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They hear, understand and receive the Evangelho de Deus, being impactados by Its love. But varied they take them to circumstances to stumble at the same errors of the past or to be surprised with new trends the errors of the gift (…) As we have difficulties in recognizing that the substance used cousin for God to form what we call church does not consist of what it exists of more good in the world in sanctity terms, justice, morality, among others virtues. When establishing that the standard of acceptance to belong to the group would be the favour, God transforms the church into a community of people that brings deep marks in its past, great fights in the gift and the hope of redemption of its lives and histories in the future. However, this hope does not make of them finished people, but still in obras.' ' Therefore, we do not have that in them to find more ' ' santos' ' of what our brothers in Christ, therefore all we were ' ' ex' ' , and mainly, we do not have to point the errors of the past of our brothers, therefore thus with them, only for the favour are part of the body of Christ, then I and better vocs are not that nobody and nor more saints. Perhaps the fact of terms, perhaps, a bigger knowledge of what our brother, the fact to read books more than what our brother, more good does not become in them of what it, it does not make nothing of this, but its life of sanctity this more good that ours, because when we are collated, we harden our hearts and the brother not (recognizes its sin and if it repents, it recognizes its smallness and that it is not better that nobody, because in the truth it depends on God), this requires of us humildade and not pride. .
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Portuguese Project
The adaptation to the space bred and tax for the strangers, making to disappear what it lasted has at least two millenia, would be slow. The process of aculturao of both the peoples? transmigrados natives and -, would happen under the implementation of a plan of initial settling, that if consolidated in a project to be carried through by stages, with the insertion of the native in the society in formation, as its element of sustentation. The project that if seated in the colonizador tripod? employee? missionary, and if developed two centuries for more than, proves the resistance of the aboriginals to the situation of domination for the stranger and, on the other hand, the necessity of this in coing-opt them for in progress project. In this manner, if he cannot affirm that he has had an brusque rupture in the life of the native peoples with the arrival of the colonizador, in the direction of an extinguishing as they spread out the romantic writers of century XIX, giving to chance the one that the government decreed this extinguishing. What it had was an modification in the trajectory of life of these populations. Considered groups extinct reappear currently, obviously with different denominations. If it cannot deny that population reduction has occurred during the wars, but the junction of etnias in the aldeamentos and the aportuguesamento of these for the cristianizao, had been the strategies used for the Portuguese who had more contributed for the camouflage of these populations translated in disappearance so that in the place of them the citizens, essentials to the implantation and development of the settling project appeared. The Portuguese, parallel, proper it if mesclou and if he adaptou to the new environment, learning the local habits and acquiring the knowledge of the first inhabitants of the land.


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Yes, that's right. There's a disembodied knee in the bottom picture.
Richard Adams on the New Yorker cover 'scandal' makes a valid point:
John McCain can say that he doesn't know much about economics and later deny it flatly, then have one of his top economic advisors say it will take one term for a McCain presidency to balance the budget, only to turn on a dime and say it will take two term, and almost nothing of it gets reported in the media. But hey, Jesse Jackson gets overheard using the word 'nuts' and it's time to break out the ink.
If that's what the 'mainstream' news media can do when left to their own devices, a cartoon is nothing.
Seems to me, as one of the commenters on this article says, this is another example (like the 'nuts' episode) of the media reporting on itself rather than on the stories.
But it also suggests something else: when we start summing up complex issues in illustrated form the scope for misunderstanding is huge.
At the New Views conference it was asked why critiques of design have to rely on words, why can't we use design? (Similar arguments are made in favour of letting students create 'visual dissertations') Because writing depends on redundancy – it contains clauses, clarifications, opportunities to go off on tangents or rehearse devil's advocate positions. Create a design to critique a design and you can't guarantee that the message will be decoded correctly. The irony here is that I've just read several thousand words explaining what the New Yorker cartoon is supposed to be saying.
I think the New Yorker cover is a brave attempt to highlight the way the media and others pick apart minutae like the Obamas' fist bump, unpicking images (often because there's not really enough real news to fill a 24 hour news 'culture') but falls foul of precisely the same problems: images have no redundancy. The article that accompanies the cartoon is a few thousand words long and makes it clear what it is saying. The cartoon has no words and is consequently translated differently depending on who reads it, or (importantly in this case) reads about it. If the cover had instead been a cartoon alongside the article it might have made sense. As a cover, it doesn't and simply exacerbates the problem it seeks to analyse.
Barthes famously said that images are polysemous, they have multiple meanings. Text, he said, fixes meaning.
I don't think we've yet reached a level of visual literacy (or ever will?) where images like this can be divorced from the textual context.
From The Guardian (18 June 2007)
Greece is mounting a nationwide effort to remove "eye candy" billboards from roadsides, amid growing evidence that images of women wearing not very much contribute to Europe's worst road accident figures.
With 15,000 hoardings in the capital alone, drivers are distracted by "unacceptable levels of eye candy", say campaigners who have convinced the courts to rule that all roadside adverts be dismantled.
Billboards invariably depict svelte females in outre poses. "Many of them not only hide traffic lights and road signs, they are put up illegally," said an Athens traffic police official.
"We believe they are the cause of 10% of all accidents in the city."
Driving in Greece is not for the faint-hearted. More than 2,000 people die on the roads annually; another 4,000 are seriously injured in 22,000 car accidents a year – one every 24 minutes.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London even highlights the issue in its travel advice for Greece.
This month, drivers faced a new highway code, with fines of up to €700 (£490) for ignoring a stop sign or running through a red light.
The adverse effects of billboards have been highlighted due to the efforts of an Athenian lawyer, Athanasios Tsiokos, who killed his son when he crashed into a billboard on a busy avenue in the capital. He has since campaigned to punish advertising companies, and this year his complaint was upheld by the State Council, which ordered the billboards removed.
Municipalities have begun dismantling them. "This is an issue of public safety and it only happens in our country," said Aris Stathakis, MP for the ruling New Democracy party. "All the dangerous advertising billboards have to be removed."
The campaign has not been easy. Corrupt local government officials have long ensured that billboards have flourished. Recently, campaigners have woken up to find that those removed frequently have been re-erected overnight.
From the BBC's Money Programme site comes this article about the chewing gum market, and the recent entry in to the UK of Cadbury's new 'Trident' Brand.
NB The programme on which this article is based was broadcast on BBC2 on Friday 25 May 2007.
See also 'Big Gum Battle' and 'Gum campaign branded racist'.
Chewing gum is at the centre of a retail battle between Wrigley, the dominant player in Britain for decades, and Cadbury, the world's biggest confectionary company. At stake is the £250m a year the British spend on gum.
Cadbury launched four Trident products in Britain in February. They appeared on newsagents shelves alongside the 32 gum products sold by Wrigley.
Cadbury's campaign hit the headlines two months later when the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned its TV advertisement for Trident featuring a "dub poet" enthusing about Trident on stage in a nightclub.
The ASA received more than 500 complaints that the ad was racist in its stereotyping of the over-excited, Jamaican-style character.
Now Cadbury Trebor Bassett's managing director, Simon Baldry, tells the Money Programme that he wants to apologise for the advert.
"It was never our intention to offend anyone," he says.
"If we have offended people then clearly we would like to apologise for that."
But he denies the campaign was intended to stir up controversy.
"Let me be very clear, controversy was never part of launching this brand. Many consumers love this ad and it's been a great vehicle for us to communicate to the nation about a great new gum experience."
Fun race
Five years ago, Cadbury bought into gum with its purchase of Adams, an American gum company, which, like Wrigley, has its roots in the 19th Century.
Adams products, such as Trident, Dentyne and Certs, were big sellers in the US and elsewhere, but were not sold in Britain.
The attraction of Adams for Cadbury was that gum sales are growing at three times the rate of chocolate, a Cadbury staple.
Changing tastes key to gum war
But the UK was a market out of step with global growth.
"Britain had been chewing below its weight," says Cadbury's Director of Global Gum, Jim Cali. Here, gum sales had actually fallen by 4% in the past two years.
Wrigley says it anticipated Cadbury's move into its territory. "We've been expecting it for a number of years, since they've been buying gum companies around the world," says Gharry Eccles, managing director of Wrigley UK.
And Mr Eccles says he would relish the prospect of increased competition.
"If you're running a race, running it on your own is actually no fun," he says.
"When you're running against someone it becomes a whole new ball game, and a lot more fun."
Pleasure and indulgence
Cadbury does not appear to have been harmed by its controversial campaign.
According to the latest market figures from AC Neilsen, Trident is taking a 12.5% share of the market, leaving Wrigley with a still-dominant 86.3%.
The good news for both companies is that the £12m total gum market is up almost 20% on this time last year and Wrigley itself has grown its sales by 5%, with new products such as Orbit Complete.
Both companies have been seeking to differentiate themselves.
Cadbury wants to stress how it is bringing its confectionary experience to the chewing gum business.
"Pleasure and indulgence is what we know best," declares Mr Baldry.
"It's our expertise in our total confectionary field, and we're bringing that to the gum category too."
Agrees Mr Cali: "Gum is fun."
Health benefits?
Wrigley is anxious not to be painted as the functional alternative to the indulgence of Cadbury, but nevertheless has set up a research programme under the title The Wrigley Science Institute.
Based in Chicago, its head, Gilbert Leveille, sponsors research at universities around the world, looking for health benefits of chewing gum.
So far, they have established that gum can help reduce tooth decay, but have yet to confirm some of the newer claims, such as that chewing during learning can improve memory.
Mr Leveille is hopeful, explaining that "chewing gum increases blood flow to the brain very significantly, and that could be a plausible explanation for why some of these mental benefits seem to be associated with chewing gum".
The irony is that Trident, whose name in Britain today reminds people of missiles rather than mastication, was originally named in the 1960's because it contained three ingredients that were supposed to be good for your teeth – hence "tri-dent".
Fighting litter
For all the competition between the two companies, on the question of chewing gum litter, Wrigley and Cadbury are united.
Both companies want to keep regulation at bay and are cooperating with a government initiative to control litter.
Under the auspices of Defra (The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), the companies are represented on the so-called Chewing Gum Action Group.
The Group, with a budget of £600,000 provided by the manufacturers, helps local authorities publicise anti-gum litter messages.
Defra minister Ben Bradshaw is responsible for dealing with the litter problem, and says his department has been "working very closely with the chewing gum manufacturers".
Mr Bradshaw accepts the manufacturers' argument that the problem lies with consumers, rather than being the direct responsibility of chewing gum makers.
"We don't want to penalise a legal product that the public enjoy, but we want to try and change people's behaviour when they use that product," he says.
But anti-gum campaigners such as Westminster Councillor Alan Bradley, are unimpressed, describing the Defra group as "dancing to the manufacturers' tune".
He points to a similar group in Ireland that has a higher budget per capita, and will be active in all local authorities, rather than in just the 15 a year in the UK that the Defra group is targeting.
There is no sign of a limit to the global consumption of gum. Indeed, Wrigley's sales worldwide are up by almost 30% in its latest figures.
When William Wrigley settled on gum as the way to make his fortune in Chicago at the end of the 19th Century, he had no idea that the brands he created – Juicy Fruit, Spearmint and Doublemint – would still be growing, more than a century later.


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Heartthrob Violet
Viola 'Heartthrob'
Heartthrob Violet
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Plant Height: 6 inches
Flower Height: 8 inches
Spacing: 8 inches
Hardiness Zone: 4
This exceptional variety has stunning foliage; clumps of pointy heart shaped leaves with contrasting burgundy centers; effective visually in the garden all season long; a terrific edging for the shady border or rock garden
Ornamental Features
Heartthrob Violet has masses of beautiful violet flowers at the ends of the stems from early summer to early fall, which are most effective when planted in groupings. Its attractive serrated heart-shaped leaves remain dark green in color with showy burgundy variegation throughout the season. The fruit is not ornamentally significant.
Landscape Attributes
Heartthrob Violet is an herbaceous perennial with a mounded form. Its relatively fine texture sets it apart from other garden plants with less refined foliage.
This plant will require occasional maintenance and upkeep, and should only be pruned after flowering to avoid removing any of the current season's flowers. Deer don't particularly care for this plant and will usually leave it alone in favor of tastier treats. Gardeners should be aware of the following characteristic(s) that may warrant special consideration;
- Self-Seeding
Heartthrob Violet is recommended for the following landscape applications;
- Mass Planting
- Border Edging
- General Garden Use
- Container Planting
Planting & Growing
Heartthrob Violet will grow to be only 6 inches tall at maturity extending to 8 inches tall with the flowers, with a spread of 12 inches. When grown in masses or used as a bedding plant, individual plants should be spaced approximately 8 inches apart. It grows at a fast rate, and tends to be biennial, meaning that it puts on vegetative growth the first year, flowers the second, and then dies. However, this variety tends to self-seed and will thereby endure for years in the garden if allowed, although because it is a hybrid, the seedlings may not come true to type.
This plant does best in full sun to partial shade. It prefers to grow in average to moist conditions, and shouldn't be allowed to dry out. It is not particular as to soil type or pH. It is highly tolerant of urban pollution and will even thrive in inner city environments. Consider covering it with a thick layer of mulch in winter to protect it in exposed locations or colder microclimates. This particular variety is an interspecific hybrid.
Heartthrob Violet is a fine choice for the garden, but it is also a good selection for planting in outdoor pots and containers. It is often used as a 'filler' in the 'spiller-thriller-filler' container combination, providing a mass of flowers and foliage against which the thriller plants stand out. Note that when growing plants in outdoor containers and baskets, they may require more frequent waterings than they would in the yard or garden.
Disclaimer - This Plant Finder tool is an online resource representing many of the varieties that we carry over the course of the season, and is intended for informational purposes only. Inventory varies seasonally, so we cannot guarantee that every plant will be in stock at all times - please contact the store directly for availability. It does not include our entire inventory of plants, so be sure to visit our store to see varieties that may not be represented on this list.


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Subaru of Twin Falls dealers are able to benefit you in terms of doing the servicing of the vehicle in a very short time because they have all the spare parts that are needed for the repairing and servicing over Subaru vehicle which is a kind of service you will not get at other kinds of repair companies because they will have to do a search for the spare parts of these vehicles. A Subaru dealership will replace the used parts when servicing with genuine Subaru parts which is something you cannot be sure of with another servicer.


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Kevin Humphries, NSW Nationals MP
By Kerry Brewster, ABC news, Lateline
The shocking 2014 murder of environment officer Glen Turner by farmer Ian Turnbull highlighted the ongoing battle being waged in the bush, where huge economic pressure for higher returns clashes with the need to conserve native vegetation.
Australia now has the 5th highest rate of land clearing in the world.
In 2015, a study by NSW Parks and Wildlife found that 60,000 hectares was being cleared per year in the state — a four-fold increase on previous State Government figures.
Since losing their properties to the bank, the Priestleys say they have watched with growing anger and disbelief as native vegetation has been cleared — they claim without permission — to expand wheat fields.
For two years until end of 2015, the Priestleys collected evidence of alleged illegal clearing and sent it to the State Government watchdog, the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH).
Last year, without explanation, the OEH halted its investigation.
"I'm completely devastated," Claire Priestley said.
"I've grown up on that land, I've been out there my whole life. It's devastating to see that a large conglomerate can come into this community, it seems like they have a special privilege to just clear what they want."
Mr Priestley has photographed what he claims is the aftermath of broadscale land clearing, including images of several bulldozers and piles of smouldering native vegetation.
"You can virtually clear the size of the moon and get away with it but you can be in trouble for trespass by taking photos."
Approvals for native clearing are required to be on a public register.
The NSW Environmental Defenders Office recently searched for any approvals given to the Harris business to clear land on its properties west of Walgett.
"We have searched those registers. They're complex registers. You navigate through them by GPS coordinates," EDO chief solicitor Sue Higginson told Lateline.
"With the resources we've had available to us we have searched those registers and we have not turned up any approval for the native vegetation clearing that the Priestleys have witnessed on the Harris properties."
MP's email halts OEH investigation
Lateline can also reveal that the Office of Environment and Heritage dropped an investigation into alleged illegal clearing by 12 farmers in the nearby Wee Waa area due to what it believed was the risk of a "catastrophic consequence" if environment officers entered farmers' properties.
The decision to suspend the Wee Waa investigation was the result of an email sent in May 2015 by Nationals state MP Kevin Humphries, urging the investigation be dropped because it was "too explosive" and "not warranted".
Mr Humphries, the Member for Barwon, warned that farmers were looking to blockade any attempt for an on-site visit by OEH and if the visits went ahead it would be "the start of something that will escalate very quickly between farmers from around the state and the authorities".
Despite Mr Humphries' email, there is no evidence that the farmers were planning to blockade OEH inspectors.
Mr Humphries denies the email perverted the course of justice.
"That's ridiculous," he told Lateline.
"That doesn't uphold anywhere. I mean how long ago was that action? I've not had one complaint from anybody, any jurisdiction, any agency, any media outlet to say that we didn't get to a good outcome there where people didn't have to confront each other."
'A sea of green'
Former station manager Bill Keene has accused the OEH of being unwilling to stop big players in Australia's agricultural industry.
"No doubt they're monitoring it, they're just not doing anything. They're all noise," he said.
For 28 years Mr Keene managed Brewon station, now owned by P & J Harris & Sons.
He was invited by the OEH to be a witness in an investigation of the Harris company's alleged illegal clearing before the Priestleys complained to the agency.
Mr Keene claims he provided information of illegal clearing on Brewon station to the OEH based on satellite imagery of the property.
He left the area a decade ago but he has reviewed recent aerial footage of the Brewon station obtained by Lateline which he compared to a 2013 Google map.
"I've seen from one end to the other and I know the country inside out. All this country to the west has all been cleared and sown under wheat.
"There's been a massive expansion of clearing and to the best of my knowledge it's been done without permission."
"It's all wheat now. That country's fragile out there and I don't see why people should blatantly illegally clear things like the TSRs [trade stock routes].
"They're there for a reason, they're Crown land. They don't own them so why can they try and squeeze an extra few bags of wheat or whatever?"
Tony Graham, the manager who succeeded Bill Keene on Brewon, said the previous station owners would have loved the opportunity to farm more country.
"We did contact the relevant authorities to try and get that done but no permits were ever issued and under no circumstances was I aware we'd be able to do that.
"That's the reason why the Native Vegetation Act was put in place, just for the protection of that native vegetation."
When the Harris business bought the property in 2010, Mr Graham was told his service was no longer required.
A year later, the Office of Environment and Heritage asked him if he too would be a witness against the business.
"I was given some aerial maps, satellite imagery pre-2010 and post-2010.
"I was asked which country we had set aside for farming and for grazing and it was pretty obvious from those aerial images that it was chalk and cheese as to what had occurred to the country post my time as manager of Brewon.
"Just on those aerials in excess of 5 to 8,000 acres that we certainly didn't have anything to do with, country that I believe had been cleared."
After two years of consultations, Bill Keene and Tony Graham were told the Harris investigation would not go to prosecution.
Tony Graham: "I was very upset. I was very angry given the time myself and another of the previous managers put into it."
The Harris Business repeatedly declined interview requests, referring Lateline to its lawyers.
It denies all allegations of illegal land clearing.
It dismisses Chris and Claire Priestley as bitter losers, accuses the family of waging a vicious hate campaign, and highlights the fact the siblings' mother apologised for earlier defamatory statements, which she also retracted.


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Replace powder products with cream products
During warmer months, the use of powder, blush, highlighter or even powder eye-shadows is not the best idea. We sweat in the heat, and, therefore, even the best quality cosmetics will roll and become crumbly. And besides, applying powder products layer by layer in the heat is not the most pleasant experience, because the pores of the skin will become clogged and "won't breathe". So use CC-creams and foundations with light texture, blushes and shadows with a liquid or cream base. And always carry mattifying napkins!
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Use bronzer
Natural tan makes almost every girl prettier, but if you are afraid of sunlight or simply aren't going on vacation soon, use bronzers or self-tanning products. But in this case it's important to choose the right shade. "Stay away from orange color as well as shine and gloss during the first half of the day – says the star make-up artist. – I would advise beginners to start with a bronzer powder. "….READ MORE ON THE NEXT PAGE


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The parents who denied their 10-year-old daughter chemotherapy felt bullied by doctors and believed treating her with natural therapies in El Salvador would save her, a coronial inquest has heard.
The West Australian coroner is investigating the death of Tamar Jemima Stitt in November 2009 and whether she could have survived with chemotherapy.
Counsel assisting the coroner Kate Ellson said on Monday that Tamar was diagnosed with liver cancer in August 2009, but her parents refused chemotherapy.
Arley Stitt took her daughter to her homeland of El Salvador in September 2009 - the day the WA Supreme Court was due to decide if Tamar should be forced to have chemotherapy.
Trevor Stitt and the couple's younger son followed them to El Salvador after appearing in court, Ms Ellson said.
Dr Alastair Marcus Nutall had declared Tamar fit to fly in September and believed the parents, who separated late last year, wanted to try alternative remedies as well as chemotherapy.
"I never felt that they closed their minds to chemotherapy," he said.
"Both the parents were desperate to do the right thing by their child."
Dr Nutall said the parents felt "bullied" by doctors who had "corralled" them into a desperate position.
"My feeling was that they didn't trust the people they were dealing with," he said.
The Stitts were told to make decisions quickly or risk losing their child, Dr Nutall said.
"They loved their daughter, they were genuinely confused," he said.
"I saw parents who clearly had the best interests of the child at heart."
Journalist Rahni Sadler interviewed the family shortly after their arrival in El Salvador and that footage was played at the inquest, prompting Tamar's parents to shed tears.
Tamar told the journalist she was "ok" with having natural therapies.
"I don't want to lose my hair," Tamar said in reference to chemotherapy.
Tamar said she was excited to see her family in El Salvador but was also looking forward to returning to Australia when she was healthy after her alternative treatment.
"It's going to make me better," she said.
A clay wrap was applied for three hours twice a day to remove toxins from Tamar's body, she was fed vegetables and offered dandelion herbal tea, the inquest heard.
Ms Sadler said Tamar appeared listless and pale.
"I felt that she was very unwell," she told the inquest.
Mr Stitt was concerned about Tamar's quality of life deteriorating with chemotherapy and the side effects, including deafness, which would affect her enjoyment of playing the piano, Ms Sadler said.
She said both parents were confident and enthusiastic about the natural remedies.
"They both assured me that it would work," Ms Sadler said.
After Tamar's health took a turn for the worse in October 2009, she began chemotherapy in El Salvador, but died three weeks later, the inquest heard.
Investigating officer Sharon Powell testified that Mr Stitt believed his wife was a healer and had previously cured Tamar's asthma with natural remedies.
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KOBORI Sojitsu (the 13th Grand Master of the Enshu Sado School )
When April comes, the landscape of my garden begins to fill with the colors of spring. Each year, between late February and early March, we sweep up the pine tree leaves that cover the soil in my garden. In the days following, the ground appears a little uneven and is scattered with moss. But little by little the moss begins to cover the whole ground and the light green color fills in the gaps between the stones on in the pavement. When you look up, you can see flower buds in the trees which are also beginning to grow leaves.
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- ccm2361 said...
I suspect you are right
I had a Betamax machine!
remember Beta?
- January 27, 2015 at 5:34 PM
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I'm getting to the age where I've started reading obituaries.
No, I'm not old enough that I'm checking to see whether my name is included in them. And I'm not old enough to be looking for my friends. But I am old enough to be thinking about my own legacy — and I've started peering into the lives of others as their own families remember them.
Something more and more common in these obituaries is a notice that there will be no public commemoration of the deceased person's life: "No funeral service by request."
As someone whose job involves dealing with end-of-life matters (I consider myself a bit of a death specialist), I find this trend intriguing. It could be a sign of our increasingly secular age. The individual who died may have had no formal religious affiliation and consequently no expectation of any rite or ceremony to mark their final departure.
The trend could also be a sign of our increasingly individualistic culture. In a time when the greatest sin is a dependence on others, requiring people to accompany you through your dying and then asking them to commemorate your life, may sound a bit selfish.
The desire to have no service may also be the result of attending poor memorials. Doing nothing at all may seem better than having an inauthentic gathering where people tell lies about the deceased or where the officiant's dull commentary puts people to sleep. Reverend Lovejoy of The Simpsons fame provokes many real-life comparisons.
Finally, and more sinister, a decision to have no service may express a subconscious desire to deny death has taken place. When is the last time you've witnessed an open casket? Even when we have memorials, we do and say things to mask the reality of death.
There you have it. A number of possible reasons why people are choosing not to have funeral. But let me suggest a few reasons why you might consider a funeral or a memorial in your own end-of-life plans:
• Your life matters: You may feel insignificant compared to people around you. You may not feel important enough to bother your loved ones with this obligation. The obituaries I read in the Globe and Mail are often of leaders in business or industry with various initials following their names (C.M. Ph.D.).
They are described as dynamic individuals who influenced a wide array of people. By contrast, most of our lives have less impact on much smaller circles. Yet I would wager that each of us has impacted dozens of people and that each of us will be missed by someone.
I've officiated at numerous memorials where caregivers have showed up to mark the death of a person for whom they have cared. Yes, the caregivers! They showed up, off the clock, to remember someone they helped dress and feed.
Could it be that those final years where you believe yourself to be a burden, your life can still be meaningful to those you employ, let alone your family or friends?
• Your loved ones need a formal goodbye: The best things in life are marked by ritual. In my family, we don't let anyone's birthday pass without cards and gifts and candles and cake. So why wouldn't we take time to mark the fact that a person has died?
These times don't need to be sombre or depressing or make anyone feel bad. Memorials can be celebrations where happy memories are shared, where honesty is expressed, where a person is remembered for their unique contribution. Sharing memories and expressing gratitude in a public setting help us come to terms with our loss.
Now, I realize people often do this in smaller private settings. I was with a family who shared memories and said prayers at their father's bedside. He was a pilot. His sons were all in aviation. Together we sang I'll fly Away. One son later confided that in his mind, this was the memorial — the gathering was a sufficient and meaningful goodbye for him. But the nuclear family was not the sum total of this man's loved ones. There were lots of other people outside the family who needed the subsequent public memorial to share their gratitude and their grief.
• We all need moments for reflection: Modern life tends to be busy or at least full of distractions. Who thinks of their own mortality when a new blockbuster has just been released on Netflix?
Memorials remind us that our time on Earth is limited and they encourage us to ensure it is meaningful.
At a more recent memorial where I officiated, the grandkids spoke about memories of camping with their grandfather. Their loving memories made me think about my daughters and our family plans for this coming summer.
Memorials help us reflect on life. At the same time, they invite us to ponder the possibilities that lay beyond this mortal existence. In my mind, this latter gift helps us experience an even fuller life in the present.
So, there you have it, a few reasons to end your life on Earth with a funeral or memorial; a few reasons to invite your loved ones to do the same.
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NEW YORK (WABC) -- February 26, 1993, was a day that changed New York City forever.
Monday marked 25 years since a car bomb exploded in an underground parking garage of the World Trade Center, killing six people and injuring hundreds.
The city held a solemn commemoration of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, including a Mass at a church near the trade center and a ceremony on the 9/11 memorial plaza.
Afterwards, the World Trade Center's operating agency issued an apology, saying the agency and the country was wholly unprepared for an event that became a precursor to 9/11.
"We were not ready for what visited us that day," Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Chairman Kevin O'Toole said at the ground zero ceremony. "America was not ready for what visited them that day. And for that, I say: I'm sorry."
The ceremony also included a reading of victims' names and a moment of silence at 12:18 p.m., when the bomb exploded and became a harbinger of more terror at the twin towers eight years later.
The attention surrounding the 25th anniversary is "long overdue," said Judy Shirtz, sister-in-law of Stephen Knapp, who feels that the loss of families like hers has been overshadowed by 9/11 and its far greater toll.
"It happened to us first, it shouldn't have happened again, and it did," she said.
The bomb, in an underground parking garage, was set by Muslim extremists who sought to punish the U.S. for its Middle East policies, according to federal prosecutors.
"While overshadowed by 9/11, the 1993 bombing represented a pivotal moment in the history of the World Trade Center, in the history of New York City, and, frankly, our own national reckoning with terrorism in a global age," said Sept. 11 museum president Alice Greenwald, whose institution has a permanent exhibition on the bombing and a special installation to commemorate the anniversary. "It had so many of the elements that we would later come to associate with 9/11."
Six bombing suspects were convicted and are in prison, including accused ringleader Ramzi Yousef - a nephew of self-proclaimed 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. A seventh suspect in the bombing remains at large.
An estimated 50,000 people fled the blacked-out twin towers, some groping their way down smoky stairs, others rescued from stalled elevators or plucked from rooftops by police helicopters. More than 1,000 were injured.
A memorial fountain dedicated to the 1993 bombing was crushed in the attacks that destroyed the towers on Sept. 11, 2001. But bombing victims' names are now inscribed on one of the memorial pools that bear the names of the nearly 3,000 people killed on 9/11.
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Dump Skillet meals are ideas for meals to create with fresh produce– specifically fresh produce that is on its way out. Sometimes we don't know what to make or what we can do with a bunch of veggies because we aren't used to using produce as the star of our meals or as the only components of our meals. Hopefully these ideas will inspire you!
Produce Used:
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- About 4-5 full leaves of kale, chopped
- About 1/4 of a small white onion, chopped
- 1 medium red plum, sliced
- 1 medium granny-smith apple, sliced
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- 3-4 tablespoons Trader Joe's pineapple salsa
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
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- Heat a medium skillet on low-medium heat with olive oil in it.
- Once hot, add apple slices and saute for approximately 2-3 minutes.
- Add carrots and continue to saute for another 2-3 minutes.
- Add red plum and onion and continue to saute for another 2-3 minutes, until onion is translucent.
- Once fruits are slightly tender, add in kale and continue to saute for another 3-4 minutes.*
- Once kale and fruits are tender, add salsa and salt and stir.
- Transfer veggie/fruit saute to serving plate.
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* You might need to adjust saute times for tender fruit or if you want the fruit to stay a little crisp. The produce in these recipes are usually a little past peak ripeness, so the fruit for example had a soft spot or a brown spot and was still hard but may have taken a shorter time to become tender in the skillet. Just pay attention and watch everything as it sautes to achieve whatever tender level you want!
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Going against the grain and my own username about two months ago I made the uncharacteristically prudent decisions to buy not an esoteric European GT coupe or sketchy modified truck or something with a turbo but instead a nice practical Toyota hatchback. At the time it had 94,000 miles and I paid $5,700. Here are my thoughts after 6,000 miles of road trips and commuting.
The IS300 looks good. That's about it. It's not drop dead gorgeous nor is it particularly ugly. It exists, and that's just fine. It is handsome yet strangely anonymous to the average Joe who at a glance often confuses it with a Subaru. In Japan the IS300 is called the "Altezza" and the Sportcross the "Altezza Gita" and is most known for popularizing the clear-lens-chrome-interior style of tail lights that went on to be a plague on the aftermarket car scene for a decade, and gave multiple Mazda designers raging erections as they hurridly ruined the Mazda6, NC MX-5, and RX-8 with godawful overstyled Altezza-style tail light clusters.
Fortunately the O.G. manages to pull off the look very well, especially with the factory dark-chrome tails that come on the darker paint codes.
As a side note the OEM five-spoke wheels that came on these cars are absolutely fantastic looking and I want to hoard sets of them until the end of time.
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The IS300 is a Toyota sports sedan. Not a luxury car. This car had its sights SQUARELY set on the BMW 330i and skews heavily towards the "sports car" side of the "Sporty ————- Luxury" sliding scale. Amusingly BMW did not make a wagon variant of the 330i in the US, instead producing the 325i Touring as the closest analog to this particular car. Having driven a 325 sedan and combined with the increased maintenence cost of the BMW I would not hesitate to drive one promptly off a cliff in favor of the slightly less prestigious Lexus.
But how does it compare to a 3 series?
The IS300 skews heavily towards sporty but the E46 is the peak of BMWs "Ultimate Driving Machine" ethos and, in my opinion, the absolute peak of their chassis and suspension design. As such the Lexus feels a bit less planted, has a bit more body roll, and doesn't feel quiiiite as tossable as a Bimmer. I have read that a $300 set of Eibach sway bars will put the IS300 with a competent driver on a similar playing field as an E46 M3 but until I do such an upgrade (which is planned; don't worry) and having driven several M3s I'll withold my reservations on such a statement.
Personally I find the Lexus' handling to be better than expected for a 3,500lb car but nothing to set the world on fire. Turn in is lazy and due to the miles on my suspension it gets a bit floaty sometimes when carving up a mountain at 8/10ths. Steering is nice and weighty and road feel is fantastic at the cost of ride comfort which is just average.
The IS300 is powered by its namesake: the infamous and much-lauded Toyota 2JZ 3 liter straight six. This isn't the rip-roaring twin-turbo variant from the Toyota Supra, instead being a far more mild 2JZ-GE naturally aspirated engine with a perfectly fine 10:1 compression ratio making a perfectly fine 215hp and a similar number of torque. Somewhat confusingly for being only 3 liters in a 3,500lb car the IS300 only manages 25mpg highway and 18 city, which lines up perfectly with what I have been getting. Even more confusingly for the relatively low 10:1 compression ratio the Lexus insists on a diet of 91 octane or better. 89 is usable, 87 makes the car feel like it's dragging a boat anchor due to what I assume is massive amounts of knock retard. This means the Lexus is an expensive beast to keep fueled around town, which is a bummer.
The numbers don't tell the whole story. The car I drove in high school was a 2000 Buick LeSabre making similar power numbers out of a 3.8l pushrod V6 as the IS300 in a car that weighed very much the same. I also owned a '97 Buick Riviera with the same engine and slightly more weight (despite less doors). The IS300 does not accelerate like a Buick V6. The Buick will pull like a freight train below 3,000 rpm and then quickly run out of steam as any top end power is just converted into more noise instead of more shove. The IS300, by comparison, provides obscenely smooth and consistent power all the way to its 6,000RPM redline with a slight bump happening around 4,300RPM where I assume the VVT cam profiles switch over.
The power is perfectly good on modern roads in modern traffic, being just a hair over "perfectly adequate" just touching on "fun" territory.
And it is smooth.
It is SO smooth.
I mourn the relative death of the straight-six and shake my fist at Toyota for killing it off in favor of the easier-to-package V6 found in the 2nd-gen and up IS-series cars because short of a Tesla or a V12 Mercedes I have never driven a car with as smooth of an engine as this Lexus. On more than one occasion I would finish spending 6 minutes to find a song to listen to for my 3 minute commute to work and then reach over to start a car that was already running. When carving through the mountains where the naturally aspirated engine struggles for a gasp of air it happily sits between 4,000 and 6,000 RPM and sings through the hills without feeling strained whatsoever.
Behind the 2JZ is a 5 speed auto tranny which is perfectly fine. Shift speed is quick enough, though sometimes it gets confused when shifting from first to second and will pause slightly before continuing, which is very odd. There is a manual mode which is supremely useful in the mountains for engine braking and for running the touge, yo to keep the car in 3rd and 4th to carve up the twisties instead of shifting to 5th as soon as possible. There is a sport mode which does absolutely nothing and a snow mode that makes the throttle do absolutely nothing to keep you from spinning your tires.
Behind the transmission is a torsen limited slip differential, which is neat and useful and I love it.
My particular car has a fairly base interior with a tan and black two-tone and non-leather seats. That is, the seats are leather but the part you actually sit on is suede. The suede ages about as well as you'd imagine (like garbage) but is grippier and more comfortable in my opinion than leather. The seats are well-bolstered, which I appreciate, the interior space is pretty average for a vehicle this size, and the Sportcross has a couple neat party tricks.
The first is that the entire rear of the car is a false floor which can either be dropped down a couple inches for more vertical space, or you can stash all kinds of goodies underneath it. The second is that as well as being able to fold down there rear seats the front passenger seat also folds flat giving you horizontal space from the passenger dashboard to the rear hatch for hauling large coat racks (which I have done).
Toys and Features
Cruise control, rear wiper with sprayer, automatic headlights, auto-leveling headlights, HID headlights, premium 9 speaker sound system, external temperature readout, heated mirrors, power sunroof, auto driver window, keyless entry, automatic climate controls, power front seats. That's the short list of "fancy" features I can remember off the top of my head.
The sound system is decent. The front door speakers deliver a shocking amount of sound, the front door tweeters give lots of presence without being shrill. The subwoofer does an okay job above 40hz and the rear speakers exist, too. I equalize the bass down slightly and call it a day. In the future I'll be getting JL Audio C3 series speakers and a 5-channel amp and replacing the whole lot piece-by-piece but for now I have no complaints for an 18 year old stock system.
The headlights are excellent but I do wish they'd come on earlier in the evenings. The threshold for darkness for the automatic headlights to kick on is just a bit darker than I'd like but I haven't found a way around this aside from turning them on manually like a HEATHEN. Also annoying: they don't turn on with the wipers.
The biggest hits against the IS300 SportCross are the lack of a manual and the lack of availability. These things are IMPOSSIBLE to find and I got incredibly lucky with mine, especially getting it as cheap as I did. Admittedly it is a Chicago car with a bit of rust that will require addressing but consider I can't find a single one for sale right now on craigslist with less than 120k miles and a clean title, and the only ones on AutoTempest are mis-labeled sedans.
The Sportcross is a daily driver that doesn't penalize you for wanting Corolla-like reliability and practicality and with a near infinite amount of aftermarket parts. Sedans can be found for slightly more money than the equivalent BMW but the increase in reliability and cheap aftermarket would have me swinging Toyota every single time.


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There's a wonderful haze built up on either side of the train as I head in to work this morning. I can see the trees and hedges that make up the boundaries of the train tracks, and the few homes, fields, businesses, and roads that lie just beyond, but everything beyond is swallowed in mystery. As much complaining as I do about the trains (and the companies that run them…oh, the fun we've had together), it's mornings like this that remind me why trains are such magical, alluring things.
The latest update on "Knight of the Flame" is, unfortunately, that there is no update. The next thing that needs to happen is still the cover, and I'm still in the process of seeing what kind of illustrations "me and mine" can come up with. I'm seeing this as kind of a trial period, though, and it's coming to an end, which means I'm going, very soon, to be looking for a professional (or, at least, talented) artist to put together my cover illustration. If anybody has any suggestions for such a person or organisation, I'd be more than happy to hear about it. At the moment, I'm looking at 99designs and Bibliocrunch as my probably avenues, and their service descriptions are setting the baseline for what I'm expecting to pay for such a thing. Seems reasonable, so far.
I was going through the outline, filling in a bunch of details, last Friday (I tend not to write on the weekends, and Monday was a bank holiday), and I came to the sudden realisation that there was an entire sub-plot which I'd left completely and totally underdeveloped. I was Dr. Frankenstein, and I was discovering that one of the legs I'd stitched onto my creation was little more than a stump, totally incapable of allowing it to stand on its own.
These are actually my favourite moments, the ones where I discover there's something important missing from the story. Those are the moments when the wheels start turning of their own accord. "Wait, so if he's in that place, with that person, then he needs a reason for being there. And the place needs a name, and a geography, and a set of laws and customs. Now, I've got to figure out why the other person's there, and how do the two of them feel about the other having shown up…" It can go on and on for weeks like that if I let it. It's wonderful, though, because it feels so totally organic. One idea leads to another, leads to another, leads to another, and before you realise what's happening you've got a whole world's worth of people and places put together.
The first three chapters of "Knight of the Flame" were written with no plan whatsoever, many years ago, and were just the result of a young writer enjoying time spent at a computer keyboard. The rest of the book was basically spent justifying the decisions made in those first three chapters, and creating those justifications entailed spending a great deal of time in this organic "brainstorm mode". It was during that process that I realized I might just want to give this writing thing a go.


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A studio property with some 42.4 square metres of internal living space is for sale here fully-furnished and ready to move into. The interior of the property is very clean and modern, offering lovely wood-effect laminate flooring in the main living space that acts as kitchen, living room, and dining area. There is dining table with chairs and the the décor is both neutral (wall colourings etc..) as well as being classically contemporary. As well as the main sleeping/living area, there is also a fully-tiled bathroom with shower. The kitchenette is small but functional with wooden cabinets and back splash, along with oven/hob, microwave, sink, kettle and free-standing fridge. The Oasis resort consists of just a couple of low-rise building (4-storeys tall only) separated by lovely gardens and a beautiful split level irregular shaped large swimming pool. The pool is certainly a focal point of this holiday development. Besides swimming & sunbathing, there are also lots of walks and trails nearby that add a slightly different dimension to this resort, particularly for those months during the Spring or Autumn, which makes for a nice alternative. At this particular price point, specifically on a price-per-square metre basis; this studio property represents good value for money when one considers build cost today.
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Oasis Beach Resort is an impressive newly constructed complex in Kamchia and is enclosed by a nature reserve and set among great Bulgarian culture. This is a tranquil location for those who want to relax and enjoy fantastic unique scenery.
The complex is only 3 km to the nearest beach with general amenities such as a bar, gymnasium, shop plus 3 Swimming pools with a pool specifically for Children in mind. The apartments offer very sizeable rooms and all come with a sun balcony.
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Keep your paws protected when handling hot meals! Adorable and funny, these ample-sized oven mitts are made from thick layers of cotton to lend a helping paw as you prepare your next delicious treat.
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