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Florida Simple Divorce
Simple Divorce Process in Florida
What is a Simple Divorce in Florida?
A Florida simple divorce means there are no minor children, alimony or joint financial matters. If you are not sure your divorce is simple CLICK HERE
We have a flat fee structure, work quickly and have no-court hearing options. You will have access to us on Facebook messenger, email and personal cell phone. Most of our clients do not have to step into a courthouse.
Here is our process for a Simple Divorce in Detail.
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Complete Case Management: $280.00 Includes Simple No-Court Divorce if qualified
Florida Simple Divorce Options
There are three options for filing for this type of process and it will depend on your own circumstances.
Our process is as follows:
- Submit our client intake form
We will review the intake and email you an invoice.
Once we receive the payment confirmation from our billing system:
2 . We will prepare the forms based on one of the options below in 24-48 hours and email them to you for review and print.
3. Take the forms to a notary of your choice. Notarizations are not included in our fee however most banks will notarize their customer's documents for free.
Submit the forms to us and we will help you efile the signed divorce forms
4. We will facilitate efiling of any additional forms or documents until the case is final.
Option 1 – In Simple Divorce in Mutual Agreement
No Court Divorce
If both of you have been separated for quite some time and you feel things are pretty stable this is a great option.
For a Florida simple divorce without a court hearing (no-court divorce) the case will be filed in Lee County. It does not matter if you never lived there as long as one of you have lived in the State of Florida for the last 6 months.
This county makes the process very easy and accommodating for anyone filing for divorce.
Once efiled the judge reviews the documents and mails the final judgement to you and your ex along with a copy of the parenting plan and marital settlement agreement typically within 45 days.
- Ready to get started? Submit your information here. We will email you an invoice when we review the intake form.
Traditional Divorce
If you feel that you want your case to stay local the case will be e-filed in your local courthouse and a final hearing will be requested.
Option 2 – Divorce by Summons
This is required when your ex won't cooperate with the process. After the forms are e-filed we submit the case to the local sheriff to get your ex served the divorce documents. Once served he/she will have 20 calendar days to respond in writing to the court.
If you are a complete case management Florida simple divorce client we will submit the final paperwork to get the hearing scheduled when the waiting period expires. Otherwise we will provide instructions with the proper forms for you to submit them to the court.
- Ready to get started? Submit a Client Intake Form HERE we will review the information submitted and email an invoice:
Option 3 – By Publication
This process is followed when the whereabouts of your ex are not known. The court submits an article on a local newspaper and runs it for 30 calendar days. Once it expires the newspaper submits the proof to the court and we submit the rest of the required documents.
You will receive the final judgement in the mail within 2 months of the case being filed.
Additional Information:
- Court filing fee waiver – Many of our clients do not have to pay the court filing fee. If the affidavit of indigent status is approved our client typically does not have to pay any other fees.
- Once you get the divorce documents from me please review the documents for accuracy.
- Ready to get started? Submit our client intake form to our office HERE:
Frequently Asked Questions
What if my spouse changes her/his mind?
We understand emotions can go into a roller coaster ride during this process. If your spouse decides not to participate in a mutual agreement divorce then the next option would be to get him/her served divorce papers.
If you become a complete case management client for a Florida simple divorce we will not charge extra to make the proper adjustments to the paperwork. Keep in mind the process will change as follows:
- The case will require hearings and maybe even mediation. You are responsible for attending these hearings.
- Once the respondent (your ex) is served we need to wait 20 calendar days until we help you with the 2nd step in order to request a hearing.
- We will help you until the case is final however please understand we are not attorneys. We can help you with whatever paperwork is required but we cannot advocate on your behalf.
What if the Court Decides I Do Not Qualify for the Court Filing Fee Waiver?
The clerk of court decides if you qualify for the Application of Indigent Status. If they decide you do not qualify you can call them to request a payment plan.
Most courthouses will accommodate a 6 month payment plan. Paying the court filing fee in payments will not delay receiving the final judgement.
What if my ex contacts me after I filed my divorce by publication?
Not a problem! If you are a complete case management client for a Florida simple divorce we will prepare your ex forms and help you add them to the docket. Your divorce will be final quicker since we do not have to wait for the publication to expire to submit the Step 2 documents.
What if we got married in another State/Country?
This is a very common question. It does not matter where you got married. What matters is that either you or your soon to be ex has lived in the State of Florida for the last 6 months.
Ready to get started?
Click on the link below.
Have questions? Submit the contact form below or on the side and someone will contact you shortly.
Online Divorce Resource
Disclaimer: We are not divorce attorneys and do not provide legal advice. Nothing on this website is to be considered legal advice. Please contact a Florida divorce lawyer for legal advice.


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Artistry IN BLUE, the perennially popular WGI winterguard, will go inactive for the 2019 competitive season. The ensemble, directed by Dave Stinson and operated by Bluecoats has been a fan favorite over the course of the last several seasons. The program has competed with much success in both the Independent A and Independent Open classes. "Artistry IN BLUE has been a favorite program of ours, and it reaches an audience of young, local performers that we enjoy working with each year," said Bluecoats Executive Director David Glasgow. "We're enormously thankful to Dave Stinson and the entire AIB staff for their unwavering dedication to the experience of our young performers," he continued.
While this year Bluecoats will take a break from the AIB ensemble, the organization looks forward to continuing to provide incredible educational experiences like this in the future. One such experience is Bluecoats Indoor, a World Class WGI winterguard founded in 2017, that rehearses weekly in Indianapolis. Auditions for Bluecoats Indoor have been set for September 16th and 17th at Edison School for the Arts in Indianapolis, IN. More information can be found at bluecoats.com/events.


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Make sure you scoll down and read about the Teen Service if you haven't already!
Read in the WSJ this morning an analysis of the LA Times inability to make important moral distinctions. I list this here because (as an aging 47 year old Dad) I worry about Americans seemingly growing inability to think clearly about moral distinctions. We're becoming not only lost spiritually, but lost in space:
The LA Times had published a piece by an author who said 9-11 wasn't a big deal really because it "only" involved 3000+ deaths whereas over 43,000 die annually from car crashes. The WSJ correctly pointed out the moral absurdity of comparing deliberate mass murder with accidental deaths. If a minority were lynched tomorrow, would we shrug it off as "well, that's just one death compared to auto accidents." Of course not.
Similarly, the LA Times published another piece from an author comparing Jews and Christians praying for God to bring punishment upon infidels with Muslims actually killing others in the name of God. The WSJ correctly pointed out the difference between praying for God's hand of justice (even if misguided or poorly motivated?) versus taking justice into your own hands.
We need the wisdom of God in our lives, but we will have to find this not only from reading and memorizing Scripture, but by painstakingly learning how to think clearly and carefully.


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My friends know me too well. I received a text yesterday from my girlfriend sharing the SJP line of cards at Hallmark. OMG can't wait to scoop up this weekend! I love cards and of course Sarah Jessica Parker's incredible sense of style so this is win, win. I took a peek on-line and they look ahmazing. She was able to work with Hallmark's creative team and pull vintage art from their archives and mix with her modern sense of style. Using rich paper, calligraphy, unique illustrations, and photography, the line is beautiful, whimsical and inspiring. I really have an appreciation for the art of letter writing and feel that sending notes to loved ones is like sending a small unexpected gift. I hope others are inspired as well to send some of these lovely cards ♥
Greetings from SJP…
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When the going gets tough, the tough get going," or so the saying goes. And in the weight room, this mantra is often translated to "When the lift gets easier, add more weight." For most gym junkies, increasing weight is the go-to method for upping the difficulty of an exercise. This makes sense for the most part. When your buddies want to estimate your gym prowess, they normally ask how much you can lift on the bench press or the squat. Rarely, does someone ask how many single-leg squats you can do or if you can stand on a stability ball and do a set of squats.
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(UC Magazine)
For years, Bearcat fans have been praying for a spot in a Power 5 conference. On Monday afternoon, the latest answer was hollered down from the sports gods, and they've given us a resounding "no." I won't drag into how the entire process was a sham from the start or how it likely cost a cash-strapped athletic department seven figures to end up being completely disrespected by Big 12 brass with a nonsense press conference and a patronizing pat on the back. In fact, this will be the opposite of that.
For months, whenever family or friends asked me about the looming Big 12 decision, I gave the same answer: "Nobody knows, but I'm very optimistic." As the start of the 2016 football season came and went, that answer changed. "Nobody knows. I just want this over with, regardless of the outcome." True to my word, Cincinnati got rejected, and I genuinely feel a sense of relief. It's certainly not the outcome I wanted, and I'm angry, but it's over with, and we can all move on. What now?
Welcome to the American Athletic Conference, where nobody likes each other and everybody wants out.
The former is a great ingredient for college athletics. Things work well with a little disdain. Look at how fantastic the basketball series between the Bearcats and Huskies has been in the past five years. The two programs do not like each other, and it works. Contrast that with the currently laughable Battle for the Bell with Miami. It's a "rivalry" without any edge. As a result, neither team seems to care much on the field, and the fans certainly don't circle it on the calendar.
Meanwhile, the latter has always been one of the biggest drawbacks of life in the AAC. Between the fans and the universities themselves, it has always been obvious that nobody wanted to be here. Aside from Tulsa and Navy, every single one of the conference's 12 member schools applied for Big 12 consideration. For schools like Cincinnati and Connecticut, the AAC has never been anything more than a temporary purgatory before the Power 5 came calling us back home. Fans of AAC schools with their sights set on bigger things have felt reluctant to fully invest in the conference for this reason.
It's now October 2016 and the last bus to freedom for the foreseeable future just kicked us to the curb and sped off without any passengers. Rather than sit at the bus stop and feel sorry for ourselves, let's turn around and walk back to the American and make the best of it.
I say this knowing that it's not what anybody wants to hear right now, but things could be a lot worse than the American Athletic Conference. Things could be a lot worse for the Bearcats, in general.
There is no way to slice the AAC's television deal that makes it look like a positive. The Bearcats are getting much less than they got in the Big East, much less than they'd get in the Big 12, and much less than they currently deserve. Secondly, UC has managed to be on the wrong end of every large and small decision by the conference, from the basketball tournament location to instant replays. The Bearcats have gotten slighted on just about everything, macro and micro. That's just the truth. If you're the conspiracy type, you probably think that's intentional. I wouldn't blame you.
Other aspects of the conference, however, work nicely for UC. First and foremost, this group of athletic departments is sneaky talented. There are the obvious ones like Houston, who is on track to appear in a New Year's bowl for the second straight season, and UConn, who won the conference a national championship in basketball in 2014.
In football, there is a lot to be proud of. Programs like Cincinnati, UCF, ECU, and Navy are traditionally strong despite varying states of current success. Programs like Houston, Memphis, USF, and Temple have experienced a renaissance in the confines of the AAC. UConn and Tulsa seem to be turning the page as we speak, and bottom-feeders SMU and Tulane made recent hires that should put them on track for success in the near future. The American is easily the best Group of 5 football conference.
There are also great facilities. There are more newer stadiums than in the Old Big East, and everything is miles ahead of where they were in the Conference USA days. Nippert just underwent its $86 million facelift, with more tweaks to come. UCF has a nine-year-old stadium that underwent renovations last season. ECU expanded to 50,000 seats six years ago, and they routinely fill those. Houston has a brand new stadium, and so does Tulane. In addition, everyone seems to be hitting their stride, and these seats are getting filled. Of the 12 stadiums in the conference, six have set single-game attendance records while in the American and several others have come close. While conference attendance in the AAC is still beneath the Power 5, it's much better than any other Group of 5 conference, and that gap will continue to widen. The notion that every team in the conference is in a simultaneous Great Depression is false.
There is also great potential for rivalry here. UC and Houston split one-possession games in 2014 and 2015 and the Bearcats led the Top 10 Cougars in the fourth quarter this season. The Bearcats won heart-stoppers against ECU in 2014 and 2015, and the Pirates have the kind of fan base that's mean enough to fight back. I like it. USF was an old Big East foe and is back to its winning ways. UConn is an old Big East foe and a strong basketball rival that looks to be heading in the right direction. Memphis is an old C-USA opponent that has a team Tiger fans can be proud of. UC hasn't even faced Navy yet, and they're strong every year. If Bearcat fans can step back from the ledge and embrace the AAC as home for the time being, there are a few teams to get excited about playing each year. They aren't Oklahoma or Texas, but they also aren't UAB, Southern Mississippi, Syracuse, or Rutgers, who have adorned the schedule in the past.
In addition to all of this — while it's depressing to say—UC's football program is on uneasy footing right now. While the lack of Power 5 prestige and money will likely prevent us from landing the country's hottest football coach, the upward mobility within the conference will entice many when combined with the competition, facilities, and fan support I mentioned above. Nobody wants to reconfigure their football program, but I'd much rather do it in the AAC than in a power conference where teams like Purdue, Iowa State, and Boston College get beaten down by an onslaught of rich powerhouses every time they try to get over the hump. Today, the Bearcats sit in last place. With a few tweaks next season, they could easily play in the AAC Championship Game. That kind of mobility simply isn't possible in the Power 5.
AAC football is disappointing in contrast to the Big 12, but even the biggest haters have to admit that this conference is much stronger than expected. In fact, it's so strong that I think it actually caught UC off guard and beat them into the 2016 basement. It's not fun right now, but so many of the programs we overlooked have become worthy opponents. Let's go get back on top.
In basketball, things aren't quite as rosy, but they're similar. The rest of the conference isn't as strong as I'd like it to be, and certainly not as strong as the Old Big East. However, that matters much less. The Bearcats made a name for themselves under Bob Huggins playing in C-USA. They were consistently ranked in the Top 10 and did just fine winning games and drawing fans without the help of top flight competition. Ask UConn if their conference affiliation mattered when they won the national championship in 2014.
If SMU hadn't gone and gotten themselves banned from postseason play, the AAC would've had five teams in the tournament last year. That's nearly half of the conference, more teams than the SEC, and as many as the New Big East. The top half of the American is competitive and figures to stay that way.
Cincinnati, UConn, Memphis, and Temple are all "basketball schools." SMU is turning itself into one, and Houston has enough history to lean on while it tries to build itself back up to relevance with an arena overhaul on the way. Tulsa, meanwhile, is in the midst of rekindling their success from 1994–2003 when they made the tournament eight times, reaching two Sweet Sixteens and an Elite Eight. They rejoined March Madness in 2014 and 2016 and are emerging as an unexpected road block on UC's schedule every year.
The rivalry situation in the American is just fine. Following the 2014 tournament, I wrote on Cincy On The Prowl how the AAC is ripe for rivalry. Two and a half years later, I think that's still correct. There is some good competition, some teams that are easy to hate, and we'll continue to fight for the American title every year.
The Bearcats are still led by Mick Cronin, who seems to be firmly planted in Clifton, come hell or high water. His system is running seamlessly, and the Bearcats have made The Dance six straight years and 20 of the last 25. Recruiting at UC is the best its been in a while, with talented kids coming in every class now. Troy Caupain is a senior, Gary Clark is a junior, Jacob Evans is a sophomore, and local kid Jarron Cumberland is a freshman. How about that?
I don't have a problem with selling people on Bearcats football, but if you aren't excited about Bearcats basketball, I cannot help you.
This positive outlook comes with some caveats.
On the football side, I'm still of the opinion that the Bearcats need to make a coaching change. It remains to be seen what Mike Bohn's thinking is in regards to Tommy Tuberville, but I would imagine that being relegated to the AAC will only hurt his chances at making it to 2017. Now is not the time to grow complacent. We must keep fighting forward. If you think attendance is a bummer this season, I'd hate to see it next year following a Big 12 rejection, two consecutive disappointing seasons, and Tuberville returning to roam the sidelines. That sounds like a great way to scare off everyone but the diehard fan.
On the basketball side, the arena renovation needs to get done. I worry about their plans given the financial constraints of the AAC and the donor fatigue of having just finished Nippert without a Power 5 ticket to show for it. Fifth Third Arena has grown stale and Mick Cronin deserves more for what he's done at UC. It's hard enough recruiting in the AAC. Doing it in an increasingly outdated arena will make it all but impossible. Getting a fresh makeover will make The Shoe one of the country's finest on-campus arenas. It'll boost recruiting and it will immensely help attendance and season ticket sales for a fan base whose only real complaint right now is that watching games in person is unpleasant and uncomfortable.
My last note is a call to action. Like much of my piece, it's not what fans want to hear right now, but here it is: Suck it up.
If your main criteria for supporting a team is the quality of teams they face, then I question how much you love that team in the first place.
UC is not a professional sports franchise. They aren't a business who deserves to have support waver depending on the product. UC is your alma mater. Cincinnati is your city. These kids rejected other schools to come and play in Clifton. Give them your support. Things aren't perfect right now. I'm as frustrated as anyone. I want UC to make changes, and I've made that clear. However, I will not let that impact my love for my alma mater.
We have a fantastic basketball coach and a perennial tournament team. We have a fantastic baseball coach and a young team that's making leaps every year. We have a fantastic men's soccer coach who's been in Clifton since 2001 and currently has the Bearcats tied for first place. We have a fantastic women's soccer coach who stunned multiple ranked teams to win the conference tournament last year. We have a fantastic volleyball coach who is ripping through the AAC with one of the best players in the country. We have a fantastic swimming and diving coach and one of the best swimmers in the country. All-American Adrian Valles competed in the NCAA Championships in the pole fault, and Austin Squires and the men's golf team just won the Firestone Invitational.
Get on board.
Mo Egger penned a rousing column Wednesday, and I'll echo his message: Go watch the Bearcats.
There is plenty to be excited about at UC with plenty more to come. I believe the Big 12 made a big mistake in rejecting Cincinnati, and the vast majority of national media agrees. If we give up now, the idiots in Dallas win. Let's make those guys look foolish.
Go Bearcats. Forever.


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Anti-Semitism has been an all-too-common topic for the Atlanta Jewish Times in 2015, from the murders of four Jews in a Paris kosher supermarket Jan. 9 to the slaying of a Jewish guard outside Copenhagen's Grand Synagogue on Feb. 15.
We've heard from AEPi Executive Director Andy Borans about anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses across North America and from American Jewish Committee expert Rabbi Andrew Baker about anti-Semitism across Europe. We've heard warnings from speakers and panels at the BBYO and NFTY conventions and from Rabbi Jonathan Sacks at Young Israel of Toco Hills.
So an anti-Semitic incident within our Jewish community should not come as a surprise. Nonetheless, what happened a few weeks ago at Congregation Gesher L'Torah was shocking.
As recounted in the Feb. 27 issue of the AJT, a normal Wednesday night at the Alpharetta synagogue's religious school was thrown into turmoil because a 15-year-old from Cumming decided it would be fun to leave a message full of Holocaust references and a promise to kill everyone.
Gesher L'Torah's leadership — Executive Director Doug Konkel, Rabbi Michael Bernstein, President Stephen Klee and the entire board, and religious school administrator Carla Birnbaum — deserves credit for its response to the phone message from "Adolf" the furnace the salesman. The synagogue leaders didn't take any chances. They locked down the building, called the Alpharetta police, connected with Federation security liaison Dick Raisler and contracted with extra security until the caller was caught.
The Alpharetta police deserve praise for quickly finding the culprit. While it helps to have a criminal stupid enough to call from his own cellphone, we still note the difference between this quickly closed case and never-solved swastika-painting incidents over the years in Dunwoody, Sandy Springs and Emory University. It's good to know that local police take vulgar incidents of anti-Semitism seriously.
We also support the congregation's decision to press charges against the teenager in juvenile court. What he admitted doing was a felony, plain and simple. It doesn't matter that he and his friends were just boys being boys or that he's a good kid. It doesn't matter that he apologized or that he never meant any physical harm.
It also doesn't matter that the boy's mother, according to the police report, tried to deflect investigators and demanded that they give her son a pass. It's not hard to see how the son could think such a vicious phone call was just a harmless prank when the mother doesn't take his actions seriously. But even though we disapprove of her attitude, it is not a crime and should not affect her son's case.
Nor should he be prosecuted to teach some communal lesson or set an example for vicious and thoughtless teens everywhere.
Quite simply, he should be prosecuted, convicted and punished because he tried to terrorize the 200 Jewish families who are Gesher L'Torah members. He wanted to make them, and all of us, feel uncomfortable if not scared to live in Georgia. That's not a harmless prank; it's an act of violence. With remorse, he might be forgiven, but his action should not be forgotten.


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Riddle me this Baristaville: What tiny eatery, somewhat dark, partially obscured by trees, about thirty feet from a Decamp bus stop, directly across the street from a gas station, and with virtually no advertising, has successfully managed to serve Baristaville patrons three meals a day, on Styrofoam plates and with plastic cutlery for twenty years and counting? If you've guessed Bon Jour Montclair Café and Creperie, at 254 Park Street, you're correct. And if you're a regular patron, well then, you're a prize winner.
Back when I was still new to Baristaville, I was walking through Watchung Plaza with my husband, who had lived in Baristaville since 1988. I noticed a brown awning above a little space with a flashing coffee sign. Apparently, my husband had never been there, so we decided to walk in. Just as quickly, we walked out. We thought it too small, perhaps a bit dark, and, moreover, there was no seating available outside. The next time we walked by, there were a few seats available outside. So, we sat down, I ordered a fresh fruit crepe.
When I my crepe arrived, I picked up my plastic fork and knife and cut into my warm crepe. When my plastic knife revealed the contents of my crepe, I couldn't be any happier. The crepe was bursting with blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, apples and bananas.
The rest, as they say, was history. Bonjour quickly became my favorite, 3 xs's a week, B'ville haunt. The affection for Bonjour has spread though my family, to my children, and even onto my seventy-six year old Czechoslovakian grandmother, who upon nearly every visit to Baristaville, does not want dinner at CulinArine, or my beloved Osteria Giotto. She wants a Banana, Pecan, and Caramel Crepe from Bonjour.
Bon Jour serves up many a luscious sweet crepe, including the delectable Suzette, or a divine crepe filled with sautéed pineapple and bananas. But it's not all caramel, Nutella and chocolate at Bonjour. The savory crepes are also not to be neglected. Perhaps a goat cheese, tomato and basil crepe, or a meaty variety, filled with steak, Portobello and Swiss, or even a crepe complete with shrimp with spinach, garlic and pine nuts. Want to see how it's done, watch the video.
But Bonjour doesn't stop at crepes, they also create more than twenty kinds of sandwiches, served on baguettes, with a side of mesclun salad. If you want to keep it a little lighter, salads at Bonjour overflow the plates, and are topped with avocados, asparagus, and artichoke hearts. Bonjour's soups, are made fresh daily, and if it were not 90 degrees in the shade, I be having a cup of Apple Carrot Soup right now. The salads and soups are served with a huge wedge bread.
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|But we're a team! We could travel the world together. We could try out for "The Amazing Race".
The Turning Point is the tenth episode of the first season of The Vampire Diaries and the tenth episode of the series overall.
STEFAN AND DAMON HAVE SOME NEW COMPETITION —- After reading the journal left by one of the Gilbert ancestors, Jeremy is inspired to return to his hobby of sketching fantasy creatures, a talent he had abandoned when his parents died. Much to the surprise of their friends, Matt and Caroline continue to hang out together. When Sheriff Forbes tells Damon there has been another attack, he offers to track down the killer and learns a startling piece of information about the town's founding families. Alaric steps in to help during an intense scene with Jeremy, Tyler and Mayor Lockwood. Stefan and Elena come to a new understanding, but everything changes when Elena by mistake makes a devastating discovery.
Main Cast
Special Guest Star
Recurring Cast
- Antagonist: Logan Fell.
- The Gilbert House number is 2104.
- Stefan admitted to Elena that he wanted to be a doctor before he turned into a vampire, but he couldn't fulfill this dream because of his temptation toward human blood.
- Coincidentally, in I'll Remember it was revealed that Elena is now a pre-med student at Whitmore to become a doctor like her adoptive father/uncle Grayson.
- Elena tells Stefan that she wanted to be a writer since her mother had pushed her in that direction by giving her a diary, but since her mother died, she can't see herself being a writer anymore.
- This episode is the first to feature outside of Mystic Falls as Elena drives out of town after her discovery about Katherine.
- Tyler's clear bewilderment about his own violent aggression hints at a possible supernatural history, when, after confessing to Jeremy that he can't explain his behavior, the camera lingers on a shot of the full moon.
- Tyler would later learn his family's "curse" of lycanthropy through his Lockwood heritage.
- Logan Fell is the first vampire shown to use a gun.
- Alaric kills Logan Fell, his first vampire and first significant kill, through the stake.
- Elena and Stefan have sex for the first time in this episode.
- After Elena finds Katherine's tin-type photo, she then leaves believing that Stefan is using her to replace Katherine. She also leaves behind the vervain necklace.
- Noah stands in the middle of the road in front of Elena's car, causing her car to crash into him and for her car to flip over. Elena begins to scream as Noah walks towards her.
- This episode contains Paul Wesley's favorite Stelena scene. [1]
- There is a reference to A Nightmare on Elm Street in this episode. Logan is driving a car and talking to Liz Forbes on the phone. After he gets thrown out of the car by Stefan. Stefan runs off with Caroline and Liz ask where is Logan, which Damon replies, "on Elm Street."
- Mystic Falls, Virginia
Body Count
- Daphne - Drained of blood; killed by Logan Fell.
- Numerous unnamed bodies stashed in Logan's warehouse - Drained of blood; killed by Logan Fell.
- Logan Fell - Staked; killed by Alaric Saltzman.
Production Notes
- It's unknown why Kayla Ewell was credited for this episode as she left the cast in Haunted.
Cultural References
- The Amazing Race, a U.S. reality television game show in which teams of two people, who have some form of a preexisting personal relationship, race around the world in competition with other teams.
- Celine Dion, a Canadian singer.
- Family Guy, an American animated television series.
- Nightmare on Elm Street, an American supernatural slasher film.
Behind the Scenes
- This episode had about 3.57 million viewers in USA, which was 0.53 million less than the previous episode.
- Jeremy (reading Johnathan Gilbert's journal): "I live in fear, it consumes me. In the early evening when I see the sun beginning to fade, the fear comes because I know that the night brings death."
- Elena: "Jeremy's got his sketchpad out."
- Jenna: "You're kidding."
- Elena: "Nope, but don't say a word. The minute you encourage him, he'll put it away."
- Jenna: "Psychology major. Check that."
- Sheriff Forbes: "There's been another attack. A female victim, her throat torn out, complete drained of blood. It fits the pattern."
- Damon: "I'm sorry, I don't understand. I thought we solved that problem when we staked the blonde one."
- Tyler: "So, whats up with you and Forbes?"
- Matt: "Nothings up."
- Tyler: "I saw you two in the hall today, don't even try to deny it bro. You're tappin' that."
- Matt: "No, it's not like that."
- Damon: "Who turned you?"
- Logan: "How should I know? Last thing I remember is, I'm about to stake your brother, and then you grab me. That's it! Until I wake up in the ground behind a used car dealership on Highway 4-- somebody buried me."
- Damon (in pain): "It happens."
- Logan: "You bit me, it had to be you."
- Damon: "You have to have vampire blood in your system when you die. I didn't do that. Some other vampire found you, gave you their blood."
- Logan: "Who?"
- Damon: "That's what I want to know."
- Logan: "Dude, it's not like the Welcome Wagon was waiting with a Bundt cake and a handbook -- it's been a learn-as-you-go process. You know, one minute, I'm a small-town, on-the-rise news guy, and the next thing I know, I can't get into my house because my foot won't get through the door!"
- Damon: "You have to be invited in."
- Logan: "I know -- I live alone."
- Damon: "Oh, that sucks."
- Logan: "All I can think about is blood, and killing people. I can't stop killing people. I keep killing... (He laughs hysterically) And I like it. I'm conflicted."
- Damon: "Welcome to the club."
- Damon: "Logan Fell's a vampire, and when I find him again, I'm going to destroy him.. limb-by-limb."
- Stefan: "What happened? Are you okay?"
- Damon: "No, I'm not okay! I was ambushed, I was shot. Now I'm vengeful. Just gotta find him."
- Logan: "What are you going to do, stake me? Bury me in another shallow grave? What will the email say this time?"
- Sheriff Forbes: "I didn't have a choice."
- Logan: "You bitch! I died for you! For this town! You've known me since I was six, and you swept me under the rug like dirt."
- Sheriff Forbes: "You knew what you were getting into."
- Logan: "I was one of you."
- Sheriff Forbes: "And now you're one of them."
- Elena: "I know that you think that you brought all this bad stuff into my life, but my life already had it. I was buried in it."
- Stefan: "This is different."
- Elena: "It doesn't make it any less painful."
- Stefan: "I know this is hard to understand..but I'm doing this for you."
- Elena: "No, you don't get to make that decision for me. If you walk away, its for you, because I know what I want. Stefan, I love you."
- Alaric: "Jenna's a good person, she deserves the best. I'm here to make sure she gets it."
- Logan Fell: "Was that supposed to be a threat? Couldn't you throw a punch? Maybe provoke me a little?"
- Alaric (laughs): "I'm not a violent guy by design."
- Logan: "Oh, you're not a very smart one either."
- Alaric: "How's that?"
- Logan: "Cause you have no idea who you're talking to." (Alaric stakes him to death in response)
- Elena: "Still wanna be an astronaut?"
- Matt (laughs): "I can't believe you remember that."
- Elena: "I can remember the tinfoil that you wore on your head."
- Matt: "I was eight!"
- Stefan: "So, any idea of where you'll go?"
- Damon: "I don't know. London, maybe. See some friends."
- Stefan: "You don't have any friends, Damon"
- Damon: "You're right, Stefan. I only have you. So, where are we going?"
- Stefan: ""We" are not going anywhere. I'm gonna live my life as far away from you as possible."
- Damon: "But we're a team. We could travel the world together. We could try out for The Amazing Race."
"Chances" – Five For Fighting
"Coast of Carolina" – Telekinesis
"Off Track" – The Features
"Cut" – Plumb
"This is Beautiful" – Tyrone Wells
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With flooding caused by Typhoon Morakot wreaking severe damage in southern Taiwan, experts must now consider how such a disaster could have been repeated 50 years after the notorious flooding of Aug. 7, 1959. Over the past two years, Taiwan's ability to handle disasters has deteriorated. Compared with their disaster response measures last year, the incompetent bureaucrats in President Ma Ying-jeou's (馬英九) government have made no progress.
First, Ma criticized the Central Weather Bureau for "misleading" the government last year, and he has done so again this time.
Second, flooding caused by heavy rains damaged central and southern Taiwan in late May and early June last year. Ma, however, was busy having a health check, acting like a zhainan (stay-at-home youth) and avoiding the front line. After severe criticism, he finally inspected the disaster area in mid-June.
But to avoid losing face because people might think he was admitting to making a mistake, Ma claimed he was simply visiting old friends.
On the evening that Typhoon Morakot struck, Ma attended the wedding of Taiwanese poet Chan Che (詹澈) and his Chinese wife. Chan was a celebrity among the "red shirts" who protested against former president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁).
Third, in response to last year's flooding, Council of Agriculture Minister Chen Wu-hsiung (陳武雄) said total losses were "only" about NT$20 million (US$608,000). Last Saturday, the media reported that former vice premier Chiou I-jen's (邱義仁) watermelon farm in Kaohsiung County alone suffered losses of about NT$400,000 from Typhoon Morakot. Yet on the same day, the council estimated that losses in all of Taiwan amounted to only about NT$5 million.
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The Melaka Umno Liaison Committee has proposed for any Umno leaders and members to leave the party if they still have doubts about the current party leadership.
Its chairman, Datuk Seri Idris Haron, said such a move was necessary to ensure that the party would remain strong and comprise only leaders and members who were united.
"We must stay united in everything we do... must always act as one to ensure our party can win big in the next general election.
"We don't want to have members who will fight halfheartedly for our cause because that can be the reason for the party's disappointment in the future," he told reporters after opening the Jasin Umno meeting in Lipat Kajang today.
On March 4, former prime minister and Umno president Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad led about 50 individuals in signing a declaration to support the move to oust Datuk Seri Najib Razak as prime minister.
Also supporting the declaration were former Umno deputy president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin and former Kedah menteri besar Datuk Seri Mukhriz Mahathir. – Bernama, March 13, 2016.


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The European Union (EU) and Solidaridad West Africa have signed a 5 million Euro grant agreement to develop the cocoa sector in Liberia.
Ms. Emma Sundblad, Chargé d'affaires at the EU Delegation to Liberia, and Isaac Gyamfi, Regional Director at Solidaridad West Africa, signed the agreement.
Under the Liberia Cocoa Sector Improvement Program (LICSIP), Solidaridad, with funding from the European Union, and in close cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture, will work with farmers and agro-businesses to improve the quality of Liberian cocoa and increase cocoa exports.
Solidaridad will also work with the government on sector policies and regulations to create a vibrant, competitive and profitable cocoa economy.
The project which will last for four years targets the entire cocoa value chain in Liberia, and envisages working with and training of 5,000 cocoa farmers.
Activities include distribution of planting and other input materials, linking farmers and agro-dealers to international suppliers and buyers, support to the government of Liberia and specifically the Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA), and finally branding and marketing of Liberian cocoa on the international market.
The Liberia Cocoa Sector Improvement Program is the first contract to be signed under the EU Liberia Agriculture Program, a 30 million Euro program financed by the EU with the objective to boost agricultural economic development and to improve the food and nutrition security in Liberia


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December 1st, 2017
Trompie and his svelte young wife Racheltjie are proud to announce the arrival of their firstborn, a dashing baby jack. The newest member of the family was born early yesterday morning in perfect health, with four hooves and two floppy ears.
July 17th, 2015
Every winter our master baker and chef Karen Pretorius flies abroad to work alongside fellow artisan producers. This year she left little Trompie and the chicken brood heartbroken to spend time with animals of a different feather.
May 29th, 2015
We are happy to announce the arrival of Trompie, born yesterday in our farmyard to Lulu and a caballero from Upington. Baby and mother are both well. A strapping 12 kilos, hazel eyes.


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Thanks. Everything is working now. From: chi runhua [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Sunday, October 11, 2009 7:41 PM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: Adding Trinidad JSF library Hi granite: Steps to follow: 1. Add Trinidad JSF library into Geronimo repository; 2. Add the dependency to Geronimo deployment plan of your war file; 3. deploy the war See http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC22/adding-jars-to-the-geronimo-repository.html for the details. Jeff C On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 8:45 AM, granite <firstname.lastname@example.com<mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com>> wrote: I have an existing application running on Tomcat that I want to migrate to Geronimo. However, the deployment failed because it cannot find Trinidad classes. I tried to add to my war file, Geronimo repository. Nothing worked so far. Anybody can help me to add Trinidad to Geronimo is greatly appreciated.[http://www.nabble.com/images/smiley/anim_working.gif] ________________________________ View this message in context: Adding Trinidad JSF library<http://www.nabble.com/Adding-Trinidad-JSF-library-tp25849242s134p25849242.html> Sent from the Apache Geronimo - Users mailing list archive<http://www.nabble.com/Apache-Geronimo---Users-f135.html> at Nabble.com.
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Get your Southern Fix in the DMV!
Hen Quarter opened its second location in the DMV last week in Silver Spring, MD, owing to the success of their flagship restaurant in Alexandria, VA. The Southern-style restaurant features all things comfort food, boasting a family focused atmosphere and supporting sustainable agriculture in the region. I had the opportunity to check out the new brick and mortar for the grand opening and will share my thoughts below on how to approach the down home eatery.Read More


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Watch: The Top 10 Videos of DJ ALS Ice-Bucket Challenges
Top-billing DJs are always contributing for a good cause. In addition to soaking themselves and nominating fellow disc jockeys, they are also donating to help battle the terrible motor neuron disease. ALSA has already accumulated over $94 million since 29th of July.
Here is the countdown of the Top 10 Videos of DJs taking on the ALS Ice-Bucket Challenge. Donate to ALSA or any other foundation that supports people suffering from the muscle disease, but not before you've seen these DJs soak themselves in nipple-stiffing cold water.
10. The Chainsmokers accept challenge from a friend at Big Beat, nominate Tiësto, Adventure Club, and 3lau.


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Real Madrid 6-0 Celta Vigo: Gareth Bale scores twice as Zinedine Zidane's men hit six
By Ben Grounds
Last Updated: 12/05/18 10:51pm
Gareth Bale scored twice to give Zinedine Zidane plenty to ponder ahead of the Champions League final as Real Madrid thrashed Celta Vigo 6-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Bale began the rout with the first two strikes - the second a brilliant finish into the top corner - before Isco added a third before half-time.
Achraf Hakimi demonstrated his huge potential by blasting in Real's fourth having taken Karim Benzema's pass before Sergi Gomez put through his own net as Celta crumbled.
Toni Kroos completed the scoring after unselfish play from Borja Mayoral as Zidane's depleted side sent out a warning to Liverpool ahead of their meeting in Kiev.
Player ratings
Real Madrid: Navas (7), Achraf (9), Marcelo (7), Varane (7), Nacho (8), Casemiro (7), Modric (7), Kroos (7), Isco (8), Bale (9), Benzema (7).
Subs: Lucas (6), Asensio (7), Mayoral (7)
Celta Vigo: Sergio (7), Mallo (5), Roncaglia (5), Sergi Gomez (5), Jonny (5), Lobotka (6), Wass (6), Jozabed (5), Mendez (5), Maxi Gomez (5), Boye (5).
Subs: Radoja (5), Hernandez (5), Aspas (n/a)
Man of the match: Achraf Hakimi
The Frenchman had said he hoped his players would put on a show in their final home league game of a disappointing domestic season, and Bale gave the hosts the perfect start, latching onto Luka Modric's pass to fire past Sergio Alvarez via the post.
Celta had brief hope when Maxi Gomez fired wide and Jozabed Sanchez's effort deflected in off Daniel Wass, who was in an offside position.
There were also Celta claims for a penalty when Brais Mendez appeared to be clipped by Casemiro, before Bale's moment of magic.
The Welshman collected Isco's long ball to drift past Jonny down the right before bending an unerring left-foot shot into the top corner after 30 minutes.
Two minutes later, Isco got himself on the scoresheet when he picked up Kroos' pass on the left before cutting onto his right and curling his shot beyond the helpless Alvarez.
Celta came into the game having not lost to either of Barcelona or Real this season, but they were now on course for a heavy defeat - and things got worse in the second period as Achraf was rewarded for his relentless attacks down the right.
The young full-back looks set for a big future at Madrid, and he collected Benzema's lay-off to venture into the Celta box before flashing his shot between the legs of Alvarez.
Celta rarely threatened the Madrid goal from the moment Bale broke the deadlock, but they were the authors of their own downfall for the hosts' fifth as substitute Marco Asensio's cross was put into his own net by Gomez with Lucas Vazquez lurking.
There was still time for Kroos to add extra gloss to the scoreline as he was found by Mayoral, with the German finding the bottom corner to add to his impressive record against Celta having now scored four goals against them, his favourite opponent in La Liga.
Man of the match - Achraf Hakimi
While Bale will most certainly grab the headlines for his blistering start to the contest, with his second goal put him firmly in Zidane's thoughts for the Champions League final, but it was Achraf who produced the standout performance.
The Spanish-born Moroccan took his opportunity to shine at right back and with Dani Carvajal still recuperating from a thigh injury, Achraf could yet find himself starting against Liverpool in a fortnight.
The 19-year-old's second goal of the season was no less than he deserved for an energetic display, providing his side with constant width and ammunition through his crosses while he created his goal for himself by running onto his own pass to Benzema.
What's next?
Real Madrid complete their La Liga season with a trip to face Villarreal at El Madrigal next Saturday, live on Sky Sports Football. Celta Vigo host Levante earlier on the same day.


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We know that the air is circulating around us, but we do not feel it. If we are unaware even of the air circulating around us, how can we expect to be aware of God's presence?
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 34
How can we know whether God exists or not?We know air exists, even though it is invisible. How do we know? We know because we live by breathing it. Does the air have any taste? It has no taste and it is invisible; still, we know without a doubt that air exists. Similarly, we have a mind. Even though it is invisible, we know with certainty that we have it.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 20
The question is how we empathize with God's feeling ins our daily life. When you are alone… call out to God, "Father!" Then you will feel God's reply, "Yes, I am here!"… It seems that no one is around, but someone is leading and guiding you.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 2, section 1, Verse 8
If you reach a mystical state in prayer, enter the realm of spiritual experience, and call out to God, "Heavenly Father," you will hear the answer from deep inside, "Why are you calling me? I am right here. Here!"
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 21
There is no place in the universe where God is not present, and yet we live unaware of His presence or absence. Air surrounds us, but ordinarily we do not feel it; it is only when we are suffocating that we realize that air exists.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 31
It's all up here in our minds how close we are to God.
Sun Myung Moon
Do not be discouraged. Even though sometimes you feel that there is no God, know that He is always present. With that feeling you must remember that God is with you.
Sun Myung Moon
God is not the God of one particular time period; He is the God of history. He is the God who has toiled hard through countless saints and sages who represented Him throughout history.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse, 29
God has a purpose for the world, which He holds in the depth of His heart. Even though we have fallen, He is determined to find human beings who can be instilled with this purpose, which has nothing to do with the Fall.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 2, Verse 8
Before you think about this, you should pray, "God, as I lead my life I am dealing with these kinds of sensations. Yet I want to lead my life understanding the heart of Adam and Eve toward you before the Fall, the heart they had at the time of the Fall, the heart You experienced when You had to expel Adam and Even, the heart with which You toiled hard for humanity for 1600 years until You called Noah, and Noah's heart as he worked for 120 years bearing ridicule and persecution, holding on to Heaven in order to build the ark on top of a mountain. I want to know Your heart through all the twists and turns of history, and hold on to that heart."
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 2, Section 1, Verse 7
We need to understand God's heart in history, always wanting to say to us, "I want to talk to you; I want to work with you." God does not forget us; He waits for us.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 2, Section 1, Verse 10
In reality, God put all His life, love and hope on the line to create human beings. We can say in short that God invested everything into the relationship between Himself and human beings. His was an unconditional, total investment.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 3, Section 1, Verse 14
In order to create all things, God had to pour out His very essence. That is, He invested a great deal of energy… God's total self-investment meant that He was not conscious of Himself as He worked. He was so immersed in pursuing the purpose of His partner that He completely forgot Himself. In the end, God wants to live for the sake of the human beings whom He created.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 3, Section 1, Verse 19
Although the incorporeal God can be as big as He wants, the universe is too small to contain His heart; He desires something even larger.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 34
God is the ultimate being of love and the origin of heart, which is deeper than love. God's Word, deeds and philosophy are rooted in His heart. None of these can exist by itself. Each stems from god's vertical heart.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 2, Verse 10
God is also the only one who knows everything we are pondering, and the only one, the Absolute Being, who can solve our fundamental problems.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 2, Verse 10
The Creator, standing at the center of the universe, protects it with a strong sense of responsibility. He protects and nurtures the universe well… He takes responsibility for all things, good and bad. He never runs away from that responsibility.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 2, Verse 17
God has boundless blessings to give….. You cannot purchase them and you would never exchange them for anything in the world. He is in possession of everything that you could want.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 2, Verse 18
God is a personal being.. Thus, God and we can communicate with each other. For instance, when we laugh, God should be able to laugh. Then does the absolute God, who can do whatever He wants, shed tears? Yes, God also sheds tears.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 4, Verse 16
The important question is, what is God's essence? It is love. It is not love that seeks to be served, but love that seeks to serve.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 3, Section 3, Verse 1
You do not keep your most precious things in a place where people can just see and touch them. You secure them in a place where no one can steal them. If you had a most precious, prized and unique treasure, you would secure it where no one could take it. You would keep it in the deepest part of your heart, the place to which you alone had access. Your heart is the only place where you can meet God one-on-one. God too does not want to meet you in an exposed place. He seeks a unique place where He can meet you you as an individual with unique character, thinking and feeling.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 35
God's heart exists not only in the Word but in everything He created. God's heart is everywhere throughout heaven and earth. Thus we say there is nowhere that God does not exist; that is, God is omnipresent. Since God's heart is in all things of creation, if you want to be in His heart you should embrace everything that exists in heaven and on earth as your own. Our heart desires to go beyond our people, the world and all created things and be with God. In our heart, we yearn to go to the place where we can even claim that God is ours. A person who has such a heart is with God.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 38
How can we feel God's ubiquitous presence? We should feel the air as God's breathing, and when a storm hits, we should feel as if He were sneezing. When we see flowing water, we should perceive it as the sweat God has shed as He overcame His course of suffering for the sake of the world. When we look at the sun, it should bring to mind the life elements of the entire universe, and teach us God's love. God created nature as a textbook for us, His beloved sons and daughters, to provide us deep experiences of His heart and bring us joy.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 39
Where is [God] then? He is in the place nearest to us. That is why we cannot See Him. He is so extremely close to us that we cannot see Him.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 42
God is the motivation within our hearts. He is our original source, and the root of our ideals. Without a cause there can be no result. Therefore, the universe cannot exist apart from God. Dwelling on this earth, we are like orphans who have lost our parents. Imagine the joyful shout of someone who finds his or her lost parents. That joy would be incomparably greater than the joy of a general who conquers the world and gained a material fortune. The heart is what is important.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 2, Verse 6
Therefore, if you want to have a relationship with [God], stay together with Him and enjoy His reign in the realm of love, you too have to assert yourself through a life of loving and caring for others.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 2, Section 2, Verse 7
The whole world will belong to the one who loves God.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 2, Verse 26
Depending on the depth and breadth of our preparation, our capacity to experience God's heart grows. Within the Word, God's heart is beating. Therefore, once we hear the Word, even we fallen people feel God's heart beginning to bud within our heart. When our hearts thus begin to bud, we acquire the strength to love our enemy, and the power to subjugate Satan's world is activated. Thus you must never keep God's Word to yourself; you need to gain the ability to activate God's heart within you.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 3, Verse 7
As God believes in us, we have to believe in Him.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 3, Verse 16
How much we empty ourselves determines how close we are to becoming one with God.
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In the desire of the One to know Himself, We exist. ~Rumi
Silence is the language of God, all else is poor translation. ~ Rumi
You are looking for God. That is the problem. The God in you is the one who is looking. ~ Rumi
You believe God is not there, but He is, Hidden in the secret of the divine mystery. ~Rumi
There is a voice that doesn't use words. Listen ~Rumi
I searched for God and found only myself. I searched for myself and found only God. ~ Rumi
Don't turn from yourself. God is with you. ~Rumi
Stop the noise and you will hear his voice in the silence. ~Rumi
At a distance you only see my light… come closer and know that I am you. ~ Rumi
The creation of human beings, God's manifestation in substance, reflects God's own growth. God finds this process interesting and stimulating. Human beings feel the same way. An artist paints with the idea of creation a masterpiece that can express his or her inner attributes fully and substantially. in order to do this, the artist has to wrench the essence and energy from deep inside his or her bone marrow, and invest that into the work.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 2, Section 2, Verse 20
If human beings have a tendency to always desire something higher and better, God must have the same tendency. If He had that mindset when He created human beings, how wonderful they must be! We can conclude that God wanted to create us as His greatest masterpiece.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 11
Consider your ears. They face the front. What if they were positioned to face the other way, or what if they were missing? We would not be able to pick up sounds from in front of us. We would also not be able to hear voices from a distance. The ears were formed to catch the sound of voices coming from in front of us. Why? It is because people face each other when they talk. No one talks to the back of your head. The ears face forward because when we meet people, we talk face to face. The fact that they face front means that someone knew in advance that the ears were to hear the sounds that come from in front of us.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 13
[ For more about the amazing human body check out Book 1 of the CSG "The Mysteries of the human body testify to God's existence"]
God did not intend to simply create something and leave it alone; He wanted an eternal relationship with His creation. God intended an ideal of total oneness, an inseparable relationship that no one could break, that even He Himself could not break. Therefore, from the time the first human beings were created, God and human beings were meant to be together, not separate. From that starting point, God and we human beings were meant to stay together for eternity.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 3, Verse 2
The center of it all was God's heart of love. The origin of the cosmos was God Himself, and it was God's heart that provided the original impulse that set in motion the phenomena of creation. From that heart of love springs the ideal realm where all things come into oneness.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 3, Section 1, Verse 3.
You will see even within a single atom the endless and inexhaustible harmonies of the universe. Although we may not understand it well, we can never deny that all existence results from a complex of forces. Within molecules there are atoms, and within atoms there are elementary particles. Yet even these entities are not without consciousness. Each exists with a specific consciousness and purpose. We thus can state that all existing beings have come about through God's loving hand and are surely tied to God's heart.
CSG, Book 1, Chapter 3, Section 2, Verse 24


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Last year, a British study showed that 56% of American college students indicated a desire to study abroad - mostly so they could experience foreign culture and have some fun.
There is, however, another good reason to pursue your college career in a country other than the United States: Tuition is free in many foreign countries, even for American citizens. Still, only about 1% of all U.S. college students study abroad.
While the benefits of living and studying in another country are many, there are also disadvantages - which may account for the low percentage of students who actually study abroad. If the idea of living in another country while paying no tuition costs appeals to you, make sure that you understand the drawbacks of doing so.
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Although many respondents to the aforementioned study did not consider language differences to be much cause for concern, being monolingual could cause problems - particularly when attending lectures that will be such a large part of your routine.
Many European countries, luckily, have added thousands of English-based courses and majors in the past several years. Germany has developed over 1,000 such course offerings at many of its universities, which generally offer free tuition to non-citizens.
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Even with tuition-free study, expenses in your host country can add up. For example, though Norway offers free tuition to most students as well as English-language coursework, living expenses can be as high as $15,000 annually.
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The tiles, over 40 in total, are positioned at various locations along the recently constructed flood defence walls in the city.
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Artist Alison White from Carlisle chose wildlife as her theme.
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Pip Hall from Sedbergh worked with poet Jacob Polley to create water-related poetry designs.
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At the 2010 Penny Arcade Expo today, there was no longer wait to play one game than the wait to play Duke Nukem Forever. The three hour long line stretches completely around the walled off black box that houses about fifteen kiosks featuring a playable build of DNF on Xbox 360. There are five security guards patrolling the perimeter. Outside the walls are framed portraits of Duke catching a shark with a fishing pole, Duke in space, Duke winning multiple Emmy awards, and other shots of Duke in his natural habitat.
Once inside the house that Duke built, you're introduced to a giddy-as-a-Japanese-schoolgirl Randy Pitchford. I've seen a lot of developers and PR professionals fake enthusiasm before, but believe you me when I say that I have never seen a developer so emphatically stoked for their product in my life. The Gearbox CEO had a grin from ear to ear, was jumping up and down, swearing up a storm, and screaming things like "are you guys ******* ready to ******* play Duke Nukem Forever!!??!" He gave the same presentation for hours today, and every time he was on the verge of wetting himself with glee.
And when you find out why he's so excited, it all makes sense. In 1995, he moved to Dallas, Texas to work at 3D Realms, and the first game he ever worked on was Duke Nukem 3D. At the show, he was wearing a Duke Nukem shirt that George Broussard pressed for him in 1996 to celebrate the release of Duke Nukem 3D. Some people have said Gearbox working on a project like Duke Nukem Forever is a step down for the developer, but to Pitchford, it's an honor of the highest caliber. In his eyes, he owes his entire livelihood to Duke.
After Pitchford cooled down a little bit, we were treated to a trailer. It looks like the premise for the game involves aliens messing up Earth in a big way, but once they decide to steal the world's supply of women, Duke finally decides it's time to take action, and it's time for those alien bastards to pay for shooting up his ride.
When the trailer ended, we were guided next door to finally play Duke Nukem Forever. Yes, it is real. Yes, I have played it. And yes, I feel like I'm in some super special club for doing so. It's the first time ever that the game has been shown to pretty much anybody, and Pitchford mentioned journalists are "pissed" that Gearbox chose to show it at PAX before they showed it to any of them. Coverage isn't he's goal by showing it at PAX first; "Everyone in this room is tired of being dicked around," he said, "so we're letting the fans play it!"
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If the two shown is any indication, DNF isn't exactly reinventing the wheel, but that's not what's important. Duke Nukem has been dragged through the mud (and deservedly so) over the last decade or so, and a revolutionary FPS isn't what I'm looking for anymore from Duke Nukem Forever. I want big guns, cheesy one liners, babes, cigars, pig cops, field goals, guitar riffs, and American flags. And that's exactly what we seem to be getting once the game releases next year. Yes, next year.
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