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Hi guys, finally bought Michelin PLCs (225/55/16) for my Cruze from Tyrex. After some bargaining I got the PLCs for 11800 per tyre. They bought the 15000 kms old four JK Vectras for 8000 (2000 per tyre). This is the best I could get from them. Paid an extra 400 for wheel alignment. They did not charge for wheel balancing & Nitrogen filling. Total paid 39600 (11800x4 tyres +400-8000). Do you guys think it is a good deal? Your opinions are welcome.
I have driven the car only for 5 kms after the tyre change. So no comments on the ride quality & grip. I surely felt the ride was much softer. Will keep you updated on this later.
One more thing. They have filled nitrogen at 32psi as per the Chevy recommended tyre pressure for stock 205/60/16. Not sure whether this is a stupid question: As the tyres are now 225/55/16, should the tyre pressure be increased or is 32psi sufficient?
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Just be cautious while driving on bad roads as these tyres have weak sidewalls . There are not too soft as well but a big impact can create a bulge in these tyres . I have these tyres on my swift , and they are running well . Till now i have covered 27000 kms on them without any issue .
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An update on Michelin PLC 225/55/16 on my Cruze. I did a 420km drive yesterday. My first long drive with PLCs. These are the first impressions:
1) Without any doubt, PLCs give much softer & comfortable ride compared to the stock JK Vectras.
2) I have read in many forums that broader tyres will give a stiffer/harder steering feel. For some unknown reason, I did not feel the steering to be stiffer.
3) The grip level is very good. Though I could only touch a maximum of 100kmph (you know how bad is NH 17 in Kerala ), I felt the grip level was awesome. I almost had a heart attack while going over some potholes at 80kmph.
4) About 35 kms before I reached home it stared pouring. Cruising at 70-80 kmph in rain, I felt the wet grip and the braking to be decent.
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One question.My Civic came shod with Michelin Energy. I had sidewall damage so had to change one tyre. The only one available was Primacy. Now how bad will the situation be with one Primacy in the pack? I do like to rotate my wheels properly, and even got Honda to supply me with five alloys.
Why I am worried is that even though the tread pattern looks very similar, the Legacy has a high Silica content.
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I had installed 215/55's Yokahama dB Series.
Done almost 20K kms on them.
I am filling air regularly @ 30 psi
Sometimes on solo drives @ 29 psi too
Performance has been nothing short of superb. It allows you to courageously enter corners with much higher speeds without loosing traction & the braking has become better too allowing you to brake later. Also not loosint traction when the Turbo spools in the first couple of gears.
Ride quality/comfort is very smooth at higher speeds and not so great at lower speeds though ( which was not better when STOCK too )
Had done 10k kms on Stock Vectras earlier & truly speaking the tyre upgrade has really made the car alive
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I changed my worn out 40000km old Good Year NCT5s to stock 195/65/R15 Michelin Primacy LCs.
I have done about a 900km with them; while they are very comfortable and low noise, i did find the noise has increased from the first day to this day when it has done 900km.
Also, had the first puncture within 400km, though not the side wall.
Has made me less aggressive on bad patches of roads too, takes the fun away sometimes
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Hi all,
Will be doing a tyre swap coming week for my brand new Jetta straight out of the showroom,
1. The tyre dealer said Primary LC is far better tyre compared to Energy, is it true?
2. The dealer also said PLC is a high end tyre compared to energy, true ?
3. Main reason for a tyre swap is road noise, will I regret upgrading to PLC?
Thanks in advance.
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After 10K Kms, in my new Swift ZDI, yesterday I dumped OEM tyres (MRF ZVT?) and replaced PLC 195/60R15, manufactured in 14th week of 2012(APR'12).
Costed Rs 22,660 for 4 tyres.
My previous Swift ran on XM1 and XM1+, with no issues for nearly 80,000KMs, before selling. So just couldn't resist the comfort of Michelin.
Just for information, sold my OEM (4 of them, one stays as spare) for Rs.4,000(Rs.1,000) each, to some middleman on JC road.
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If I opt to upgrade stock tires on the Skoda Laura Elegance MT 2.0 CR TDI which I have ordered and is on the way, I am told the best option would be Michelin Primacy LC. Now Elegance trim of Laura comes with 205/55 R16 Goodyear NCTs I believe. How bad are these? I have been asking various dealers in Mangalore who have quoted about 9.6K /tire for Michelin in this size. Buyback price for GY NCTs will be about 4.5K. Are both the prices fair? Am I getting a fair deal? Shelling out 5K / tire looks bit steep to me. Any of you know any dealer around who can give a better offer?
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The prices quoted seem fair enough. Primacy LC is one of the premium comfort tires from Michelin. I switched to 205/55/16 pricmacy LC on puchase of my Laura too. Infact mine is a TSI Ambiente, which came with 195/65/15 Goodyear tires. My switch required a change of alloys too. I ended up paying an extra 40K for the alloy swap apart from the 20K for the tire swap. Tire prices have been going up due to rubber price increases. When I bought these 16" PLCs in May 2011 the price was a round 8,800/- a piece.
In my view the tires are totally worth it. You are spending a huge sum on the car. The goodyear tires it comes with are strictly average. The michelins will certainly complement the brilliant ride and handling qualities of the Laura very well and you will enjoy the car that much more. The tires are very comfortable and silent and offer excellent wet and dry grip. Since you are from Udupi , you will certainly appreciate its wet weather performance.
Though I had one tire replaced under warranty, I am a satisfied user of this tire for the past 26,000 kms and am highly likely to buy the same tire when it is time to replace. I just came from a drive to Sirsi, Kumta, Honnavar etc... and drove over some pretty horrendous roads in very wet conditions and a fully loaded car. The tires performed admirably with no damage or bulge or anything.
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Police made an arrest in the deadly shooting of an employee for AAA was shot during an altercation in a Kendall neighborhood Tuesday afternoon.
Miami-Dade Police say that 63-year-old Jesus Esquivel admitted to opening fire on Magdiel Hernandez, 38, after he responded to a service call in the area of Southwest 99th Street and 87th Court.
According to the arrest report, Esquivel got into an argument on the phone with another driver over the time it was taking for a response to his call. Esquivel allegedly made threats to that driver, who called his bosses and asked for another driver to be sent out.
At that point, the company sent Hernandez to the call. When he arrived, Esquivel opened fire and hit Hernandez several times in the torso. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
AAA Employee Shot and Killed in Kendall, 1 in Custody
An employee for AAA died after a shooting in a Kendall neighborhood Tuesday afternoon, family told NBC 6.(Published Tuesday, July 11, 2017)
Hernandez worked for AAA for 10 years, family members said.
"He's a very good guy, good service-minded individual, has been working doing this for years," said the victim's friend, Roberto Flavio.
Esquivel was taken to the hospital for medical attention and later released into police custody to be interviewed, where he admitted to the crime.
"It's unbelievable for something so small to be so big...how it happened," said Victor Cazanas, the victim's friend.
AAA released a statement in regards to Hernandez's death:
"We are profoundly saddened by this tragic incident that took place today. On behalf of all of us at AAA, our heartfelt condolences go out to the victim's family and friends during this most difficult time. Eliminating deaths and injuries on our roadways are top priorities for AAA. This incident was reported to the police who have begun an investigation. AAA will cooperate fully with any all police investigations."
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AAA Roadside Employee Killed During Kendall Service Call
Police identified the victim as 38-year-old Magdiel Hernandez of Pinecrest.
By Paul Scicchitano (Patch Staff) - Updated July 11, 2017 10:56 pm ET
KENDALL, FL — An employee of AAA Roadside Assistance was shot to death on Tuesday afternoon after an apparent quarrel during a service call. Police said that 38-year-old Magdiel Hernandez of Pinecrest was called to a residence where he was shot at 3:18 p.m. The shooting occurred in the 9900 block of SW 87th Court.
"According to investigators, shortly after 3 p.m., uniform officers responded to a 9-1-1 call of a male shot," explained Detective Argemis Colome of the Miami-Dade Police Department. "Officers arrived on scene and discovered the victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, they made contact with a second male on the scene who was uncooperative and requested to be transported to the hospital."
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue pronounced the victim dead on the scene. The suspect was described as being in his 60s.
"Preliminary investigation revealed that a verbal altercation ensued between the two males resulting in the fatal shooting," Colome explained.
Police said that the second male was taken to Baptist Hospital, but they would not immediately disclose his involvement. "The second man was uncooperative with police and requested to be transported to the hospital, which was done by Rescue," Colome added.
This is a developing story. Patch will provide additional information as it becomes available.
To report a tip, call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS (8477) or 866-471-8477, visit crimestoppersmiami.com and select "Give a Tip" or text "CSMD" followed by the tip to 274637.
Cops charge man who requested AAA with killing worker sent to assist him
By Alexandria Bordas and Charles Rabin
When Jesus Esquivel was told Tuesday afternoon that the battery he needed for his 2003 Cadillac Escalade wasn't available, the Kendall resident exploded, shouting expletives at the American Automobile Association employee on the other end of the phone line.
The worker transferred the call back to dispatch, which sent another driver to help the 63-year-old fix his car. A short while later that driver, Pinecrest resident Magdiel Hernandez, a hard-working, 38-year-old churchgoer with a fiancée and a few family members in South Florida, was dead, shot as many as seven times, said his uncle Roberto Flavio.
"Me and his siblings are his closest relatives here. We rely on each other. It's almost too surreal right now to process this loss when it so easily could have been his co-worker," Flavio said while standing outside of Esquivel's Kendall home. "It's so sad. I'm just getting ready to be the one to console my family."
Esquivel requested and was taken to Baptist Hospital after the shooting. Early Wednesday, police arrested and charged him with second-degree murder with a deadly weapon.
Magdiel Hernandez, who was shot and killed as he answered a call for the American Automobile Association (AAA) in Kendall on Tuesday afternoon, July 11, 2017, his family said. Via Facebook.
"We received a 911 call that two males were involved in a verbal altercation. One man was shot several times and was announced deceased on the scene. The other individual involved in the altercation requested to be transported to a nearby hospital," said Miami-Dade police Detective Argemis Colome.
Colome said Esquivel, at least early on, was not cooperative with police. He also wouldn't say how many times Hernandez was shot. Esquivel's arrest affidavit says he also became irate because of the length of time it took for AAA to arrive at his home.
Flavio said the argument between the two men began early Tuesday afternoon when AAA received a call from Esquivel, who said he needed a battery for his beige Escalade. When he was told one wasn't available, Flavio said that Esquivel yelled, "I will kick your ass and you better not show up at my house" to the AAA employee.
Flavio said he learned what happened from Hernandez's brother and his co-worker who was cussed out on the phone, both of whom work for AAA. Flavio said after Esquivel stopped cussing, the call was transferred to Hernandez, who went to the tree-lined home at 9955 SW 87th Ct.
Three persons talk at the scene at 9955 SW 87th Ct. where a man on call for AAA was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon, July 11, 2017, the man's family said. Police have not identified the victim, although a man who said he was the victim's uncle identified his nephew as Magdiel Hernandez.
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Police said it was 3:18 p.m when they received a call of an argument and shooting at the home. When they arrived they found Hernandez dead and quickly detained Esquivel, who put up a brief fight while being placed in a patrol car. In the car, Esquivel demanded to be taken to the hospital.
"We got him the medical attention and he was transported and one of our detectives followed [him] there," Colome said.
Flavio said Esquivel, 6-2, 270 pounds and bilingual, is not a stranger to AAA and that he told workers he's a former Navy Seal. He often wears a hat with military insignia, Flavio said.
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The Hawkeyes did think they had scored on a corner kick as time expired, but the officials ruled the final horn had blown.
"Yeah, it got a little hairy there at the end," Little Falls coach Sal Marchese said. "They were pressuring and we were just trying to clear it."
Geena Morotti assisted on first-half goals by Sylstra and Nicole Failing - Failing's team-high seventh of the season - but Little Falls (3-1-1) settled for a 2-1 halftime lead when Cooperstown (3-1-0) scored late in period.
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* Matthew 4:1-11 - "Then was Jesus led up of the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil. And when He had fasted forty days and forty nights, He was afterward hungry. And when the tempter came to Him, he said, If Thou be the Son of God, command that these stones be made bread. But He answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God. Then the devil taketh Him up into the holy city, and setteth Him on a pinnacle of the temple, and saith unto Him, If Thou be the Son of God, cast Thyself down: for it is written, He shall give His angels charge concerning Thee: and in their hands they shall bear Thee up, lest at any time Thou dash Thy foot against a stone. Jesus said unto him, It is written again, Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God. Again, the devil taketh Him up into an exceeding high mountain, and showeth Him all the kingdoms of the world, and the glory of them; and saith unto Him, All these things will I give Thee, if Thou wilt fall down and worship me. Then saith Jesus unto him, Get thee hence, Satan: for it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve. Then the devil leaveth Him, and, behold, angels came and ministered unto Him."
Recently: There was a lady who had lost her only son in a car wreck, and since she was living with him at the time, it turns out she became homeless. So her aged parents offered to share their home with her. There was only one problem, like the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was a "no-no" for Adam and Eve, the "tree" for her was that she could not have a dog - her parents already had two, and did not want another dog in their home. One day, a sweet young child approached her and asked her if she would like a free puppy. When she did not say yes, a local dog-catcher told her that if shee took the puppy, he would see to it that the puppy had his shots, and that he would have the puppy "fixed," also free. She was so lonely, and believing the Lord had answered her prayers by providing her with the puppy, she accepted and took the puppy to live with her in her parent's home. Her father was furious at her lack of respect for him and his wife, that for a time, he would not speak to her.
My question is: Was the puppy provided by God, or did Satan keep "sweetening the deal" tempting her to defy her parents? Because I am her father, and I cannot say for sure who provided it, I have decided to give her the benefit of the doubt. So, for now, "Chewbacca" will stay. P.S. Perhaps the Lord provided the puppy and Satan was tempting me to reject my child. God has not rejected me, and since I dream of the day when I shall be like Jesus, I will accept it and Satan is defeated anyway!
Thursday, April 13, 2017
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Blue-chip stocks racked up large gains for the second consecutive session, buoyed by news of strong retail sales and an upbeat weekly employment report. The Dow Jones industrials shot up 38.75 points to 3,514.42.
* The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond dropped to another 16-year low as traders responded favorably to further signs that inflation is in check.
* Crude oil prices tumbled to near their lowest level since the Gulf War, amid concerns of rising supply. Gold and soybean prices fell as traders took profits.
The Dow's 1.1% surge came atop Wednesday's 25.74-point, or 0.7%, gain and put the blue-chip index again within striking distance of its all-time high of 3,554.83.


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The Trustees of Reservations carries out dozens of important conservation projects each and every year, and has permanently protected a remarkable 76,000 acres since it was founded in 1891. That's more than twice the area of the City of Boston, but accomplished through projects in every region of Massachusetts.
Our conservation work includes new properties that we acquire and open to the public -- those 109 reservations across the state like the new Westport Town Farm.
|View of the Westport River from the Westport Town Farm
The Trustees also acquires permanent conservation restrictions on privately-owned land (at present, 370 properties on 20,000 acres) that contain the same type of exceptional natural areas, historic homes, scenic views, farms or water sources that you'll find on our Reservations.
|Langwater Estate, Easton where TTOR is in the process of acquiring a permanent restriction
Finally, we assist state and federal agencies, cities and towns, and other land conservation groups to carry out their projects that result in permanently conserved land. While The Trustees don't hold any interest in the land going forward, our role is often crucial to the success of complex or expensive projects that require our expertise or funding.
We look forward to sharing these stories with you in the days ahead so you can keep up on the latest news from "On the Land" as it happens!


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To celebrate Michelle's progress in violin (she's learning so much!!) and the beginning of Ella and Michelle taking piano lessons, and because I love books so much (and because it was the theme last month for a group I belong to on Goodreads), here is a list of some great picture books about music.
Music, Music for Everyone by Vera Williams. This is a sequel to A Chair for My Mother. Now the narrator's grandma is sick and there is no extra money in their jar. But she and her friends come up with a great way to earn some money... they form a band to play at special ocassions. Her music cheers up her grandma, makes a special anniversary more wonderful and earns some money to put in the jar.
Ben's Trumpet by Rachel Isadora. Ben loves to listen to the jazz music, especially the trumpet. One of the jazz players helps him to ge a trumpet of his own. Gabby loved this story and was soon pointing to and naming the instruments.
Zin, Zin the Violin by Lloyd Moss. This is told in rhymes. It includes some good music vocabulary and introduces ten different instruments in the orchestra. Gabby loved this story also, but even though it was about a violin (and other instruments), I could not get Michelle or Ella to listen to it. They thought it was a little boring. I liked the whimsical illustrations.
Handel: Who Knew What He Liked by M.T. Anderson. I thought this was an interesting, well-written biography of Handel. It included some interesting things about his life and it all tied into his strong knowledge about himself...knowing what he liked. Very interesting and great illustrations.
The Little Piano Girl: The Story of Mary Lou Williams, Jazz Legend
In many ways Mary Lou Williams had a difficult childhood but she was an amazing piano player, naturally gifted. I'll admit I'd never heard of her but really enjoyed learning about her and her life.
The Bat Boy and His Violin by Gavin Curtis. I really liked this fictional story of a young boy who loves to play the violin. His father wants him to play baseball and doesn't really approve of him playing the violin...until his violin playing helps the team become more successful.
Marsupial Sue by John Lithgow isn't about music, but it's a cute story/song about a kangaroo who doesn't like doing what kangaroos do...until she learns that being yourself is the best thing to be.


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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Getting Edgy
supplies: white, red and green card stock, Hero Arts CL433 Engraved Fruits, Adirondack Cranberry and Lettuce inks, CL131 SparkleClear Messages, Versafine onyx black ink, Martha Stewart double loop punch
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Fabulous CAS card!!!ReplyDelete
love this card Lin! fresh and summery!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous CAS, Lin! Just beautiful!ReplyDelete
This is absolutely fantastic! What a cute and clever card. Thanks for playing at CAS-ual Fridays this week!ReplyDelete
What a fabulous way to use that border punch Lin! I love how delicate it is and how well it goes with the cherries!ReplyDelete
darling edges and cute cherrie stamp-great cas card:)ReplyDelete
Love everything about your card...super delicate and sweet. I saw it on CFC#8 page and had to stop by and take a closer look. Well worth it!!!ReplyDelete
This is fabulous! I love the way you've framed your sentiment between the loopy edges. Really great card! Thanks for playing at CAS-ual Fridays!ReplyDelete
Love the "edges" you used, Lin! They make a perfect sentiment strip! Sweet card!ReplyDelete
Beautiful card with the cherries!ReplyDelete
LOVE it, Lin! Thanks for playing along with us at CAS-ual Fridays!ReplyDelete
Do you mind if I cherish this cherry???? Love it!ReplyDelete
Lin!!!!! I absolutely adore this card. I hope you don't mind if I CASE it and when I do, YOU will be my inspiration : ) First, I have to get that punch! ; )ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for playing with us this week at CAS-ual Fridays!
LOVE this card!ReplyDelete
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This is gorgeous, Lin! You nailed this challenge! :)ReplyDelete
That's totally fabulous Lin! I love those thin scalloped edges! What an awesome CAS card!ReplyDelete
Too cute for words! Love your sweet colors!! Thanks so much for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays!!ReplyDelete
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Congrats to you too Lin. Your card is amazing.I really love that border punch. Which company is it from???ReplyDelete
WOW! This is my favorite card of the day. It is a WOW and a great CAS card!ReplyDelete
Love how you used the punches on both sides in different colors and then paired it up with the cherries!ReplyDelete


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In 1984 the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace turned 100 years old. As the Sisters gathered in England to celebrate our charism of peace through justice, they were aware of armed conflict and oppression taking place in Central America & Northern Ireland. Guided by their prayer & reflection, the Sisters resolved as one of their 1984 Chapter Acts to work for peace in these two troubled areas of the globe.
Later that year, two of our Sisters (Andrea who is now my provincial and Margaret Jane who was on the trip with me) answered a want ad in the paper for Jesuit Refugee Services in El Salvador. In early 1985 and with only a minimal grasp of Spanish, "Hermana Andrea" and "Hermana Margarita" moved to El Salvador where they accompanied the people of the Calle Real refugee camp located outside of San Salvador. The camp is long gone, but we were able to visit the retreat house (pictured to the left) in a poor section of San Salvador where they sometimes stayed. That in itself was a moving experience, as just six years before they arrived at the retreat house Fr. Octavio Ortiz and four young men attending a youth retreat had been killed in that same house by government troops who claimed it was a guerrilla training camp.
During my recent trip to El Salvador, our little group spent most of our time at the Centro Arte para la Paz in Suchitoto, about an hour north of San Salvador. The Center was founded by a Sister of Charity named Peggy O'Neill who is a long time friend of our Sisters and has been a faithful presence to the people of El Salvador herself for over 20 years! Many of the people who lived in the Calle Real refugee camp now live in repopulated villages outside of Suchitoto. Almost every day, I was honored to witness the reunion of "Hermana Margarita" and some of the people she journeyed with during the war. There were warm embraces and long conversations as they caught up on their respective news (the picture to the right commemorates one of those little reunions!). People remember the hermanas. There is even a young woman in one of the villages named "Andrea Margarita" after our two Sisters!
Sister Eleanor now runs our health mission to the people of El Salvador which she founded in 2001. She had previously ministered in El Salvador during the war. From 1988 to 1993 she worked with Jesuit Refugee Services to coordinate health care in the capital for people from the repopulation villages. Eleanor was our host and guide (along with Sister Peggy in Suchitoto) for our amazing eight days in El Salvador.
What struck me most I think was the impact our Sisters had on the people, and the people on our Sisters. As we traveled the countryside in our little bus, bits and pieces of stories would come out so naturally and humbly. For example at one point we went past the police station in Suchitoto and Eleanor casually said she'd once been detained there for 6 hours!
Our Sisters were detained multiple times during the war. Their crime? Accompanying and assisting the poor. I wish I'd had a tape recorder to document their stories which were filled with such humor and humanity in the face of such danger! Their stories were also serious and sobering. It's a miracle that nothing serious happened to any of them. They took great risks in their commitment to accompanying the Salvadoran people.
Others of our Sisters (another Margaret, Grace and there may be others I'm not aware of) have also ministered in El Salvador over the years. Thanks to my friend Sister Susan (each of us jokingly calls ourself "the other Susan"), our presence and ministry in El Salvador will continue. She's planning to take over running our health mission in a year or so and went on this trip as another opportunity to learn the ropes.
Our Constitutions say:
as an important dimension
of the gospel of peace.
My trip to El Salvador certainly gave me a new understanding and appreciation for that simple truth!


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Multi-Vehicle Accident by Fernbridge
At least two vehicles collided on southbound Hwy 101 just before the Fernbridge offramp about 8:40 p.m., according to scanner traffic. The California Highway Patrol incident page reports that two of the vehicles involved are a Ford Taurus with moderate rear end damage and a Honda Accord with major front end damage.
This is a non injury accident.


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Everyone seems to have their favorite paper company. I have to admit that I have a special fondness for Webster's Pages. Their papers are double-sided and absolutely stunning. We received 2 new collections of papers at the store, and the staff is currently drooling over them.
The first new collection is Strawberry Fields. The pictures show the front and back of each sheet of paper:
Next, how about a little ocean-themed paper? Here is the Ocean Melody collection:
Fun, fun, fun! If you have a little extra crafting time this weekend because of the holiday, you might want to think about having some new paper.....
As a reminder, we are closed on the 4th for the holiday, but we will be open again on the 5th.


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Tucabia on track to gain first innings points
GI HOTEL Tucabia-Copmanhurst is on track to take first innings points against GDSC Easts at Ellem Oval.
Spearheaded by Nathan Essex, the CRCA Premier League defending champ restricted Easts to 187 before slashing the required target to just 80 runs in the space of 20 overs.
Essex claimed top figures of 4 for 43 off 14 overs before Matt Dougherty (60) and Matt Blanch (44no) combined for a 95-run opening stand to finish the day 1 for 108.
"Nathan Essex was awesome, moving the ball both ways on a batsman-friendly wicket," stand-in skipper Matt Pigg, who bowled a tidy 2 for 20 off 9, said.
"Then Matt Dougherty was thrown in the deep end to open and scored 21 runs in the second over - all cricket shots along the ground.
"Matt Blanch has had a few goods knocks in a row now and should go on to get a big score next Saturday."
Blanch will resume day two with nightwatchman Joey Pigg (3no).
For Easts, opener Jordan Elliott (70) once again held the top order together before an encouraging 39 from Nathan Butterick.
Captain Doug Harris could not fault the effort of his players, despite the lopsided scoreboard.
"We worked pretty hard and battled away," Harris said.
"Little bits of luck are escaping us at the minute. I can't really fault the effort.
"1 for 108 doesn't make good reading, but Tucabia were aggressive and fortune favoured the brave.
"We were left scratching our heads because we didn't do too much wrong.
"Jordan's in good nick and did another fantastic job. Young Nathan Butterick in his first top grade game put on a valuable partnership with Jordan and batted well with the tail."


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On Space Station Freedom experiments of months duration will be performed to study the long-term effects of space conditions on living organisms, which will require the measurement of many biochemical parameters at frequent intervals. In addition, monitoring of the water recycling process is essential for assuring the health and well-being of the crew. Returning samples to earth for analysis will be impractical, since the analytical results would become available only after several months due to the infrequent logistics flights of the Space Shuttle. Hence, onboard analysis of a large number of analytes will be essential on Space Station Freedom. Conventional chemical analysis during spaceflight is complicated for several reasons. Sample treatment is more difficult in a weightless environment than on earth. Use of toxic reagents can only be permitted under conditions of double containment. Analytical instruments take up space and use power. The usual bioanalytical procedures are rather time-consuming. The use of chemical sensors offers considerable advantages over conventional analysis onboard spacecraft. A chemical sensor consists of a selector which selectively interacts with the analyte present in a mixture of substances, and a transducer which produces an electric signal in response to the interaction of analyte and selector. The transducer signal thus provides a quantitative and selective measurement of the analyte. Since the signal is usually in digitized form, rapid transmission to the ground is possible. In principle, chemical sensors can provide (near) real time monitoring of many important analytes. In some cases they can even provide continuous monitoring of such analytes. The sensors, and even the ancillory instruments, are small compared to conventional analytical instruments. Their power consumption is low. Sensor measurements do not require extensive sample treatment before analysis. In many cases a sensor can simply be inserted in or be placed on the organism, or be placed in the water flowing through the water recycling system. Sensors thus allow efficient utilization of the scarce resources of crew time, pressurized volume, and power.
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Another one of my forays was into the world of clay sculpture. Now I have never done anything like this before - excepting the coil pots I made at high school that were a little bit of a disaster, so I wasn't sure how this would go. The instructor assured me she had never had someone 'fail' before, so I jumped right in.
I spent hours and hours at classes. It was great. The only reason I'm not doing it now is that it was a fair way from my house and the travel got to me after a few months.
So this is what I ended up with. It's a bit androgynous, but I was really happy with the results. I was inspired by the fantasy fiction I read, and wanted to create a human-like species, but not quite. I think I managed to create a respectable piece of art, that looks like it represents a person from a fantasy world.


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Taking an ROI Approach to Solving the World's Problems
Ronald Bailey from Reason Magazine makes his final report from the Copenhagen Consensus Conference. According to the Consensus:
Where in the world can we do the most good? Supplying the micronutrients vitamin A and zinc to 80 percent of the 140 million children who lack them in developing countries is ranked as the highest priority by the expert panel at the Copenhagen Consensus 2008 Conference. The cost is $60 million per year, yielding benefits in health and cognitive development of over $1 billion.The second on the list of priorities is to increase free trade - though not sure what the costs here would be. Some like the President of the Soil Association - a group of UK-based organic farmers against imported organic foods, disagrees (even going so far to say that there are those in the developing world who should suffer "a bit" to protect UK farmers). According to Bailey, "the remaining top ten priorities addressed problems of malnutrition, disease control, and the education of women." Note that global warming ranks number 30 on the list of priorities because "spending $75 billion on cutting greenhouses gases would achieve almost nothing."
Of course this raises the issue as brought up Bailey earlier in the week: Does Fashionable Beat Rational When It Comes to Solving the World's Biggest Problems? (h/t Instapundit) Particularly as environmental concerns have taken a back seat and where the real pollution concerns for "more than 3 billion people" relate to "indoor air pollution from indoor fires using wood and coal for cooking and heating." There was also discussion related to greater acceptance in the developed world of genetic engineering, also here (in how it will help forestall global warming) which I'm sure will also go a long ways to pleasing environmentalists.
Quite fortuitously, this report from the Copenhagen Consensus (funded by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs) comes on the backs of a $4 million World Bank Growth Commission that William Easterly of NYU, former economist for the World Bank and writer of The Elusive Quest for Growth suggests was just a big waste of time: "[The] conclusion is fleshed out with statements such as: 'It is hard to know how the economy will respond to a policy, and the right answer in the present moment may not apply in the future.' [Translated:] Growth should be directed by markets, except when it should be directed by governments." (via Cafe Hayek)
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
Just wanted to say Thank You Lord for the peace that you have given me all day. I would truly have been the worry wort about the home study tonight. And I have have no concerns all day, more excitment to get started. My Husband and kids are such a blessing to me that I am sure she will love them to. Tomorrow we are getting our new chairs for around the dinner table, two. That means we will have two new spots open, I am excited to find out if God will fill one or two. I am leaving my heart open to whatever he leads us to. Our younger son Noah says he needs a brother since Allie is getting a sister, he does not want to be alone in the boys room. Well wish me good blessing and a speedy homestudy. Love you All.
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Thursday, December 21, 200620% Entry Fee reduction deadline in T-minus 10 days on Somersault Events.
I'm thinking of Graham Beasley 1/2 Iron and a return to Ottawa Riverkeeper Olympic Distance.
Graham Beasley seems like a boring venue for 1/2 iron; but it is closeby and ideally located on the calendar.
Ottawa Riverkeeper will mark a repeat venue for me. I have yet to do 2 races at the same place. Last year, I just coasted through this course. I could aim to go full-out this time around.
Ah heck, I can procrastinate until Jan 31st and pay only a few bucks more.


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Four professors in the College of Arts and Sciences have received major grant awards from the Simons Foundation, a global organization advancing research in basic science and mathematics. M. Cristina Marchetti, the William R. Kenan Professor of Physics, is the recipient of a targeted grant from the Mathematical Modeling of Living Systems program. She will use her three-year award, valued Read more
Arts journalist Eric Grode '93 has been named director of the Newhouse School's Goldring Arts Journalism Program. He will assume the position July 1. Grode replaces founding director Johanna Keller, who is stepping down as director after 13 years of service. She will continue to teach in the program. "Johanna leaves big shoes to fill, but I know Eric is Read more
The Jack Reilly Institute for Early Childhood and Provider Education at Syracuse University and its Department of Child and Family Studies, along with Child Care Solutions, will present the Ninth Annual Jack Reilly Distinguished Lecture, featuring Alice Sterling Honig. The event is free and open to the public, and will be held on Thursday, May 21, at 7 p.m. at Read more
Supermodel Emme '85 has selected an evening gown designed by fashion design major Nicole Wezowicz '16 as the winner of the inaugural Fashion Without Limits 12+ EMME Award™. Fashion Without Limits (FWL) is an initiative launched by Emme and the fashion design program in the College of Visual and Performing Arts to promote the creation of size 12+ designs in Read more
Melissa Pepling, associate professor of biology in the College of Arts and Sciences, has received a major grant award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for her ongoing work in ovarian biology. She is the recipient of a three-year, $440,000 award from the NIH's Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) Program. Also known as an AREA R15 award, it is Read more
This spring, the College of Engineering and Computer Science held a ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony to officially open a state-of-the-art classroom for collaboration. The space was named after chemical engineering alumnus Avi Nash G'77 and his wife, Sandra. The collaborative classroom is designed to allow students to explore their course material in ways that aren't possible in traditional classrooms. In Read more
The King Salman Center for Disability Research in Saudi Arabia and Syracuse University recently signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), designed to further the objectives outlined within the King Salman National Program for Learning Disabilities, and to undertake related, vital initiatives. Dr. Sultan T. Al-Sedairy, executive managing director of the King Salman Center for Disability Research; James O'Connor, executive Read more
The Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) and First Data Corp. joined leading companies, government agencies, nonprofits and others in Washington, D.C., earlier this week to announce the launch of the Coalition for Veteran Owned Business. This first-of-its-kind national initiative will support the success of veteran-, service member-, and military family-owned businesses by connecting them with entrepreneurial education and Read more
The radio industry has seen major shifts over the past several years, leading some to question its future. But Dan Mason, recently retired president of CBS Radio, says the industry remains strong. "The future of audio entertainment has never been brighter," he says. Mason has established the Dan Mason Family Audio Scholarship at the Newhouse School. The endowed scholarship will Read more
Chris Dambach was a plucky, 28-year-old Marine stationed in Iraq when a vehicle rollover accident nearly killed him. Sustaining major back and shoulder injuries, he returned home to Central New York to begin the next chapter of his life. Only this time, his mission was something for which he had no real training. "When I came home, I decided to Read more
Two hundred seventy-six artists from 17 countries have applied. Now, the jury will be selecting finalists for the Connective Corridor's $650,000 call for public art—a partnership with the University's Office of Community Engagement and Economic Development and the College of Visual and Performing Arts. The project is one of the largest public art calls in the country, funded through a Read more


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On a day that involves pumpkin pie and whipped cream I remembered something that happened when one of my nephews was still small, say about three or so. We were babysitting and I was whipping some cream and there was Tim, looking up at me. Looking very hopeful.
"You like whipped cream?"
Nod yes.
"Does your mom let you have a beater?"
Nod yes.
"Do you want one of these?" (silly question)
Nod yes.
"Knock yourself out kid,"
Big smile, messy kid. I made sure to load up that beater before I gave it to him.


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i dreamt of eating ribs
i enjoyed them last week
at marlowes
est. 1974
on elvis presley blvd.
not to hot
just spicy enough
tangy damned bbq sauce it was!
and meat that fell off the bone
wet ribs
and hot waitresses
cheaper t-shirts and elvis memorabilia
and all was good
being picked up by a pink limo
i ordered the ride on a pink telephone
from the heartbreak hotel
in memphis
amazingly, the limo ride was free
i tipped my driver a fiver
and karma took me
to culinary delights
and good intel from my driver
for other sites
on a hot summer night
and my love looked into my eyes
and i felt her warmth
and saw the sauce on her cheek
as we walked hand-in-hand
past graceland
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
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"How do you do it?"
I get asked that a lot.
Comforting a sullen little one
I humbly but cautiously received a compliment from a friend the other day when she said, you're an awesome mom.
My first thought? If you only knew
My second thought? Well I AM in some state of AWE at myself at the end of the day ( chuckle, chuckle)
After laying the last one down for the night, and the quiet that seemed to avoid the day softly sweeps in, I think to myself: How did I do that?
It's only by HIS GRACE. It's only by HIS STRENGTH.
Listen while you readSometimes you don't want to speak of some of the realities, in fear of painting a bleak picture of raising children, or being a stay at home mom, or doing anything worth doing.
The truth is, how this is done, without the help of the Lord, without the Holy Ghost, mesmerizes me.
I find myself at the foot of my bed on my knees multiple times in the day asking God-OK just tell me what to do, I'll do it. Just write on the wall, or just fire up a tree- I just want to know what to do. Because, half the time, I don't feel confident that I know what to do.
I feel, some days, I am just not built for this, I must be broken, because shouldn't this come naturally?
For example, simple yes or no questions send me into a mental whirlwind. How will this affect them, Is it necessary or wait, is it necessarily NOT necessary? Is this inconveniencing me? Am I mean if I say no just because i'm not in the mood right now? Is this going to harm someone? Does it really matter if they don't like me? I'm their mother. What would my mom have done? Jesus what would you do? OK yes have an orange- (haha)
I laugh but I'm serious.
"Jesus what would you do?"
I marvel at how much I get done in a day and how much I don't get done.
My head feels like it will explode some days because I just can't do what I planned. But then I realize that the things I do get to do, are usually all that is needed
All that is needed... .( Hmm, does that mean I'm growing up, maturing, learning?)
To be the mother God chose for these precious six souls, is all that is needed. My unique personality, as flawed as I find it to be, my perks, and my highs and lows, are all part of the grand make up for each and every one of my lambs. God gave me to them, as much as he gave them to me.
I still try to cram in too much in a day- be everything for everyone, do everything for everyone....but my first ministry is my house and home....
So I am at the foot of his mercy seat everyday- wishing I could wish away my imperfections and my mess-ups. Wishing I could just know all the right answers and respond all the right ways, at the right times, in the right tones, to the right persons.
But God...
God in his infinite wisdom knew I would need to be, each moment, baptized in his Grace. I thank my God, that he loves even me, and his strength is made perfect in my weakness; his grace is sufficient for my everyday moments, chaotic and peaceful, and in-between. Every moment in his hands.
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In the world of Game of Thrones, everyone is on a quest for revenge. With 456 deaths and counting, there are many people trying to keep faith with the dead. For them, the best way to honor the memory of the dead is to get vengeance on those deemed responsible for their death. The history of Westeros is made of up long cycles of retaliation and blood feuds among families, the present conflict not withstanding.
In "High Sparrow," sisters Arya and Sansa further position themselves in a long game to avenge the death of the Stark family, both of them shedding some of their former selves in order to achieve this goal. Jon Snow turns down Stannis Baratheon's offer for revenge against the Boltons in order to rule as Lord Commander. In King's Landing, the newly-made Queen Margaery avenges the cruelty she's long suffered at Cersei's hand, turning the tables on her Queen Mother. Brienne reminds us of her ever-present mission to avenge the death of her friend Renly by killing the man she believes responsible: his brother, Stannis. Tyrion, on his way to meet up with Daenerys in Meeren, is involved in a plot against the rule of his own house, seeking vengeance for a lifetime of mistreatment and misery at the hands of his relatives.
We begin inside the House of Black and White. Arya Stark is seen endlessly sweeping the floors. She watches on as various people come in to pray to the Many-Faced God, including one man who later dies after voluntarily drinking from a pool in the center of the room.
Statues of many different idols fill the room, but they all represent the same god. This monotheistic religion is also syncretic: the Faceless Men assert that there's only one god, and that all of the disparate faiths around the world actually worship the Him; He has simply appeared to them in many forms (much like how Jaqen can appear with many different faces).
Arya grows fed up with her menial task and demands to given a higher purpose. "Valar dohaeris," Jaqen reminds her. "All men must serve; Faceless Men, most of all… A girl wants to serve herself. To serve well, a girl must become No One."
The young Stark strives to become one of the Faceless Men, but she has already taken on many different faces over the course of the show. In the beginning, she was simply a little girl who fought with her older sister and tried to best her brothers at archery. Then, after her father was executed, Arya was forced to change her identity several times out of self-preservation. Now, in the House of Black and White, the religion calls for her to give up each of the faces she has already worn in order to become No One. Self-abnegation, instead of self-preservation.
At the docks, Arya symbolically casts of each piece of her former life. First, she drops in the boy's clothing she has been wearing since Season 1, when she became Arry: the little orphan boy Yoren (a Night's Watch recruiter) disguised her as to smuggle her out of King's Landing.
Then, she drops in what Jaqen called "Arya Stark's stolen silver," which represented the person she became with the Hound. She stole the coin purse off his body when she abandoned him at the Eyrie at the end of last season. After it goes the coin Jaqen gave her, which became a symbol of her identity as a coldblooded instrument of vengeance against those who did her wrong.
Finally, there is Needle: the sword given to her by her beloved half-brother, Jon. This sword is a memory of a past life with her family, a symbol of all her new-found strength and violence, and the instrument of her vengeance against all those who have done her friends and family harm.
With this sword at her side, Arya is so self-possessed, so confident in herself and her mission. In order to become No One, to serve the Many-Faced God as his instrument, she needs to shed this self; ultimately, she cannot bring herself to do it. She can't let go of Needle or the desire in her blood to get revenge for her family. Instead of dropping it into the lagoon, she hides it in a stone wall where she might find it again. She is successful in burying that part of her alongside Needle, ready to be retrieved in the future when she's ready to get justice in her family's name. Until then, she is let in as No One, an initiate of the Faceless Men.
In Winterfell, we finally catch up with the Boltons, though they have hardly been missed. Their men are working to rebuild the castle after Ramsay sacked it when Theon had control in Season 2. Theon, beaten and remade into "Reek" by Ramsay's persistent torture, is now back at the castle of his youth. He's in the courtyard when he sees the flayed bodies hung up for display in the square where once he hung the two burned bodies of "Bran and Rickon" (though they were bodies of other children burned so that they would be beyond recognition).
Roose Bolton, made the Warden of the North by the late Tywin Lannister, scolds his son over these recent flayings. "We can't hold the North with terror alone." His bastard son, made legitimate at the end of last season, flayed the northern Lord Cerwyn and his family when he refused to pay his taxes. "He said the Warden of the North would always be a Stark," Ramsay told his father.
As Stannis has been trying to tell Jon Snow, the North is a fiercely loyal bunch; many of the northern lords refuse to recognize the Boltons as their regional warden. In the last episode, Stannis received a response to his request for fealty from Lyanna Mormont, the 10-year-old cousin of Ser Jorah Mormont and niece of the late Lord Commander Mormont. In it, the young girl declared, "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is Stark."
Therefore, after the death of his sponsor, Tywin Lannister, Roose Bolton arranges for his son to solidify their tenuous grasp on power in the North through an alliance of marriage. "It's high time you married a suitable bride, and as it happens, I found the perfect girl to solidify our hold on the North."
As the scene cut to Sansa and Littlefinger on horseback, we all developed a collective pit in our stomachs. Game of Thrones is becoming famous for this style of on-the-nose transitions, so the meaning was clear: the proposal of marriage that Littlefinger had accepted a few episodes ago was not for himself, but for Sansa.
When she recognizes Moat Cailin, the chokepoint between the South and the North (one must pass through here in order to successfully navigate through the bogs and swamps of the Neck), Sansa knows where she is headed and to whom she is promised. "Roose Bolton murdered my brother and betrayed my family!" she protests, originally supposing she was promised to the head of the family. Instead, she is told she will be marrying the legitimized bastard son, Ramsay– a worse prospect, from the audience's perspective. She's upset, tears in her eyes, and she protests like the devastated, young girl she still is by age.
Littlefinger: "Winterfell is your home."
Sansa: "Not anymore."
Littlefinger: "Always. You're a Stark… You're Sansa Stark, eldest surviving child of Ned and Catelyn Stark. Your place is in the North."
"Don't you know by now how much I care for you?" Littlefinger tries to reassure her. He's either lying (because how could he truly care about her if he's signed her up for a lifetime of torture at the hands of a sexual deviant?) or stupid (uncharacteristically ignorant of the Boltons' as-advertised penchant for sadistic violence).
"You sit alone in a darkened room mourning their fates. You've been a bystander to tragedy from the day they executed your father. Stop being a bystander, you hear me? Stop running. There's no justice in the world, not unless we make it. You loved your family. Avenge them."
Sansa, in contrast to her sister, has taken longer to acquire her agency. Slowly, over time, she has learned how to influence the world around her. Under Littlefinger's tutelage, she is learning how to make backdoor dealings and manipulate others to her advantage. There may be honorable Stark blood in her veins, but she has taken up the ethos of Petyr Baelish's self-appointed sigil, the mockingbird: a bird whose scientific name means "many-tongued mimic."
Like Arya, Sansa has to shed some of her old self in order to avenge the death of her family. They have had to remake themselves, with the help of others, in order to survive. Now, the both of them have moved beyond survival. Now, it's about revenge.
Sansa takes a moment to absorb it all, looking out over the ruined towers of Moat Cailin, before making up her mind. Determined, she drains all emotion from her face and rejoins Littlefinger's side, leading the force to the causeway herself.
When she arrives at Winterfell, she is all courtesy and smiles for the men responsible for betraying her family and unseating them from their own home. In the background, Ramsay's murderous girlfriend, Myranda, looks on with much displeasure.
After Sansa is shown to her room, she finds it very different; last time she was there, she was still playing with dolls. Now, she sees it as a woman who has witnessed so much ugliness and suffering. An older woman appears to attend to her. "Welcome home, Lady Stark," she says, then follows with, "The North remembers." This phrase, like "A Lannister always pays his debts" and "Winter is coming" serves as both a warning and show of regional solidarity. In this way, the old woman is quietly rebelling against her new lords and showing Sansa where her true allegiance lies.
Luckily, Brienne and Pod are still on her trail. As they make camp, they share stories about their past. Podrick Payne was made to be Tyrion's squire after he was pardoned for a crime punishable by death. Tywin pardoned him because he is a distant cousin to Ser Ilyn Payne (the mute knight who was ordered to behead Ned Stark, thereby making him a prominent member of Arya's hit list).
Pod is a bit more talkative and a bit kinder than his relative. He tells Brienne that she's the best fighter he's ever seen, and that he's proud to be her squire. Brienne is touched, and offers to teach him how to fight and ride, at last accepting him as her page.
"You were a Kingsguard to Renly Baratheon, weren't you? Lord Tyrion said he was a good man." "He was," Brienne replies. She then recounts a story about a ball her father held for her. The boys fought over her, which made her feel wonderful until she realized it was all a cruel, Pygmalion/She's All That-style joke. Renly Baratheon, then the king's brother, danced with her and made her be strong. "He saved me from being a joke, from that day until his last day, and I could not save him in return. Nothing's more hateful than failing to protect the one you love." She vows to avenge Renly's death by killing Stannis, the face of the shadow monster that she saw commit the crime.
Unbeknownst to Brienne, the two of them are potentially set to converge on Winterfell. Stannis plans to march on Winterfell "within the fortnight" to start his campaign to reclaim Westeros under Baratheon rule. Jon refuses to take part and get vengeance upon the Boltons, who murdered his brother and adoptive mother. He tells Stannis that he is bound by honor to his post as Lord Commander. "Honor got your father killed," the would-be king reminds him.
Davos sticks around to counsel the young Lord Commander. When Jon insists that he pledged an oath not to get involved with the politics of the realm, Davos disagrees. He cites the oath's phrase, "The shield that guards the realms of men," as evidence that perhaps the Night's Watch should be doing more to protect the people of Westeros—particularly the North, he says, as it has always been a friend to the men of the Night's Watch. "As long as the Boltons rule the North, the North will suffer."
Stannis also offers his counsel to Jon, suggesting that he send enemies like Ser Alliser Thorne away from Castle Black in order to solidify his young rule. He recommends sending him to another castle along the Wall, Eastwach-by-the-Sea, but Jon chooses to reward Thorne's valor in defending Castle Black by naming him First Ranger. This group is the most prestigious of the Night's Watch, so it is an honorable position to be given and a conciliatory gesture for the man who narrowly lost the election. Wisely, it also will require Thorne to scout beyond the Wall, taking him away from most of the action at Castle Black.
Ser Alliser, a great fighter who proved himself in battle, is given an honorable station, but Jon's other enemy, Janos Slynt, is given charge of restoring Greyguard, a ruined castle. "I was charged with the defense of King's Landing when you were soiling your swaddling clothes," he retorts, defying Jon's order multiple times. He calls him "boy" throughout, even as he's eventually hauled off to be executed for defying the Lord Commander's order.
Though Jon has no idea, he gets some measure of revenge for the death of his father, Ned Stark, by executing Janos Slynt. Slynt was the former commander of the Gold Cloaks, the force responsible for defending the capital. Before being sent to the Wall, Slynt once admitted to Tyrion that he was the one to give the order to kill Ned Stark's men and arrest him in the throne room.
It's poetic, then, that Jon embodies his father in this moment. "The man who passes the sentence swings the sword," Ned once said after executing a deserter of the Night's Watch in front of his sons. Up until this point, Jon has been unable to live up to his father's concept of justice ("Law is law"). He was unable to execute Ygritte when he and his men first captured her, though he volunteered to carry out the execution in honor of his father's lesson. At first it appears as if Slynt's appeals for mercy will succeed, until Jon swings his mighty Valyrian steel blade clean through; with that sound, he silences his critics.
Margaery and Tommen quickly consummate their marriage, leaving no room for any doubt over their newly-formed alliance. In a world like medieval Europe, where royal beds often became battlegrounds in the ongoing campaign for male heirs, the surest way for Margaery to solidify her seat beside Tommen is to get pregnant. "Did I hurt you?" Tommen asks innocently, in sharp contrast to his brother's willful brutality. "Does 'Queen Margaery' sound strange to you?"
"So strange," she replies, though it's clear that, if she'd had a diary in her youth, "Queen Margaery" would have been scrawled all over the pages. She manipulates the innocent Tommen into feeling guilty for "keeping" his mother in King's Landing, away from her childhood home of Casterly Rock. She also plays on his desire to grow up, to become a lion instead of his mother's cub, to get him to encourage Cersei to leave the capital.
"Do you think she's intelligent? I can't quite tell," Cersei tells her son as they go for a stroll along the walls. She knows better, of course, but hopes her son does not. However, as a practiced hand at manipulating men, Cersei quickly recognizes Margaery's scheme playing out in her son's insistence on her returning home.
Cersei goes to Margaery immediately, though is uncharacteristically meek in the face of the newly-empowered queen. For the first time, Margaery is able to speak almost freely, sticking thinly-veiled barbs into Cersei. "I wish we had some wine for you; it's a bit early in the day for us." And, "What's the proper way to address you now? Queen Mother or Dowager Queen? In any event, judging from the king's enthusiasm, the Queen Mother will be a Queen Grandmother soon."
She has been planning this coup for a long time now, waging a war of manipulation against Cersei Lannister. Cersei's style of rule is, self-admittedly, to make people fear her, while Margaery has always taken the opposite tack (as evidenced by the adoring "smallfolk" lined up outside of the Sept of Baelor to greet "Queen Margaery" like the crowd at an English royal wedding). In the first couple of seasons, all of the women around the royal court were mimicking Cersei's style of dress, until when, in Season 3, the beloved Margaery began to have more sway over the courtiers.
In this scene, the women surrounding Margaery all continue to wear her style: sleeveless dresses with plunging necklines. However, for the first time, Margaery has dressed herself like Cersei: asymmetric-wrap dress with large, billowing sleeves. Every message she's sending is one of replacement. Cersei marches away to the sound of mocking laughter and a beating war drum.
Later, the same High Septon who presided over the marriage ceremony is found in Littlefinger's brothel choosing between seven prostitutes dressed (or undressed) to look like the each of gods in the Faith of the Seven. The previous High Septon was literally torn apart by a hungry mob during the Riot of King's Landing, perhaps in objection to him being so obviously well-fed. The High Septon, like the pope of the medieval Catholic Church, holds a position of oft-unquestioned power in Westeros; however, if the treatment of the last two is any indication, the people hold less and less regard for the post and for the established order of the Faith.
Under these conditions, fanaticism is quickly taking root in King's Landing. The Sparrows, who formed as a response to the ongoing suffering of the smallfolk throughout the War of the Five Kings, practice a strict adherence to the Faith. They are in objection to the wayward abuses of the established religious order and the crown itself. This self-abnegating group derives its name from the sparrow, considering it to be the "humblest of birds." However, as time goes on, the Sparrows are proving to be anything but meek and submissive.
When the High Septon is discovered in the brothel by a group of Sparrows, led by Lancel Lannister, Lancel proclaims, "You are a sinner, and you shall be punished." They beat him and lead him naked through the streets, chanting "sinner" as they go.
He comes to the Small Council seeking retribution against the Sparrows and their leader, the High Sparrow, asking that the Queen Regent execute the man he holds responsible for his humiliation. When Cersei finds the High Sparrow, an ascetic man who personally ministers to the hungry and the sick, he does not deny the attack on the High Septon. "Hypocrisy is a boil. Lancing a boil is never pleasant," he tells her.
Cersei surprises everyone, including the High Sparrow, when she admits that she arrested the High Septon instead. "The Faith and the Crown are the two pillars that hold up this world. One collapses, so does the other." Has Cersei suddenly grown devout? Hardly; it's probably important to remember that whenever Cersei acts conciliatory, it rarely serves to benefit the other party. "We must do everything necessary to protect one another," she suggests with a hint of insinuation: I scratch your back, you scratch mine.
When she goes to Maester Qyburn, interrupting him at his experiments, Cersei orders that he send a raven to Littlefinger. "Make sure Littlefinger is clear on the meaning of the word 'immediately,'" she says. This lends a more sinister air to his plan for Sansa; if Sansa knew he was still in communication with Cersei, she might have agreed to Brienne's protection after all.
Littlefinger discusses the marriage with Ramsay, telling him that Sansa "has suffered enough." He claims to not know Ramsay, which is surprising given his typical reach and influence; in the past, Petyr Baelish, like Varys, has known just about everything about everyone. Also, Ramsay has not really been making a secret of his brutality. Ultimately, Littlefinger is either not as smart as we think he is, or he doesn't care as much about Sansa as he pretends. "I'll never hurt her, you have my word," Ramsay promises. If anything is certain, it's that Littlefinger cares for nothing and no one more than himself.
After seasons of watching Sansa get beaten and psychologically tormented, stripped and threatened, and nearly raped by a mob, things were finally looking up. She escaped King's Landing and learned her own powers of influence and manipulation. Under Littlefinger's guidance, she has learned how to stop being a "bystander to tragedy." Littlefinger plays the long game, using manipulation, knowledge ("Knowledge is power," he told Cersei in Season 1), and shifting political alliances to achieve his goals. This is the game Sansa has learned to play; therefore, how much torture will she (and we) have to endure before she even has the chance to take back what is hers? Like Margaery and the Lannisters, Sansa's goal will be to destroy the Boltons from within, but that's only if Ramsay doesn't kill her first with extensive physical and psychological torture, or hunt her for sport. (Luckily, as the actress Sophie Turner said in an interview, Sansa "knows how to tiptoe around psychopaths.") Let's hope Brienne stays close.
With Roose, Littlefinger discusses the potential alliance of their two houses. As lord of the Eyrie, he holds considerable influence over the other lords of the Vale. While the Vale has so far remained neutral in the War of the Five Kings, Littlefinger insinuates that he may ally with the lords in the North, since the last time that happened they brought down "the greatest dynasty this world has ever known." The dynasty he is referring to is the Targaryen dynasty; Robert's Rebellion actually started in the Vale when Jon Arryn, the original Hand of the King and crazy Aunt Lysa's husband, refused to hand over his wards Robert Baratheon and Ned Stark to the Mad King. Roose Bolton is mistrustful of Littlefinger, but has little choice remaining after the death of his greatest ally, Tywin Lannister.
Finally, across the Narrow Sea, Tyrion and Varys end up in the Free City of Volantis. This city is filled with slaves marked with face tattoos to distinguish their trade. When Tyrion convinces Varys to leave their carriage, they witness a red priestess sermonizing to a crowd about the Lord of Light (the same god followed by Melisandre and Thoros of Myr, whom we have seen bringing Beric Dondarrion back to life). She mentions the Stone Men, who are victims of the Greyscale plague, which is the disfiguring and deadly disease Shireen Baratheon described to Gilly last week. The priestess, a former slave herself, also talks about the "Dragon Queen" as a savior. After Tyrion makes several sly comments, she stares him down as if sensing him from afar. Spooked, Tyrion decides to take Varys to a brothel.
There, they see a popular prostitute imitating Daenerys and professing to have magical powers. Tyrion seeks out another woman whom he likes because he senses her "skeptical mind." Just as he has convinced her to sleep with him, despite his lack of riches, he realizes that he's still not quite up to the task. It surprises him, but Shae is still too fresh on his mind.
When he excuses himself to pee off another high perch (as he did on the Wall), he is snatched by the disgraced Ser Jorah Mormont. Last season, Daenerys found out that Jorah had originally been sent as one of Varys's spies under Robert Baratheon's rule. Before the show even aired, Jorah had been exiled from Westeros by Ned Stark after he was caught selling poachers into slavery. Varys hired him to spy on Daenerys from the inside. Over time, Jorah developed a love for Daenerys and served her faithfully as an adviser. To fracture this relationship, Tywin Lannister sent an official pardon for Jorah, thanking him for his service to the crown. Daenerys found out and, as Tywin hoped, banished Ser Jorah from her court.
At the same time, Cersei has placed a rather lucrative price on Tyrion. She's promised a lordship to any man who brings her Tyrion's head, still believing him to be involved with the murder of her son and father.
So, when Ser Jorah gags Tyrion and says he's taking him to "the queen," it's unclear which queen he means. Will he take Tyrion to Daenerys, hoping to regain her favor by offering one of the despised Lannister clan up on a silver platter? After all, the Lannisters betrayed her father and killed her family. Or, will he take Tyrion to Cersei, hoping to return from exile with his lordship in Westeros restored?
Other thoughts on "High Sparrow":
- Sophie Turner (Sansa) and Maisie Williams (Arya) continue to be two of the most impressive actors on the show. They both played their emotional scenes to perfection in this episode. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the showrunners admitted how lucky they are to have cast young girls who have grown into amazing actresses. "Sansa is a character we care about almost more than any other, and the Stark sisters have from the very beginning been two characters who have fascinated us the most," says producer David Benioff. I couldn't agree more, thanks in large part to Williams and Turner's work.
- "The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword" has been a running symbol of leadership throughout the series. Since Ned demonstrated his brand of justice and leadership in the first episode, many have tried to emulate it to varying degrees of success. All of the older boys present when Ned executed the Night's Watch deserter have had their hand at it, after Jon Snow's turn at it this episode.
- When Theon invaded Winterfell, the Stark's Master-at-Arms, Ser Rodrik Cassel is captured and brought before him. Ser Rodrik taunts Theon, who wants to lock him in a cell. He is convinced by his Greyjoy men to execute the Master-at-Arms for disrespect. Ser Rodrik calls Theon a coward and has to remind him to be the one to swing the sword. When he does, it takes him three hacking tries and a kick to finally sever Ser Rodrik's head. It's an apt symbol of his ineffectual leadership and lack of honor.
- In contrast, Robb Stark swung true to behead Lord Karstark, a longtime friend and ally of his family. Karstark murdered two young Lannister captives in retaliation for Catelyn letting Jaime go free, in open defiance of Robb Stark's command. Like Jon, Robb was tested for his youth, so his execution of Lord Karstark was an important sign of his strength as a young leader. Neither Jon, Robb, nor Ned delighted in their responsibility (afterward, Robb throws down his father's sword in either anger or disgust), but they accepted it as a necessary condition of maintaining leadership and honor.
- It may be worth noting that, in the last episode, Daenerys does not swing the sword herself in the execution of Mossador. Nor, of course, did Joffrey in the execution of Ned Stark.
- What is moving under those sheets in Qyburn's room? Qyburn had his maester's chain stripped from him after the Citadel found out he was practicing forbidden experiments (dissecting living humans to learn more about their anatomy). After Tyrion's trial by combat, the Mountain was dying with a festering wound. They assumed that he was poisoned by manticore venom coating Oberyn Martell's spear. Cersei gave Qyburn permission to do whatever he could to save the Mountain, ever a loyal and murderous servant for the Lannister family. At the time, Qyburn warned her that the process may "change him."


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Alejandro and Alejandra just had their baptismal interviews yesterday, and they passed with flying colors! It's amazing to see where they are now because Hermana Nelson tells me that when they first found them, Alejandro said he didn't even believe in God.
And a member of our ward, Cony Parra, just came home from her mission yesterday! She was serving in Temple Square. Anyway, we are having a talent show tomorrow night as a welcome home celebration for her, and all the ward organizations are doing something, from the primary to the Elders Quorum. We the missionaries are going to be singing "Venid a Cristo" for our talent. We both know how to harmonize, so it should turn out pretty good, even if we can't have someone play the piano for us. This will kind of be my first "party" here so I'm excited, especially for the food.
This past week was a little rough because Hermana Nelson wasn't feeling well. Her head and her stomach hurt, but we don't think it was anything we ate because I felt fine. But it turned out ok, because when she wasn't feeling well, our appointments seemed to fall through, giving her time to rest. I also had extra time to study. But we're both feeling good this week, so we plan to work hard to make up for last week. And we just got a referral for a family who lives on our street! Hopefully that will go somewhere.
One of the new Chilean words I've learned this week is "pololo" which means "boyfriend".
Sorry this entry isn't very long. I'll try to write more next week.
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Friends Of Buchan Country Park Photography Competition 2016
The Friends of Buchan Country Park 2016 photography competition has now come to a close. All of the entries have been judged by the park volunteers and we are pleased to be able to announce the winners;
Adult Winner – Peter Stroud, for his fantastic photo of foxes playing.
Junior Winner – David King, for his photo of a beautiful common lizard.
Congratulations to our winners and a huge thank you to all those who entered the competition! See both the winning photos and all of the other entries in the gallery below.
We hope to be running another photography competition in 2017 so keep an eye on our news feed as well as the FOBCP Facebook Page for details in the new year.


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"There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness"
Countess Marguerite Gardiner Blessington
Like that! I've finally figured out that we all have two choices in life: to be happy or to be miserable. Somehow I think being miserable isn't the way to go.
Ok, I'll be back with more meaty stuff soon, including new Beauty Product of the Week reviews, info on how to find your color, and much, much more. Stay tuned!


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Clean Your Float First
Always start by cleaning your horse float. Pull out any bedding and hay, and remove any items inside the float's interior or in your tack room. Run a vacuum over the carpeting in your tack room and thoroughly hose or sweep out the float's interior. Remember, extra clutter, like tack or storage items in your float will make it look smaller. For the best first impression, have your float clean and empty for pictures.
Wait for Good Light
Plan to take your pictures during the day, when there is decent light out. If your horse float has interior lights, turn those on to help illuminate the float's interior. You may want to experiment with different camera settings, including using your flash to get better photos of your float. Opening up the escape doors or side ramp can also help.
Take the Must-Have Shots
When you advertise your float, buyers will want to see certain shots of your float. Good quality photos of the float's exterior are a must, but there are some other photos that you'll want to get, too.
Start by getting photos of both sides of the float, and then get a photo of the back of the float with the doors or ramp up. Next, lower the ramp and open up the back of the float, and take a photo that includes the ramp, doors, and the float's interior.
You will want to go into the float and take photos of the floor, of the dividers, of the escape door, and of the tack room.
Then, go outside the float and get photos of the hitch, tires, and any other areas of significance, such as places where the float has been damaged.
Pull Up Your Floor Mats
Be sure to pull up your float's floor mats so that you can get detailed photos of the floor. Replacing the floor in a horse float is a time-consuming task, so many buyers will want to see photos of the floor's condition.
If you take multiple quality photos of the different elements of your float, there's less of a chance that someone will ask you to go take additional photos that you don't have. By taking the right photos the first time, you can save yourself time later on, and hopefully speed along the sale of your horse float.
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The people of Nepal have the yeti, the people of Scotland have Nessie. The good people of the northern parts of the American continent have the mysterious and seldom seen, but much believed-in Bigfoot.
I'm indebted to Cousin Dave who has sent me a link to a YouTube video featuring, and I quote, "amazing footage". Yes, indeed this is genuinely "Bigfoot caught on tape!".


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