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- Cold Moon (2015) – Score Technical Assistant
- Shake Off The World (2015) – Dialogue Editor
- The Dryad Tree (2015) – Composer & Sound Editor
- Last Breath (2015) – Sound Designer
- No Safety (2015) – Additional Composer
- The Look (2014) – Composer
- Check Please (2014) – Composer & Sound Editor
- Pterodactyl (2014) – Composer & Sound Editor
- The Student Film (2014) – Composer & Sound Mixer
- Tell Me A Story (2014) – Composer
- The Widow (2014) – Composer & Sound Editor
- The Graveyard Gang (2013) – Composer & Sound Editor
- Six Shots (2013) – Composer & Sound Designer
- Bacon & Eggs (2013) – Composer
- Nothing Deadly (2013) – Composer
- Alone (2012) – Composer
- H-Hour: World’s Elite (2015) – Score Assistant
- Desolus (2014) – Sound Designer
- Flying Squirrel (2014) – Composer & Sound Designer
- Steam Scouts: On Track (2013) – Composer & Sound Designer
- Not Alone In The Dark (2013) – Composer & Sound Designer
- Broadsides (2013) – Composer & Sound Designer
- The Woman Astronaut (2015) – Synth Programmer/Designer
- Red Lights for Warning Skies (2015) – Mastering Engineer
- Sophie Et Les Petits (2014) – Arranger, Additional Music
Georges Delerue Memorial Scholarship
I was selected by George S. Clinton and the Berklee Film Scoring Faculty to receive the Georges Delerue Memorial Scholarship in Fall 2013. The award is given out to a senior who exhibits excellent character and brings passion and distinction to his or her compositions. I’m extremely grateful to the entire Film Scoring faculty for their constant support and guidance, and for helping to shape the person I am today.
Electronic Production & Design Achievement Award
I received the EPD award from EPD Chair Michael Bierylo and the EPD faculty in my senior year at Berklee. It’s given out to students who display excellent academic achievement in all areas of the major. EPD has been a huge part of my success as a musician, and I’m very grateful to be recognized for my passion of music technology.
Video Game Scoring Award
The Video Game Scoring Award is given out to a Berklee student who displays exceptional ability creating dynamic and interactive musical scores. I received the award in Spring 2013 during my junior year at Berklee. Many thanks to Michael Sweet and Jeanine Cowen for all of their hard work in making the video game one of the best at Berklee!
Berklee Achievement Scholarship
The Berklee Achievement Scholarship is given out to students who show a large amount of growth during their time at the school. Berklee provided me with the best opportunities and education I could ask for and I’m proud to represent them as a graduate.


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What you should do For those who have An effective Sexless Relationships
No one wants to help you accept they might be in a beneficial sexless wedding, you one to in the 20% from partners state they fit the fresh breakdown of having sex reduced than simply once per month. Although there’s absolutely no secret number of moments you need to have sex in a marriage, decreased gender out of emotional relationship, can result in unfaithfulness.
Just what any sito incontri coreani time you create for folks who as well as your lover are not having sexual intercourse? Interest is important, while the reigniting this new flames requires addressing the underlying of one’s condition.
Why Married people Are not Making love
- Lowest sex drive
- Not enough emotional connection
- Poor correspondence
- Problems for example pills that cause lowest libido given that a part effect.
- Mental health conditions
- Age-relevant activities instance hormonal the ebb and move with assorted level from existence.
- Unresolved rage
We are going to protection these problems in more detail later, along with the different varieties of sexless marriages and you will the most common you to definitely occur when maried people avoid making love.
Earliest, it’s important to know that an intimate resurgence can be done, particularly when partners are willing to search specialized help.
A cure for the fresh Sexless Wedding
In many points, sex continues to be a forbidden point, in marriage, it is important to keep the subject open to have discussion. From inside the a job interview that have Huffington Blog post, sex therapist Kimberly Resnick Anderson said one to couples tend to “conspire in silence,” not wanting to manage the latest emotions that have lead to the decreased intercourse.
There has to be no guilt when you look at the communicating to own help to fix the lackluster sex-life. Just like the gender therapist Vanessa Marin told Huffington Blog post, “It is so useful to provides anyone here to help you due to this type of sensitive and painful conversations and provide you with tangible approaches for getting the sexual life straight back on the right track.” Marin adds, “After you have gotten to a dark put in the relationship, it’s hard to be effective your way from it on your own very own. To be able to require help is an enormous indication of fuel.”
Style of Sexless Marriages
Exactly what meets you to definitely pair may well not work with another, it is therefore extremely hard to help you suggest a specific amount or sort of out-of intercourse in order to married couples. Although not, studies show that couples which do sexual intercourse lower than 10once per week report low levels from contentment than just duos which are receiving a whole lot more sex. Lower than we establish five type of sexless marriages. You and your spouse get complement one many otherwise all of this type of meanings:
Unusual or no Gender. Of several people forego gender but nevertheless engage in intercourse. Although some people examine these encounters “intercourse,” anybody else define their marriages due to the fact sexless considering the decreased intercourse.
This really is problematic if one companion was going through some other relationship or is never as experienced in gender that is trying to “bring something sluggish.” It is also possible if an individual partner has had heterosexual relationships in advance of and is in their first intimately energetic exact same-sex matchmaking that requires different varieties of bodily closeness than simply they enables you to.
Long lasting your position tends to be, considering “sex” with a discover notice can help you to have more out of your dating.
Unusual if any Sexual Closeness. Lack of sexual intimacy is also wreak havoc on a wedding. When the interests and you will closeness are not establish, you could see your companion due to the fact a pal, roommate, otherwise mate as opposed to a loving, compassionate spouse.Sexual intimacy comes to an emotional commitment that will improve an effective couple’s sex-life. Dating thrive when intimacy is obtainable. This is certainly also good location to highlight a composition while in the this informative article: sex and you may intimacy arent the exact same thing. Gender for the a romantic relationship can be intimate however, intimacy rather than gender and you will intercourse instead intimacy was each other you are able to.

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Capturing the Intent of the Gardener
A Photography Workshop with Rich Pomerantz
Join acclaimed Connecticut-based photographer Rich Pomerantz for this day-long garden photography workshop. Learn to capture the beauty and form in a garden setting with available light, flash and reflectors. Look for the essential elements of every garden, to find the gardener’s intent and translate it into beautiful, compelling imagery. Bring your camera (and its manual), charged battery, storage cards, lenses and enthusiasm!
After lunch, we will download our imagery to review our work, and then shoot some more. Rich’s critique is one of the most popular parts of his workshop.
Workshop size is strictly limited to insure Rich’s personal attention. Be sure to dress for the weather and bring sturdy shoes, your hat, bug spray, and a lunch. The rain date for this workshop is Saturday, April 27.
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Do I need a Visa?
You need to apply for a visa unless you belong to the following categories:
(1) According to bilateral agreements, citizens of some countries (List of Agreements on Mutual Visa Exemption between the P.R. China and Foreign Countries）holding appropriate passports may enter China without a visa provided that their stay in China shall not exceed 30 days from the date of entry into China. While in China, they should apply to the department concerned for the extension of the duration of stay in advance if they want to stay longer.
(2) Citizens of Singapore, Brunei and Japan holding ordinary passports may enter China without a visa through the ports of entry open to foreigners provided that they come to China for tourism, family visit, business or transit, and intend to stay in China for no more than 15 days. However, the following personnel of these three countries must apply for a visa in advance if: a)They are holders of ordinary passports, and come to China for tourism, family visit or business, and intend to stay in China for more than 15 days; and b)They are holders of ordinary passports, and come to China for study, employment, permanent residence or on a News reporting mission; and c)They are holders of diplomatic and service (official) passports.
(3) Foreigners holding ordinary passports of the countries having diplomatic relation with China and on a tour to Hong Kong or Macao, and participating in group tours to the Zhu Jiang River (Pearl River) Delta Area for a stay of no more than six days organised by the travel services legally registered in Hong Kong or Macao shall not need to apply for a visa. The Zhu Jiang River (Pearl River) Delta Area refers to the administrative area of the 10 cities below: Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Foshan, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Jiangmen, Zhaoqing, Huizhou and Shantou.
(4) Foreigners who have confirmed onward Tickets and seats on international flights and directly transit through China and stay for no more than 24 hours within the airport boundaries shall not need to apply for a transit visa.
(5) No visa is required for citizens of the following 30 countries, who transit through China via Shanghai within 48 hours, no matter what type of passports they may hold: Republic of Korea, the United States of America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the Schengen states -- Germany, France, Austria, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy, Estonia,Poland, Czech, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Switzerland, Slovakia,Slovenia, Hungary.
(6) Citizens holding ordinary passports of the following 21 countries and in group tours to Hainan Province for a stay of no more than 15 days organised by the international travel services approved by the National Tourism Administration of China and registered in Hainan Province shall not need to apply for a visa: Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, the UK, France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Spain, the Netherlands, the United States of America, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Ukraine and the Republic of Kazakhstan
(7) Citizens holding ordinary passports of the following 3 countries and in group tours to Hainan Province for a stay of no more than 15 days organised by the international travel services approved by the National Tourism Administration of China and registered in Hainan Province shall not need to apply for a visa: Republic of Korea, Germany, Russia
(8) Part of the personnel of foreign airline offices resident in China and crew members on international flights and trains are exempted from visa requirements or entitled to simplified visa application procedures in accordance with the agreements between the Chinese Government and the governments of their respective countries
Except for the foreign citizens mentioned-above, all other foreigners shall have to apply for a visa in advance.
Should you require any advice or assistance with obtaining a visa to enter China for the World Women's Curling Championships please contact the local organising committee via the email address email@example.com

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There is no doubt now that the domestic dog is a domesticated wolf. It has recently been reclassified by taxonomists as a subspecies of wolf, Canis lupus, so instead of Canis familiaris it is now Canis lupus familiaris. It was almost certainly the first animal to be domesticated but ideas have differed over how this came about.
In 1907, Francis Galton proposed that humans had taken wolf puppies back to their camp and raised them, maybe as playthings for the children, but this view is now seen as naive. You can raise a wolf puppy by hand but you don't get a dog; you get a dangerous wild animal. The genes of children who played with growing wolf puppies would probably have been quite quickly eliminated from the human gene pool as well as the puppies' genes being eliminated from the wolf gene pool.
So, clearly something else happened.
The most likely explanation is now thought to be that wolves domesticated themselves and became dogs in the process. The first phase of this would probably have been wolves scavenging on the refuse tips around human encampments. As humans converted from a mainly vegetarian diet to meat eating as they evolved the ability to hunt in organised groups for large animals so the inedible remains would have to be disposed of somewhere and wolves are almost the ideal scavengers to clear up these remains, not being too fussy about the freshness of the meat and guts they eat or the bones they crush, even getting vegetable supplements from the stomach and intestinal contents of herbivores.
So, humans had an interest in letting the wolves help themselves but not in having the aggressive ones around and the wolves had an interest in not being too shy of humans because the least timid stayed and got the best pickings while the others ran away, so the most successful wolves would have been those with less aggression and less fear. As they became less timid and less aggressive they seem to have changed subtly to be more like dogs with shorter faces. That's not the assertion it might seem because we have a precedent in a related species - the Russian silver fox, which is valued for it's fur.
To establish siver fox farms, Russian scientists had decided the way to tame a fox was to selectively breed from those animals which showed less fear of humans already. Animals which are afraid of humans, or any potential predator, must somehow weigh up when to run away. Animals which have less fear will leave it longer before fleeing so, those with a shorter 'flight distance' will have less fear. The scientists assumed this would have some genetic basis and so would be an inherited characteristic. Part of domestication also involved making them less aggressive and safe to handle, so they were also bred for 'passivity'. By selectively breeding from tame animals they expected the foxes to become progressively more tame, i.e. domesticated, with each generation.
Indeed, this is exactly what happened, but so did something completely unexpected: the foxes changed in their physical appearance and behaviours too, not just tameness. A range of coat patterns emerged, never seen in the wild, in addition to the 'silver' coats, which had, after all been the point of the breeding program in the first place. They retained juvenile traits like a broader skull and submissive behaviour, held their tails up and barked and whined.
These differences are believed to be due to physiological changes, associated with adrenaline production, but forty differences have been found between the genome of the domesticated foxes and farm-raised 'wild' foxes.
Because these morphological changes are also seen in domestic dogs when compared to wolves it is probably safe to assume this potential was in a common ancestor. In fact, it has even been proposed that humans in effect domesticated themselves by being less aggressive compared to other apes in order to work successfully in groups and so underwent some physical changes in the process, including a shortening of the 'muzzle' and becoming more paedomorphic compared to our other ape relatives.
But that explains how wolves probably became tame dogs, and it would have been mutually beneficial for humans to have a pack of docile wolves around to defend the common territory from other predators, but it doesn't explain how dogs became the work-colleagues of humans and the house pets we have today, nor why we think of them more as members of the family, even close friends, rather than just another domestic animal like cattle or hens. We have developed a 'special relationship' with dogs which is much more like our relationship with other humans.
A large collaboration trying to resolve some of the differences that exist in current theories of how and where the dog-human cooperative complex arose has come up with evidence that, at least in some parts of our range, dogs may be been used as beasts of burden, with evidence of distortion of the dorsal spinal process by carrying a heavy load and evidence from the skull that some sort of bridal might have been used. But, there is still no agreement about where dogs were first domesticated or when, with estimates varying between 30,000 and 135,000 years ago with some schools of thought putting the location in Europe and some in Southeast Asia south of the Yangtze River. But then there is no reason why the process should have happened just once and nothing to suggest that early domestic dogs couldn't have gotten regular injections of local wolf genes as they spread along trade routes into other areas.
However, there is archaeological evidence that by at least 12,000 years ago, dogs were regarded as something special; as members of the family. Graves have been found with dogs buried with humans often with the human embracing the dog. Some Native American burial sites consist of graves of both dogs and humans, often in the same grave. So, clearly there was a third phase in this developing relationship.
Now a team from Japan have written a follow-up paper for one I reported on here last June. Just as our relationship with our children is moderated by the 'love hormone' oxytocin, so is our relationship with dogs. Dogs have somehow hijacked our parent-child relationship, moderated as it is by eye gazing, to evoke the same sort of response in us that our children do.
Human-like modes of communication, including mutual gaze, in dogs may have been acquired during domestication with humans. We show that gazing behavior from dogs, but not wolves, increased urinary oxytocin concentrations in owners, which consequently facilitated owners’ affiliation and increased oxytocin concentration in dogs. Further, nasally administered oxytocin increased gazing behavior in dogs, which in turn increased urinary oxytocin concentrations in owners. These findings support the existence of an interspecies oxytocin-mediated positive loop facilitated and modulated by gazing, which may have supported the coevolution of human-dog bonding by engaging common modes of communicating social attachment.
So, because some wolves had the genetic potential to become less aggressive and less timid and because they were able to make use of human refuse, they seem to have settled down in some places to live initially close to us, then, as they became fully domesticated, initially as guards and maybe hunting companions, then as beast of burden, so they moved into a closer relationship with us. It has even been suggested that this relationship with domesticated wolves may have given early modern Europeans the edge over Neanderthals.
The final phase was co-opting the oxytocin-moderated 'love hormone' reflex caused by eye contact which both species had evolved to form bonds with children and close friends, to move into the final close relationship we have today.
The patently obvious thing about this is how all this is the product of genes forming alliances which are mutually beneficial to both species, not for any other reason than that it was possible and it gave more descendant both of domesticated wolves and the humans they cooperated with. Biologically, this can be seen equally as wolf genes co-opting human genes as human genes co-opting wolf genes. It is an example of how genes acting for what can look like purely selfish reason, can produce close cooperation.
And the evidence of DNA in modern dogs, modern wolves, and in ancient dogs and wolves, and the archaeological evidence, though incomplete and still not conclusive regarding time and place, is entirely consistent with an evolutionary process over thousands of years. There is no evidence whatsoever for any intelligent intervention nor of sudden creation in recent history.
Creationists will still need to lie about the evidence if they want their dupes to continue to believe in whatever currently fashionable version of biblical literalism they need them to continue to be fooled by.
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Lilly's life is the same day in and day out. Everyday she wears ugly yellow clothes, cold soup from cans and silence. She's watched every hour of every day. Lilly isn't allowed to make friends or to have fun. School, food, sleep and silence- that's her life until one day, she comes home from school and finds her parents are missing. When they are not found, she is sent to live with her paternal grandfather who she has never met across the world. She must leave England to go to Western Canada. When she reaches Powell River, she meets the family that she never knew she had and begins to unlock the mysteries of her life. What makes Lilly special? Well, you'll just have to read Raven to find out!
I loved this book because it was so new, interesting and different. The beginning is almost painful to read as we see Lilly struggle through her life, completely isolated. Then after she is sent to Canada, she begins to grow and change. She becomes more sure of herself. She learns about what life is really like and how to live it. Lilly finds love and experiences the joy and pain of first love. She also finds out the truth behind her life and begins to delve into her parents' disappearance. Lilly also learns that she has possibly inherited a gift from both of her parents. This gift opens a world of possibilities for her and she's forced to accept that there might be more to the world than meets the eye. I loved Lilly's character but I also enjoyed Rose. Rose is like a mentor and a mother figure to Lilly and she has lived an amazing life. She's not your typical older lady. She's an artist who is a little eccentric and who has a secret gift of her own. All in all, this was an enthralling read that is everything but ordinary. I would say that it is suited to readers 12 and up. Please make sure you come back tomorrow for my interview with Raven's author, Suzy Turner!!!
Raven receives 4 Fairies for being unique and wonderful!

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“The seven most expensive words in business are ‘we have always done it this way’,” says Jan Backer, SKF South Africa’s lubrication manager. “Lubrication management can make or break asset performance. Get your lubrication management right and you have a sound foundation for asset reliability.
There are many technologies • available in relation to lubricants and lubrication that ensure the right amount and type of lubrication is applied at the right time. In the food industry, however, the identification of potentially negative impacts on HACCP (hazard analysis and critical control points) has led to the emergence of a different approach to managing lubrication proactively.
Lubrication practices are not always effective and costs can be daunting. While good lubrication practices are widely accepted to be fundamental to plant reliability, the question is not about re-lubricating, but about the choices made to achieve the right outcome.
So how effective are current lubrication practices? If manually lubricating – do people know how much, with what and how often?
Some typical answers throughout the industry are: ‘I re-lubricate when I feel it is the right time’. How much? ‘It depends on the size of the man using the grease gun’. What with? ‘It depends on what grease cartridge is in the stores’. In other words, in the food and beverage industry, re-lubrication can be still an ad-hoc activity and not scientifically applied.
Why should one be concerned? The consequences of ineffective lubrication can be: excessive downtime; high spares consumption; food and operator safety risks; and ultimately, an expensive toll on the maintenance budget. In other words, lubrication actions can often cause as many problems as they solve:
- Costs: Frequent re-lubrication in- creases grease and labour costs and is associated with the need to purge grease from all bearing positions.
- Contamination risks: over-lubricating can often compromise Food safety.
- Operator safety: Re-lubricating of- ten needs to be done in hazardous working areas with difficult access. Additionally, leaking seals can cause slips and trips causing high costs of absenteeism due to injuries.
- Resources and skills: There is a skill- level challenge the industry. People that can re-lubricate machines correctly are in short supply and retaining the necessary knowledge and skill has become difficult.
The industry is sending warning signs
Ever tightening food industry safety regulations are demanding different ways of managing lubrication. Very often, lubrication management reviews are part of HACCP certification and are checked by third party regulators, which can be employed by the producer or imposed on them by their customers, often retailers. The new Food Safety Modernisation Act (2011) for example is designed to prevent contamination in the food chain, rather than define reactive procedures for dealing with problems once they arise.
Companies certainly would not wish to be one of those faced with a recall due to food safety issues.
As a result of safety or health-related recalls of food products:
- 55% of customers would switch brands, at least temporarily.
- 16% would never purchase the product again.
- 17% would avoid any product from
the recalled brand (Harris Poll, 2014) Furthermore, companies are pressured to set targets for the environment and sustainability, which can be impacted by the way lubrication and re-lubrication is executed. Zero landfill is one of the common KPIs to follow and the trend is to change from disposal-oriented to avoidance-focused environmental strategies. (The Zero Landfill Initiative)
For example, it is common practice to re-lubricate bearings after each wash down. During this process, excess grease is discharged past the bearing seals (purged). This can compromise food safety, people safety and of course asset reliability. During the next wash down cycle, the grease is washed away and into the plant’s wastewater.
Lubrication as a strategy instead of a management practice
It is now time for the food and beverage industry to reconsider the way lubrication is practiced on sites and to look into alternative technologies that can simultaneously provide food and operator safety, optimised costs and environmental benefits.
Among the dedicated technologies available to support the management of the lubrication of food and beverage processing machinery, re-lubrication-free bearings and advanced sealing systems have emerged as potential solutions that can mitigate against the risk of food and operator safety, while also avoiding excess lubricants being washed into the ￼￼wastewater stream or disposed of using grease cleaning wipes.
At the starting point, operators should proactively assess costs, risks, opportunities and benefits of managing lubrication as a broad strategy.
At SKF, we have found that a technical assessment of a production process provides the structure to readily identify potential issues, risks, opportunities and benefits in moving from current approaches. And the good news is that it does not require much time and from the assessment results, it is usually easy to plan short, medium and long-term activities.
Challenge the ‘always done it this way’ attitude
Identification of potential negative impacts on HACCP can lead to areas for improvement where SKF offers a range of technology and service offerings dedicated to helping to manage lubrication. These cover for example
- Re-lubrication free bearing technologies.
- High efficiency seals that keep lubricants in and contaminants out.
- Lubrication management: we can re- view and optimise lubrication strategy and lubrication routines in order to: apply correct amounts of lubricant at correct intervals, either manually or through automatic dispensing systems; use correct tools that allow correct methods to be followed; and set up an appropriate training programme for maintenance technicians and operators.
- SKF can also offer smart ways to detect poor lubrication condition by analysing vibration data through ‘vibration parameters’.
There are different ways to meet these challenges. “At SKF we can offer more than the traditional lubrication management approaches that look only at lubricants and the way to apply them. We can bring technologies that take away the need to re-lubricate, adding value from a food safety, cost, reliability or environmental perspective. What makes the difference is our deep knowledge of rotating equipment, industry experience and commitment to reduce costs of ownership,” Backer concludes.


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In uncertain times, parks and other open spaces can be vital resources for cities. All parks in New York City and state remain open so people can take walks for health and fresh air. We are proud to have designed many parks in the NYC boroughs, an important part of the city’s urban fabric. For a list of the twelve largest parks in NYC, see the Untapped Cities article here. They are conveniently almost equally distributed by borough.
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I didn’t have a clue when I begun my business of the importance of branding or really the meaning of it. I just knew it had to be super smart and initially my colours were a blueberry purple with silver. Smart yes but the silver which I had embossed on to the cards and tags was eye wateringly expensive for that stage in a business. The font was one I had found off the computer.
In fact I didn’t really know you could search deeper and buy fonts and there were licenses involved! Fast forward three years and a huge learning curve and I went for a rebrand.
Like most things regarding design, colour, ideas, I saw what it looked like in my head and knew what I wanted to achieve.
Hours of scorching the internet for fonts that looked as closely as I could find to my own rather large, free flowing handwriting. I eventually found what I was looking for, duly bought it then I needed some technical know how. It required more flourish, more personalisation, more me. Enter the fabulous Vaishali Shah who masterminds Creative ID and she flourished away and gave me exactly what I was after!
For colours I chose white writing on grey for its modern, simple and super smart feel.
Colour could come from the flowers.
Also with a van wrapped as it is with huge grey flowers all over it, colour would have been just too much and you wouldn’t see the name!!! Which btw, comes from my passionate love for literature and Shakespeare’s Midsummer Nights Dream. “Down by the bank where the wild thyme blows...”
I added an e to wild as a nod to Oscar and to balance the two words out visually. Also, as I wanted the .com wild thyme had been taken!
So there you are ... thought processes as to how I got to where I am today with my brand.
What I really love is as we change and develop. so can our brand. Nothing needs to be static!
Happy day to you!
Time for me to get in that van


Cairo's famous Sámi Nossair Orchestra performs old, traditional style favorites Tamr Henna, Salamat Ya Om Hassan, Sahhn Dahhn Boo, Rakasni and others. Instrumentation includes Kanoun, Violin, Accordion, Nay, Dumbek and Riq. Nice arrangements. A traditional lover's pick.
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Aaron Ramsey loves the FA Cup and, once again, he was a crucial player for Arsenal against Chelsea in the final.
The midfielder was Arsenal’s top rated player on WhoScored (7.8) after scoring the Gunners’ winning goal against Chelsea. It was his third goal of the competition in four appearances this season.
Just two minutes after Diego Costa cancelled out Alexis Sanchez’s early goal, Rambo was on hand (or foot?) to put his team ahead again after super-sub Olivier Giroud provided him with a superb assist.
Ramsey also had a whopping 95% pass completion rate, only misplacing TWO passes for the entire duration of the game, and won three tackles.
Despite finding himself in a new system, he covered an FA Cup final record-breaking distance of 14.4km.
Back in 2014, Ramsey was the difference in Arsenal’s FA Cup final against Hull and he was the difference again against Chelsea.
2014: Olivier Giroud to Aaron Ramsey. Arsenal win the FA Cup.
2017: Olivier Giroud to Aaron Ramsey. Arsenal win the FA Cup.
— – (@WengerTactic) May 27, 2017
He has the makings of an Arsenal legend about him.

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Hatty Appointed To Be County's Next Chief Judge
December 13, 2019
When Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Michael Hatty takes over as Livingston County's newest Chief Judge next month, he has some changes in mind.
The Michigan Supreme Court recently announced that Hatty has been appointed to serve as chief judge of Livingston County's Circuit and District Courts starting January 1st. He’ll succeed the current Chief Judge Miriam Cavanaugh, who will remain as the head of the county’s probate court. Hatty recently told WHMI that his intention is to double the capacity of the Livingston County Adult Drug Court, which he has led since it was started back in 2010. The Adult Drug Court is one of four such courts locally, including the Intensive Treatment Mental Health Court, Veterans Treatment Court and Juvenile Drug Court. Hatty also heads up the county’s Business Court which resolves disputes between businesses.
Hatty was re-elected to a second six-year term in 2018. He came to the position in 2009 when he was appointed by then-Governor Jennifer Granholm after the retirement of former Circuit Court Judge Stanley Latreille. He won election to a partial term in 2010 and then ran for his first full six-year term two years later. (JK)


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Info about Stomorska, Splitsko-Dalmatinska Županija (Croatia)
Stomorska region is Splitsko-Dalmatinska Županija, in Croatia (HR).
Stomorska is also called Stomorska, latitude is 43.3700000, and longitude 16.3516700.
Stomorska is popular for scuba diving, diving, off-road trails, sailboats, boat rides, docks over Croatia.
More details about Stomorska in Croatia (HR)
It’s time zone is UTC+01:00 (valid for standard time).
You need to call local phone numbers. You can use 21 as local dialing code for local phone numbers. It’s zip code is 21 432, this is why for sending postcards to your family in Stomorska you can use 21 432 zip as explained.
Its height above sea level, called also meters above sea level (M A.S.L.), is around 0 mt. Because of this this is the perfect place if you and partner want to do a sea travel.
If you are searching for more information for this city you can visit Stomorska official website http://www.solta.hr.
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There are no words to describe how truly incredible these pieces are in person!! Viewing this exhibit while in the midst of my Sew Sexy-Sewalong mindset made me view many things in a completetly different way. And my recent fabric shopping trip (OMG, so much fun chatting and shopping with these three ladies!!) was certainly influenced by it (leather, metallic, print).
Even as I viewed the pieces and snapped these photos, I sensed a theme. I am, clearly, most drawn to the waistline and garments that highlight it. That nipped-in-ness is sexy to me. Whether it is on a metallic leather corset (my FAVORITE PIECE) or a striped, backless tshirt with a floor length train.
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As I’ve mentioned before, I see it as one of my duties to inform the rest of the world about one of Brazil’s best-kept secrets – the city of São Luís.
Recently this promotional video from 1999 has surfaced, showing our lovely city as it looked back then. It appears to have been aimed at a Franco-European market.
Those who don’t speak Portuguese can still marvel at the richness of the architecture, colors, and traditions.
Fun fact: the year this was made, I visited São Luís for the first time. The rest is history.
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Use Flowers To Add Colour & Appeal When Selling Your Home
As soon as a potential buyer walks into your house for a showing, its important you make as good of an impression as you can, and having lots of colourful, nice-scented flowers around can most definitely contribute to accomplishing that goal.
Flowers are bright, colourful and can be an easy way to decorate, and even are also known to have a calming therapeutic effect. When selling your Calgary home, flowers can bring an otherwise dull room to life and help your home show its absolute best. See more Calgary Home Sellers Tips today.
Silk vs. Real
You can choose to decorate your home with real or silk flowers depending on several factors. Modern manufacturing means many of today’s silk flowers are surprisingly similar to the real thing.
One of the biggest issues affecting people`s choice between real and silk is allergies. You may want to consider using silk versus real simply due to the chance that a potential buyer may be allergic.
Maintenance can also be a concern. Many homeowners may choose silk flowers because they require zero upkeep and will last a very long time. Silk is also more affordable because they do not need to be frequently replaced.
After all that there are still many benefits to choosing real flowers as well and one of the biggest reasons can be the smell and the fact flowers are organic and not artificial, which may leave a strong impression on a buyer who pays attention to the little details.
You can also add flowers to your home without every having to actually buy flowers, either real or silk. The secret is making a good use of flowered prints.
There is an abundance of art prints and beautiful floral photography featuring both single flowers, small gardens and large majestic floral displays.
As a Calgary home-owner, you can choose to skip the real vs. silk dilemma and opt for some framed prints that match the decor either on or above your desk, in your living room, inside a built-in or as a large print displayed on a wall in your home.
The only caution with using prints is try not to go overboard; a garden of flower prints on every wall in every room of your home could be over kill.
Greet Your Guests
If you really want to garner the wow factor, use some outdoor planters or add a hanging flower basket near your front door. When someone walks up to your home, it will be impossible not to notice the colour and subtle positive emotional response that elicits.
In the spring and summer you can also add flowers to your landscaping to improve your Calgary home`s exterior curb appeal.
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Helpful ways to manage stress with yoga
If you’re experiencing high levels of stress, you’ll be relieved to know that there are simple and effective stress management techniques available. Let’s take a closer look at yoga, and how it fits into your stress-relief toolkit.
Yoga has steadily increased in popularity in the past decade. Likely you’ve seen people toting yoga mats to and from gyms, and noticed products like magazines, clothing and props being sold everywhere from airports to specialty shops. It could be tempting to dismiss yoga as a fad; however, research shows yoga to be an effective complementary treatment for depression and anxiety, overall mood, and especially stress.
What is yoga?
When we talk about yoga today, we usually are referring to a physical practice that includes the following:
Asana – physical postures
Yoga poses simultaneously stretch and strengthen the body. There are many of these postures, each targeting a different muscle or muscle group. They range from the extremely simple, to the pretzel-like shapes often associated with yoga. After a yoga practice, people often report discovering muscles they never knew they had!
Pranayama – breathing exercises
Breathing is an important aspect of a yoga practice and part of what makes it uniquely helpful for stress management. While students are practicing yoga postures, they are often asked to breathe evenly through their nose. A yoga teacher may also incorporate simple breathing exercises into the beginning or end of a class.
One of the reasons yoga is sometimes referred to as “moving meditation” is because the yoga practitioner is asked to focus on the present moment during practice – much like in mindfulness meditation. So it could be said that if you’re sweating buckets in downward dog but thinking about where you’ll park when you pick up the dry cleaning, you’re not fully doing yoga!
Yoga, is the journey of the self, to the self,
through the self.
Where to begin
The best way to get started in yoga is to find a Yoga Alliance registered instructor. You can go about this a number of ways:
- If you belong to a gym, see if they offer yoga classes and pick up a schedule.
- Give your local studio a call and describe your fitness level and needs to find the level that’s right for you. Dedicated yoga studios usually offer more variety and very experienced teachers.
- If going to a class isn’t possible, yoga videos are a great way to practice at home. You can find DVDs at your bookstore or library, and websites such as MyYogaOnline and DoYogaWithMe offer virtual classes that range from 10 minutes to over an hour.
As with any form of exercise, if you have any chronic health conditions or injuries, talk to your doctor to make sure yoga is right for you.
If stress is affecting your daily life, yoga may be worth a try. If you’re someone who likes recording and noticing changes, keep a stress log and rate your stress level each day on a scale of 1-10. Take a look after a month of yoga practice, and see if anything has changed.


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In his new book, Trent University professor A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi looks at systemic failings in the area of food production that have created a worldwide food crisis. The problems include small-scale farmers unable to earn a livelihood; chronic obesity in some parts of the world and starvation in others; rising food prices; and growing urban slums composed of displaced farm workers.
In addition to elucidating the problems, Akram-Lodhi promises to provide practical solutions. If he were able to deliver on this promise, his book would be indispensible. Unfortunately, he offers little more than muddled logic and Marxian post-colonial dogma. His bold proclamations are lost in a wash of lengthy histories of agrarian policy and moderately interesting stories of people affected by the food industry.
The author’s histories of land reform and agricultural innovation do not, as he at first suggests, provide evidence of capitalistic greed run amok, but rather highlight political and technological initiatives implemented to address existing challenges. The links between food-production systems and individuals are arbitrary and unconvincing. In one case, the owner of a large family farm in the U.S. is presented as victim, and the culprits are the agricultural reforms that resulted in the very high-yield farming that made food affordable and plentiful, and that included subsidies and tariffs specifically designed to help farmers.
Despite an extensive overview of government intervention in the area of agriculture, the author somehow concludes that capitalism is the problem. The way to overcome the food crisis, the author argues, is for government to expropriate land without compensation and give it to those who cannot manage it as efficiently. In what must have struck him as the height of lucidity, Akram-Lodhi writes, “It is not the unsuccessful that should be encouraged to leave farming; it is the successful.”

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brief reflection on history and fiction
Recently, two brief newspaper mentions of deaths caught my eye—not on the obituary page, where deceased individuals are named and their lives honored. These mentions appeared on a back page of the news section and are of particular interest to me because they offer glimpses into 19th century American history. The first article describes a hiker’s discovery of human bone fragments and a metal button lying in a Sharpsburg cornfield, which had once served as a Civil War battlefield in 1862. Examining the remains, experts concluded the bones belonged to a young soldier from New York State, who was perhaps between 19 and 20 years old when he fell in combat. The second article describes the discovery of more anonymous dead, 957 individuals buried in unmarked graves between the years 1889 and 1957 in what had been a Nebraska psychiatric hospital cemetery. Both articles resonate with me as I continue researching Civil War and post-Civil War history for my novel-in-progress and as I reflect on research done for my novel Women of Magdalene, set in a 19th century ladies’ lunatic asylum.
In Nebraska, a historical society is fighting for the release of the identity of the long-dead patients, many of whom were committed against their will for a variety of health conditions and reasons, including poverty, and whose very existence was erased with burial. A chilling thought—and similar to one that ran through my imagination years ago when I created my fictional asylum for “inconvenient women”, who never went home again. Like other writers of historical fiction, I hold a mirror up to the past and, in doing so, frame that past, limit it, and bring a particular aspect of it into focus. I look back at the sweep of history or catch a glimpse of it in a newspaper article—reminders of the haunting stories of those who actually lived and died in the real, not the fictional, world. Then I turn again to my story-mirror and, for a moment, find a whisper of frost on the glass.


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6. ADJ : usu ADJ n △You use deep to emphasize the seriousness, strength, importance, or degree of something. (= profound)
- I had a deep admiration for Sartre.
- He wants to express his deep sympathy to the family.
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- a deep economic recession
- The affair had exposed deep divisions within the party.
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What’s up Digilogue Fam! We hope you have been enjoying our Artists to Watch: Class of 2021 series so far. Next up, we’ll be introducing singer-songwriter & composer WATA.
WATA is an artist, composer, and designer based in LA. She initially started off playing the violin, but later branched out to improvisation and vocal composition in college. Now, WATA combines meditation music with modern lyricism and alternative composition.
We sat down with WATA and discussed what it was like transitioning from being a composer and violinist into a singer-songwriter, the importance of meditation music, her creative process & much more. Make sure to check out the entire interview, live now via our Digilogue YouTube!
Get a behind-the-scenes look at what A Day in the Life looks like for WATA, including her early morning rituals, working on her upcoming album, connecting with nature, and cooking dinner.
A Day in the Life of WATA
5–9 AM – Rising Rituals
I’ve begun to appreciate the quiet and calm that comes with waking up early. For the past month, I’ve been waking up at 5 am to chant and pray. Starting my morning with sound brings a greater level of peace to my day. I begin with ‘Om’, followed by several other chants and mantras on my ‘Chants & Prayers’ playlist. I truly believe in the power of sound healing, and particularly the power that is held in the voice.
After chanting, I fall back asleep for an hour or so and wake up for my daily reading and meditation. Reserving the first hours of my day for connection with God has created a stillness that stays with me through the day. Each morning, I read a lesson and chapter from A Course in Miracles and spend time meditating on transmission from the lesson. I’ve been studying the Course for a year and a half, but still have so much to learn. To remind myself of the practice, I set an alarm to come back to the lesson every hour of the day.
9–11 AM – Starting My Day
As I begin to move, stretch and start my day, I turn on Laraaji’s ‘Alignment’ track on Calm.com, which is my go-to meditation track. I use the Calm app daily, and I just released an hour-long sound bath for the new moon on the app.
I am becoming more intentional about not checking email, Instagram or texts first thing in the morning, and I usually try to schedule my phone meetings after 11 am. I usually call my family and talk with them first and write down any messages my mom has for me. I don’t drink coffee, so I boil a pot of Yerba Mate tea and take a Moringa capsule for energy. My place has two koi ponds, so I feed them and say ‘hello’.
Today, I’m making avocado toast with bread from the local bakery and avocados and eggs from the farmer's market. I’ve been creating slow-living content on my Tik Tok account, so I film the process of making breakfast and edit it into a quick video.
11 AM – 3 PM – The Creation Process
The process of making music for me is ever-changing. Some days I’ll write for hours, other days it’s only 30 minutes. I try to allow myself to create freely while also being mindful of mix deadlines etc. Right now, I’m focused on my upcoming album Journey Through A Conscious Mind. I produce and record my music in Logic, adding instrumentals and vocals bit by bit. The composition process tends to be very intuitive for me. I will get into a flow state and allow the music to come through me, and then I will go back afterward and make edits or changes. Most of the work I’m currently doing right now involves creating transitions between songs to give the album a continuous flow.
Once I feel like I'm in a good place with the album, I start working on the New Moon in Leo track for Calm. I spend some time envisioning an outline for the piece, which is a process I use when I’m creating a new sound bath. I think of a concept and a storyline for the composition, and then I write out each step and add pictures so I can visualize it. This sound bath starts in the jungle, which is very much inspired by my current location.
After I finish my outline I hop on a check-in call with my manager. We use this time to go over timelines, upcoming projects, and release strategies. These check-ins help me stay on top of the project, but also keep me grounded and not too caught up in my own doubts or anxieties about the project.
3–4 PM – The Reflection Process
I decide to go for a walk to the bakery to clear my head and get some fresh air. These walks are very meditative for me. I listen to the music I’m working on while I walk to get new ideas and hear things I don’t when I’m composing. When I get to the bakery, I buy a loaf of bread and a chocolate donut and take a small detour to sit by the river on my way back. Visiting the river is my favorite time of the day, I feel like it resets my mind and allows me to connect with the Universe. While I'm sitting, a dog comes up to me and sits with me for a while. I feel so connected to the Earth and everything around me. As I listen to the sounds of the river, words begin to flow in my mind and I jot down a few song lyric ideas. I chose the name ‘WATA’ because most of my songs come to me when I’m in or near water.
4–7 PM – Winding Down
My calendar alert goes off reminding me to chant. I include chanting as a part of my vocal warm-up routine. It opens up my voice in a way I can’t quite describe. I go straight from chanting into vocal warm-ups and then start recording vocals for my album. I stop and take deep, meditative breaths in between vocal takes, quieting the ego-mind and the perfectionist doubts that often disrupt my process.
After I finish recording, I start preparing dinner. I put on a playlist called ‘Mexican Summer’ which I created to collect songs I’ve discovered while I’m here in Mexico. I add brown rice to a pot to boil and add zucchini, rosemary, and ghee to a pan to fry. I chop up some kale and cucumbers and add lime for a salad. When everything’s ready, I put them in a big bowl and add avocado.
7–-10 PM – Night Time Rituals
After I finish eating and doing the dishes, I sign onto Zoom for a Course in Miracles study group that happens every night. We meditate, practice Qi Gong, and have discussions on the text. This has vastly deepened my understanding and connection with everything and everyone around me.
Once I log off, I am usually pretty blissed out. I utilize the quiet that comes with night to record some more vocals, and then fall asleep.
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Thank you so much for all of your support and concern, and now I am ready to go back to work on my blog.
So, to begin writing again on my blog, I will write about following your path.
Because, in a way, I have been on the path but stuck along side of the road broke down, with my hood up so to speak. Now I am well enough to put my feet back on it and I rejoice.
So, something that I have been experiencing is meeting people who are just now putting their feet on the path to the Craft. As we all know, not all stay with us, but there is something exhilarating about being on the path. It is intoxicating and suddenly the world becomes brighter.
I remember my beginnings on the path, the rush to buy books and to study and know more and more. The feeling that...Wow...there is more to this than just waving a wand and muttering a few words. It is about finding the magik in yourself, that you have had all along and learning how to use it.
I hope that everyone goes on a path. And not just a path to magik, but a path to self. We are amazing creatures, humans, full of passion and joys and terrors. I think it is sad that so many of us do not go inside ourselves and explore our own human potential. We lose so much.


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The lottery is an ancient tradition that dates back to Ancient China. During the Han Dynasty, governments used lotteries to fund important government projects, including the Great Wall of China. The Roman Empire also adopted lotteries as an important source of income. The first lotteries were organized as entertainment for dinner parties. The Roman government eventually organized the first commercial lottery. The profits from this lottery were used to repair the city.
Most lottery games have different formats, but the most common is the six-out-of-49 format. This format increases the chances of winning a prize by increasing the odds of a winning ticket. It is important to note that some states have lottery games that allow you to purchase tickets online, and there are a variety of methods available for doing so.
Official lotteries are generally safe and legal. However, there are certain risks associated with lottery play, including a high house edge. Lotteries that are not run by a state are considered illegal togel hongkong in many countries. Furthermore, many governments have taken steps to ensure that their lotteries are operated solely by the state.
In the United States, many states have made online lottery games legal. Some states, including New Hampshire, have even made it possible to buy tickets on the internet. You can buy online lottery tickets with a credit card, using an app or your computer. In some states, you can play games on your mobile phone, such as the Mega Millions and the Powerball.
New York does not plan to offer an online lottery. However, it does have an app for iOS and Android phones that lets you check results and prize draws. With the app, you can view the prize amounts and scan your ticket. It also has a map that shows lottery retailers. TheL11otter app makes purchasing tickets easy, even if you do not have the right to buy lottery tickets.
There are many games you can play in Indiana. You can play online games or in-house games. Mega Millions and Powerball are two popular multi-state games, and two-thirds of the proceeds from these games go directly to public education programs. The Illinois Lottery offers four exclusive draw games and Mega Millions. The proceeds from these games go to public programs and the state’s common school fund.
The house edge in most lotteries is close to 50%. However, many lottery aficionados argue that it does not matter since it is an opportunity for you to win a life-changing amount. If you do win a lottery, you will most likely share the jackpot with another lottery player. Despite the low odds, there are many individuals who have become billionaires through lottery play.
The New York lottery has been around for nearly half a century. It was the second state to introduce a state lottery, and sales for the first year were $53.6 million. Since then, the New York lottery has steadily increased its sales totals.

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VoxATC may be a familiar name to simmers more acquainted with FSX and P3D. It has been, and still is, an innovative ATC addon that integrates voice recognition technology, allowing simmers to communicate with air traffic control in the simulator using standard ATC phraseology. It seems MSFS simmers will not be left out, as we’re starting to see the first previews of VoxATC in action in Microsoft Flight Simulator!
VoxATC promises to be another groundbreaking ATC solution for MSFS, a growing category that highlights the need for such improvements in the base platform. FSHud, SayIntentions.Ai, and BeyondATC, just to name a few existing and upcoming products, show that there’s a lot of interest in the community for new and innovative solutions to dramatically improve the lackluster ATC system in MSFS.
VoxATC is notable not only for its use of voice recognition but also because it generates its own traffic and controllers, effectively working as an all-encompassing addon. In the preview shared this week online, we can see this in action. In one video, VoxATC can be seen managing and injecting traffic into MSFS, leveraging AIG’s aircraft models and offline traffic.
The second video shows the tool working from the pilot’s perspective during an approach and landing at LPPD Ponta Delgada Airport. This showcases how natural and responsive the system is.
It’s worth noting that this is still a work in progress, and there may be a number of improvements planned. Nonetheless, it is a promising new addon that is bound to start making waves in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for further updates soon; we’re tracking this one very closely!

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Authority Song by Todd Tilghman (featuring Blake Shelton) is a song from the album The Voice: Finale and was released in 2020.
The official music video for Authority Song premiered on YouTube on Tuesday the 19th of May 2020. Listen to Todd Tilghman's song below.
Authority Song Lyrics
Todd Tilghman's Authority Song lyrics were written by John Mellencamp.

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I'm searching for a cheap, i.e. low precision, hall effect sensor to experiment with current sensing. I came across this hall effect sensor. What I don't understand is the "Features" statement "4.5 V to 6 V Operation" (p.1) in comparison to "Operating voltage VCC Operating 3.0 6.5 V" (page 3, table at top).
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I once knew someone who said that the scariest movie they’d ever seen wasn’t a horror movie at all. It was the 2001 drama A Beautiful Mind. When I asked why such a movie was so terrifying to them, this person replied, “To not know what’s real and what isn’t, to lose control of your own mind despite being so brilliant – that is true terror.” The film stars Russell Crowe as real-life mathematician John Nash and it tells the story of his struggles with mental illness. In the movie, Nash would hallucinate and think he saw people who were not there. It jeopardized not only his own well-being but that of those closest to him. Nash, who died in 2015, had a long and productive career despite his struggles. His work still influences the fields of mathematics and economics today. Nevertheless, considering its subject matter, it’s hard to argue against my acquaintance’s reckoning that A Beautiful Mind is a horror film.
In a similar vein, were you to ask me what the most frightening read of the past twelve months has been for me, I wouldn’t answer with Colson Whitehead’s Zone One or S.H. Cooper’s Inheriting Her Ghosts or even Nick Cutter’s The Troop. All three fall somewhere in the genre of horror fiction and were excellent reads. (Cutter’s in particular was hard to put down.) Instead, I would respond with a work of non-fiction written by sociologists Philip Gorski and Samuel Perry entitled The Flag and the Cross: White Christian Nationalism and the Threat to American Democracy (Oxford University Press, 2022). Though it is but a brief work at 176 pages, it has managed to haunt me well after I finished reading it. Specifically, the authors set out to answer “four fundamental questions: (1) What is white Christian nationalism? (2) When did it emerge? (3) How does it work politically? And finally (4) Where might it be headed tomorrow?” (p. 3)
To answer the first, Gorski and Perry point to “a constellation of beliefs” (p. 14). For example, believing that the United States was in some sense founded upon Christianity is part of that constellation, as is the notion that the US should adopt Christian values. Additionally, there has been a historic merging of so-called Christian values with the Republican party which is itself predominantly white. This conflation means that in the eyes of many white evangelicals, to be a Christian is to be a Republican. Added to this mixture is a “deep story,” a narrative that informs white Christian nationalism explaining America’s greatness. It typically involves elevating white characters and either ignoring or denigrating minority ones.
An example of this can be seen in the textbook I used during my two semesters of American History at Pensacola Christian College. Entitled United States History in Christian Perspective: Heritage of Freedom, the volume presents a particular understanding of the nation’s history that is decidedly conservative (i.e., Republican) and Christian (i.e., Baptist fundamentalism). In ch. 1 in a section on the religion of Native Americans in North America prior to the arrival of colonial powers, the authors write this:
The native Americans, like most early people, forsook the things they once knew about God. Rather than worshipping the Creator, they worshiped creation, particularly things they could not understand such as thunder, wind, fire, and the sun. They also believed that spirits lived in the mountains, water, trees, plants, and animals around them. Because superstition kept the Indians from working together to develop the land in which they lived, America would remain an untamed wilderness until the Europeans arrived.
By casting Native Americans as ignorant and superstitious, unable to tame the wilderness because of their religious beliefs, the authors not only set up white settlers as saviors, but they also suggest that Native Americans today are backward and foolish if they continue believing in their non-Christian religion, thus perpetuating Christian (and white) supremacy. Most telling is a question that appears in the chapter review at the end: “Describe native American religion. How do you think native American religion hindered their advancement?” Note that the question isn’t “Did native American religion hinder their advancement?” Rather, underlying the question is the assumption that Christianity is superior because it brought “civilization.” In fact, later in the textbook the authors make it clear that American democracy was only successful because of “the influence of Biblical Christianity” and that it only works “in a nation where a majority of citizens are steeped in the virtues of Biblical Christianity.”
In ch. 2 of The Flag and the Cross, the authors look at the history of white Christian nationalism, offering readers a crash course in the racism that has held sway over this nation since before the Revolutionary era. Referring to “the spirit of 1690,” the authors trace the history of white Christian nationalism through a series of years: 1689, 1763, 1889, and 1989. In the early days before the dawn of the republic, theologians supplied an eager audience a “racist theology” that had two tracks. The first was “pre-Adamism” which claimed that prior to Adam there had been a degenerate race of humans who lacked souls. The second was the curse on Canaan that “condemned his offspring to perpetual servitude” (p. 55). These bigoted ideologies served as justification for a host of evils that came to a head in the American Civil War. Yet even then it was not done away with, especially with the “Lost Cause” myth promoted by former Confederates and their descendants. In the twentieth century, the Christian Right came into its own. Gorski and Perry note that despite the claims of many conservatives, it wasn’t Roe v. Wade that created the Christian Right. Rather, it was “[o]pposition to racial integration [that] was the real catalyst” (p. 69). Though not mentioned by the authors, one indication of this was the creation of private schools in the wake of the Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education, a subject discussed at length in J. Russell Hawkins’s fascinating volume The Bible Told Them So: How Southern Evangelicals Fought to Preserve White Supremacy (Oxford University Press, 2021).
Chapters 3-4 look at recent developments in white Christian nationalism, including the insurrection that took place on January 6th of 2021, as well as what the future might hold if these beliefs go on undeterred. They open ch. 4 by writing, “It is tempting to dismiss the insurrection as an isolated incident by a few bad actors” (p. 103). They warn that we should not sleep on this because a “second eruption would likely be larger and more violent than the first. Large enough to bury American democracy for at least a generation.” And this is what makes The Flag and the Cross such a terrifying book. If conservative white evangelicals continue to align themselves with populists like Trump and continue to hold views contrary to reality (e.g., that whites are more likely to experience racism than blacks; cf. pp. 20-22), then an insurrection of a much larger scale is seemingly inevitable. Trumpist America would not be Hitler’s Germany,” they write.
But it would be not so far removed from Putin’s Russia either. And like this and other populist and kleptocratic regimes, it would be characterized by governmental incompetence accompanied by gradual economic decline. Ironically, a serious attempt to ‘make America great again’ would probably ending up making it chaotic and poor” (p. 127).
How do we prevent this? By building “a popular front stretching from democratic socialists” all the way to “cosmopolitan #NeverTrump evangelicals” (p. 128). To do so, we must be open and honest about our nation’s history, and we must learn to focus on our most essential rights, especially the right to vote.
The horror genre is a broad tent. It can include zombies and werewolves and poltergeists and serial killers and alien viruses. But for the most part, these are pure fiction. No rational person fears werewolves or zombies or even aliens. A large-scale insurrection, however, is a real possibility and it is up to us to do all that we can to make sure it never happens. Gorski and Perry have written a horror novel of sorts by showing the monstrosity that is white Christian nationalism and what it can do should we fail to act. And if we fail, we will be living in a horror novel of our own making.
 Michael R. Lowman, George Thompson, and Kurt Grussendorf, United States History in Christian Perspective: Heritage of Freedom, second edition (Pensacola, FL: Pensacola Christian College, 1996).
 Lowman et. al., United States History in Christian Perspective, 7.
 Lowman et. al., United States History in Christian Perspective, 21.
 Lowman et. al., United States History in Christian Perspective, 132, 133.
 Hawkins considers the specific case of South Carolina and the efforts to circumvent integration by creating private schools that could be practically (though not legally) segregated. You can read my brief review of Hawkins book as well.
Jude quotes from 1 Enoch.
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The Roundup – 5.7.22
What a dispute over Moses’s body tells Jude’s audience.
In this episode of Amateur Hour, I talk with Rev N Fidel about his experience as a Christian Scientist (and what that means) as well as his work in Christian publishing at the dawn of the digital age.
Three cautionary tales.
If it happened, the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth would have been one of the most important (if not the most important) event in human history. It is little wonder that apologists spend so much time and treasure defending it. One of the premier defenders of Jesus’s resurrection in the late 20th and early 21st centuries has been Gary Habermas, professor of philosophy and apologetics at Liberty University, and a recent volume edited by W. David Beck and Michael Licona entitled Raised on the Third Day: Defending the Historicity of the Resurrection of Jesus (Lexham Press, 2020) aims to honor Habermas who has not only influenced Beck and Licona but countless other apologists. In the course of roughly 392 pages and a dozen and a half chapters, various authors offer their thoughts on subjects which Habermas has engaged in his nearly half-century career. Contributors include J.P. Moreland on substance-dualism (ch. 2), William Lane Craig on the connection between Jesus’s “atoning death” and the resurrection (ch. 6), Dale Allison on near death experiences and their relationship to Christian theology (ch. 10), and more. In some ways, Raised on the Third Day is a Who’s Who? of Christian apologists and thinkers.
Though subtitled “Defending the Historicity of the Resurrection of Jesus,” some of the essays in the volume seemed irrelevant to this lofty goal. For example, in ch. 5 we read Francis Beckwith’s engagement with political philosopher John Rawls. Specifically, Beckwith attempts to take Rawls’s “neutralist liberalism” on subjects like abortion and see how it could be applied to issues like whether Christian bakers should be required to make cakes for same-sex weddings. It’s a piece better suited for a volume on contemporary issues in Christian political philosophy than one on the resurrection of Jesus. The same could be said of David Baggett’s piece on a “minimal facts” moral argument (ch. 7) as well as W. David Beck’s on the underlying structure of moral arguments (ch. 8). These too would be more appropriate for a work on philosophy of religion rather than one on the historicity of the resurrection of God’s son.
In addition to these seemingly misplaced essays, Raised on the Third Day features not one but two separate chapters on the Shroud of Turin. Whatever the value of the shroud and no matter its authenticity, it generally plays a very minor role in evangelical apologetics and, to my knowledge, has no direct bearing on the resurrection of Jesus. In fact, Mark Foreman offers a variety of “naturalistic” hypotheses to explain the image on the shroud, including the idea that the shroud was at some point irradiated. This, he writes, “is currently the best explanation for how the image was formed on the Shroud” (p. 55). But while some might think that it was the resurrection itself that was the radiating event, Foreman cautions against such a conclusion writing, “The fact is, we simply do not know what a resurrection event would look like, nor what residual effects it might leave behind. To make any such claims is to go beyond the evidence, even if the Shroud is the authentic burial cloth of Jesus. I am open to the radiation hypothesis as being in line with the resurrection, but I would not claim it is evidence of it” (p. 58). In which case, what good is the shroud? To prove Jesus died? We already knew that.
Two essays do stand out. The first is Beth Sheppard’s contribution entitled “Racing Toward the Tomb: Purity and Sacrifice in the Fourth Gospel” (pp. 225-255). Sheppard is a professor at Ingram Library at the University of West Georgia and has a variety of works including one on how biblical scholars and historians make use of the New Testament documents to reconstruct the past entitled The Craft of History and the Study of the New Testament (SBL, 2013). Prior to reading her contribution to Raised on the Third Day, I was unaware of Sheppard’s work. Now that I’ve been introduced to it, I can say that her writing is as delightful as it is informative. Whether it’s disputing Habermas’s claim that the scene in John 19:34-35 is “evidence that the type of wound Jesus received was lethal” (see pp. 226-230), or alerting readers to the Fourth Evangelist’s desire to “portray Jesus as possessing a constant state of purity” (p. 248), Sheppard writes methodically and thoroughly. If there is any essay worth rereading in Raised on the Third Day, it is Sheppard’s.
The second essay that stands out does so for reasons opposite of Sheppard’s. It is Frank Turek’s closing chapter entitled “What Everyone Should Learn from Gary Habermas” (pp. 325-338). The only redeeming quality of the piece is its brevity; it is one of the shortest in the volume. Turek, taking his cues from Habermas and Michael Licona, trots out many of the same, tired arguments for the reliability of the Gospels that when looked at closely simply do not hold water. For example, he spends considerable space on the criterion of embarrassment, making such asinine claims as Jesus’s genealogy is unlikely to be an invention because it includes “two prostitutes… (Tamar and Rahab), an adulterer (Bathsheba), and a king (David) who lies, cheats, and murders to cover up his sins. That’s certainly not an invented royal bloodline!” (p. 329). Setting aside the fleeting utility of the criterion of embarrassment, Turek’s lack of imagination and general unacquaintance with any scholarship that doesn’t have the word “apologetics” in the description makes Raised on the Third Day seem amateurish. (And I should know – I am an amateur.)
Raised on the Third Day is not the best book on the resurrection of Jesus I’ve ever read, nor is it the worst. But apart from Sheppard’s contribution and perhaps that of Dale Allison on NDEs, it is not a very useful volume. Readers would do better to pick up Allison’s recent work on the resurrection or even Michael Licona’s The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach (IVP Academic, 2010). Or save your money and perhaps one day Habermas himself will publish that “magnum opus” everyone keeps talking about.
 Sometimes these categories overlap!
 See http://bethmsheppard.com/biography/.
 Sometimes I make myself laugh.
Intruder alert! Intruder alert!
The first of ten episodes looking at the NT epistle of Jude utilizing some of the tools from my amateur toolbox mentioned in episodes 11-20.


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How To Load An Ar-15
How To Load An Ar-15 – The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with public money.
1. You rock it from front to back- This means that the hands shown in the videos are shown back to the front rotation.
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Very… so how long before some d bag in Sac hears of this high speed assault stripper clip and makes another poorly worded law ending the stripper clip ban, and replacing Garands , enfields, etc. become weapons of war? Gah.. I hate this country more and more. I need to move.. but all my stuff is here.
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Now don’t start calling them speed loaders. That will be banned ASAP. Call them downloadable storage and it could buy us another year of fun.
Sure, it uses an en-bloc clip, but do you think idiot politicians really care or know the difference?
Preppers canceled my order this afternoon because I called them a disgrace… Never ordering from those clowns again.
Of course, we canceled your order because of your rudeness and your threats… It’s simple and easy just don’t make a hole (when you tell us to push).
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If they have their way, they will try to ban SACF again, like they did in 2013. No amount of wordplay will stop that. This stripper clip, 100 years old unregistered technology. Any farther back and we’re on wheel-locks and percussion cap muskets.
Mark my words: California politicians are going to mandate black powder and ban smoking based on some nonsense they see in SciFi TV series, like Westworld. They even did that with microstamping based on the comic book movie, Judge Dredd.
Politicians are so out of touch with reality there is no need to debate the term or try to educate them. They have “paying assistants” to write the actual bills because they don’t know how things work. So there is no need to study it here.
California handgun owners have a lot of these guns and while grip wraps are available (I have a very nice Munkeeboi) the gun is FARGIN heavy.
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I haven’t raised the brake yet so my bullet button is still there..but one day while playing with guns in the living room (right guys? LOL) the grip wrap came off.
ARs are one thing but heavy-ass rifles with guns wrapped in a pistol grip and no thumb shelf are unpleasant to hold.
We make several designs for different guns, calibers, etc. And you people will be the first to know when we’re ready to reveal them.
Generally, this will come down to the number of other guns in the restricted area. If we can sell enough PTR 91, Tavor, Bren 805, etc., to cover the cost of production, we are very interested in pursuing that….even if we just break even.
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If your product can be loaded with stripper clips as well as/instead of a single load delay, it makes your competitor’s load less of an option for me.
The rear of the BF-10 is similar to the magazine plate. It can disassemble and clean the device, you should drop it in the mud during the fight with the bear, and you should return to the fight. It just slides one way, and it slides back and in.
The BF-10 is designed to load 1 cartridge at a time. In the early design stages, we are working on a version that accepts a metal stripper clip. One of the issues is the extra force required to remove the rounds from the clip, and push them into the magazine at the same time we are concerned about ease of use. Another issue is that increasing capacity will mean weakening the entire product, or adding more and more complex moving parts. The final issue with that is that for many people it may be overlooked, or just another step in their process- not everyone buys ammo that comes in stripper clips, in fact I’d imagine most don’t.
We wanted to keep it as simple as possible, and we did just that: a product designed in four parts that make AR-15 shooting in California more fun and less stressful.
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Once you feel how easy it is to carry, you won’t have to worry about your fingers! No resistance, maybe 10% of the power required to carry the magazine. You can also pull the handle back with your other hand to make them less likely to fall.
I saw this shortly after posting. This is a video editing error. When youtube plays videos with certain characteristics, it can affect the audio. I saw this today when I was fixing one, but I thought about how to fix it.
But, but, but. The weapons mean none of the thousands ordered have been delivered. Is it newly available or pre-order? If that’s the case, nobody’s worth flipping until they hit customers’ hands.
I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic it represents, one Nation under God, unseen, with liberty and justice for all.
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I’ve been a diehard out of style for a long time, but this seems to have as much potential as a regular magazine.
No Sir, you won’t need to register a gun with a fixed magazine, that’s why I have mags on all my guns.
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Edit: so wait so I can fix my stock, flash hider and pistol grip back, keep my guns 80% unregistered, and use it for quick loading?
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The final issue with that is that for many people it may be overlooked, or just another step in their process- not everyone buys ammo that comes in stripper clips, in fact I’d imagine most don’t.
This may be true. However many people will load their cartridges loosely with stripper clips before going to the range to facilitate loading their mags with tools like the StripLULA.
Oh yes. I store all my scraps and reload them in my spare time in the garage. Makes reloading mags faster in the desert. If I drive hours to shoot, I don’t waste any of it—load rounds into the mags Loading an AR-15 rifle magazine with ammo and pushing it through the hole of your AR seems like an easy job. , and often, it is. However, I have seen shooters make many mistakes when loading their AR-15 for sport.
In a competitive game, the shooter starts with an empty weapon. The Range Officer tells the shooter “Ready”. The shooter can do whatever he wants to get the gun loaded and ready to go. A common practice is to simply push a full 30 magazine into the gun, rack the charging handle, and hope for the best. When the Range Officer presses the timer, the shooter begins their course of fire. They raised the gun over their shoulder and shot. They pull the strings and nothing happens. In some cases, the magazine falls out.
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What happened here? It should work. It works whenever they are in the firing line at the range, and it works at home. Well, it doesn’t matter what they did now or in the past. The issue arises when people do not understand the problem. The problem is how they load the magazine into the gun.
When loading an AR-15 rifle magazine full of ammo, the magazine spring is fully loaded. There is little if any room left when you push that magazine into the closed bolt. With the bolt closed, it pushes all 30 rounds down into the magazine. Often the magazine you are using does not have enough space to compensate for this and the magazine grip does not connect you to the magazine. So what happens? You think the magazine is sitting when it is not. With an improperly seated magazine, the bolt will not eject the first round and force it into the chamber. You have now failed to work.
Yes, so you know what the problem is. How can you fix it? Some people, even gun instructors, recommend downloading your magazine. “You don’t need 30 rounds of gun!” – so they only carry 28 bullets. I want to have 30+1. My needs are not the same as yours, but if I can get more ammo, why not?
Some people like to push a particular magazine
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