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Marhaba! We all just adore Fairouz's beautiful songs. Am I right? Many of you Arabic lovers always reach out to express your desire to learn more of her great songs. Well, you came to the right place! I am sure you know by now that Lady Fairouz is one of my favorite Arab artists. She is one of the most admired and respected musicians in the Arab world and beyond. Today, I want to share with you yet another beautiful ballad by the great Fairouz! The song is called A'tini al-nay wa-ghanni (أعطني الناي وغني), which literally translates to Give me the Nay and Sing. The Nay is a type of flute which is used overwhelmingly in the Arab world, especially the Levant. The words of this beautiful ballad were taken from a poem written by Gibran Khalil Gibran, one of the world's most renowned poets. As always, I have added the song in the form of a YouTube video as well as the lyrics in Arabic. Similar to other musical posts, I have added the lyrics in Arabic so that you can follow and sing with Fairouz, and translated them to English so that you can learn what these beautiful lyrics mean.
فيروز —أعطني الناي وغني
Fairouz — Give me the Nay (Flute) and Sing
أعطني الناي وغني
Give me the nay and sing
فالغنا سر الوجود
for singing is the secret of existence
وأنين الناي يبقى
And the sound of the nay remains
بعد أن يفنى الوجود
After the end of existence
هل إتخذت الغاب مثلي
Have you, as I did, taken the forest
منـزلاً دون القصور
A house without limitations
فتتبعت السواقي
Have you followed the streams
وتسلقت الصخور
And climbed the rocks
هل تحممت بعطره
Have you bathed in its fragrance
وتنشفت بنور
And dried yourself in its light
وشربت الفجر خمراً
Have you tried drinking the Dawn as your wine
من كؤوس من أثير
Out of divine/ether cups
هل جلست العصر مثلي
Have you, as I did, sat in the afternoon
بين جفنات العنب
Between the vines
والعناقيد تدلت
With the clusters hanging
كثريات الذهب
Like golden chandeliers
هل فرشت العشب ليلاً
Have you slept on the grass at night
وتلحفت الفضاء
And used the sky as you blanket
زاهداً في ما سيأتي
Ascetic in what will come
ناسياً ما قد مضى
Forgetting what has passed
أعطني الناي وغني
Give me the nay and sing
وانسى داء ودواء
Forget the disease and its cure
إنما الناس سطورٌ
For people are only lines
كتبت لكن بماء
Written on water
For now take care and stay tuned for upcoming posts!
Happy Learning!
Have a nice day!!
نهاركم سعيد
Asni Amin:
Thank you for the lyrics in Arabic . Love Fairuz and this song. Learning Arabic with songs is great. Looking forward to more. Perhaps some songs by Abdel Halim Hafiz as well.


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Who's left handed?
and wants to buy a lefty acoustic guitar for £100 with a soft case and stand.
It's a Crafter, plays nice, sounds good.
Looking to sell it fast, so, you know, get your skates on.
I'll tell you who's left-handed.
Freaks!That's who.
Have you tried
Sir Paul McCartney?
I may have made that up.
I am
And I want to buy a guitar!
But I play guitar right handed :(
i am
but im learning to play a right handed one
Jimi Hendrix was a left handed guitarist
But most left handed people play guitar right handed. It means you're a proper lefty. It applies to scissors too.
It's the word on the street
Apparently people that are left handed for absolutely everything usually use scissors with their right hand. It applies to me.
I use scissors in my right hand and I'm a massive lefty!
ive often though it doesnt really matter what hand you use for guitar
when you are starting the left and right handed parts are just as difficult, I reckon if I had a left handed guitar back then I could have learnt how to play it.
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relict of Mr Joseph Flower
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text: Poor Kylie was sick all day today too. She spent the majority of her time laying on the couch watching movies or playing games on my phone. I love that there are so many educational applications for the iPhone for her to play with, however, it's to the point that I usually have to fight her for my own phone! I backed out of the battle today though and left her alone. Hopefully she'll be back on her feet tomorrow (and I can have my phone back).


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Purley John Fisher 0 Andover 32
Normal service was resumed for Oakwood sponsored Andover last Saturday as they successfully negotiated another tricky away fixture to secure a bonus point win and put their shock defeat at the hands of Exiles firmly behind them.
Preparations were not ideal for Andover as they lost talisman player coach Marc Wilding on the morning of the match and traffic delays meant they arrived late in South London.
The 'All Blacks could have been forgiven for starting slowly in the circumstances, but when the pack got under the first kick off and came up with the ball the scene was set.
For the next two minutes Andover pounded the Fisher line and when they transgressed Charlie Waite slotted the resulting penalty for an early lead.
On a very soft wet pitch, running rugby would always be at a premium and handling errors inevitable, but Andover showed plenty of ambition knowing they needed the fifth point if possible.
Indeed at times they were a little over ambitious and in the first quarter handed Fisher a couple of good chances trying to over play in defence.
On a difficult day for kickers however Fisher missed a penalty chance and when Andover turned them over with a glorious defensive scrum in which giant prop Carl Sievewright had his opponent literally flying, the home sides challenge subsided.
With lineout superb through Simon Preece and the impressive Ash Gait, Andover had plenty of ball and as they steadily ground down the Fisher scrum after half an hour took control.
A quick tap penalty from Alex Kane, looking sharp replacing the unavailable Andy Franklin at scrum half, led to a typical Nic Reed run and when he went to ground, irrepressible hooker Tom Waite was on hand to run over for his eighth try of the season.
Andover sensed blood and immediately pressed again.
From a lineout the ball flew to George Roscoe and once again his ability to bring players into the game showed, as he fed Niko Rowe for a lovely try converted by Charlie Waite.
Half time saw Andover introduce no lesser players than Tom Erskine and Elliott Copestake from the bench and with returning skipper Alex Morgan following ten minutes later, after a short spell of Fisher belligerently trying to get back into the game, Andover killed them off.
A yellow card for persistent ruck offences gave Andover an advantage they scarcely needed but happily accepted and the game was soon beyond the hosts.
Andover had what looked like a brilliant try from man of the match Alex Hibidge disallowed, after the official judged Erskine's superb offload to be forward, but it didn't matter as Preece soon made amends driving over from a five meter scrum.
With Fisher back to a full complement in the backs Andover elected to carry on with a tight game and with Morgan showing what the team have been missing in the loose, Andover struck again.
From a spoilt scrum, Kane reacted quickest to a loose ball and with Charlie Waite's conversion Andover had their precious fifth point.
Now more relaxed Andover opened the game and with Roscoe, pulling the strings produced some remarkable rugby in the conditions.
Indeed at times only the difficulty in holding the ball cost more tries, until stand in skipper Sammy Froggett showed how it is done with a master class of finishing to round things off.
After the game coach Andy Waite was happy and relieved. "Sammy told the players before the game that without Marc and Andy Franklin, they are the new generation that must take this club forward and they must stand up and be leaders."
"I thought the likes of Tom Waite, Nic Reed, Simon Preece and Alex Hibidge, Alex Kane and Niko did that from start to finish and really gave our young players a stage to play on. Others did likewise when they were on the pitch."
"Our strength in depth now is phenomenal when you look at our bench today and we really are now in a position to make a final push in our last five games."
"We know nothing has yet been achieved and we have a lot of work to do, but I feel this squad if they keep their feet on the ground, can really achieve something special."
Saturday Andover face a much improved Sandown and Shanklin at home who are themselves desperate for a win to try and save themselves from the drop.
"We need to look at every game as a potential banana skin at this stage" said Waite.
"Nothing else but maximum concentration and discipline will do, if we are to get over the line."


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Their selfless desire to serve our communities deserves our admiration and respect.
Just like we thank our troops for their service to our country, when you have the opportunity, thank those wearing the badge for their service to you and your community.
I am positive such a gesture would be overwhelmingly appreciated by those who put themselves in harm's way every day.
Don Thompson, Administrator
"A Little Bit of History"
Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month. Officers meet at 7pm and members at 8pm with complimentary refreshments provided. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, December 10, 2018.
CALLING ALL VETERANS: Go to the Moose International website: www.mooseintl.org to identify yourself as a "valued veteran" if you have served in any branch of our country's military.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Loyal Order of Moose is a private organization. All activities and events referred to on this website and in the Call of the Moose newsletter are available to active members and their qualified guests only. This website is for informational purposes with proprietary information intended for members only. General information is available to the public at large, but should not be construed to be a solicitation for membership This website is an initiative of Glendale Moose Lodge #641 and is not sanctioned by the Loyal Order of Moose, Moose International or any subsidiary thereof. All logos, trademarks and servicemarks pertaining to the Loyal Order of Moose and/or its programs or degrees are copyrighted by Moose International, Inc., Mooseheart, Illinois.
On October 21st the Lodge hosted an Italian Dinner Dance. Members enjoyed a dinner of penne pasta with tomato sauce, sausages, garlic bread, salad and dessert. After dinner they danced to the Generation Gap Band.
To refresh memories, the Glendale Moose Lodge located at 357 Arden St. in Glendale, CA was sold and escrow was closed in July, 2014.
The new officers were installed in April, 2013. At that time we discovered that the Lodge was in a serious financial situation. The Lodge was in debt with two large loans and with very little income coming in. The Lodge was having financial problems paying its monthly bills. We made some changes in the Lodge operations and through the efforts of Don Thompson, the Lodge Administrator, were able to recover some funds owed to us by insurance. We were able to continue to keep the doors open for another year. But the writing was on the wall—sell the Lodge property and save our charter or lose the property. Consequently, we sold the Lodge property, paid off all of the existing debt and invested the remaining funds. Today, the Lodge is in a very healthy financial position.
In December of 2014 we relocated to the Knights of Columbus building in Glendale, CA. We held a "Cook Your Own Steak" night and a couple of community activities. We provided several free breakfasts for our local firefighters and police officers.
In June of 2016 we relocated to the Memorial Hall at 4011 La Crescenta Ave. in Glendale, CA, where we have a lease until June 2019. We have held a few activities here. We held a Christmas Dinner Dance, an Italian Night Dinner Dance, and a couple of other dinner dances. We held memorial services for our Brothers Al Garcia, Frank Rubino and George
Glendale Moose Lodge #641
4011 La Crescenta Ave.
Glendale, CA 91214
(818) 957-7133


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Turok is a first-person shooter developed by Propaganda Games, and published by Touchstone Games and Disney Interactive Studios, originally for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in February 2008. It was later ported on to Microsoft Windows in April 2008. A sequel was planned and developed for the Xbox 360 but it was cancelled before it was even officially announced.
The game is loosely based on the comic book series of the same title and is unrelated to the story and setting of previous Turok video games. Players assume the role of Native American space marine Joseph Turok, who is part of a team sent to a remote planet to apprehend his previous commanding officer, General Roland Kane, now a wanted war criminal. After crash landing, Turok discovers this planet is home to all manner of dinosaurs, and must fight both the predatory creatures and Kane's private army on his mission to take down his former mentor.
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Do you Know My Sponsor?
Written by: Jennifer Davin and PCM Team 78
After spending time in Uganda, I can honestly tell you there is something special about the children there. Maybe it is their beautiful smiles or the big hugs they share, or maybe it is the glorious songs they sing. I can't narrow it down to just one thing- there's just something extraordinarily special. On my first trip to Uganda, meeting our first two sponsor boys was the highlight of our trip.
Immediately after that trip, we sponsored a girl named Saida whom my husband met on our trip.
Later, we added baby Arnold when Omwana House opened.
So this trip, my son and I were looking forward to seeing our original boys and meeting our girl Saida and our youngest boy Arnold for the first time. It was like a family reunion.
The kids introduced us to family members and friends. Our little guy proudly showed us his room, bed, and books.
We talked, we played, we shared meals, we attended church together, and they shared their dreams, goals, and even a few secrets with me. But most of all, I was honored to hold each of their hands and pray over them. What really remains with me is how I am going to know a better way to pray for them, and have more effective communication with them through the letters that PCM sends.
During every trip, team members are approached by children asking, "Do you know my sponsor?" If the team member does, there is a bond made between the two. Of course, this happened several times to me on the trip. Sometimes I had to tell the child I did not know the sponsors, and disappointment clouded their face. But when the answer was, "Yes! I do know your sponsor!" joy and delight abounded.
On one occasion when one young man asked me if I knew his sponsor, and I answered "No", I was so saddened by his response. He told me he knew the names of his sponsor family but had never received a letter or even a picture from his sponsors – ever.
Oh, how my heart broke for him.
What we as sponsors may not understand is that these children appreciate being sponsored. They want to see pictures of us and learn about us, they cherish our letters as prized possessions, they pray for us and they love us even if they have never met us in person.
The rest of Team 78 was blessed to greet their sponsors with some of the biggest smiles and hugs you will ever witness.
Some meeting face to face for the first time.
Others shared a blessed time of reunion, all made precious memories that will be treasured for all time.
Sponsors, we want to challenge you in this New Year to make it a goal to send your letters multiple times a year.
Take a family picture on your phone and actually print it off and include that in your letter.
Find a special verse to send to your child.
We encourage you to pray for that sponsored child.
Form a relationship with your sponsor child, that's what it is really all about. And if you truly want to meet him or her, talk to the PCM office and start making plans to join a team in 2018.
You will be blessed beyond measure.
Written by: Jennifer Davin and PCM Team 78


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A Child of the Revolution: William Henry Harrison and His World, 1773-1798By: Hendrik V. Booraem (author)Hardback
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DescriptionThe American Revolution gave birth to a nation, forever changed the course of political thought, and shattered and transformed the lives of the citizens of the new republic. An iconic figure of the Old Northwest, governor, Indian fighter, general in the War of 1812, and ultimately president, William Henry Harrison was one such citizen. The son of a rich Virginia planter, Harrison saw his family mansion burned and his relatives scattered. In the war's aftermath, he rejected his inherited beliefs about slavery, religion, and authority, and made an idealistic commitment to serve the United States. This led him to the United States Army, which at the time was a sorry collection of drunks and derelicts who were about to be reorganised in the face of a serious conflict with the Indian nations of the Ohio valley. Author Hendrik Booraem follows Harrison as Gen. Anthony Wayne attempted to rebuild the army into a fighting force, first in Pittsburgh, then in Cincinnati and the forests of the Northwest. A voracious reader of history and the classics, Harrison became fascinated with the archaeology and ethnology of the region, even as his military service led to a dramatic showdown with the British army, which had secretly been aiding the Indians. By age 21, Harrison had achieved almost everything he had set his heart on adventure, recognition, intellectual stimulation, and even a small measure of power. He was the youngest man to put his name to the Treaty of Greenville, which ended Indian control over Ohio lands and opened the way for development and statehood. He even won a bride: Anna Symmes, the Eastern-educated daughter of pioneer landowner John Cleves Symmes. When Congress voted to downsize the army, 25-year-old Harrison, now a family man, began his second career, that of a politician. Drawing on a variety of primary documents, Booraem recreates military life as Lieutenant Harrison experienced it a life of duels, discipline, rivalries, hardships, baffling encounters with the natives and social relations between officers and men, military and civilians, and men and women.
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From the May 2007 issue of Gourmet Magazine, this Asian meatballs with sesame lime dipping sauce recipe was featured (and trialed) on Paper Palate, by Kristen Doyle. We have altered it only slightly, by changing the first ingredient of milk to milk alternative.
"Enlivened with crisp water chestnuts and fresh cilantro, these delicate Asian-inspired veal and pork meatballs are a world away from their Italian counterpart — but they're just as moist and irresistible."
Special Diet Notes: Asian Meatballs with Sesame Lime Dipping Sauce
By ingredients, this recipe is dairy-free / non-dairy, optionally nut-free, and peanut-free.
For a gluten-free: use GF bread crumbs and wheat-free Tamari in place of the soy sauce.
- ¼ cup dairy-free milk beverage
- ¼ cup fine dry bread crumbs
- ¾ pound ground pork
- ¾ pound ground veal
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- ½ cup canned sliced water chestnuts, rinsed, drained, and finely chopped
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ½ cup chopped fresh cilantro plus
- ¼ cup sprigs
- 5 tablespoons soy sauce
- 4 teaspoons sesame oil
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 2 tablespoons water
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- Accompaniment: steamed white rice
- Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 500°F.
- Pour milk over bread crumbs in a large bowl and stir until liquid is absorbed. Add ground meat, egg, water chestnuts, salt, chopped cilantro, 1 tablespoon soy sauce, and 2 teaspoons oil and mix with your hands until combined well. Shape 3 tablespoons meat mixture into a ball and transfer to a 13- by 9-inch glass baking dish. Make more meatballs with remaining mixture, arranging meatballs about ½ inch apart in baking dish. Bake until cooked through, about 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, stir together lime juice, water, sugar, remaining 4 tablespoons soy sauce, and remaining 2 teaspoons oil in a bowl until sugar is dissolved.
- Transfer meatballs to a serving dish. Stir sauce, then drizzle meatballs with 1 tablespoon sauce and sprinkle with cilantro sprigs.
- Serve meatballs with remaining sauce.


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Martin told me that Pd-20% Ag was the best performer.
This tracks with the highest transition temperature near 17K. The deuterons have their largest amplitude of oscillations, so PdAg alloys are already active and the proof will have to be the ratio of Pd105/Pd109. ________________________________ From: Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2018 9:10 AM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: [Vo]:All ICCF-21 Abstracts in one document Bob, I was waiting for you to concur, and we both can hope that Biberian will further pursue the spin coupling angle. He seems to be silent on taking this finding to the limit – despite it possibly being the best evidence yet for what is happening in Pd-D. (best ever) One wonders if the cathode was one from the "hero effort" French experiments from the days of "La Fusion dans Tous ses États" as it certainly appears to be. In fact, it could be the hero cathode of all time (~50 watts for 6 months or thereabouts). That would be a huge story. At any rate here is another possibility for those who want to keep helium in the equation: 105Pd + 6Li -> 107Ag + 4He The alpha particle shows up without the strong gamma – since it and the transmuted silver would carry away enough spin energy to eliminate the extreme photon, and everything seems to add up to what Is seen in the isotope analysis … other than overcoming the Coulomb barrier using spin and magnetism. The curious thing here is that deuterium does not enter into the picture ! Wjich may mean that there are two distinct and separate reactions going on, not one. BTW 6Li does have a nuclear magnetic moment. The alpha of course has none. Don't give up on spin coupling – especially now that there is solid evidence emerging. "Vive la France!" From: bobcook39...@hotmail.com<mailto:bobcook39...@hotmail.com> Sounds like spin and magnetic fields are important. Eureka. I talked with Biberian at ICCF-21 and asked about spin and magnetic fields and about how magnetic fields change nuclear resonances and spin energy states. I think Biberian agrees with the importance of spin coupling—nuclear to lattice electrons, potentially via a connecting oscillating magnetic field. I hope to visit Biberian's lab in the Fall per invitation. Bob Cook From: Jones Beene There is a most interesting paper by Biberian on page 10 which begins with this background info: "In 2001, Stanley Pons gave me a palladium cathode that had produced a lot of excess heat. The electrode was 10cm long and 2mm in diameter. It was pure palladium and was used in an ICARUS 9 calorimeter. The electrode stayed in my drawer for years, until I found a laboratory that could do dynamic SIMS (Secondary Ion Mass Spectroscopy). The equipment was a Cameca 4f machine that can detect masses of elements with high sensitivity." http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/ICCFabstracts.pdf<https://nam01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Flenr-canr.org%2Facrobat%2FICCFabstracts.pdf&data=02%7C01%7C%7C003e54e182da4c63fba808d5d38a8a54%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C636647514332376078&sdata=C8pp5E%2B3FjDQSqon99lFce5MsGVl3KoyB7HYndNaEM0%3D&reserved=0> The curious thing is that active areas of the cathode labeled as "hot spots" contained silver isotopes and furthermore, the silver must have transmuted from palladium over the course of the gainful runs since the cathode was pure palladium before "lots of excess heat" was seen. Most of the transmuted silver was the isotope 107 by a very large margin. The ratio between Ag-107/Ag-109 was close to 10, whereas in natural silver this ratio is 1.06. This could mean with fairly high certainty that the single isotope of palladium, 105Pd (which is over 22 percent of natural palladium) absorbed or fused with deuterons to become 107Ag but without subsequent beta decay. Therefore if we assume for the moment that 105Pd is the active isotope of cold fusion (there are other possible conclusions but let's start with this one) then several things stand out. First, this is a high spin isotope. Second it has a nuclear magnetic moment. In fact, this isotope is the ONLY palladium isotope to have a nuclear magnetic moment and the only high spin isotope and the Larmor frequency seems to be similar to D. Thus the excess heat and the fusion could have been a product of spin coupling without subsequent beta decay (so no x-ray signature or residual radioactivity would be seen). This is interesting information which - had it come out in 2001 could have made a difference in the way the field matured.


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So, onto it.
We were moved into the Keep after the combat.
I was feeling a bit put off with the removal of my arm, so I agreed with the suggestion that we all stay in the keep. The halfling Mage erected a tent in the Keep's main area and invited me to attend her. At the time, I was unaware of Her Magus status and her desire to assist me. (see entry, the sixth) so I told her I would meet with her the next day and I went and sought solace with Elsa. She is a wonderful woman with whom I spent a part of the night, she then left after our cohngicil affair.
It turns our that was a good thing as the next morning Chamberlain Stevens came down and insisted that we attend the breaking of the morning fast with the Lord. I agreed, but requested to check the Bush first. The Chamberlain agreed, but only with me under escort, which, due to recent events, I was more than happy to agree to. After getting the guard together, we headed to the Bush.
They ransacked the Bush. The anger I felt at this was nothing like the misplaced anger I felt with the Humans. They Hurt something Living. Then I went to see my Guest. Dead. He was Murdered in the place I had promised him Sanctuary. I now owe a debt to his family. A debt I must pay. Damn them. The Guards were there, I brought them in and they were off to inform the Reeve.
The idiot ransackers were unfamiliar with Elven hiding places, so I was able to retrieve my money and some of my valuables.
They also destroyed my Garden. This was for them, for the wonderful mistreated Humans who are so appreciative to get some food that gives them nutrients. The destruction of the Garden (not my Garden, the Garden) wss the event that made me Join the Civil War.
I cast a Bless Plant on both the Bush and the Garden (in case I could not return)
The Guards went to Martin and I was instructed to attend the breaking of the Fast with the Lord and Lady. Which I did.


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Tuesday, 10 June 2014
Summer of Colour Week One
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So gorgeous...such a charming soul..love the softness of this piece..stunning work! Beautiful for SOC!ReplyDelete
beautiful work, Annette xReplyDelete
it's a charming painting and I can't understand why you don't want to bring it to the HOUSES & Homes Challenges?!ReplyDelete
Do it please!
Don't be so strict with Fuzzie Fingers.. she made it beautiful in my mind!
I love it. Very sweet. Love the little houses.ReplyDelete
Great project, glad you didn't throw it away.ReplyDelete
Love how you gave the cute girl a pink heart. sweet!ReplyDelete
Your girl is lovely in her SOC colours and with her serious face. The houses in the background give good depth.ReplyDelete
I'm glad you didn't toss it in the bin! She so cute! ♥♥♥ReplyDelete
ahhh, this is wonderful!ReplyDelete
I think you are a bit of a perfectionist Fuzzie, I love her soft features, great take on the challenge colours.ReplyDelete
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I am so happy that you didn't bin it Carol, it is delightful and who cares if it has similarities to a previous painting, it's beautiful!! I would be SO proud to produce something like this.ReplyDelete
Thank you for your lovely comment on my effort. Onwards & upwards ((hugs))
This is very nice and I am glad you shared it! The row of houses is really cute.ReplyDelete
What a sweet drawing....ReplyDelete
I crop a lot of my watercolor paintings. It drives my teacher crazy. But I sell ACEOs and sometimes 6 of those are better than one bigger one that I don't like. The contrast between the color of the figure and the neutral gray of the houses tells some kind of story, especially with the pink heart. Like abstract, you leave it up to the viewer to tell the tale.ReplyDelete
I love your painting! ValerieReplyDelete
Oooooh! I love her! Your painting is absolutely gorgeous and a wonderful way to use the SOC colors!ReplyDelete
I adore this painting-so sweet , and a great way to combine several challenges!ReplyDelete
ah she was so sweet :-)ReplyDelete
This is really lovely!ReplyDelete
Oh! I love love love love love her!!!ReplyDelete
I agree with Penny Stewart when she says this tells a story. The softness of her face and that expression, kind of knowing... along with the background grey houses.... this could be an illustration in a book. It's lovely!ReplyDelete
It is beautiful and I too love the background. Glad you never trashed it.ReplyDelete


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Great news for Gateway and Alva residents.
An official briefing document created by the Lee County School District and obtained by the Gateway Sun clearly shows that LCSD Superintendent Greg Adkins will announce to the elected school board on June 6 that the LCSD staff officially recommend building their next high school in Gateway.
The school district already owns a 55-acre parcel of land along Griffin Drive, and experts have determined that the Gateway site would cost millions less to build and operate when compared to the Alva site.
Now that the Site Selection Committee, LCSD staff, District Advisory Council and Construction Advisory Committee have all recommended the Gateway site, it's going to be difficult for the 2 or 3 remaining vocal Alva site supporters to find a way to convince the LCSD to build the school at the far away, northeast corner of Lee County where very few students actually live.
Given the recent media scrutiny on cost overruns at the future Bonita Springs High School, district officials have pledged to improve their processes when it comes to managing spending on large projects such as new schools.
It would defy logic to then deliberately select the Alva site — which has 10% of the target student population that Gateway does, as well as no utilities in Alva when Gateway has everything ready to go in a "plug and play" scenario.
Adkins will advise the board of the staff's recommendation on June 6, and the LCSD board is expected to vote June 27.


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Two High Peak mums have joined forces with Whaley Bridge Toddlers Group to create a new babies group, after the previous service was cut.
The town's Post Natal Group closed last June after the Derbyshire Health Visiting Service restructured its teams and cut the funding required to hire a local venue.
Local mums were disappointed at the group's closure with two, Louise Gough and Katie Tyreman, keen to reinstate the service which they had experienced themselves.
Katie said: "The group of friends that I made during those early months have proved a long-lasting support network."
And Louise added: "We couldn't bear the thought of new mums in Whaley Bridge missing out on that."
The babies group will meet every Friday at 9.30am, starting from February 20, at the Uniting Church, Whaley Bridge. The High Peak Health Visiting Team are hoping to visit once a month.
The toddler group runs on Tuesdays and Fridays at the same venue from 9.30am to 11.30am.
The group always needs volunteers to help with setting up and running the group. Get in touch via the Facebook group or pop in if you can help.


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The OIF World Interoperability Demonstration showcased an international consortium of optical networking carriers and vendor participants, hosting the industry's first joint-carrier, multi-vendor interoperability demonstration.
The interoperability demonstration highlighted network interoperable solutions among the participating vendors on OIF implementation agreements in a multi-carrier environment. This global networking event included testing in the following areas:
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Seven carriers and fifteen vendors in different locations around the world hosted the industry's first true multi-carrier, multi-vendor, interoperability demonstration.
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|William C. Daugherty on Aug 01, 2007 12:39 (11 years ago)
The Wright was originally the Mormacsun, and is part of the Seabridge class, two classes newer than the 1624 class which the Southern Cross (T-AK-285) and Northern Light (T-AK-284) are a part of. The Sea-bridges are quite larger and 10 years newer. I remember reading somewhere the Sea-bridges were fitted with 30 ton booms (W/ the exception of the jumbo boom)to ease handling of containers. They also had Ro-Ro capability via a stern ramp. 30,000 shp steam plant!
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|Kent Malo on Feb 24, 2007 21:06 (11 years ago)
I visited the John W Brown when she came to Montreal a few years back, she drew quite a crowd.the other ship in the photo is the SS WRIGHT (T-AVB 3)
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|Brent on Feb 24, 2007 19:48 (11 years ago)
Judging by her wide squat funnel and extensive cargo gear the ship at rear looks to be one of Sealift's former Moore-McCormack cargoliners. The name escapes me but I've seen a view before of one of these underway - possibly Southern Cross (T-AK-285) or Northern Light (T-AK-284) but may be others in the class still operating.
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|Nice one Mathieu. I can see that your travels are benefitting our ship eyes! :-P
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The former Health Minister Simon Hamilton expects the Western Trust to break even in 2016 despite us getting older, sicker, wanting new treatments and having higher expectations of the health service than in the past.
He said the final budget settlement for his Department in 2015/16 was "exceptionally challenging, " but added: "All Trusts, including the Western Trust, are facing a range of pressures in 2015/16, such as inflationary cost pressures, demographic pressures from an increasingly aging population and the pressures associated with new treatments and patient expectations.
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Unidentified assailants stabbed five CPI-M workers in the Puducherry enclave of Mahe bordering Kannur district, leaving them seriously injured.
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In My Library: Maya Lin
By Barbara Hoffman
April 3, 2016 | 1:29pm
Maya LinPhoto: Robert Miller
In 1981, Maya Lin was a 21-year-old Yale student when she won a public design competition for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Her conception — a black stone wall carved with the names of more than 57,000 fallen soldiers — suggests that their loss wounded the earth itself. "The common thread that runs through all of my work is the love and respect I have for the natural world," the mother of two writes in "Maya Lin: Topologies," a monograph covering more than 30 years of her art and architecture. Fresh from a family trip that included roaming a forest in Panama and a mountain climb in Italy, Lin will speak at LIVE from the New York Public Library on April 6. Here are four books that have become part of the brick and mortar of her life.
In Praise of Shadows by Junichiro Tanizaki
I read this when I was studying architecture. It talks about the nuanced beauty hidden in spaces that are not much seen in bright daylight. It also talks about how, in Japanese culture, there's beauty to be found in everyday, often overlooked objects and how things of humble origin can [yield] aesthetic delight.
Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees by Lawrence Weschler
Robert Irwin is a conceptual artist who often uses our perception of subtle differences in light to create paintings, installations and sculptures that play with our ability to experience subtle edges of visual experiences. Weschler's book [shows] the way in which art can bring you to a point of pure empathetic connection.
A Field Guide to Getting Lost by Rebecca Solnit
A beautiful wander in which Solnit describes the many ways in which one can lose oneself — and in so doing begin to find something you may not know about the world and yourself. The nature of experience should require the art of letting go to find part of yourself you do not know.
The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert
This is about the current mass species extinction this planet is experiencing. Since I'm so focused on this subject as part of my last memorial, What Is Missing?, I found Kolbert's book a brilliant and moving account both of the nature of extinction and firsthand, specific accounts by scientists about this worldwide biodiversity crisis.
每每提到林瓔(Maya Lin),華人會先想到她的文化世家出身,她既是政治家、外交家林長民的孫女,又是民國才女林徽因的姪女;美國人則先會念起令她一炮而紅的越戰紀念碑。林瓔的作品遍布美國各地,她近年關注生態問題,以大理石、木材、銀或鐵創作,展現自然樣貌,建立與歷史、時空、科技以及語言相關聯的獨特景觀。佩斯香港(Pace
Hong Kong)畫廊的展覽已圓滿結束,錯過的觀眾可透過本文稍加認識這位獨特的藝術家。
Maya Lin
To fly we have to have resistance.
To me, the American Dream is being able to follow your own personal calling. To be able to do what you want to do is incredible freedom.
I try to give people a different way of looking at their surroundings. That's art to me.
Once Inspired by a War, Now by the Land
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ON a gray, unusually muggy October day the artist and architect Maya Lin was showing a visitor around "Wave Field," her new earthwork project at the Storm King Art Center here. The 11-acre installation, which will open to the public next spring, consists of seven rows of undulating hills cradled in a gently sloping valley. Ms. Lin clambered nimbly up and down them, regarding each nook, cranny and blade of grass with something of a proprietary air.
"It's part of a study that started with looking at a simple water wave," she explained en route, "and how does the wave begin or end." Given that she was working with land, not water, she added, "I was almost afraid to start it."
From a neighboring hill came the delighted screams of children at play: Ms. Lin's daughters, India, 11, and Rachel, 9, and one of Rachel's friends.
Seen from afar the piece does suggest an expanse of ocean waves that have been frozen in place, as well as many other things: snowdrifts, a Zen moss garden, perhaps a cluster of the American Indian burial mounds that can be found in the hills of southeastern Ohio, where Ms. Lin grew up.
With its sense of having arisen naturally from the earth, the earthwork also recalls Ms. Lin's Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the design for which catapulted her to stardom and notoriety in 1981, when she was a 21-year-old senior at Yale.
Yet as soon as you walk into the piece, whose earthen swells range in height from 12 to 18 feet, your experience of it changes remarkably. At first, standing at the bottom of a slope, it may look craggy and insurmountable. But in scaling it — which turns out to be relatively easy because of the rough surface — you become keenly aware of the earth itself, currently a patchy mix of topsoil, short grass, clover, white daisies and yellow-flowered partridge pea, which attracts swarms of monarch butterflies.
"This stuff was just rock-laden soil," Ms. Lin said, stooping to finger the plants, which were seeded by hand. "It will all end up being field. You don't want it to turn into a golf course. You basically want whatever is around here naturally to take root. You're after something that doesn't look premeditated and too cultivated."
Then she happened across a large tunnel burrowed into the side of a wave. "Oh my God!" she cried. "A groundhog hole!"
India suddenly scrambled into view, shouting, "Mommy, we counted five of them!"
Ms. Lin laughed and then paused, reflecting, "I think we'll cover it up?" But within moments she had changed her mind. "I think you have to let it be what it's going to be," she said.
In a sense that has been her mantra throughout the project.
Eight years ago, when she was first invited to visit Storm King to start thinking about making a piece, she found herself strangely attracted to an overlooked area known around the art center as the gravel pit. Located on the property's southwestern edge, about 100 feet beyond Andy Goldsworthy's "Storm King Wall" (1997-98), it was a reminder of what Storm King looked like in 1960, the year it opened.
Back then much of Storm King's landscape consisted of acres of gravel that had been mined from the surrounding fields in the 1950s in connection with the construction of the New York State Thruway. Over the years the art center used this rocky material to shape its grounds, creating the seemingly natural hills and valleys that now are dotted with sculptures and site-specific works by artists like David Smith, Isamu Noguchi and Mr. Goldsworthy.
"It's a man-made landscape, bringing gravel in and reshaping it," said David R. Collens, the director of Storm King. "That's the untold story about the art center." And as soon as Ms. Lin saw the pit, he said, "her eyes lit up, and that was it for her."
Ms. Lin said: "I've tended to create works on the edges and boundaries of places, so the work becomes less of a centerpiece. I'm very interested in exploring works that begin to own the environment."
By the time she finally proposed the piece to Storm King's board in 2006, she had already completed two smaller-scale "Wave Field" earthworks, the first at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, the second for the courtyard of the Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. federal courthouse in Miami. "I always knew that I wanted to culminate the series with a field that literally, when you were in it, you became lost inside it," she said, "so the waves had to become much larger than you." To her the gravel pit seemed perfect for this concluding piece, which will also be Storm King's first earthwork.
Because the site was officially a mine, Mr. Collens had to secure permission from the state Environmental Conservation Department to reclaim it as an artwork. The department has strongly supported the project. Because Ms. Lin is "a committed environmentalist," as she put it, she was intent on using minimal intervention to turn it into an artwork and making the most of what was already there.
That meant gently grading the site and using its largest rocks to create an underlying structure that would provide the piece with natural drainage, a project she accomplished with the aid of the landscape architect Edwina von Gal. The waves and the bowl-like valley in which they rest were largely built from the gravel and earth in the pit itself as well as a berm that had shielded the site from view. Here Ms. Lin relied heavily on Frank Tantillo, a local landscaper. "You need to find a contractor who's sympathetic and really supportive," she said, "because they're basically sculpting the landscape with a bulldozer."
By the time the piece opens to the public next spring, it will be shielded from the Thruway by about 270 young trees — a mix of maple, oak, sycamore and other local natives. That's how many trees Ms. Lin's studio staff has calculated it will take to offset the fuel and energy consumed in making the piece, including the artist's own frequent car trips from New York. "I might actually look for more trees that can take hotter weather and make them more predominant," Ms. Lin said. "I'm a firm believer that global warming is happening."
And then there are the grasses. Chosen by Darrel Morrison, a landscape restoration expert who consults on all the tall grasses planted at Storm King, they are a native mix that should require little maintenance or watering. By spring tall plants like deertongue and Canada bluegrass will have taken over from the ground cover that now holds the topsoil in place. At that point, Ms. Lin said: "The grass will flow in the wind and feel more like water. Although of course you're not trying to recreate water. It begins to be its own formal play."
In a sense Ms. Lin's entire career has been interplay among what she regards as three separate strands: she is an architect and an artist, and she also designs memorials (she likes to call them anti-monuments) that fall somewhere between the two. She has been pursuing all three directions since she finished the Vietnam memorial in 1982. That project transformed her into something of an instant celebrity, and she was offered a number of architectural commissions as a result. But Ms. Lin, who in person is strikingly friendly and unassuming, does not seem to have let the experience turn her head.
"There's a part of me that's oddly shy," she said. "And I tend to take my time. I didn't want to produce work that wasn't quite ready." So she decided to "maintain course" by earning a master's degree in architecture at Yale.
While studying the art of building design in graduate school, Ms. Lin found herself spending more and more time in the sculpture studios of the Yale art department, working with her hands. "I was called an architect, and I loved building," she said, "but at the same time there was this other side of me that was beginning to differentiate itself."
Soon after graduating, she designed her second monument, the Civil Rights Memorial at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Ala., which was dedicated in 1989. By 1993 she had completed her first major building, for the Museum of African Art in SoHo, which is now defunct.
Since then she has worked consistently in all three areas, often developing ideas for one sort of project while working on another. In 1993 she created her first site-specific sculpture for the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, Ohio. Called "Groundswell," it consisted of 40 tons of broken tempered glass poured into snowdriftlike piles around the museum's exterior walls. From this came the idea for her first earthwork, "Wave Field," in Michigan, which she completed in 1995. That in turn led her back to the studio, where for a time she focused on making sculpture.
Making sculpture as well as drawings and maquettes is at the heart of everything Ms. Lin does, as becomes clear when you enter her studio, a 2,600-square-foot loft in the heart of SoHo. Much of the space is occupied by her assistants, who carry out the mathematical and topographical data collection, analysis and computer modeling that are crucial to her work. But by the doorway there is a small area where, she said, "I literally get to disappear and make the sculptures."
The room is full of small artworks, most of which suggest the earth in some form or another. There is also a group of colorful asteroidlike objects made from discarded (and nonrecyclable) plastic toys and bottle caps. "It's really important that I get to make things by hand," Ms. Lin said. "I think when you're working with bulldozers, when everything you're doing is translated through a fairly large-scale machined operation, just to be able to come back here is really crucial to my creativity."
She also makes some work at home, an apartment on the Upper East Side that she shares with her children and her husband, Daniel Wolf, a photography dealer. "I've always made work in my bedroom, basically," she said.
Many of her larger sculptures and installations can be seen in "Systematic Landscapes," an exhibition that opened at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle in April 2006 and is now at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. It includes three focal installations, all made in 2006. "2 x 4 Landscape" is an earthworklike mound with a pixelated appearance that was built from two-by-fours.
"Water Line," based on remote Bouvet Island in the South Atlantic, is a topographical rendering built with aluminum tubing and suspended from the walls — a kind of three-dimensional drawing — so that visitors can walk beneath it. Then there is "Blue Lake Pass," a model of the Colorado mountain range where Ms. Lin and her family spend summers. Made from particle board, it is cut into cross-sections that visitors can walk among. While making these works, Ms. Lin said, her overall impulse was "to take the aesthetic of 'Wave Field' and bring it indoors."
In the past Ms. Lin has always conceived of her different career strands as separate. "I think it may be the only way I can keep myself balanced," she said. Although she is also working on a commission for the Museum of Chinese in America in Chinatown in Manhattan, she is reluctant to talk about such projects and her artwork in the same breath. "It kind of confuses people," she said.
Yet recently she has been coming around to the idea that the strands may be intertwined. "My greatest fear 15 years ago is that the different parts weren't in dialogue with each other," she said. "But whether it's art, architecture or memorials, I realize now that all my work is intrinsically tied to the natural landscape around us."


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DUBLIN — The Bangs Dragons moved back over .500 in the District 6-3A baseball race, slipping past the Dublin Lions, 3-2, Monday.
Colton Brewer and Eli Carbajal combined to toss a no-hitter, allowing two unearned runs with 13 strikeouts, four walks and a pair of defensive errors.
Bangs (4-9, 2-1) jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second, only to witness Dublin (2-9, 1-2) grab a 2-1 lead into the top of the third. The Dragons pulled even at 2 in the bottom of the fourth, then scored the winning run in the bottom of the sixth.
In the sixth, Brewer singled with one out for the Dragons, then Zach Zink reached on an infield single ahead of a walk by Ethan Sanchez that loaded the bases. Brewer then scored on a passed ball during Carbajal's at-bat.
Bangs' first run in the second inning was the result of pinch-runner Justin Wilson scoring after Zink drew a walk.
The Dragons drew even in the fourth on Steven Montgomery's two-out RBI single that plated Wilson, again running after a Zink walk.
Zink, Brewer, Sanchez and Montgomery tallied Bangs' four hits.
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by Robin Dorner
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On Friday, we updated readers on a former Deputy Sheriff from Cleveland County, Oklahoma who was discharged from his duties.
On or about August 11, Ken Coartney posted on his page, "The new generation is filled with lib tards, transvestites, gays, and sissies who need a safe room."
Today, Sheriff Cleveland County Sheriff Joe Lester released this statement regarding the complaint investigation:
"My office has completed a thorough investigation into the complaints and calls received by my office. I have reviewed the information and have taken swift and appropriate action regarding the employ of the individual in question. That individual is no longer associated with this agency."
Lester went on, "I am adamant when I say; the statements made on the social media site DO NOT reflect my personal feelings or beliefs, my office or my personnel. My employees are some of the most amazing and wonderful hard working men and women I've ever met, who perform tirelessly, at great personal risk, to protect the citizens of Cleveland County each day as deputies, detention officers, and public servants. I can assure you that regardless of who you are, Cleveland County Deputies will safeguard your lives and property, protect you from violence, deception, oppression, intimidation, or disorder, and will respect the rights of all men and women to liberty, equality and justice."
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The debate that trumps whether or not climate change exists is whether or not aliens exist.
People go back and forth. While there has been the occasional sighting of a UFO or crop circle, just how reliable are people's findings? The great debacle wages onward. With mounting evidence either for or against the phenomenon, Hollywood's popularized the question with sci-fi movies aplenty. Just how sci-fi are they, though?
According to scientist Boyd Bushman, aliens are not just alive, they're here. "Bushman said there is a special flight path from space to Area 51, a mysterious base in Nevada where it is believed that aliens and their spacecrafts were stored," an article states.
Bushman passed away in 2014. But before his death, he was interviewed about his info on extraterrestrial life. His answers were very detailed, and he gave the specifics. "According to Bushman, there are two different groups of aliens. The creatures are inhabitants of a planet called Quintumnia. It is located 68 light-years away from Earth, yet it takes them only 45 minutes to travel to our planet," the article continues.
At the very least, Bushman was highly creative. However, his credibility fell short when a Canadian news outlet called Bushman out on his bull. "The alien seen in Bushman's photographs is actually available to buy at Walmart," the article reveals.
The man himself was a Lockheed Martian senior scientist, and his wild claims of alien life and Area 51 were shocking. However, his photos of Walmart specials were disappointing. Until other scientists can confirm, the mystery continues. What do you think?
15 The Math Fails To Add Up
When you're thinking about how the universe is so vast, you're probably also thinking about the little green Martian men that you've seen on your televisions. After all, how could you think that your planet is the only one to sustain life? There's just too much out there. However, the calculations would say otherwise.
"Imagine taking all the planets that satisfy one of the properties to sustain life—say, having the right amount of rock—and for the sake of argument, imagine that describes one in 10 planets. If this argument is carried 12 general properties a planet needs to be habitable, assuming that at each cut we keep one in 10 planets, we end up with only one planet in a trillion," according to The New York Post.
14 The Earth's Special
When you're donning your winter coat or when you're putting on extra Deodorant, you can thank the Earth's orbit. The planet's unique relation with the sun and the moon have important consequences on you and everybody else. From the oxygen levels to the tides of the oceans, the planet's living conditions would be difficult to repeat.
Earth's just the universe's Oprah. "The major factor that makes Earth so hospitable to life is its long period of stable climatic conditions, which is due to the planet's unique orbit and position. Without our precise distance from the Sun and Moon, the planet would likely be too hot or cold, have too little oxygen, and be too unstable to support any life beyond bacteria," a Listverse article states.
13 Humans Drool, Aliens Rule
You and your friends may disagree about the subject of aliens, but you guys probably agree that, if aliens exist, they're much smarter than humans. Hell, they'd probably be laughing at human struggles in the same sense humans laugh at animal behaviors. The thought's a fright, right? However, people have little to worry. If aliens lived, they left a long time ago.
"According to futurist John Smart's Transcension Hypothesis, intelligent alien life once existed in our universe, yet it became so advanced that it moved on to greener pastures. More specifically, aliens became so evolved that they stopped looking at outer space and instead focused on inner space," the Listverse article continues. Technically, aliens don't exist (in what the humans know to be the universe).
12 Unlike Thomas Edison, Today's Lightbulb's Failed to Appear
While the general consensus among scientists is "yay" and not "nay," a writer for The Federalist has a good point. If aliens truly exist, then why have people yet to discover them? Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent on just the Thirty Meter Telescope alone, yet programs like NASA have just discovered new planets, not new life. (Sigh) Maybe people should just give up.
"Astronomers are building ever more powerful and expensive telescopes to peer deeper into space. Hawaii will soon host the Thirty Meter Telescope. The cost on that particular piece of hardware, even before construction has begun, is already $141 million. NASA is set to launch the James Webb Space Telescope into orbit by 2018, at a projected cost of $8.8 billion," the online source states.
11 Aliens Are Imaginative Byproducts Of Atheism
Aliens could just be a foreign concept designed by Hollywood's belief (or lack thereof) in a god. After all, how could religious people make up such a concept? The Federalist's Peter Burfeind argues that an atheist's belief in aliens is paradoxical. Why would they believe in the Martian men, but not in a god? He's just confused by the entire situation. He's also an angry skeptic too. However, his thoughts do mirror millions of Americans.
"Meanwhile, the aliens arising from the imagination of modern science fiction, because they have no affiliation whatsoever with the evidence at hand, have a little more than the whiff of blind faith associated with them. Unlike say, Christian faith, where powerful objective evidence creates an ongoing intellectual crisis calling one to abandon subjective thinking, blind faith in something lacking any objective basis leaves only the subject's imagination as the focus of query." he states.
10 If Aliens Are Real, People Would Know
A conspiracy theory that people believe is that the government is keeping extraterrestrial life-form a secret from the public. However, other people argue against the paranoia of the theory. Instead, they trust the United States government...specifically, to be honest, open, and forthright. They think that aliens would be too big a secret for U.S. officials to handle. Are they right? Just ask Network World.
"You say the space junk exists but it's being kept hidden by governments including our own? Phooey! First of all, our leaders would never do such a thing. Moreover and much more seriously, people who cling to this belief simply do not understand how lousy the governments are at keeping secrets," the online source explains.
9 UFOs Are Just Sprites
If you or your loved ones have ever witnessed a UFO, then your unique experience may not be so unique. According to a Relatively Interesting article, sprites can be mistaken for the UFOs people see. Even though the thought of aliens driving the pancakesque machines is too cute to ignore, they're more likely to make an appearance in people's dreams than their realities.
"Sprites are large electrical discharges that occur above thunderstorm clouds. They can be in various shapes and are sometimes even preceded by a sprite halo, which is pancake-shaped. Sprites are visible from the ground but have also been reported by pilots and seen from space," the article explains.
8 Crop Circles Are Human Art
According to the same article, crop circles have more to do with human creativity than alien expression. They're usually crafted in countryside fields, so the intricate drawings have plenty of room to be drawn...and seen. As the creators can admire their artwork from a close distance, other people can ogle at the masterpiece of an alien. However, the only thing alien about a crop circle is the artwork's purported meaning.
"Despite countless admissions from pranksters, people continue to believe that crop circles are a message from aliens," the Relatively Interesting article continues.
7 Mars Has An Underground SeaWorld Of Sorts
Despite what the critics say, life probably exists outside of planet Earth. After all, people should know of the limitless possibilities and recent discoveries. For example, one finding was discovered on one of Earth's neighboring planets—Mars. According to scientists, the planet was once a home to a body of water. And if there's water, there's usually life.
"Earlier this year, a team of scientists estimated that about 4.5 billion years ago, at least one-fifth of Mars was covered in an ocean more than 450 feet deep. Any signs of life that swam in these waters could therefore be hidden in the Martian soil," a Business Insider article states.
6 Jupiter's Bluer Than The Moon
The recent revelation of water in other planets have pleasantly surprised people across the globe. However, the discovery has just caused more of a stir. Now that scientists have really found a hint of life, they're diving deeper and deeper into their quest. They're thirsty for answers, and Jupiter has their mouthwatering drink. According to Business Insider's same article, the planet's moon is serving the beverage.
"Jupiter's tiny moon, Europa, is scarred with brown veins that are suspected to show where warmer, dirtier liquid water in the moon's mantle seeped through its crust. Europa could harbor more water than the Earth, which is why both America and Europe are investing hundreds of millions of dollars into designs for future missions that would search for life beneath its surface," the article reports.
5 'Earth 2.0'
Remember how Earth's orbit was so unique that no planet could be as sustainable? Well, Earth may no longer be the Oprah of the universe. According to another Business Insider article, NASA found Kepler 452b. The agency had been searching for "Earth 2.0" for two decades before their discovery. As they celebrate their groundbreaking finding, let's toast to Kepler 452b.
"Here's what we know so far about this Earth 2.0. It's 60% larger than Earth. It's most likely rocky, meaning it has a solid surface. It's about 1,400 light-years from Earth. It orbits its star every 385 days, very similar to Earth's orbital length. The planet and star it's orbiting are about 6 billion years old—1.5 billion years older than our sun," according to the article.
4 Ridley Scott Is A Believer
Ridley Scott, a sci-fi director, believes that aliens are real. Case closed. He just has a feeling that extraterrestrials are in existence, and he believes that they have the capacity to kill puny earthlings. With his newest blockbuster, Alien: Covenant, the multimillionaire has put in his time, effort, energy, and resources into more than just Hollywood hits. He's talked with NASA agents about the possibility of aliens, too. He still remains convinced.
"I believe in superior beings. I think it is certainly likely. The experts have put a number on it, having assessed what is out there. They say that there are between 100 and 200 entities that could be having a similar evolution to us right now. So when you see a big thing in the sky, run for it," he exclaims.
3 Stephen Hawking Is Also A Believer
Stephen Hawking shares Scott's sentiment. He also believes that aliens are both real and dangerous. They could demolish Earth in the same way people demolish mole-hills or buildings. Even though extraterrestrial lifeforms would possibly harm humans, Hawking still has the desire to further explore the galaxies. Apparently, he's unafraid of what the aliens could do. Has he not seen Alien: Covenant!?
He says, "Such advanced aliens would perhaps become nomads, looking to conquer and colonize whatever planets they could reach. If so, it makes sense for them to exploit each new planet for material to build more spaceships so they could move on. Who knows what the limits would be?"
2 Twin Sisters Were Abducted...By Aliens
Sisters Audrey and Debbie had a very abnormal childhood. They were kidnapped by aliens. According to them, they were taken by the extraterrestrials at night. While they failed to remember most of their experience, they could recall bits and pieces of their story.
"We have been together on abductions. We have been up in crafts and seen our house from above. So we realized they are not from here. They are very good at mind erasing. They'll leave you with bits and pieces of things you can remember. So we do remember certain things of being there together," Audrey says.
1 Strength In Numbers
If you do believe in aliens, then you may find that most of your friends do too. The belief's widely accepted in the United States, which is understandable. After all, science can only explain so much. But even most scientists are believers. Their opinion, combined with a heavy presence of faith, makes for one strong concoction. No wonder Americans feel like they're not alone. Maybe they're not.
"Somewhere around, half the people in the U.S. believe that aliens have already visited us. To back their claims, witnesses have presented snapshots of flying saucers and debris from crash landings," an NBC News article states.


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This is probably a result of my growing up in Tehran, Iran where I was surround by a beautiful and vibrant culture. When I came to Canada, I decided to pick up a hobby to pass the time while raising my two kids. I had always been interested in stained glass. After a bit of research and a lot of support from my husband I gave it a shot, slowly teaching myself the techniques. After a couple of years I did the same with mosaic art. The rest as they say, is rock and roll history....
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While facing her first round of chemotherapy treatment after her breast cancer diagnosis, Mary Glasure was understandably nervous. The 59-year-old woman's family helped ease her fears, however, with an incredible surprise.
In an emotional video, Mary is seen meeting with doctors at the Tony Teramana Cancer Center in Steubenville, Ohio, when she encounters a very rude "doctor."
"I have a lunch appointment I need to get to so let's hurry up," the faux-physician in blue scrubs demands of Mary, which elicits a surprised response.
When Mary turns around to face the now-unmasked man, however, she quickly realizes it is actually her son, Corey Hoffmaster, a U.S. Marine.
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Heavy Rains … and I see another scooter rider?!
I never see anyone riding on my commute. Well, maybe on a beautiful, sunny summer day. But not now. Not in the cold, the dark, the rain, the leaves, the road construction.
Yesterday morning was torrential rain. As I was riding up my cut-through by the El Tiburon bar, a guy was barreling down Harold Street on a scooter. Thing is, he wasn't wearing a helmet or any kind of raincoat. He was wearing a Dumb Donald (of Fat Albert fame) woolie cap. Not sure how that was helping alleviate the pain of rain stinging the face.
I gave the lobster claw fist pump, and he gave me several toots on the horn.
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Dear Family, We have been here one month!!! We think of our family back home daily and love to get emails, texts and pictures!!! Last week was very busy - our first week seeing 6 weeks transfers. Last Mon. we had a special meeting with the Mission Pres. and his wife, Pres. and Sister Beesley, to greet 6 new missionaries arriving to the AAM from the airport. Two Elders from Tonga and two Elders and one Sister from the US. We introduced ourselves and told them of
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"We must at times search our own souls and discover what we really are. Our real character, much as we would wish, cannot be hidden." — James E. Faust
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Discussion in 'Gaming & Media' started by GrammarNazi82, Dec 3, 2014.
So yeah..... this happened.
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Lol such a dumb reason to flip out on your pregnant wife..
Dammit Jabri
I love how he was trying to record her supposedly being aggressive after he had his, "DON'T WAKE ME UP WITH A MCCHICKEN SANDWICH!! " meltdown.
To be fair if my girl brought me McDonald's I'd freak out too, that shit is gross.. although I wouldn't fucking hit her or stress her out like that if she was pregnant most likely.
And this is why you're one of the good guys, sir.
Yeah haha, I probably should've said "almost certainly" because that's my kid in there.. or at least I would hope so.
I dunno, being woken up with food sounds pretty damn sweet to me.
Okay..... Soooooooo...... who assaulted who with a fucking McChicken? Him? But a fucking sandwich isn't that dangerous, what the fuck woman!?
Throwing a harmless food at a woman....
I get stressing out a pregnant woman, but throwing a fucking ...food is trivial.


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--Photo by Doha Sam
Hot. And it's technically winter. I don't even want to think about what it's like here in the 50C summers.
Doha, the capital, has the feel of a new city. Kind of like Dubai from what I hear.The majority of the buildings are brand new or under construction. It's a wealthy place with hospitable people, and it seems the whole city is actively working on making the place a leisure and cultural hot-spot.
Roger Federer just won the Qatar Open here yesterday, and the people here are visibly excited as the Asia Cup kicks off (based off all the honking and flag flailing).
I don't know how they're going to play the World Cup here in the summer though. Even with the high-tech stadiums they're talking about. 50 degrees Celsius would be dangerously hot for taiko playing, can't imagine what it'd be like for soccer.
All in all, it's a great place and there's a whole hodgepodge of interesting people from all over the globe. And my guess is that it'll be continually changing over the next few years. I'd like to see how different it'll be by 2022.