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Sunday, 30 December 2012
Surprise Us!
Well I hope you all had a good Christmas and if you were good, got lots of lovely new stash! I must have been very good this year - lots of new stash, which I've been dying to try out, but haven't had much crafting time.
The theme this fortnight at Fashionable Stamping is 'Susrprise Us' and my surprise was that I had a couple of hours on Friday night to make my DT card, but unfortunately, it has rained since (for a change) and I've really struggled to take a decent picture.
I've used new Katzelkraft stamps, so a good excuse to go all girly and pink!
The lady is stamped in Onyx Black Versamark, coloured with Tattered Rose Distress Marker, and the background is DI's. The frame , which was cut with a Nesti, was coloured with Victorian Velvet and then heat embossed with Silver Pearl EP.
The background is a mixture of Katzelcraft and Inkylicious stamps, which were stamped with a Memento black inkpad for a slightly faded look.
My fabulous teamies were a bit more organised than me and will really surprise you with their creations, so please pop over here to be 'surprised'!!!
And don't forget - we are sponsored by Marina of Cottage Crafts who will be offering the winner a €7 gift cert to spend in the online store.
Before I go, I would like to wish you all a Very Happy New Year, and hoping that 2013 will be a lot sunnier so we can all take good photographs!!!
I am going to enter this in:
In the Pink - Pink & Pearlie
Totally Gorjuss - New
Stampin for the Weekend - Anything Goes
Simon Says Stamp - Anything Goes
Thats it for me until next year, thanks for - looking, your very much appreciated comments and your continued support and friendship.
Avril xx
26 comments:
- Lisa Jane said...
ooh tres chic.. fab image .. and this weather is shocking for taking decent photo's i am having the same trouble!
Lisa x
- 30 December 2012 at 09:24
- Dots Dabbles said...
Hi Avril...oh I love the black and pink combination, it fits me sooo beautifully! The frame around the image looks so lush, I love it! This is so vintagey and gorgeous in every way!
Happy New Year Avril
Dot x
- 30 December 2012 at 09:29
- Brenda Brown said...
This is a gorgeous card Avril. I love the image and papers you have used and put together perfectly.
Wishing you and your family a happy, healthy and peaceful New Year and may 2013 bring everything that you would want it to.
hugs {brenda} x0x
- 30 December 2012 at 09:58
- butterfly said...
Fabulous to see the new stamps getting taken out for a ride... the background is gorgeous! And I love the chic pinks to frame that amazing central image - great card! Happy New Year, Avril!
Alison x
- 30 December 2012 at 12:33
- TAM said...
Another stunning creation Avril - thanks for all the inspiration you've given over the last 12 months
Happy New Year.
- 30 December 2012 at 12:57
- Pia S said...
Love the vintage feel of this feminine card! You've given the frame such a nice metallic look - a great detail of this design!
- 30 December 2012 at 13:07
- Silvia(Barnie) said...
A wonderful card in great colors, it's a beautiful image.
- 30 December 2012 at 13:25
- Claire said...
Hi Avril, ooooh I love your new stamps! Gorgeous card, beautiful colours and such pretty details too.Wishing you a very happy, healthy and crafty New Year
Claire xx
- 30 December 2012 at 13:51
As always, an elegant creation and beautiful colours.
I can relate, I have been unable to photograph anything - today was the first and not looked at the results yet but certainly not holding my breath! It's far from ideal, isn't it?!!!
Wishing you and yours a happy and healthy 2013.
Lynne x
- 30 December 2012 at 14:02
- Claire said...
Lovely card Avril, super image and love the colours. Hugs, Claire x
- 30 December 2012 at 14:12
- Esther said...
Well you'd never know you weren't organised with this creation Avril it's gorgeous..the embossed frame looks stunning and the colours are lovely..Wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year...Esther xx
- 30 December 2012 at 14:13
- Esther said...
Well you'd never know you weren't organised with this creation Avril it's gorgeous..the embossed frame looks stunning and the colours are lovely..Wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year...Esther xx
- 30 December 2012 at 14:13
- Joan said...
Lovely card Avril, very pretty colour combination and I love your lady stamp, very chic !
Happy New Year
- 30 December 2012 at 15:00
- Christine L said...
Tres élégant Avril... such a perfect layout and you've used fabulous shading with that stunning image!
Thanks for joining in again at In The Pink... would love to see you here again soon!
Christine x
- 30 December 2012 at 15:10
- Yvonne Garner said...
A classy, elegant card, indeed! Perfectly executed colorations. Wishing you a very Happy New Year!
- 30 December 2012 at 15:31
- Meggymay said...
Wonderful colours. Its a gorgeous girlie card Avril.
Very best wishes to you and your family for the coming Year.
Yvonne x.
- 30 December 2012 at 15:33
- Asia King (aka Joanna K) said...
Oh la la, very elegant creation, my Dear! Beautiful colour palette and so delicately executed. I love it! Best wishes for the happy and excitingly creative New Year to you and yours!
Joanna xx
- 30 December 2012 at 16:04
- Doreen said...
This is just gorgeous Avril,such a lovely image and colours. All the very best for the New Year.xxx
- 30 December 2012 at 17:34
- Violets Corner said...
Very elegant Avril, fabulous image and beautiful colours, love the frame around the image.
Happy New Year!!! I do agree, let's hope for a few more sunny days!
Warm hugs
- 30 December 2012 at 18:08
Beautiful, feminine card Avril! Love the image.
Happy New Year to you too and hope you get time to play with your new stash soon!
- 30 December 2012 at 20:19
- sandee said...
Very pretty colors, lovely image. Lucky you having all that new stash to play with! Happy New Year, waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
- 30 December 2012 at 21:43
- SYLVIA-ANNE said...
Classy, elegant and chic - love this card Avril! The background stamping is fabulous and the embossing on the frame gives a wonderful metallic look.
Thank you for joining us again at ITP - hope we will see you next year too!
Have a very Happy 2013 - hugs, Sylvia xx
- 30 December 2012 at 23:37
- xxxtglxxx said...
Gosh this is a beautiful and elegant card Avril! :)
Love the frame, it looks fabulous with that image!
Glad you had a good christmas and got lots of lovely new stuff to play with! :)
Wishing you a wonderful new year,
- 31 December 2012 at 00:57
- Ellie Knol said...
Lovely project Avril!!
Happy New Year to you and your family!
xx Ellie xxx
- 31 December 2012 at 12:32
- Susan Flynn said...
A beautifully elegant card Avril. Love the stamped background too! Hope you have a Happy New Year xx
- 31 December 2012 at 17:01
- Terry said...
Love a lady in a classy hat! Beautiful use of colors and design! Love this! Wishing you a wonderful 2013! Hugs!
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One Thousand Suns, 2016 Number 2
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If you've been with us this year, celebrating our fiftieth anniversary, you'll know that, together with Bloodaxe Books, we published an anthology of poems called Centres of Cataclysm and we held launches and study days in Oxford and Cambridge. We made new friends, published new poets and translators, recorded podcasts of poems from around the world, published blogs, education packs, translation workshops, articles, posts.
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It has been a shock for some of us to look round and see with such sudden sharpness that personal articles of faith (a belief in internationalism, in hospitality, in the importance of other cultural expressions and ways of being and in the common humanity that underpins them) are actually inimical to others. Now we, too, are eaten away by bitter impotence and the sense of some irrevocable change in the state of the world. 2016 is a bereavement of a year.
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Saturday, 6 June 2009
Plutonium Shores Mix Tape Vol. 1 - Horror Soundtracks
This compilation I put together last year is mostly well known classics and one or two personal favourites that I snuck on (like Manhunter and two selections from The Burning), plus a snippet of dialogue from Halloween. I hope everyone downloads a copy and has a listen...I specifically made it CD lenght so it can be copies onto a CD-R, so a lot of good stuff didn't make the final cut, so a second volume is promised....
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01 The Burning - Campfire Story - Composed by Rick Wakeman
02 Deep Red - Main Titles - Composed By Goblin
03 Phantasm - Main Titles - Composed By Fred Myrow and Malcom Seagrave
04 Manhunter - Coelocanth - Composed by Coelocanth
05 Nosferatu - On the Way - Composed by Popol Vuh
06 Halloween - Dialogue by Donald Pleasance
07 A Nightmare on Elm Street - Main Titles - Composed by Charles Bernstein
08 Hellraiser - Resurrection - Composed by Christopher Young
09 The Beyond - Main Titles - Composed by Fabio Frizzi
10 The Shining - Main Titles - Composed by Wendy Carlos
11 Cannibal Holocaust - Main Titles - Riz Ortolani
12 The Burning - End Titles - Composed by Rick Wakeman
13 Suspiria - Main Titles - Composed by Goblin
14 The Thing - Humanity Part 1 - Composed by Ennio Morricone
15 Night of the Living Dead - End Titles - library music
16 Theme from 2000 Maniacs - Composed by HG Lewis
17 Videodrome - 801 A/B - Composed by Howard Shore
18 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - End Titles - Composed by Tobe Hooper and Wayne Bell
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I am downloading this now - I am after the N.O.E.S. and the MANHUNTER tracks...ReplyDelete
This is a horrorphiles wet-dream compilation!
What a treat! I have downloaded - and it will be music to blog by - thanks, Wes!ReplyDelete
Thanks ! There's nothing too rarified here but some good tunes !ReplyDelete
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
Crop CirclesPosted by Ajarn Spencer Littlewood at 4:24 PM
Crop Circles
Spirit Guides, Aliens or Hoax?
The Crop Circle Phenomenon
The Phenomenon of Crop circles has stirred interest all over the world since a staggering increase in the number of circle appearing has occurred.Crop circles tend to be constructed under cover of nightfall, leaving many people baffled as to what the cause is and who the makers are
Makers of Crop Circles
The Makers of the crop circles is a complete mystery, with a series of varying theories being presented, both sceptical, scientific and magickal
The Crabwood Cropcircle
The Crabwood Cropcircle is maybe the most baffling and also famous of all cropcircles.It contains a message in Binary code.
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The message was deciphered to read the following message;
"Beware the bearers of FALSE gifts & their BROKEN PROMISES. Much PAIN but still time. (Damaged Word). There is GOOD out there.We OPpose DECEPTION.
Conduit CLOSING (BELL SOUND).
The following article was published on YOWUSA.COM in tells about a program available to ca;lculate binary messages in english and translate them into binary code for making crop circles
September 2004
Maurice Osborn's 2004 Contact Attempt
A soft-spoken software developer, Maurice Osborn has created a software program to design digital messages based on the protocol suggested by the 2002 Crabwood formation using the Sagan Continuation Project contact message. He then used that message plus a secret verifier to construct a man-made crop circle in England, this last August. His effort represents a significant milestone in the history of crop circle research, because no institution or government funds his efforts. The message he sent to the stars last August with the help of many volunteers in both England and America, is every bit as sophisticated as the 1974 message, astronomer Carl Sagan beamed into space using the powerful (and expensive) Arecibo telescope.
Link Reference:-Yowusa.com
Varied forms - messages?
Crop Circles appear in various manifestations.
The massive number of different shapes and level of complexity of these crop circles is amazing.are they messagesM perhaps astrological or astronomical indicationsM explanations of nature and the Universe? Ancient Gods or Alien Intelligences?.Or is it a worldly phenomenon or perhaps secret Government operations?
.Does the Mayan Prophecy of the cataclysm of 2012 and the imminent threat of Planet X (Nibiru) and the alleged underground alien bases and U.S. secret construction projects under the surface of the Earth have any connection?
3 comments:
- Anonymous said...
People make crop circles.
I know people who make crop circles...lots of them. Just for fun. They are busy planning the designs for this summer.
People can be and have been arrested for making crop circles so they try not to make a big song and dance about it.
Have a peek at this...
- April 14, 2010 at 6:28 AM
- Anonymous said...
I would love to know what you make of this 400 meter long Goddess that is being created in Northumberland. They have started work on it already and I think there is something fishy going on. Not knowing much about magic I am spending hours trying to find out what is or could be going on with it. So far I have come up with it being a poppet. Which sounds like something quite cute.
I don't know who 'The Bank Group' are that have invested something like two and a half million pounds but I think they are lying when they say it is to attract tourists. I don't like the sound of it and it is bugging me. Like prince charles as giant bronze angel/lucipher in the amazon has bugged me.
If you like you can email me about this at email@example.com - I'm not a witch, mason, templar or a croppy. Or an alien. Just your average girl from wacky old planet earth.
- April 14, 2010 at 6:45 AM
- Horus said...
Some crp circles are made by Humans. But some (and this is even confirmed by many Physicists and other scientists),appear to be created by spheres of energy.
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In recent years, many new modern and superior frangipani hybrids have been created.
The world's best frangipani hybrids and rare species now come in a wide range of plant /tree sizes and shapes (not just flower size, colour and perfume) making the modern frangipani hybrids ideal for all landscape design applications.
In SE Asia and USA one can now be thrilled by beautiful landscaped gardens utilising only frangipani plants.
Plant range from low spreading dwarf evergreen ground cover frangipanis to compact dwarf shrubs, upright pine tree shaped growing frangipanis, all the way to fully sized big growing trees.
This section of our website is designed to help landscaper designers and gardeners understand the wide range of frangipani plant types now available for all applications within a well structured landscape and designed garden.
POA vary according to plant sizes and varieties. Advanced potted plants can be delivered anywhere in Australia except WA and Tasmania. Please contact us via email.
Due to modern breeding and the collection of a greater selection of Plumeria species, frangipani plants can now be classified as follows:
Deciduous frangipanis are the most well known as most of the coloured frangipani flower tree are deciduous. Deciduous frangipani trees shed their leaves during winter allowing warm winter sun to shine through. In spring they start flowering, providing semi shade and flowers, then throughout summer they provide dense shade, flowers and perfume.
Deciduous frangipani are ideal for planting in all areas where winter sun and summer shade are required.
Evergreen Frangipanis
Evergreen frangipanis offer year round foliage in warm climate areas. Some evergreen types are very cold tolerant and will stay evergreen even in cool climates.
Most of the evergreen frangipanis have exceptionally beautiful foliage which is a fabulous ornamental feature even when not in flower.
Variegated Frangipanis
There are now evergreen and deciduous frangipanis available which have beautifully variegated foliage.
Low spreading dwarf frangipanis
Small shrub, 1 - 1.5 m high x 2 -3 m wide. Low spreading dwarf frangipanis are rare but 2 evergreen species, Plumeria stenophylla fm "nana" and Plumeria stenopetala are both exceptional low growing ground cover prostate hedge plants with exceptional foliage and perfume.
Compact dwarf frangipanis
Small shrub 1 -1.5m x 1 -1.5m compact types, generally have naturally round shapes e.g. same height and width. Natural standards. Exceptional landscaping feature plants requiring now pruning/shaping. Available in evergreen and deciduous forms.
Compact semi dwarf frangipanis
Medium sized shrub 2m high x 2 -2.5 m wide. Semi dwarfs grow bigger than dwarfs up to 2 m high. Compact semi dwarfs are exceptional landscaping plants. Available in deciduous and evergreen forms.
The deciduous types generally have the most outstanding WOW factor flowers.
Upright growing semi dwarf frangipanis
Tall, narrow shrub 2.5 -3m high x 1.5 -2m wide.
A unique and valuable group of frangipanis which grow like pine trees being tall and narrow. Ideal for creating living screens, fences, ect.
All of the frangipanis in this group are evergreen.
Semi dwarf frangipanis
Small to medium sized tree. 3m high x 3.5 - 4m wide.
Semi dwarf trees are bigger than compact semi dwarf types. Exceptional larger frangipani trees for urban yards and street scapes, large planter boxes etc.
Available in evergreen and deciduous types.
Full sized frangipanis
Large trees 4.5 - 6 m high x 7 -9 m wide.
Big trees for open spaces and urban gardens). The biggest growing frangipani trees are usually the fastest growing. Most of the deciduous frangipanis with coloured flowered belong to this group.
Frangipani trees respond very well to pruning, therefore these types can still be planted in urban gardens, street scapes and even large tubs.
Pruning after flowering induces heavy branching and therefore results in a more dense crown, compact growth and much heavier flowering the following season.
Frangipani trees are semi softwood plants with soft, relatively small root systems which are generally not problematic to concrete, paving, pools, ponds, drains or large pots.
Frangipanis have long been a favourite plant of gardeners in all regions of the world due to their exquisitely perfumed and colored flowers, form and drought and salt tolerance.
The main drawbacks preventing them from being one of the biggest major nursery plants worldwide are as follows: Mostly deciduous cultivars, cold climate intolerance, large tree size, prone to rust diseases.
Recent breakthroughs in selective breeding has overcome all of these drawbacks. Cold tolerant, rust resistant, fast growing evergreen frangipanis in a range of plant sizes and flower colors are now available for the first time in horticultural history.
These new evergreen frangipani hybrids have been bred from a wide range of wild Plumeria species and therefore come in with many different leaf shapes and plant sizes ranging from dwarfs (1m ) semi dwarfs (1.5m -2m) intermediate small trees (2 .5 -3m) up to the typically large frangipani trees(4m -8m ).
These new evergreen cultivars are destined to become amongst the most popular ornamental plants in the world.
Until recently the most popular evergreen frangipani in the world has been the Singapore obtusa which is not at all cold tolerant, has white flowers, is prone to rust and grows into a large tree.
However, there are now many dwarf and semi dwarf Singapore obtus hybrids in an extensive range of flower colors. All are prone to rust.
Non are evergreen outside of the hot coastal tropics. In the subtropics P.obtusa and its hybrids are all semi deciduous during winter, although in sheltered hot sunny positions they may remain fully evergreen during winter, particularly the semi dwarf hybrids which are more vigorous than the dwarf hybrids.
For an identical but semi dwarf singapore obtusa which is extremely cold, frost hardy and completely rust free we highly reccommend Plumeria bahamiensis.
Very few of the wild frangipani (Plumeria sp) species have been popularized in ornamental horticulture despite having many admirable qualities. These wild species have been rare in horticulture.
We have observed three different degrees of rust immunity in the various rust immune frangipanis: rust resistant, highly rust resistant and rust free
Rust resistant - means that these frangipanis are mostly rust free and rust while usually present in the rust season is minor unless the plant becomes stressed such as in cold wet conditions.
Highly Rust resistant - means that the plants is always almost completely rust free and not at all noticeable unless you closely look for it. A very high degree of rust immunity.
Rust free - means that these plants are completely immune to rust spores and infection with no rust spores to be found on leaves even when searching closely for any signs of rust spore.
Australian nurseryman, Steven Prowse, owner of world renowned frangipani nursery, Sacred Garden Frangipanis, and a world leading breeder of evergreen frangipanis, has collected the worlds best evergreen frangipani cultivars and rare wild Plumeria species for his breeding stock genepool.
Breeding colors into the wild evergreen Plumeria species has been the most important work as all of the wild evergreen Plumeria species have white flowers.
Singapore obtusa is the most common evergreen frangipani. It has beautiful dark green glossy foliage and big white flowers of exceptional perfume. As an evergreen it is only suited to tropical regions as it is not cold tolerant. It is prone to rust disease and sooty mould.
It grows into a very large tree. There are a few rare coloured flower types of Singapore obtusa eg: Mele Pa Bowman (Yellow flowers) Singapore obtusa pink (pink flowers) and a red flowered form which is extremely rare. These three cultivars grow into large trees similar to the typical Singapore obtusa.
There are also several dwarf and semi dwarf Singapore obtusa hybrids in a range of flower colors which are ideal for pots, small spaces, rockeries etc. These cultivars are very beautiful.
Like Singapore obtusa, they are not evergreen during winter in cool climates and are prone to rust disease.
The Species: Plumeria caracasana is a beautiful evergreen frangipani with the most ideal qualities for the landscaping and streetscaping industry in tropical, subtropical, mediterranean climates worldwide.
This species is very cold tolerant, its long graceful and unusual spoon shaped evergreen foliage is completely rust disease free/resistant.
Plumeria caracasana is a medium sized tree with more of an upright and less of a wide spreading shape than other frangipanis. This species has a natural tendency for a long straight trunk with no lower branches - the ideal shape and size for streetscapes and commercial landscapes.
It is a very fast growing tree. The bark is clean and smooth. It is far more cold tolerant and disease resistant than Singapore obtusa, staying evergreen in cooler areas where Singapore obtusa will not.
The pretty medium to large sized star shaped flowers are held in massive bunches with weak to no perfume.
The Hybrids: Because of these ideal qualities P.caracasana has been used in very recent times to breed what are now undoubtably the world's best evergreen frangipanis.
These new hybrids have all the best qualities of Plumeria caracasana, as for example rust resistance, cold tolerance, longer flowering season, fast growing, ideal shape and size and long graceful evergreen foliage etc.
They are far superior to the species due to their huge flowers, much stronger perfume which now come in a range of colors.
This is the most important breakthrough ever in evergreen frangipani breeding for the Landscape and Nursery industries.
The Plumeria caracasana hybrids are the best coloured evergreen frangipani cultivars in the world today.
A very recent and important breeding breakthrough has been the crossing of Plumeria pudica and Plumeria obtusa. These new frangipani types have been developed by Steven Prowse of Sacred Garden Frangipanis. He has named them "Puditusa". There are now several Puditusa cultivars.
Best puditusa hybrids:
There are now rare coloured flower forms of evergreen Plumeria pudica and Plumeria tuberculata which are rust resistant, cold tolerant, dwarf and semi dwarf frangipanis with exceptional perfume and foliage.
* Please refer to the Evergreen section of our website for photos and descriptions.
Not all evergreen frangipani varieties stay evergreen during winter in the subtropics or cooler regions. The Singapore obtusa & the Dwarf obtusa hybrids and San Germain will drop their foliage in subtropical winters.
After 4 years of growing evergreens outdoors in unprotected regularly frost prone areas we have observed that the following frangipani are highly cold tolerant/frost resistant still keeping their foliage during frequent zero degree temperatures:
The Plumeria rubra cultivar "Penang Peach" is an old but relatively rare frangipani in Australia.
cv. Penang Peach is notable for its very compact growth habit and large flowers. This cultivar never exceeds a fully grown height of 2m tall x 3m wide. The leaves are broad and have a distinctive almost rounded shape.
Clever frangipani breeders recognised Penang Peach's great breeding potential because so often the taller growing frangipani trees can really only be fully appreciated from a distance, ladder or roof top once they obtain mature size because the flowers end up being well above the eye height of humans.
These days backyards are much smaller and room for big trees generally less available. While all frangipanis can be grown in pots most will require regular pruning.
cv. Penang Peach with their low compact growth means that the abundant flowers can be enjoyed at eye and nose level and grown to maturity without the need to keep cutting back.
With this in mind a few highly regarded frangipani breeders have been working with cv Penang Peach to produce an exquisite range of new compact hybrids generally referred to as the Compact frangipanis or Compact types.
While there are a few very notable new compact types such as cv. Brittney e.g. which are not Penang Peach hybrids, most of the new compact types are bred from Penang Peach and they are stunning!
The most notable breeder who has produced most of today's world class compacts is Jack Ingwersen, an American breeder living and breeding in northern Thailand. All of his best "compacts" are Penang Peach hybrids.
The "compacts" will become the most popular of the deciduous frangipanis and I envisage them being extremely popular amongst all gardeners and landscapers in the near future, not just frangipani lovers.
Following is a list of some of the worlds best "compacts" all of which are Penang Peach hybrids with large to huge flowers or flower heads.
Most of the Penang Peach hybrids flowers are very distinctive in shape with very rounded petals with very little space in between the petals and an unusually large /wide and deep throat. They are perfect, the epitome of very well bred frangipanis:
Please refer to dwarf section and evergreen section of our website for more info.
Please Note - For cooler climates where completely rust free and truly evergreen frangipanis are essential the following three frangipanis are very cold hardy and completely rust free evergreens:
With love,
Steven Prowse
Sacred Garden Frangipanis
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"The majestic Mission Range is Tribal wilderness, where non-Indians need a permit to recreate.."
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At present, the Flathead Indian Reservation is occupied by Native Americans of the Salish, Kootenay and Pend d'Oreille tribes as well as by white Americans of all cultures. Our history is reflected in the history of the St.Ignatius Mission,founded in 1854 by Jesuit Missionaries, named after their founder St.Ignatius Loyola. It was the home of the 1st industrial arts school in the Northwest, 1st Catholic Sisters and school in Montana, 1st hostpital, saw mill, flour mill, printing press, carpenter and blacksmith shop in the Mission Valley.
Today, there remains only the Mission Church, built in 1891 and now a National Historic Site, 2 small cabins, the original home of the Jesuit Fathers and Providence Sisters. Though the physical remains may be few, there is a lasting heritage, which has continued and will continue through the years. You may attend Mass in Salish as well as English on every 4th Sunday. The mixture of Christian Faith and Indian tradition is reflected in the 58 original murals by Brother Joseph Carignano (Jesuit cook with no formal training), and among others the uniquely Indian Good Friday Ceremony. In earlier days,these most beautiful murals were a visual aid helping the Indians understand the Christian Religion.
The Mission is a National Landmark because it was the 1st place of worship in this area.
Today's congregation is an equal mix of Indians and non-Indians. There is one county government with limited influence over Indian affairs as tribal police overlooks Indian matters. Water rights are at times a matter of conflict between farmers, who all depend on the tightly controlled flood irrigation system. The majestic Mission Range is Tribal wilderness, where non-Indians need a permit to recreate. In summertime, you will find numerous Indian tent sites for the whole season, enjoying the wealth of fish, clean air and water.
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Chapter 1
The Ride of Defeat
He didn't know how he ended up in this situation. No, that wasn't completely true. He had an idea how he had gotten here. He shook his head as the memory threatened to take over. He wasn't going to relive that memory, that horrifying nightmare. It made him shiver thinking of it. Damn it. It made him feel weak, and he wasn't weak. He wouldn't allow himself to be weak.
"Are you sure, Captain Kirk?" The man eyed the blond in front of him. If he had to judge, Jim was a man defeated. There was no fight left in his eyes. "It's a big decision. You don't want to rush into it." In his opinion, Kirk had given up.
Jim stared the Admiral down with one thought in mind. He had placed a lot of thought into this decision, and the Admiral had no idea how much it was killing him, but he had no other alternative. He shook off his anger, before speaking, "With all due respect, Admiral Barnett, I have thought about this."
"I do not believe you have," Barnett said, turning to the monitor where the documents for Kirk's resignation were waiting for completion. If you did, you wouldn't have chosen this. You've accomplished what many of us only dream of. You and the Enterprise have saved a great number of lives. You, the youngest Captain in Federation history, are the golden boy of Starfleet. Why would you throw it all away?" He started to type without waiting for an answer.
"I'm not throwing it away." Being James T. Kirk, he wanted to lash out and strike the man, sitting in front of him; however, that would only cause trouble. It wouldn't serve his purpose.
"I know some, who suffer through your situation, don't recover, and often..." The Admiral shook his head, not wanting to finish his thought. He didn't want that to happen to Captain Kirk, who had so much left to accomplish. "Don't throw your life-"
"Don't tell me how to live my life. I have made my decision."
Admiral Barnett met Jim's glare. "Understood." There was no use in fighting with a man, who had given up. The only person he would listen to was himself. Maybe after a couple months, he would come running back to Starfleet. "I will accept your resignation from Starfleet, but Admiral Pike must sign off on it." He gave him one long look before turning away.
The alcohol felt like frozen knifes, running down his throat, but it took the edge off. It was a comfort to his aching heart. It made life seem almost livable, which of course he knew wasn't. He had nothing to live for. He had given up the one thing that gave him meaning, and now, he was a man without purpose. He had no idea what he was going to do next, besides having another drink. Alcohol was the only real thing in life. It was the only thing he could count on. It was going to be there the next day.
Jim ordered a lime green shot and downed it. It tickled his buzzed senses as it passed through his body. He didn't care that his senses were disappearing, or that he was making a fool of himself. He just didn't care anymore. The only thing that he cared about was his pain, his rocketing pain. It needed to end, and the only thing, that assuages it, was alcohol. It had loosened the pain's hold on his heart. He ordered another drink and raised it to his warm lips. The clear liquid gave him a sense of security.
"Jim, put the drink down," a voice ordered.
Said man finished it. Soon after, Jim ordered another drink and brought it to his lips, but before he could drink the delicious liquid, the bottle disappeared from his hand. "Hey! What's your problem?" he asked, jumping to his feet. The alcohol had started to affect him. Everything was spinning, but he was able to pinpoint his drink.
"Jim," the man muttered, throwing the drink away. He placed a hand on the intoxicated man's shoulders. "Let's go, you had enough." Jim broke from his grip.
Kirk made his way back to the bar and ordered yet another drink, but the strange man, who looked familiar, took it from Jim. "Hey!" Jim protested. The anger that was boiling through his blood was directed at this man, who kept interrupting him. He needed his drink, damn it. He hadn't gotten to that point, the point where everything disappeared and were simply forgotten. He needed to forget who he was. He didn't want to be James T. Kirk anymore. He hollered for the bartender.
Confusion was present on Tom, the bartender's face, when he arrived. "What can I get you?" he asked.
The strange but familiar man cut Jim off, before he could order another drink. "As an officer of Starfleet, I, Admiral Christopher Pike, recommend that you not supply this man with another drink. He's clearly intoxicated." Tom glanced between them and walked away. It was stupid to pick a fight with Starfleet.
Damn it, Jim thought. Even in this buzzed state, words still made sense. The word Starfleet rang through him body. "What the hell gives you that right?"
"Jim." Pike reached for Jim, but the young man pulled away. "You're drunk."
"Says you." Kirk had a high tolerance for alcohol, which was the only reason he could understand what Pike was saying. He wasn't drunk. "Why are you here?" he asked, feeling his senses returning. Things became clearer. Words had meaning again.
Pike stared at the young man in front of him. "I'm here about your resignation." He didn't recognize the young man in front of him.
Jim waved him off, looking for the bartender, but Tom, whose glance landed on Admiral Pike, ignored him.
"Jim, can we talk?" Pike asked. Not wanting to have conversation at the bar, he walked away and took a seat at one of the many round tables. He signaled for Jim to join him, but the young man ignored him, trying to get Tom's attention. "You know, this is the same bar where we first met."
Remembering that night was somewhat amusing, even though he got his ass kicked; however, the man he'd nicknamed, Cupcake didn't fare better. Jim laughed, thinking about it. He had his share of bar fights, and most of the time he came out bloody, but that was the fun part. He was lucky that he didn't have many scars. In fact, he was lucky to be alive. He had been in many life and death situations, not even counting the situations he got himself into, while he was the Captain of the Enterprise. He would be dead without…Bones. He shook his head. He didn't want to think about him.
"You were a bloody mess."
Jim gave up on the bartender and took a seat across from Admiral Christopher Pike. "I vaguely remember." His eyes wandered, looking for a target. Maybe, he could get a pretty young person to buy him a drink. I need another drink. I'm starting to think clearly. His eyes spotted a beautiful young lady in the corner. Now, I just need to get her attention without Pike knowing.
"You cleaned up and made one fine captain."
"Says you." What good is a captain, whose crew doesn't want him? He hid his smile as the 'target' met his glance. She smiled, quite obvious that she found him attractive, and walked to the bar. Win.
Pike took a nice, long look at Jim. "What happened to you, Jim?" The target ordered a drink, and made her way to Jim. "Jim?"
Placing the drink in front of Jim, she failed to notice Admiral's expression as he eyed the drink. She also failed to notice Jim's expression as she reached down Jim's chest. She was inches away from his manhood; normally, he would be okay with it. He was a player; however, he wasn't feeling this. In fact, he was freaking out, but he wasn't going to show it. He wasn't weak. With one swift movement of the hand, he grabbed her by the wrist and pulled her away, but he had her close enough to whisper into her ear. "Watch your hands, sweetheart," he warned in a harsh tone. His breath made her shiver.
She stared into his beautiful blue eyes and froze. He let go of her hand, and she hurried out of there without saying a word. Jim eyed her out of the corner of his eye, until she was a safe distance away. He grabbed his drink, before Pike had a chance to steal it.
"Besides the fact, I marvel at how you got her to buy you a drink, I saw that," he said, eyeing the drink in Jim's hand.
Drinking half the bottle, Jim was slowly relosing his senses. "Saw what?"
"I saw how you tensed, when she reached for you."
"And you wouldn't? You know where she was going," he responded, defensive. He would need another drink after this, as he could still feel anxious. He didn't know what he was going to do after the bottle was empty It was a good friend, his only friend.
"Oh? I know where she was going, and I know you. You don't normally fret out over touches like those, and now? Jim, you have to let it out."
"Shut-it." Jim had no interest in talking about that one night. He had no interest in reliving it. That one night changed his life forever; it was the night that he lost his crew and everything that he ever dreamed.
Pike took a deep breath. "You can't keep it in."
"I'm not some chick, who needs to talk about what she's feeling. I'm James T. Kirk and I refuse to be that person who tears up over everything."
"I never said you were, but you can't run from it."
"I'm not running from anything," Jim uttered, finishing the bottle. He had an urge to obtain another target to get him a drink, but he doubted that Pike would fall for that.
"I don't know what you're going through, and I won't say that I do; however, I'll say that you don't have to go through this alone. You have friends." He stood up to leave. "I will not accept your resignation. You'll report to the U.S.S. Enterprise in two days." He stared down Jim, who nursed the empty bottom for the last few drops.
Jim fought the desire to hit Admiral Pike. Who did he think he was? He didn't know what he was going through. He had no right to tell him what to do. "I will not report to the Enterprise. I won't be somewhere where I'm not wanted."
"Not wanted? Aboard the Enterprise with your friends?"
"I don't have friends," he muttered, after the drop landed on his tongue.
"What are you talking about? You have-"
"No, I don't." He stood up rather fast, and the room spun. "I don't." He shook his head, trying to find the door. Targeting the door, he made his way.
"Jim, what's going on?" Pike asked, following the blond. By the time Jim answered the old man, they were outside. However, he didn't answer with his words, but rather, with his movements to his bike. "They don't know what happened to you, do they?" There was no answer. Shock was present in his voice. "So what do they think happened? What do they think of you?"
The young drunk man made his away to his motorcycle, playing with the key in his hands.
"I never knew you were a coward, Jim." Pike eyed him. He didn't like how this was going. "You left the Enterprise over a lie?"
"I didn't leave the Enterprise over a lie." Jim climbed onto his bike. "I left the Enterprise, because the fit wasn't right for anyone anymore." His helmet was secured on his head, but the keys still dangled in his hand.
"You know that's a lie. You're the only one, who's right for that ship."
Jim glanced back, noticing the look in Admiral Pike's eyes. It was pure fear, as if he was watching him ride to his death, and he could be right. Jim was passed the legal limit; he could easily be riding to his death, but he didn't care. He didn't care if he died right then. In fact, he wished he would die right then. He wouldn't have to face what had happened to him. He wouldn't have to know that the people, who mattered most to him, hated him. He wouldn't have to face a life without the Enterprise. "I don't fit there anymore, and I won't fit anywhere else."
"Just tell them what happened to you."
"Tell them what? I was sexually assaulted. That I was…" He couldn't say the world. His ego wouldn't let him say it, and though it made him sound sexist, any man that allowed themselves to be raped wasn't a man. "No, if they're willing to believe that about me in the first place, then we weren't friends to begin with." He wasn't going to beg.
Pike took a deep breath. "You can't get through this without them."
"And I can't get through this with them," he countered. He needed to get out of there, before he went crazy, even if he was already crazy. Slipping the key into the slot, Jim turned it over, and the bike came live.
"Jim, don't you dare." The engine roared as Jim placed his foot on the gas. "Don't you dare."
The young man registered the fear in Admiral Pike's voice, but he didn't care. He didn't care about anyone or anything anymore. The engine roared again.
"If you drive away now, you'll kill yourself." Pike made his way to Jim, but the bike took off as fast as Jim could possibly get it. He heard Pike yelling for him to stop. He heard him curse. He heard him cry out to him, but no matter what he said, Jim had no interest in listening to him. He had other things on his mind, and his life wasn't one of them. Nothing about his life made the list.
The road became nothing more than dirt as Jim turned off the main street. This dirt road brought back so many memories. He remembered stealing his dead father's car and driving it off the cliff. Though he got the shit beat out of him by his stepfather, he didn't regret much. The only thing, he regretted, was jumping out of the car. He should've gone over the cliff too, then; he wouldn't be in this pain. Then it hit him; that it was easily corrected.
Somehow, he threw off his helmet without slowing down. The engine seemingly roared with such anger that Jim didn't know existed. The tires screamed as the speed rose to an unnatural level. The wind blew into his face to the point that he couldn't see. His eyes watered. His mind flashed back to that same old memory, making him feel like a child. For a second, Jim had truly thought he had gone back to that time, and he wished that it could stay that way. Back then, he had no trouble, well besides his dear old mother and Frank. There was no doubt in his mind that they wished he had died back then. He hated to think that his own mother hated him, but that was how it was.
Brought back to reality by a bug lodging itself in his throat, James T. Kirk spotted the fateful cliff. His foot pressed harder on the gas, and the engine hollered one last time as it reached into the red. Jim knew the engine wasn't going to last much longer, but that wouldn't matter. He only needed to go a little bit farther to take off into the air. His eyes focused on the cliff, which seemed like the only way out.
It was calling to him.
Closing his eyes for second, he remembered the last happy memory he had. His lover's face appeared in his mind's eye, causing him to snap back to reality. Even if Spock hated him, which he knew he did, he wouldn't want him to do this. Jim didn't know why he would think of what that man would've wanted. Spock believed that Jim betrayed him and treated him like he was nothing; however, Jim was the one, who had been betrayed. All of his friends had turned their backs on him without even listening to him. They judged him before they knew what had happened, not that he would have told them anyway. He couldn't even admit it to himself.
The mood was gone; however, he didn't have time to stop the bike. The only way he was getting out this alive was to jump, which was what he did. His body buckled, hitting the ground; it was one of the most painful experiences of his life. His head felt like it was on fire, his arms felt like they had been ripped from his body, and his chest felt like it had been stomped on by a half ton horse. He heard the faint explosion of his bike; he knew he was still alive.
"Fuck," he muttered. Not only was he in extreme pain, he had just lost his brand new ride. He loved that bike. Damn. He was going to have to walk home now, but he had no one to blame but himself. He was the one who wanted to kill himself. He pushed himself up off the ground, forcing the scream back down his throat. He was going to feel this in the morning. He wiped the dirt from his face, only to discover he was covered in blood. After examining himself, he found numerous bleeding lacerations after examining himself. It didn't bother the blond as he found the blood to be rather cooling, especially in this hot sun.
"Better get walking," Jim told himself, seeing miles of nothing. There was nothing around that could be used as a shelter, and he needed to get to out of the heat. Shit, I feel like I have been hit by a car, he thought. At every step he took, pain shot through his whole body. "This is going to be a long walk home."
When young Kirk got home, it was already dark. His body had developed a heavy limp, by the time he came upon his driveway. He was out of breath and knew he would 'die' the second he reached his bed. He was so tired, and he didn't care if he bleed and ruined his new bed. He just wanted to go to bed and sleep the pain away, but he doubted that would happen when he noticed someone on his porch. He hoped it wasn't Admiral Pike. He didn't want to hear what that man had to say. He didn't need a lecture.
To his surprise, it wasn't Admiral Pike, but rather his long lost brother, whom he hadn't seen in years. He would have run to his brother, if he wasn't in extreme pain; instead, a smile appeared on his face. "How did you find me?" Jim asked, hiding everything he was feeling. He didn't want this meeting to be ruined by his many problems.
"I heard someone had brought old Gina's place," his brother smiled. Standing only a few inches taller than Jim, he wasn't as lean and muscular as his younger brother, but he was built. "I just came out here to introduce myself, being a good neighbor," he smiled. "Being the gentleman."
"And you were always the gentleman, Sam." Jim hadn't move, since spotting his brother on the old patchy porch. He didn't want Sam to notice how beat up he was. He was glad for the cover of darkness.
"Yea, I was." Sam stepped down from the porch. "So why are you here, Jim? Last, I heard of you, you had joined Starfleet." A chuckle escaped from his lips. "And Mother wasn't pleased."
"Of course she wasn't," Jim said, remembering that woman. She wasn't please at anything that he had accomplished. He had no illusions that she would be happy for him.
"Anyway," Sam said, rubbing his blonde head. The Kirks were a family full of blonde. "I hear congratulations are in order, you know for saving the world."
His older brother was traipsing through uncomfortable waters. Jim didn't want to talk about that life anymore. He would rather talk about the shabby house that he had brought. The farm house looked like it was going to fall apart, but Jim liked it. Repairing it, it gave him something to do. "I guess."
Sam eyed his brother. "I know we haven't seen each other in years, but I know when something's wrong. What is it? Why are you here? Why aren't you with Starfleet?" He took a few more steps closer to Jim, and the state of his little brother became visible.
Jim shivered under his brother's eyes. He felt inferior like he had failed his brother. "I'm fine, Sam." He didn't want to talk about Starfleet. "Just crashed my bike on the way back," he answered, noticing Sam's concern.
"Is that why you walked back?" There was a pause. "Why didn't you call anyone? I'm sure someone would've picked you up."
Jim snorted. They both knew that there was no one, who he could have called, even though there were a couple that came to mind, but that wasn't the point. "Yea, Sam. I could've called Frank." He narrowed his eyes, walking past him.
"JIMMY!" Sam yelled, seeing how badly his brother was injured.
"What did you expect? I crashed." Jim limped his way to the door, searching for his keys. It didn't surprise him, when he couldn't find his keys. They probably went over the cliff with his bike. Fighting the urge to curse, he pulled out his ID and picked the lock. He didn't want his brother to know where his keys really were. "Would you like to come in?" He pushed the door open.
"Yes, I would like that," Sam said, following his brother into the house. "We can catch up. I would like to tell you about Joy."
Jim turned around, too quickly. He almost lost his footing. "Joy?"
"My fiancé," Sam smiled.
He looked away from his old brother, ashamed. His brother had great news to tell him, but he only had bad, which he couldn't even tell his brother. Sam didn't need to know about the trial, the resignation, and the suicide attempt. He didn't need to know any of it. "That's great. I'm happy for you."
"Thanks." Sam went on all about Joy, who seemed like a great lady. She was everything that anyone would ever want in partner. "I can see that you're bored."
Jim wouldn't say that; he rather enjoyed listening to his brother talk. He was happy that his brother was able to find someone, who he would be able to spend the rest of his life with. He wished that he could have found that special someone. Well, he did find that special person, but… He shook his head. He mustn't think of Spock at this time. The man had already told him so (in so many words) that he didn't want him. Even his (well not anymore) crew told him that they didn't want him. Did anyone want him? "Not at all." He smiled.
Sam laughed. "Well that's good."
"So when are you getting married?" Jim would be there no matter what.
"In a three days, and I want you there. That is if Starfleet will let you."
"I'll be there no matter what Starfleet says." The word stunned as it left his mouth, but he wasn't going to let it show. Sorry, Pike, but I can't.
"Excellent," Sam smiled. He sat across from Jim in an old chair that needed to be thrown away. "I guess it would be stupid to ask, if you had visited Mother yet. I know she would love to see you."
Jim did his best not to laugh, but he wouldn't keep in his snort. She would rather see Dad than me. He thought. "I bet Frank would love that."
"Hey, they can't turn away the famous Starfleet Captain, who had saved the planet as well as their lives."
"You would never know," Jim said, not having the nerve to correct him. He didn't know, if he would ever have the nerve to correct him. He doubted that he could ever be able to face Frank or his mother, if they knew. He could almost see the look on Frank's face, if he ever found out. "I knew you would always be a failure, boy." He didn't know if he could take that.
"Give Mother some faith. I doubt she could be able to turn away her baby boy."
Jim almost laughed again. He was never her baby boy, and he would never be no matter what happened. "If you say so, Sam." He couldn't disappoint his brother.
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A Case of Dyslexia and Sinusitis
Carl is an adorable 1o-year-old boy with dreamy eyes, who enjoys colouring pictures in my office. I notice immediately that he has an excellent sense of colour. His mother tells me that he is very creative and produces a lot of art work.
Carl is suffering from chronic sinus congestion for at least five years. He has dark circles under his eyes. His mother reports that he snores at night and feels better when he avoids dairy products.
The Words are Moving on the Page
Carl is also highly dyslexic. He cannot read well because the words appear to move on the page, especially if someone speaks to him while he is reading. He tells me that words can move from one line to another.
He may also easily mix up the letters b and d, p and q. In math he is often spaced out and in his own world.
"I can hear the teacher talking but the words don't make any sense," he says. The teachers think he has a visual processing disorder.
Carl is a very sensitive child and naturally tuned into the world of nature and spirit. He has a strong connection to nature and likes to spend time in the woods communing with the trees.
He is slow to answer questions and seems a bit spacey.
Dreams and Fears
Carl has dreams of being in a world of shapes, like triangles, squares and circles, all in different colours, blue, yellow, green. He also has dreams of floating. He has difficulty going to sleep at night.
He has a fear of dying and is sensitive to scary movies. He had a lot of separation anxiety and a fear of losing his mother when younger.
There is a history of cannabis use in the parents.
Carl is a 10-year-old boy with long-standing sinusitis as well as dyslexia. What is peculiar about this child is his great sensitivity to nature and trees, as well as the spacyness.
I thought this was a Cannabis indica case. Cannabis may be indicated in chronic sinus conditions as well as in poor focus and concentration with spaceyness. He has trouble perceiving words, they are moving on the page.
Carl is very sensitive to the plant kingdom, feeling a strong affinity to trees. There also is a family history of cannabis use.
I gave one dose of Cannabis indica 10MK.
Follow-up Five Weeks Later
Carl's sinus congestion has improved and the remedy has really helped with the dyslexia. The words are no longer moving on the page! Carl can read much more easily now. The teachers have commented on how much better he is doing.
I was amazed how much of an effect a single dose of Cannabis indica had on Carl's dyslexia. I think a lot of children with dyslexia and spaceyness might benefit from this remedy.
Anke Zimmermann, ND, FCAH, Naturopathic Physician, Victoria, BC
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