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Woodrow Dolarhyde (Harrison Ford) is a Colonel from the war whose experience in battle has made him hardened man who expects nothing but loyalty from his men, and those who cross him aren't given opportunity to do so again. When he gets word that his son is about to be handed over to marshals and that Jake is in town, he sees his chance to get back the gold that was stolen from him. Before anything can be settled, the town is attacked by flying machines that have the people running scared for their very lives. During the attack, the contraption on Jake's arm comes to life and is used as a weapon against the machines but the creatures get several of the residents – including Woodrow's only son.
Ella (Olivia Wilde) is a woman who is certain that Jake will remember everything. A bit of a spit-fire who won't take 'no' for an answer, she wants Jake to help her find where they base their operations – and Jake may not be the only one who is repressing secrets. Woodrow all but demands Jake's presence and assistance on their search party knowing there is no earthly way they will defeat the monsters save for the weapon Jake possesses.
Perhaps what I liked best about the movie is its emphasis on trust and the relationships that come out of that. It is true that this band of characters was forged more out of necessity than a trusting nature but it becomes so much more than need, and forms into a "no man left behind" kind of friendship. The scope of the movie lends itself to not be taken seriously because of the subject matter but I enjoyed the movie tremendously. It is the very definition of "popcorn flick" and as such, viewers should let this entertain as that. Cowboys and Aliens may not be one I'll be likely to buy, but for a winter afternoon, it doesn't get much more fun that this trip to the Wild West.
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We are so excited you found us. Come join us and see why the unraveling of family history is the fastest growing hobby in the land. All members of Idaho Genealogical Society and persons interested in their family history are welcome. The Idaho Genealogical Society meets 11 months out of the year.
Board meetings are held at the Boise Library, located at Cole and Ustick, 7557 W. Ustick, Boise, Idaho.
We will be changing board meetings to a new location in 2018.
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Some people have asked me why a stylist to would move into a booth rental situation.
There are some compelling reasons:
- The stylist gets to set their own hours and come and go as they please; they are their own boss.
- If they are successful and busy and are able to stay that way by getting new clients, they have the potential to make more money.
- They get to use any products they like.
- After their expenses the remaining income is theirs.
- If they are self-motivated, business minded, responsible, detail oriented and energetic, they will do well.
- The stylist gets to work alone and gets to make all decisions and do everything from start to finish. For some stylists, this is great.
- They can do all planning, paperwork and networking as they see fit.
- When they have an idea, they can just do it. If it doesn't work, they can do something else without anyone's approval needed.
- They can develop their skills at their own pace since education is their responsibility and their choice.
Here are some of the advantages of traditional salons:
- Salons provide education and individual development. Better salons provide ongoing education in the latest techniques and product innovations.
- The ongoing development of tomorrow's talent is a high priority in better salons.
- Mentoring is a high priority in the best salons.
- The team is available to help solve color, cut and styling issues, and provide problem solving, feedback and creativity.
- There are extra hands available to help when color or chemicals need to come down or the clients need to be worked in.
- Stylists and clients often enjoy the camaraderie of a full service salon.
- Salons offer full product lines, supplies, advertising, accounting, liability insurance and pay the employer half of SSI.
- Salons provide one stop shopping for numerous beauty services.
- Beauty industry professionals, representatives and educators are available to salons that are not available to booth renters.
- Complete product lines are in stock in better salons. If you want a specific red, for example, you will be able to get it at that visit in a salon. Many booth renters cannot afford complete product lines and you may have to wait for your services due to this.
- Your color formulas are keep in the salon and there are stylists that you are familiar with on hand to assist you when your stylist is sick, out of town, having family emergencies, etc...
- Better salons provide ongoing education in the latest techniques and product innovations.
- Salons provide a social experience for the client and the stylists. Many clients become good friends with each other while receiving services.
- Many stylists enjoy that they are done with work after their last client of the day.
We hope this explains a little about the advantages and differences between Traditional Salons and Salon Suite Rentals.
*Note: Georgia Board of Cosmetology is reviewing the legality of salon suites. State inspectors are unable to visit and inspect salon suite booths for sanitation and safety due to lack of access.
--By Steve Hightower
Steve Hightower Hair Salon & Day Spa


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History and Historical Tours
Welcome to the Georgetown Square, the "Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas' and a 1997 Great American Main Street Award Winner, which has one of the finest collections of high Victorian commercial architecture found in the state today. In 1976 a local historic ordinance was passed to recognize and protect the significance of the historic central business district and in 1977 the Williamson County Courthouse Historic District, comprised of some 46 contributing structures, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Georgetown, located in Williamson County, was founded in 1848 on land donated by Thomas B. Huling and George Washington Glasscock, Sr., for whom the town was named. Though the young town quickly established itself as a center for government and commerce, it is best characterized during these early years as a "frontier town of the most common type–a mean looking, tough town composed mainly of shacks and log cabins."
By 1880 things had begun to change. A limestone courthouse stood on the square, early settlers and merchants had begun to prosper, Southwestern University, the state's oldest college, had located on the eastern edge of town (1873), and the railroad had arrived in Georgetown (1878). It was a time of great promise for the citizens of Georgetown.
Between the years 1880 and 1910 Georgetown experienced a Golden Age during which the town was alive with the activities of physical expansion and economic development. Though that robust year ended in the early 20th century, it left a permanent mark on the city in the wealth of Victorian architecture which abounds in downtown Georgetown today.
The earliest buildings in Georgetown were probably log cabins and crude shacks. When milled lumber became available, it was used to construct simple wood-frame structures which at one time were evidenced on all four sides of the square. The new-found prosperity of the late 19th century and advent of the railroad expanded the horizons of building in downtown Georgetown.
Wood was eliminated as a building material for more permanent masonry. Limestone was quarried near Georgetown as early as the 1860s and became the preferred material in the late 1800s as evidenced by the quantity of limestone found in downtown Georgetown today. Limestone was used almost universally on the party walls and rear facades, while occasionally more expensive brick was imported for the important storefront. Other prominent materials in turn-of-the-century Georgetown were cast iron and pressed metal, imported by rail from manufacturing centers and applied to the storefronts.
One company in particular, Mesker Brothers of St. Louis, appears to have been an important source in Georgetown. Bernard and Frank Mesker began their catalog marketing technique and manufacture of highly decorative sheet metal storefronts in 1884 and sold over 5,000 storefronts nationwide within the next 23 years. While Georgetown boasts a few outstanding examples of pressed metal storefront design, virtually every structure includes some amount of metal detailing, particularly in the cornice area.
Georgetown's success in rejuvenating its downtown area is due in great measure to the city's participation in the National Main Street Program. This innovative program, piloted by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, is designed to bring about economic and architectural revitalization in towns across America.
Main Street's "self-help" approach unites professional architectural and promotional consultation with locally supported financing and management. Georgetown joined the Main Street effort in January of 1982. Within a three year period, more than $7 million had been reinvested in the central business district, making Georgetown one of the most successful Main Street stories nationwide.
Restoration and revitalization efforts continue in Georgetown, not only in our downtown commercial district but also in our historic neighborhoods. We invite you to explore our city and to enjoy the unique architectural assets and natural resources which set Georgetown apart from other Texas communities.


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Dr David Skinner (DPhil, Oxon) is Fellow and Osborn Director of Music at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, and artistic director of the early music ensemble Alamire (www.alamire.co.uk). His research has centred around music institutions, manuscripts and composers of 16th-century Europe, and is particular specialism is music and the Reformation in England. A large portion of his doctoral thesis was published in the Roxburghe Club volume The Arundel Choirbook (Arundel: Duke of Norfolk, 2003), and he has since published a number of music editions, facsimile volumes, and articles. as well as more than 30 commercial recordings (awards including Gramophone, BBC Music, Limelight, Times CD of the Year, and others). Dr Skinner's recent publications include The Anne Boleyn Music Book: Facsimile with Introduction, DIAMM Facsimiles 6 (London: Royal College of Music, 2017), and ''Deliuer me from my deceytful ennemies': A Tallis Contrafactum in Time of War', Early Music (Oxford University Press, 2017). The latter project, in which Queen Catherine Parr was identified as the author of a contrafact of Tallis's grandest antiphon Gaude gloriosa dei mater, received wide media coverage including all major broadsheets, BBC 4 Today Programme and BBC Breakfast News. As a presenter he has worked extensively for BBC radio, appearing in and writing a variety of shows on Radio 3 and 4. He acted as music advisor for the Music and Monarchy series on BBC 2 with David Starkey, and was Music Consultant for the recent BBC4 documentary on the history of Evensong with Lucy Worsley. He is currently completing a new edition of Tallis's Latin church music for Early English Church Music (Stainer & Bell).
Outside of playing for weekly services, international tours and recordings at Sidney, recent musical highlights have included playing in Nocturne for 21 Pianos in King's Chapel (which was broadcast on the BBC World Service), conducting a production of Dido & Aeneas and various percussion appearances at the ADC Theatre.
Jim was born in Bedford and attended Bedford School from the age of seven. In early life, he was primarily a trombonist, achieving grade 8 with distinction at the age of twelve, and performing as a member of the National Youth Orchestra. During his time with the NYO he performed in several television and radio broadcasts including at the BBC Proms. He has had the opportunity to work with conductors including Vasily Petrenko, Edward Gardner, Sir Mark Elder and François-Xavier Roth, performing at venues including the Barbican, the Royal Festival Hall, the Sage and Birmingham Symphony Hall.
Jim sang in Bedford School Chapel Choir as a chorister and then later as a choral scholar. He began learning organ at the age of fourteen and, when he reached sixth form, accompanied the choir each week in their weekly services. In November 2015, the Choir performed at the Royal British Legion's annual Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall, an event with a television audience of around seven million worldwide. He has appeared as an organist on recordings with Bedford School, Heathmount School, and Sidney.
So far during his time at Cambridge, aside from the Choir's busy schedule of recordings, tours and regular services, Jim has performed as a soloist at the St Albans International Organ Festival. He was the pianist for the Choir's own choral play, 'Xavier and Aisha's Great Choral Adventure', at the Dubai Opera in July 2017, which he also helped to devise. He performs regularly as a visiting organist in Bedford, Cambridge and London.
Isla Stevens is a third-year historian at Sidney, and has sung in the Choir throughout her time in Cambridge. She has sung in choirs since primary school and thoroughly enjoys it.
Isla's reflections of Sidney Choir: 'It's so fun to sing at Sidney, because the music is of such a high quality and the members of Choir are so friendly that it feels more like a family. I love the variety of music we sing, and the frequency of our services means that we have a high turnover of music, so we are able to learn lots of different pieces in a relatively short space of time, which is great!'
After studying organ and piano at the Junior Department of the Royal Northern College of Music, Rachel went on to become Organ Scholar at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, where she also studied English. After graduating in 2015, Rachel spent a year as Assistant Organist at Sidney Sussex before going on to work with Graham Ross and John Rutter as the Choir Administrator of Clare College Choir, Cambridge. As a freelance accompanist and soprano in her spare time, Rachel has recorded under the Naxos, Resonus Classics, Harmonia Mundi and The Gift of Music record labels. Alongside her role of Music Administrator at Sidney Sussex, Rachel teaches organ and piano at The Leys School in Cambridge and sings Soprano in Sidney Choir. Please do not hesitate to contact Rachel with any questions about the Choir on: +441223 761676 | firstname.lastname@example.com


text: 10 of the best science toys Best Buys MadeForMums Toy Awards 2017 Toys 0 Slime experiments, live butterfly hatching, rocket-launching, circuit-making: we've picked the best – and most exciting – science toys for all ages Girls and boys are natural scientists: they experiment and explore and test and repeat and (mostly!) learn from experience. So toys with a science are pretty much always a hit. And, from slimey chemistry experiment sets to augmented reality games that bring space to life, there's plenty of great science-y entertainment for all ages from toddler to teen. Here are the best science toys, as tested by children... 1. AugmentifyIt AR Space Cards Quiz Game, £9.99 GOLD winner, Best Science Toy, 2017 MadeForMums Toy Awards Age: 3+ What it is: A simple but endearing set of quiz cards about planets and space that can – thrillingly – be enhanced by downloading a (free) app and holding it over the pics on the cards to bring the planets, stars and black holes to augmented-reality life. Pack includes 24 cards, 180 facts and 260 questions Why we love it: The 3D element is so cool – the parents of our child testers were just as wowed – and the facts and quiz questions are fun and interesting. You definitely don't need to be a complete space nerd to enjoy it (but you might be one afterwards). What our child testers made of it: 'My son thought it was cool. He loved all the extra facts which went above and beyond the interaction between phone and cards.' Olivia, mum to Henry, 9 'It is very interactive and fun to use and look at. It is easy to download the app and start playing. I will definitely be bringing this out again! It's good for all the family, actually: we can use it together, to discover fun facts and test each other.' Claire, mum to Elijah, 4 Available from: Amazon Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 2. Zoomy 2.0 Handheld Digital Microscope, £54 SILVER winner, Best Science Toy, 2017 MadeForMums Toy Awards Age: 4+ What it is: A handheld digital microscope that offers up to 54x magnification and connects to a laptop or computer by USB. The top can be twisted to zoom in, and there is a button to let you take photos, plus LED lights to illuminate things not visible to the naked eye. Available in blue, pink or green. Why we love it: It's a small-hands-friendly bit of science kit that generates hours of entertainment, if our child testers are anything to go by. They were zooming in on all sorts of things around the house – including their mum's faces! The photo option is great. What our child testers made of it: 'This is awesome. I love that I can take photos. I want to discover so much detail about sooo many things. I can't wait to show my friends. This would be great to have at school, actually.' Lola, 6 Available from: Learning Resources and Amazon Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 3. Nickelodeon Experimake Sludge and Slime, £15 JOINT BRONZE winner, Best Science Toy, 2017 MadeForMums Toy Awards Age: 8+ What it is: A super-slimey experiment kit. Comes with protective googles and gloves, plus the tools, ingredients and step-by-step instructions to make an invisible monster, slimy snakes, sludgy goo and slime balls. Why we love it: It's messy play spliced with science and maths! Our child testers really enjoyed cooking up their potions and their parents were impressed that the kit has been development by proper scientists. You can do additional experiments using the kit and easy-to-find extras such as milk and washing up liquid, too. What our child testers made of it: 'It was fun and satisfying to play with the sludgy goo. It was also cool to make the snakes and the balls and see how the ingredients work and turn into other things.' Georgie, 8 'Messy and fun. This would be a great birthday-party gift.' Zoe, mum to Georgia, 9 Available from: The Entertainer and Amazon Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 4. Insect Lore Live Butterfly Garden, £17.99 JOINT BRONZE winner, Best Science Toy, 2017 MadeForMums Toy Awards Age: 4+ What it is: A kit containing everything you need to watch 5 caterpillars eat, spin silk and metamorphosise into Painted Lady Butterflies over 3 to 5 weeks. Comes with a pipette, an instruction book and an 29cm-tall mesh habitat for viewing the butterflies. The live caterpillars arrive separately in a cup, with all the food they will need, Why we love it: It's well thought out and teaches children the value of patience! Our child testers thought it was magical and became very attached to their caterpillars. What our child testers made of it: 'Amelia was very excited when her butterfly garden turned up. She was mesmerised by the 5 caterpillars crawling around in their tub. She runs back to them a few times a day to check whether they have gotten bigger, and has even named them.' Dan, dad to Amelia, 5 'Ryan absolutely loves this!' Emilia, mum to Ryan, 4 Available from: Argos and Amazon Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 5. Cubetto, £175 Age: 3+ What it is: A wooden robot that teaches coding in a physical way, rather than with screens. Your child guides Cubetto through maps and books by using coloured wooden instruction blocks placed into a control board. Requires 6 AA batteries. Why we love it: Coding is a key life skills for today's kids but there's something delightfully traditional about this toy too. Yes, it's pricey and a bit complicated for younger children to get their heads around at first, but we've found they really love it after a few tries. Available from: Primo Toys and Amazon Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 6. Trunkaroo Bubble Science Trunk, £16.99 Age: 3+ What it is: A creative kit that comes in the post, containing 2 bubble-themed STEAM projects and a Discoveroo magazine full of experiments, puzzles and games. Why we love it: There's a nice crafty feel to this set that makes it feel less scary and serious-science-like. The design is very accessible, with clear instructions and the arrival in the post never fails to generate excitement with kids. Available from: Trunkaroo Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 7. Smart Lab Squishy Human Body, £25 Age: 8+ What it is: A 30cm-high toy skeleton with true-to-scale bones, muscles and squishy organs you can remove with tweezers and forceps. Comes with a stand, a organ-iser poster (geddit?)and a 24-page 'lab guide'. Why we love it: A hilariously yucky way to learn more about the skeletal, muscular and vascular systems in the human body. All the biological info is clear and well presented – without being too po-faced and textbook-y. Available from: Smyths and ebay Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 8. Project Mc2 Experiment Doll, £24.99 each Age: 6+ What it is: A range of 5 cool scientist-spy dolls based on the Netflix show. Each doll stands 30cm tall and comes with a 'geek chic' outfit and brushable hair. Each one comes with instructions and accessories for an experiment that can be done again and again, using household items. Why we love it: These girls are a little bit cooler than your average fashion doll and we like the positive 'science is fun' message they send out. Our child testers enjoyed the experiments – and the chance to do a bit of hair brushing, too. Available from: Smyths and Amazon Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 9. ScienceWiz Cool Circuits Junior, £24.99 Age: 6+ What it is: A puzzle where you solve the challenge by completing the circuit to light up the board. Set includes a light-up 13cm x 13cm game board, 8 3D fluorescent circuit pieces, 6 barriers, 40 puzzle cards and a solution book. Needs 3 AAA batteries. Why we love it: It's teasing to the mind and pleasing to the eye! Plus your child will get a real sense of satisfaction in solving the circuits, so much so that they will never even notice all the super clever, highly educational stuff they are doing... Available from: Amazon Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner 10. Galt Horrible Science Shocking Rocket, £6.99 Age: 6+ What it is: A Horrible Science kit for making a water-fuelled rocket. Contains a plastic rocket, nose cone, fins, rubber stopper, valve, stickers, sticky tape and Horrible Info leaflet. You will need a bicycle pump or similar to operate it. Why we love it: The rocket's really easy to make and operate – and very exciting when it blasts off (even if you do get sprayed with water). It can be used again and again too, making it a total bargain buy. Available from: Amazon and Tesco Compare deals from top retailers MadeForMums Preferred Partner We've got more award-winning toys here... MadeForMums Toy Awards 2017: see all the winning toys! 8 of the best tech toys 10 of the best robot toys 10 of the best STEM toys Must-have toys for Christmas 2017 By Alex Lloyd 0 Comments Share Like this article? Showing of Uh-oh! You need to be logged in to do this... Sign In Sign Up Load more posts Write a comment


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Birth photography is a documentary style of photography that captures your journey through labor as you welcome your new baby Earth side.
Birth stories are about so much more than just the moment your baby is born. It's about capturing your support system, the emotion, and all of the little details we can so quickly forget. A kiss from dad, a pep talk from a doula, a hand of support from a midwife, the OB getting ready to catch your baby.
Birth stories capture the tears of joy that first moment your brand new baby is placed in your arms and you get to meet each other for the very first time. Cutting the cord, counting ten little fingers and ten little toes, two beautiful eyes, and a button nose. The look of awe as a sibling meets baby for the first time and the admiration of new parents, not only for their baby, but for each other. Birth photography documents the love, challenges, and triumph of becoming a family.
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Every birth story includes unlimited coverage of labor and delivery. Whether you are in labor for 2 hours or 12, there is no time limit on our services. After baby is born, we will stay for up to two hours capturing baby's first moments with you.
You'll see a sneak peek of your photos on our Facebook page for you to share with friends and family. There will also be a custom blog post on our website detailing your baby's birth story.
We are on call for your birth from the time you are 38 weeks until you deliver. We only book two births per month to ensure that we will be available when you call to let us know you're in labor!
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These special sessions are for those new families who want the first few hours of their newborn's life captured without having their entire labor and birth documented. Held within the first 24-48 hours of your baby's life, these lifestyle sessions are perfect for remembering that first day forever.
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You'll see a sneak peek of your photos on our Facebook page for you to share with friends and family. There will also be a custom blog post on our website detailing your baby's birth story.
These sessions last for 45 minutes. You'll receive a custom CD with 30 images and a print release.
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It's the second day since 2016 approached, we still in a book review, the book authored by Deepak Chopra one of the most inspirational and life transforming animals i ever met before. Hopefully you're still in the state of pure consciousness. Yesterday we learned about non judgement. "Today I shall judge nothing that occurs" It's a commitment to make since It creates a silent mind in you. Wake up in the morning and make a committment in the next two hours I won't judge anything if that's too much say in the next one hour I won't judge anything. You can extend it gradually and surely you'll experience non judgement. Through this you will have access to the field of pure potentiality. You can then add the other component and that is spending time in direct communication with nature. Doing so, it makes you sense the harmonious interactions of all elements and forces of life and ultimately gives you the sense of unity with life. Whether a lake, a sea shore, a mountain, a forest or a stream that connection to the nature's intelligence will give you access to the field of pure potentiality. You must learn to get in touch with the innermost essence of your being. It is fearless , free, full of magic and enchantment. It will give you the insight of your mirror relationship, your relationship with others reflect the relationship with yourself. Example if you have fear, guilt or insecurity with money or success then these are reflections of fear, guilt and insecurity as basic aspects of your personality and that's no amount of money or success will solve this problem. Only intimacy with thy self will bring about true healing when you are grounded with the knowledge of yourself, your true nature you will never feel guilt or fear or insecurity about money or affluence or fulfilling your desires because you already realise that the essence of all material wealth is life energy. It is pure prentiality and pure potentiality is your intrinsic nature.
Know thyself Ye are gods !
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Here is another in the series from Bournemouth.
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Donald Trump Series Dog Poop Bags
The Trump Administration Series is a collection of our dog poop bags that relate to Donald Trump and those mixed into Trump based controversies.
We all know they've already had their fun; now it's time to run your own smear campaign from home! If not for yourself, why not push "you-know-who's" buttons before their next holiday rant?
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By Imelda Minnock
On Friday last, we were brought to see the History Live talk. It was, I have to admit, one of the most enjoyable history classes ever. (No offence to my teachers, but you know…they don't usually wave swords around and explain exactly how a gun works.) The man who was presenting the talk began right back at Neolithic man, and not only described the time, but also got some very eager (well, mostly) volunteers to try on reproductions of what they wore and gave the more sensible ones weapons. He was an enthusiastic speaker and also had plenty of jokes, a lot of which centred around what you could do to the teacher with the weapons (hypothetically, of course).
Next we proceeded to the Bronze Age, and the volunteers for this age wore clothes rather than skins and had slightly more advanced weapons (you know. strong enough to put a few people you didn't like into hospital for a few days). Then came the mighty Romans, with their superbly organised army that pretty much took over the world. There was a good laugh at the heavy armour and rather envious glances at the swords from some of the boys.
After explaining how the Roman Empire fell (it basically got fat and lazy, for those of you who never went to history class), we toured to the land of saints and scholars that was Ireland of the time. And that Ireland (you'd never mix it up with today's brand, anyway) was the Ireland that was ruled by monks, and not just the praying sort either. These monks were good soldiers and it turned out they needed to be, because the big bad guys, Vikings, invaded their gold-rich monasteries. A classmate was duly dressed up, complete with chain mail and shield bearing his crest.
And after that, we went to medieval Britain the battle of roses and ascension of King Henry the Eighth to the throne. After that were the Normans, who were ancestors to of the Vikings (blood is thicker than water) decided under the persuasion of King Henry the Eighth to invade Ireland. Then the Battle of the Boyne was described in all its gory detail (I personally had to hold a pike, which the locals stuck the heads of enemies they had well beheaded and paraded them around for all to see.)
From this point onwards, the talk was all into weapons. First the longbow, then the crossbow, and, at the Battle of the Boyne, the introduction of the first guns, called muskets, for those of you that are interested. We preceded revolvers machine guns, submachine guns and plenty in between. They was lots of talk about magazines, cartridges and non-stop firing and the male half of the class could probably have rhymed off for you, but I still can't tell the difference between a musket and an AK-47.It was one of the most interesting talks I've ever been at and I have nothing but praise for it. It definitely comes highly recommended and I would do it all again without any hesitation.


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The Call of Men
What is the measure of a man?
Part of Reverend Col Stringer's message yesterday of how the world today is perpetuating a generation of the selfish. Seeing how we are surrounded by so many avenues of instant self-gratification, I'd have to agree. He also spoke of how the dissolution of family has contributed to this worrying trend, where young men are not men but boys adrift in a sea where their fathers have not anchored them.
What results is men not knowing how to be men.. but how could they know, when their own fathers have failed at their responsibilities to be leaders, mentors and examples? They are sons, paying for the sins of their fathers.
The message Rev Stringer shared has been something on my heart for a long time, even since the start of this year. It was such a joy to hear him speak of this. I sat there, in the auditorium, leaning forward in a manner no doubt inspired by the hunger within to hear and listen. I loved how he was real and such a straight-shooter.
It's true. More than we need to be taught, we need to be trained. It's not something we can just soak up overnight – it has to more than merely fill our heads and the underused grey machine residing within. It has to be exercised, put through the motions, it has to be something we speak of and do because this how we learn and becomes something instinctive.
So often in the news, we read of men beating their wives.. or pushing them on the path of an oncoming train.. or when we hear men travelling to Batam to pay for sex with children.. or of women in search of future coming to our shores and finding themselves tricked into prostitution. A hundred tales, a thousand tears, ten thousand sorrows. It's all there.
But this is not how the world should be.
Do you feel the same? Do we just shake our heads at the sadness of it all and not wonder what has been festering in their hearts to cause to act thus?
In his article, 'The Crisis of Manliness', Newell states something similar to what Rev Stringer shared in yesterday's message:
"One thing is sure: Given our current confusion over the meaning of manliness, we have nothing to lose by re-opening the issue. If academic feminism is correct that violence toward women stems from traditional patriarchal attitudes, our grandparents' lives must have been a hell of aggression and fear. Yet, if anything impresses us about our forebears, judging from their lives, letters and diaries, it is the refinement of their affections for one another — and of men's esteem for women in particular."
Newell's article is eloquently expressed and defines the roots of the problem of the lack of manliness or masculinity. Mohler in a Boundless article presents his opinion on this 'crisis' in 'A New Corruption of Masculinity' and offers his take on biblical masculinity in 'For Guys Only: The Marks of Manhood'. Rev Stringer yesterday also brought up the interesting notion of there traditionally being no notion of 'teenhood' – a boy was a man when he turned thirteen, evidenced in the Judaistic ritual of the bar mitzvah – while Alex and Brett Harris discuss this trend of unnaturally prolonged immaturity in 'Addicted to Adultescence'.
To me, one of the hallmarks of adulthood, or manhood in particular, is that you are called to accountability and responsibility. To love, honour and respect.
If you're thinking that it is a too tall order for us to carry out, then remember what Rev Stringer also said: the gift of God's grace means we are given maximum potential. (Was it Rev Stringer who once said that our potential in Jesus is 100%, in a sermon many years ago?) It simply means that whatever we thought impossible to do in our own self and by our own strength, is now possible by the grace of God.
It is the grace of God that will allow us to become the men he has called us to be (2 Peter 1:3-4). Not by our might or power, but by His grace alone.
Like what Rev Stringer shared about as well, I also believe that as men, we're called to honour and respect women (1 Timothy 5:2). For me, I grew up reading lots of fantasy books which was where I came across the notion of chivalry.. I'm reminded of Arterburn and Stoeker's book, 'Every Young Man's Battle', where I came across this quote:
"In a newsletter, author and speaker Dr. Gary Rosberg told of seeing a pair of hands that reminded him of the hands of his father, who had gone on to heaven. Gary continued to reminisce about what his father's hands meant to him. Then he shifted his thoughts to the hands of Jesus, noting this simple truth:
"They were hands that never touched a woman with dishonour."
I pondered Gary's words a little longer. Jesus' hands never touched a woman with dishonour, but Jesus said lusting with the eyes is the same as touching. Given that Jesus is sinless, I suddenly realized that Jesus not only never touched a woman with dishonour, He never even looked at a woman in dishonour."
That excerpt hit me to my very core and gave me food for thought. If I were a father, how would I want her to be treated by a young man courting her? If you are now pursuing the affections of a young lady, then do you realise that she is also the daughter of a father?
Earlier this year, I wrote about my thoughts of the film The Twilight Samurai, referring to Iguchi Seibei:
"Seibei, as we eventually come to learn, is a simple, unassuming man. His concerns centre completely around sustaining his family, even resorting to taking on odd-jobs like weaving insect cages (which was considered a woman's work and shameful for men to do) for extra income. He carries a bokuto (wooden sword) in the guise of a real katana, having sold the sword passed down from his father, in order to pay for his wife's funeral.
The implications of this are tremendous; a samurai's katana is not only his weapon – it is a symbol of his authority and status, the personifaction of his identity as a samurai. Without his sword, a samurai is nothing.
Seibei, however, does not appear to be perturbed by this, and confides to his closest friend Iinuma that he wishes to relinquish his samurai status, preferring to live as a farmer and watch his daughters grow up."
In my eventual post ('Treasure in the Man') which I shared about the journey Abba was taking me, I wrote:
"Man's opinion of us will always waver, but the way Abba sees us and all these 'small' acts is unchanging: heartbreakingly beautiful in Jesus Christ. This is why I can lift my head high and have a grin on my face even in the midst of these nondescript things I do, because I know my Father's heart for me.
Perhaps this is why I find such affinity in Seibei's character in The Twilight Samurai. I see the love he bears for his family, that he would give up his samurai status to preserve the life he shares with them. He sought not glory won with the sword, one of the driving forces of a samurai, but to love and care for his family.
I think that I want to be that kind of man to my wife and children. I choose not to dwell or seek after the worldly things such as money, a high-powered career, what to eat or wear; instead I want to love my wife and delight in my children just as Abba loves and delights in me. All other things will be added unto my life, just as He promised."
I thank Abba for the reminder and affirmation in the message shared by Rev Stringer. I know that this journey I am on is not coincidental, but without a doubt, every step planned by God. I read through those old entries again, and I find myself still wanting the same things that I wrote about ten months ago:
With all that said, I just want to be a man, an ordinary one who is content with the simple pleasures that life has to offer… an ordinary one in himself, but made extraordinary only by the grace of the living God. A man who walks by the Spirit, who realises the utter weakness of his flesh and yet knows with conviction the immeasurable extent of his Abba's ability to assume authority in all aspects of his life in the place of his own inability.
Ito, Seibei's daughter, says this of her father at the end of the film:
"In the new Meiji era, many men who had worked with my father rose to positions of great authority. I often heard them say, 'Twilight Seibei was an unlucky man'.
"But I do not agree.
"My father had no desire to rise in the world, and I don't think he considered himself unlucky. He loved his daughters and the beautiful Tomoe loved him.
"His life, I think, was short but full.
"I am proud to have had such a father."
By the grace of God, and knowing that I can never accomplish anything apart from Jesus, I find myself wanting to be that kind of father to my own children.


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My Mom has always told me that I've never done things "the way everyone else does". I tend to march to the beat of my own drum, however, when it came to childbirth I was perfectly fine with the experience being just like everyone else. I wanted to go into labor, have contractions for hours and hours, have a baby emerge from my nether regions, and then recover. Lynn and I had planned it, the doctor was on board with our plan and that was just the way it would be! Yes, that is how this is going to go. HA!
Prior to the main event I was doing my research and asked my sister to tell me her birth stories of when her boys were born. I wanted to have some examples of what I might be able to expect. The best advice I got was from my sister in law, "don't expect anything, be flexible, and just go with it." I remember telling my sister that I wasn't afraid of the pain or the labor. My biggest fear in the world was a Cesarean Section. I just didn't want that. The idea of it freaked me out and why anyone would actually want one was beyond me.
I went in for my 36 week appointment and everything looked great. Baby was positioned perfectly but she still needed to keep cooking for a while longer. A few days later I came down with a nasty fever. I have to say that being sick while pregnant is miserable. I only had a fever but man I was shocked I survived. I spent most of that week on the couch.
My 37 week appointment came. Fever had finally broken a few days earlier and I was back to just feeling huge and pregnant. My super awesome doctor came in and did his measurements, poked around my belly and decided that all was normal. Then he got out his handy tool and checked for the heartbeat. Every other appointment the doctor rarely had to search to find it but this time it couldn't be found. I saw my doctors face change from happy and relaxed to concern and confusion. He moved the wand all over my belly and finally after what seemed like an eternity found her heart beat up in my ribcage. She had flipped and was now breach. That wasn't all; the fluid levels in my uterus had dramatically dropped. Time started to move really slow and yet my mind was moving really fast. The doctor left the room to see if he could get us in for an ultrasound immediately. My husband started pacing and I tried to remain calm. I prayed, "Jesus, just so we're clear, I'm really okay if you don't use childbirth as one of those teaching experiences to grow my character. I would rather you wouldn't." But that's not how Jesus works and I knew that I would have to find a way to trust him.
The doctor came back in and informed us that the ultrasound department was busy so he took us to a back room and did an ultrasound on what I assume is one of the "old" machines. His suspicions were confirmed, I had 2 cm of fluid. At this point in my pregnancy I should have 15 cm of fluid. After hearing that I stopped listening to what the doctor was saying. He continued to talk "doctor talk" to my husband for several minutes while I laid there in an almost passed out state. After a few minutes, I broke my zone and asked the doctor point blank "do I need to have a C-section?" Which followed by my husband asking, "Doc, are we going to be parents today?" With a slightly disappointed look on his face he said "Yes, we need to get you in today or there could be further complications. I'm sorry these things just happen. I know it's not what we talked about."
At the time I didn't ask what he meant by "further complications" the thought of it made me very uneasy. The doctor left to get us scheduled at the hospital while Lynn and I stayed in the little room, prayed, and shed a few tears. We reassured each other that she was okay and we were going to be parents today! I tried very hard to focus on the excitement of the situation, but I was terrified.
The doctor came back and we were scheduled to become parents early that evening. As we were walking out of the doctor's office I looked at Lynn and said, "I better call my Mom.
I called my mom and got her voicemail, called dad, sister, brothers, and in laws. Called Mom again and it went to voicemail. Called my Grandmas, sent a text message to my friends, and then called Mom to once again get her voicemail. There's just something about having a baby that makes you want to talk to your mom and all I got was her voicemail. COME ON! She did finally call me back after my sister in law chased her down.
After the doctor's office we went back to work to let our employers know what was happening. My husband really needed to keep himself busy as the surgery wasn't scheduled for a few hours. I went home to "get ready", whatever that means. I think this mainly consisted of me wandering around my house not really doing anything. I needed a few minutes to myself to think and pray. The tears flowed and flowed. I sat in her room and touched her things. I'm not sure there's anything more terrifying than being a parent and the reality of that fact was hitting me hard in that instant.
I remember saying her name over and over while I cried and rubbed her little head up in my ribcage. And then I heard his whisper, "Joanna why do you want to name her Moriah?" My answer, "Because Moriah is the place that you chose to be your holy place." "That's right. I chose her. She is mine. I've got this." "Okay Lord, with you in charge, I can do this."
A few hours later we were in the hospital and I was more nervous than I had ever been in my life. I can't imagine what my face looked like at that moment when they handed me the hospital gown and showed me to my room. I was so terrified they couldn't get my IV in my arm. I was calm on the outside but on the inside the waves were rocking and the storm was moving in. My doctor came in and there was just something about having MY doctor there that calmed my nerves. I asked him if I would be able to watch the C-section and he said "SURE!" They walked me into the operating room and the less than glamorous process began. My doctor set up a mirror and I was able to watch my daughters little body emerge bum first out of my belly. It was still the most magical moment of my life even if it wasn't at all what I had planned.
Moriah means "The Lord is my Teacher" and I have a feeling the Lord is going to use this little girl to teach her Mama. Her birth was only the first of many lessons he will be teaching me. I learned that parenting is all about trusting the Lord. I can't control anything. I can't control how she was born and I won't be able to control her future. The power of a praying Mama is one of the most powerful forces in the universe. And I have to trust that He will always know what is best for my sweet little princess.


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Thursday, December 3rd 2013
Bally's Hotel & Casino | Atlantic City, New Jersey
Jay Lamau -vs- Tim Stone -vs- ???
Kicking off this supershow, we have a title on the line! Jay Lamau, the new hotshot of Boardwalk's Anarchy division looks to defend his title. Tim Stone will get a crack at bringing home the gold, but anybody and everybody is invited to take a stab at it! Can Lamau survive this one as guy everybody is hunting? Or will a new challenger manage to walk away with the strap around their waist?
Keegan Ryan -vs- Christiana Tiger
Christiana Tiger looks to continue on her brief Boardwalk career in style by already taking center stage at a supershow! She'll take on somebody in a similar position as her in Keegan Ryan. This is Keegan's Boardwalk Wrestling debut. He has a chance to make a lasting impression on the fans and the roster by scoring a victory in his first ever match. These two newcomers will certainly deliver a top notch match.
Ed Houston -vs- Cameron Sanders -vs- Nathaniel Lockhart
Ed Houston, Cameron Sanders, and Nathaniel Lockhart. Three men who have tasted some success in Boardwalk, but nowhere near what they would like to have or are capable of. On a night all about making the most of an opportunity, these three all have a shot to pull ahead of the other two and stand out. With title shots on the line all night, can one of these men put themselves in position to be close behind?
Bryan Williams -vs- Tony Savage
We've got a match of the night candidate here. Bryan Williams, one half of our tag team champions, has been impressive in singles action to say the least. He made the final four of the lethal lottery, and scored a huge victory over the Internet champion, CJ O'Donnell. And here comes another challenge for him. Tony Savage made a surprise return to Atlantic City recently, and took to the ring against O'Donnell as well. The former Atlantic City Champion will look to take care of the impressive Williams here and put his name back into title contention, but it will not be an easy feat.
Amber Ryan -vs- Julliet Brooks -vs- Amy Jo Smyth -vs- Claire Foxe -vs- Skyler Fall -vs- Psyche Devyne -vs- Baxter -vs- Sean Fuller -vs- Mike Zybala -vs- CJ O'Donnell
This is the match everybody in the audience will be on their feet for from bell to bell. Last year's event was mind-blowing, and this year's should manage to top it. An all-star cast makes up this field, and it has it all. Impressive young talent, former champions, current champions, Unstable members, and even Power Rangers! Every single one of these competitors has proven themselves inside a Boardwalk ring, but this match is a whole new beast to them. With five mystery briefcases on the line, the surprises won't end with the match itself. They won't even know what they've won, if they won, until the following week!
Matt Meyhu -vs- Danny B
Another big event, another Atlantic City Title match. 'The Ripper' Danny B shocked the world at Ring Royalty when he dethroned Cyrus Riddle and became Boardwalk's newest champion. Not to be outdone, 'The Marvel' Matt Meyhu turned heads as well at the event, winning the Lethal Lottery and being named 'King of Boardwalk.' Now, for the first time ever, these two square off one on one. Things got personal this last week when Danny planted a kiss on Amber Ryan, sending Meyhu into a frenzy. With the added drama, this one is for a whole lot more than just a title. Emotions will be running wild at Life's a Gamble, and at the end of the night, only one man will be able to call himself Atlantic City Champion… The Marvel or The Ripper.


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Confirmation of sorts
|Posted by Arcover on July 2, 2014 at 7:20 PM
Very recently I've been trying to accept my new role as "werelion". I suppose the term "chimera" or "mutt" still applies to what I am but when I think of it it's easier to call myself a werelion. I am a werelion.
Let me explain... I haven't really called myself a "werewolf" in years but it took me a while to understand why I would feel a wolf-ish connection. I am a pack creature. I do act like a bear sometimes. These things are true and my nature does match with the natures of those animals on a minute scale. But I am a lioness. I've always been one and I've known about my connection to felines for a while.
I am a lioness but there is something about wereism that makes me not normal like the usual lion shifter. I am a lion that looks a little different and acts a little different. I have a pack like nature that doesn't 100% coincide with the pride-nature lions have. It's like I have a sort of taint in me that alters me. Weres tend to be darker creatures than other animal people anyway. We prey on all types of energy including blood and life energies as well as meat. We have a bloodlust and a huge amount of energy at our disposal that makes us uniquely "were". We thrive and feed on energy from other creatures and sex and violence. These traits aren't exactly things that animals experience in the wild and that is what can makes us different from the usual animal shifter. We're just darker creatures deep down ( though many young weres take time to unlock that part of their nature).
I think my "taint" is what makes me different. It's just what I am. I am a were. So I am a lion but an altered lion. Just like The Wolfman is a wolf but an altered wolf. Watch the movies, he doesn't shift to look just like a wolf and he has a drive to do things that don't come natural to wolves in the wild. It's the human factor that does it I think, or maybe something older, I don't know. Whatever it is it just adds depth to the creature in question...
So there, I am a werelion. But when you think of me don't think of a normal lioness in the wild. I am a creature. A lion-beast. And even more interesting is that I'm a white-werelion that like snow. Just like the American Lions of prehistoric times. As if I couldn't be any more unusual... So there it is. Werelion. Good stuff.
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April is Autism Awareness Month. Steve and I took Janelle, a trained yellow lab from Guiding Eyes for the Blind into our home for six months. She travelled with us to visit family, encouraged us to go on long walks, came to work with me and shared her inspiration during many public appearances. On Monday, we dropped her off to be placed with a family who has a child with autism. Janelle will wear her special vest and provide safety and companionship to a young boy...at that same time giving hope and love to the entire family. It's hard to say goodbye to an amazing dog who has become part of our family. But I am proud she is going on to change lives. We've given our love, but the program also needs money for the expert trainers, program materials and caregiver support.
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DragondrumsBook - 1979
When his boy soprano voice begins to change, Piemur is drafted by Masterharper Robinton to help with political work and is sent on missions that lead him into unusual and sometimes dangerous adventures.
Publisher: New York : Atheneum, 1979.
Edition: 1st ed.
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Arriva London helps Momentum give families a golden day out
Around 65 children and parents supported by Momentum children's charity were treated to a very special trip to see the Christmas lights in London's Regent Street last Saturday.
Arriva London's gold Heritage Fleet bus, RM 6, transported the children, who have either battled cancer or are still undergoing treatment, to Leicester Square, where they visited a Christmas market, enjoyed a trip to M&M world and then went on to see the beautiful angel decorations and Christmas lights in Regent Street.
Each of the children received a goody bag from Momentum with a Christmas decoration, a balloon, a glow-stick, sweets and chocolates and a Christmas Santa hat amongst other treats.
The Christmas Golden Bus Trip has become an annual day out; We donate a driver and the use of RM 6 for the day, to transport the families on the trip.
Mum Tamsin Sharland, whose eight-year-old son Sam is currently fighting leukaemia, said: "It was so lovely to see the lights, a real treat, especially as Sam will have to have another course of chemotherapy over Christmas. We always love going on Momentum's trips."
Momentum Family Support Worker Rebecca Gilligan said: "The Golden Bus Trip was magical. It was such a lovely opportunity for the familiies to get together and get into the Christmas spirit. The lights in Regent Street were beautiful and of course the children loved the trip to M&M world. All in all it was a brilliant day out."
And she added: "As always, we are hugely grateful to Arriva London for lending us their golden bus and driver. It is with the kind support of such companies and individuals that we are able to give our brave children such wonderful trips and treats."
We at Arriva London are very proud to be able to assist the wonderful charities that do so much in the community and would like to thank Momentum for giving us the opportunity of being involved.
If you would like to know more about our Heritage Fleet, then please click here.
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Arriva London to commence operating route 259
The new contract, which starts this Saturday 25th March, will have over 60 drivers and 25 new environmentally friendly hybrid buses.
Arriva London runs the route 48 service from Walthamstow Central to London Bridge
Arriva London is proud and delighted to be operating the recently awarded route 48 TfL contract, running between Walthamstow Central and London Bridge.
All aboard the Arriva London bus to celebrate 2017 World Book Day
Local Haringey Rowland Hill pre-school pupils were again treated to a very special way to celebrate World Book Day last Thursday 2nd March.
Getting closer to London's transport heritage
Getting closer to London's transport heritage can be achieved in many ways. At Arriva London, we pride ourselves on supporting that heritage as corporate members of the London Transport Museum.
Arriva London starts running TfL bus route 48 service this Saturday
Arriva London is pleased to have been awarded the contract to operate TfL bus route 48 between Walthamstow Central and London Bridge.
Arriva London's Clapton garage helps introduce bus transport to Orchard School reception classes
At Arriva London, we take our role in the community very seriously, and are always seeking ways to help educate the community in how we can best serve them, and how complex operating buses can be.
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text: I have an idea on how to make games run faster on PC's, but this would probably have to be programmed into the OS. Think about the old 1 process operating systems like DOS. If nothing else was running, wouldn't your games run faster? Isn't the X-Box's internal architecture incredibly similar to a PC's? If so, then why can't PC's with the same specs run games as fast as an X-Box can? It's because of the Multi-Processing. All of the applications that are running take up RAM and processing power; and if Microsoft were to put in a single application mode - for gamers or something - there would be a huge speed increase, maybe even to console standards. Hell if Microsoft were to include a feature like this, I would actually BUY their OS. So what do you guys think? And feel free to say it wouldn't work - just say why.


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To the editor: (Friday, April 24, 2009)
I was amused by the headlines in the Friday edition of the Daily American. Everyone and their brother and sister has been trying to get all that land tied up and turned over to the Families of Flight 93 organization and the Park Service since Sept. 11. Well now what?
Many got what they wished for, and now it seems there is a $ 38,000 black hole in the Shanksville Stonycreek school budget. Let's not forget the Stonycreek Township budget; they too will need to fill a black hole of their own.
The U.S. Department of Interior is not coming through with any money, only excuses, and I would not hold my breath for the $500,000 from the Beltway Boys in D.C. (much more pressing pork for those guys to fund than the folks here in Somerset County). I'll bet the Families of Flight 93 organization won't step up to fill the black hole either. So guess what Shanksville Stonycreek School district tax payers, you're on the big hook and you and you alone will make-up the shortfall.


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08 Oct Are You Lying to Your Psychiatrist About Your Misuse of Drugs?
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A lot of people don't understand how addictive a benzodiazepine or other anti-anxiety drug can be. It is not uncommon for treatment centers to hear about someone taking too much benzodiazepines and then ending up at rehab. It is often not all prescribed by their psychiatrist. Often, it is prescribed by multiple doctors without them being aware that someone else has prescribed this medication for them already.
On top of using multiple doctors, some people today are buying these types of drugs on the streets from dealers. You can actually overdose on psychiatric medication or suffer severe withdrawal symptoms from them.
In order to combat this, it is important to be upfront and honest with your psychiatrist. Let them know about your addiction and that you cannot stop taking them. As they say, "Honesty if always the best policy."
You may have gotten yourself into a situation in which you need to taper off the drugs slowly under the care of your psychiatrist. Since drugs are so easy for people to buy in the streets today, it is not uncommon to hear of people taking multiple dosages instead of one.
By being honest with your doctor, you are actually saving your life. If you continue to be dishonest, you will eventually feel that your life is spinning out of control. Some highly addictive drugs can also be: Ritalin, Adderall and Concerta. If not taken correctly, these drugs can cause problems such as: heart problems, stunted growth, drug dependence, suicide, violence, depression, mania, psychosis, hallucinations and death.


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Disruptive Innovation is a good thing because it usually brings context-creating change to the organisation. Context-creating change is associated with thinking and building, and these are central routes to vitality. Striving for innovation and delivering value to the customer are therefore capacities of a genuinely vital organisation.
Daniel Kahneman describes in his book "Thinking fast and slow" two essential states that influence the place where we are thinking and acting from: In the state of the so called "Cognitive stain", we try to avoid pain and threats, and therefore we are able to work with great focus and make fewer mistakes. But in this mode we can mostly only use what we already know, and reproduce problem-solving actions that we are already used to.
If we want to access ultimate creativity, we need us and our people to be in the state of "Cognitive ease" and think in a mode where we actually enjoy what we do and our brain is capable of enormous creativity. "Cognitive ease" is associated with good feeling
A good and inspiring "groove" in the organisation helps and this positive feeling will make people be more receptive to their intuitive thinking.
Vital Leadership strives to provide the maximum potential by avoiding the trap and the temptation to put the people into a 'strain' mode that would leverage their focus, but at the same time would not allow for real innovation and co-creation. Most of the big change programmes only work with a case for change that is based on arguments like 'survival', 'dissatisfaction' and 'cost reduction', and these programmes do not really take account of the impact that this might have on the capacity to innovate and the performance of the organisation.
One should never underestimate the value of a good organisation culture.
Modern leadership should strive to establish a constant learning process in the organisation to avoid context-adapting changes. We could view major context-adapting change in most cases as a failure to learn, which means a failure to adapt. With a vital attitude and vitalising moves we can make the organisation not only more capable of innovation, but also a better place.
We are not saying that major change programmes can be avoided at all times. Sometimes changes in the context require these programmes. We are saying that we should stop this "every year a new change programme" pattern, and that we should start exercising a better way of leading our people, our organisations and society.


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Stop name-calling and offer a plan
Why are U.S. voters so stupid and nave? Both parties spend millions of dollars spouting lies about their opponents, and the American voter eats it up. Mitt Romney caused a woman to die from cancer? It's on TV, so it must be true. Barack Obama wants to eliminate the work element of welfare? Yup, that must also be true because I saw it on TV.
Tax returns, birth certificates, college transcripts, things said or done 40 years ago ... who cares? Talk about the issues and present actual plans for getting this country back on track or get out of the way, because we can't put up with this garbage any longer.
If Obama cannot run on his record, why allow him to simply attempt to destroy his opponent in order to win? If he can't offer solutions and show results after four years and can only besmirch the name of his opponent or the past president, then he should be voted out of office.
If Romney cannot offer actual ideas and solutions to our economic problems, rather than point the finger at Obama for being a failure, then he should not represent the Republican Party.
We've also had a do-nothing Congress for years, and the American voter just keeps electing the same people over and over again. This makes absolutely no sense. There are bad politicians on both sides of the aisle, people need to set aside their party affiliations and start doing what's best for the country, not what's best for their party.
The American voter needs to wake up and stop accepting this fourth-grade name calling as "campaigning" before it's too late. Make these politicians step up to the table, discuss the issues and offer viable solutions or let's find some new candidates.
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Hello Peter1973. Lack of libido is one of the common side effects to taking Zoloft. Whats often done is the dose is adjusted and that helps to rectify the problem. If that does not help, either the person puts up with the problem, or another drug is taken to replace the Sertraline. Regards pledge
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