I’ve known Tamara (the baby sister of my friend Minnie, with whom I have been inseparable friends since Nursery School. Twenty three years ago my husband Eric, my mother, Phillis and I emigrated to Toronto. Tamara welcomed us, and extended her loving hospitality and she and I have been inseparable friends ever since. Our children all adored her.
Tamara was a light to many, cared for and counselled innumerable people in need of spiritual care. I am so grateful she was in my life.


I love stories. Writing. Reading. Watching. They are our doorway to understanding what it is to be human. Social hedonist. Leftist atheist writer living in the Bible Belt. And pastry eater.


2016 is coming to a close, and throughout the year, you may have interacted with LIM’s Ambassadors. With Christmas being celebrated across the World this Saturday, we handed over the blog to our LIMLegends to share their words of wisdom with the entire amputee community. Here’s what they had to say:
Tammy Myers words of wisdom:
“You can still accomplish anything you want with a little creativity! Everyone travels at a different pace! Surround yourself with others like you. Knowledge is power! amputeecoalition.org. Your story could help someone else. Be proud of who you are!”
Pamela Selinski words of wisdom:
“I recently have had the opportunity to speak with several new amputees and their first question is how long does it take. I’ve been telling them patience is not only a virtue it is a necessity when you have limb loss. Pearls of Wisdom = Be Patient”
Carlos Gonzalez words of wisdom:
“I am humbled by The grace of God, I have become an advocate for others who don’t have the courage. Allow me to be your voice by being a example of hope and faith. Walk on!”
Doug Van Pool words of wisdom:
“Don’t let amputation define you. We are so much more than that. Advocate, educate, elucidate. Lead others that share your fate. Be that shining light, like the morning star, always steady, always bright. And Never, Never quit!”
Deborah Smith words of wisdom:
“I’m fortunate to be part of the LIM team in the Midwest, and was fit with our TT socket in May. As an amputee one of the most rewarding aspects of my role with LiM is working with others with limb loss. When I became an amputee 1½ years ago I quickly realized I’d joined an incredible community of people. I’m grateful to hear their stories, learn from them, and help with journeys towards increased comfort and mobility.
Just as we prepare and plan step by step for holiday celebrations, our incremental efforts each day toward our goals as prosthetic wearers can culminate in wonderful accomplishments and celebration. There are so many organizations out there to help us be as active as we can dream, whatever our physical challenge may be. Thank you dare2tri.org, juddgoldmansailing.org, adaptivegolf.org!
Merry Christmas, Happy Celebrations, and New Year to all!”


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Have you had time to know what Excellent World International Organization stands for? This organization has something that concerns you. It has a very lofty vision for the world. It is a vision to rally the excellent people of the world like you together to make the world an excellent place for everybody to enjoy. Each person will not need to do much; just a little drop of water and together we make a mighty ocean.
Excellent World International Organization is thus a worldwide online forum whose aim is to propagate, promote, and encourage ideas and activities geared towards making the world an excellent place for all to enjoy.
Do you believe that the world can be an excellent place for all to enjoy? Do you believe that it is the duty of the people of the world to make the world an excellent place for everybody to enjoy? Do you acknowledge that by coming together and honestly working for an excellent world the excellent people of the world can make an immense contribution to the building of an excellent world? Are you ready to be part of a worldwide forum which is committed to promoting ideas and actions that can make the world an excellent place? If you are, as we believe you are, Excellent World International Organization is where you belong.
This is an organization for the excellent people of the world who have loving hearts and not only do they want to see an excellent world for everybody to enjoy, but they are also ready to work for it. Our mission is the pursuit of an excellent world. Our dream world is an excellent world. We are sick and tired of the world of hatred in which we find ourselves. Our vision is a world where love, peace and harmony prevail; a just world whose enormous riches are enjoyed by all; a world in which we all live decent lives; eat to our fill; have good roofs over our heads; relate excellently with fellow human beings.
This dream world is the world which our creator meant for humanity. Unfortunately, because of the work of the devil, greed and blind ambition, it turned into a world in which evil dominates. Whether we have a good world or an evil world depends on what we the inhabitants of the world do. Every evil act we carry out adds to the evil in the world and makes the world an evil world. Every good act we carry out adds to the good in the world and goes to make the world a good world. The more good we do, therefore, the better the world will be. The more evil we do, the worse the world will be. Thus, it is incumbent on those who want good to prevail over evil in the world to promote good and fight against evil. This is what Excellent World International Organization is out for; in fact, not only are we out to promote good; but to promote excellence. We want excellence to prevail in the world. We want an excellent world.
It is true that the world is full of evil people who enjoy doing evil and monopolize the riches of the world. They have no value for human life. They take delight in the suffering of others. They exploit, cheat and maltreat fellow human beings. Yet, there is still great hope for the world. Great days lie ahead. There are billions of excellent people who want a world of love, peace and harmony; a just world in which the dignity of the human being is upheld. These are the people to whom Excellent World International Organization belongs. If you have read up to this point, this is where you belong. So, dear friend, join the forum. Let us journey together and build our dream world.
Little drops of water make a mighty ocean. One good idea at a time, day in day out, will change the world. No matter the idea that you have, if you think it can make the world a better place, please, do not hesitate to share it to the world through this forum! It could be a quote, a sentence, a paragraph, an essay; it could be a poem, a song, a reflection, a story, a message or a letter, let it go round. Let us jointly make our world an excellent place for all of us to enjoy. That is our challenge.


The beginnings of this village go back to the time when the tribe of the Alemanen settled in this area, as is proofed by the ending -ingen of its name. Gomaringen is mentioned for the first time in the 11th century in the chronicle of Berthold of Zwiefalten. After the extinction of the counts of Achalm in 1191, members of the local gentry, which took the name after the village Gomaringen, are first mentioned.
They were Friedericus and Hugo de Gomaringen who were in the service of the Markgraf of Tübingen. A fort with glacis, the present day castle and other rights and properties belonged to the Lords of Gomaringen. The Gomaringen coat of arms has the eagle on a red background. Stockach, which now belongs to Gomaringen, once belonged to the Lords of Gomaringen.
From the 13th through the 15th century the rulers of Gomaringen frequently appear as spiritual rulers. The most significant representatives were Werner and Peter of Gomaringen who were both abbots of Bebenhausen, the local monastery of the Markgrafs of Tübingen. The economical decline of the family began shortly after the middle of the 14th century caused by frequent division through inheritance and in addition the preference for spiritual power and its associated gifts, particularly to the monastery of Bebenhausen.
In the second half of the 15th century, after various changes of ownership, the whole previous Gomaringen property with all its rights and liegemen was transformed to the then prosperous hospital of the imperial town of Reutlingen. For 150 years bailiffs ran the affairs of the imperial city in the castle.
After the 30 Years War, whose hoorors also affected Gomaringen, Reutlingen, deeply in debt, sold in December 1648 “Gomaringen as its most noble village and castle” for 30.000 guildes to Count Eberhard III of Württemberg. Until 1807 Gomaringen remained directly answerable to the Prince and was administered by bailiffs of the castle.
After that it was incorporated into the district o Reutlingen until 1973. The official description of 1824 reports that Gomaringen was “the poorest parish with the most children”. So it is not surprising that from the end of the 18th century till the end of the 19th century 821 people emigrated especially to the USA.


Ink – Beneath the Stain, available on Amazon.
A boy born with a giant birthmark faces the brutal challenges of a world fearful and judgmental of differences. Providence leads him to the eccentric and bizarre corner of life. Perhaps he has found his niche. But still people cannot see beneath the stain. Then he meets two others who have also endured terrible bias in their lives. Drawn to one another, the three form a charged and passionate relationship which hurtles towards tragedy, but in the end is saved by the power of love.
Owl Manor – the Dawning, coming soon!
The hand of fate is ever present. We would believe we are in complete control, spend our lives trying to exercise that control, but sometimes the tide sweeps us in directions unimagined. And we have no choice but to swim towards the whatever that awaits us, and to wonder if it was meant to be.
This is the story of Eva. Stifled by the ignorant attitudes towards women in Colonial America, unable to reach her full potential, Eva lives a life of dissatisfaction and frustration. Fate leads her to the Rocky Mountains in 1859, and the shadow that lurks in the dark halls of Owl Manor, where she finds unforeseen fulfillment.


Disclosing this on his Instagram page, he stated that, “Happy 40th birthday to me. Happy birthday to a man of peace and love. I thank God for letting me see this day in my life. I thank God for all His blessings.”
He added, “All the prayer points and wishes I had many years ago God has answered all of them and even more. And I’m grateful to Him.”
The star actor declared his ambition of becoming the president of Nigeria in 2023 last year, in which his father, Pete Edochie, who is a veteran Nollywood actor prayed for him.


We want to clench onto life.
In our sayings, in our principles, in our lifestyle.
We want it to be something we can grab onto…so tightly.
Something we don’t want to let go of…ever.
So build a life where we never, ever let go.
Of what we get.
But what we hold onto unravels. It breaks down.
It’s the way things go.? It’s the way life works.
We might be lucky however….and…
What we grab might unravel along with our desire to hold on.
original pen name “Sim___? Li__”
(please reflect for 60 seconds)


A fun, family concert with The Community Orchestra and special guests. Enjoy music from the shows, light classics, pop, standards and novelty numbers. Now in its sixth year the orchestra rehearses in the heart of Barney at St Mary’s Parish Church and enjoys a true community spirit, welcoming players of mixed ages and experience. Tonight our special guests are the school choir from Green Lane while Cream Tees will entertain you in the foyer pre-show.
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Join us for a sacred gathering of women for women.
This circle is a space for women to remember, to heal, to connect to their femininity and to be embraced by the Council of the Mother.
Together, we will experience a group attunement from the Divine Feminine and receive an energetic balancing of our womb systems. To welcome the season, we will offer an transmission of energy from the Council of the Mother to offer healing to the Inner-Mother archetype within each of us.
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“The benefit of single life is the depth and brightness one observes in the dreams about love.”—Anu.
The burn of the love unsaid,
The tear in the extreme intimacy,
The obsessive comfort of the hopelessness,
The miracle of life,
Hope, joy, smile and you;
All are poetry.


A letter to the editor:
The reader of your last post – who made the ugly comment about Vanguard – is no doubt referring to the possibility that, despite his willingness to teach the world a new way of thinking and behaving, he may need assistance overcoming hypersexual disorder.
Consider this from a compassionate side: Vanguard has dedicated his life to guiding others, mentoring them, teaching them, training them, (and if need be punishing them in the interest of justice), sacrificing his heart, mind and sexual energies in noble fashion.
Much like Father Damian who caught leprosy aiding lepers, Raniere has contracted the women’s lust-disease.
During Vanguard’s advent on earth – living among selfish, over-sexed women – plunging unselfishly into their bosoms, guiding their small brains, he has been entrapped.
Like Adam ensnared by the coy one, Eve.
How selfish the women are – all of them demanding sex from Vanguard; he never had a chance to be celibate.
While he shoulders the burdens of these sexified, selfish women, who takes his burden?
Where is there mention of how Raniere sacrificed his life to serve greedy sex pot harlots?
You mock him because his ex-girlfriend – the evil harlot Toni Natalie who broke his heart when she cuckolded him with Scott Foley – said he sleeps all day.
All day he must sleep to rest up for the evening. It is not enough to teach he must service the women he must train to revitalize humanity with his Rational Inquiry tools.
One more thrust of the pelvis for the one lying there and two more watching, waiting, and six more thinking at home nearby, and when he breezes by – looking at him with longing eyes.
Who weeps for Vanguard?
And which of the women wait for him with a veil?
— Mary Anne Deluca


Listening to me talk of Elise, he was convinced that this was the case with the two of us. We were bonded together, meant for each other, and nothing had ever sounded sweeter. I’d like nothing more for the rest of my life to start with Elise as soon as possible.
Ezra tired of listening to me speak endlessly of Elise, her smooth skin, her fiery hair, her hypnotic eyes… so he sent me out with a pad of paper to write down my story of Elise.
So here I sit on the stone by the pub entrance, scribbling all the things I can’t keep inside as I wait for Elise to arrive. Elise, my love, my true…
August 17, 1852
I hope this letter finds you well. My heart aches without you, but otherwise, this journey is setting alright with me. I’ll never learn to enjoy being at sea, but the boat ride from Dublin wasn’t that long, and I am grateful for that.
As I write this, we’re not yet to London, but I expect we will be soon. The carriage is jostling us about a lot, so forgive the mistakes and the ink on the paper. Ezra is sound asleep next to me, and I wish that I could travel like him.
Maybe I would, but I can’t keep my thoughts from my last conversation with you. It’s that you said this time apart would be good for us both that has me so terrified.
I know this only because you feel as though I’m rushing things, but I’m not. We have only been courting for three months, that is true, but I am certain that I want to be with you for the rest of my existence. My proposal isn’t that strange.
Eternity is a very long time, but I know what I am agreeing to with you. I lie awake thinking of you when I should be sleeping. Ezra complains because I say your name in my sleep, and it keeps him awake.
We are bonded together, just as he says we are, and we both feel it. Why can’t you trust that I love you? I’ve done nothing to dissuade you of that, have I?
Ezra and I bought the house down the road from you, so we can be near without being too near. I’ve enjoyed the few kisses you let me steal, and I never ask you for more. I respect your decision to wait until marriage, but that’s not what I am encouraging marriage.
I love you, Elise. I love you, I love you, I love you.
Nothing can part me from you, my love, not even this distance between us. My heart still belongs to you, the way it always has, and always will.
I still feel your lips pressed to mine, taste the salt on them from the tears in your eyes as you kissed me goodbye. I assured you it was only a month to do business, to make our lives better, and you told me the time apart would do us both good.
The night before I left, when we stood in the moonlight in the garden behind your house, my proposal felt hasty. I know. But it wasn’t. I’ve thought of it since I met you, but when I’m with you, the words come out all wrong. My tongue fumbles that which my heart is certain of.
Elise, you are my love, my world, my true. You are the compass that keeps me due north. You are the moon that tells me when to wake and the sun that tells me when to sleep. You are everything, and so much more than that.
What I wanted to say to you, when your soft hand was cold in mine, and I saw you looking up at me with worry in your eye. You think I’ll go to London and won’t return – as if I could exist without you, as if I even have a choice not to come back.
I want to pour my heart out to this paper, but I fear the paper cannot contain it all. My love is spilling down the edges, seeping to the ground, and out the carriage door. The wind will carry it back to you, carry my heart to you, to where it belongs with you.
Do you not see that, Elise? You possess me, the way the Devil possessed Judas. Not that you are evil – but that you have taken over my soul, that you occupy my body, that my very being belongs to you.
I am going to London for you, for us. I know you love the farm, that you love managing the land your father once churned. But the earth can dry up, it can turn on you, and you know this better than anyone.
I want a life for us that is built on something far more stable. Ezra believes something is happening in America, something we should return to. He’s speaking of the gold rush in California, and sees that as an opportunity for us to grow. To have something, instead of scraping by. He wants to be a captain of industry, and on this, I agree with him.
I can’t ask for your hand if I have no means for us to live. I’m not recanting my proposal, but I am working up to it. I must earn the right to be your husband, and I assure you that I will. When we return, I will have everything I need.
Until then, I will have the memory of you to spur me on.
Do you remember our first kiss? You’d been dodging it for weeks, just as determined to keep your virtue as I was to steal it. I was meant to be helping you garden, but I spent more time distracting you than working.
I took your hand, and you fell down laughing onto the grass. I lay above me, looking in your eyes, certain I’d never seen anything I’d ever want more. I bent down to kiss you, overjoyed when you let my lips touch yours.
Something surged between us, something deeper than passion or desire. My blood warmed, flowing like liquid fire through my veins. I could feel your heart in my lips, hear it pounding in my ears. It was if love had a physical manifestation.
This month will be agony without your kisses, I know it, but it is a necessity. It must be done, for the good of us both, and hopefully, you will understand how much I love you, how much I need you.
Until I return to you, remember you are my love, my life, my very self.
May 12, 1853


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It was my assumption that those men sitting on the throne of Scotland were native Scots- Robert Bruce, Duncan, etc.. English kings or Kings of England began sitting on the throne of Scotland after the end of the Stuart reigns beginning with William of Orange and then on to the Hanovers.


| Puff’s Bang Baby powers includes a potent breathe mist (that apparently has a pungent odor) and the ability to make her legs turn into a “puff” cloud, which allows her to float and drift in the air.
Puff’s been known to hang out with Hotstreak, Carmendillo and even more so with Onyx.
Onyx is her longtime friend and together they were exposed to the Big Bang gas. Onxy was transformed into a giant, purple strong man, who is able to crush and smash things in his way with very little effort. Onyx is usually more forgiving than Puff, but is willing to do what she tells him to in order to get the job done.


Dec 16, 2014
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“The District of Fort St. James is pleased to release our Senior’s Action Plan to the Community. Thank you to all who participated in the surveys and one on one interviews! Your participation allowed us to learn what it’s like to be a senior or elder in our community. You also let us know how we can do better. Find a link to the report below, on the District website, and in the Office for viewing” See Senior’s Action Plan here.


|Becher of Howbury|
|Fotheringhay College: the buildings as shown on a 16th century estate map.|
Howbury Hall, Renhold, Bedfordshire
|Howbury Hall: watercolour by Thomas Fisher, c.1815, showing the Jacobean house. Image: Cheffins Fine Art.|
|Howbury Hall: engraving of 1851 showing the house with only one wing.|
|Howbury Hall: the entrance front today|
Becher family of Howbury Hall
(1.1) Elizabeth Becher (c.1542-1612), born about 1542; married 1st, 5 October 1560 at St Christopher-le-Stocks, London, Clement Kelk (1523-93) of London, haberdasher and merchant adventurer; married 2nd, 7 January 1594 at St Helen, Bishopsgate, London, as his third wife, Thomas Harrison (1530-1602) of Finchampstead (Berks), surveyor of the staple; apparently died without issue and was buried at Finchampstead, 10 September 1612; will proved 1612;
(1.2) Henry Becher (c.1544-1608) (q.v.);(1.3) Edward Becher (c.1545-1607?), of Allhallows, London; said to have been an esquire of the body to Queen Elizabeth I; possibly the man of this name admitted to Lincoln's Inn, 1595/6; married, 1580 (licence 5 October), the Hon. Frances (b. 1549), daughter of William Brooke, 10th Baron Cobham, and widow of Thomas Coppinger (d. 1580) of Davington (Kent), and had issue three sons; said to have died at Finchampstead, 1607;(1.4) Phane Becher (c.1546-92) [for whom see my post on the Becher family of Aughadown and Hollybrook](1.5) Mary Becher (c.1549-1600); married, 4 September 1569 at St Christopher-le-Stocks, London, Chideock Wardour (1542-1611) of Plaitford (Hants), Clerk of the Pells in the Exchequer and MP for Stockbridge (Hants), 1589 and Ludgershall (Wilts), 1593, and had issue one son and three daughters; died 19 September 1600 and was buried at Chiswick (Middx), where she and her husband are commemorated by a monument;(1.6) Margaret Becher (c.1551-1621); married, 23 July 1571 at Stratfield Saye (Hants), Sir Thomas Dabridgecourt (c.1546-1614), kt., of Stratfield Saye, eldest son of George Dabridgecourt (and whose sister Susan married her brother Phane), and had issue at least three sons and two daughters; buried at Stratfield Saye, 30 October 1621; her will was proved 29 November 1622;(1.7) Mabel Becher (b. c.1553); married, 3 February 1575/6 at East Tisted (Hants), Sir Richard Norton (c.1552-1611) of Tisted (Hants) (who m2, after 1598, Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Capell of Rudgwick (Sussex) and widow of Humphrey Adderley (1511/2-98) of Weddington Hall (Northants)), and had issue three sons and two daughters; died about 1590-95;(1.8) William Becher (c.1554-1631), born about 1554 (aged 16 in 1571); made free of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers, 1577; admitted to the Inner Temple, 1597; married, 14 April 1578 at Islington (Middx), Judith (c.1561-1630), daughter of John Quarles of London, and had issue four sons and six daughters (including Sir William Becher (1581-1651), kt., MP, Clerk of the Privy Council and diplomat); buried at St Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster (Middx), 21 October 1631;(1.9) Dorothy Becher (c.1555-58), born about 1555; died young and was buried at St Christopher-le-Stocks, London, 8 April 1558;(1.10) Bartholomew Becher (b. c.1556), born about 1556; educated at Peterhouse, Cambridge (matriculated 1572) and Middle Temple (admitted 1573; called to bar, 1589); barrister-at-law; married Alice Miller; living in 1592 but death not traced.
(1) Jane Becher (1572-75), baptised at St Christopher-le-Stocks, London, 23 November 1572; died young and was buried in the same church, 16 August 1575;(2) Sir William Becher (1574-1640), kt. (q.v.);(3) Edward Becher (1577-c.1658), baptised at St Christopher-le-Stocks, London, 3 August 1577; educated at Peterhouse, Cambridge (matriculated 1592) and Lincoln's Inn (admitted 1596); died unmarried and was buried at Fotheringhay, 24 September 1658; will proved in the PCC, 15 October 1658;(4) Elizabeth Becher (1580-1652), baptised at St. Christopher-le-Stocks, London, 28 August 1580; inherited her father's property at Huntspill (Som.); married, 17 August 1602 at Fotheringhay, as his second wife, Thomas Anscell (d. 1623) of Great Barford (Beds), and had issue at least three sons and two daughters; lived latterly at Kempston (Beds); buried at Great Barford, 19 September 1652; will proved in the PCC, 7 May 1653;(5) George Becher (b. 1587; fl. 1640), baptised at St. Christopher-le-Stocks, London, 17 April 1587; lived at Clavering (Essex); married, 2 September 1618 at Battersea (Surrey), Elizabeth Whitney, and had issue at least two sons and two daughters; living in 1640 but death not traced;(6) Ursula Becher (b. 1589; fl. 1640), baptised at St. Christopher-le-Stocks, London, 5 January 1589; married, 26 February 1608/9 at Fotheringhay, Matthew Robinson (fl. 1647) of Longthorpe (Hunts), and had issue at least one son and two daughters; living in 1640;(7) Dorothy Becher (1590-1651), baptised at Southill (Beds), 25 October 1590; married, 27 November 1610 at Fotheringhay, George Kimpton (d. 1656) of Weston (Herts); buried at Weston, 9 June 1651.
(1) Olive Becher (b. 1596), baptised at St Christopher-le-Stocks, London, 23 May 1596;(2) Oliver Becher (1598-c.1659) (q.v.);(3) twin, Dorothy Becher (1600-59?), baptised at Bletsoe, 15 April 1600; married 1st, 16 January 1626/7 at Fotheringhay, as his second wife, William Conyers (d. 1639) of Walthamstow (Essex), serjeant-at-law and 2nd, 8 August 1654 at Walthamstow, Stephen Harvey of London; probably the woman of this name buried at Toppesfield (Essex), 29 October 1659;(4) twin, Judith Becher (b. & d. 1600), baptised at Bletsoe, 15 April 1600; died in infancy and was buried at Bletsoe, 5 August 1600;(5) Henry Becher (1602-c.1660), baptised at Fotheringhay, 2 May 1602; married, 31 July 1623 at St Margaret, Westminster (Middx), Anne Silvester (fl. 1666), and had issue one son and six daughters; died between 1657 (when he was named in the will of an uncle) and 1666 (when his brother Francis' will says he was deceased);(6) Anne Becher (1603-59), baptised at Renhold, 9 October 1603; married, 26 August 1625 at Fotheringhay, Edmund Harding of Aspley Guise (Beds); buried at Aspley Guise, 10 August 1659;(7) Elizabeth Becher (1606-c.1655), baptised at Renhold, 9 March 1605/6; died unmarried and was described as 'lately deceased' in the will of her uncle Edward Becher in March 1655/6;(8) William Becher (b. & d. 1607), baptised at Renhold, 26 July 1607; died in infancy and was buried at Renhold, 17 November 1607;(9) Rev. William Becher (1608-61), baptised at Renhold, 20 November 1608; possibly educated at Oxford University; ordained 1636; rector of Woodford (Northants), 1638-61, and probably a Puritan as the owner of the advowson held Puritan views; died, probably unmarried, about September 1661;(10) Edward Becher (1610-c.1635), baptised at Renhold, 5 August 1610; educated at St John's College, Cambridge (matriculated 1628; BA 1631); said to have died in Germany before 1640;(11) St. John Becher (1611-59), baptised at Renhold, 14 November 1611; probably the man of this name buried at Renhold, 20 April 1659;(12) Judith Becher (b. 1612), baptised at Renhold, 29 November 1612; died unmarried;(13) Francis Becher (1614-97) [for whom see below];(14) Fane Becher (1615-c.1619), baptised at Fotheringhay, 21 December 1615; died aged about four years;(15) Katherine Becher (b. 1618), baptised at Renhold, 23 December 1618; living unmarried in 1655/6;(16) Howard Becher (1620-95), baptised at Fotheringhay, 29 June 1620; educated at Emmanuel College and Peterhouse, Cambridge (matriculated 1637; BA 1639; MA 1643); intruded as a Presbyterian Fellow of Peterhouse, 1644 and was one of the Taxors of the University, 1646, but was one of three Fellows ejected by the visitors in 1650; he transferred to Oxford, where he was incorporated in 1655; and died unmarried at the house of Samuel Clark in Oxford; will proved 16 March 1694/5.(17) John Becher (b. 1622), baptised at Fotheringhay, 9 May 1622; living in 1695, when he was executor of his brother Howard's will.
(1) Sir William Becher (1628-94) (q.v.);(2) Oliver Becher (1629-80), born 4 July and baptised at Fotheringhay, 16 July 1629; educated at Middle Temple (admitted 1666); lived at Brill (Bucks) and later at West Lynn (Norfk); married, 15 December 1670, Sarah Wyan (b. c.1640) of London, but apparently had no issue; buried at Renhold, 16 October or 12 November 1680*;(3) Edward Becher (1630-35), baptised at Fotheringhay, 25 October 1630; died young, 13 December 1635 and was buried at Hardingstone (Northants);(4) Elizabeth Becher (1632-80), born 14 March and baptised at Renhold, 22 March 1631/2; died unmarried at the home of her brother-in-law, Oliver Williams, and was buried at St Faith by St Paul's, London, 25 April 1680;(5) John Becher (1633-34), born 30 July and baptised at Renhold, 20 August 1633; died in infancy, 28 February and was buried at Renhold, 1 March 1633/4;(6) Francis Becher (1634-97), born 2 August and baptised at Renhold, 10 August 1634; died unmarried, 3 January and was buried at Renhold, 12 January 1696/7;(7) Mary Becher (1635-59), born 12 September and baptised at Renhold, 13 September 1635; died unmarried and was buried at Renhold, 11 May 1659;(8) Judith Becher (1636-55), born 14 October 1636; died unmarried and was buried at St. Bartholomew the Great, London, 17 December 1655 'from the house of the Countess of Bolingbroke';(9) St. John Becher (b. 1637), born at Howbury, 8 November 1637; possibly the man of this name who married, 17 November 1670 at St Alphage, London Wall, London, Elizabeth Hunton, and had issue one son;(10) Catherine Becher (1640-1704), born 8 August and baptised at Renhold, 17 August 1640; married 1st, 6 April 1680, Oliver Williams (d. 1693) of London, apothecary, and 2nd, 8 April 1695 at St Dunstan, Stepney (Middx), Richard Becher (c.1653-1701) [for whom see below]; she died without issue and was buried at St Faith by St Paul's, London, 3 November 1704; her will was proved 6 November 1704.
(1.1) Arabella Becher (1657-1700), born 17 January and baptised at Renhold, 30 January 1656/7; married, 1684 (licence 14 June), Thomas Huxley (c.1638-94), of North Mimms (Herts), the brother of her father's second wife, and had issue at least two daughters; buried at Renhold, 13 October 1700;(1.2) St. John Becher (1658-85), born 2 August and baptised at Renhold, 17 August 1658; educated at Queens' College, Cambridge (matriculated 1677) and Inner Temple (admitted 1678); died unmarried and was buried at Renhold, 17 March 1684/5;(2.1) William Becher (1661-1724) (q.v.);(2.2) Elizabeth Becher (1663-1701), born 4 March and baptised at Renhold, 12 March 1662/3; died unmarried, of smallpox, 17 April, and was buried at Renhold, 22 April 1701, where she is commemorated by monument attributed to Edward Stanton;(2.3) John Becher (1664-73), born 22 June and baptised at Renhold, 21 July 1664; died young and was buried at Renhold, 11 May 1673;(2.4) George Becher (1667-1740), born 28 October and baptised at Renhold, 11 November 1667; apprenticed to an attorney and educated at Inner Temple (admitted 1688); a member of the South Sea Company; lived at Stepney and Hammersmith (Middx) but latterly in London; died unmarried and was buried at Renhold, 12 November 1740; his will was proved 21 November 1740.
(1.1) William Becher (1697-1751) (q.v.);(2.1) Jane Rachel Becher (1700-70), born 12 July and baptised at Kensington (Middx), 3 August 1700; married, 28 January 1719/20 at St James Piccadilly, Westminster (Middx), as his third wife, Thomas Lewis (1685-1732) of St. Pierre (Mon.), MP for Monmouthshire, 1713, 1715-22, and had issue two sons and five daughters; buried at St George-the-Martyr, London, 25 June 1770; will proved in the PCC, 26 June 1770;(2.2) Mary Becher (1702-03), born 3 July 1702; died of convulsions in infancy, 13 January, and was buried at Renhold, 17 January 1702/3.
(1) Elizabeth Becher (c.1650-85), born about 1650; died unmarried and was buried in the family vault at St Stephen Walbrook, London, 7 March 1684/5; will proved 15 January 1686/7;(2) Richard Becher (c.1653-1701); grocer and druggist of London; married, 1st, 30 October 1676 at St Mary Woolnoth, London, Lydia (1653-94), daughter of William Marston of London, and 2nd, 1695 (licence 8 April), Catherine, daughter of Oliver Becher and widow of Oliver Williams, and had issue six sons and three daughters; buried at St Stephen, Walbrook, London, 30 December 1701;(3) Edward Becher (c.1654-1711) (q.v.)
(1) Francis Becher (c.1681-82), born about 1681; died in infancy and was buried at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London, 10 July 1682;(2) Sir Edward Becher (1682-1732), kt., baptised at St Botolph, Bishopsgate, London, 2 March 1681/2; citizen and draper of London; Master of the Draper's Company, 1719-20; a director of the South Sea Company, 1724-32; common councilman for Bishopsgate Without Ward, 1711-18, and alderman, 1718-32 (sheriff, 1721-22; Lord Mayor, 1727-28); knighted, 8 May 1722; married, 6 May 1707 at St Saviour, Southwark (Surrey), Ann (b. 1684)*, daughter of James Becher, and had issue two sons and three daughters; died 2 September and was buried at St Botolph, Bishopsgate, London, 10 September 1732; administration of his goods granted 26 September 1732;(3) John Becher (1683-1744) (q.v.);(4) Mary Becher (1687-1766), baptised at St Botolph, Bishopsgate, London, 30 December 1687; married, 7 February 1709/10 at St Stephen, Coleman St., London, Richard Samborne (1684-1758) of New Inn and later of Hatfield, and had issue one son and one daughter; buried at Hatfield (Herts), 13 February 1766;(5) Unnamed son (c.1688-89), probably born in December 1688; died in infancy and was buried at St Botolph Bishopsgate, 1 January 1689;(6) Elizabeth Becher (1692-1746), baptised at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London, 25 February 1691/2; married, 14 April 1713 at St Anne & St Agnes, Aldersgate, London, Thomas Ange (d. 1733), and had issue one daughter; buried at Wanstead (Essex), 10 February 1745/6;(7) George Becher (b. 1693), baptised at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London, 17 October 1693; living in 1711, but no further reference found.
(1) Jane Becher (1708-99), born and baptised at St Augustine, Watling St., London, 7 September 1708; said to have died unmarried, 6 November 1799;(2) Robert Becher (b. 1709), born and baptised at St Augustine, Watling St., London, 11 August 1709; apparently living in 1750 but died before 1766;(3) John Becher (1711-c.1779) (q.v.);(4) Edward Becher (1713-48), baptised at St Augustine, Watling St., London, 1 April 1713; said to have died in 1748;(5) Anne Becher (b. 1715), born and baptised at St Augustine, Watling St., London, 2 May 1715;(6) Mary Becher (1717-76), baptised at St Augustine, Watling St., London, 21 January 1716/7; died 31 December 1776;(7) William Becher (b. 1720), born 14 March and baptised at St Augustine, Watling St., London, 18 March 1719/20; died before 1748;(8) Richard Becher (1721-82) (q.v.).
(1) Jane Harriot Becher (1745-51), born at Livorno, 25 November 1745; died young, 29 January 1751 and was buried in the English Cemetery at Livorno;(2) John Becher (b. 1747), born at Livorno, 1747 but died in infancy;(3) William Becher (b. 1748), born at Livorno, 2 June 1748; engaged with his father in business activities in Livorno by 1775; an officer in the Bedfordshire militia (Capt.), who ran up substantial gambling debts, paying off which may have cost his uncle the Howbury estate; he was living in France by 1790 and emigrated eventually to the West Indies, having married, 30 November 1778 at St Marylebone (Middx), Martha, eldest daughter of John Ford of London, by whom he had one son and one daughter; his death was erroneously reported in the press in 1770 but he was really dead by the time of his daughter's marriage in 1809;(4) A daughter (b. & d. 1749), born at Livorno (Italy), 2 September 1749 but died the same day;(5) Jane Harriot Becher (b. & d. 1751), born at Livorno, 20 June 1751; died in infancy, 28 August 1751.
(1.1) Charlotte Becher (1754-56), baptised at Calcutta, 3 July 1754; died in infancy, 20 November 1756 at Fultah (India);(2.1) Richard Stephens Becher (1764-1846), born prior to the marriage of his parents, 15 March and baptised at St Andrew, Holborn, 17 March 1764; an official in the Bengal Civil Service (writer, 1781; commercial resident at Commercolly, 1790 and Bareilly, 1802; third member of the Board of Trade, 1805; salt agent at Tumlook, 1809; retired 1815); married, 12 August 1815 at St Marylebone, Frances Wyatt (1773-1855), but had no issue; however, he had four sons and three daughters born in India before his marriage whose mother(s) are unknown; died in Brighton, 9 April and was buried at St Nicholas, Brighton, 16 April 1846; will proved in the PCC, 1846;(2.2) twin, John Stephens Becher (1765-1830), born prior to the marriage of his parents, 21 June 1765; an official in the Bengal Civil Service (writer, 1781; paymaster of troops in Bengal presidency, 1791; judge at Moorshedabad, 1797; judge of court of appeal, 1804; retired 1805); after retirement he settled at Chancellor House, Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells (Kent); he was unmarried, but had five illegitimate sons in India between 1790 and 1803, possibly by Jane, daughter of Major Thomas Reed, for whom he made provision in his will; died at Speldhurst (Kent), 28 March 1830; will proved in the PCC, 13 April 1830;(2.3) twin, Robert Stephens Becher (1765-1818), born prior to the marriage of his parents, 21 June 1765; an officer in the service of the East India Company, 1781-92 (Cadet, 1781; Ensign, 1781; Lieutenant, 1782); indigo manufacturer and merchant in Cawnpore, 1782-1808, when his production facilities were seized by Almas Ali Khan, the principal Amaldar of the Nawab Wazir of Oudh; married, 10 April 1801 at St Marylebone (Middx), Louisa (1781-1847), eldest daughter of Charles John Purling, and had issue six sons and two daughters; died at sea while returning to England, 8 August 1818;(2.4) Charlotte Becher (1767-1837), born 2 August and baptised at Calcutta, 8 September 1767; married, 31 October 1783 at Epsom (Surrey), Maj. Charles Marsack (1736-1820) of Caversham Park (Oxon), reputedly the illegitimate son of HRH Frederick, Prince of Wales by his mistress Margaret, Countess of Marsac, and had issue seven sons and four daughters; died at Caversham, 26 January 1837, and was buried at Speldhurst (Kent);(2.5) William Augustus Becher (1772-78), born in India, 26 September 1772; died young, 28 March 1778;(2.6) Charles Grant Becher (1777-1842), born 5 February and baptised at St Marylebone (Middx), 7 March 1777; joined the East India Company's service, initially in the military branch (Cadet, 1793; Cornet, 1794; resigned 1795), but transferred to Bengal Civil Service (Writer, 1795; Salt Agent for Cuttack, 1795-1826, when he was removed for corruption, possibly unjustly; Commercial Resident at Rungpore from 1826); married 1st, 9 January 1800 at Berhampore (India), Mary Penneck (d. 1805), daughter of Lt. Henry Reid, and had issue two daughters; married 2nd, 10 January 1807 at Calcutta, Charlotte (1790-1816), daughter of Richard Humfrays, and had further issue three sons and three daughters; died at Nice (France), 16 July 1842;(2.7) Sophia Becher (1779-83?), born 4 August and baptised at St. Marylebone, 14 August 1779; died young and was probably the child of this name buried at Putney (Surrey), 17 August 1783;(2.8) George Becher (1780-1837), born 1 September and baptised at Godstone (Surrey), 10 October 1780; an officer in the East India Company's army (Cadet, 1794; Cornet, 1795; Lt. 1800; Capt-Lt., 1805; Capt. 1812; Maj. 1818; Lt-Col., 1824; Colonel, 1829); married, 10 August 1807 at Dinapore (India), Harriet Geldart (1784-1870), daughter of John Barclay of Tain (Ross & Cromarty), and had issue ten sons and one daughter; died at sea while returning to England on furlough, 15 November 1837.
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Joyce Ann Armistead Lemonds, age 74 of Monroe, died on August 11, 2017. She was born on June 19, 1943 in Good Hope to the late Lewis Felton Armistead and the late Mary John Lowe Armistead. She was preceded in death by her son, the late David Lemonds.
Surviving are: husband, Harry Lemonds of Monroe; daughter and son in law, Debbie and Jon Gattis of Social Circle; brothers and sisters in law, Billy Armistead of Monroe, Olin and Marie Armistead of Monroe, Timothy and Sybil Armistead of Monroe; grandchildren, David Russell and Claudia Lemonds, Nick and Nicole Malcom; great grandchild, Porter Malcom.
Funeral services will be held on Monday August 14th at 2:00 P.M. at the Chapel of Meadows Funeral Home with the Rev. Earl Pirkle officiating.
Interment followed at Peters Cemetery. Please sign the guestbook online at www.meadowsfuneralhomeinc.com
Reposted courtesy of Meadows Funeral Home.


King Solomon was renowned for his wisdom. He was a man of great intelligence (eyw×gËv). His name and fame spread all over the world. The Queen of Sheba also heard about him. So, she wanted to test his wisdom.The Queen came to the court of Solomon and she brought with her two garlands of flowers- one natural and the other artificial. She placed them before the king and told him to take the natural one. Solomon was puzzled for a time. Suddenly a thought came to his mind and he told his one servant to open the window. After opening the window some bees came in from his garden and settled on the natural flowers. King Solomon told his men to open the window. Then the bees came in and sat on the garlands of real flowers. The King then pointed to that garland. The Queen of Sheba was greatly charmed (gy», AvK„ó Kiv) at his wisdom and went admiring the king’s wisdom.


Loving, Serving and Investing in our Community
RE-BUILDING LIVES WITH LOVE
An original piece by the artist, Lynne Pugh
A month or so ago The Rusty Bucket’s Haven Youth Project was invited to join with the “Cornish Christmas Giving Catalogue”. Established by the Cornwall Independent Poverty Forum, the catalogue features 20 charitable organisation and all of Cornwall's Foodbanks, the catalgue provides an opportunity to give a gift of hope to someone in Cornwall this Christmas by giving a gift of love to friends and family.
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Fadhil works as an accountant for the businessman Bashir, often repeating the phrase “It’s probably for the better”, commenting on everything that happens in his life and the lives of those around him, which sometimes annoys them. One day Bashir loses his most precious ring, and in the height of his tragedy Fadhil shocks him with the words "It’s probably for the better", Bashir heats up with anger and decides to lock him up. But was Bashir wise in this decision? And who is the real thief of the ring? What is the story behind Fadhil's repetition of "It’s probably for the better”?


Health and healing needs to be the highest priority for those in medical crisis – but that often comes at great expense. Online gifts may be made to benefit a specific individual/family fund or to the program’s Giving Fund to help many families.
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Your gift to the Lend A Hand Giving Fund will help many families worry less about medical expenses. Gifts to the Lend A Hand Giving Fund are matched by DMF and 100% distributed to families suffering from a life threatening medical condition.
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Sunday Services at CUU begin at 10:30 am. All are welcome to attend. We hope you will stay after the service for coffee and conversation.
April 29, 2018, Rev. Betty Jo Middleton, “Something Like April”
Rev. Betty Jo Middleton is a retired minister of Religious Education who has served eight congregations in the Greater Washington DC area and on the filed staff of the Unitarian Universalist Association. She is the author of a book, To Touch Inward Springs: Teaching and Learning Faith Development and religious education materials for all ages. She has taught courses at two theological schools: Wesley in Washington, DC, and Meadville Lombard in Chicago.


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The vitality of a business is closely linked to the health of the markets and communities in which it operates. So it is important for us to care for the markets and communities we rely on to operate our business. This is the primary motivation behind our sustainability efforts, both for our own company and in support of our clients' sustainability objectives.
Being responsible corporate citizens is woven through Nielsen's DNA, everyday. Operating in a sustainable way by helping the citizens of the world and our environment is evident in how Nielsen:


The most memorable – and shocking – thing said to us when we were about to have Gabriel was a doctor who said, “At this stage I don’t recommend babies should be treated because the results are so bad. If you give birth after midnight, I’ll be the one who comes, but my heart won’t fully be in it.”
I was talking to another doctor yesterday about this, and he said, “Dear God, you were given a frontal cortex. Just because you think it doesn’t mean you say it.”
I had to go look up what the frontal cortex does. But I think I’m going to like this guy.


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Most women caught up in the life of prostitution will be arrested at some point in their lives.
For many, this will be the only way out. If our help is requested, we will visit on a weekly basis, and upon release, that individual will have the opportunity to come with us and begin the journey of healing.
Approved and trained volunteers visit women in the Bibb County Jail in teams of two. You have an awesome opportunity to cultivate a relationship by visiting and writing letters, and ultimately be a source of hope and encouragement.
We operate a 24/7 rescue hotline that can be called any time day or night by anyone wanting help leaving “the life.”
Once a call is received, our Hotline Team Responders coordinate a Rescue Team to go pick the Princess up in a safe meeting location and transport her to one of our safe homes.
Each Rescue Team consists of one man and one woman that will ride together to pick up the Princess and drive to a safe home. The man’s role is to drive and be in prayer the whole time while the woman Rescue Team member sits in the back seat with the Princess to provide comfort and encouragement.
A transition home will serve as step three to fill this gap and provide the additional support for the women to gain skills and confidence as they move gradually toward independent living.
We envision a home environment with support staff and volunteers to guide residents through phases individually programmed for each woman. Living together will help alleviate loneliness and provide opportunities for accountability. Our desire is for each woman to have a mentor who will commit to walk beside her on this journey.


Town hall leaders across Lancashire have made calls for councils in the county to work together for the good of the region.
Following the success of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, which is at the heart of government plans to devolve power to the county, work has begun that could see Lancashire adopt a similar approach.
The set-up sees leaders of the 10 councils in the area meet regularly and work together on issues affecting the whole county.
In a report prepared ahead of Wyre Council’s full meeting on Thursday, leader Coun Peter Gibson wrote: “Greater Manchester has operated the combined authority model for a number of years and I am sure that was a deciding factor in the government’s decision to devolve powers.”
Proposals will be put to the group for a vote next month.


A message from ACM Global Laboratories, DRUGSCAN and DSI Medical President, Brian Wright:
“Today, despite our own challenges, we—as many—work diligently to deliver actionable clinical insights that can lead to therapies and treatments to provide health, healing, and hope to patients on a global scale.
Still, the events we have witnessed in our nation and community these past few days are unfathomable, and difficult to describe. Already frayed by fighting COVID-19, we witnessed the brutal death of George Floyd—a horrific event, displaying sheer brutality towards another human being that, unfortunately, is not unprecedented. Then in our own Rochester and Philadelphia communities, peaceful protests have devolved into violence.
Each member of our ACM, RRHL, and DRUGSCAN/DSI team is touched by these tragedies—more than 1,000 of us, along with our friends, loved ones, neighbors, and families have felt the tragic impact in an already challenging time. Although many members of our team were born and raised in either Rochester or Philadelphia, our team is global. We are diverse in every possible way—race, religion, gender, ethnicity, orientation, and cultural background. And our diversity is strength. It gives us resiliency and profound empathy for the amazing communities we serve across the globe—as well as the opportunity to serve as an example of inclusion, acceptance, empathy, and true collaboration.
As our core values state, “people are our priority”, regardless of race, gender, etc…and we stand united as a company—throughout every country—in our mission to deliver hope, healing, and health to all people around the world.
Today we are united in our grief and our resolve. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we have affirmed that we will get through this together—those words mean more now than ever before. Together we can offer support to those around us knowing we will mend our hearts and communities into an even stronger example of humanity at its best.
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Sessions School alum to gather Saturday
Published 10:00 pm Tuesday, October 28, 2008
A Sessions School Reunion is planned for Saturday, Nov. 1 and all of those who attended the old school are invited to step back in time for a little while and share their memories of the good ol’ days.
Gail Jordan said most everyone who attended Sessions School has a soft spot in his or her heart for the old school that has been void of the laughter and learning of little children for many years.
The reunion will begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday at nearby Williams Memorial Presbyterian Church on the Needmore Road.
“We’ll have a short welcoming program and then break up into groups for a time of sharing,” Jordan said. “We’ll start with the those who were members of the earliest classes in attendance. They’ll just gather sit around on the pews at the front of the church at share stories about their days at Sessions School.”
Each group of “schoolmates” will have a “show and tell” session and everyone is encouraged to bring photographs and other memorabilia that would be of interest to others.
“We’ll have lunch at the school for a small donation,” Jordan said. “Or, if there are those who would rather bring a dessert than make a donation, that will be fine, too. We just want everyone to come and have a good time together as we look back on our days at Sessions School.”
Jordan said Saturday is not too late to make plans to attend the Sessions School Reunion.
“It would be helpful for those who are preparing the lunch to have some idea as to how many will attended but we don’t want anyone to stay away because they haven’t let us know,” Jordan said. “Everyone is invited and we hope to have a good crowd. There are still a lot of us around and this will be a great opportunity for us to get together.”
Those who want to put their “names in the pot” may do so by calling Shirley Brabham, 566-3216; Linda Floyd, 243-5450 and Gail Jordan, 566-6035.


"There are many ways of going forward, but only one way of standing still."
Lately, my life has been moving so fast, with barely a minute to catch my breath or to take it all in, and exhale. Through this madness, being sick has been a blessing in disguise. It has forced me to be motionless at times, and fully appreciate this wonderful husband of mine. He has watched over me, cooked for me, cleaned for me, and has tucked me into bed on various occasions. He brought me lovely flowers to cheer me up and brighten up our apartment.
There are times when I have taken that for granted, but this time, I watch silently, with a prayer of gratitude in my heart, for the great joy he is in my life. He is my best friend, my soul mate, my love, and so much more.
I love that there are so many ways in which we can go forward, but only one way of standing still—and I want to stand still by his side, for all eternity.


It turns out that Ovie was actually Bob all along! Ovie went home yesterday to a couple that was overcome by his playful, loving attitude and wonderful ability to listen to commands and willingness to learn! When Ovie came off the track, the handlers were calling him Bob. He got renamed in his first home. Without knowing he was Bob before, his new family thought Bob was a fitting name. Guess he was Bob all along!! Bob's first report back was that he was slowly adjusting and slept through the night! Bob found his perfect forever home!!
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Our default is to see the negative. That is how the mind tends to work, unless you were brought up in a different culture. Our western culture is not trained to always think positively. My first thought in the morning is about the mild pain in my left hip and not how lucky I am to simply be alive.
So it's good we have a holiday like Thanksgiving - a day when we are thankful out loud. A day that gives us time to pause and remember all the things we DO have;
These are so much more than so many people in the world are granted and for that I am always thankful.
What are you thankful for?


I grew up in the Anoka, MN area where my love for staying active began. I have always been involved with activities from a young age, which culminated with 4 years of collegiate football at the College of St. Scholastica, where I also earned my Doctorate of Physical Therapy.
Some of my favorite hobbies include golf, fishing, basketball, and spending time with family. My goal as a therapist is to give my clients the tools to feel better tomorrow, but also continue to feel better for life. I don’t believe aches and pains are something you "just have to live with" and they shouldn't stop you from enjoying your life to the fullest.
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What if, when faced with uncertainty and change in our lives, we celebrated? What if, instead of trying to hang on to the familiar and the known, we learned to view tough situations as opportunities for adventure and for deepening our understanding of ourselves and the world around us? Yikes, right?
This is what #FiSaysYES is all about. It’s not about my saying “yes” to all the donuts there ever was (but some, of course), going out all the time, doing anything and everything anyone asks of me. It’s about finding the courage to face my fears, my change, and my truth. It’s about living with my heart rather than my mind, being in the moment, acting spontaneously, and being guided by love so that I can lead an authentic and fulfilling life.
Sure, my heart was broken. I’m going through a change. But this isn’t about that or him. I’m not struggling or crying for help. This is about my taking charge and finding me; letting go of certainty and living the life I’m supposed to be living.
Come with me as I take risks, try new things, fall down, and live this life with open arms and an open heart. Come with me as I find “Fi.”Come with me as I say, “yes.” #FiSaysYES


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Our sincere thanks to our family and many friends who remembered us on our 60th anniversary.
It has been overwhelming, the beautiful cards, phone calls, flowers, gifts and best wishes we
received. We feel blessed to have you in our life.
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The Right Attitude
By Paramahansa Yogananda
There are two kinds of
seekers: those who are like the baby monkey and those who are like
the kitten. The baby monkey clings to the mother; but when she
jumps, it may fall off. The little kitten s carried about by the
mother cat, content wherever she places it. The kitten has complete
trust in its mother. I am more like that; I give all responsibility
to the Divine Mother. But to maintain that attitude takes great
will. Under all circumstances—health or sickness, riches or poverty,
sunshine or gray clouds—your feeling must remain unruffled. Even
when you are in the coal bin of suffering you don’t wonder why the
Mother placed you there. You have faith that She knows best.
Sometimes and apparent disaster turns into a blessing for you.
When the Golden Lotus
Temple went,* I at first thought it was a terrible catastrophe; but
it turned out otherwise, because it made me go on to found other
temples and ashram centers.
Gloom is but the shade
of Divine Mother’s hand outstretched caressingly. Don’t forget that.
Sometimes, when the Mother is going to caress you, a shadow is
caused by her Hand before it touches you. So when trouble comes,
don’t think that She is punishing you; Her hand overshadowing you
holds some blessing as it reaches out to bring you nearer to Her.
Suffering is a good
teacher to those who are quick and willing to learn from it. But it
becomes a tyrant to those who resist and resent. Suffering can teach
us almost everything. Its lessons urge us to develop discrimination,
self-control, non-attachment, morality, and transcendent spiritual
consciousness. For example, a stomachache tells us not to eat too
much and to watch what we eat. The pain from loss of possessions or
loved ones reminds us of the temporal nature of all things in this
world of delusion. The consequences of wrong actions impel us to
exercise discrimination. Why not learn through wisdom? Then you
won’t subject yourself to unnecessary painful discipline from the
hard taskmaster of suffering.
* The first Self-Realization Fellowship Temple, dedicated in 1938 on
the grounds of the SRF Hermitage in Encinitas, was on a bluff
overlooking the Pacific Ocean. This temple was lost to the gradual
erosion of the shoreline; it was later replaced by another SRF
temple in Encinitas.


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I had a wonderful weekend. There is nothing like spending time with my family. Having the whole crew here (both sons, both daughters-in-law, and both granddaughters) was fantabulous. I am grateful to all of them for taking time out of their busy lives to get together with us here at Breezy Acres. I am mega grateful for the gift of having them all in my life.


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"We think that we choose the path that we follow each day, but in actuality we chose it a long time ago.
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Clearwater City Council votes 5-0 to buy downtown parcel coveted by the Church of Scientology - 2017-04-20
CLEARWATER — The City Council on Thursday voted unanimously to buy a vacant but high-profile downtown lot from the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, intercepting a crucial piece of land the Church of Scientology said it needed for its campus.
A packed auditorium at City Hall greeted the 5-0 decision with applause.
Scientology leader David Miscavige had offered to bankroll a multi-million dollar revitalization of downtown if the city stepped aside and allowed the church to buy the lot, which borders its 13-story Oak Cove religious retreat. He pitched the idea last week to a select group of downtown stakeholders with help from Scientology celebrities like John Travolta, and was willing to pay more than three times what the city was offering.


Michiko Saito “Virginia” Hanzawa, 92, of Kahului, a Toda Drug retiree, died in Honolulu. She was born in Paia, Maui. She is survived by son Kenneth; daughter Dawn Dvonch; brothers Akio, Fred and Shigeo Saito; sisters Ethel Miyahira and Grace Fujimoto; three grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Private services.
Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased


Speaking one’s truth takes courage in a world where finger-pointing, shaming, and blaming are the favorite games of many. But the truth will be spoken. It may at times be drowned out by a cacophony of cynics, hate-mongers, and naysayers, but even whispers of truth will eventually be heard in the quiet moments of exhaustion or reflection. At those times, we all have a choice to make. May we choose wisely. One of the hardest truths to hear and to speak is that we may be guilty of much that which we condemn in others.
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We know that we love the people we love. But the people we love only know we love them when they see, hear and feel evidence of that love. They don’t just psychically or magically feel good because of our thoughts and intentions.
I was a shitty husband because I promised her in front of hundreds of people we knew that I would love and honor her all the days of my life. In good times, and in bad. And then I didn’t do that.
She didn’t want to be my mother. She wanted to be my partner, and she wanted me to apply all of my intelligence and learning capabilities to the logistics of managing our lives and household.


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Innocent like a little baby,
Attractive like a little sequin,
Resplendent like a magnificent ruby,
Elegant like a beautiful queen.
Oh roses ! You match the traits of a majestic warrior,
Bunched together, you are an ambassador of best wishes and peace,
You transcend all religions and cross barriers with ease,
You are sublimity personified at His feet !!


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Remembering Barb Taylor Part 1 - S2E4
March 2nd, 2017 | 22 mins 49 secs
death, eulogy, family, life lessons, love, mindset, tribe
It has been a brutal month, as my mother-in-law Barb Taylor completed her final journey in her battle against lung cancer. This is the first of two articles and podcasts dedicated to Barb Taylor.
Wrapping Up Christmas 2016 - S1E23
December 26th, 2016 | 19 mins 51 secs
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In this episode, I wrap up Christmas 2016. This was a lost track that I am posting as a listener appreciation podcast.
Twas the Night before Christmas - S1E22
December 24th, 2016 | 13 mins 41 secs
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When I was young, my dad used to read "Twas the Night before Christmas" to our family on Christmas Eve, so in that fine tradition, I read and recorded it for you and your family on this episode.


Before I leave for my Christmas holiday, I would like to take a moment to wish everyone joy. Joy is such a rare commodity sometimes, it is fleeting and as substantial as the wind. But it is but one of the many things that we need in life to create ourselves a world to live in. It joins love, lust, passion, strength, courage, and faith in elements that one must hold onto in this life.
I actually have a tattoo on my chest that represents courage, strength, faith and love. I believe with everything I can feel that it is these four elements, and those that come with these elements that make the good in this life. They make it capable for us to find joy, to find happiness in the miracle that is this time of year.
And this time of year isn’t a miracle because of your God, or because of Santa. It is because it is a time to stop, look around, and feel the good things that we are blessed with. In the candle’s light on Christmas Eve, I am not reminded of the God that gave me life, or the Jesus that gave his life for me, but rather I am reminded that it is the children’s laughter I hear everyday, the smiles in their eyes, and the absolute perfect love that my children represent that are true blessings. It is my child’s joy that makes this holiday special.
It is true that when we are children it is hard to see past the gifts and the Santa. But that is absolutely how it should be. It is once we reach adulthood that our focus should change; it is in our adulthood that we should recognize and learn what it is that we truly have.
Too every parent suffering this holiday, I wish for you the peace of comfort. For every mother whose guilt over not being able to give great gifts to your children, I wish you a moment’s peace of comfort. To every child that fears, worries, or in any way can’t enjoy this incredible season, I wish you the gift a beautiful hug. One complete and warming hug. Everyone knows that this season isn’t about selfishness or receiving gifts, but I still wish that you get exactly what you need this holiday season. And remember to breathe, kids go back to school soon.


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Caring: To love others, to be sensitve to the well-being of others, to help others.
"Where there is love, there is life." Gandhi
Honesty: To tell the truth, to act in such a way that you are worthy of trust, to have integrity; making sure your choices match your values.
"Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom." Thomas Jefferson
Respect: To treat others as you would have them treat you; to value the worth of every person, including yourself.
"You don't have to be handicapped to be different. Everyone's different." Kim Peek
Responsibility: To do what is right, what you ought to do; to be accountable for your behavior and obligations.


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MAJOR-GENERAL GEORGE BRINTON MCCLELLAN was born in the city of Philadelphia, the seat of the Colonial Congress, the original capital of the American Union, the consecrated birthplace of our national greatness, on the 3d day of December, 1826.
His father, a physician of eminence, was a native of Connecticut, into which “land of steady habits” and of sterling men his ancestors had migrated from the mountains of Scotland, bringing with them the ancient Scottish love of liberty and of law, the just, tenacious nature of that hardy and heroic race which has bulwarked freedom and beaten back oppression on so many a hard-fought field from the days of Bruce and Wallace to our own.
The American people are not much given to inquiring into the ancestry of those who do the State service; but the faith which the republicans of old Rome held in the virtue of blood while still the Republic stood, was abundantly vindicated when the Roman people saw the shameless despotism of the worst of the Cæsars administered by men of base extraction and of corrupt birth. And wherever the permanence and the power of the commonwealth depend upon the virtue of its public servants, it should be no insignificant recommendation of a man to the confidence of his fellow-citizens that his


Dear Millie, you were with us from a puppy until you were sixteen years old. You were a perfect dog with such a sweet personality. You fought so hard to stay with us . We miss you so much and will forever be in our thoughts and hearts . Rest in peace in doggy heaven .
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Instructors: Guan-Cheng Sun, PhD & Lauri Amidon, YRCI
Level I Part 1 is the first part of the beginning Yi Ren Qigong Foundational Level I offered in seminar format only in the Fall of each by Yi Ren Qigong’s founder Dr. Guan-Cheng Sun, PhD.
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Super Run 5K and the Easter Parade
It’s a big weekend here in the ‘Ville. Not only is it the weekend of the Easter Parade on Frankfort Ave, but it is also the day of the Super Run 5k! Dress up as your favorite superhero, and run to support local nonprofits in the community. For more information, check out these links to their facebook event pages.


Luke Willson is the starting Tight End for the Seattle Seahawks. Drafted in the 5th round of the 2013 NFL draft out of Rice University, Luke played in all 16 games for the Seahawks. Luke received tremendous phrase following his rookie regular season as he was graded as the second most valuable rookie Tight End in the entire league. Luke capped off his remarkable rookie year with winning Super Bowl XLVIII, catching two passes in the 43-8 victory against the Broncos.
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I think of how the mystics read
by the light of their own bodies.
What a world of darkness that must have been
to read by the flaming hearts
that turn into heaps of ash on the altar,
how everything in the end is made
equal by the wind.
— Timothy Liu, from “Vox Angelica,” The New Young American Poets (Southern Illinois University, 2000


Stubenberg Castle is a castle in Stubenberg am See in Styria.
Schloss Stubenberg History
The 13th century castle complex, expanded into a castle on the foundations of the Meierhof of the old castle in the 16th century, takes its name from one of the oldest and most important noble families in Styria, the Lords of Stubenberg.
Until the 17th century they provided five governors and when threatened from the east they had to rally more horses and fusiliers than the Archbishop of Salzburg.
As the Counts of Stubenberg turned to Protestant doctrine in the 16th century and Georg Sigmund emigrated to Bavaria with most of the family fortune, the family lost its influence.
From 1925 to 1979 the convent of St. Joseph of the Franciscan Sisters was set up in the castle of Stubenberg. In 1980 it came into the private possession of the Margaritha family and Dr. Frank Schleicher and since 1981 the romantic arcaded courtyard and gallery hall are available for cultural events.
The recently restored Stubenberg Castle welcomes you to the hilly landscape of Eastern Styria. It is now a gallery, an arcade theater, a concert hall and a hostel at the same time.


1. My lack of Thursday Thoughts last Thursday doesn’t represent a lack of thought on Thursday.
2. So… baseball is finally over?
3. Halloween put a damper on my regular weekly schedule.
4. The Paul Finebaum Show is the church comment card of college football.
5. Halloween night is the perfect night to teach your kids about our tax system.


Today is Thanksgiving in America. It is a day filled with family, laughter, fun and lots of food. Unfortunately, it has not always been beneficial to all parties included though.
Historically, colonists celebrated Thanksgiving as an English harvest feast. During this feast, many Indians were invited to which they invited the local Wampanoag Indians. Unfortunately, this feast led to the betrayal some Native Americans.
Even though the origins of this day were filled with betrayal and unfortunate events for many,
I think Thanksgiving is a time to simply give thanks and express gratitude for all of good that is around you, in the world and all the good that is to come.
Being gratitude focused is about being appreciative and focusing on the good things in life and blessings of life.
Life is filled with ups and downs, highs and lows. So, be grateful for and reflect on what you have learned from previous situations and focus on how the experience has helped you to grow. Remember, focusing your mind on lack, leads to lack and limitations; focusing your mind on opportunities and growth, leads to opportunities and growth.
So for this day, show gratitude for the blessings and the pitfalls of your journey.
Being gratitude focused helps you create a mindset of abundance. By embracing the feeling of love all around us helps us feel grateful. Often we focus more on what we need and desire, and take little time to focus on the good that exists in our world or even our accomplishments.
Specifically, take time throughout the day to reflect on one or more things that you are grateful for such as family, friends, home, water, etc. This helps you focus on what you have and aspire to be. Gratitude can also be directed toward the universe. We can show gratitude for the opportunity to live on Earth and experience life as it is now. We can show gratitude for the process of humanity and all the elemental forces that contribute to it.
Being of gratitude extends your thinking and way of life by promoting love and a sense of well-being.
Enjoy your day of Thanksgiving!


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Help us to help seniors. Older adults in Winnipeg and rural Manitoba are in need of quality educational programs to keep their minds active, spirits alive and bodies healthy.
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How do we forgive ourselves? Our parents watch us so carefully when we’re children, desperate not to miss a first scream, a first step, a first word, never taking thier eyes off of us. Yet we do not watch them as carefully. They near the end of life in solitude. Even those who live right beside us die in solitude. And rarely do we catch thier own milestones, such as the last scream before the morphine settles in, the last walk before they cannot walk, or the last word before their throat seals up. But still, you can feel it, the sudden drop of the heart, wishing that you wathed them a little more careful.


I am the father of Ciarra Joi "CJ" Rhodes. I am the man blessed to have 13 and a half years with my beautiful daughter. I am also the survivor of her teenage suicide. I miss her every minute of every day! I hope this site will keep her memory alive and maybe help others.


٥٩. أَفَمِنْ هَٰذَا الْحَدِيثِ تَعْجَبُونَ
59. Afamin hatha alhadeethi taAAjaboona
Then at this statement do you wonder?
Are you astonished at this news,
So are you surprised at this fact?
Do you then marvel at this discourse,
At this discourse then marvel ye?
Do you then wonder at this recital (the Quran)?
Do you marvel at this discourse?
Will you, then, wonder at this?
Do you then wonder at this reci- tation
Marvel ye then at this statement,
Will you then wonder at this discourse,
Do you marvel then at this discourse (the Koran)?
Does this statement seem strange to them
Do you then wonder at this announcement?
Do you then find these tidings strange?
Do ye then wonder at this recital?
Quran Surah An-Najm ( Verse 59 ) with English Translation أَفَمِنْ هَٰذَا الْحَدِيثِ تَعْجَبُونَ


Series: Mike the Knight 8x8 Bks
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When Evie says being a knight is easy, Mike decides to show her what knightly training is all about. But after the Vikings come to town, Evie realizes that being a knight might be harder than she thought!
Mike the Knight
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Interest Grade: PK- Grade 1
Penworthy Release: 05-2016
Item #: 35146
knight, training, castle, viking, Literature, 8x8, fiction, Simon & Schuster
Mike the Knight is based on an animated series bringing the excitement and enchantment of medieval times into the life of the modern pre-schooler. In each action-packed story, children are transported to a world filled with marvelous missions, castles, dragons, Vikings and trolls, as the young hero-in-training, Mike, learns the power of responsibility and how to do things the right way.


Judges and officials you are to provide for yourselves…they are to judge the people with fair judgements. You are not to cast aside a case-for-judgment, you are not to specially recognize anyone’s face, and you are not to take a bribe – for a bribe blinds the eyes of the wise, and twists the words of the just. Justice, justice you are to pursue… (Selections from Deuteronomy 16:18-20)
When we appoint and elect leaders, judges, officials of any sort, our traditions teach us that we must hold them to a very high standard. To stand up for people is to accept upon ourselves a responsibility to pursue justice in all its forms, to aim past bias and favors, and to embrace the complicated way in which justice appears different from different people’s perspectives. Still we must limit our explorations of different viewpoints. Some indeed sentiments are beyond the boundaries of civil society. To advocate for the destruction of the very principles upon which our communities are based is to transgress against any reasonable tolerance of open-minded acceptance of differing views. As we navigate the hazardous waters of politics, community, and religion together, I hope to participate in helping us discuss, clarify, and continue to evolve, our senses of these boundaries as we uphold them together.
Rabbi Freirich serves as Rabbi at Temple Beth Zion
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Can you relate to this?
Why is it that when I hit a stressful time in life, the very things – like meditation and exercise – that would help relieve stress, are the very first things to get bumped from the daily routine? It’s like something within me says, “there’s no time for this!” And so, I begin to shave these things from my daily routine. Then over time, I wonder why I am getting more stressed, having difficulty sleeping and focusing!
In reality, these are the most important things NOT to bump from the schedule in the midst of a difficult time. They are the very life-blood that keeps me grounded. Without them, all else begins to suffer – my work, my relationships, even my play time!
I lay awake last night, once again, feeling the pent up energy in my body and my restless spirit as my mind whirled. I have not exercised in a while. No wonder I am having difficulty sleeping. So much pent up energy! I have not really given myself to meditation in a while. No wonder I have difficulty focusing!
The irony is this: when I bump meditation and exercise from the schedule, it seems I don’t have enough time. When I take the time to meditate and exercise, it seems as if I have much more time on my hands, time even to play!
First things first. What are the REALLY important things that I need to maintain in order to live well, even in the midst of a stressful time?


Scattered, the many pieces of body and mind thought and action. First shattered, then collected up and reassembled. Fractured again, put back together with glue and bloody minded persistence. Hope, optimism and longing agents of determination acting against annihilation care-taking as best they can. Each new devastation recalling the origin. A weakness in the whole sustained in the earliest of wounds. Left asking “What am I now but an amalgamation of parts?” broken and mended
Never give up - you taught me that; about how truth is scarier than fiction. When I was optimistic you taught me caution, in giving my trust you taught me about loss. For these gruesome lessons I will try to thank you, for by taking them to heart I might know refrain.
Quaking and vibrating in this body, mine giving myself permission, and if I just had words to capture it; if words were my only tool. And if it wasn’t you, it was love the earth that shook and the shattering cry we couldn’t bear to hear; fearing hard. “They say - love takes you through hell” I heard someone sing. I’m on the other side now missing you profoundly noticing your absence quietly in moments spent without. And I wonder about your life; father, son and boy from


Students will need to read 6 short tales before they begin this activity. Then they will cut out each of the 18 squares. They will sort and match each tale with a coordinating lesson. Then they will add a blank evidence box to each row to fill in and show that they can find the evidence in the story to prove their reasoning with the text. All stories can be found here: http://www.kidsgen.com/moral_stories/index.htm.


On November 11, 1918, World War I ended with an armistice. The armistice came at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month … 11am, November 11th, 1918.
At that time it was “The Great War”, and the war to end all wars … no one would have believed at that time the atrocities that were waiting for our great nation and our world.
The armistice was a temporary agreement at that point until the final treaty was signed in 1919 at Versailles.
Today I honor all those who have served our country in our military. Those who returned home, those who made the greatest sacrifice, and those who remain missing to this day – but never lost in our hearts. I thank you for making this country great and for protecting the United States of America with great dignity, honor, and courage. God bless all who serve and who have ever served in our military, God bless their families, and God bless the United States of America.
Tomb of the Unknowns – Arlington National Cemetery
“Here rests in honored glory an American soldier known but to God”.
(original post date November 11, 2007)


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