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Member Blogs > Pistil BlogLunch on the Balcony
Wed, 23 May 2018 08:04:00 PermalinkToday for Pistil Lunch we had saag paneer, brown rice, cucumber and scallion raita, and salad (arugula, romaine lettuce, yellow carrots, green onions, golden beets, radishes, cherry tomatoes, and pumpkin seeds). A colorful lunch! Amy, Sean, and Kam were present and it was a very warm day, so we ate on the balcony and tried to identify the bird songs we heard. We have a robin's nest under the side balcony this year.
What we're reading:
I am reading Ancient Man by Hendrick Willem Van Loon, a popular writer of the 1930s, and the Chrysalis of Romance by Inez G. Howard, a book from the 1920s about the origin of north American customs.
I'm reading a novel by Sara Baume called A Line Made by Walking. The narrator is a mid-twenties woman artist who is experiencing depression and has gone to stay by herself in her dead grandmother's house in the country. Every couple of pages the protagonist "tests" herself by naming and describing a piece of modern art related to whatever theme she happens to be thinking of (for example, television, "wrongness", beds, etc.).
Sean says he just started a new book and will write next week.

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Tigo (Millicom) will integrate and bill the Amazon Prime Video OTT platform for its postpaid mobile clients and TV and residential Internet subscribers (from 4 megas). The first subsidiary running the agreement is Tigo Guatemala.
Tigo's customers will be able to take the service free for three months and, before this period, they will pay USD 3.23 in its monthly invoice during the next six months. Then, from month ten, the service will cost USD 6.34 monthly.
'With Amazon Prime Video we are delivering added value to our customers. In Tigo we are going on innovating, so that TV and cinema fans can keep finding more home and mobile entertainment options. Together with Amazon we offer series, movies and exclusive content to subscribers, only available in Amazon Prime Video', explained Marvin Martínez, Tigo Guatemala B2C Director.
On the other hand, Tim Leslie, Amazon Prime Video International Vice Presidente, expressed his commitment to "offer an excellent streaming service to regional Prime Video clients, and to expand our proposal with Tigo makes it easier for clients to start enjoying content by streaming'.


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Monday, October 15, 2007
Large Gustnado captured in W. Oklahoma
I documented a large gustnado near Roosevelt, OK on Sunday the 14th. This 'swirl' was located on the outflow boundary of a HP hybrid type supercell around 6pm. There was definite cyclonic rotation there before it got to the road but the storm was definatley not associated with any type of mesocyclone. There is a debate as if this was a weak tornado and the news stations all called it a tornado so who knows. It looked pretty weet though. I'll hopefully have a full report up on my webpage, www.capturethestorm.com , within a week or so. Hopefully I'll have the video up in the near future.
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Our Weekend Away
I'm writing this from Innisfree Cottage, Katoomba, on night 1 of our church weekend away.
Pretty pumped about this weekend. We've never had one like this before. 22 people, including three families, a bunch of kids.
Our theme is The Touch of Jesus.
Should be a great time to get closer to God and to each other, and to catch more of his vision for mission in Canterbury.
Please pray for us, we have a bunch of new people here who've never been on a church camp before. Could be a significant weekend for them, and for us as a church community.
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text: Justice is done November 5, 2008 / markgorman / 2 Comments You may recall I blogged this image by Obey, a few weeks ago. Well, a nice twist came out today. Sorry the quality's so poor, but that's the credit crunch for ya. If you want to enjoy the original's quality click on the link.


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4.5/5 pineapples
Oh, do I want to give Cry, the Beloved Country five stars so bad. It has everything I love in a book: beautiful language, an intriguing plot, thought-provoking themes, and characters you care about. Written in the 1940s about South African life, it also appeals to my historical side and makes me think about a completely different life than I know.
Alan Paton wrote Cry, the Beloved Country to discuss the issues plighting his home country for many years. The novel was developed as Paton traveled through Europe and North America. After one particularly rough bout of homesickness came Kumalo, Zulu pastor and main character. Kumalo's journey and subsequent story is what pulled me through the novel, but it was Paton's passion for South Africa's issues and lyrical writing that made the reading experience pleasurable.
But here comes the missing .5: Even though the hardships Kumalo endures are only a part of the story, I felt that once they were wrapped up the story should have ended. I raced through the first two books in the novel, but it took me a week to finish the final 50 or so pages. Paton dragged me through those final chapters, chapters I felt could have been summarized in an epilogue and made much more powerful.
If there was a deeper meaning behind the final chapters, focused on Kumalo's community, I missed them. I missed them because I felt like I was forced to read past the true end of the plot, past what I as a reader was entitled to know. However, the last chapter was beautiful, and I appreciated the closure it brought the characters. It also felt like it had a true purpose in the novel, as a way to sum up all the questions Paton was writing about.
Which is a part of why I like this book: it asks questions. There is no clear answer to how South Africa can change, only examples of the people and problems that live in it and why some sort of action is necessary. Paton lets the reader decide what is right/wrong, and what might be the change the country needs. Kumalo invested me into this entirely foreign world, but it was the beloved country that made me desire a change in people blinded by fear.
Have you read Cry, the Beloved Country? What did you think? I'm thinking The Bean Trees is going to be my next book… Barbara Kingsolver, here I come!


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Are there any services to get divorced for free?
Here's a great blog article contributed by Zooomr, a top rated NYC car lease brokerage techstartup. If you don't have much money saved up or your spouse controlled all the finances, you may be wondering how you can pay for a divorce.
There are ways you can get divorced for a much lower cost, or possibly at no cost. You can also save quite a bit if you and your spouse file for a no-fault divorce without lawyers, but this may not be a smart move unless you two are able to come to an agreement on everything.
Here's what you need to know about saving money during the divorce process. Keep in mind that some aspects of getting divorced will depend on your state.
How to Get Divorced at No Cost
The easiest way to get divorced is for you and your spouse to complete your own divorce agreement and file the necessary paperwork without lawyers. Every state has no-fault divorce available, making it simple for the two of you to divorce on grounds of irreconcilable differences.
Now, there are still typically fees for filing the necessary divorce paperwork. You could ask your spouse to file and pay the fees, if he is willing to do that. If not, you can also look into fee waiver programs offered by your state.
There may be several forms that you need to file during the divorce process, and any mistakes on these forms could cause issues. You can consult with a legal document preparer for assistance. Legal document preparers can't give legal advice like a lawyer can, but they are able to help you prepare your divorce forms correctly. They typically charge a few hundred dollars. For an uncontested divorce, this can be an inexpensive option that ensures the process goes smoothly.
If you need a lawyer, check out funding programs that provide subsidized legal service. Another option is checking with the bar organization for either your local community or your state and searching for pro bono divorce lawyers.
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It's great if you and your spouse can agree to everything regarding spousal support, division of assets and child custody, but in many divorces, this isn't the case.
It's almost always in your best interest to hire an experienced divorce lawyer to represent you. Your divorce lawyer can help make sure that your divorce agreement is fair. There's also the possibility that your spouse hides assets. You may have difficulty catching this if you and your spouse handle the divorce on your own.
The challenge is finding a way to pay for your divorce lawyer. Depending on your financial situation compared to your spouse's, the court may rule that your spouse needs to pay for your lawyer. This may not happen, though, because you're typically responsible for your own lawyer's fees. Even if the court does make your spouse pay, they may only need to do that after the trial, not upfront, which means you'll be footing the bill first.
If there is a large amount of property and other assets to divide, one option is investors. There are groups of investors who pay for divorce lawyers in exchange for a portion of the assets you receive in the divorce.
You could also sell assets to cover your lawyer's fees. If you want to sell marital property, you'll need the court's permission to do so. Often, the court will let you liquidate property to cover your lawyer's fees during the trial, and then reduce your share of the property by however much you had to sell.
Going Over Your Options
A divorce can be stressful enough even before you look at the financial side of it. But you don't want to end up with an unfair divorce agreement because you focused on getting divorced for as little money as possible.
Even if you don't have much money, you can meet with a skilled divorce lawyer for a consultation. He can give you advice on your situation and provide information on what options are available to reduce your costs. Don't just consider the upfront cost of a lawyer – consider how much it could cost you not to get one.


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As I wrote in a post yesterday, Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Bradley Manning, has been jailed for refusing to testify in a secret grand jury hearing on Wikileaks.
In 2010 while still in the Army, Manning downloaded thousands of documents, some "classified," as well as videos, to WikiLeaks in order to inform the American people of the war crimes being committed by the U.S. military against foreigners, as well as corruption by U.S. and other Western diplomats. Manning was thrown into solitary confinement for 3 years pre-trial (pre-kangaroo trial, that is.) The military over-classifies documents to protect themselves from embarrassing mistakes being made public. The Manning WikiLeaks leaks caused no harm to any Americans or U.S. soldiers, and at worst the disclosures embarrassed the U.S. government. Here are the Iraq War logs, the Afghanistan War logs, the diplomatic cable leaks. And of course, the video Collateral Murder, the video of U.S. military shooting at innocents.
But the same conservatives and talk radio ditto-heads who love WikiLeaks for its exposing the Hillary Clinton campaign corruption, the corrupt media, the Clinton Foundation, and the corrupt FBI and DOJ in its illegally spying on the Trump campaign, those same conservatives call Bradley Manning, now known as Chelsea Manning, a "traitor" for leaking the unjustifiably classified material to WikiLeaks. Why do the conservatives think that way? Because they are gullible and brainwashed sheeple who believe everything the national security state and the military tell them, without question. Those who expose the national security state and the military's crimes are "traitors" (unless the people being exposed are Democrats).
I wanted to repost two posts from 2013 to give more insight on those issues, regarding the differences between Bradley Chelsea Manning's leaks and Edward Snowden's leaks. So here are those two posts:
The State Wants to Keep Its Crimes a Secret
October 15, 2013
Arthur Silber has a new post, this time regarding Glenn Greenwald's alleged hypocrisy in his publishing some of the Edward Snowden-leaked documents but withholding others. Silber talks about the power that Greenwald has in his picking and choosing which documents to publish. While Greenwald criticizes the State for its secrecy, Greenwald then goes on to scoff at those who criticize him for not releasing all the documents. We should trust Greenwald's judgment here, in the same way we should trust the State's telling us what it wants us to know and not telling us what it doesn't want us to know.
Silber has previously addressed this Greenwald-Snowden issue in June, in which Silber compared these newer leaks to the WikiLeaks leaks. Then, Silber wrote,
…WikiLeaks provided masses of "raw data": the original documents themselves, whether they be battle reports, inter- or intra-agency communications, or documents of many other kinds, sometimes with redactions, often complete. And WikiLeaks offered them with no filters whatsoever: no one was going to hold our hand as we read the documents, telling us what was "important" and what wasn't, and what its significance was, or whether it was significant at all. If we wished to understand the documents and what they revealed, all of us had to do the work ourselves.
What we discovered was that many people didn't want to do the work. More than that, they resented the fact that such responsibility was demanded of them.
But with the Snowden-leaked documents, journalists specially appointed by Edward Snowden have the privilege of sifting through all the material and picking and choosing what the public should be told and what they shouldn't be told, what may "harm" some people and what may not, in addition to the many Guardian attorneys who had access to the material. And, as Silber wrote in another essay last June, that is in addition to the many people — government employed and private contractors — who have been given clearances to access so-called classified or "top secret" info. All the more reason to agree with Silber that this "secrecy" stuff is a bunch of BS.
As Silber wrote,
And what "harms" specifically? And to whom — specifically? Harm to those who work for the Death State, perhaps in the intelligence and national security community? Are we concerned about harming them? I surely hope not. Since the Death State claims the right to murder any one of us it chooses, whenever it wants, for any reason it invents, it seems to me that "the public" are the ones who ought to be concerned about being "harmed." Is it the great unwashed public that these journalists are worried about? Then let them say so. But how would that work? We might be endangered because some of the U.S.'s national security "secrets" might be exposed? The United States is the most powerful nation that has ever existed in the entire history of the human race, with a military capability that could obliterate all of life on the planet many times over. No nation would dream of mounting a serious attack on the U.S. for precisely that reason (and when I say "no nation," I absolutely include Iran, for all the hysterics who might see this). Moreover, isolated terrorist attacks, no matter how horrifying they may be in themselves, fall far short of an "existential threat" to the U.S., no matter the vast amount of propaganda designed to convince us otherwise. No nation would dare mount a serious attack on the U.S. precisely because they know how powerful the U.S. is — because it is not secret.
The entire edifice of "secrecy," especially with regard to national security, is a vicious lie from start to finish. Put it all out there. If full disclosure endangers those who work for the Death State, the problem — and the responsibility — is with those who choose to directly advance the Death State's goals. It is decidedly not with the leaker, or with the journalists.
Whether it's for "national security" purposes or not, or to protect certain employees of the national security state, it really doesn't matter. The bottom line, for me, as far as who is "harmed" by revealing the State's "secrets," is this: If you are employed by the national security state and you fear for your life because of Snowden's or others' leaks, then don't work for the national security state. You are at your own risk. Working for the national security state is "risky business."
Given that the State and its entire national security apparatus is illegitimate (contrary to what many of the indoctrinated and propagandized believe), especially since the end of the Cold War, then all its material, public domain, "classified," "top secret," etc., should be a matter of public record. And by the way, the reason the military intentionally over-classifies material is to discourage whistleblowers like Snowden and Manning from revealing the war crimes and other acts of criminality by this so-called "national security" bureaucracy.
What the State wants to be secret is basically its own reckless behavior and its own criminality. That is what it wants to continue to be hidden from the people over whom they rule, the people who employ them and whose coercively-extracted wealth funds the goons' extravagant paychecks, benefits and pension plans.
So the U.S. government's national security enterprise and empire overseas has done nothing but provoke foreigners with its wars of aggression and its occupations and destruction. Thus nothing that Snowden or Manning have released and publicized could possibly have compromised Americans' security nearly as much as the blowback of those criminal actions of the U.S. government, in addition to the thoroughly unconstitutional, immoral and disgusting surveillance state which criminally pries into people's private lives and gets away with it with impunity.
So, getting back to the first linked post by Arthur Silber from yesterday, Silber wrote regarding Greenwald:
One of the lessons we can draw is the uniformity of the intellectual corruptions that occur when anyone is placed in a position of power — and when he seeks to protect that power, and when he enjoys its exercise. We should note that these kinds of responses to serious questioning are those of someone who can be described as an authoritarian bully (among other terms). As I said, the ironies are numerous, and awful.
And there can be no doubt that Greenwald is enjoying his power over the dissemination of the Snowden documents, and that he keenly appreciates the many values that power confers on him. Not least of those values are the marketing advantages that he seeks to exploit.
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The Gatekeepers and their Controlled, Redacted Leaks
October 24, 2013
Arthur Silber has another post regarding Glenn Greenwald's control and timing of which Snowden-released documents to reveal and when to reveal them. Silber has stated that if there are documents which reveal the State's various crimes, they should all be disclosed to us, and immediately. Check out my recent post on Silber's several posts on Snowden and Greenwald.
And no, there are no "national security" interests to protect by continuing to withhold, censor or redact documents, despite what the State and its flunky pundits try to assert. If you honestly want to protect our national security, then tell our stupid bureaucrats to stop initiating wars of aggression and occupations and provoking foreigners. Duh. These national security bureaucrats are like the dog chasing its tail, and they're doing it intentionally to continue to "create monsters to destroy" to justify their parasitic bureaucracies.
In Silber's latest post, he points out how Establishment news writer Richard Cohen of the Washington Post now praises Edward Snowden as "careful" by releasing the NSA information to "responsible" news organizations such as the Guardian and the New York Times, as opposed to "tossing it up in the air" as WikiLeaks had supposedly done. (See Arthur Silber's post comparing Snowden-Greenwald to WikiLeaks.)
Greenwald's slowly and "carefully" releasing the redacted documents is being approved by the Ruling class, which also consists of the Rulers' gatekeepers including Richard Cohen. And now we know whom the "Guardian" is guarding.
As Silber noted, and as I have seen on various blogs now, such as the comments on this post on EPJ, some people seem to have a problem with criticizing Greenwald for his "control" over document releases. "At least he's informing us as to what the NSA has been up to," etc., so we shouldn't criticize him. Well. I happen to believe in calling out those who on the surface are on our side, but who nevertheless give clear signs that, ultimately, the State and the Rulers (and their surveillance agenda) matter most.
In contrast to the "careful" and "responsible" Edward Snowden and Greenwald who do not seem to believe that the information in question belongs to the people but rather to the Rulers, Bradley Chelsea Manning had stated, correctly, that the information is in the "public domain." And Manning also noted, "… Washington Post sat on the video… David Finkel acquired a copy while embedded out here. . . . – i want people to see the truth . . . regardless of who they are . . . because without information, you cannot make informed decisions as a public."
The people don't need the State's gatekeepers to sift through material to decide for us what we can or cannot (or may or may not) see. Let it all out now and let the people sift through it all. We own it.
However, in this column just today by Judge Andrew Napolitano, the Judge also brings up the revelations of NSA criminality. The Judge asks, "Where is the outrage?"
Arthur Silber answers that:
The conclusion should be painfully obvious. The manner in which the Snowden leaks are being delivered to us represents no serious threat to the ruling class and the Establishment whatsoever. The ruling class is entirely comfortable with the leak stories. In fact, the ruling class affirmatively benefits from leaks of this kind: Americans are becoming accustomed to a startlingly comprehensive level of surveillance, and they are granting it their approval. That we are surveilled much if not most of the time is barely even "news" any longer. It's just the way things are. Perhaps we need to make a few adjustments at the outer margins, but basically everything is hunky-dory. Add a little "transparency," "oversight" and "accountability" and Americans will let the State surveil them 24/7. Don't you want to be safe? Of course you do.


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Apple's latest 9.7-inch iPad now comes equipped with a new A10 Fusion processor, which provides 40% faster CPU performance and 50% better graphics performance than last year's A9. The new iPad can also be used with an Apple Pencil, just like Apple's pricier iPad Pro. Pick one up from Nubox at Comex starting at S$498 and get a free case, stand and tempered glass screen protector worth S$208.
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Introduction: How to Baked "Stuffed Lean Ground Pork Tomatoes"
You must first wash your tomatoes , and cut ½ inch off the top of each tomato. Scoop out the pulp.
Now let get started:
Put butter in a large pan, combine pork, onions and garlic and cook over medium heat for 10 minutes.
Add parsley, 2 tbsp of bread crumbs.
Then add thyme, mustard, ketchup salt and pepper.
Remove from heat, let it cool off then add your egg and mix well.
Now stuff each tomato , and add a little bit of bread crumbs. Put back the top on each tomato and bake in the oven at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. Then put on broil for 5 more minutes.
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Get ready for voting!26 November 2019
I don't know if you are one of those people who look forward to a UK General Election.
While I'm certainly not an election nut, I do enjoy hearing the polling boffins' views, particularly Professor John Curtice of the University of Strathclyde who seems to have a greater handle on things than most people.
His stat wizardry is legendary. Only this time, even he says it's too difficult to call.
Talk about the weather possibly impacting the result is an interesting one.
You have to go back to February 1974 for the last winter General Election, which saw Harold Wilson elected as prime minister.
It would somehow be appropriate considering our national pastime for talking about the weather, if a freak snowstorm impacted voting numbers. We would never hear the end of it – what would have happened if the sun had shone?
A pre-Christmas present for business would certainly be a result that provides more political certainty for businesses to plan ahead.
In this issue of TTJ, more news about the challenging conditions in softwood markets comes to light.
Delegates at the International Softwood Conference held in Antwerp in October heard that markets were "decelerating" and the outlook for coming months was challenging, particularly due to multiple raw material challenges.
With sawn timber prices falling, sawmill stocks rising and log issues due to the serious bark beetle infestation, the softwood market is no cake walk at the moment.
Third quarter results from Nordic company sawmillers reveal weaker profits and news on mill closures and curtailments in an attempt to address the problem.
In our Germany update Lars Schmidt, general manager at the German Sawmill & Timber Industry Association, quotes interesting German government figures on the scale of the problem.
The government estimates the damage to forests at 180,000ha – equivalent to 100 million m3 of wood, significantly exceeding the regular annual felling of 54 million m3. This glut of wood will clearly take time to get through the system and for the industry to adapt to.
Elsewhere in this issue we have our Sector Focus on Panel Products, including an in-depth look at Sonae Arauco's 3DF three-dimensional fibreboard and coverage of this year's International Panel Products Symposium where emissions, fibreboard recycling and global wood demand projections were major talking points.
We also update on tropical timber, with TTJ consultant editor Mike Jeffree reporting that UK tropical timber trading has become increasingly competitive in recent months, while developments on the FLEGT VPA programme are also covered.
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Is this the one, or what about him? That guy is nice, too. A lot of girls make a list of what they want, or what they think they need. I can tell you, we girls don't have a clue as to what we really need.
When I was at the end of my nineteenth year, I met the man whom I would come to love and call My Man, but at that time, I could not have picked him out in a group of five. He was just one of all the other guys who hung around our community. It was over a year later that I would come to see him as the man for me.
From the time I was quite young, I knew that I would need lots of wisdom, and my parents' guidance, in choosing the man to whom I would say "yes." I am a very gullible person. I still remember falling for the line, "Did you know that the word "gullible" is not in the dictionary?" My brothers would never leave me alone, thoroughly loving to trick me and lead me on. It was this trait that eventually caused me to pray for wisdom and be totally open to counsel.
There was a steady stream of young men asking for my hand in marriage, and I would have most likely fallen for some of them if my parents had not had the wisdom to protect me, or if I had not gained the wisdom to obey them. My parents knew there was only one man out there good enough for their girl, and they were going to make sure I found him.
Along about this time, my dad held a one-week men's Bible and missions training camp. All of us girls helped with the cooking. Justin Brand was there among the rest of the young men for that week. It was the first time we had met, even though I cannot really remember him from that week. His parents had asked him to go to this Bible camp, and he had found work excuses not to go, until the man he worked for decided to take the week off. Since he couldn't work that week, he decided to get in his truck and came on down to check it all out. He was only nineteen, and just a boy at heart. His parents had told him that the Pearls had a daughter about his age and had hinted for him to check me out. He did, and he loved me from that brief beginning.
That week, a group of men, Justin among them, signed up to go on a mission trip to Thailand. My brother was among them on the same mission trip, so Justin and Gabe became friends. Justin did not see me again until a few months later at a seminar near his church. His parents came also, hoping to meet me, because Justin had gone home and told them that he was going to marry me. At the seminar, my Dad, being funny, told the crowd of young men that he was taking applications for his daughters' hands in marriage. Justin, as soon as the meeting was over, came running back to the book table to fill out an application. We all thought it was funny. Time passed.
My brother, Gabriel was planning a young people's June weekend camp, and he invited Justin and his brother to come down for it. They lived a couple hours from us. The next few months, Justin found one reason or the other to come down to visit. He worked in the children's ministry for his church. At that time, my sister and I were making puppets to use as a ministry tool, so he would use that as an excuse to come and borrow the puppets to use in his ministry. He got to know my family during that time.
I worked long hours and would come home tired and really never thought about him as a potential husband. I actually did not know a lot about him, but I knew by this time that he liked me a lot, because my brothers were always laughing at how obviously in love he was.
A whole year passed, and he came back for the June camp. It was on my parents' property, and all of the girls stayed at their house; the guys slept on the grounds around the creek. We had lots of activities during the day, including volleyball, hiking, swimming, and canoeing. Every chance Justin had, he was right there telling me what he wanted out of life, and what his goals were. I found it cute that he was so persistent; most guys would have given up. But he knew what he wanted, and he was determined to keep trying.
I had always prayed for wisdom so that when the right man came along, I would just know God's will. I also knew that when my parents finally said "Yes" to someone, that meant something, for they had said "No" to several good, godly men. My dad does not value what most men value. He is not impressed with appearances, money, schooling, houses, jobs, family ties, future possibilities, etc. I cannot explain to you exactly what it is that my dad looked for in a man, but I knew, without a doubt, that I could trust him to make a wise decision. I had been praying for some understanding, and I knew that God wanted me to have a man who would love me as much as "He so loved me."
It was at the end of the camp week, while I was visiting my brother and just getting ready to leave, that Justin pulled up in Gabriel's driveway. Justin had just returned from dropping someone off at the airport. I later learned he had called his parents and told them that he was going to talk to me about getting to know me, with the idea of marriage in mind. If I said "Yes," he was going to stay the weekend, otherwise he was coming home.
Well, it was about ten o'clock at night, and I was in the car ready to leave when Justin came flying out of his truck and said, "I need to talk to you." I still had no intention or interest at this time to get to know him, but said I would walk with him so he could talk. He talked and talked about everything he could think of. I had always thought I would marry someone who was in a ministry. But as he talked, he kept saying, "My family will be my ministry, no matter what I do or where I go; they will come first. My children will know that they mean the world to me. If I lose one of them, then I will lose my heart." He said this with tears in his eyes.
At that moment, God gave me peace in my heart about this persistent young man, and I knew that he was God's man for me. If he loved his children, then he would always do what was right for them and me. Nothing else really mattered. I didn't know his parents, and I had never really known what he did for a living. He still lived at home, and he had not really thought much about the future, except that he wanted to marry me, and have children who walked with the Lord. So, after about an hour of him talking with me, I told him, "If my dad says 'yes' then I say 'yes'." He turned to me and started to pray and thank God for his blessing, asking God to bless us as we were seeking to do his will. He reached out and took my hand as he prayed, and I knew then that I would be marrying this man. God had put complete peace in my heart.
The next morning, Justin showed up at the house before Dad was awake and waited outside for him to come out. I do not know what was said, but all of us girls were watching from the herb garden. After about two minutes, Justin came running down the hill yelling "Yes!" It was such a fun day! He spent the weekend hanging out with me, and the family. I shocked him by introducing him to my grandparents as "My Man." It shocked them too, because two days earlier I had no thought of having a man, and now I was preparing to marry him.
God is such a Big God, and he likes to bless those who want his will and seek after him. Three weeks later we were engaged. Two months after that, we were married. We will have been married five years this coming September 2007, and I can tell you honestly that every moment has been a wonderful blessing. God knows what he is doing. All I had to do was trust him.


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Larotrectinib May Offer a New Way to Treat Children With Rare Cancers
Early study results show response to therapy in more than 90 percent of patients.
BY Katie Kosko
PUBLISHED July 27, 2018
BRIANA AYALA, 13, benefited from a larotrectinib clinical trial led by THEODORE LAETSCH, M.D.
A DRUG THAT TARGETS a fused gene frequently found in some rare pediatric cancers has shown great promise in a clinical trial of patients ranging in age from 1 month to 21 years, according to researchers from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
The phase 1/2 study, published in The Lancet Oncology, included 24 patients and was conducted from December 2015 to April 2017 at eight U.S. sites. Larotrectinib, a tropomyosin receptor kinase (TRK) inhibitor, was administered to patients twice daily.
"Every patient who had a TRK fusion had their tumor shrink with this therapy," Theodore Laetsch, M.D., an assistant professor of pediatrics at the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center and leader of the Experimental Therapeutics Program at Children's Health in Dallas, told CURE® in an interview. "Almost all of them decreased in size enough to qualify as an objective response by our preset criteria."
All patients had been diagnosed with locally advanced or metastatic solid tumors or central nervous system tumors that had relapsed, progressed or were nonresponsive to available therapies, regardless of TRK fusion status. The 17 patients whose tumors harbored TRK fusions had primary diagnoses of cancers such as infantile fibrosarcoma, other soft tissue sarcomas and papillary thyroid cancer.
Researchers were able to evaluate 22 patients. Of the 15 who harbored TRK fusions, all but one showed an objective response by investigator review. Four patients saw no signs of cancer (complete responses) and 10 saw their tumors shrink (partial responses). One patient's initial partial response became stable disease at a later assessment. Independent radiology review confirmed objective responses in 14 (93 percent) patients with two complete and 12 partial responses. The seven patients without TRK fusions had progressive disease as best response.
"The TRK fusion is like an engine that's always turned on, and it's turned on because two genes are stuck together," Laetsch said. "One gene is supposed to be turned on as a normal gene in your cell. The TRK gene is supposed to be turned off. But they're stuck together, so that first gene turns on the TRK gene, so it's continually active and driving the cells to grow and become cancerous.
This drug blocks the activity of that TRK gene, so it turns off the signaling that drives the cancer." Briana Ayala of El Paso, Texas, is one of the study participants who has had a great response to larotrectinib. In 2016, she received a diagnosis of metastatic sarcoma and underwent surgery, but surgeons couldn't remove the entire tumor. She had failed to respond to other types of chemotherapy, so her medical team was out of options. Laetsch then conducted genetic testing of her tumor, which revealed she had a TRK fusion. "Briana has had a great and prolonged response to this drug with very minimal side effects," he said, "and that's really what we have seen in the vast majority of patients."
Within weeks, the girl's tumor shrunk significantly. Now 13 years old and back in school, Ayala tells CURE® she is feeling much better but was hesitant about returning to her friends. "When I first went back to school, I was glad — and a little nervous because I had changed a lot in my appearance," she said.
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Because Ayala remains on the clinical trial, she has an exam and lab testing done every month, plus scans every three months to make sure her tumors are doing well. "For a long time, we have been hoping that using the genomics of cancer, or the specific gene changes, may be able to allow us to target therapy and give patients specific drugs that block those gene changes," Laetsch said. "This is one of the best examples of where that sort of form of precision medicine or targeted therapy has really been successful at helping the vast majority of patients with these rare fusions."
The researchers noted that 21 of the 24 total patients experienced side effects, but only four were grade 3 treatment-related.
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Because the results have been so dramatic, a phase 3 trial is unlikely, Laetsch said. He hopes to study larotrectinib in patients who haven't failed prior therapies, he said: "Do it up front and look at the efficacy of this drug in newly diagnosed patients with TRK fusion-positive cancers, so we don't subject these patients to all the chemotherapy and side effects that come with it."
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text: As the nation's foremost press watchdog, the Columbia Journalism Review has always kept a close eye on political journalists. But this year, CJR has broken out of the bi-monthly cycle with real-time analysis on its website, The Campaign Desk. Here, editor Bryan Keefer talks to PRWeek about the site.PRWeek: How would you grade overall election coverage so far? Bryan Keefer: I'd give it about a C. The media loves a horse race, and the wild Democratic primary so far has given them plenty of action to follow. It's the triumph of style over substance - stories about candidates' wives or alleged cosmetic surgery are much more fun to write about than, say, trade policy. Lost in all of that is the fact that the candidates are competing for executive office, not American Idol. PRWeek: The Campaign Desk has been tough on the media so far, getting on political scribes for everything from relying on clichés to lax reporting. Have there been any coverage high points? Keefer: The media managed to mostly stay away from the Kerry non-scandal and has been unusually aggressive in pursuing details of Bush's National Guard service, both signs that things may be changing for the better. It remains to be seen if that carries into the general election. PRWeek: What about a low point? Keefer: The infamous Dean "scream." The news channels played it nearly 700 times in the days afterward, which even they (or most of them) admitted was excessive. On top of it, Dean was actually shouting to be heard over the crowd in the room with him and responding to them shouting at him. Diane Sawyer did a piece on this afterward - to her credit - but the damage was done. Other low points include an ABC News segment suggesting Dean had knowingly submitted an affidavit on behalf of a domestic abuser (ABC never provided evidence Dean actually knew), rumor-mongering about Kerry getting Botox injections, and Tom Brokaw's hilarious slip of the tongue in asking Al Sharpton during a debate about the "great war going on in the world between the West and the Nation of Islam." PRWeek: This will be the first presidential election in which blogs will play a prominent role in the news. Does The Campaign Desk treat blogs differently than traditional media? Keefer: When blogs step into the territory of traditional media - doing actual reporting, or things like releasing exit poll data early - we treat them as we treat the traditional press, picking out mistakes and errors, and complimenting good reporting. Otherwise, we treat them as members of the opinion media, which is really what most of them are. PRWeek: Are blogs having much effect on the news? Keefer: Definitely. They serve as an echo chamber to amplify the best (and worst) of media coverage. They also seemed to have opened a dialogue about the failures of the media. And for better or worse, journalists seem to be paying attention. ------ Name: Bryan Keefer Publication: Columbia Journalism Review's Campaign Desk Title: Assistant managing editor Preferred contact information: email@example.com Website: campaigndesk.com


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Pop Will Eat Itself, aka PWEI, aka the Poppies stormed on to the late 80's UK scene with their high energy, industrial tinged dance / rock anthems. They shared many a stage with such musical contemporaries as Ned's Atomic Dustbin, Jesus Jones, and The Wonder Stuff. However, it was their sample driven, biting social satire that set them apart from the others and they quickly gained a rabid worldwide following. Their relentless live shows and groundbreaking artwork also solidified their position as innovators.
During the late 80's and early 90's Australia & NZ were like a second home for the Poppies playing a stack of incredible shows that are still talked about to this day. Now in August and September 2014, the Poppies will be making their long overdue return to New Zealand for the first time in two decades!
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Handy Travel Apps for Your Life's Journeys
Travel Technology Ryan Rudnansky August 17, 2014
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By now, you've probably realized that technology is awesome.
And if you haven't, it's time to get off your high horse and stop talking about the "good ol' days" when people got from Point A to Point B through sweat and tears (it may be worth boasting about, but it frankly sounds excruciating and it's unpleasant to listen to).
For those of you addicted to technology (and those of you learning to be addicted to technology), TravelPulse has rounded up another list of top travel apps that will make your life's journeys all the more delightful and exciting.
So, what are you waiting for? You don't want to hear me ramble anymore! It's time to travel forward!
Here are five handy travel apps for wherever life may take you.
Roundabout (iPhone, free)
We have such a wealth of information circulating around us these days that sometimes we forget that this information came from the discovery and exploration of others.
The Roundabout app aims to place the storytelling back into the hands of the people. Travelers can create points of interest, all neatly laid out on a map, and share their experiences of these destinations. That includes the ability to add photos and video their journeys and share via social media like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Other users can then discover these points of interest and learn about them from first-hand accounts.
The app features a GPS interface, as well as several categories to explore, including Attractions, Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Food and Drink, Lodging, Parks, Historical Sites, Landmarks, Local History, Monuments, Local Oddities, and Folklore, Myths and Urban Legends.
One of the largest prehistoric structures in the US: Casa Grande Ruins in Arizona. #roadtrip http://t.co/6FdAM3ZMM2 pic.twitter.com/qqOgsCeBmV
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AudioTrip (iPhone, Android, free)
Think of AudioTrip as your own personal tour guide.
The app, rated five out of five stars on the Apple Store, features audio-guided routes from professional guides and locals in more than 80 worldwide destinations, including tourism hotspots London, Paris, Venice, Prague and Budapest. Once you reach a highlighted destination, appropriate audio and information is cued up, thanks to the app's use of GPS. And because the GPS is offline-enabled, you don't have to worry about racking up data usage or roaming charges.
On top of that, photos and video accompany the audio tours through your smartphone.
But there's more.
AudioTrip is currently running a Kickstarter campaign to crowdsource a new addition to the app called "The Ultimate Guide to Europe." If £30,000 is raised by Sept. 8, the app will include a collection of audio tours from some of Europe's greatest storytellers, spanning 24 top travel destinations in the continent. Storytellers include a bardic storyteller with an expert knowledge of Dublin's myths and folk tales, an award-winning BBC broadcaster and a well-known author of Barcelona guidebooks.
To donate to AudioTrip through Kickstarter, go to Kickstarter.com.
blipcard (iPhone, free)
Created by German self-made millionaire Daniel Giersch, blipcard allows users to send customized postcards from anywhere in the world.
The blipcard postcards, created digitally through the app, are turned into real print postcards, complete with destination-specific digital stamps. Best of all, you can also easily customize them with photo filters, frames and fun stickers.
The app, which made the top 10 of Germany's iPhone download charts, continues to be wildly popular in Europe, oftentimes used by celebrities during their summer vacations to highlight a spectacular travel destination. And its reach appears to be growing, given the fact that it is universally handy.
Each postcard, paid by either credit card or Paypal, costs 1.49 euros ($2.00).
Artkick (iPhone, Android, free)
With Artkick, you can access thousands of jaw-dropping photos and paintings from locations around the world, and then post them in high definition on your TV using your smartphone as a remote control.
There are more than 50,000 images/works of art in Artkick's library, ranging from professional photographs to famous masterpieces to spectacular landscapes. Users can even create "Viewlists" that act as ongoing slideshows of your favorite images.
If that wasn't enough, you can also import and stream your personal photos from your travels on your TV via social media like Facebook, Instagram and Flickr.
TV screens tend to be focal points in homes, given they are generally planted firmly in living rooms. But when you aren't watching TV, they just, you know, sit there and don't offer much.
Now, when you aren't watching TV, you can use your TV screen as wall art. It's a novel way to exhibit your travel photos; your TV can now be a great conversation piece beyond what the Kardashians are doing these days.
SOAR (iPhone, Android, free)
Scared of flying?
Not anymore.
You may have heard of the SOAR program. Since 1982, it has been helping people change their mental processes associated with the fear of flying. The program not only offers cognitive behavioral therapy techniques aimed to ease the mind, it also provides real flight statistics and information on how flying works to show people that flying isn't as dangerous or scary as it may seem.
Now, SOAR is finally available for your smartphone, so in those times of panic you can simply look down at your phone and feel grounded.
View the G-Force meter to monitor turbulence during your flight, get immediate weather information and turbulence forecasts and learn about airplane safety mechanisms and back-up systems. You can even be guided step by step by the app's creator: author, airline captain and licensed therapist Capt. Tom Bunn.
The app addresses unwanted feelings such as high anxiety, claustrophobia and, well, sheer panic.
Check out fearofflying.com (naturally) for more information.
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Located at 25803 Mandeville Drive in Chantilly, this South Riding Community Home sits on a large, partially fenced lot. Great location off of Route 50 with tons of community amenities including swimming pools, tennis courts, and trails.
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AMS Assembly is the highest legislative body in the undergraduate student government at Queen's University. All members of the AMS are welcome to attend Assembly where they can move or second motions, speak for or against any motions and, in the event the Annual General Meeting, may vote on motions being considered by the Society. Agendas and minutes of AMS Assembly are posted at myAMS.org/assemblydocs for all members to access.
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SAGE is the school's food service provider on both campuses. They provide our school community with delicious, dietitian-approved meals that are cooked from scratch using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Tuition includes the school lunch program for all students at no additional cost.
Convent & Stuart Hall's food program includes:
- Healthy hot entree items, including a vegetarian option
- A salad bar with build-your-own options
- A cold sandwich and panini bar (panini press for Grade 5 and up)
- A house-made soup of the day
- Beverages
All SAGE team members have extensive training in food service protocols and food allergy awareness. SAGE's comprehensive online allergen filter is an important tool that allows students and parents to filter all menus for allergens and choose safe meals.
A monthly Educational Seasonings program explores food in cultural and historical contexts, and chefs often engage students with exciting cooking displays.
Read the SAGE welcome letter
For more information about SAGE, please visit sagedining.com
How it works
The all-inclusive lunch meal plan provides daily access to the food and beverage items described above in the cafeterias on both campuses and is not limited by portion size. Students are able to go back for seconds and choose from multiple offerings during lunch.
Breakfast is offered for K–12 students on the Broadway campus. Prepaid punch tickets can be purchased online here or via check payable to Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco in $30 increments from the SAGE office located in the Broadway Café. All tickets will be available for pick up in the SAGE office.
Touch of SAGE mobile app
The "Touch of SAGE" mobile app allows community members to connect with SAGE 24/7! It's free and available on Android and iOS systems. View the menu, create a custom allergen profile and provide feedback.
Using the allergen filter
Parents/students with allergies can locate safe food on the menu by using SAGE's allergen filter via the online menu or mobile app. To filter for allergens/restrictions, click on the foods you want to avoid. Menu items that contain those foods will fade; menu items that do not contain the foods will remain bold.


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(Greater Sudbury, ON) The Sudbury Wolves announce that they have completed a trade with the Niagara IceDogs. The Wolves acquire Windsor's 4th round draft selection in 2022 and conditionally Niagara's 5th round draft selection in 2023 in exchange for goaltender Jake McGrath.
"We would like to wish Jake all the best in Niagara and with his future hockey career," said Sudbury Wolves VP Hockey Operations and General Manager Rob Papineau. "We wish to thank him for all of his contributions to the team and the Greater Sudbury community over the past three seasons."
Jake played 104 regular season and 6 playoff games for the Wolves over his three seasons with the club.
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This is an elegant 5 bedroom villa situated in the Urbanisation of El Rosario which is one of the most sought after residential areas to the East of Marbella. It is just a few minutes' drive from the centre of Marbella, the beautiful beaches of Las Chapas, shopping, tennis club, golf courses and international schools.
The accommodation comprises on the main floor of an extremely spacious living/dining area and open plan fully fitted kitchen with a breakfast area. The master ensuite bedroom is located on this floor,. There is also a guest bedroom and bathroom on this floor as well as an office which could be converted if necessary into a fifth bedroom. On this level you have access to the beautiful terraces, the mature gardens, and pool area where you have several stiing áreas that you can enjoy.
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Hi, Welcome to the Real Ladyboy Show
in Thailand and to our media channel. You may recognise us from Sky TV's ground breaking series, Ladyboys. I was the technical adviser for the first series and Annie and I appear in all three seasons. We are your local guides to Ladyboys, Love, Dating, Thai culture, Cuisine, Cosmetic Surgery, Travel and how to get a good massage. Register at the top of the page for a Free account or to watch more than 100 Ladyboy videos join us as a Premium, Elite or Platinum member. Please stay a while and explore. Please Leave a comment on a video or article as communication is our lifeblood
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Sky TV's groundbreaking series, Ladyboys was filmed in Thailand and Annie and David were featured as a couple settling into a relationship that since filming has blossomed over the last 8 years. As well as acting as Technical Adviser, David shared his experiences about Thailand, ladyboys and dating live on camera. Annie's confidence and English speaking ability grew and culminated in her village where she told 6 million viewers about her life as a young ladyboy, her story so powerful and emotional even the crew were moved to tears. The TV shows were a long time ago but much was left unsaid. Join us here to find the answers to those questions you have about love, life in Thailand and sexuality. Take a look at the website video preview to the right for a flavour of what you can see inside.
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Bangkok Baby is the Inside Story of Ladyboys the popular TV series.
The story relates one man's experiences after arriving in Bangkok in 2010.
How and Where to find your Perfect Thai Ladyboy Girlfriend. P2.
Part Two
In your search for love you will probably have sex with a lot of ladyboys and some genetic girls too. I did. I cannot imagine engaging in any kind of long- term relationship unless the sex is good and you are compatible, can you?
I did make a decision though. After, probably, three months or so of hooking up with streetwalkers and bargirls I vowed that I would not pay for sex any longer. That does not mean I would go to bars and ask prostitutes for free sex although that did happen at times, I just decided that in a world full of liars I would tell the truth.
How and Where to find your Perfect Thai Ladyboy Girlfriend.
Part One
Annie, who is my perfect girlfriend, told me that the best way for a foreign man to find a ladyboy girlfriend is for him to walk out into the street and open his eyes, ears and mouth!
Ladyboys the Documentary
Ladyboys the TV show began like this: Evening on Convent Street in Silom.
It's hot, fucking hot and humid and just getting dark and I am sweating as I listen to question after question as we stand on the road together.
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Thailand has the highest rate of Transsexuals throughout the world. According to some academics, the numbers differ from about 10,000 to (unofficially) 300,000. Even if the number of 10,000 is an accurate one, it would still represent an incidence substantially above that estimated for transgender people in most other parts of the world.
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