be perfectly paired with the best oatmeal raisin and sea salt cookies you'll ever taste.


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With the latest Usagi Yojimbo collection, readers have their choice of two formats: a regular trade paperback or a limited edition, numbered hardcover signed by multiple Eisner and Haxtur Award-winning Usagi Yojombo creator Stan Sakai!
- Story and art: Stan Sakai
- Format: 208 pages, black & white, trade paperback and 208 pages, black & white, limited edition signed-and-numbered hardcover
- List price: $16.99 (trade paperback); $59.99 (limited edition signed-and-numbered hardcover)
- Sale date: 03 July 2013
- Publisher's description: The rabbit ronin's wanderings find him caught between competing gang lords fighting for control of A Town Called Hell. With the help of master swordsman Kato, Usagi takes on one gangster, while the other stirs up even more trouble! Now, with Kato on his trail, Usagi continues his travels, confronting a nukekubi—a flying cannibal head—aiding a disgraced samurai seeking redemption, and even crossing paths with the demon Jei! All the while, Kato awaits a rematch and a return to Hell! Collects Usagi Yojimbo #124–#131.


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There is something about going to garage sales that drives me wild. Betsy and I go and she takes all the address' in the paper and plots them on our local map (she found a nifty program for doing it). Then we go around like we have a treasure map seeing what crazy things we can find.
Today wasn't as eventful as it has been in the past. Last night was a lot of the local school's homecomings so not that many people were prepared for this morning. We were done 2 hrs earlier than we normally are but we still found a few things.
Betsy didn't find much… just some books for her daughter, but when you only pay 75 cents for 3 books… you have to call it a good deal.
I on the other hand had a bit more luck today. I've been slowly collecting some random cookware from garage sales and finally managed to pick up a potato masher and a whisk. The whisk is a bit rusty though so I'm not sure how I feel about that. The masher on the other hand is in great condition (probably used to bludgeon someone to death in the past or help shove the body into the wall). (50 cents)
The big find though was two chairs. They are a bit wobbly but I think I can fix it, they definitely seem old. The guy was speaking some language that wasn't english (wasn't french or german or russian (that would have been hot) or anything I recognized). He was driving off a lot of potential buyers though cuz he kept trying to hard sell everything.
Just leave people the fuck alone. Offer your help if you want then leave me alone. I messed with the chairs some though and I think I can make them more sturdy… I'm not 100% sure but I can always get my grandfather to help me. He makes things out of other things all the time.
The thing I was most excited about was the fact that I would get to reupholster the seats. I'm not sure why owning a home has got me all handyman'ish but I've got this urge to do things myself and take on unrealistic tasks that I probably shouldn't. Luckily I'm not easily phased by the thought of, "You can't do this! You're nucking futs!"
The guy mentioned his mother refurbished the chairs but I'm not so sure. They definitely need some work and it doesn't look like the stain was put on thick enough or worked into the wood because of lots of little… gaps I guess is the word I'm lookin' for.
I'm gonna sand them down a bit and go over them with a semi-gloss black. I have the fabric picked out for the chairs, its white with some black design on it. I'll have to post a pic when I get them put together like I want them.
The price on the chairs? $15 for the pair. He wanted $20 but I won't pay full price for anything!


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Oh My God!
It's official, on May 16, 2009 at 8PM happening at the SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds!
David Archuleta and David Cook's ticket prices are now released and could be bought in TicketWorld Outlets and TicketWorld Online.
Okay…let's start from the lowest priced ticket.
All prices are in Philippine Peso.
Bronze – 315
Silver – 625
Gold – 2,075
Platinum – 6,215
and tatatada….
Titanium – 12,425
Here's the seat plan from ticketworld.
Take your pick.
My pocket's crying so loud waaaaa


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