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I adopted this beautiful soul on December 24, 2007. I did not "need" another cat, and I chose to buy some cat food at Petco instead of my usual place because I did not want to run into any cat adoption fairs. I usually donated to a pair of rescues, nothing huge, offering to buy some cat litter or cat food. I was still missing my 16-3/4 year old cat Elliott, who'd passed away in March due to complications of chronic renal failure.
I was surprised that there was a cat adoption fair at the Petco, on Christmas Eve no less. They were operating abbreviated hours, from 9 a.m. to about 1 p.m., instead of the usual 9-to-5. I looked away, hurried to the rear of the store for cat food, and while standing in line, looked over toward the people playing with and holding cats.
Cammi looked at me, and it was over. I pulled myself out of the line and asked about her. She was very tiny, so I figured she was maybe 8 weeks old. Nope, she was nearly 5 months old, just petite. She'd only recently made weight to be spayed, her belly was still shaved. She was the property of a rescue, and had never been in a pound, though her story was no less harrowing.
Cammi's momcat, a longhaired black teenager kitty the rescue named Gina, had been trapped as a feral, and was being held in a Hav-a-Hart cage overnight waiting for her spay the next morning. Gina had other ideas and gave birth to 6 kittens, but two did not survive. Cammi was the only tuxie and only medium-haired one, and the runt to boot. Immediately the litter got sick, and their foster caretakers worked overtime to save the little family.
Two of her littermates had already been adopted, and only Cammi (who was Hera) and Flower remained, along with Gina. I stupidly asked if I could hold her. She immediately relaxed and purred. A voice inside my head said "Take this one home, she will make a difference in your life." The voice just got louder as I tried harder to resist. Finally, I handed her back, told the teenager who was holding her to call Rosi, the owner of the rescue, to get me approved. I'd already adopted from her rescue and had been approved to adopt a kitten earlier in the year, but I did not get to him quickly enough. Meanwhile, I'd go home and get my soft side carrier for the little girl, and make her mine. I asked for assurances that I would not be breaking the heart of the 11-year old girl who had raised the little litter, nursing the kittens to health, playing with them and socializing the kittens and their mom Gina, who went on to be a substitute mother cat to several litters of kittens and finally finding her forever home. (Yes I did meet Gina, she's a tiny girl herself, just like Cammi. I also met her foster family and thanked them for raising such a special loving soul.)
It's recommended you not adopt a pet as a gift—unless of course that gift is for yourself and isn't going anywhere but your home. Christmas time is stressful, and can be lonely. I am firmly convinced that the adoption of companion animals between Thanksgiving and Christmas/New Year's is a therapeutic thing, that the bond you form with your new pet is deep and lasting.
Consider treating yourself to a new love in the coming weeks—adopt a cat. You will transform yourself from mundane person to that kitten or cat's guardian angel. Throughout the years, you will be reminded of the Christmas gift that gives back so much more than it has ever taken from you.


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Last week, after 2 days working on a video production in New York I had a couple free hours to explore the city and shoot pictures for myself. It sounds odd, but as a professional photographer I don't shoot that many pictures for me. It's a sad truth that I am working to change by allotting more time for personal work.
Personal work is the whole reason I became a photographer. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE my job! I enjoy all types of photography and am blessed by having the opportunity to shoot a wide variety of subject matter, but it has become a rare occasion that I make time to shoot without any preconceived intention. It seems silly, but this has become difficult for me. I'm constantly thinking, can I use this in my portfolio, for an epromo, etc? By thinking this way I allow myself to control my creativity instead of simply allowing it to flow freely.
The idea of a photo walk was originally introduced to me by a good friend, Ian Summers. For useful advice and inspiration check out his blog and artwork. Ian has been helping me define myself as a photographer and encouraging me to unleash my creativity. Ian defines a photo walk as "a photographic sketchbook – an exercise in seeing." A photo walk is to be without attachment to how the photographs will be used.
So, with that in mind I set out last Saturday with camera in hand and open eyes. After dropping my friend off in the meat packing district, I made my way toward the High Line based on his recommendation. It was a gorgeous day to be in NY and I found myself wandering around, looking at whatever interested me. I was walking for almost 3 hours and probably only covered about 1 mile. Slow and steady.
I found myself being drawn to textures and graphic compositions. I shot a total of 48 images or the equivalent of 2 rolls of film. I took my time, allowing subjects to present themselves. I didn't try to control the situation but rather waited for what Cartier-Bresson called the decisive moment.
This photo walk was therapeutic in the sense that I allowed myself to see whatever I wanted to see. There was no one but me deciding what to shoot. It felt great and after going back through what I shot I realized I had some images that I wanted to share. I'm not sure what they say about me as a photographer, but that's not the point. I think the point is that they represent one of the many ways in which I see the world. Below are three photos from this photo walk. If you want to see my 15 favorite, click HERE.

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Create Your Own Charm Necklace in 3 Easy Steps
If you know me then you know that I am obsessed with my name and my initials. I'm not sure why but I just am! I am a sucker for anything with an 'A' on it and if I can find 'AL', it's like I've just struck gold. For the longest time I had been wanting an initial pendant necklace so when I found out the not only does Stella & Dot sell initial pendants but that they also sell charms I knew I had to have a customized charm necklace!
For my necklace that you see above I have my initial 'A' pendant, my June birth stone, and a silver and gold 'with love' charm. You can create your own charm necklace too at Stella & Dot in 3 easy steps: 1. Start with a personalized detail, 2. Add a symbol to tell a story, and 3. Put it all together with a simple chain or a delicate necklace. Charm necklaces are great thoughtful gift ideas for friends and family members for any occasion!


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Product Donation Policy
At Taconic Distillery, we believe in being a good citizen in the community we live and we like to support non-profit organizations that make our community a better place to live. Since we opened for business, Taconic Distillery has generously donated to local organizations. If you have a donation request, here are some guidelines. We wish we could donate an unlimited amount to everyone who asks but we simply don't have unlimited resources. We prioritize requests based on our guiding principals and the things in life that are important to us.
PLEASE NOTE: If you would like Taconic Distillery to consider a donation request and you are not excluded by the guidelines BELOW, YOU MUST COMPLETE BOTH OF THESE STEPS:
1. send us a formal letter on your organization's letterhead stating the specific purpose for the donation
2. fill out our Product Donation Request Form.
Here are the areas we believe in supporting:
We believe in responsible alcohol consumption and its education.
We care about our children's education and creating a better future.
We care about the preservation of the Hudson Valley, its culture, its beauty, its heritage, and its people.
Requests for alcohol sponsorships (i.e. free product):
Taconic puts priority on supporting educational events that allow a Taconic ambassador to educate a group about the art and enjoyment of spirits. We generally do not donate any product when the spirit is going to be mixed in a cocktail. We believe you learn about a product when you get to really taste it.
We believe, if at all possible, there should be a minor fee for any event we sponsor because the tasters pay better attention, they learn more, and the fee filters out those that just want a free drink!
If you would like Taconic Distillery to consider a donation request and you are not excluded by the above guidelines, please send us a formal letter on your organization's letterhead stating the specific purpose for the donation AND fill out our Product Donation Request Form. Your request must be received at least four weeks prior to the event date in order for us to respond. Due to the overwhelming volume of requests that we receive, we regret that we are unable to fulfill all of them.
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The Vocal Tract
When air is pushed up from the lungs, the movements within the vocal tract create each unique sound. The vocal tract is the area from the nose and the nasal cavity down to the vocal cords deep in the throat. Understanding the vocal tract is an important aspect of learning to accurately produce sounds. The lips, tongue, and jaw are the parts of the vocal tract that are initially the easiest to control voluntarily.
The vocal tract: front to back
Consonant sounds are generally easier sounds to "feel" than vowel sounds because they are created with a more constricted vocal tract.
The lips: The p sound, b sound, and m sound are created by pressing the lips together, while forming the f sound and v sound requires interaction between the bottom lip and the top teeth.
The tip of the tongue and the front teeth: The unvoiced th and voiced th sounds are created by controlling how the close the tip of the tongue is to the front teeth.
The front of the tongue (including the tip) and the tooth ridge: The tooth ridge is the bony bump directly behind the top front teeth (behind the tooth ridge is the hard palate). Accuracy of tongue position in relation to the tooth ridge is necessary for production of the t sound, d sound, ch sound, j sound, s sound, z sound, sh sound, zh sound, l sound, and n sound.
The back of the tongue and the soft palate: The soft palate is the fleshy area at the top, back of the mouth. The back of the tongue interacts with the soft palate to create the k sound, g sound, and ng sound.
The deep back of the tongue and the throat: The h sound is created by constricting the area at the very back of the mouth.
The nasal cavity
The nasal cavity is the uppermost section of the vocal tract. The m sound, n sound, and ng sound are nasal sounds that are created when air is released through the nasal cavity. As an experiment, create an m sound (the lips should be completely closed) and hold your nose shut with your fingers. When air cannot pass out our nose, we cannot create these sounds!
The vocal cords
The vocal cords are deep in the throat, and their vibration allows sound to be said more loudly or more quietly. While all vowel sounds are voiced, meaning the vocal cords vibrate during their production, many consonant sounds are unvoiced, meaning that the vocal cords do not vibrate during their production. The vibration of the vocal cords can be felt by placing two fingers at the front of the throat and creating a b sound. Then, in contrast, create a p sound and notice that there is no vibration.


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Editor, the Tribune: The recent article about David and Debbie Oliver's "exit strategy" and Hank Waters' corresponding commentary exemplify dying well. Columbia is fortunate to have outstanding hospital systems, physicians, palliative care teams, and hospice agencies that serve the dying and their families. The piece that is lacking is a hospice house.
Research confirms most people prefer to die at home surrounded and cared for by their loved ones. Unfortunately, not all patients have family available for care giving, and not everyone has the financial resources to pay for 24-hour care. I have known several young patients whose spouse had to work and whose parents were caring for the couple's children. In those instances, 30-year-old patients were admitted to a nursing home to die.
For years, a group of dedicated individuals has worked diligently to establish a hospice house in Columbia. There are myriad reasons why we have yet to be successful, including regulations, financial constraints, reimbursement issues and public support. As 7.3 million baby boomers become elderly, the need for community hospice houses intensifies. Kansas City and St. Louis have beautiful homes dedicated to the care of the terminally ill. Columbians deserve a dignified, tranquil setting in which to complete their exit strategies. As Waters pointed out, we will all face this issue at some point. After all, the death rate is still one per person.
Denise Swenson, PhD, MSW, LCSW
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Here's Another One: Over 71% Of Americans Use The Internet To Make Buying Decisions, Jupiter Research.
Hello, residual income! That's what the Internet and network there are rules about mlm advertising that make it tricky to sell product and opportunity directly. Internet and Network Marketing If you are looking at your network marketing company's glossy and she found a store that had a special on that style. She was 10 minutes in the store buying the dryer, because she'd found the information she needed online. She was 10 minutes in the store buying the people walk in a wide circle around http://www.escapegamestoplay.com/det-inkluderer-visning-av-bannerannonser-pa-nettsider-e-markedsfr


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About Us
Designated Driver USA Foundation, Inc. (DDUSA) is a new Non-Profit Organization of volunteers dedicated to saving lives. Our goal is to promote, educate, and make available to the public, safe alternatives to drunk and impaired driving. We at DDUSA would like to give the public access to an array of alternative transportation services suited for their needs locally, and looking forward, nationally. These services for instance will include hotels, limos, taxis, DD services, public transportation, rides shares, and many more. We would like to provide phone services, a website, and a phone app for the public to easily access specific services/businesses when they are in need of safe transportation.
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Thank you for your interest. We normally respond within the next business day.
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Offering services currently in Northeast Ohio & throughout the United States soon.
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As an undergraduate, I often spent my time in between classes at coffee shops on campus. On occasion, I made genuine attempts at academic progress, but in truth, anyone trying to work was better off in the dorms or the library. The coffee shop, in essence, was a not-so-subtle locale to see and be seen. There I'd sit - staring at the same page, rereading the same line - hoping that my crush-of-the-moment would happen upon me nonchalantly reading Rilke. (As if the average undergraduate male actually cared what the heck I was reading).
But a true café - that European or Europhilic wonder of the world - resembles neither the collegiate coffee shop (a slightly less commercial variant of your local Starbucks) nor a silent study hall. It has a character all its own - charmingly unchanging despite generations of regulars, who ultimately leave it high-and-dry after an intense stint of unflinching fidelity. It's a quiet, yet buzzing corner of the world, best suited to the grad student, youthful researcher or urban creative - thinkers entrenched in their own ideals and interests, both incensed and mellowed by the fog of sleepless nights.
Which brings me to the subject of sustenance. Some café creatures seem to live on black coffee alone. Others drift towards cigarettes or café crèmes. But my favorite cafés are those who provide a little something more to chew on (as endless hours of reading seem to have a way of cultivating oral fixations).
In Paris, my café of choice was the Café Maure at the Grand Mosquée de Paris. Built in the years following World War I, La Grande Mosquée remains the only official mosque in Paris, despite the significant growth of the capital's Muslim population. The mosque itself is typically closed to all but the faithful, but on the corner of Rue Daubeton and Rue Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire, a Moorish archway invites the curious in - to sip sweet mint tea, smoke hookah or nibble on honey-laden pastries under the shade of fig trees. There I would spend many an afternoon, induling in Kaab el Ghazal (half-moon pastries perfumed with orange flower water) and reading French philosophy).
Back in New York, there's no shortage of cafés worth frequenting in the city, but unlike Paris, those worth lingering in are a bit harder to come by. Morningside Heights' Hungarian Pastry Shop is one of these rare gems, located just outside the thumping heart of Columbia's main campus.
The leaner (and thriftier) among us will rave about Hungarian's free refills, but my indulgence of choice is their baklava – honey soaked and nutty as the day is long, somehow simultaneously flaky and densely chewy. (When I worked at Columbia, the walk home past Hungarian was treacherous. The only thing that saved me from poverty-by-pastry was the fact that the desserts are not quite viewable from the window). And with an ambiance fitting of an old Woody Allen film (or Love Story, if the protagonists had attended Columbia), there's enough 1970s flair to sustain the whole neighborhood's charm.
True, it can be hard to find a seat here – but in warmer months the sculpture garden at St. John the Divine (just across the street) is an enviable extension of HP's café culture. At worst, if it's too cold or crowded to stay, they'll wrap you up a snack in an old-timey paper box with striped pastry string. An adorable consolation prize for your efforts.


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Crossrail Place Roof Garden — London
Crossrail Place was designed by architects Foster + Partners (they also designed the ceilings at the British Museum and King's Cross' recent addition) to house shopping and leisure facilities but also includes a roof garden to connect the surrounding towers of steel and glass with the natural world. Cleverly (and poetically) the planting, designed by Gillespies brings in plants that originated in the countries visited by trading ships that used the docks that have been sited there since 1802.
We liked the way that the timber structure of the roof joined the gap between architecture outside and the horticulture inside. We liked that there were open sections to bring a breeze through the palms, maples and grasses and we particularly liked that we seemed to be the only people in the garden.
The roof garden at Crossrail Place (near Canary Wharf station) is open from dawn until dusk and is free entry, no need to book.


text: On Apr 6, 2012, at 3:40 PM, Chris Wilson wrote: > On Fri, 6 Apr 2012 14:17:41 -0400, Xi Wang <xi.wang at gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Why an attempt to vmalloc? The overflow check in drm_malloc_ab() >> will simply return NULL and fail the ioctl with -ENOMEM. > > It's an invalid value for the ioctl and should be treated as such, not > making ENOMEM more ambiguous. We could copy and paste the overflow check so as to return -EINVAL. I just doubt how much that would help --- you can find existing usages in other functions, for example, in i915_gem_execbuffer(): /* Copy in the exec list from userland */ exec_list = drm_malloc_ab(sizeof(*exec_list), args->buffer_count); exec2_list = drm_malloc_ab(sizeof(*exec2_list), args->buffer_count); if (exec_list == NULL || exec2_list == NULL) { DRM_DEBUG("Failed to allocate exec list for %d buffers\n", args->buffer_count); drm_free_large(exec_list); drm_free_large(exec2_list); return -ENOMEM; } Should we fix all these as well by repeating the checks and returning -EINVAL? I am worried about the code bloat / readability price you would pay for getting a different error code. BTW, I've also seen code using E2BIG. Any documented guideline? - xi


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Double Diner Dog Bowls
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These long-lasting stainless steel dog bowls feature a sparkling easy-to-clean finish.
They are also rust, chew, scratch, and odor resistant. Packed as a set complete with wire frame and two 3 quart tapered stainless steel bowls.


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|Western Spice
Visited on July 2014 (All photo by Iphone5)
迟来的一顿晚餐:聚餐庆祝丽莉的生日,由她翻牌子点了古迹区的某间餐馆,可是兜来兜去却找不着,没行驶错方向,确定抵达目的,可是眼前的景象:招牌不知所踪,昏黄的街灯映在玻璃窗口,清空的餐厅在古屋岁月摧残的斑驳墙里像个废墟。庆幸口袋里还有几个可翻的牌子,就这样来到了槟州大会堂旁的Western Spice餐厅,又是一场欢乐一场微醉的夜晚。
Birthday celebration!!! Is Lily birthday and we decide to bring her for a great dinner. After our discussion, we decide to choose Western Spice to celebrate her birthday.
|Birthday Girl - Lily with Appetizer
We decided to order variety of dishes to share since we cant decide what we want to eat individually and also by this we can order more and taste all of their foods. Overall, we quite impressed with their food served especially the seafood platter. It is just simply delicious.
|Wild Mushroom Soup
|Escargot (Homamade cream with selection of premium mushrooms)
|Lily with Main Course
|Roasted Duck (Medium)
|Roasted Duck (Medium)
|Seafood Combo
|Seafood Combo
(grilled giant squid, salmon and scallops served with potato and vegetables)
|Sesame Spaghetti
|Sesame Spaghetti
Do we forget anything to complete our night? Dessert!!! We will not miss out our dessert. The dessert that we order was too delicious. We didn't not expected that olive oil, banana, ice cream and nuts served warm was super match and damn good to taste. We very impressed with the dessert served that night. It is totally not oily in taste and some how you feel refreshing when you eat it. You guys should really try this dessert if you guys have a chance to pay a visit to their restaurant. You won't regret it!!!
|Olive Oil with Banana and Ice Cream
|Olive Oil with Banana and Ice Cream
|Ice Blender Mojito (Cocktail)
|Red Wine
|White Wine
|Boon Han and Kim
Our night would not be complete with a glass or two of alcohol beverages. We decided to order a glass of house white wine and also a glass of cocktail. Let's us drunk for the beautiful moment!!!
Western Spice – Green Hall Penang (Original by Chef Nick)
电话 Tel:042611553
地址 Address:1, Green Hall Road (off Light Street), Georgetown, 10200 Penang, Malaysia
营业时间 Buisness Hours:11.30am to 10.30pm (Tuesday – Sunday)
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Something monstrous lurks in the abandoned house on the edge of town, and Lenora's séances have attracted its attention. I think this is the start of a good hook, but I think the wording could be condensed by saying something like "Lenora's séances have attracted something monstrous in the abandoned house at the edge of town."
When their friend David died in that house, James became obsessed with the idea that the death wasn't quite permanent. Again, I think the wording could be a little smoother. This could say something along the lines of "Lenora's friend James is obsessed with the idea that… Play around with the wording. The séances are supposed to conjure David's spirit and convince James to give up pestering Lenora. David's spirit is nowhere to be found. She questions whether James might be right, and when a local teenager says he saw David in the woods, Lenora decides she has to learn the truth. Discovering what happened to David will mean figuring out what has taken up residence in that house. Is it worth risking the creature's wrath, or will finding David just bring her face to face with a second monster? I'm wondering if Lenora has any qualifications to perform séances. Has she done it before? How does she know if it's working or not. If James is so convinced that David is there some how, why isn't he performing the séances? In general, a bit more world-building would be good.Also, just try to make sure the writing is as smooth as possible. Have somebody else read it out loud and see where they stumble.
I'm going to assume that this is just the synopsis portion of the query, because it needs to have additional information on word count, genre, comp titles, ect.


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You won't find Dimei Guang Chang on any tour guide's list of places to shop, nor will you find many locals (over 25) who are familiar with this shopping wonderland. Dimei Guang Chang is tucked underground beneath People's Square and is easy to miss if you don't know where to turn.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Dimei Guang Chang Underground Shopping Arcade
You won't find Dimei Guang Chang on any tour guide's list of places to shop, nor will you find many locals (over 25) who are familiar with this shopping wonderland. Dimei Guang Chang is tucked underground beneath People's Square and is easy to miss if you don't know where to turn.
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Street Snap
*credit designerclipart.com
As the weather quickly cools down in Shanghai, people rapidly transition into their fall wardrobe. With that comes fluffy sweaters, cute boots and hats and the opportunity to layer. Fall weather also creates a perfect time to sight some amazingly cute outfits.
Here's what I saw the other day.... can you guess what it is? Here's a hint!
Monday, September 30, 2013
Review: Shiseido, Ma Cherie
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Labels: bargain , product review
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Let's Learn Chinese Together!
Welcome to the Classroom
Today I am going to introduce some basic and general terms you might find useful when shopping for apparel. I'm not a Chinese language teacher, nor am I a native speaker, but I've found the words below to be handy when shopping both in store and online so I'd like to share them with you.
Below is a graphic I quickly drew up to help illustrate the meanings. You can cover the words and test yourself to see if you know them all.
Let's begin!
Monday, September 23, 2013
Le'Teen Autumn #9 Fashion Guide
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Swimmer- a Japanese Zakka in Shanghai
Friday, September 20, 2013
Happy Mid Autumn Festival
Monday, September 16, 2013
Taobao Review: Vivid Shop
This is a review for replica items purchased through the Taobao shop Vivid.
Please support the brand Liz Lisa and continue to purchase their goods.
Lis Lisa Official Webshop
Retailed internationally through Yesstyle
Available at Jiu Guang Mall read my post
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Gyaru Shops at Jiu Guang Department Store (Photo Heavy)
Located in the Jing'an district of Shanghai, Jiu Guang Department Store is home to hundreds of trendy domestic and international fashion brands. If you are looking for a one stop shop that is sure to fill your every indulgence, Jiu Guang is the place to go.
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Product Review: Facial Mask & BB Cream
Women all over Asia swear by their nightly face mask ritual to keep their skin looking fresh and young. I've tried out SASAtinne's Honey Peach for nourishing and brightening.
Labels: product review
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Liz Lisa Shanghai
Liz Lisa is Japanese fashion brand known for their ultra feminine and cute clothing. With frequent floral prints and use of chiffon fabrics it is a staple in most roma and himekaji gyaru wardrobes (not totally accurate, but here's a description of "gyaru"). The brand's concept has a strong focus on "Retro & Girlish", so needless to say, I love Liz Lisa! I was excited to discover they have a store in Shanghai and quickly made my way over to check it out.
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Introducing Mister Donut's Hello Kitty campaign!
OPA Shanghai & Daiso 10 RMB shop
OPA Shanghai , opened in 2010, is a Japanese shopping mall which boasts the title of the "first large scale shopping mall in China dedicating almost its entire floor space to Japanese brands" (Tokyofashion.com). If you know anything about Japan, you must know that it's entire pop culture is built around the concept of kawaii, cute.
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Le'Teen: My first encounter with Cute in Shanghai
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Welcome to Cute Shanghai!
Thank you for visiting my blog, Cute Shanghai! I hope together we can discover many cute and wonderful things around the city of Shanghai, China.
Perhaps Shanghai is not the first location you think of when asked to name a city filled with cute things, but in fact this city is filled with objects and places that will make your heart squeal with joy. From cute cafes nestled in old districts to artfully arranged boutiques, I'll deliver the cutest things in Shanghai to you.
So what can you expect?
The Bund (Pudong side)
Welcome to Shanghai!
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Anglers Wave Goodbye To A Productive Spring
Written by Steve McCadams | Originally published 06/14/2012
Kentucky Lake's late spring fishing scene has been a good one and anglers will officially enter the summer season next Wednesday. Hopefully, things won't change much as summer patterns have been underway for quite some time and the overall report card has chalked up some high marks for bass, bluegill and crappie anglers as of late. It has been a pretty nice week of weather with the exception of a thunderstorm that roared through late Monday afternoon and sent boaters scrambling toward shore as gale force winds blew everyone off the lake. However, most days have been pleasant for fishermen with light winds and some cloud cover helping out anglers. Mayfly hatches were underway this week across the reservoir, although not massive like those of yesteryear when millions of flies used to descend on every nook and cranny. Still, practically every species of fish seem to benefit once this natural buffet occurs. Surface temperatures this week stayed in the 78 to 81 degree range. Water color remains clear as very little runoff has entered the watershed. Lake levels continue to sleep below their normal summer pool elevation of 359 on both Kentucky and Barkley Lakes. Just about all types of angler have learned to adjust and take it in stride but it has been different this spring, especially for those bass and bluegill fishermen who are accustomed to working shallow shoreline habitat. Lake levels are pretty much the same as last week at this time. Elevation is projected to be in the 357.6 range at Kentucky Dam as the weekend approaches. Upstream at New Johnsonville readings will be 357.4. There has been slight current in the main river channel at times but basically, the Tennessee River has had low flow for several weeks running. Summer crappie are biting good for anglers working the 11 to 14 foot depth zones where stakebeds and brushpiles have been producing decent numbers. While several small fish are sharing the midrange depth zones there are some good fish mixed right in there with them. Baits of choice have ranged from jigs tipped with minnows to jigs tipped with Berkley crappie nibbles in the white, chartreuse or gold metal flake colors. Popular color combos have ranged from red/chartreuse to some white/orange, black/chartreuse, and blue/chartreuse variations. Crappie action will likely hold up week for several more weeks until the summer doldrums arrive. Overall the June bite has been right on track but overlooked by most anglers who are missing out on this underrated period of the year. A few scattered bluegill are showing up with hefty appetites as anglers are catching them in a variety of depths and locations, a typical scenario once bedding phases are in the rearview mirror and mayfly hatches occur. Some nice bluegill have moved out toward deeper crappie beds this week but a few remain near shallow flat and piers or boathouses where shade is available and mayflies are hitting the surface. Catfish have been hanging out in midrange depths too and crappie anglers are tying into a few that are sharing the submerged structures. A few pontoons have been jug fishing and finding some activity back in the bays as their bait presentations drift across the midrange hangouts. Bass anglers continue to reel in some dandy stringers from variety of locations and patterns. Ledge fishing is still paying dividends as hefty stringers were taken this week by those tossing big shad colored crankbaits, Texas rigged worms, and Carolina rigged worms and lizards. Hopping a jig and craw combo is still working too as are some spoons fished on the deeper sides of drop-offs. While a lot of decent size fish are holding on the breaks or moving up at times to feed in the 10 to 12 foot zones, reports continue to credit deeper depths at times for producing some of the better fish taken in the tournament scene. Close behind the ledge pattern has been the increasing popularity of the milfoil grassbed pattern that jumped into the limelight two weeks ago. While not much grass has been observed north of the White Oak or Harmon's Creek sector, there appears to be increasing mats of the aquatic vegetation showing up in the New Johnsonville sector. Anglers are tossing spinnerbaits, floating worms, jerk baits, Texas rigged worms, and Rattle Trap style lures wherever vegetation can be located. No doubt the bass are relating to the grass that is full of shad and bluegill forage. Summer patterns for bass and crappie, along with other species, are about where they should be for this time of year and the overall fishing scene is holding up to its reputation as the transition of seasons takes place. Spring is about to fade away and while it has been somewhat unusual, it will go down as a season that was kind to anglers providing some very good weather these last few months that resulted in a productive fishery. Odds are future springs will not be as nice as the one we've just enjoyed.
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Student at Loughborough's Charnwood College headed for university in Italy
A student from Loughborough's Charnwood College, part of the David Ross Education Trust, has been offered a place at the University of Turin in Italy.
Year 13 student, Tom Herbert, received an offer from the prestigious University to study computer science after taking a year to teach himself Italian and passing the entrance exam. Since completing his GCSE's, Tom has developed a passion for computing and technology and he has decided to pursue this by taking A levels in maths, physics and computing at Charnwood College.
Tom commented: "I chose the University of Turin because it is one of the best universities in Italy for computer science. The support that I have received from Charnwood College to get to this point has been immense and they've encouraged my decision to study in Italy."
Tom hopes that his degree will provide a pathway into programming, preferably at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning.
As a part of the David Ross Education Trust, Charnwood College is committed to providing a high standard of education, whilst enriching students' learning with a vast array of outstanding opportunities ranging from residential trips to meeting elite athletes.
Alastair O'Connor, Principal at Charnwood College, added: "Students at Charnwood College are securing places at fantastic higher education destinations every year from undergraduate degrees at Oxbridge to Sports Scholarships in the United States.
"Tom's drive and determination to secure a University at one of Italy's top universities is a remarkable achievement and a reflection of his ability. We wish him all the best."


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Sunday, February 10, 2008
Rock Star, baybee!
I'm sitting here watching my husband play guitar on rockband. I was singing earlier, but I'm tired and out of sorts, so he's working on his solo guitar tour. I was struck by the differences in our approaches. I was the first to make the jump to hard difficulty, and the first to jump back to medium when I got my tush handed to me. I rarely do a song more than once in a row. I'd say never off hand. He was slower to move to hard, slower to move back to medium and I listen to the same songs over and over and over again as he practices. He actually uses practice mode to slow some of the more challenging songs down to 70% (or slower) speed and work at just the guitar solo bit by bit by bit. I leap in, hope for the best and I've been practice mode exactly once. At his urging. It's a wonderful highlight about how two very different people can both approach one thing (the game) and enjoy it in very different ways. Equally, how two people can co-operate (we have three different bands where we both work together), even with very different approaches. His love of practice gets indulged when we get asked to do the same songs are different gigs, my impulsive nature adores (even if I complain!) the random set lists. We're both happy. I think this is the point at which I draw some warm fuzzy after school special conclusion about different people working together yadda yadda.. you're all big people. You made the leap already, I don't need to. Besides 'Maple Infusion' needs it's lead singer for a random set list. Cant talk! This virtual superstar life takes it outta a girl!
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Exploring Food and Wine in Portugal
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Lance Bombardier Kerry Fletcher, 32, won a claim against the MoD for sex discrimination, victimisation and sexual harassment earlier this year.
She is seeking up to 400,000 pounds in compensation through a remedy hearing of the Leeds employment tribunal.
Monica Carss-Frisk QC, counsel for the MoD, offered Miss Fletcher an apology after the panel was told she had never received one.
She said: "Can I just make it clear I do, on behalf of the MoD, offer an apology for the conduct that led to your findings."
The tribunal heard last year heard that the unnamed staff sergeant pestered Miss Fletcher for sex and sent her explicit text messages while she worked at an Army stables in North Yorkshire.
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She handed in her notice in February this year after serving in the Army for 10 years.
John Mackenzie, her solicitor, said her position within the Royal Artillery became "untenable" after she won her case against the MoD.
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Many mothers like me here in the Philippines are growing more and more worried by the day as the number of people becoming sick with the A(H1N1) virus increases. Classes have just began in our part of the world and in the first week, some students were found positive resulting in classes being suspended and moved by about 10 days.
In the university where my girls go to school, there were initially 3 high school cases but another case was confirmed yesterday. So far, the school where my boys study has been virus-free but as more and more schools confirm cases of their students getting sick, I worry.
However, I have suggestions for school administrators and teachers especially in schools that are well-equipped to use technology and the internet. You can have a back-up plan to ensure that in the event you will be forced to suspend classes, your students do not lose too many days out of school. This will require a paradigm shift in the way you conduct classes but it can work.
You can shift to the web.
Of course, many of these moves may require coordination with DECS but just think of the possibilities:
1. Email addresses and mobile numbers serve as point-to-point contact – Many schools, as part of information sheets during enrollment, ask for the email addresses and mobile numbers of parents & students. Take this to the next level. Use your database of email addresses of all your students/teachers/administrators/parents and create mailing lists now. One mailing list for faculty, another for parents, another for students (by level). This will be one of your ways to disseminate information.
2. School websites are not just for information; they can be transformed into online classrooms. – A few days ago, the boys' school held parent orientations. I did not go. I was feeling under the weather and chose to stay away from crowds. But I heard that the orientations did not last long. The class advisers went through powerpoint presentations to introduce the line-up of teachers as well as answer a few questions from the attending parents.
Now this got me thinking. If that was all it took during orientations, why could we not have put this same information up on the website of the school, giving access to parents via some form of security code?
I remember the inauguration of Pres. Barack Obama. CNN created a Facebook page linked to its website. Any Facebook users who subscribed to the page could literally jump into a chatroom as the inauguration was going on and add his/her comments to the global community. Bring that down to a school community.
Could we create a smaller version of a chatroom so that parents could do conferencing with the school administrators/faculty as they are viewing a presentation?
Could Powerpoint presentations be simply uploaded to the website for parents to access?
Could the teachers have made podcasts/videos of what they wanted to say to parents as well?
Can lessons be broadcast via podcasts or YouTube?
3. Think ONLINE QUIZZES!!! – Yes, there will be issues like: Do we really know if it is the student answering the quiz or not since he is not visible to the teacher? But maybe with proper sanctions in place for those found cheating, or with appropriate security codes/log-in requirements, students can take quizzes online. Cheap webcams can be required so that a student would be visible via webcam to his teacher while taking an exam. Grading would be a cinch too since the correct answers can be keyed into a program that does instantaneous checking of papers.
4. Collaborative tools make team-based projects easy online. – Google Docs is one example of a collaborative tool. Word documents, spreadsheets and presentations can be created and shared online. Team members can all view the same document, make changes, chat online about it and essentially, collaborate. No need for face-to-face interaction.
5. Use Mobile broadcasting for important announcements – Many schools in Metro Manila utilize this tool already. Parents/students/faculty subscribe to the service and important announcements from the school are pushed via SMS to the subscribers. While mobile broadcasting nowadays is in the form of school cancellations, event announcements and the like, this can be used also to alert parents and students to check the school website for newly posted classroom activities.
This internet mode of schooling is, of course, a temporary measure and can be utilized only in extreme cases when the school is forced to suspend classes for long stretches. But if the DECS accepts this as an alternate mode of schooling, cases like the A(H1N1) pandemic need not interrupt school days drastically.
At the moment, I also realize that it is the private schools that would have the advantage in implementing this over public schools due to their access to technology and computers but we can start from here.
Leave a comment if you have other ideas as to how classes can be conducted online to reduce the interruptions.


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We received our first 2017 seed delivery last week (as always, from High Mowing Organic Seeds and, as always, 100% organic and non-GMO), so of course we had to make our annual blog post outlining our picks for this season. Check out the slideshow below for some of our favorites:
We also have a whole bunch of seeds from last year that were just marked down to 50% off.
If that's not enough planting inspiration, click here for High Mowing's staff picks.
The almanac says the last frost is going to be early this year (April 1st-18th for the NY Metro area) so you want to get your fruiting plant (tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, etc.) and flower seeds started pretty much NOW. Stop in for seeds and supplies!


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Eggplant can be a tricky veggie. When it isn't cooked well, the skins become problematic and the texture can be unappetizing. However, baingan bharta is NOTHING like that. First, the skins are removed. So moving on from that, the eggplants get simmered in a spicy tomato onion sauce that is delicious. I LOVE eating this dish with kudhi (curried yogurt soup) and basmati rice. SOOOOO yum. Another bonus is this dish freezes well!
- 3 tbs olive oil
- 1/2 tsp mustard seeds
- 1 tsp cumin seeds
- 2 tsp minced ginger (one 2 inch piece minced)
- 2 1/2 tsp minced garlic
- 3 serranos (minced)
- 1/4 tsp ground tumeric
- 1/4 tsp hing (asafetida)
- 1 onion (diced)
- 4 roma tomatoes (diced)
- 2 large eggplants
- 1 1/2 tsp red mirchi (powdered cayenne pepper)
- 1/3 tsp pav bhaji masala
- salt to taste
- cilantro (freshly chopped) for garnish
- Wash the eggplant and slash lengthwise 4 times (do not cut all the way through!).
- Line a baking sheet with AL foil and spray with pam. Add the eggplants and bake for approximately 40 minutes at 450F or until eggplants' skins pucker (see pic below).
- Remove the eggplants and let cool. Once cool, remove the skins and mash the flesh (with a fork). Set aside.
- Heat the oil over medium low heat.
- Add the mustard seeds. Cook until they sizzle (~30secs once oil is hot).
- Add the cumin seeds and bring to sizzle (~30 seconds).
- Add the garlic, ginger, haldi, hing and serranos. Sauté.
- Add the onion and cook until translucent.
- Add the mirchi and tomatoes. Cook until juice separates from tomatoes (~5-7 minutes).
- Add the mashed eggplant, pav bhaji masala, salt to taste and 1 tsp sugar. Cook for 10 minutes or until the oil separates.
- Garnish with freshly chopped cilantro and serve with rotli/naan/rice & kudhi.


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Wicklow Residence was a full extension and renovation project which was carried out as collaboration with KLD and deep retrofit company Renova. It involved the demolition of the existing flat roofed extension, a full reconfiguration, redesign of the existing stone cottage, and the design of a new double story extension to the rear of the property.
The existing stone cottage is over two hundred years old, so we designed the extension to be sympathetic to the existing stone cottage and sought to highlight the original features within the cottage as much as possible. The stone cottage originally had quite small window opens and was dark inside. We wanted the addition to be bright and spacious and reflect a sense of modernity in contrast to the cottage.
As well as reconfiguring the space, we also designed joinery and furniture items throughout the house to enhance storage. The client was downsizing from a large family home so it was extremely important to maximise storage and functionality throughout the house. Circulation and ease of use was a key design consideration overall.
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April 10, 2018 at 11:12 #1960
For Field Day we are doing something different. We will not be going to a Reserved Group campground this year. We will be doing dry camping instead. The reason behind this is cost. Plus, the theory behind Field Day is to do a simulated off grid/Emergency Communications dry run, so lets switch it up.
Here is a link to the campgrounds we have chosen. Point Alpha will be the spot we will attempt to get, but if we can't get that spot, then the fall back points will be Bravo, Charlie, etc.
You will need to pay close attention to the Facebook and Website as to our location. We will also be on the Metro link system off of Mount Ord, and will be monitoring the Rim Link.
We will have a simplex frequency that we will use for local communications.
If you use the following link, you will notice that we marked a few other locations of interest. There is a Hotel about 7 miles away. My recommendation is to make your reservations now. There is also a small grocery store. I wouldn't expect this to be stocked like a grocery store down here in the valley, but I would expect it to have ice, drinks, and maybe a few other essentials.
This is a dry camp. With that being said, there are no facilities, no water, no garbage, etc. We will be digging a pit toilet. You will need to bring your own water up. We will be using our Generators. So if this is not the type of camping you enjoy, then perhaps coming up for the day or staying at the local hotel will be a better option for you.
We will have signs on the road to mark the road turn off, but you will need to be paying attention. It shouldn't be that difficult to find.
At this moment, we plan on being a 2A or a 3A station, depending on how many of you bring your radios. If you plan on attending, let us know. We would like to know about a month prior, how many are planning on attending. If you are planning on attending and have a radio you want to bring up, (HF radio that is), let us know in advance. We need to know for a little pre planning. If you are wanting to go, but unsure, then just say so. It would be nice to see a few smiling faces.
Field Day 2018 is June 23-24. So plan it out now.
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Red Cabbage Salad Recipe
Salade de Chou Rouge
This red cabbage salad recipe or salade de chou rouge is a colourful,tasty yet easy salad recipe for you to make at home.
• 1 tablespoon chopped chives or onion and/or 3 tablespoons sliced radishes.
• Vinaigrette a la moutarde (please see page for hors d oeuvres and French dressings)
• It is easier now to cut the cabbage into quarters and cut away the core.
• Slice the cabbage very, very thinly.
• Sprinkle with salt and leave for about an hour.
• Drain and dry with kitchen towels or a clean teacloth.
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The Big Horn County commissioners unanimously selected Deputy Clerk Lori Albers to be the new county clerk through 2014.
Albers duties started immediately since the former clerk Dori Noyes began her duties as clerk of district court Oct. 1. Albers will finish Noyes four-year term through 2014. She was one of three candidates interviewed by the commissioners. Albers Deputy Clerk Deb LaBudda and former deputy clerk Beth Lampman were selected as the three candidates to submit to the commissioners by the Republican Central Committee.
Commission Chairman Jerry Ewen said, "We had two candidates currently working in the office. Any of the three could have done the job."
He said Albers had quite a varied background and experience that could prove beneficial in the role of clerk.
"Her positive, energetic management style will serve the public well," Ewen said.
He praised the work of the Republican Central Committee for narrowing the list to submit to the commissioners. "I asked if they would rank the candidates and they said they would submit them only in alphabetical order," Ewen said.
Albers, in an interview this week, said, "An opportunity like this doesn't come up a lot. I love a challenge. Sure I would have loved to have a few more years but this is a great opportunity and I have the background, especially in budgeting from San Diego State University."
She said she "definitely" plans to run for the office in 2014. "I would love to have the legacy in this office that Ellen (Cowan Whipps) has. It's neat that this office is thought of as Ellen's."
As for the transition into the new position, Albers said, "I'm hoping the transition between Dori and myself is seamless. We have a great team here. Everyone does a great job with the daily operations."
She said while the office has made progress in the area of customer service in the past few years, she has some ideas to even make it more customer friendly.
"My short-term goal is to get through the General Election as smoothly as the primary, and we're on pace to do that," Albers said. She said then she'll turn her attention to other items.
While having worked in the office for two years, Albers said she understands most of the duties of the clerk, compared to a deputy clerk but admits she anticipates a few surprises.
She said she has a great staff to work with, Noyes is "just upstairs" and has already offered her help and support.
"I feel fortunate we have a great team and I have some great resources," Albers said, adding that she has already met a lot of the other clerks in the state and they will prove to be valuable assets of information and experience and assistance. She said she's already learning a lot just reading the e-mail the clerks exchange.
She said the office will be seeking a new deputy clerk soon.
Albers was raised in Cody and then was transplanted to San Diego until moving back to Wyoming in 2010, residing in Basin. She began working at the county clerk's office in 2010.
She said she has a wide range of knowledge of the office and look forward to the challenge and new responsibilities becoming the county clerk will present.
In her resume she submitted to the Republican Central Committee, Albers said prior to her move back to Wyoming, she worked at San Diego State University (SDSU) Research Foundation for the 23 years; starting at an entry level position and working her way up, working directly with many diverse executive directors and faculty researchers for 17 years.
"As part of my many job responsibilities I developed program concepts, proposals and budgets, contacted federal and non-federal funding agencies and individuals, secured financial commitments and subsequently administered that funding in a fiscally responsible manner, in accordance with sponsor (federal, state and local) and university guidelines."
She wrote to the committee, "My skill set and personality are ideal for this position. My experience at SDSU evolved in levels of responsibility and allowed me to grow with the organization expanding my skill set and to develop an in depth knowledge of requirements for each process and project. I worked directly with several research faculty on disparate programs all requiring high levels of detail, accuracy and organization. I handled program and proposal development, budgetary planning, implementation and daily management across all of them.
"I am extremely familiar – and comfortable – with performing many tasks, simultaneously. I have managed staff ranging from two to 10 employees and have a strong team environment management style.
"I believe my excellent working relationship with my coworkers and dedication to our work in the clerk's office will make this time of transition much smoother for our team as we continue to serve the citizens of Big Horn County."
Albers has two children, an 18-year-old son Duston and a 16-year-old daughter Bailey, both of whom live in San Diego.


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The Spiritual Teachings of The Urantia Book: Synopsis, Part 10
The Indweller
The mind of man can attain high levels of spiritual insight and corresponding spheres of divinity of values because it is not wholly material. There is a spirit nucleus in the mind of man-the indwelling Spirit of God.
Three separate evidences of this Spirit indwelling of the human mind are:
- Humanitarian fellowship-love. Only the spirit-indwelt intellect is unselfishly altruistic and unconditionally loving.
- Interpretation of the universe-wisdom. Only the spirit-indwelt mind can comprehend that the universe is friendly to the individual.
- Spiritual evaluation of life-worship. Only the spirit-indwelt mortal can realize the divine presence and seek to attain a fuller experience with this foretaste of divinity.
Value Creation
The human mind does not create real values; human experience does not yield universe insight. Concerning insight-the recognition of moral values and the discernment of spiritual meanings-all that the human mind can do is to discover, recognize, interpret, and choose.
The moral values of the universe become intellectual possessions by the exercise of three basic judgments or choices of the mortal mind:
- Self-judgment-moral choice.
- Social-judgment-ethical choice.
- God-judgment-religious choice.
Thus it appears that all human progress is effected by a technique of conjoint revelational evolution.
Unless a Divine Lover lived in the mind of man, individuals could not unselfishly and spiritually love. And unless an Interpreter lived in their minds, they could not truly realize the unity of the universe. Also, unless an Evaluator indwelt each mind, that mind could not appraise moral values nor recognize spiritual meanings. This Indwelling Lover hails from the very source of Infinite Love; this Interpreter is part of Universal Unity; this evaluator is of the Center and Source of all absolute values of divine and eternal reality.
Human survival is, in great measure, dependent on consecrating the human will to the choosing of those values selected by this spirit-value sorter-the indwelling interpreter and unifier-our indwelling God-Spirit.
On Security
Jesus revealed and exemplified a religion of love-security in the Father's love, with joy in sharing this love in the service of the human brotherhood.
Every time any person makes a reflective moral choice, they immediately experience a new divine invasion of their soul.
Man's contact with the highest objective reality, God, is only through the purely subjective experience of knowing him, worshipping him, and of realizing family membership with him.
Religion is mankind's supreme experience during the mortal nature, and love is the highest motivation that any person may utilize in their universe ascent-but love, divested of truth, beauty, and goodness is only a sentiment.
The religious person can transcend an environment and, in this way, escape the limitations of the world through the insight of divine love. This concept of love generates in the soul of man the super-animal effort to find truth, beauty, and goodness; and when these are found, God is found-and the finder is consumed with the desire to be like him.
Be not discouraged; human evolution is still in progress, and the revelation of God to the world, in and through Jesus shall not fail.
The great challenge to modern man is to achieve better communication with the divine indwelling Spirit of God.
Our Great Adventure
Man's greatest adventure consists in a sane effort to advance the borders of self-consciousness, through the realms of soul-consciousness, in a whole-hearted effort to reach the borderland of spirit-consciousness-contact with the divine presence. Such an experience constitutes God-consciousness, an experience mightily confirmative of the pre-existent truth of the religious experience of knowing God.
Our relationship with God is an experience of faith in that we have reached out to the borderland of spirit consciousness to the point of contact of the divine presence, the God-Spirit within-and so attained that spirit consciousness that is equivalent to knowledge of the actuality of our child-parent relationship with the Father.
The Father is living love and this life of the Father is in his Son. And the Spirit of the Father is in his Son's sons and daughters-mortal man. And when all is said and done, the Father idea is still the highest human concept of God.
Jesus lived his revelatory life amongst a tightly knit group of apostles, disciples, and a women's corps. They all knew him intimately, living almost all of their lives together in personal relationship.
In being required to live our lives as Jesus lived his, we need to recognize that the act we might put on during public teaching or preaching is usually put on to impress-it is not the real self, it is not the self that is revealed during our intimate everyday family living in which our spouse, our children, our closest associates know us as we really are. Acter
It is really only among those who know and love us best that we can live an effective and truly God-revealing life. Elsewhere, most often in our relationships, we are acting. Acting has no spiritual value to the actor.


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This past weekend I enjoyed – or rather suffered – to complete yet another two marathons. Saturday was a brilliant day on the Danish Island Samsø, and I was amongst the invited pacekeepers for the premiere of the race "Samsø marathon".
Extremely beautiful Nature, very cosy atmosphere, eventful trip, lots of fun. Pictures here.
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Then Sunday came Strandvejsmarathon 2009 and another extremely scenic experience. However, I kinda lost my energy after 15 k or so, and it was a tough job for me to pull it home. I guess the beautiful sunny day inspired me to just continue and continue, and I prevailed being the last man home. Well… who cares really, another doublet was booked and a lot of great memories from two perfectly arranged events.
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Krista designed this nursery for her first born daughter, Isla. With Isla's gender a secret, Krista decided to go with neutral tones until the baby arrived. Once Isla was born, Krista continued to decorate the space in a more feminine way to suit Isla's personality. Krista chose a clean aesthetic when selecting the furniture for the room; a modern style white crib, dresser and bookcase. To balance the stark nature of the furniture, a bold, colourful wallpaper was installed to add a major statement to this space. The rocking chair is the perfect scale for both comfort and nursing, and could be be used later in a different space because of it's neutrality and style. To add a sense of whimsy, Krista added a cloud mobile, a modern hook system and photo ledges to display Isla's favorite books and animals. This has quickly become Krista's favorite room in her house!


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Having spent much of this past summer in New York — love the city — I've been unable to avoid the mayoralty race to replace Michael Bloomberg, in particular the implosion of Andrew Weiner's campaign . . . and person.
Not that I have been trying to dodge discussion. There are so many pulpy sub-plots — Christine Quinn who could be the first woman NYC mayor AND its first openly gay mayor; Bill de Blasio who needs his daughter to post a video explaining that there is more to him than just the boring white guy public profile. And, yes, there is De Blasio's wife Chirlane McCray, "who is black and has been open about the fact that she was a lesbian before she met her husband".
What hasn't been covered much in the legacy press — with the exception of Weiner's sexting — is how the candidates are using social media to make their case and organize their troops. So, to help out, H+K and Baruch College have put together a panel discussion called 'Campaigning in the Digital City'.
The discussion will be informed by the H+K Digital Engagement Index, which rates the online performance of the leading candidates for Mayor, and findings from a new Hill+Knowlton Strategies/Baruch College Survey that explores how New Yorkers use social media to engage with mayoral candidates and public issues.
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I'd like to thank her for the lovely post about her LRL purchases: one blank book and Lucky by Mairéad Byrne.
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We had an impressive finish to CFCC's first Tornado of the summer, with Ryan Hamley (1873) orchestrating a 277-point upset win against Makaio Krienke (2150) to take clear 1st place with a 4-0 score. The event was held on-campus at the University of Central Florida, inside the Teaching Academy building, with a total of 19 players.
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