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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish!
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Top Ten Fairytale Retellings I've Read/Want To Read/Want To Be Retold
So I'm going to do a big mix up this week since there are only 4 retellings listed on my "read" bookshelf on Goodreads and I'm pretty sure if I sit here and try to think of any more I've probably already read it'll be hours of staring into space. So let's see what I can come up with here...
Awake (A Fairytale Trilogy #1) by Jessica Grey
I haven't seen very many, or any that I can think of off the top of my head to be honest, Sleeping Beauty retellings and I absolutely loved this one. It's the perfect blend of modern and fantasy world.
Atone (A Fairytale Trilogy #2) by Jessica Grey
Beauty and the Beast is probably one of the most popular and easily done retellings, the ones you find most often. This one just like the first book in this series puts a modern day setting and other tiny twists on the classic tale. I've really loved this series and can't wait to see what the final book brings!
Beauty and the Wolf (The Cursed Princes #1) by Marina Myles
I love me some good Historical Romances and this take on Beauty and the Beast is just a nice little slice of perfection.
A Kiss at Midnight (Fairy Tales #1) by Eloisa James
Now it's been a few years since I read this one but I remember loving this HR Cinderella retelling. In typing up this post I realized that this was part of a series so I think I know what I'll be adding to my want to read section...
Alice in Zombieland (White Rabbit Chronicles #1) by Gena Showalter
I'm not sure how much retelling this is or if it's more like taking beloved characters and throwing them into a whole new experience. Regardless you take Alice from Alice in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass and throw in zombies and all I can say is yes please.
A Court of Thorns and Roses (A Court of Thorns and Roses #1) by Sarah J. Maas
Yeah I'm late to the party on this one. I have it...I just haven't been able to pick it up yet. But Beauty and the Beast AND faerie lore...excited!
A Thousand Nights by E.K. Johnston
I don't think I've ever picked up a One Thousand and One Nights/Scheherazade retelling before but I am highly intrigued by this one!
The Ugly Duchess (Fairy Tales #4) by Eloisa James
Oh, oh, oh! The Ugly Ducking HR? YES! I WANT THIS!!!
Once Upon a Tower (Fairy Tales #5) by Eloisa James
Yeah I am all about Rapunzel. I'd love to see what Eloisa James does with this story!
Alright so I know that there are plenty of Rapunzel retellings out there. Some good, some terribad. But what I really, really want is someone to come out with a brilliant MODERN DAY retelling. It's all to easy to throw this tale into a Historical Romance. It fits there. Princess locked away in a castle blah, blah, blah. But I want a really creative modern day, city girl type of Rapunzel. Lock her up in some New York high rise instead of a castle tower. I don't know. Whatever. If there's something out there I've never come across LINK ME BABY!
I absolutely love a really good fairy tale retelling. It's so fun to see people put a new twist on an old classic. Sure most of the Beauty and the Beast retellings are paranormal shifter/werewolf ones and we could use some fresh new takes. Regardless this is a really fun genre to read from. Be they modern or historical. What books did you come up with for this week's topic? Leave me the link to your posts so I can come discover some new books! And I was serious about the Rapunzel thing! If you know one set in modern times leave me titles or links or something! :)

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Hey everyone! So these are the last photos of me with loooong long hair, now (as you might have seen on Facebook/Instagram or in the last post) my hair is a bit shorter and it has a weird color. I told my hairdresser I want the same color, so she just dyed my roots, so now my hair has many many shades of red, but a few washes and I am positive it will all blend in together. But let's talk about this look! I wore it a few weeks ago, when we met up with a friend of ours.
This skirt I found in my sisters closet, she received it from a relative, and it's too big for her, and it fits me perfectly, or so I think. I decided to style it with lots of colors, and I really like the result. Perfect for a really hot summery day!
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Monday, May 8, 2017
Muddling through
This week has been a bad week for "The Struggle." Factional cracks are apparent everywhere after accusations of embezzlement and other unsubstantiated malfeasance that have yet to be proven. But the damage has already been inflicted, with or without proof, and which may or may not have been the accusers' intent. Things cannot stay the same. They will have to change.
"The Struggle" which is the name given to a loosely-assembled groups of Gambian dissidents in the United States, Europe and West Africa has faced challenges in the past, which they've succeeded in overcoming, not necessarily because they've been adequately addressed but because they were not as visible and accountable now as they were then.
Thanks to the online media which, in itself, is proving to be a blessing as a curse by publicizing the activities of "The Struggle" as well as blowing it apart through irresponsible reporting and outright partisanship and personal agendas. There also exist a clear and discernible partisan divide within the media which is normal and expected. We wish they'd stop pretending that they are non-partisan and - to borrow Fox News' faux mantra - 'fair and balanced'. The online media has contributed immensely to the muddles messages filtering through the various organizations that constitute a significant chunk of "The Struggle."
We believe that the muddled messages of the 'civil organizations' in the dissident communities are a direct results of conflicting and competing political philosophies and leanings of the major players in the Struggle which further aggravates an already desperate condition. A return to their respective political parties will reduce the current confusion and allow the non-party affiliates to mount a credible international advocacy against Yaya Jammeh.
Within what we now take to constitute "The Struggle" goes beyond CORDEC, CCG, GGC and NRNG to include individuals who are not affiliated with any of the above groups. It just so happens that the most influential of the lot are the non-affiliated individuals who happens to be the proprietors of the online radios and newspapers.
And if this category of membership of the Struggle insists, as they always do, that they are impartial in their reporting, as their profession dictates, yet they take on overtly partisan stance against other members of "The Struggle" because he happens to be a Ousainou Darboe, Omar Jallow, B.B.Dabo or Mai Fatty, it inevitably poses a problem. It exposes leaders of political parties who decided to, in good faith and in the common interest, join a broader coalition to fight the enemy that is Yaya Jammeh.
We have seen Ousainou Darboe, Omar Jallow, B.B. Dabo and Mai Fatty attacked personally and the records deliberately distorted because they decided, wrongly, to place themselves and their respective political parties in the line of fire while Halifa Sallah stays out of harm's way - a sensible political move even though we opposed the reasons PDOIS advanced for staying out of Raleigh. Political parties, in our view, should remain political while the other organizations do what they do best - advocacy.
Which brings us to the latest entry into "The Struggle", the National Resistance Movement of The Gambia (NRMG) into the scene with a full-blown press conference to introduce its leaders. They describe NRMG and themselves as a political organization and politicians respectively with military backgrounds that will not hesitate to use military means as last resort to remove Jammeh from power. They are not interested, according to its spokesperson, in political power but yet they claim to be a political grouping and not a military one. They are retired military officers but they do not consider themselves soldiers.
To be fair to the NRMG, they have tried, through their spokesperson and through a couple of press releases and radio interviews but regrettably it left people like us in more confused state than before their arrival. The muddling through continues with an additional layer added to the Struggle that, in our view, further complicates an already difficult situation.
We continue to suggest that the political parties ring-fence themselves from all the structures of the Struggle as GMC has done. And those who belong to and active in party politics should rejoin their respective political parties and help party leaders build, revitalize and rehabilitate them. Those interested in a political career but do not subscribe to the philosophy of existing party should take steps to form their own and join the political fray. A realignment along political allegiances and leanings is inevitable, and the time is now. It will reduce the muddling through that we are witnessing currently.


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"Neighbor Brigade" Launches Framingham Chapter
FRAMINGHAM, MA - Tapping into the nation's growing spirit of volunteerism, Neighbor Brigade, today announced the launch of its Framingham chapter, adding to its proven "neighbors helping neighbors" network.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Rawley Point's Red Ryder
Rawley Point's Red Ryder is pictured in the new "Gun Dog" magazine dated October, 2011. She is on pages 68-70 in an article written by Bob West. We are so proud to see one of our dogs in a national publication!!
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Find comfort in being alone, it's where you'll learn the most about yourself
US adventurer and triathlete Cassie De Pecol plans to visit all 196 countries in the world in the fastest time possible
"Somedays I'm so tired, having had four hours of sleep total that week, and I might feel sick or emotional, but I know that if I don't muster up the physical and mental strength to keep going, I'll fall behind. And that's not an option," says Cassie De Pecol, triathlete and Guinness World Recorder chaser. The 26-year-old American has set herself the target of being the fastest woman in the world to visit all 196 countries in less than three years. Her quest is far from enjoying a year out and topping up her tan, De Pecol has instead turned it into a mission to talk about sustainable tourism and encourage peace by shining a spotlight on the plus points of other countries.
She spends between one and four days in each country, and her route is dependent on visas, school visits and the weather conditions. When she touches down in each country she sets herself the task of discovering two places that aren't on the tourist trail, meeting dignitaries and school children, as well as collect water samples for a non-profit organisation in the US that is testing for the presence of micro plastics in the ocean.
Her altruistic trip was launched when the freelance web designer felt that she should be doing something more useful with her life. After working at eco lodges in Peru and Ecuador and reading The Happiness of Pursuit by Chris Guillebeau who visited all the sovereign nations before he was 35, De Pecol decided to attempt a similar task herself and Expedition 196 was born. She joined with Skal that promotes tourism and friendship and the International Institute of Peace Through Tourism who made her an Ambassador for Peace.
Within a matter of months she had put together a 40-page itinerary that would help her break the record, however, she says that as thorough as it is she's learnt to be flexible. "My plans are constantly changing on a daily basis based on visas, meetings, whether I'd like to stay longer or shorter in a country, or whether I'm run down and need a break," says De Pecol.
So far De Pecol's expedition has seen her tour an underground city in Iran, practise Krav Maga in Singapore and hike up a mountain in Kazakhstan (she would have liked to have skied, but the gondolas were shut as Vladimir Putin was said to be on the mountain with the Kazakhstan president).
Her favourite adventure so far has been to Afghanistan and it's one country that she is keen to go back to. "Most of the people showing me around are from either Skal or IIPT chapters," she says. "Sometimes, such as the case of Iran and Afghanistan, the General Manager of the hotel will take it upon themselves to show me around, free of charge, because they really want to show me the beauty of their culture first hand." With the help of the GM from the hotel in Kabul, she toured the city and was able to interview some of the locals and find out more about the country.
De Pecol says she has felt extremely safe on her travels, but she makes sure to keep her parents, IIPT and SKAL updated on her location by sending them an updated itinerary and carrying a SPT Satellite GPS. "Without SPOT I would be lacking proof of my location for Guinness," says De Pecol. "My parents are on different time zones so when they're waking up, I'm going to bed. It gives my dad especially, peace of mind, knowing that if he can't call me, he can see my physical location via SPOT."
She has been criticised for not spending more time in each country, but as De Pecol points out, she's not on holiday – she's aiming to break a world record. Blonde and amiable with a megawatt smile, yes, but this all American girl is pure guts and steel. She set herself the target of being the fastest woman to travel to every country in the world and she looks as if she is about to shatter that record (the current record stands at three years, three months and six days and is held by fellow American Yili Liu). She gave herself three years to tick off 196 countries, but within less than a year she has already visited 135. In fact, she has been going at such a rate, that she has even been able to return to the States to recharge her batteries and apply for more visas. Her drive is simple: "I felt very privileged being born in a country that has so much freedom and resources to be distributed to use toward influencing, educating and aiding other nations," she says.
De Pecol says that she hasn't had too many issues. Just a couple of delays getting visas in Vietnam, airport security trying to separate her from her camera equipment and a hectic flight schedule, including taking 20 flights in one week to reach Micronesia. However, even on her most trying day, De Pecol manages to keep smiling. "I like to keep an open mind when I travel and go into every country with no preconceived notions in order to formulate my own totally new, raw and unique experience," says De Pecol.
If she ever feels lonely on the road (as some legs take up to eight months) she reminds herself that she's no different than anyone else. "We all have the same basic needs and just want to be happy in life. The knowingness of this I find, keeps me humble and grounded in times that I might feel stressed or alone," says De Pecol.
As hectic as the expedition has been De Pecol encourages other women to travel solo: "Make the leap. Find comfort in being alone, it's where you'll learn the most about yourself".
As De Pecol says, she is 'way ahead of time' with regards to her target, which will give her chance to finish the documentary that she has been creating on the road, which will be distributed to schools around the world as an educational tool kit. "I will be training for an ironman, but first I'm going to kickback and decompress," she says.


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I know that I've been quiet for a while. Sorry about that. Last week was such a crazy week! So glad it's done! I hope to more active on my blog now that that week is gone! Well, another month means another Digit-al Dozen theme! This month it's Metal. Ok, this week really kicked me in the butt! I had such a hard time coming up with ideas! Today's though, I absolutely love how it turned out!
I started with two coats of Wet n Wild Black Creme, added a coat of Poshe top coat. I let it totally dry. Then I used BarryM Foil Effects Gold and did the saran wrap method. And it actually worked! Yes! Finally! I added the french tips using Art Club Black. Topped with Poshe Top Coat and rhinestones for some elegance!
I am totally loving this!
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Whenever a political party comes into power for an extended period of time, it seems that party is eventually and inevitably plagued by scandal, leading voters to elect the opposition party in the next election. It happened to the Democrats years ago, and it will happen to the Republicans very soon.
And so it goes that Canada has elected a conservative prime minister and minority government, ending a 12 year rule by a Liberal party that has, obviously, become plagued by corruption and lack of voter confidence. For lefties, this is a discouraging development. We've always been able to depend on Canada for progressive policies and pissing off the Bush administration.
In the eyes of many lefties, Canada has become a progressive mecca, where pot is decriminalized, gay marriage is legal, and socialized healthcare is abundant. Of course, it's still hasn't been enough to trigger a lefty migration up north (as promised after Bush's (re)election), where the winters are cold and hockey is the national sport.
Maybe we should have warned Canada against electing conservatives as a backlash against the ruling party. A lot of countries, including ours, have elected conservatives in recent years, and while it may seem an effective panacea to weary voters, it's really not. I mean, look at what conservatives have done to our country in the last few years.
It's too late for the Canadians, but for other countries who are thinking of voting conservative, I urge you to think twice. Unless you like the idea of George Bush getting another world leader as an ideological buddy, vote for someone else.


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I made this for my husband, Brad, back in 2005 for Valentines Day. I just printed I LOVE YOU in several different languages: Hawaiian, German, Spanish, etc. added a cute graphic with our names and date and then framed it. It hangs in our computer room.
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Demanding A Sign In The Heavens
by Jeff Carter
Once already the scribes and Pharisees had come to Jesus to demand a sign from him to prove his claims; to establish his authority. (Matthew 12:38 – 42) Jesus had refused then to demonstrate saying that the only sign they would see would be that of the prophet Jonah. Once already the scribes and Pharisees had come to Jesus to demand a sign from him to prove his claims; to establish his authority. (Matthew 12:38 – 42) Jesus had refused then to demonstrate saying that the only sign they would see would be that of the prophet Jonah. Now again, the Pharisees had come demanding a sign – this time they came with the Sadducees(Matthew 16:1), a group with which they agreed about nothing except their hatred for Jesus. They came to Jesus demanding a sign from heaven in order to test him, in order to trap him. They demanded that Jesus show them some sort of miracle to prove that he had the authority he was claiming.
They had heard, of course, that Jesus had been traveling through the country healing all kinds of diseases – leprosy, epilepsy, paralysis, fevers, that he had exorcized demons, and that he had even raised people from the dead.
These were 'parlor tricks' they might have insisted, meant to wow the crowds, but they – the religious leaders – weren't as gullible as the rest of the hoi polloi. "A trick or two with lepers and the whole town's on their feet… (as Annas says in Jesus Christ Superstar)" IF Jesus was performing miracles, they reasoned, it was by the power of Beelzebul. But of course if it wasn't by the power of Beelzebul, then he should be able to give some sort of sign from heaven, right? Some sort of stupendous signal? Something incontrovertible…
Instead, Jesus repeated, the only sign you'll see will be the sign of Jonah. He wasn't a circus pony to perform tricks for their amusement. He wasn't a performing bear to dance for them. And it wasn't as if Jesus hadn't performed signs for them to see, or that he wouldn't perform any miracles from that point forward. But the only sign that the skeptics would see – the only one their blinder of disbelief would allow them to see – would be the sign of Jonah. They would hear, but would never understand. They would see, but never perceive. For their hearts had grown dull. They had shut their eyes tight to avoid using their eyes to see. They had closed their ears so that they would not hear. They had closed their hearts so that they would not have to change their ways and be healed by Jesus. (Matt. 13:15)
Miracles and signs may have been necessary to convince Pharaoh of Moses' authority or to convince wicked King Ahab of Elijah's authority – but why should signs have been necessary to convince those who considered themselves to be the custodians of the law? Indeed they had already seen the signs he had performed. The Pharisee, Nicodemus, came to Jesus and said, "Rabbi, we know that you have come from God as a teacher; for no one could perform the signs that you do unless God were with him. (John 3:2)" Yet many of the Pharisees and Sadducees still refused to believe.
"You can read the face of the sky," Jesus said. "You know that when the sky is red in the evening it means good weather, and that when the sky is red in the morning it means a storm is coming. You know how to judge the appearance of the sky; why then can you not judge the signs of the time? You do not understand the signs of the messianic age. The blind see again, and the lame walk, those suffering from virulent skin-diseases are cleansed and the deaf hear, the dead are raised to life and the good news is preached to the poor – blessed is anyone who does not find me a cause for stumbling (Mat. 11:3 -5 ) It is an evil and faithless generation that demands a sign. The only one given will be the sign of Jonah."
The prophet Jonah had been in the belly of a monster for three days and then preached the imminent destruction of the city of Nineveh. This was to be the only sign they would be able to see.
Then Jesus left them and went off.
Now Jesus' thoughts were moving at a different pace than his disciples at this point. He was still ruminating on the encounter with the Pharisees and Sadducees and so said to his disciples, "Keep your eyes open, and be on your guard against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees." The disciples, who had forgotten to bring any bread along thought that perhaps Jesus was criticizing them for their lack of preparation. "It is because we have not brought any bread," they said among themselves.
But Jesus knew what they were saying
He knew that they were thinking of physical material things – while he was trying to instruct them in spiritual matters. They were making the same mistake he was trying to warn them against.
'It's not bread you dolts,' he said to his disciples (if I may be allowed an irreverent paraphrase.) 'Don't you remember how I fed thousands and thousands with bread? How could you be thinking of bread? What I said was, 'beware of the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees.'
Then the disciples understood that he was telling them to be on their guard, not against yeast for making bread, but against the teaching of the Pharisees and Sadducees.
From there Jesus and his disciples moved on toward the region of Caesarea Philippi where he questioned them: Who do the crowds say that the Son of Man is? A variety of responses were given indicating the mass of opinions held by the masses about the expected Son of Man. Then Jesus turned the question over, "who do you say the I am?" Simon Peter spoke up and said, "You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God!"
Jesus blessed Simon Peter for his outburst saying, "You are a blessed man. Because it was no human agency that revealed this to you but my Father in heaven. So I now say to you: You are Peter and on this rock I will build my community. And the gates of the underworld (Hades) can never overpower it."
Jesus promised that his community –his church – his kingdom would never be overpowered by the forces of darkness, by the underworld of death. But I've got to say that I think that yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees is still with us today.
Yesterday I came across an article on-line written by Rev. Jerry Falwell. ( How Satan And Darwin Undermined the Church – Rev. Jerry Falwell World Net Daily.com Feb. 21, 2004 http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=37227 ) In this article Falwell described how Satan has used Darwinism to defeat the Church. I don't want to get off on a discussion on the pro's and con's of evolution versus creation science but I think his article reveals a fundemental flaw (pun intended.) He believes that the church has been defeated, has been undermined by Satan. He believes this despite the fact that Jesus said that his community would NEVER be overpowered.
Jerry Falwell and many others like him expect that this world and everything in it – including the Christian church (except for the faithful few true believers…)– is doomed and about to be destroyed. Theirs is a sad pessimistic worldview that sees only gloom on the horizon. Nothing good can happen until Christ comes with his kingdom….
This is the flaw in their understanding. Just a few verses later in chapter 16 Jesus tells his disciples: " For the Son of Man is going to come in the glory of his Father with his angels, and he will reward each one according to his works / behavior. In truth I tell you, there are some standing here who will not taste death before they see the Son of man coming with his Kingdom."
Generally commentators ignore the plain meaning of these versus. The plain sense of it is that Jesus told his disciples that he would come with his kingdom before all of them had died – that is, that he would come within their lifetime. This is confirmed in John's gospel. In John chapter 21 Jesus tells Peter of the death that he (Peter) will die. "Peter turned and saw the disciple whom Jesus loved following them…Seeing him, Peter said to Jesus, 'what about him, Lord?' Jesus answered, 'If I want him to stay behind till I come, what does it matter to you? (John 21: 20 – 23)
Many try to explain away the obvious conclusion by saying that Jesus was speaking of his transfiguration – which happened just a week later (chapter 17 of Matthew). But there are numerous problems with this explanation:
1) Would normal language say, "before you all die X will happen" to indicate something only a week away? Before all of you reading this die I will have seen The Passion movie...
2) There was definitely the 'glory of the Father' in the transfiguration event, but there were no angels
3) There were no rewards based on behavior / works
Other commentators try to say that Jesus was referring to his Resurrection, or Pentecost… but the same problems are found in those explanations as well. The best understanding is that Jesus intended to tell his disciples that his coming with his kingdom would be within their lifetime.
You can compare his words here in Matthew chapter 16 with his words in Revelation chapter 22: 12 "Look, I am coming soon, and my reward is with me, to repay everyone as their deeds deserve."
The reason Falwell and others believe that the world is doomed and that the church is defeated is because they have not believed what Jesus taught. They have refused to believe that Jesus has established his kingdom, that he rules and reigns now and forever and ever. Amen.
They are like the Pharisees and Sadducees saying, 'Show us a sign in the heavens. Give us a physical literal observable coming in the clouds so that we can believe you. Let us see him coming in the clouds, let us see him split the Mt. of Olives in two, Then we'll believe that he's come with his kingdom...'
But like the Pharisees and Sadducees of Jesus' day, they will not be given any sign except the sign of Jonah the prophet who was in the belly of the monster of three days and then preached 40 days until the destruction of the city.
History confirms that the city of Jerusalem was destroyed – that the temple was razed to the ground – just as Jesus said it would in Matthew 24 and parallel chapters – In this destruction of Jerusalem and the earthly temple was Jesus' coming with his kingdom – not an observable kingdom with a king sitting on a physical throne in a particular city but a spiritual kingdom with a king who rules over the entire universe.
Satan has not undermined the church. Christ's community can never be overwhelmed. To accept this idea or to accept the idea that Christ has yet to come with his kingdom is to accept the yeast of modern day Pharisees and Sadducees who are still demanding a sign in the heavens to convince them.
We don't have to wait for the kingdom. We don't have to watch the sky for signs. We have already come to the mountain of Zion and the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem where the millions of angels have gathered for the festival with the whole Church of first-born sons, enrolled as citizens of heaven. (Hebrews 12:22 – 23)
So be on your guard and beware of the yeast of the modern-day Pharisees and Sadducees.
Jeff, that was a good read, thanks. It helps me to remember that we must be on guard at all times, against the yeast of more than the obvious 'Jerry Falwells' and 'Harold Camping' types. (and I say that knowing that God can open their eyes to more truth, as He has done with all His people as they seek Him.) The fact is, if along our journey we stop seeking God for a time, pride steps in, and then ANY of us can become a blind Pharisee or a deaf Sadducee!
It is especially hard in preterist circles, as we all seek to be open-minded and are often harshly corrected when we appear to be otherwise. Some differences of opinion will always exist because of 'gray' areas in the Bible, and that's normal. But sometimes we can be too open minded -- toward esoteric beliefs and subtle new age philosophy, spiritual humanism and the like, which I see as modern day pride and the 'yeast' of our time. We need to pray for discernment as well as search the Scriptures diligently like a Berean for confirmation. Thanks again!
Your best observations yet. You tie everything together nicely. It is especially how many think the church is doomed (ie Harold Camping) that worries me. I still believe one of the reasons so many fall into this is because they don't realize the "church" is much more and much different than that first century infant body. The Church is no longer merely a bride in waiting. So, when they see downfalls with elements that say they are the church it makes them believe the Church universal is falling as well. This seems to stem from the fundamentalist concept of the so-called "local body". The church in its very nature is universal. Could you imagine the congregations mentioned in the New Testament being as exclusionary as many of these congregations are today? "We can't have fellowship with that congregation...they aren't of our stripe." Let them be divided so that we may see who is shown approved.
The article follows along nicely.
The reference in Hebrews though, it is a past-tense that was written pre-70 AD.
its perfect-tense; i.e. completed action with present consequences...the coming to Zion is done - time of the writing is irellevant.


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"What you are about to read are not-affiliated to any car dealers and its industries ~ the writer interests ranging from sneakers to watches, collectors' toys to DJs, classic cars to the fuel-smells from their carburetors.The writer speaks only for his bitter self"
You too, my friend, you too…
Let me put it this way for you,
A Babe, with a face like Angelina Jolie, A front-end like Pamela Anderson, A waist as small as a honey bee's and a back-end like the rear of a Porsche nine-eleven… and We also have another 'babe' who looks like Captain Jack Sparrow, A front-end like Cameron Diaz, A waist like a Diesel-Drum and a back-end looks like a Perodua Kenari.
Both with a signage on their neck saying;
" Please call me for a Good Time ~ Dial 1-800-Goodtime"
You tell me which one you will call?
You have to be very honest…WHICH ONE that makes you pick up that $1000 mobile phone of yours immediately?
You see? You got my drift?
Well, to relate all these to automotives…
What catches your eyes the very first second you saw 'it'?
The 'shape' of it!!……… It all boils down to the shape of 'it'.
You may say… NO! I always must know what's under the hood when I buy a vehicle no matter what!
You saw a new vehicle on the road, you like the lines, the curves and the shape of it. Probably you'll put on a mental note that you are going to buy it. A bigger and powerful 'heart' under the hood will definitely be a bonus. But hey, since you like it so much… you also probably don't mind if a motorcycle 2-stroke engine powers it. And a no down-payment and super-low monthly installment will make your day too!!!
And with such a deal of no-down and low monthly installment, you won't mind to ride in a vehicle that looks like a baboon's arse too, right?Just take a look ~
Or a dragonfly? (Big head-small arse)
So damn ugly!!!... They are just so-Damn-VERY ugly!!
How can 'the look' of the new vehicle nowadays can be transform into such an awkward shape? Why?
What kind of 'statement' the manufacturers and designers are trying to make?
The drivers will look 'better' if they are driving an ugly car?
I believed if these new vehicles now don't look like a-pain-in the-arse, they will definitely look more like a 'chick' cars rather than a real ride. You agree? If not, which of these new vehicles on
If not, which of these new vehicles on
Real cars should have a better proportion from the front end and the rear end, designed and built with soul, with passion.
Not the mass-produced 'slurppy-curvy-front-longer-than-arse' or 'arse-longer-than-front' look.
Ok, probably the Chrysler 300c looks like a real machine. Big engine, Big space, Huge front grille, Wide, Long and of course… with a very Gangster-Mafia look.
And don't even mentioned the beetle with it's proportion, please.
I can live with the old Classic 1968 spilt-windows VW beetle.
But a man driving the new 'sissy' beetle?
I rather cycle my BMX


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But the first book printed using movable metal type is thought to be the 백운화상초록불조직지심체요절 (aka Jikji Simche Yojeol), a Korean work that dates to July 1377. This is an anthology of the teachings of the the most revered Buddhist monks. The full title translates as The Monk Baegun's Anthology of the Great Priests' Teachings on Identification of the Buddha's Spirit by the Practice of Seon. The work was in two volumes. The surviving copy, held by the National Library of France, contains only 38 sheets of the second volume.
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On 1 September 2010, a Korean academic announced that he had found the world's oldest movable metal print, which predates the Jikji Simche Yojeol. According to this story in The Chosun Ilbo [Daily News from Korea] the newly found letters "are possibly 138 years older."
Prof. Nam Kwon-heui of Kyungpook National University said, "After analyzing around 100 movable metal letters that were in the private collection of a Korean, we have confirmed that 12 of them were made in the early 13th century."
The owner of the movable type was quoted as saying he bought them around 10 years ago and was told they were discovered during Japan's occupation of Korea and that a Japanese collector smuggled them out of Korea after World War II.
The only other movable metal type presumed to date back to the Koryo Kingdom is in the National Museum of Korea and the Kaesong Museum of History, which have one sample each. The type used to print the "Jikji" has yet to be discovered.
Another article, by Claire Lee in The Korea Herald, quotes Nam:
"I have confirmed that these blocks are from the 13th century Goryeo Kingdom period, and had been used for the printing of Nammyeongcheonhwasangsongjeungdoga (Sermons of Buddhist Priest Nam Myeongcheon)," Nam said.
A copy of the same sermons printed using wooden blocks from the Goryeo Kingdom period, designated a national treasure, is currently owned by Samseong Museum of Publishing. Nam, after about three years of extensive research, confirmed that the newly found blocks and the print of the treasure match with one another. "I'd like to call the blocks 'Jeungdoga-Ja,' naming them after the treasure," Nam said.
As Lee goes on to explain:
If the newly found relics are confirmed to be the world's oldest movable metal type, they will rewrite history. However, researchers at the National Museum of Korea said it is difficult to confirm the year of origin of metal relics because of their lack of carbon substance which is crucial for the carbon dating process.
"It would possible to find which era they were from if the types were made out of wood," she said under condition of anonimity. "But metals are diffirent and they are easily affected by rust as well."
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Obviously, dating is an issue here. In The Korea Herald Nam is quoted as dating the type to "the 13th century" and in the The Chosun Ilbo it is claimed that they are from the "early 13th century." But the statement elsewhere in The Chosun Ilbo, that the "letters are possibly 138 years older," is clearly a kick at Gutenberg. These 138 years would date the type to the year 1239—exactly two centuries before Gutenberg's 1439. A bit too neat.
The bottom line is: movable metal printing type from anywhere in the 13th century is pretty amazing, and even if the type dates to 1299, this is still a long time before Gutenberg's 1439.


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SaigonTuesday Night, 17 August 1965
Since last Saturday, we've just been real busy almost up to midnight thrashing out some plans. Have even been a very bad host as I had company visit with me Sunday and Monday and the host just didn't treat them the way he should have.
[Major] Jim Greenquist and [Major] Harry the Horse [Brockman] were my guests Sunday and Monday. I had told each of them to come by and see me whenever in Saigon and they both showed up the same day. Commercial hotel rooms in Saigon are either too expensive ($20 US a day) or are not safe, so few US types stay in them when they pass through Saigon. As a rule, my door is always open to friends who need a place to stay. So had to roust around and find a couple of cots and mattresses and sheets to put them up in the living room. Then proceeded to be so busy that I only got to wake them up and talk with them a little when I finally got in. They both tell me that they don't have to work nearly this hard out in the field. Kinda makes me feel like I'd like to get out of the headquarters. But don't know whether that's such a good idea, either. Harry was visiting in Saigon to ship out his hold baggage and to do some final shopping. He leaves here in 26 days. He'll stay with me when he comes back through on rotation.
|Clark, left, and Brigadier General Mike J. Reichel, U.S. Army Director of Transportation, right, at Movements Branch, MACV II Headquarters, Cholon, Saigon, South Vietnam, 17 August 1965 (Photo courtesy Richard P. Clark, Jr. collection).
General Reichel has been here since last Wednesday or Thursday or Friday or Saturday, I forget which. So many things happen around here that it is almost impossible to keep up with what the day or date is. Anyway, I've been the project officer for his visit. And taking care of his transportation, escort officer, visits with the wheels, and others took up a good bit of my time. General Reichel was scheduled to leave here Monday afternoon on Ambassador [Henry Cabot] Lodge's airplane to Bangkok but he got bumped at the last minute by General Westmoreland, so we had to go through a lot of gyrations to get him a room for another night as well as air transport out this morning on a commercial airline. This put everyone in a panic making all the arrangements until late last night. Think he had a good visit with us.
Monday we had a bombing near MACV II, where I work. The VC blew up the National Police headquarters. Was immediately concerned about Grady as he has to attend an anti-terror committee meeting there every Monday, so called him when it went off. Fortunately, he was busy and decided not to go to the meeting that day. Two of his US agents were wounded.
I put in to move to the Vinh Loi Hotel, just down the street. I kind of hate to leave the Ham Nghi, but I can get a room all by myself down there.
Forgot to mention we (Movements Branch) gave General Reichel a genuine Montagnard crossbow as a souvenir before he left. Now I'll have to go back up to Pleiku to get me another one!
My branch has been hit with sickness today, and in at least one case have some disciplining today. Major Beaver went to the hospital with malaria this morning. Yeoman-Seaman Drake (PFC) US Navy, who is a typist in the Sealift Center went to the hospital with mononucleosis and infectious hepatitis. He will go to Clark AFB, Philippine Islands tomorrow. Pretty sick kid, but expect he's been out kissing the bar girls and drinking Vietnamese liquids. Sergeant Heizman, who is newly assigned to the Sealift Center, has been reported from the hospital as having been treated for VD, so tomorrow he will probably be PFC Drake's replacement as discipline is in order.


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While we didn't have the opportunity to start a "real" garden this year, I couldn't resist buying a few plants -- one red pepper, and one Roma tomato.
Quite honestly, I though this pepper plant was beyond hope. While the tomato sprouted, it didn't grow a single inch for months. Finally, at the end of the summer, it produced one solitary flower, and one solitary pepper.
Pretty, isn't it? But here's a little perspective...
It's an admittedly large lime, but it's also a decidedly small pepper!
Our tomato plant did better... barely. Two tiny Romas, out of the plethora of blossoms it produced (I think something must have been eating them). Ho hum... perhaps we can improve our "harvest" next year!


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For now though, here's a look at what I won in November.
1) Thermo mug from Peachy Loans
I don't have a photo but it is a branded mug that I won in their Halloween giveaway as a runner up prize! It's handy for Chris to take to work.
2) Frozen wand (RRP £12.99) from Personalised Santa Letters
I am so chuffed with this. E is obsessed with Frozen so I've put it away for Christmas.
3) Playbrush (RRP £26.99) from Arepops
C really dislikes having his teeth brushed so I was excited to win this. I'm hoping it distracts him and makes it more fun.
4) Finding Nemo plush (RRP £8.99) from NowTV
The kids love Finding Nemo and Finding Dory so this is a huge hit. E especially loves it as she's a sucker for a cuddly toy.
5) Star Wars Funko Pop (RRP £9.99) from Underground Toys
Chris is a big Star Wars fan and we started collecting Pops about a year ago so this is perfect for him!
6) MSM powder (RRP £7.96) from Kiki Health
This was a really low entry Twitter comp and I actually entered for my dad. He's really into all this kind of stuff - he swears by coconut oil and apple cider vinegar. He has told me it's working wonders.
7) The Italian Baker cookbook (RRP £20.99) from Cakes and Sugarcraft
I love a good cookbook and these recipes look amazing! I can't wait to try them out.
8) Kilner money jar (RRP £15.00) from dotty_and_bear
I love love love upcyling Kilner jars and I opted for a pink one with white hearts. I'm thinking that it would be a lovely money jar for E's room.
9) A year's supply of chocolate (RRP £365.00) from Chocolate and Love
This is a pretty amazing one! Chris and I are both chocoholics so I am so excited to receive this. I've never actually tried the brand before but they look so good.
10) Nuby bundle (RRP £25.95) from Mummy of Two
I love the Nuby brand and I will be keep half for E and sending the younger stuff to Jenna for her baby girl when she arrives.
11) Bracelet (RRP £149.00) from Tresor Paris
Amazing! I won this on the Tresor Paris instant win game on Facebook. Keep an eye out on their page as they are always running them.
12) £10 spend at sausageandmissus
This was a little Instagram win. Sausage and Missus sell pom pom garlands and I think I will choose a nice pink one for E's room.
13) Avengers pyjamas and advent calendar (RRP £14.95) from Character
C adores the Avengers so this is just the perfect prize for him. He can't wait to open his advent calendar and he already asks to wear the pyjamas every night.
14) Thorntons advent calendar (RRP £12.50) from Tiaras and Wellyboots
Yum - more chocolate! I can't remember the last time I had an advent calendar for myself.
15) 10 Christmas cards (RRP £25.00) from Coulson Macleod
I love handy wins! I don't send a lot of Christmas cards so I probably won't have to buy any now - woohoo!
So this month I won 15 prizes worth £705.31 and because I love a comparison, in November 2015 it was 22 prizes worth £403.37 and 14 prizes worth £227.50 in November 2014.
Did you win anything nice last month? Will you be joining in with the advents in December?


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Encroaching work demands - coupled with domestic chores, overbooked schedules, and the incessant pinging of our devices - have taken a toll on what used to be our free time: the weekend. With no space to tune out and recharge, every aspect of our lives is suffering: our health is deteriorating, our social networks (the face-to-face kind) are dissolving, and our productivity is down. The notion of working less and living more, once considered an American virtue, has given way to the belief that you must be "on" 24/7.
Award-winning journalist Katrina Onstad, pushes back against this all-work, no-fun ethos. Tired of suffering from Sunday night letdown, she digs into the history, positive psychology, and cultural anthropology of the great missing weekend and how we can revive it.
Onstad follows the trail of people, companies, and countries who are vigilantly protecting their time off for joy, adventure, and most important, purpose. Filled with personal and professional inspiration, The Weekend Effect is a thoughtful, well-researched argument to take back those precious 48 hours, and ultimately, to save ourselves.


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Could've been a typically stupid American Pie rip-off, but there was something about this one. It felt honest and almost dignified... which is a weird way to describe it but whatever. Oh, and the extended cut was a lot of fun.
I already called it my favorite movie of 2013 so far, although I had forgotten about The Rajini Effect which is another strong contender. I actually gave them the same rating but I think I've grown to love Spring Breakers just a tiny, tiny bit more. It's just the perfect escape to me and that alone makes it so relatable and accessible.
Icelandic movie based on real events, namely a fisherman surviving an hour-long swim through icecold water after his ship sinks. This was a real nerve-wrecker.
A very divisive movie that many people ended up disliking. I appreciated many parts of it though and didn't mind its degree of uncomfortableness.
So my theater finally decided to set up a weekly Original Version screening of random movies and this one was the first my sister and I went to see. It's fun - but sort of ridiculous for a movie written by the Coen brothers.
Watched for the podcast. It was okay for a silent movie although it had its lengths and that irritating piano music. Yep, also during the apocalyptic sequences.
I need to write up on this movie so badly! But then again, I also need to write up on the festival both for the blog and the mag. So who knows when you'll be hearing about Shahrukh Khan's first cinematic "kisses" (more smooches in my opinion). But yeah, I loved this one. It moved me to tears at the end which I didn't see coming at all. And I must say, as much as I hated Katrina Kaif back in the day, I've grown to really like her.
This year marks the "official" 100th birthday of Indian cinema and 4 high-profile directors put together 4 shorts in order to celebrate. Karan Johar's segment was the weakest in my opinion, but the male kiss and Lag Jaa Gale saved it. My favorite was Bannerjee's segment... Can I just say, for the 100th time, how awesome Nawazuddin Siddiqui is?!
A documentary on the instrumentalists in old Hindi film music. Interesting but poorly executed in my opinion.
Another doc, this time on the Apu trilogy. Which I haven't seen yet. - I know.
Experimental Tamil film that deals with our perception of money and how different people have different views on it. Didn't like it too much at first but the Q and A with the team actually made me rethink and revalue this one.
My first Malayalam film, which started out perfectly - it was modern, unconventional and genuinely funny! But then it went downhill about halfway in, starting out with a stereotypical white girlfriend being all promiscuous and stupid and slutty, while the Indian girl is just perfect. You can imagine. Cliché after cliché.
A powerful, powerful movie with Raj Kumar Yadav in the lead, who was also at the festival. After his tiny role in Talaash, which I saw just before this one, I was surprised by his ability to carry a whole movie. Anyway, I need to completely make my mind up about this one for my review but I really liked it a lot.
Definitely my favorite of the movies seen at the festival. It's quiet, gorgeous and absolutely perfect. That's all I have to say.
Deals with the identity of the individual - and especially the many individuals living in Mumbai, or rather the slums of Mumbai. It's not preachy though and far from poverty porn, just highlighting some interesting contrasts and the many different people that can live side by side and not really know anything about each other. Really dug this one.
Wow, my second silent movie this month! And I really loved it! That's something I've only said about Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans before. Which I love a bit more than this one, but if you're a silent skeptic like me, try watching this. It's on youtube I believe.
Another movie I'll write up on and close to being my favorite of the year, like I said. It's a comedy made by some London NRIs, revolving around a Japanese guy who's the biggest Rajnikanth fan in the world and wants to become the next Rajini. If this is not enough to convince you to see it you shouldn't. No, actually you should. Just see it. If you can - I think it premiered at the festival. But since it earned the Audience Award, it should be released in some way soon.
Being very much of a pacifist, I'd been wanting to see this for a long time. Really enjoy Michael Moore every time, and this was no exception.
I'm sort of in a weird situation because I haven't seen 2 yet, but my Danish guest family wanted to watch this so... we did. It's a lot of fun and the Mandarin isn't that bad. But the first one's still cooler.
Do you dream of watching Viggo Mortensen sport a Russian accent and fight nakedly? Then you should watch this movie. Also, if only you like drama.
FINALLY caught up on this one and loved it just as much as expected. Oh dear, that fighting sequence (another good one).
Absolutely haunting and Elizabeth Olsen is already one of my favorite up-and-coming actresses after the two movies of hers that I've seen.
Stands for the awesomest movie of 2013. Reminded me of an anime at many points, but even as a mere action movie it's outstanding.
My favorite of the 3, but really they're one massive movie. I loved the Shire sequences as always.
Still awesome.
Humm... I liked it but sort of fell asleep because I was tired from work.
The one movie I had thought I'd never rewatched because of how depressing it is - actually proved to be a very good one to rewatch! I loved it more than the first time! Actually, I think it's pretty damn perfect.
Another one I fell asleep while watching, but just for 10 minutes or so. It's good but didn't blow my mind.
Even though I understood it better this time I didn't like it more - because I already loved it on first watch! Have to remember to get my hands on the soundtrack.
Such a genius script, I wish i had seen it before and included it in my 2012 top 3.


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While I was at it I remembered that I promised a picture of the 60's dress I made for K in this post. So I got her to take a moment and model for me. Please ignore the fact that she was on the phone! You know how teenagers are. This dress almost got the best of me as I had never done such a fitted pattern before. She liked it though, even though you couldn't tell it was paisley from the audience!
And my final thought to leave you with today is to remember to say thank you to your child's teacher. It is often a thankless job. In most states they are very underpaid for what they do. To that end here is a microwave popcorn wrapper you can use. I am putting it, with a movie rental gift card, into a popcorn box from the Dollar Tree as part of the gift for my children's teachers.
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Online Registration is now closed. Registration will be available on-site on race day morning.
The Wiltondale Improvement Association and the Overbrook Community Association are again co-sponsoring our 16th annual 5K run. As in the past, we will also have a fun run for kids 12 and under. The run is to benefit our community park and playground.
Entry Fees
$25 Adults (13 and up) by May 4, 2017
$5 Children (12 and under) by May 4, 2017
*must register by May 4, 2017 to receive a race t-shirt
$30 after May 4, 2017 - no shirt
Family Sponsorship: $100 (if registered by May 4, 2017 each member of family will receive a shirt)
For a printable mail in registration form please click here.
There are no refunds of entry given or transfers of entry permitted for this event.
Event Information
Packet Pick-Up
Pre-assigned bib number and t-shirt packet can be picked up at the Wiltondale pool on Friday, May 19, 2017 from 4-6 pm. Sign-in will start at 7:00 am on race day at the Wiltondale Pool. All participants, regardless of age, must complete an entry from and sign a release.
Age group awards to the top male and female in the following categories: 12 and under, 13-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 and over
This rolling course starts and stops at the Wiltondale Park. Runners will run on the streets of Wiltondale. The 1 mile run will be on Yarmouth Road. Water and refreshments will be provided
Follow York Road (south) through Towson and south of Towson University to Sussex Road (one block north of Stevenson Lane). Turn left onto Sussex. From the south, take York Road to one block north of Stevenson Lane and turn right onto Sussex Road. Wiltondale Park is approximately half a mile down Sussex. Park along the street.
Event Guidelines
The 5K race will be timed. For the safety of all participants, NO pets, headsets, rollerblades, roller skates, skateboards, scooters, or bicycles are permitted in either event. Strollers will be permitted.


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Honoring Diversity
In the Classroom
Classroom activities celebrate the wide variety of cultures among us. From learning about different holidays, to inviting relatives to the classrooms to present family traditions, customs, and special foods, to taking a trip to the library for a special storytime, PIC teachers strive to broaden each child's knowledge and understanding of the world around them.
In the Center
The Board's Diversity Committee leads the PIC community in its efforts to create an environment where all families, staff and friends feel welcome. The committee has articulated its committment in its Diversity Statement. While diversity is ever-changing, PIC feels it is important to identify and recognize some of the ways in which diversity can be celebrated: race, ethnicity, economic status, religion, language, gender, sexual orientation, family model, education level, abilities, learning differences and age.


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Gas prices (NYMEX:RBM14) are in a constant state of flux and that is never more true than when we enter the summer driving season, which historically kicks off on Memorial Day weekend. A recent story by GasBuddy.com indicated that gas prices as we approach Memorial Day 2014 are very similar to prices at this time of year in 2012 and 2013, but that the disparity in prices is wide.
Also, some states that were on the high end of the range have shifted quite a bit from last year's levels.
While crude oil (NYMEX:CLM14) itself is the single-largest factor in determining the price of gasoline, that connection often breaks down this time of year as summer gasoline blends kick in at refineries. Added to the confusion is that the type of blend required differs by region, state and even by city.
A 2012 report showed that combined Federal and state taxes account for about 14% of the average price of gasoline, marketing and distribution costs account for 10%, and the remaining 5% covers the costs of refining according to the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM). Those figures could be a little dated as the explosion of production created by the hydraulic fracking revolution has changed some dynamics, particularly pertaining to the logistics of moving crude from the new production areas to refining centers.
Factors that determine gas prices
State-to-state and city-to-city prices can have large ranges. Here is a list of the places with the top 10 highest and the 10 lowest prices for gas by state based on data from GasBuddy.com.
Click next to see the top 10 cheapest gas prices in the country.


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LOL, wow hubby surprised me with another get away break, we'd just gotten back from aunty kimmie when he said he wanted to get away with Caden and me and have a little family breakaway……. so he took us to a lodge near white river, it was so stunning and we had lots of fun, its going to be a bit of a battle now to get into routine again lol, my brain has gotten used to "holiday mode" lol.
Caden had great fun:
Here she is doing a little dance with her hands saying pony ride pony ride lol!!
She was making "tea" when she had a visit from the peacock, he was very tame and actually took Caden's 'biscuit" from her hand.
Little one amongst the Dinosaurs at the Dinosaur Park, she was going "wow look, wow look every time she found one hidden in the bush……
and every evening she had to feed her feathered friends by the pond.
Okay lets try get the brain into work mode: (Thanks Di I got the following from your blog to help me catch up with what's been happening while Iv been away)
The girls at DSO have been very busy again.
Nikki from Just Passin' Thru has this fabulous kit out called "Mush" for $5.50.
Her stunning kit "Moving Forward" is still available at the discounted price of $3.85.
Lou has these two new products out. Firstly a fabulously feminine kit called "Camomile Lawn" for $3.75.
And then there's her gorgeous CU Grab Bag for just $5.00.
Some of the designers have put together another CU Grab Bag for you.
Four full sized commercial use products all in ONE BIG GRAB BAG. That's ONLY $1 per product!
Di @ Legacy4Life, Loucee Creations, GS Creations and Just Passin' Thru
VALID until 30th June 2010
Here is my portion of what is in the DSO Collab bag this month:
Check out what else is NEW at DSO.
And this one at DSV
June 2010 Collab Grab Bag
NINE fabulous CU tools and products all in ONE BIG GRAB BAG.
That's ONLY $1 per product!
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Here is my portion of the DSV June 2010 Collab Grab Bag
and my portion of May's DSO Collab bag is now in store too:
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A collection of trinkets and charms, perfect for attaching to ribbons, hangers and finishing off clusters. Contains x9 Hi Res Png's @ 300ppi
Sjoooooeeeeeeeee, the head is already spinning with all the work everyone has done!!! Will have something for you all once I'm back in routine…………….coffee coffee cofeee lol, have a wonderful week everyone!! Chat soon and big hugs
ok bunny, i can hear that whip cracking hahahahahah!!!


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Gene Lees Papers
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Gene Lees:
A Guide to His Papers at Georgia State University Library
Georgia State
Georgia State University
Special Collections and Archives
100 Decatur St., SE
Atlanta, GA 30303-3202
Fax: 404-413-2881
January 27, 2006
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|EAD version 1.0 finding aid created in XMetaL 4.5 by Mary McMahon Dawson, January 27, 2006.
Collection Summary
|Georgia State University Library, Special Collections and Archives, Atlanta
|Lees, Gene
|Gene Lees Papers
|1808-2004 [bulk, 1990-2004]
|.75 linear ft. (in 2 boxes).
|This collection consists of research materials used by Gene Lees when he was writing his Johnny Mercer biography, Portrait of Johnny: The life of John Herndon Mercer. The papers include the correspondence files of both Gene Lees and Johnny Mercer, Mercer family biographical information, page proofs of Portrait of Johnny, as well as an unpublished manuscript entitled Song Lake Summer. Other research materials of interest include an unpublished manuscript on Mercer by the entertainer Steve Allen.
Organization of the PapersOrganized into two series:Series I: Research materialsSeries II: Manuscripts
Scope and Content of the Papers
The materials of the Gene Lees Papers are comprised of the research that Lees undertook in the writing of his biography on songwriter Johnny Mercer, Portrait of Johnny: the life of John Herndon Mercer. The date span of Lees papers reflects the 14 years he spent researching, studying and writing about the late songwriter, as well as the dates of his source materials. These materials cover Mercer's family history, his professional career as a songwriter, and his influence on entertainers and colleagues. Lees papers reflect a strong reliance on the personal memories of others; particularly, the neice of Johnny Mercer, Nancy Mercer Gerard; Nick Mamalakis, the Mercer family attorney and the family friend Joan Clarke. His correspondence with the entertainer Steve Allen sheds light on the social life of Johnny Mercer and Allen's great admiration for Mercer's songwriting talent.
Biography of Gene Lees
Gene Lees (Frederick Eugene John) was born in Ontario, Canada on February 8, 1928. He has worked as a journalist, lyricist, singer, composer, broadcaster and author. After working from 1948-55 as a reporter in Canada, Lees was music and drama critic for the Louisville (Kentucky) Times and in 1959-62 was an editor of the jazz magazine Down Beat (Chicago). Working on a freelance basis, he also wrote for Stereo Review (New York) and High Fidelity (Great Barrington, Massachusetts), Maclean's, the Toronto Star, the Toronto Globe and Mail, The New York Times, and other publications. In 1967 he published a novel, And Sleep Until Noon. He received the ASCAP-Deems Taylor Award in 1978 for a series of articles published in High Fidelity about US music, and won the award on two subsequent occasions. In 1981 he established his own monthly Jazzletter (Ojai, California), which became an influential source of informed opinion, by Lees and others, within the industry.
In the 1980s Lees began to focus his attention on longer works of prose. In 1981 he published The Modern Rhyming Dictionary: How to Write Lyrics. He followed this with three compilations of pieces from Jazzletter: "Singers and the Song" (1987), "Meet Me at Jim & Andy's" (1988), and "Waiting for Dizzy" (1991); and a biography, Oscar Peterson: The Will to Swing (1988). Other biographies have included portraits of Lerner and Loewe, Woody Herman (written with Graham Lees), and Dave Brubeck (with Fred M. Hall). In 1989 he collaborated with Henry Mancini on the composer's autobiography, Did They Mention the Music? Always known for his first-person reminiscences of musicians, Lees combined biography and autobiography in Cats of Any Color: Jazz Black and White in 1994 and You Can't Steal a Gift: Dizzy, Clark, Milt and Nat in 2001. In 2003 he published another autobiographical work, Friends Along the Way: A Journey Through Jazz. Lees other literary contributions to the music world include liner notes to close to 100 recordings of artists including Stan Getz, John Coltrane, and Quincy Jones.
Source: The Canadian Encyclopedia, at http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=U1ARTU0002023. Accessed on January 18, 2006.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the Georgia State University Library online catalog (GIL). Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Restrictions on Access
Unrestricted access.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
To quote in print, or otherwise reproduce in whole or in part in any publication, including on the Worldwide Web, any material from this collection, the researcher must obtain permission from (1) the owner of the physical property and (2) the holder of the copyright. Persons wishing to quote from this collection should consult the reference archivist to determine copyright holders for information in this collection. Reproduction of any item must contain the complete citation to the original. All requests subject to limitations noted in departmental policies on reproduction.
Administrative Information
[item], [folder title], [series title], Gene Lees Papers, M060, Popular Music Collection. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University, Atlanta.
Acquisition Information
Gene Lees, 2004
Processing Information
Processed by Mary McMahon Dawson, 2006.
Related Material
Related materials in this repository:
For other Mercer collections, see Johnny Mercer Web Site
Johnny Mercer Papers (M001)
Johnny and Ginger Mercer Papers (M002)
Lees, Gene. Portrait of Johnny : the life of John Herndon Mercer. New York : Pantheon Books, c2004.
Gene Lees Jazzletter, 1981-2001. Music periodicals.


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