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I watched Dancing With the Stars last night to see who they eliminated. They did eliminate one who needed to go way back on night one! My (and their) opinion is, there are three couples at the top. But they have kept some pretty poor dancers anyway. Billie Ray Cyrus is one of the genuinely nice guys in the entertainment world. He always has been. And pardon me for saying so, but sexy? Oh, my goodness yes! However, a dancer, no. He tries hard but it isn't his forte. But..they asked him to be on...he accepted so..onward. Last night, Joey and his partner...Apollo and his partner..wow! Leila Ali was excellent too but the other two blew away any farther competition far as I am concerned.
As did the rest of the Country, we too, in this area suffered from the unseasonable cold Easter week. For a week, the temperatures were down to 19 upward to the mid 20's at night..and low 30's in the day including some snow showers. It did a great deal of damage that I am finally noticing. My azaleas did not bloom at all. A few scraggly buds formed was all. The Hickory and Oak trees lost their leaves. ALL of them. They, the leaves, are a dark shriveled mass now. I learned something there. I had no idea that stories -tall trees could be damaged in a freeze. I didn't see the blackened leaves on the hickory and oaks till someone called my attention to it as they are so tall it's not noticeable right away. Both of my son's Japanese maple trees died it seems at first glance. He is waiting as am I, to see if they (and my trees) can regenerate. They use so much energy making their leaves and buds the first time it exhausts their food stores. For them to re-do all the leaves and so on, they have already used their food reserves for the first set of leaves and buds. I read about this in an agriculture bulletin. So they are in peril till at least January next year. IF they live at all.
No treadmilling for me today. I was outside doing a power walk and wiggled around too much. Um..a little sore today. I think I'll give it a rest this once. It'll be OK by tomorrow.
I had three of my son's pictures enlarged and professionally framed after all. I never could find anything suitable myself to frame them in and I am useless in a creative way. So, I got to pick them up yesterday and have the treat of finding a good place for each in the house to showcase them. They are 16x24 I believe. Decent size. One is Cade's Cove Little River, another is the Cooper's Hawk he photographed in his yard, and the other I had done is a trumpet flower with a bee inside and another lining up to go in as well. I think they, the ones I chose, are all in the album on his Space. I can't wait to feature them on my walls.
Speaking of pictures I posted some of grandson at his soccer game last weekend. And a . A self portrait reflection style..kinda sorta. You can sure make out those skinny jeans I keep blogging about. Love them suckers! These are in the top album.
Guess since I am not treadmilling I need to get ready to meet the day. You all have a great day and see you soon I hope. I wanna show off my pictures. Just knock and come on in.


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Welcome to the Upper Gla fvof which covers Lake Upper Gla with surrounding lakes and ponds, a total of seven lakes and 32 fish ponds.
The area is mostly located within the Glaskogen Nature Reserve, see: www.glaskogen.se , between Årjäng and Arvika in Värmland.
The association was formed in 1944 and has since been promoting fish promotion measures, such as -fish farming - biotope care work - drainage barriers - laying out rice waxes, etc.
Calculation of the lakes and ponds of the area started during the 1970s and has been ongoing since then.
Information about lakes
Benlöja is found in all lakes.
Special fishing license
In the area of the area there are mainly perch besides Bergtjärn, Gunnarstjärn and Sundstjärn , where there is also trout, and in Körttjärn where there is char.
In order to fish in these rocks, a special goldfish card is required , which applies to the payment date from 00 - 24 (applies to all day passes).
In Bergtjärn, Gunnarstjärn and Sundstjärn are regularly put on trout, so-called put and take.
In Körttjärn there is an old rootstock.
Upper Gla FVOFs aim is to sustainably manage and develop a resource, which in the future will come in handy for people staying in our area.
Mats Gustafsson, 070-2882270, email@example.com

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don't you hate it when people keep saying they're leaving but they never do?
and don't you hate it when the person who never does what they're supposed to do keeps harassing you to make sure that you're going to do what they should have done because "people forget to do things"?
and don't you just hate when you have a meeting with a bunch of people in a small room and the ones sitting on either side of you have really raunch-ass body odor?
me too.
I'm buying a bag of hammers.
I'm going to keep it under my desk.
No expects a hammer to be launched at their face full force from close range.
Thats the good thing about hammers.
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Saturday, January 31, 2015
My forgotten lore...
I hadn't felt such fear since my sleep paralysis days. Will/would it be easy to blog, to sign in the next day after signing out? I thought I had written all the important info down. But, I never saw an area for the password. How I missed that, I just don't know. Maybe I need to squint more? Well, there are my typical distractions, errors, connection failed... I had forgotten to play with myself in pretending to be having a good time, as the vague manual for this device suggested, along with, "have fun" I can still hear my frustrated grunts of disapproval.. The following was written with the "maybe" intention of submitting it elsewhere before stumbling onto my own blogsite that I'm still reading and trying to understand. It was the length of this that put me off even tho their comment sections did have some long comments. So these circumstances spring forth, complete with the possible spelling and punctuation errors I may be about to make. AND I USED THE SPACEBAR! NOT SPACEBAT! I am an introverted ex-cult child of the 1970's that's been told I rant and make no sense,among other of their compliments... So I AM an evil sloth,okay. So far so good, baby steps. I've seen a few strange things. I even have a witness for some. But what I want to talk about first, or write, are gremlins. I have a theory about why, in recent years I'm having much trouble with my technolgical devices and appliances that keep me from being able to do what others seem to find so easy, it seems. This is a years long experience. Tho I may have astigmatism, it'd not like I see anything more than those annoying darting shadows, not like seeing the top of what looked like a near pointy head taking two or three steps behind a travel trailer into the night shadows down the street, where the top of the head seemed to be taller than the roof of the trailer... It could have been a bigfoot for all I know. That's quite a height. for an average person to be seen past. And the fairy that I saw may have been a hallucination for what I consider typical reasons, mushroom spores from this swamp I'm momentarily stuck in or electromagnetic leakage from used and unused appliances... But yarn darning if I could've been published in a real live book last year and the year before on some short stories I wrote to be included into an anthology that seemed to prefer this horrible new way. of collecting their stories. Call me old fashioned for preferring.a functioning word processor and the post office. And yarn darning if I could just remember now what it was the editor called this submittance process. He told me to email my short story to his ipad. I did. My device said "message sent". And having studied as much of as little as my crossed wires encased in plastic would let me and like, of journalistic style manners such as not harrassing an editor as to whether or not he had received my short story, liked it and would use it, I waited anxiously until after the due date to receive no word on it until I gave in and asked a week later. He had never even received it... Around that time I was having trouble sending and receiving my own texts, emails, pictures, video. Messages of "Unsendable" and such or "sim initializing" ... Even looking it up, what does that even mean!?!There was plenty of memorythere came atme"INSUFFICIENT MEMORY"And it's hard to find most of tthe terms, symbols, icons I look up, things that should be IN THE MANUAL... IT gave me the knowledge that I'm not responcible for any faulty technology and that has it written, "explore and have fun," and then tells you , "you cannot do that", on options that are right there but somehow not to be used. Even customer service said that options weren't designed to be options! I've been writing and stuff for years in notebooks that are beginning to crowd me so I crowded myself even more drawing a comic about it and guess what, I can't even put it on a certain art website that I can no longer abuse myself of properly. I like reading manuals and understanding them. I read the terms and conditions and then do as others do, my own thing. If the server really is not connecting and I can't find my way out of deadzones, what am I to do? ? Lighting incense seems to help as it is a disperser of energy. Certain noises work and what I've already mentioned. And some days and functions never work. Heat and ash of incense is something for another page. I'm getting bothered this is getting to long when I could keep going, IF I COULD JUST SEE WHAT I'M TYPING! This is as bad as typing class and I just know there's gonna be nightmares coming to me of those good ole' school days. But back to the problem at hand. I've got a witness that saw something at the same time I did and we weren't really paying attention at first. To me, it looked like a coy? An invisible fish, like a steam fume swimming into a ball and rolling out of the television. It took me a moment after it steamed away, to process. Then I asked my fellow sloth, "did you see that?" To which my fellow sloth said, "I saw something." With emphasis on something. Most likely it was some harmless energy surge because nothing happened and we continue to watch this one working tv. Makes me wonder if it's all Buggs Bunny's fault when he wrestled with gremlins on that airplane. I saw that cartoon more than once as an "impressionable" child absorbing spongey matters into the subconscious dark. This is almost getting fun and I can't wait to write and post my next piece , where ever I go and however I get there.
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Here are a few links to start off May. Hopefully you'll find them of interest.
Here goes:
- John Ottinger has another edition of Inside the Blogosphere up (w/ me as one of the contributors). The question this week was: "What is your reviewing process? Take us from the moment you receive a book till you post the final review, and the how, why's and wherefores of that process."
- The Antick Musings has a fantastic list of sales figures for various genre titles. You should definitely check it out. Book sales are still alive and kicking. And you might find a new book to read!
- Check out some of this gorgeous fantasy comic art! (Thanks to SF Signal)
- Here's an interesting list of post-apocalyptic novels. Some of these I've never heard of and if you're into that genre you might want to give them a look!
- Storytellers Unplugged has a list of twenty-five things about being a writer. (I think I got this one from SF Signal)
- Bits of Ink has an interesting post about blogging, books, and the future which might be worth taking a look. Such interesting topics such as getting paid to give positive reviews show up there.
- Here is some really in-depth discussion of cyborgs and postmodernity (and other literary mumbo jumbo).
- Damned Conjurer asks: why is science fiction looked down upon?
- Delany has an interesting essay on race and science fiction in the New York Review of Science Fiction. Might be worth checking out.
- The Spectacle asks: what makes good science fiction? What do you think?
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- Savvy Verse & Wit has a copy of Tea and Other Ayama Na Tales by Eleanor Bluestein up for grabs.
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MOSCOW: Russia expressed "serious concern" Thursday over US President Donald Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, saying the move threatened security in the region.
"Moscow views the decisions announced in Washington with serious concern," the Russian foreign ministry said in a statement, adding that it risked aggravating already complicated Israeli-Palestinian ties as well as security risks.
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Trump's defiant move, making good on a core campaign pledge, ended seven decades of US ambiguity on the status of the city, which is claimed by both Israelis and Palestinians.
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This week's tip is that you can never wear too many bracelets at once. This is a familiar look for Bryn lately. She puts them on one at a time, proudly walks around the apartment, looks at herself in my full length mirror, looks at her self in her own full length mirror, asks me to take a picture, then shakes them all off and starts over.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
More Style
I know several of you appreciated Bryn's style tip last week of pairing her silver dress with the neon orange hat. So today I'll give you the next installment of her style series:
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- Marie said...
Look at those faded jean shorts! She's already sporting Spring's hottest fashion haha I love that girl
- January 19, 2011 at 9:23 AM
- Jonathan and Kiri said...
Oh my goodness, she is darling!!!! All that personality must be a joy to be around every day! The pic from your other post with the orange cap and Sunday dress is classic. I'm so happy you have this recorded on your blog so you can show her this sweet stage in her growing up when she's older!
Adorable Girl, just adorable!
- January 20, 2011 at 1:01 PM
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Uttar Pradesh: A Profile JPN
Located in the northern part of India, Uttar Pradesh is the most populous state in the country, as well as the world's most populous sub-national entity. It shares an international border with Nepal to the north along with the Indian state of Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh to the north-west, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan on the west, Madhya Pradesh on the south, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand on the south east and Bihar on the east.
Situated between 23o 52'N and 31o 28 N latitudes and 77o 3' and 84o 39'E longitudes, the state can be divided into three distinct hypsographical regions of: Himalayan region in the North, Gangetic plain in the centre, and the Vindya hills and plateau in the south.
Geography and demography
Uttar Pradesh can be divided into two distinct regions of Gangetic Plains and Vindhya Hills and plateau. The Gangetic region in the centre has highly fertile alluvial soils with flat topography broken by numerous ponds, lakes and rivers.
The smaller Vindhya Hills and Plateau region is in the south: it is characterised by hard rock strata and varied topography of hills, plains, valleys and plateau; limited availability of water makes the region relatively arid.
The climate is generally tropical monsoon, but variations exist due to difference in altitudes. Besides, the state can be divided in different regions like the Doab (including the upper Doab and the lower doab with the Brij bhumi in its centre), the Rohilkhand in the north, Awadh (the historic country of Koshal) in the centre, the northern parts of Bagelkhand and Bundelkhand in the south, and the south-western part called Purvanchal in the east.
The state's demographics is undergoing dynamic change. It has a population of about 199,581,477 as per the 2011 census. If it were a separate country, UP would be the world's fifth most populous nation, next only to China, India, the United States of America and Indonesia. There is an average population density of 828 persons per km². The capital of Uttar Pradesh is Lucknow. Hindus and Muslims consider the state as a holy place.
The peripheral regions of Uttar Pradesh, are home to a number of tribal communities such as Agaria, Baiga, Bhar, Bhoksa, Bind, Chero, Gond, Kol and Korwa. Five of these tribal communities have been recoginised by the Government of India as disadvantaged scheduled tribes, viz. Tharus, Boksas, Bhotias, Jaunswaris and Rajis.
The Literacy rate of the state according to the 2011 Census is 69.70%. With the literacy rate for Males at 79.20%, while it is 59.30% for the Females. While this is still below the national average of 74.04% (82.14% for men, 65.16% for women) the rate of growth has been much higher in Uttar Pradesh as compared to the rest of India.
The state language is Hindi and Urdu has the status of being the second official language. While Hindi (Khari boli) is the official language, several regional Hindi dialects like Awadhi, Bagheli, Bhojpuri, Braj and Bundeli are spoken throughout the state. Bhojpuri is the second most-spoken language in the state, according to the language data in the 1991 Census of India. The language of Lucknow ("Lakhnavi Urdu") is a form of high literary Urdu. Ancient period
History and Culture
Uttar Pradesh's known history goes back to 4000 years ago, when the Aryans first made it their home in 2000 BC. The Aryans first inhabited the Doab region and the Ghagra plains and called it the Madhya Desha (midland) or Aryavarta (the Aryan land) or Bharatvarsha (the kingdom of Bharat, an important Aryan king). Later, Aryans moved to other parts of the subcontinent, reaching as far as to Kerala in the south and also to Sri Lanka.
The ancient kingdom of Kosala in Ayodhya, where Lord Rama of the Ramayana reigned, was located here and Lord Krishna, revered as the eighth Avatara of Vishnu, was born in the city of Mathura. The Chaukhandi Stupa marks the spot where Lord Buddha met his first disciples. The Dhamek Stupa in Sarnath (Varanasi district) commemorates Buddha's first sermon.
In the latter part of ancient history, this area was divided between petty kingdoms or formed important parts of empires like Mauryas, Guptas and Kushan kings.
The Kannauj Empire originated from the heart of the Ganga Yamuna Doab and during the reign of Harshavardhana extended its territories from Afghanistan to Kashmir, Bengal and the Vindhyas. Even today many communities in various parts of India --- from Kashmir, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Bihar and Bengal boast of being descendants of migrants from Kannauj --- reflecting its glory in the past.
After the decline of the Rajput kings came the Muslims rulers and under their tutelege this region played a crucial role. During the Delhi Sultanate, much of the state formed part of the various rulers.
During the Mughal Empire, cities like Agra and Fatehapur Sikri got the distinction of becoming the capital city of Akbar the Great. The Mughals ruled almost the entire Indian subcontinent. Even when the empire disintegrated, this part, between the Doab region and Delhi, remained their last territory.
The city of Lucknow was established by the Muslim nawabs of Oudh in the 18th century. And other areas were occupied by different rulers like Rohilkhand by Afghans, Bundelkhand by the Marathas and Benaras by its own king, while Nepal controlled Kumaon-Garhwal (now in Uttrakhand).
From the later half of the 18th century, the British finally won the last Mughal territory -- the Doab, as also Bundelkhand, Kumaon and Banaras divisions. Delhi, Ajmer and Jaipur were also included in this territory. They called it the north western provinces (of Agra). Its capital shifted twice between Agra and Allahabad. In 1920, the capital was shifted from Allahabad to Lucknow.
The state continued to play a significant role in Indian culture and politics and has played an important role in modern Indian history during the Independence Movement. The city of Allahabad was home to leaders like Motilal Nehru, Purushottam Das Tandon, and Lal Bahadur Shastri, besides being home to five Prime Ministers: Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Lal Bahadur Shastri, Vishwanath Pratap Singh and Rajiv Gandhi.
The first Chief Minister, Govind Ballabh Pant, renamed the state as Uttar Pradesh after independence. Pant also became Home Minister in the Nehru-led Union government. After Pant, Dr. Sampoornanand, a university professor and classicist, became the state's CM and remained in office till 1957.
Sucheta Kripalani became India's first woman Chief Minister in October 1963 and continued till March 1967. Other political leaders who later became CMs were Charan Singh (formed the first non-Congress government and ruled for over a year), Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna, Narain Dutt Tewari, VP Singh, etc.
Uttar Pradesh attracts a large number of both national and international visitors. Two regions in the state where a majority of the tourists go are Agra, and the holy cities like Varanasi, Ayodhya, Mathura, and Allahabad. Two sacred rivers, Ganga and Yamuna, are all located in the state, which hosts a Kumbha Mela every 12 years, where over 10 million Hindus congregate — the largest gathering of human beings in the world.
About 13 km from Varanasi is the important town of Sarnath, where Gautama Buddha gave his first sermon after his enlightenment. It is an important pilgrimage site for the Buddhists. Sarnath is also proud of having the Ashoka Pillar and the Lion Capital, important archaeological artifacts with national significance.
Uttar Pradesh is the second largest state-economy in India contributing 8.34% to India's total GDP. In the 11th five year plan (2007–12), Uttar Pradesh has registered 7.28% GDP growth rate against the target of 6.10% and is part of 5 states that exceeded the targets of growth rates. Rising GDP growth rate of UP is the result of current majority government which made significant changes in economic policy as UP had failed to attain even a GDP growth rate of 5% since Independence.
Uttar Pradesh is home to largest number of Small Scale industrial units in the country, with 12% of over 2.3 million units. With a solid GDP of US$20 billion, Kanpur is the largest economic hub of Uttar Pradesh - followed by Lucknow - that is why Kanpur is assigned the status of economic capital of Uttar Pradesh and is the only city of the State listed in the 'Top 10 Indian cities'.
Uttar Pradesh's Gross State Domestic product for 2004 is $1.2 trillion in current prices. After division of the state, it produces about 92% of the output of the old state. It has the distinction of being the second largest econmy in the country after Maharashtra. It is one of the eight states in India that have been chosen for FDI. In the fiscal year 2005-2006 it received an investment of $124.67 billion.
The state's economic activity: Manufacturing 20%; Services 37%; Agriculture 43%; while the investor profile comprises: Government 49.3%; Foreign 9.9%; Indian 40.8%.
Government and Politics
Uttar Pradesh has a Governor and a bicameral Legislature. The State Assembly has 403 electoral constituencies. The Lower House is called Vidhan Sabha and the Upper House, Vidhan Parishad. The state has also a High Court at Allahabad with its bench in Lucknow.
To aid and advise the Governor in conduct of the business of the government, there is a Council of Ministers headed by the Chief Minister. The Uttar Pradesh Vidhan Sabha has a total of 404 members including one Anglo-Indian member who is nominated by the Governor. The Upper House or the Vidhan Parishad is a permanent House. Members are elected or nominated for six years and one-sixth of them retire every second year. It has 108 members, 12 of them are nominated by the Governor. Thirty-nine members are elected each by the Vidhan Sabha and Local bodies and nine each by the teachers and graduates.
Uttar Pradesh has the distinction of sending 80 MPs, who play a key role in formation of the government at the Centre.
In the Uttar Pradesh Elections, 2007, Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party achieved unexpected majority status. This is the first time, since 1991 victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with a majority, that a single party has gained absolute majority; the last two decades having been mostly dominated by various coalitions among the Samajwadi Party, Bharatiya Janata Party, and the Bahujan Samaj Party.
After the split of Uttarakhand in 2000, numerous groups have proposed that the state of Uttar Pradesh be further split into smaller states. In November 2011, Chief Minister Mayawati announced to table the proposal to divide UP into four smaller states in the winter session of the state assembly starting November 21. Her cabinet approved the proposal, and thereafter the state assembly approved the proposal to split the state into four smaller states. The four parts will be Paschim Pradesh, Awadh Pradesh, Bundelkhand and Poorvanchal. The proposed new states are currently western UP, central UP, southwestern UP and eastern UP, respectively.
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Thursday, June 23, 2011
The Quitter Quits Again?
Sarah Palin's stops a couple of weeks ago turned out to be public relations disasters. ("The Statue of Liberty was a gift, warning us not to make mistakes other countries made; Paul Revere fired shots and rang bells to warn the British," etc.)
Even The Daily Show's John Oliver said to Palin at one of the stops, "This bus is the perfect metaphor for your presidential campaign: a flag-draped monstrosity with no real direction."
Seems like the tour has stopped as quickly as it began. But it was never meant to kick off a presidential campaign. Even a head as empty as hers has enough of a brain to know that she can't win the Republican nomination, let alone the general election. It was a vacation/promotional tour to push her ghost-written books and her upcoming self-indulgent movie, hilariously called Undefeated.
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Shelene Bryan | September 27, 2017
This week's 3-day track comes from Shelene Bryan, founder of Skip1.org, a ministry providing food and clean water here in America and around the world.
The woman laid her hands on my shoulders and begged God on my behalf to not allow me to get distracted by the things of my world. It truly was one of the best prayers anyone has ever spoken over me. Kneeling there on that dirt floor, I was uncomfortable and distraction free and exactly where God wanted me to be.
In this 3-day track, Shelene challenges us to recognize the areas in which we are distracted from God. She suggests that with God's help, we can become comfortable with being uncomfortable so that we may take the leap of faith into the adventure on which God wants to take us.
Whether it's excessive work hours, or a matter of bad habits, take the next few days to recognize ways in which you may be distracted from God. Remember that in order to live the adventure that God has created for us, we must admit our weaknesses so that we may move past them. Complete the challenges at the end of the day to help guide your reflection.
Several years ago my husband and I traveled to the outskirts of Lima, Peru, to witness firsthand the impact of a food program we were supporting. We had spent a long day with the local pastor passing out food and praying with impoverished families. Just as it was getting dark the pastor begged us to pray with one more family. Tired and uncomfortable about being in this potentially dangerous area at night, we reluctantly agreed to one more house.
As we approached the dilapidated shack, a beautiful woman in her sixties, flung open the half-hung wooden door. This joyful lovely woman in her spotless light-blue dress was such a contrast to her drab surroundings. As we entered the single room structure, my attention was immediately drawn to the hard-packed dirt floors. If dirt floors could be clean, this floor was unquestionably the "clean dirt floor" winner. The woman explained that four generations of women lived here in her home. She introduced us to her mother, daughter and her daughter's newborn baby girl.
Tears began to stream down my cheeks, I tried to play it off and pretend that I was celebrating the birth of her daughter's new baby. You know: tears of joy. The real reason for the tears was the pain I was feeling thinking about the impoverished life this poor baby was born into.
I walked over to our sweet hostess and laid a hand on her shoulder. "Can I pray for you?
"Pray for me?" She smiled sweetly.
"Yes," I said.
"I'd actually like to pray for you," she said.
"For me?" I said bewildered. I was blindsided, thinking, "why would she want to pray for me?"
Before I could catch myself I said it: "Why?"
She smiled, not offended by my question at all, and said, "Because you have way more things to distract you from our God than I do."
I hit my knees to that clean dirt floor as if God Himself had pushed me to the ground.
"Please, please pray for me" I said.
What is your biggest distraction from God?
A. The media
B. Daily activities (hobbies, work)
C. Relationships (family, friends)
D. Yourself (selfishness, routine)


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This project aims at making friends with students who speak English as a second language.
Hello Everyone!In this project there are two partner schools. One is from Greece and the other one is from Poland. On this twinspace you can follow us and see what we are doing in this project. Have fun!
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As you guys know, we recently took a trip to The Sunshine Coast and Brisbane. The Snapshot posts and vlogs are coming but I couldn't wait to post about this! One of the highlights of the trip was visiting The Big Pineapple to see their new markets and meet Jo from Earth Jewel Creations. The Big Pineapple has really changed a lot since I was a kid but I'll post more on the when I write up my Snapshots!
Earth Jewel Creations is one of the permanent stalls at the markets and having seen Jo's handmade jewellery online before I was quite excited to try some on.
Jo was lovely enough to allow me to do a giveaway with some of her jewellery so you guys can enjoy it too, the details are at the bottom of the post!
Here I am with Jo trying on one of the jewellery wraps.
The store specialises in jewellery made from beautiful gems as well as hand stamped customised charms.
The pieces I was most interested to see on our visit were the suede jewellery wraps. They are adjustable so you can wear them a lot of different ways (one of my favorite things ever!) and they come in a lot of different colours and with different charms.
The big ball charms are detachable too so you can move them around.
Jo was nice enough to give me a White Magnesite/Pyrite wrap and I made a video on all of the different ways to wear it:
According to the paper that came with it, the White Magnesite represents harmony and acceptance while the Pyrite represents Self Esteem and Assertiveness. James laughed at how much that applied to things I need >_> Certainly couldn't hurt and either way they sure are pretty! XDThere were a lot of different styles of jewellery available and the prices were really great considering the quality of materials. A lot of it was beautifully styled for the beach. Very relaxed!
I did manage to find the pink and purple section 😉
Rose quartz is so pretty.
Trying on my wrap as a doubled necklace:
Celina and I with Jo. Everyone at The Big Pineapple was lovely but it was such a treat to meet someone who was so extremely passionate about what they were doing. I really love meeting passionate people and she was just so lovely to talk to. You can really tell when people are doing something that they love 🙂
Here she is, hard at work making a handstamped charm for James!
And here is the finished charm on his bracelet. I loved that there were actually options for boys too and they weren't too over the top and fussy like a lot of guys jewellery is these days. She can custom stamp pretty much anything while you're at the markets!
She even made Lottie a special charm on a rose quartz base. These can be used for pets or as key charms!
Lottie has been enjoying the jingling sound it makes when she rolls around on the floor but I managed to get to to stay still for a photo by bribing her with jerky:
Make sure to have a look at Jo's Facebook page too, there are some great photos and deals there!
Each of the items comes with information about the gems used and what they mean. If you're into that there is more information on her website as well.
I really enjoyed seeing the whole process of customising the charms so if you're in the area I would definitely suggest visiting Jo at the Big Pineapple Markets or seeing where else she is exhibiting at the time.
Everything at the Earth Jewel Creations stall has a really positive and happy message which lately I think I could use some more of in my life.
Jo has put up some great special offers at the moment so check them out here!
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So here is Christina M
piercing my DDs ears...
My DD is 4 months old, and I am getting her ears pierced this weekend. (It's a tradition in my family to pierce at 4-6 mos...my grandma, mom, aunts, cousins and 2 sisters all were done at this age... please don't tell me not to, or give me "reasons" why it's wrong... it's a done deal...) I am just looking for any tips from mommas who pierced their daughters ears... what you cleaned with, how often, random things you did to make it easier and lower the risk for infection. I did talk to her pediatrician about it, and everything she told me was pretty much common sense... but I was just interested in hearing any other tips/tricks. Thanks mommas! :)
So as far as any "tips/tricks" to keep the ears clean are:
- Hydrogen Peroxide - This is an easy one since you probably already have some. use the peroxide to clean the ears once or twice a day. Of course follow the instructions given to you after having them newly pierced. Put some peroxide on a cotton ball and swab around the piercing, front and back. That might sting more than the needle
- Turn baby, turn - After a while you'll get use to it. At first it's a good idea to turn the piercing so the skin doesn't heal around it. Do this a few times a day.
- 6 weeks rule - Leave studs in for at least six weeks, recommendations will vary. Leave in longer if it's still not healed, crusting or bleeding. Just keep it clean.
- Hypoallergenic - Even if your skin is not sensitive, it can be a good idea to get hypoallergenic studs.
- Not Done Yet! - Even after 6 weeks and everything looks good and you remove the studs, the ear can still close up. It may take months to completely heal so try not to leave them out too long.
- Infection - At the first signs of redness, bleeding, or seems to be irritated or painful go to the doctor! Don't ever try to make it heal yourself, re-pierce or think it's ganna go away. And if there is an infection you should not put the studs back in. You'll have to re-pierce again, after it heals of course.
ABOUT THE EXPERT: Robert Steele is a board certified pediatrician at St. John's Regional Health Center in Springfield, MO.
There are many reasons parents decide to have their daughter's ears pierced. There are cultural reasons, family traditions, personal preference, or sometimes it is simply used to identify the baby as a girl. There are some medical concerns to keep in mind when deciding whether to pierce your baby's ears:
INFECTION: This is probably the most common problem encountered. Infections may set-up in the ear lobe if the equipment used to pierce the ears is not sterile, if the earrings have dirty posts, or if the earrings are clasped too tightly to the lobe. Many of these infections may be avoided by keeping the initial ear posts in for about six weeks, cleaning the ear with rubbing alcohol daily, and making sure the clasp is not too tight. If the ear becomes red, pus forms around the site, or a fever without an obvious cause occurs, you should contact your doctor.
KELOID FORMATION: When the skin is injured, a small scar forms after the scab that is usually small enough that you don't notice or fades away with time. However, some children, particularly African-American children, may be prone to having the skin "go overboard" in this scar formation causing a large scar as compared to the original injury. These are called keloids. Those prone to forming keloids after injury may develop large bumps at the piercing site of the ear. If keloids tend to form on the child or there is a family history of keloid formation, it is probably best to hold off on piercing.
ALLERGIC REACTIONS: Contact dermatitis (allergy to something that comes in contact with the skin) may occur on the earlobes of those with metal allergy. Using 14 karat gold or hypo-allergenic stainless steel posts may eliminate this problem.
INJURY TO THE EAR LOBE: Younger children may tend to play with the earrings while in place. If the earring is of the hoop or dangling variety, they may catch these and tear the lobe. Therefore, if you decide to pierce the ears, I highly suggest only using stud earrings or those which lie flush with the skin.
ASPIRATION OF THE EARRING: This is probably the most concerning danger. As most parents know, toys are approved for certain ages due to their choking hazard risk. Many toys are not recommended for those under three years because children under this age tend to put a lot of things in their mouths. Earring are certainly not permanent fixtures, and the risk of them accidentally falling out is not small. They are generally of a size which is easily swallowed. Therefore, there is a risk of inhaling an earring or its clasp should it become dislodged.
Congratulations on your new addition to the family. The safety issues as well as the infection risk are small.. However, I think it is important that you understand the risks involved in having a baby with pierced ears, but ultimately it is a decision you and your wife must make together. As a pediatrician, I tend to err on the side of safety. Therefore, my personal preference would be to hold out on piercing your daughter's ears until at least age four. And even then, it may be preferable for you to hold out until she is at an age in which she can decide for herself whether she wants to have them pierced. Parents have told me how much fun they had watching their daughter save up the money and go through this decision process on her own. Sharing this "developmental milestone" with your daughter later on down the road might be even more enjoyable for you than having them pierced now.
Thank you to Christina and Dr. Steele for their question, provided by Mamapedia.com. I hope this weeks Mommy Q & A was helpful and informative. I now know how to take care of my daughters piercing when and if she gets it!


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One of the first gifts I received from my husband was The Mists of Avalon. Marion Zimmer Bradley wrote the book in 1982.
It is the story about King Arthur, from the point of view of the women of Avalon. The usual cast of characters are present in the novel; Arthur, Gweneviere, Merlin, Morgana, the Lady of the Lake, and others, including the sword Excalibur.
Some reviewers call this a femnist book. There is also the conflict between Christian and pagan points of view that many are drawn to. In the reviews I've read people seem to love or hate the book. The fact is, I loved it 100%. The story, itself, is well-written. The point of view from the women's perspective is unique and interesting.
One review by Beth Derochea calls it "one of the more controversial books in Arthurian fiction."
The book has since been made into a tv movie. This is a link to the tv movie site with various pictures and a synopsis that is quite good, with lots of pictures from the movie. Actors such as Julianna Margulies, Uli Edel, Mark Lewis Jones, Caroline Goodall, Michael Byrne, Michael Vartan, Hans Matheson, Joan Allen, Samantha Mathis, Anjelica Huston, Clive Russell, and Edward Atterton are in the movie. The movie trailer is linked here.
As a big fan of all things Arthurian, I found this book and its different perspective really intriguing. I loved it all of those years ago, and still love it now. I've recently reread it and still find it interesting.


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I suppose I should have known better. I should have realized that, with everything running so smoothly in the Bills' march to the Super Bowl, some Bills player was bound to mess it up.
It is truly unfortunate and disconcerting to read that Bruce Smith would choose such a time to campaign for MVP honors. The fact that he legitimately deserves MVP is irrelevant. What is relevant is the fact that Mr. Smith and his gargantuan ego is threatening to destroy the team's dream season by providing other teams extra incentive to beat us.
Smith talks about the one newspaper being "against us." What a load of hogwash! No one in this town is against him or the team. It has been a long, long time since the Bills have had the opportunity they have now. Too much hard work by the entire organization and too much support by the fans has gone into this season to ruin it now.
The Bills are poised on the brink. If Mr. Smith really wants to experience hostility, just let his mouth topple us over, for then he might have his coveted award, but he will also have the city and his teammates angry with him.


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Said Hamlet to Opthelia
I'll draw a sketch of thee
What type of pencil shall I use?
2B or not 2b?
I'll draw a sketch of thee
What type of pencil shall I use?
2B or not 2b?
by Spike Milligan
Choosing a palette of colours is as personal as choosing a bottle of aftershave or perfume. A lot of it is down to personal taste. Whatever pleases the eye. Some people like a lot of dark colours and others never use black. But the most common mistake a lot of people starting out make is to have too much choice in their paintbox. Too much confusion and choice leading to incorrect colour choice and paintings that look unnatural or lacking in coherence. Improving use of colour is probably the best thing a beginner can concentrate on and well worth the effort. The best advice in choosing a palette is to travel light. With sufficient familiarity with the chosen colours most paintings can be well executed with about 15 tubes of paint. What? I hear you say. What about all the really nice shades of green or natural colours that make up the bulk of many landscape paintings.
Well the good news is all can be mixed easily and with a little practice. And once learned it means your next painting trip outdoors will be a lot lighter on the arms.
A good start is to choose a palette of about 15 colours maximum:
Found around the colour wheel roughly equally spaced:
Lemon Yellow
Cadmium Yellow (Medium)
Cadmium Orange
Cadmium Red
Permanent Rose (Like Alizarin but more lightfast)
Permanent Magenta (Midway between Permanent Rose and Permanent Mauve)
Permanent Mauve (Looks deep purple - very close to Ultramarine Violet)
Ultramarine Blue
Thalocyanine Blue (or Cobalt Blue)
Cerulean Blue (or use Manganese Blue)
Cadmium Green Pale (or use Permanent Green Light)
Optional additional colours, Inside the colour wheel (Colours that can be mixed from the above which are commonly used):
Yellow Ochre (Mix from Cadmium Orange and Ultramarine Blue)
Raw Umber (Mix from Cadmium Orange and Permanent Mauve / Ultramarine Violet)
Burnt Umber (Mix from Cadmium Red and Cadmium Green Pale)
Venetian Red (Mix from Cadmium Orange, Slightest touch of Cadmium Red and Magenta)
Raw Sienna (Mix from Cadmium Orange and Ultramarine Violet)
Burnt Sienna (Mix from Cadmium Orange and Magenta)
All of these can be mixed from the original list but it might be useful to include some of them. I have not given the proportions of each colour to use in the mixes but try the various colour mixes and see how close you can get to the colours you need.
Titanium White (I prefer to use this as flake white contains lead)
Black is omitted as it can be mixed from the above. Raw Umber with Ultramarine blue gives an acceptable black. This gives a more natural black in my opinion.
The following link shows watercolours average position on a colour wheel and helps in defining their complements.
For Oil Painting the colour distribution is similar.
This is a start to tips on colour use. I will expand on this post when I can. Hope it helps a bit!


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The clock officially ticked over to 12:00AM . . . hello January 1st! And hello to the #2018AtoZChallenge!
Are you as excited as we are? Are you? Really? For months we have been talking and tweeting and brainstorming ways to make this an exciting reading your for you guys. And now it's finally here!
Now what? Get reading! Then come back here and link your reviews. Easy as that 🙂 For your link title, just use the title of the book – name of author. Ex. Cauldron Bubble – Wendy Knight. And if you are a duo (like us!) and using the same blog / Twitter account for the challenge, just add the name of the reviewer behind the author name. Ex. Cauldron Bubble – Wendy Knight (Megan).
Remember – one link per letter per participant. Also, if you are doing the adult AND the KidLit versions, you get one entry for the adult and one entry for the KidLit.
Make sense?
If you get lost and can't find the link-up, we will be adding each one to the 2018 AtoZ Challenge page when it goes live at the beginning of the month. These links are only open until the end of the month. When a new month starts, you get a new link-up.
Give us a shout on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or just email us at email@example.com. Above all, have fun and start collecting those letters!
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Copts have just selected a new pope at one of the most critical junctures in modern Coptic history. The new leader, Pope Theodoros II, has rejected the political activism of his predecessor and is encouraging the church to follow his lead:
"The most important thing is for the church to go back and live consistently within the spiritual boundaries because this is its main work, spiritual work," the bishop said, and he promised to begin a process of "rearranging the house from the inside" and "pushing new blood" after his installation later this month as Pope Tawadros II. Interviewed on Coptic television recently, he struck a new tone by including as his priorities "living with our brothers, the Muslims" and "the responsibility of preserving our shared life."
"Integrating in the society is a fundamental scriptural Christian trait," Bishop Tawadros said then. "This integration is a must — moderate constructive integration," he added. "All of us, as Egyptians, have to participate."
This seems to be fine by the ruling Muslim Brotherhood who have encouraged the new primate "to "support the Islamic Shariaa," to "let go of the seculars", and to "revoke the Church's political role.""
In other parts of the Muslim world, Christians are facing more direct challenges from the government. Christians in Malaysia are being "converted" to Islam without their consent on government roles simply because of their names.
Bumiputra Christians in Sabah continue to be "converted to Islam" by the National Registration Department (NRD) simply because they have "bin" and "binti" in their names. Sabah churches are seeking urgent solutions to the crisis but none seems to be in sight, Bob Teoh writes in My Sinchew.
The NRD has made it clear it would continue to list Bumiputera Christians in Sabah as Muslims as long as they are known by bin or binti. It would also not rectify past entry errors by way of changing the religion listing back to Christianity in the identity cards (MyKad) of those affected. The NRD would only act upon an order by a Syariah High Court to determine whether those Bumiputera Christians whom it had listed as Muslims are not Muslims indeed.
The implications of this are far ranging--not least because these "Muslims" are not legally allowed to marry the Christians in their own community--and the hurdles the government has thrown up to rectify the error are numerous. What makes this more serious than a minor bureaucratic foul-up, however, is that perennial problem of apostasy in Islam. There is no permissible way to cease to be a Muslim, a conundrum which has found itself institutionalized in the racial-religious identity cards of Malaysia.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, sitting on the supposed burial site of Jesus, is the site of yet more controversy, this time over the more mundane matter of an unpaid water bill. The hub for Christian pilgrimage insists that it has never paid water bills as part of an unstated agreement with the utility company. Hagihon, the water company, is no longer content to receive nothing for something and has frozen the church's assests until the $2.3 million in back bills is paid.
"We trust God and hope that people will help us," [the General Secretary of the Patriarchate, Archbishop of Constantina Aristarchos] said, adding that the Patriarchate has sent letters to Israeli President Shimon Peres and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Tension in the Christian world comes home with still more revelations from the Orthodox Church in America. After much publicity and dutiful investigation, church officials have released their findings about the suspended bishop accused of sexual misconduct:
Text messages and emails sent by the bishop of the Orthodox Church in America's Diocese of the Midwest did constitute sexual misconduct, according to a letter posted to the church's website Sunday...
"I wish that I could convince all of you what I am certain of in my heart — that conscious motives behind my interaction with this woman were not impure," [the accused bishop] Matthias wrote. "But, I know that only active, demonstrated repentance — confession of my sins, pursuit of the means of changing, and a resulting change in conduct — will be convincing."
Unlike the Catholic stereotype of furtive reshuffling, the OCA has embraced a more public but no less Christian program of rehabilitation and penance. Matthias will ask forgiveness from the victim directly, be admitted to a residential therapeutic program, and submit to a "focused period of time under the guidance of a peer bishop to examine, articulate and provide concrete direction in managing the expectations and accompanying spiritual, emotional and interpersonal challenges of exercising the office of the bishop."
And more besides. If only we had directed that one billion dollars to affecting actual change in the world. But, as always, where our treasure is indicates where our heart is. Money is always hard to find except when it comes to war and politics. If that doesn't indicate their affinity, perhaps nothing will.


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Sleep is what most people need, but some people aren't able to get the right amount. The body needs a full night's sleep in order to be refreshed. Depriving yourself of sleep can hurt your mental and physical health. The tips that follow will help you get more sleep each night.
If you have someone around who can give you a massage, it can help with your insomnia. Massages are an easy way to dispel tension and make you drowsy. Don't let your thoughts race when getting a massage, just enjoy it.
If you can't sleep, skip the computer and video games at bedtime as they are stimulating for your brain. You will not achieve a relaxed state of sleeping if you continue to engage in these activities.
You might try massaging your abdomen. This will stimulate your stomach and aid you in beating insomnia. It helps you relax and it can promote digestion. If stomach issues are one of the causes of your insomnia, this tip is great to try first.
Tryptophan is a natural sleep inducer that is in many foods. Eating foods with tryptophan prior to bedtime can help you fall asleep. If you want foods containing tryptophan, consider choices like turkey, cashews, eggs, milk and even cottage cheese. If you are going to try drinking milk, make sure it is hot or warm as cold is not effective at all.
If you've had some trouble with insomnia for a few nights or more, you should talk to a doctor. Insomnia is usually fleeting, but it can be a medical condition. See your doctor and discuss your problem so another major cause can be ruled out.
You don't want to eat too much before bed, but you also don't want to be hungry. Small-sized snacks high in carbs, like crackers or fruit, may help you to sleep better. This can trigger your body to release serotonin, helping you relax.
While television should generally be avoided if you are battling sleep problems, think about turning on classical music. A lot of people are soothed to sleep due to classical music. It is very soothing and relaxing, and it might bring on those z's.
Try a calming massage before going to bed as it can cure your insomnia. Your muscles will relax and your body will calm. Try trading massages with your partner every night so you both are able to get great sleep. It needn't be a marathon massage. Most people benefit from 15-minute hand, neck, or foot massages.
Did your parent give you milk at night to help you sleep? It can help those with insomnia, too. Milk will calm you down and help you relax because of its high calcium content. You'll find it easier to relax and ease into sleep.
As you've seen, for some people, a good night's rest is a tough thing to get. It's not something you can force, after all. Instead, you just need to educate yourself on ways you can help yourself fall asleep. Use the tips above to sleep like a baby.


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NEW DELHI (AP) — India's environmental watchdog fined a group headed by a Hindu spiritual leader 50 million rupees ($740,000) for building features that altered the topography and flow of a river in India's capital before a major cultural festival this weekend.
The National Green Tribunal ruled it would allow the Art of Living Foundation to hold the festival on payment of the fine, which the group's leader refused.
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, who founded his group in 1982, said he would challenge the tribunal's order in an appeals court. "We have done nothing wrong. I will go to jail but not pay the fine," he told reporters, adding that his group would clean the riverbanks and leave no debris after the festival.
The tribunal issued the verdict late Wednesday in response to petitions filed by environmentalists who say the roads, ramps and pontoon bridges could cause irreversible damage to the Yamuna floodplains.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to inaugurate the festival Friday, but the president's office said President Pranab Mukherjee would not attend the closing ceremony on Sunday. The festival is expected to be attended by millions and will showcase performances by thousands of musicians and dancers.
The Yamuna River is a small tributary of the Ganges that swells during monsoon rains. Hindus bathe in the river during religious festivals, but not many people swim there.
The water looks dark with a foul smell, and officials say it is tainted with sewage and industrial pollution. The river water is chemically treated before being supplied to Delhi's nearly 18 million residents as drinking water.
The Art of Living organized a similar festival in 2011 in Berlin that saw visitors from all around the world.


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originally posted by: dragonridr
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Wow OK maybe they don't deserve jail but at the very least need to lose their jobs. I expect more of this however. I mean who really wants to become an officer anymore?? They don't have people beating down their door to become police officers. Meaning more often then not they are down to hiring from the people who shouldn't be armed in the first place.
Think about it police are underpaid living in most cases in poverty. They get little or no respect from the public. They have to put there lives in danger to try to arrest someone only to have a lawyer get them off and put them back on the street. Used to be they had respect and kids even wanted to grow up to be police. Now well were down to two types morons and people with an overly developed sense of justice. Both can be dangerous.
originally posted by: jitombe
8 cops shooting at 2 targets and all those misses? Is that why they were considered incompetent?
originally posted by: spirit_horse
a reply to: intrptr
WOW, not only did they miss 105 of the 107 rounds on the first vehicle, the other cops missed their target as well. These poor folks are going to have serious psychological issues even driving down the street. I say this because I have been in a few high speed crashes and I still get the feeling at times of the impact, dirt and glass sensations. They will have times they feel they are going to be opened up on when seeing a parked police car. Sad. And I am not surprised they let them go without charges. Retraining maybe? There is no excuse and any attempt by the Sheriff or DA to minimize it and not prosecute is an affront to all citizens.
originally posted by: Qspeedyrock
a reply to: spirit_horseVery much agree when tshtf even though mashal law may be called but many of these leos etc are going to lose their lives. The problem is that many innocent and non violent people are going to die. What will be left will be those with a brutal survival mentality and many of these groups will not be just using small arms fire. Whole police stations will be completely blowen away with any surviving leos etc mopped up with the armed drones etc that the rebels have obtained. When areas get completely out of control i would not be surprised if tptb just nuke the area or use some other weapon of mass destruction.
originally posted by: DAVID64
Eventually this will have to reach critical mass and protesting in the streets en mass if you want to quell these incidents.
It already has and there are still people, even here, that defend them and constantly make excuses for them. Stop protecting them like they can do no wrong, punish the ones who lie and cover their buddy's ass and start handing out prison sentences and we may see a change. We will never see a mass uprising of the public.
originally posted by: John_Rodger_Cornman
a reply to: spirit_horse
They are totally out of control.
107 shots?
Who were they trying to kill? Predator?
originally posted by: rollanotherone
a reply to: spirit_horse
I'll have to research that figure you posted. Not that I don't believe you, it's just that I would like to know more about that since my daughter will be 9 in that year. (She's still baking in the womb)
originally posted by: CharlestonChew
a reply to: spirit_horse
Government is a monopoly on the use of force.
Because of the nature of government, humans are capable of acquiring power to be able to abuse others with impunity.
Coercive hierarchies need to be abandoned in regards to human organization.
originally posted by: spirit_horse
originally posted by: DAVID64
Eventually this will have to reach critical mass and protesting in the streets en mass if you want to quell these incidents.
It already has and there are still people, even here, that defend them and constantly make excuses for them. Stop protecting them like they can do no wrong, punish the ones who lie and cover their buddy's ass and start handing out prison sentences and we may see a change. We will never see a mass uprising of the public.
I am not sure about that. There is a large number of people that have been preparing for asymmetric warfare. I say a large number, but I mean a few million out of the 320 million or so. If you just had 3 million or ,93% the ptb will be in trouble. That is a very large force and after they hit armories, acquire weapons and training from vets and maybe foreign support from the likes of China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, etc. all who wouldn't mind see the US Government go by the wayside, things will get very ugly. That is what people don't understand when they say they are just local incompetent militias. And I think there are a whole lot more that would join in if the ptb brought in international response forces. Foreign troops on American soil would drive the numbers of people fighting way up. I suspect that is part of the reason the government predicts only 60 million people in the US by 2025. They say emigrating for jobs, but I suspect something worse especially after the huge homeland forces buildup. But I digress. Just wanted to reply.


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Homeowners who refinanced their mortgages in recent months seem ready for another round of savings as rates tumble to new record lows.
30 year fixed rate mortgage – 3 month trend
The benchmark 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell to 3.92 percent from 3.94 percent last week, according to the Bankrate.com national survey of large lenders. The mortgages in this week's survey had an average total of 0.42 discount and origination points. One year ago, the mortgage index was 4.65 percent; four weeks ago, it was 4.02 percent.
This week's rate of 3.92 percent is the lowest level the 30-year-fixed has reached since Bankrate started the survey more than 26 years ago. The fixed rate has not increased in the weekly survey since early April when it was 4.25 percent. The rate has reached a new low every week since then, except one week in May when it stayed unchanged.
The benchmark 15-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 3.16 percent from 3.15 percent the previous week, and the benchmark 5/1 adjustable-rate mortgage fell to 2.99 percent from 3.01 percent.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
The Straight Hair Pill: Could A Good Hair Day Be a Gulp Away?
In the era of blowout bars, tourmaline flat irons, thermal straightening treatments, and more serums and sprays than one can count promising smooth, straight hair, this might be the best news many women have heard in a long time!
According to the Daily Mail, scientists have discovered a "curly gene" and are working on a pill that can make hair straighter from the inside out.
It goes the other way too -- straight-haired women (or men!) who have fantasized about cascading waves would take a curly pill.
The author of the research, Professor Nick Martin, told the Daily Mail that he "will be discussing this with a major cosmetics company in Paris in January." (Does it rhyme with Shm'Oreal?)
No duh he will!
We're sure the race is on to be the first to capitalize on this industry-changing revelation, and it probably doesn't come cheap. But considering the straightening pill could render millions of hair products and tools obsolete (and all the profits made from them!) it would be ideal to be the company to own the technology that has the potential to crush the competition.
But enough about corporate greed -- let's go back to fantasizing about what it would be like to simply swallow a pill and wake up with the hair of our dreams. It's right up there with the fantasy about being able to cure gray hair.
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It's almost chilling sitting out on the prairie, not because of the cool wind, but because of all the sights and sounds. It's relaxing but almost overwhelming. The more you think about, the more your brain becomes overwhelmed by the weight of the sounds. There's birds chirping, frogs croaking, bugs… Continue reading
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Looking back on the last seven years, I realize how much my life has truly changed. When these changes are happening, you really don't notice them. I didn't understand what changed from day to day. Yet when I try to remember my first day of sixth grade, it feels like it was a completely different person who entered that classroom. That's when I begin to understand how much life has evolved in a fast-paced seven years. Continue reading
Book Talk: It's Kind of a Funny Story
Book Talk: "It's Kind of a Funny Story" by Ned Vizzini
Reading Response: It's Kind of a Funny Story
"It's Kind of a Funny Story" by Ned Vizzini follows the story of 15-year-old Craig and his struggle with depression. After dealing with the daily pressures of an overachieving high school life, Craig makes a split decision one night commit suicide. Yet before going through with it, Craig calls a sucked hotline and takes the given advice to go to the hospital. From there, he is admitted into an adult mental hospital where he meets some unique characters and is forced to deal with the sources of his anxiety. Continue reading
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The fourth book in J.K. Rowling's series, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, continues the story of a young wizard as he constantly learns and grows within the "wizarding world". Continue reading
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Hunger: A Pressing and Compex Issue
The United States boasts to be one of the most advanced, wealthiest, and industrialized nations in the world. Yet despite its progress, America has yet to solve one pressing issue: hunger, and more specifically childhood hunger. As of 2014, 13.1 million children live in food-insecure households in America. Continue reading


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The girl sat on the swings, swaying gently back and forth. Her dark brown hair was gathered together at the nape of her neck and hung scraggily down, reaching the middle of her back. It looked like it hadn't been washed in weeks, and, as far as she could remember, probably hadn't been. In her house, no one really cared if you were washed or not, as long as you didn't get too near any of the adults.
The stinging words of her classmates still rang in her head, even though they'd been gone for hours. She wasn't sure why they seemed to bother her so much tonight. It wasn't as though she hadn't been called those names before in her 10 years. Maybe it was because the boy she had a crush on, Jeremiah, was the leader of the pack this time. Maybe it was because he was the one who hurled out the most insulting taunts, or maybe it was because the perfect Jessica was standing beside him the whole time, enjoying her torment as the kids hurled vile names at her.
Her light blue eyes stayed fixed on the lone soda can that was sitting in the middle of the playground. It was dented and dirty, and had obviously been discarded after all of the delicious nectar had been sucked out of it. She'd had soda a few times, usually only when her case worker came and took her out to have lunch or something, but she remembered what it tasted like. Sweet. Bubbly. To the cast off foster child, soda tasted rich.
An autumn breeze stirred up and had the dried colored leaves flittering across the ground. It was soon to be winter in Vermont, and that meant long nights filled with shivering skin and aching bones. She thought fleetingly of the puffy new pink coat that her caseworker had brought to her a few days ago, and knew that, by now, it was safely entrenched in her foster sister's closet. Amy was a year older than she was, and would likely not fit into the coat, but she hated when Carly had anything newer than she did, and tended to take it from her bedroom whenever she wasn't home. Amy's parents, Michael and Andrea, would have the coat back in Carly's bedroom whenever her case worker visited, after all, they didn't want to lose their monthly allotment for taking care of her, but they wouldn't lift a finger when Amy took it back to her bedroom after the caseworker's scheduled visit was over.
Carly was through getting mad at Amy, after all, it didn't do any good to try to tell on her. Michael and Andrea didn't care, and she'd learned years ago that there was no point in telling her teachers about what was going on at home. She was a foster child. A ward of the state. As long as she was getting food and looked physically healthy, no one cared.
Jeremiah, however, was another matter. This was the first time she'd dared to like a boy, and to have him yell words like "loser", "scum bucket", and "cunt" at her made her infuriated. She wasn't quite sure what the last word meant, but after Jeremiah screamed it he got this mean looking smile on his face, while the other kids gasped in shock. Soon all of the kids were yelling it out loud, and only stopped when the bus pulled up to the curb to take them home. Carly, however, didn't get on the bus, but stayed sitting on the swings, the very place she'd been ambushed, trying to make sense of the whole situation.
She thought of the two mile walk back to Michael and Andrea's house, and of how she'd get yelled at when she got home for making them "worry" (they only worried about her disappearing and their checks becoming non-existent), and sighed. She supposed she'd better get started.
Suddenly the anger began to build in her. Anger at Jeremiah for calling her names. Anger at Jessica for looking so smug the entire time the crowd of children were taunting her. Anger at Amy for taking all of her things. Anger at Michael and Andrea for not caring. Anger at her mother and father for abandoning her to a life of being ignored and hated. Anger at the world in general.
Her eyes narrowed on the soda can and she briefly thought about walking over to kick it as hard as she could. Suddenly the can went flying across the playground, landing ten feet away from where it first lay. Carly's eyes flew open wide and she looked around, wondering exactly what had happened. The wind had died down, and there was no one else around. She couldn't have made the can move, could she have?
She looked at the can again, and willed it to move. It lay still. She thought about saying all the magic words she knew from her beloved story books, but they seemed silly, and besides, she hadn't said a word when the can had become airborne in the first place. What was she doing? She tried to remember. She knew she'd been thinking about how much she hated her life, and about how ignored she felt. She knew she had been considering getting up and giving the can a strong kick before she started her long walk home. Her eyes narrowed on the can, imagining how hard she'd like to kick it, and once again, it flew high into the air.
Carly's face of surprise slowly transformed into one of cautious happiness. Maybe her life didn't suck as bad as she thought it did after all.


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HGCA: Grain markets down; EU rejects bids
- UK: Futures and new-crop fall
ON LIFFE, March wheat futures were down 1.50 at 68.00, while May and July dropped by 1.20 and 1.25.
New-crop prices were also down, by up to 2, with a flat forward market for April and May and very limited movement.
Latest Extrastat figures put UK wheat exports to non-EU destinations at 93,000t for January, taking the cumulative total to end-January to 312,000t. Full data are available at www.hgca.com
MAFF released its December 2000 survey this week. Of UK autumn and winter crops sown by 1 December, wheat is at 1.356m ha, down 35% on December 1999. Barley is at 466,000 ha and oats at 71,000ha.
- EU: Open-market bids rejected
THE EU rejected all bids for open-market wheat refunds at last Thursdays MANCOM meeting, deeming them uncompetitive.
Traders bids came in between 7.75 for a volume of 8500t rising to 12.50/t, well above the Commissions calculated refund level of 7.50.
Poland is to import 250,000t of duty-free wheat, effective from 19 March to end-June.
- World: Chicago down as US raises forecast
CHICAGO wheat futures ended the week down with Mar wheat seeing losses of 10-30¢, to close last Friday (09 March) at $99.29.
The US Department of Agriculture raised its forecast of 2000/01 wheat productiom by 0.9m tonnes to 580.38m tonnes.
1=63.04p; £1=1.586/ DM3.103/ FF10.405/ IR£1.249/ $1.457 on 14 March
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When the consensus view about the bombing emerged (terrorism!), I was strangely baffled. Thinking about some anarchists "doing something" about the G8, I just could not see what they were trying to achieve through murder. Surely this would only push UK and the US towards more drastic, stupid moves ... what a pointless crime! Then of course, in the afternoon, I realised that's exactly what an Al-Qaeda ofshoot was trying to achieve. More polarisation, violence, hatred will be generated in the western side, more idiotic policy idly justifed and reservations righteously brushed aside.
Then this morning it hit me. What both sides are doing is:
A war on rationality
This goes for both sides. While we can't do much about the Al-Qaeda crazies, we concentrate on our western leaders. And the cowboy-in-chief, alpha male of the sad western (imagine a good Morriconne music going with this) is waging his own little reactionnary crusade on science, reason, reality, peace... Both sides are as destructive and feed of each other. The Enlightenment prinples which are dear to me are needed more than ever.
This was eerily confirmed by all the missionaries out on the prowl today: doe-eyed generic christian, and the scientology recruiters (which I almost pity). I swear they were never there before. They could sense an occasion, an opportunity: nice day for recruiting. All this fear and doubts in the air: we could lock in a few londoners to our peculiar thought-patterns and chain them to our myths. Get them while they're down.


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Twice Loved by Lori Copeland
Willow Madison and her friends Copper and Audrey taught school in neighboring Texas towns until the Yankees rode in and burned them out. In the midst of fear and chaos, survivors banded together to fight for what remained of their homes. Then word reached the people that the terrible war was over.
Now penniless but still hopeful, Willow vows she will take care of her friends, and her ailing uncle, in Thunder Ridge, Texas, even if it means having to marry wealthy Silas Sterling, a man thirty years her senior. But standing in her way is sawmill owner Tucker Gray, with his enticing eyes and infuriating headstrong manner—the man Willow cannot get out of her head . . . or her heart. Even though her friends beg her not to give up her dream of happiness, Willow is determined to do the right thing for those who are dearest to her. But which path does God want Willow to take: a life of duty and commitment . . . or a life of everlasting love?Available July, 2008
Dangerous Heart by Tracey Bateman
Growing up motherless with an outlaw father made Ginger Freeman hard and unforgiving—and for the past seven years she's been driven by a single goal: to make Grant Kelley pay for letting her brother die. Now that she's tracked the hated doctor to a westward-bound wagon train, her mission of vengeance is nearly completed. But the sense of family and community that suddenly surrounds her is unlike anything Ginger has ever experienced. And under the nurturing eye of Miss Sadie, the outlaw's daughter begins to lose her rough edges. Here, in the company of loving, new found friends, Ginger feels herself becoming part of something much bigger than revenge.
But catastrophe is in the wind when her pa and his gang arrive to infiltrate the wagon train. Will Ginger's new relationship with God tear her away from her family forever . . . and cost her everything she's now begun to hold dear?Available October, 2008
Back to Life by Kristin Billerbeck
Lindsey realized when she married Ron, a man 17 years her senior, that the odds were he'd see heaven before her, but she never expected to be a widow at 35. There's too much of life left for her to just sit around in mourning. But she can't seem to kick start the rest of her life.
That is until she gets some help from Ron's first wife, Jane, who shows up unexpectedly at her door one day as the executor of her husbands estate. Jane is everything Lindsey's not independent, stubborn and a lot older. Plus she has one surprise after another including a son named Ron Jr. (she insists he's not really Ron's son). But an unlikely friendship develops as each woman begins to re evaluate what is really important, and owns up to the mistakes they've made in the past.
Told in the alternating voices of Jane and Lindsey, and with the return of many of the witty characters of The Trophy Wives Club, this book is a lighthearted, relatable read for when life goes in a direction you never planned. With faith and friends, there's always light at the end of the tunnel.
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Friday, April 24, 2009
So we are trying to take this all in and do our best with it. We know that the Lord will be with us through this tough time and that he will do what is best for our little girl! It is in His hands now.
14 comments:
- Ashley DeMille said...
I have been thinking about you all week and I am so sorry to hear that news. I wish I just had some magic cure that would make everthing better. I am so amazed by your faith. You will be in our prayers.
- April 24, 2009 at 2:58 PM
- The Belnaps said...
Love you and you are in my thoughts and prayers. Your attitude couldn't be better and I know you are being really brave through all of this. I know it's harder than you let on. So always remember that it is in His hands and He'll be with you through all of this. So take it day by day and call me often for a good cry.
- April 24, 2009 at 3:24 PM
- bartonbeat said...
You all have been on my mind since Grandma told me the news. I am so sorry to hear the news on your sweet baby girl. I can't imagine how you're all feeling... We are keeping you in our prayers. Please let us know if there's anything we can do.
- April 24, 2009 at 3:55 PM
- Jeannie said...
Tara and Kurt you are in our prayers and we hope te best for you! keep us updated.
- April 24, 2009 at 3:58 PM
- The Jolley Family said...
We've been thinking about you. I'm sorry to hear the sad news. You are both so strong; I know you'll get through no matter what. We'll keep you in our prayers. Wishing you the best.
- April 24, 2009 at 4:04 PM
- susiefarns said...
I've been waiting to hear an update. I'm sorry to hear that it isn't good news but our Heavenly Father only sends special babies to special parents. We love you guys, let us know what you find out.
- April 24, 2009 at 5:07 PM
- Tom and B said...
We'll pray for you tara. Keep high spirits. We love you guys.
- April 25, 2009 at 9:58 AM
- Karen Kunzler said...
There isn't much to say, but that I am thinking of you and praying for you and your little girl. I love you!!!!!
- April 25, 2009 at 8:48 PM
- Peterson5 said...
You guys are in our prayers and hearts. You have such a strong spirit about it that I know you will be okay but please let me know if there is anything we can do. Just know I am here if you need me
- April 26, 2009 at 2:10 PM
- Jaden and Stacy said...
We are so sorry to hear about this. We will be sure to keep y'all in our prayers. We are here if you need anything! Anything at all. The Lord will take care of y'all and your little girl! We love ya!
- April 26, 2009 at 7:27 PM
- Kerri said...
Tara and Kurt, we saw your message on the blog and are so sorry about your little girl. We know this is a difficult time for you. Kristen gave me this saying when Bill and I were struggling a little with Bill's cancer. It is "Sometimes God calms the storm. Sometimes he lets the storm rage and calms the child. I have found that by calming me, the storm could be handled. I hope this will help you. We are praying for your little family. Love Kerri Lynn and Bill.
- April 26, 2009 at 7:45 PM
- Eric and Brooke said...
I'm so sorry! Everything will turn out as it should. Keep up your faith. You are in my thoughts and prayers!
- April 26, 2009 at 10:08 PM
- Tennille said...
Tara, my heart goes out to you and I'm so sorry it wasn't good news. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
- April 27, 2009 at 5:48 PM
- Ashley Palmer said...
Tara- I have been trying to think of something I could say. I am so sorry that you are going through this. I just want you to know that I am thinking about you and your family and hoping for the best.
- April 29, 2009 at 11:07 AM


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HML has blamed restructuring costs for its £3.1m pre-tax loss in 2011, compared with a £100,000 profit in 2010.
Last week, its parent Skipton Building Society reported pre-tax profits of £22.2m for 2011, down from £35m in 2010.
The results revealed that HML made an operating profit of £200,000 in 2011, but restructuring costs resulted in a net pre-tax loss of £3.1m.
A spokeswoman for Skipton says: "The loss is largely due to restructuring costs aimed at repositioning the business for future opportunities. HML's business levels were also temporarily hit by the subdued housing market. So the restructure will produce fresh efficiencies."
Skipton was rumoured to be looking to sell the subsidiary last year, but is believed to have taken it off the market at the start of this year.
Last October HML suffered two high profile departures when its chief executive Brian Brodie and chief commercial and finance officer Neil Warman left. But a spokeswoman for Skipton adds that HML has a bright future as an integral part of the Skipton Group.
Meanwhile, Skipton's results revealed its gross mortgage advances were up more than threefold at £1.7bn in 2011, compared with £500m in 2010.