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A Luxury Townhome Unlike Any Other at 2935 Magnolia Hill Court
Posted by Kenneth G. Cox on Thursday, August 7th, 2014 at 7:38pm
2935 Magnolia Hill Court, Dallas, TX | MLS® #: 12168016 | $1,950,000
Most luxury home buyers in Dallas typically want a home, condo, or loft that offers more than enough living space, lavish interior finishes, and above all—something that is unique and has that "wow" factor you don't ordinarily see. While the Dallas real estate market may be full of ultra-high-end properties that adequately fit that mold, there may be nothing more compelling than what's offered 2935 Magnolia Hill Court.
As part of Magnolia Hill, a luxury townhome development that features exceptional loft-like residences that are full of character, 2935 Magnolia Hill Court certainly has everything most luxury buyers would want in an urban sanctuary that's located in a very desirable part of downtown Dallas.
Although Magnolia Hill is adjacent to the Katy Trail and well within walking distance to American Airlines Arena, you'll be pleasantly surprised at just how exclusive and private these stunning townhomes are, especially when you take into consideration the community's gated entrance.
Like most Dallas townhomes for sale, 2935 Magnolia Hill Court boasts multiple levels of living space, which includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and over 4,650 square feet of living space. Just some of the extravagant interior features here include concrete and wood flooring, oversized floor-to-ceiling windows, a full wine room, study and gym space, a 4-car garage, and massive outdoor living spaces that will leave you speechless. The rooftop deck alone is over 1,500 square feet, while there's also plenty of private, ground-level outdoor space that's perfect for large-scale entertaining and summertime BBQs.
As with any luxury Dallas home for sale, there's certainly a lot to consider—but with a listing price that's currently under $2 million, 2935 Magnolia Hill Court might just be the property that commands just a little bit more attention than others on your radar.
To learn more about 2936 Magnolia Court or other luxury homes for sale in Dallas, contact DFW Urban Realty at (214) 764-4124 and schedule a showing today!


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As national demographics change, there is a rapidly growing need for education professionals who are skilled in the field of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), including English as a Second Language, Dual Language Education and Bilingual Education. The program, with a concentration in TESOL, is designed for graduate students who are interested in becoming prepared to teach English learners in Pre-K through 12 classrooms as well as adult education settings. Graduate students who are interested in obtaining an M.A. in Education, with a concentration in TESOL, are not required to be licensed teachers and will gain the preparation needed for teaching English in community settings, both in the U.S. and abroad. Completing the M.A. does not grant state licensure.
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Back in 1972 a long-haired Christian rock musician named Larry Norman wrote a song about Jesus called 'The Outlaw'. In the song, Larry explored the different categories that we use to try to understand who Jesus really is. Here are the words:
Some say he was an outlaw, that he roamed across the land
with a band of unschooled ruffians and a few old fishermen.
No one knew just where he came from or exactly what he'd done,
but they said it must be something bad that kept him on the run.
Some say he was a poet, that he'd stand upon a hill,
and his voice could calm an angry crowd or make the waves stand still;
that he spoke in many parables that few could understand,
but the people sat for hours just to listen to this man.
Some say he was a sorcerer, a man of mystery;
he could walk upon the water, he could make a blind man see.
That he conjured wine at weddings and did tricks with fish and bread,
that he talked of being born again, and raised people from the dead.
Some say a politician who spoke of being free;
he was followed by the masses on the shores of Galilee.
He spoke out against corruption and he bowed to no decree,
and they feared his strength and power, so they nailed him to a tree.
Some say he was the Son of God, a man above all men,
but he came to be a servant, and to set us free from sin.
And that's who I believe he was 'cos that's who I believe,
and I think we should get ready, 'cos it's time for us to leave.
I love the way this song captures the journey of understanding we take as we try to make sense of the person of Jesus. None of these ideas are entirely wrong, are they? Yes, Jesus did strange miraculous signs, and some people might see that as sorcery. Yes, he had a lot to say about freedom and caring for the poor and needy, and some might see that as being political. All these ideas have a grain of truth in them, but still, most of them aren't totally adequate to describe who Jesus really is. Probably no human category is fully adequate, which is why, in the end, we have to try to understand how Jesus himself saw his mission: 'That's who I believe he was, because that's who I believe'.
Even today this journey of understanding is still going on. Some people believe that Jesus is an entirely fictional character. Some see him as a crazy apocalyptic prophet who believed the world was going to end in his lifetime, and was sadly mistaken. Some see him as primarily a miracle worker, and they want him to carry on working miracles in their own lives, healing their diseases and giving them financial prosperity. Some see him as the gatekeeper to life after death: his main job is to make sure that they go to heaven when they die. Some see him as an extraordinary human figure, a wise religious teacher, a good example to follow. Some see him as a prophet, a man sent by God with a message we need to hear. And some see him as even more than that: somehow, in him, God has walked the earth and revealed himself to us.
In the first half of the gospel story, this question of the identity of Jesus has never been far from people's minds. 'Who is this man?' they ask. "What sort of man is this, that even the winds and the sea obey him?" (Matthew 8:27). "Why does this fellow speak this way? It is blasphemy! Who can forgive sins but God alone?" (Mark 2:7). People notice that he speaks with authority, as if he has a right to say things their scribes and Pharisees can't say, because he knows what he's talking about and they don't! People are astounded by the fact that evil spirits have to obey his commands, and at times he even raises the dead.
What category are they going to use for him? There was a ready-made one in their culture that seemed appropriate: 'prophet'. Today we talk about prophecy as 'foretelling the future', but the Old Testament prophets weren't fortune-tellers: they were messengers from God, challenging Israel to leave behind their false gods and return to the true and living God. And sometimes prophets did extraordinary miracles as signs of their authority.
This seemed like a pretty good category for Jesus, and so in today's gospel that's the category the disciples use. Jesus asks them "Who do people say the Son of Man is?" (Matthew 16:13) ('The Son of Man' is a title Jesus uses for himself, so the question simply means 'Who do people say I am?'). The disciples are quick with their reply: "Some say John the Baptist, but others Elijah, and still others Jeremiah or one of the prophets" (16:14). Elijah and Jeremiah are famous prophets from Israel's past. John the Baptist, of course, was much more recent; everyone in the disciple group remembered him and some of them had known him well.
But Jesus isn't content with second-hand news; he wants to know what's on their minds. Do they agree with the opinions they've cited? Or do they have ideas of their own? He wants to know how carefully they've been watching and listening and thinking and praying, so he asks "But who do you say that I am?" (v.15). Matthew doesn't mention it, but I imagine there being a pause at this point; the disciples look down, none of them wanting to be the first to speak; they don't mind sharing what other people have said, but they feel a bit shy about sharing their own opinions. And then finally Peter acts as their spokesman: 'Simon Peter answered, "You are the Messiah, the son of the living God". And Jesus answered him, "Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah! For flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father in heaven"' (vv.16-17).
You see, there is a right answer to this question. Nowadays it's fairly common to hear people being asked the question 'Who is Jesus for you?' On the face of it, it's an innocent enough question, but it does give the impression that we each get to make up our own Jesus, the one who would do the best job of meeting our particular set of 'felt needs'. It's as if Jesus has no reality of his own, but only the reality I create for him. I need a revolutionary to lead my armed struggle for freedom? Jesus can be my revolutionary. I need a therapist to help me with the pain of my childhood? Jesus is the best possible therapist, and his fees are very reasonable!
But Jesus isn't asking his disciples "Who am I for you?" He asks "Who do you say that I am?" and his response to Peter's reply shows he believes there's a right answer to that question. He hasn't spelled it out for them, because he would rather they figure it out for themselves – watching what he does, listening to what he says, thinking and praying and talking about it together.
What is the right answer? Let's look briefly at these three titles used for Jesus.
'The Son of Man' is a figure of speech; it can mean nothing more than 'human being', just as in C.S. Lewis' Narnia stories Aslan the Lion addresses humans as 'sons of Adam' and 'daughters of Eve'. But it can mean more than that as well. In the Old Testament book of Daniel there's a judgement scene: the various beasts that symbolize the empires that have been troubling Israel and the world are judged and condemned. But then a new figure arrives on the scene:
'I saw one like a son of man
coming with the clouds of heaven.
And he came to the Ancient One
and was presented before him.
To him was given dominion and glory and kingship,
that all peoples, nations, and languages should serve him.
His dominion is an everlasting dominion
that shall not pass away,
and his kingship is one
that shall never be destroyed' (Daniel 7:13-14).
Who is this strange 'son of man'? Jewish scholars see him as a personification of the nation of Israel – kicked around by so many superpowers, but now coming into its own and becoming ruler of the world! But Jesus takes this title and uses it for himself. It's a subtle way of speaking; he might just be calling himself a 'human being', but what if he wasn't? What if he was saying "I'm like that Son of Man in Daniel – the one who is presented before the throne of God and receives a kingdom, so that all the people of the earth come to serve him"? What does that tell us about how Jesus saw himself?
So the first title is 'Son of Man. Secondly, Simon Peter uses the word 'Messiah', which in older translations is usually 'Christ' 'Messiah' is Hebrew and 'Christ' is Greek, but they both mean 'the anointed one'. Kings of Israel were anointed with olive oil as the sign of God's power coming down on them. So 'Messiah' came to mean 'God's anointed king'. In the time of Jesus, many people were looking for a particular kind of 'messiah', a king like their old King David who would lead Israel's armies against the Romans and the corrupt leaders in Jerusalem. He would set Israel free from injustice and oppression and make it a holy nation again.
I'm sure you can imagine that 'messiah' would have been a dangerous word in the time of Jesus. There had been people before who claimed to be messiahs, and they'd always led rebellions. The Romans and the Jewish leaders were very wary about Messianic movements. That's probably why, at the end of our gospel reading, Jesus 'sternly ordered the disciples not to tell anyone that he was the Messiah' (v.20). He was about to radically redefine what 'Messiah' meant – turning away from the violent and power-hungry versions of that word – and until he did, he didn't want his disciples making any royal announcements in his name.
'Son of Man' – 'Messiah'. 'Son of the living God' is the third title used for Jesus in this passage. In the Old Testament God sometimes calls Israel his 'firstborn son', and sometimes the king of Israel is spoken of in this way. God says to David about his son Solomon, "I will be a father to him, and he will be a son to me" (2 Samuel 7:14). So in the early stages of the New Testament, 'Son of God' can be just another way of saying 'Messiah', God's anointed king.
But it's already starting to mean more than that. It's true that in the Old Testament God occasionally speaks of the king of Israel as 'my son'. But no king of Israel ever uses the singular possessive in response: no king of Israel ever refers to God as 'my Father'. Jesus, however, is not shy about doing that: "Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah! For flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father in heaven!" (v.17). His relationship with the God he calls 'his Father' is deeply personal and intimate. We're not yet at the Christian teaching that Jesus is God the Son, the second person of the Trinity; that's going to take a few more years to be worked out. But we're on the way there; we might even say that the destination is coming into view.
So there is a right answer to the question "Who do you say that I am?" and Simon Peter gets it right. Jesus is a prophet – that's not a wrong answer – but he's more than a prophet. He's the Son of Man – the one who will be presented before the throne of God to be given authority as Lord of all. He's the Messiah – the king who will set us free from all that binds us, the King who announces the coming of the Kingdom of God and challenges us to follow him joyfully as his disciples. And he's the Son of God, the one who knows the Father intimately, the one who is authorized to speak in his Father's name, the one who reveals the Father to us as no one else: we might even say, 'Like Father, like Son'.
So yes, there is a right answer to this question. But I also want to say this: we all have to get there for ourselves. In the past, we were perhaps too quick to quote the right answer. We'd been taught that Jesus was the Son of God, and so when someone asked us 'Who do you say Jesus is?' we were quick with the reply. But it wasn't the reply we'd come to for ourselves, by our own reading of the gospels, our own thinking and praying and talking it over with others. It was a second-hand answer.
Nowadays, I think people are not so quick to give second hand answers, and I think that's a good thing. Maybe not everyone here today can honestly say 'amen' to the idea that Jesus is the Son of God, the Messiah, the Lord of all. Maybe we find that the word 'prophet' is the best we can do right now: "I know he was sent by God with a message for us, but I struggle with this idea of him being the son of God".
If that's you, there are a couple of things I'd say. First, thank you for your honesty. There's no point in pretending we're further along than we are. After all, God knows what's in our hearts; we can't fool him, and we shouldn't try.
Second, don't be surprised if it takes you a while to get to "You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God". It took the disciples a while to get there too. I expect that when they first began to follow Jesus, they weren't clear in their own minds just who he was. They were impressed with his teaching and amazed by his miracles and healings, but they didn't look at him and say "You must be God!" It was only as they spent time with him, watched and listened and prayed and thought, that they were led further along.
So by all means, if you need to start with "Jesus is the smartest man who ever lived", start there. But don't stop there. Pray for deeper understanding, pray for guidance, and meanwhile, if you truly do believe that he's the smartest man who ever lived, then why not try putting his smart sayings into practice? Love God with all your heart and love your neighbour as yourself. Live simply and be generous to the poor. Love your enemies and pray for those who hate you. Do to others as you would have them do to you. And all the time, pray that God would give you more light on the path.
In next week's gospel we're going to discover that it's no easy thing to follow Jesus as the Messiah. Peter still thinks 'Messiah' means 'conquering king like David', and he's shocked when Jesus starts talking about being rejected by the Jewish leaders, and being killed; he even tries to rebuke Jesus. But Jesus won't back down: "If any want to become my followers, let them deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me". In Jesus' day, if you saw someone carrying a cross you knew what it meant: the Romans thought you were a dangerous rebel, and they were about to execute you. That's what they did to Jesus, and he responded not with anger and judgement but with nonviolent love: "Father, forgive them; for they do not know what they are doing" (Luke 22:34).
That's what it means to put your faith in Jesus as the Messiah, the Son of the living God. Jesus spreads his kingdom not by conquest and war, but by suffering and sacrifice and nonviolent love. To follow him is to become like him. Next week we'll think some more about what that means for us.


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MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University football coach Neal Brown has announced the hiring of Ron West as a senior analyst (defense) on the Mountaineer Football staff.
"Ron brings an extensive amount of football experience and is an outstanding addition to the West Virginia coaching staff," Brown said. "He worked with Vic at Clemson and Illinois and is highly recommended for his vast coaching knowledge and ability."
At West Virginia, West is responsible for organizing, implementing and maintaining all aspects of game analysis, including direct oversight of the game planning for the defense. He will analyze game film and formulate game plans to assist the coaching staff with game preparation.
West brings 38 years as a collegiate coach, including coaching at four of the five power five conferences. He coached 19 years on offense, 19 years on defense and 11 years in coordinator roles. During his career, he coached in 19 bowl games, including 10 victories. West also coached and/or recruited 17 players who went on to professional careers.
West spent the last three years as the co-offensive line coach at Georgia Tech. In 2018, the Yellow Jackets led the nation in rushing and finished second in the Atlantic Coast Conference Coastal Division. In his first two seasons in Atlanta, he helped guide an offensive front that paved the way for Georgia Tech to lead the ACC and rank among the top 10 nationally in rushing offense both years (258.1 ypg in 2016 and 307.4 ypg in 2017).
In addition to leading the ACC and finishing fifth in all of NCAA Division I FBS in rushing offense in 2017, the Yellow Jackets featured two 1,000-yard rushers for only the second time in school history (TaQuon Marshall – 1,146 and KirVonte Benson – 1,053) and set a school record with four 400-yard rushing games on the season.
West joined Georgia Tech's coaching staff in 2016 after two years (2013-14) at North Carolina, where he served as co-defensive coordinator and linebacker's coach.
After graduating from Clemson in 1979, he began his coaching career as offensive line coach at North Texas in 1980. His coaching resume also includes 16 years coaching offensive lines, including stints at Texas Tech (1981-85), Baylor (1993-96), Tulane (1997-98) and Clemson (1999-2008). During his four years at Baylor, West worked for head coach Chuck Reedy and helped the Bears win a share of the Southwest Conference title in 1994. At Tulane, West helped guide the Green Wave to a perfect 12-0 season in 1998. West spent seven years as the defensive coordinator at Louisiana-Lafayette (1986-92), including serving as the assistant head coach in 1992.
Ten years of his career were spent at Clemson (1999-2008). He joined the Tigers' staff in 1999 as offensive line coach, moved to the defensive line in 2004 and spent his final four years with the Tigers coaching outside linebackers.
In 2006, West coached one of the greatest players in Clemson history, the late Gaines Adams – the fourth overall pick in the 2007 NFL Draft. Adams was named to all five All-America teams in 2006 and was recognized as one of seven unanimous first-team All-Americans that year.
Since leaving Clemson, West coached on the defensive side of the ball at Tulsa (2009/Co-DC/LB), Illinois (2010-11/OLB-ST), Arizona State (2012/Co-DC) and North Carolina in 2013-14 (Co-DC/LB).
West and his wife Becky, have two adult children, Brad and Lori, and two grandchildren, Wyatt and Lily.


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A good mentor will be able to interest the child in the curriculum and motivate him to adopt the tasks and new school programs easily. His role is to transfer the love toward studying, to inspire curiosity and to help the child to achieve good results, while providing support during the challenges that the learning process itself might entail.
Popular name for the persons who help children of school age with homework and studying is a mentor, but it is also known as a tutor. Origin of this profession comes from the valued profession of governesses who were popular in the 19th century. Governesses commonly worked in families who strived for educating their children at home. One of the reasons for such a need was that, at the time, there were not many schools near the place of residence of the children, so the education at home was also very practical. The custom was that the child works with a governess in the beginning of schooling, and, after a child grows up, he/she transfers to a boarding school and moves away from home at the early teenage years.
Nowadays, schools are wide-spread, so there is no need for home-schooling, but there is a new need for providing children with support during schooling. Quantity of the homework is at times rather demanding, and if a child misses some lessons in school due to illness, then it becomes even harder to catch up.
Adopting the school curriculum is an important task for every child. Children need support while acquiring new challenges, especially while the work habits are being developed. Every child wishes to play after school, but it is important to teach them about the responsibilities he/she has. Some children get this easier, while other require additional support. A good mentor will know how to interest the child in the program and motivate him/her to adopt the tasks and new programs easier.
Mentors sometime have the task to monitor the child during out-of-curriculum activities such as music school, foreign language classes or sports. Then their role, in addition to the basic support, is more guided toward taking care that a child arrived at the right destination after school safely and that he/she is returned home safely after the activity, while important information from the out-of-curriculum activities are shared with the parents.
Good mentors are most often students or graduates with high grade average. These are the people who have qualitative learning habits and highly responsible approach toward obligations. Their role is to transfer love toward learning and the achievement of good results to the child, while providing support during the challenges that the learning might entail. They are supportive, have patience and commitment to the welfare and progress of the child. They are able to work creatively with children, whilst inspiring their imagination and logic.


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Another day or so of resting up and getting caught up on the house and I will be ready to download all those pics and write up some posts.


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It's official; we are all addicted to our Smartphones!
A recent report claims that 37% percent of smartphone owners describe themselves as "highly addicted" to their device.
"Ofcom's report shows the influence that communications technology now has on our daily lives, and on the way we behave and communicate with each other," said James Thickett, Ofcom's Director of Research.
"Our research into the use of smartphones, in particular, reveals how quickly people become reliant on new technology – to the point of feeling addicted. As more and more people acquire smartphones, they are becoming an essential tool in peoples' social lives whether they are out with friends socialising or using Facebook on the move."
Social networking sites may be responsible for us not putting our phones down out of work, but smartphones are being increasingly used in the workplace to multitask and save time too. Being able to combine emails and internet browsing with the wide ranging features and Apps on smartphones has suddenly become very powerful for those wanting to work remotely.
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Opening Wednesday 8 May 6:30 - 10pm
Continues through June 22nd
Location: Castello 2432, Fondamenta dei Penini
Last year, award winning artist Kate Groobey's charmed, entertained and thrilled us bigly. Real bigly when she tucked her once-seen-never-forgotten video revue, Pure Pleasure, into the tower room at the ikon in Birmingham.
Pure Pleasure is… Well don't even take this as any indication that my life is shit but seeing Kate's Pure Pleasure was one of my best 15 minutes of 2018 involving dancing and dressing up and putting on masks as it does. That's right, there are masks, there are shoes, there are bikinis made from paper, there a props and backdrops, all hand-made & hand-painted. The faces, feet, and bikini are attached with safety pins. The costumes are hand painted. Kate writes the music on her computer. She's in costume dancing on camera with improvised dance moves. And it's all been filmed on an iPhone.
Now until June 22nd there's an opportunity to live Pure Pleasure again, this time in Venice.
The exhibition has been organised by Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK and a.topos, Venice, Italy, and the event includes a conversation between Kate and the Ikon's Jonathan on May 13th. You can see our 2018 feature & interview, Kate Groovey here.
Let's hope for Kate's Venice bow the organisers have pushed the gondola out and hired the Venetian Rockettes equivalent and suited them out suitably as multiple dancing Kate Marionettes. Like a mini Homecoming with a synthetic drum line. Or something at least. Pure Pleasure is entertainment at it's finest.
Exhibtion Dates: 8 May - 22 June 2019
Opening reception: Wednesday 8 May 2019, 6:30 - 10pm
Event: Kate Groobey in conversation with Ikon Director Jonathan Watkins,13 May 2019, 6pm
Location: Castello 2432, Fondamenta dei Penini, 3122, Venezia
Vaporetto: Arsenale, ACTV 1 - 4.1 - 4.2, Alilaguna linea blu / Celestia, ACTV 4.1 - 4.2 - 5.1 - 5.2
Opening Hours: Closed on Tuesdays otherwise open daily 10am - 6pm
Essential Info:
Kate Groobey website
IKON about the show
a.topos cultural collective
OL & Kate here
Ancient Champion only ever communicates with us online so, so much we don't know. Proud Citizen of Nowhere is the response when we ask where you from? We do know the Ancient Champion is releasing a new single each month of 2019. Instrumental music characterised as easy listening for difficult times. And a collection of extremely short stories, Six Stories About Motoring Nowhere as part of the SideCartel's Sextet series. More info at AncientChampion.com
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Punk Publishing Andy Conway and David Wake's guide to the world of DIY book publishing. Love this so much almost don't want to share it!
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Christian Present - Ma Dernière Pelée Christian Present's beautiful, challenging and enthralling poetry...
The Rakers - Regina (LP)... Petulant, primitive & all-powerful rock 'n' roll from Baton Rouge's Rakers. Amazingly graceful and not to be trifled with.
Pixie Kisses... Our favorite poet, Pixie Vic brilliantly skewers every rock you reside on or under. Out in December.
Most Things Don't Happen... Great collection of Kirk Lake's song lyrics, poetry and prose of the past decade and more
Buried In Time... Andy Conway's Jack the Ripper takes a trip to Birmingham
Every Day I Atrophy... Award winning Chris Connolly's first collection of short stories. Get it from Amazon and elsewhere....
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Luxury Residence Marina Soul1.275.000 TRL Bodrum Object-ID: 12145
Luxury newly built residence in Bodrum near the city center - 85 m² total living space - 3 rooms - 2 bathrooms (en-suite bathroom included) - 1st class bathroom fittings - open plan fitted kitchen with built-in appliances - double glazed aluminum windows and doors - heat and sound insulation - heat recovery VRV / VRF air conditioners - floor to ceiling windows and sliding doors - first class flooring - LED lighting - sea and landscape views - balcony or terrace - open parking - large communal pool with sunbathing areas, restaurant, café & bar, fitness club, SPA department with sauna and massage salon, camera surveillance and alarm systems, 24-hour security and gardeners, children's playground and gardens - Yalikavak is 17 Km - 1.5 Km to the center of Bodrum - 38.5 Km to Bodrum-Milas Airport - Bardakci bay beach is 1.5 Km - Gumbet is 1 km away and Bitez is approximately 4 km away
This newly built luxury residence is located close to Bodrum in a residential complex of 40 residential units (20 residences and 20 duplex villas) and has a modern and stylish architecture with a total floor space of 85 m². The luxury residence is home to 1 large living room with a noble open fitted kitchen including built-in appliances, 2 bedrooms and 2 luxury bathrooms (en-suite bathroom included) with Led bathroom lighting and first-class bathroom facilities. The construction of this extravagant holiday residence uses only noble materials. In addition to good heat, water and sound insulation, the complete luxury property is equipped with heat recovery VRV / VRF air conditioning systems and double-glazed windows and aluminum frames. Furthermore, the whole luxury residence is laid with first class flooring. This fantastic architecture with large glass elements gives you the feeling of being outdoors all the time. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide optimal lighting conditions and offer a perfect view of the sea and the landscape. Through the floor to ceiling windows a sliding transition to the outdoor area (covered balcony or terrace) is formed.
During the construction of this dreamlike luxury property not only the summer time was considered, but also in the winter you will enjoy comfort, relaxation and luxury. Very inviting is the large communal pool with sunbathing areas. The exclusive condominium is installed with CCTV and is guarded by a 24-hour security service. Professionally trained landscape gardeners lovingly take care of the outdoor facilities. Furthermore, the condominium has its own spacious restaurant, cafe, fitness area and SPA area with sauna and massage parlor.
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This illustrated leaflet gives basic information on HIV and the immune system.
The immune system is the body's natural defence system. It's a network of cells, tissues and organs inside the body.
The immune system recognises and fights off pathogens (germs). HIV weakens the immune system, which means that common pathogens can cause infections and illnesses.
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In a town devastated by economic hardship, experienced pawnbrokers deal with countless clients looking to sell their goods. This documentary/reality series focuses on Leslie "Les" Gold, her son Seth and her daughter Ashley, Detroit pawnbrokers who operate a huge 4,600-square-meter business where every day brings a new load of unusual items. From alligators to gold teeth, the Golds have seen it all, and they'll only buy it if they think they can resell it at a profit. But when they turn a customer down, tempers can often flare!
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A lawmaker in Huntington Park, California, has prompted outrage in the community after tapping two illegal immigrants to serve as commissioners on city advisory boards.
CBS Los Angeles reported that first-year City Councilman Jhonny Pineda, himself a documented immigrant to the United States, has appointed Francisco Medina to join the city's health and education commission and Julian Zatarain to sit on the parks and recreation commission. The move makes Huntington Park the first city in the state to appoint illegal immigrants to city commissions.
Pineda, who promised when running for his seat to create more opportunities for illegals, championed the city as one of "opportunity" and "hope." The appointments were announced at a city council meeting Monday night, after which residents expressed outrage at the decision. "You only want to appoint these specific individuals, only two, because they're your personal friends that worked on your campaign," one individual said of Pineda. "Shame on you."
Sandra Orozco, an activist in the community, explained that the move sends "the wrong message to other cities that you can be illegal, and you can come and work for a city."
However, Pineda insisted that a city attorney approved the appointments and that a commissioner does not need to be a registered voter.
"We need to make sure that we bring everyone together to the table here in Huntington Park so that we can make sure we're sharing the same vision," the city councilman explained. California has become increasingly friendly to illegal immigrants in recent months. A law went into effect in January allowing the state's Department of Motor Vehicles to issue licenses to undocumented immigrant workers.
Fifty-two percent of all new driver's licenses issued in the state of California thus far this year have been awarded to illegal immigrants.


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Ghost Recon: Wildlands Closed Beta Impressions
I've been playing the Ghost Recon: Wildlands closed beta over the weekend, and I have to say, it's been a bit of a letdown. While the visuals are fantastic, it ultimately feels like another big, open-world game, stuffed with a bunch of filler content and not a lot of real substance. These games make great trailers, and they sell you on the sense of wonder, they tease you with lines like "Imagine what you could do in this huge world we've created." They go on about how there's all of this content, and how it's a living world filled with unique inhabitants, and that you're only limited by your imagination! In reality though, games like Wildlands, The Division, Far Cry and other similar titles, are filled with copy and paste content and a lack of meaningful tools that would enable you to make your own fun.
The first time you approach an enemy base in Wildlands it's tense and intriguing. How many enemies are there? Let me scout ahead with my portable drone. Should I try to pick off key targets with a silenced rifle, or get in close? It all sounds great, and the first time or two, it is. It's when you find another base that feels oddly… familiar, that things start to sink in. Once you realize that the map is filled with identical side missions and repeatable content, just like in the Division or Far Cry, it starts to make all of your work feel meaningless. The lack of content isn't the only problem with Wildlands, not by a long shot. Let's break it down like Lucio.
The Writing
The story in Wildlands is so completely unbelievable that it makes even the most cheesy action movie look like a brilliant cinematic masterpiece. If you're unaware, the premise for the game is that a near-future Bolivia has been overtaken by a murderous drug cartel called the Santa Blanca. There are some poorly equipped rebels that are fighting against them, and that's where America steps in. They send four guys to clean things up. And fear not, you get to play as one of them.
Now don't get me wrong, I understand that it's a video game and that you're meant to be a hero. You're special, the story is meant to be a special circumstance, you're meant to overcome all odds. But this is really taking it a bit far. The idea that four people would be able to systematically dismantle a criminal organization so vast that it has taken over an entire country and has ties to other countries is absolutely ridiculous. There is an unfortunate amount of real-world evidence as to why this is so absurd.
It might not be so bad if the voice acting were solid, but it isn't. It's bad. Really bad. When interrogating a criminal (which means holding them from behind before you pistol whip them), who could forget thought-provoking gems like, "Puta madre, I got you vato, just don't tell nobody where you heard this shit!"
The story missions that were made available in the closed beta were extremely short and unsatisfying. Steal a car, find a guy that is indicated on your map, fight off a wave or two of enemies. I was really expecting more in this regard.
The Presentation
I suspect that no one at Ubisoft could ever decide what Ghost Recon: Wildlands was supposed to be. Often it feels like The Division: Jungle Edition, with the over-the-shoulder camera, some of the HUD elements, and even the way you move. When you get into a vehicle, it sort of feels like they wanted it to be Grand Theft Auto V. When you're assaulting an enemy outpost, it can feel tactical like Metal Gear Solid or even Splinter Cell. Unfortunately, these competing elements make it hard to understand how to perceive Wildlands. For example, it often presents itself as this serious tactical military shooter, but then you have what is meant to be "humorous" radio on in the background making poop jokes. Or, you'll notice that you can kill enemies with a single shot to the head, and that you'll also die very quickly if shot. However, you can then jump in a car and go driving down a rocky mountainside like some sort of cartoon. I found that if I tried to take the game seriously, I was constantly reminded of how ridiculous it was. And if I tried to just laugh at it and take it all as a joke, it wasn't very funny, and you can't do all of the truly over the top type of things that you can do in something like Just Cause.
The Vehicles
This deserves its own section because of how bad the vehicles are in this game. I have never, and I do mean never, experienced a game with vehicles that controlled this poorly. Ground vehicles constantly slide as if they're on a thin layer of pudding. They're unpredictable, awkward, and irritating to try and drive. This is made slightly better by using a console controller, but I was irritated that I needed to use my controller for vehicles and my keyboard and mouse for everything else. Helicopters tip forward and backward and seem to ascend and descend in a completely unintuitive way. The physics are just awful, and the amount of punishment the vehicles can take is nonsensical. At the same time, if you even barely tap into something, the front of your car will frequently look as though you've been in a major accident. Also, the engine sounds are completely uninspiring.
This is especially problematic when Wildlands advertises all over the place that you can approach any situation however you see fit, that the strategy is truly in your hands. But, the vehicles are so awkward that it can actually inhibit your ability to utilize them in your plan of attack.
The Bugs
While it is true that this is a closed beta, it is my opinion that they've positioned this beta as a playable demo. We're a month away from the release date. There's no way that they're going to make meaningful changes prior to launch based on feedback from this beta session. For that reason, I was shocked at how buggy it is.
The first problem I encountered was during character creation. Sometimes when I would try to change shirts, the game would just stop responding to any appearance changes, and there was no way to back out of the character creation menu, so I was forced to alt+f4 the game 3 or 4 times to get my character made. After that, I would say that most of the bugs I experienced were during co-op. It was a common occurrence that one of my squad mates would be running in place on top of a car, rather than sitting in the driver's seat, while driving. Or there was the time that I crashed a motorcycle into a building and ended up inside of the building, even though you weren't meant to be able to get inside. I had to fast-travel out because there was no way to exit the building. Perhaps the most frustrating bug was intermittent voice comms. I had a friend that would often talk and no one would hear him, and this seemed to happen randomly.
The game just feels very unpolished and incomplete. Fortunately, I didn't have any buggy experiences when it came to the gun play, which is probably the high point of the game.
The Good Parts
There are moments that feel pretty good in Wildlands. As I mentioned a moment ago, the gun play is probably the best part of the game. Whether you're using an assault rifle, sniper rifle, C4, a shotgun, or whatever else, it's all quite good. I think a lot of this is to do with the fact that enemies aren't bullet sponges like they are in The Division. If you shoot a guy in the head, or once or twice in the chest, he's down. The fact that you're also quite vulnerable helps add to the tension when faced with five or ten enemies.
Playing co-op is also a strong point, even with all of the bugs. Games are always more fun with friends, and Wildlands is no exception. Sadly, because of everything that I mentioned earlier in this article, my friends and I often found ourselves saying, "So… what should we do now?" while scratching our heads. However, not having AI teammates means that you can be much more tactical and intentional with your decisions. Coordinating with your team to have someone sneak up to a hillside to call out targets and snipe, while you and someone else get into position to flank from the opposite side, this is where Wildlands shines. The only gripe I really have with regard to the shooter aspect of this game is actually more related to the equipment you have available – specifically the drone. You have a small remote control drone that you can throw into the air and fly around. When you do this, your view is switched over to the camera on the drone. You can use the drone to fly over enemy bases and it will mark every enemy that you see. While this may seem handy, I feel that it really cheapens the game. Knowing the location of every enemy (or nearly every enemy) can turn an interesting fight into something that feels like you're just going through the motions.
As I said earlier, these types of games make awesome trailers, but there's very little substance. Ghost Recon: Wildlands could be great, in the future. It could be, if they added more actual content, fixed the bugs, embraced the fact that it is completely ridiculous, gave you more tools to interact with the world and other players, fleshed out the story missions, and revamped the vehicles entirely.
I will definitely not be purchasing Ghost Recon: Wildlands on release day. What I will do, however, is check back in 6 months or a year. If the price has dropped to $20 or $30 and they've polished it up a bit, and added more content, it might be worth looking at again.


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The timezone in Hess Point is America/Whitehorse
Morning Sunrise at 04:02 and Evening Sunset at 19:44. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 48.5233°, Longitude. -116.8511°
Morning Sunrise at 04:02 and Evening Sunset at 19:44. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 48.5233°, Longitude. -116.8511°
Weather near Hess Point Last report from Sandpoint, Sandpoint Airport, ID 38.3km awayTemperature: 8°C / 46°F
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Geographic features & Photographs around Hess Point in Idaho, United States
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- Cavanaugh Bay Headquarters (2.6km)
- Baritoe Campground (3.2km)
- Osprey Campground (3.8km)
- Outlet Campground (4.6km)
- Canoe Camp (5.6km)
- Three Pines Campground (6.3km)
- Silver Campground (6.5km)
- Schneider Campground (6.5km)
- Luby Bay Campground (6.9km)
- Vinther-Nelson Historical Cabin (7km)
- Rocky Point Campground (7.1km)
- North Cove Campground (7.4km)
- Kalispell Point Boat Ramp (7.7km)
- Priest Lake Marina (8.1km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Fenton Creek (2.4km)
- Cougar Creek (2.5km)
- Soldier Creek (2.8km)
- Lee Creek (4.2km)
- Hunt Creek (5.4km)
- Lamb Creek (5.8km)
- Lamb Creek (5.8km)
- Chase Creek (6km)
- South Fork Hunt Creek (6.5km)
- Horton Creek (7.5km)
- Reynolds Creek (8km)
- Kalispell Creek (8km)
- Kalispell Creek (8.1km)
bay a coastal indentation between two capes or headlands, larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf.
- Steamboat Bay (0.4km)
- Cavanaugh Bay (2.2km)
- Shoshone Bay (3.2km)
- Outlet Bay (4.4km)
- Luby Bay (6km)
- Kalispell Bay (8km)
island a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Fourmile Island (0.8km)
- Bartoo Island (3.5km)
- Papoose Island (5.2km)
- Kalispell Island (7km)
- Eightmile Island (7.2km)
Accommodation around Hess Point
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populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Sherwood Beach (3.5km)
- Outlet Bay (5km)
- Coolin (5.5km)
- Lamb Creek (6.4km)
- Vans Corner (7.3km)
cape a land area, more prominent than a point, projecting into the sea and marking a notable change in coastal direction.
- Hess Point (0km)
- Rocky Point (2.3km)
- Plumbago Point (3.5km)
- Indian Rock (8.3km)
mountain an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Outlet Mountain (6km)
- Coolin Mountain (8km)
dam a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Priest Lake Dam (6km)
- Outlet Dam (6km)
lake a large inland body of standing water.
- Lee Lake (6.4km)
- Chase Lake (8.5km)
ridge(s) a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Camels Prairie (8.3km)
airport a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Cavanaugh Bay Airport (2.6km)
mine(s) a site where mineral ores are extracted from the ground by excavating surface pits and subterranean passages.
- Woodrat Mine (5.1km)
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Priest Lake Elementary School (6.3km)
tower a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- Camels Prairie Lookout Tower (8.7km)
reservoir(s) an artificial pond or lake.
- Priest Lake (6km)
channel the deepest part of a stream, bay, lagoon, or strait, through which the main current flows.
- Priest Lake Incubation Channels (5.6km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Priest Lake State Forest (8.4km)
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Castlegar(YCG), Castlegar, Canada (117.1km)
Spokane international(GEG), Spokane, Usa (128.3km)
Fairchild afb(SKA), Spokane, Usa (133.9km)
Cranbrook(YXC), Cranbrook, Canada (162.9km)


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If there's one thing that is common to almost all of the people who existed in this world, that would be having debt. Often, we feel like everyone is indebted. We could only count a few percentage of people who are not. Debt has become a significant part of our life that without it, we felt like we cannot function well in our life, especially in the area of managing our budget and finances.
"When you get in debt you become a slave."
-Andrew Jackson
But as we all know, having debt is both a blessing and a curse. It is a blessing in the sense that if you are a good payer, you'll be able to get some money immediately. Oftentimes, banking institutions or loan companies will let you borrow money instantly. You don't have to struggle seeking someone to lend you a hefty amount of money.
However, for people with bad records or those who are new to loan systems, It can be a burden to find a company that's willing to entrust them with their money.
Moreover, we carry the burden of paying debts. Being indebted can be stressful to our household and financial management. We need to sacrifice some things. For example, before purchasing the things we need, we have to offset the debt first.
How do we make ourselves free of debt? Here are four practical ways to pay off your debt sooner than later to become debt-free.
Paying More than the Minimum Payment
Whether you have some loans in credit cards, student loans, or personal loans, you already know the terms of payment as well as the amount you need to pay every amortization date. This is a good move by the company since it gives you an idea of how much you will be paying and for how long.
However, you shouldn't get too dependent on it. If you have some extra cash with you and you don't know what to do with it, we recommend that you use it to clear your loan. Paying more than your minimum payment will save you from a lot of headaches in the future. This is particularly true if an emergency arises and you're unable to pay your debt. It's the fastest way of getting rid of your debt.
"Interest on debts grow without rain."
-Yiddish Proverb
Try the Debt Snowball Method
When you have back-to-back debts, and you don't know which one to clear first, then you should try this method. The art of this approach is that it will let you list all your debts (from largest to smallest). Then the trick is paying the smallest debt first. Why the smallest, you ask? It's because we take small debts for granted, seeing as they're just . . . small.
However, don't fall for this scheme. What happens is that most small debts became bigger over time because we don't pay them duly. Just think it carefully, if you're able to pay a small debt in one go, what's holding you back from doing it? If you clear it as soon as you can, you're already out of one debt! Then, you can move to the next loan, and so on. Eventually, you'll be out of debt. This is very effective when you're managing multiple debts.
Look for an Extra Job, either Part-time or Sideline.
Let's just say that your current job right now is enough to pay your bills, debts, and leisures in life. You're already using the snowball method to handle your debts. However, if you have an extra income source, things would be easier. Get yourself an extra job. You can take a part-time writing job, babysitting, tutoring, etc. Utilize your talent for few hours in exchange for some cash. Freelancing can give you the extra money you need to pay your debts. And in no time, you'll find yourself debt-free!
Sell Excess Commodities
If you don't have enough time to take an extra job, try to look into your closet, your living room, or your house and take note of the excess commodities you have. Do you really need to wear those extra 50 clothes Or your additional 10 pairs of shoes? Or your coloring books? We think you don't really need them. Therefore, instead of piling them up inside your house, sell them. In this way, you're not only earning money but you're also helping people and declutter your house!


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Green Stitchwort. Stellaria holostea. Dedicated to St. Peter Gonzales.
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Eighteen Martyrs of Saragossa, and St. Eucratis, or Engratia, A. p. 304. St. Turibius, Bp. 420. St. Fructuosus, Abp. A. D. 665. St. Druon, or Drugo, A. D. 1186. St. Joachin of Sienna, A. D. 1305. St. Mans, or Magnus, A. D. 1104.
" The Venerable "BENED1ct Joseph LABRE, "IWho died in the odour of sanctity, "On the 16th of April, 1783." If such a creature as the venerable B. J. Labre can be called a man, he was one of the silliest that ever lived to creep and whine, and one of the dirtiest that ever "died in the odour of sanctity;" and yet, for the edification of the English, his life is translated from the French "by the rev. M. James Barnard, ex-president f the English college at Lisbon and Vicar General of the London distict." From this volume it appears that Labre
was born at Boulogne, on the 26th of March, 1748. When a child he would not play as other children did, but made little oratories, and "chastised his body." Having thus early put forth "buds of selfdenial and self-contempt," he was taught Latin, educated ..". to his station, did penance, made his first general confession, and found his chief delight at the feet of altars. At sixteen years old, instead of eating his food he gave it away out of the window, read pious books as he walked, turned the house of his uncle, a priest, into "a kind of monastery, observed religious poverty, monkish silence, and austere penance, and, by way of humility, performed abject offices for the }. of the parish, fetched provender or their animals, took care of their cattle, and cleaned the stalls. The aversion which he entertained against the world, induced him to enter into a convent of Carthusians; there he discovered that he disliked profound retirement, and imagined he should not be able to save his soul unless he embraced an order more austere. Upon this he returned home, added extraordinary mortifications to his fasts and prayers, instead of sleeping on his bed lay on the floor, and told his mother he wished to go and live upon roots as the anchorets did. All this he might have done in the Carthusian convent, but his brain seems to have been a little cracked, for he resolved to go into another Carthusian convent, the prior of which would not admit him till he had studied 'philosophy' for a year, and learned the Gregorian chant." Church music was very agreeable to him—but it was not so with regard to logic; "notwithstanding all his efforts, he was never able to conquer his repugnance to this branch of study;" yet he somehow or other scrambled through an examination ; got admitted into the convent; "thought its rules far too mild for such a sinner as he looked upon himself to be;" and after a six weeks' trial, left it in search of admission into the order of La Trappe, as the most rigid of any that he knew. The Trapists would not have him; this refusal he i. upon as a heavenly favour, because the monastery of Sept-Fonts surpassed La Trappe in severe austerities and discipline, and there he became a "novice" till the life he fancied, did not agree with him. "Having a long time before quitted his father's house he could not think of returning to it again;" and at two and twenty years of age he knew not what to do. His biographer says, that "little fit for the cloister, and still less fit for the world, he was destitute of the means of getting a livelihood; and being now persuaded of what were the designs of God concerning him, he resolved to follow the conduct, the light, and inspirations of the holy spirit, and to submit himself to all the sufferings and afflictions which might await him." If in this condition some one had compelled him to eat a good dinner every day, made him go to bed at a proper hour and take proper rest, and then set him on horseback and trotted him through the fresh air and sun-shine every forenoon, he might have been restored; or if his parents, as in duty they ought, had bound him apprentice at a proper age to a good trade, he might have been an useful member of society. These thoughts, however, never appear to have entered Labre's head, and in the dilemma represented "his love of humility, poverty, and a penitential life,
presented to his zealous mind the practice of that kind of piety which he afterwards put in execution". His first step to this was writing a farewell letter to his parents, on the 31st of August, 1770, "and from that time they never received any account of him till after his death." His next steps were pilgrimages. First he went to Loretto "from tender devotion to the Blessed Virgin, whom he looked on as his mother;" next to Assissium the birthplace of St. Francis, where he, "according to custom, got a small blessed cord which he constantly wore;" then he went to Rome where he sojourned for eight or nine months and wept "in the presence of the tomb of the holy apostles;" afterwards "he visited the tomb of St. Romuald at Fabrieno, where the inhabitants immediately began to look upon him as a saint;" from thence he returned to Loretto; he then journeyed to Naples, and had the pleasure of seeing the blood of St. Januarius which would not liquify when the French entered Naples, till the French general threatened the priests who performed the miracle that the city would suffer, if the saint remained obstinate; " and in short," says the rev. Vicar General of the London district, "there was hardly any famous place of devotion in Europe which was not visited by this servant of God;"—the Vicar General's sentence had concluded better with the words "this slave of superstition." To follow Labre's other goings to and fro would be tedious, suffice it to say that at one of his Loretto trips some people offered him an abode, in order to save him the trouble of going every night to a barn at a great distance; but as they had F. a room for him with a bed in it e thought, this lodging was too sumptuous; and he therefore retired into a hole "cut out of the rock under the street." Labre at last favoured the city of Rome by his fixed residence, and sanctified the amphitheatre of Flavian by making his home in a hole of the ancient ruins. In this "hole of sufficient depth to hold and shelter him in a tolerable degree from the weather," he deposited himself every night for several years. He employed the whole of every day, "sometimes in one church and sometimes in another, praying most commonly upon his knees, and at other times standing, and always keeping his body as still as if he were a statue." Labre's daily exercise in fasting and lifelessness reduced him to a helpless state, that a beggar had compassion on him, and gave him a recommendation to an hospital, where "by taking medicines proper for his disorder, and more substantial food, he soon grew well:" but relapsing into his "constant, uniform, and'hidden life," he became worse. This opportunity of exhibiting Labre's virtues is not neglected by his biographer, who minutely informs us of several particulars. 1st. He was so careful to observe the law of silence, that in the course of a whole month, scarcely any one could hear him speak so much as a few words. 2dly. He lived in the midst of Rome, as if he had lived in the midst of a desert. 3dly. He led a life of the greatest self-denial, destitute of every thing, disengaged from every earthly affection, unnoticed by all mankind, desiring no other riches than poverty, no other J. than mortification, no other distinction than that of being the object of universal contempt. 4thly. He indulged in rigorous poverty, exposed to the vicissitudes and inclemencies of the weather, without shelter against the cold of winter or the heat of summer, wearing old clothes, or rather rags, eating very coarse food, and for three years living in the "hole in the wall." 5thly. To .. of all worldly goods, he joined an almost continual abstinence, frequent fasts, nightly vigils, lively and insupportable pains from particular mortifications, and two painful tumours which covered both his knees, from resting the whole weight of his body on them when he prayed. 6thly. "He looked upon himself as one of the greatest of sinners;" and this was the reason why "he chose to lead a life of reproach and contempt," why he herded "among the multitude of poor beggars," "why he chose to cover himself with rags and tatters instead of garments, why he chose to place a barrier of disgust between himself and mankind," why "he abandoned himself to the bites of disagreeable insects," and why he coveted to be covered with filthy blotches. Labre's biographer, who was also his confessor, says that his "appearance was disagreeable and forbidding; his legs were half naked, his clothes were tied round the waist with an old cord, his head was uncombed, he was badly clothed and wrapped up in an old and ragged coat, and in his outward appearance he seemed to be the most miserable beggar that I had ever seen." His biographer further
says, "I never heard his contession but in a confessional, on purpose that there might be some kind of separation between us." The holy father's lively reason for this precaution, any history of insects with the word "pediculus" will describe accurately.
Thus Labre lived and died; and here it might be supposed would end his memoirs. But, no. In whatever odour he lived, as he " died in the odour of sanctity," an enthusiasm seized some persons to touch Labre dead, who, when living, was touchless. Labre being deceased, was competent to work miracles; accordingly he stretched out his left hand, and laid hold on the board of one of the benches. On Easter-day being a holiday, he worked more miracles, and wonders more wonderful than ever were wondered in our days, as may be seen at large, in the aforesaid volume, entitled—"The Life of the venerable Benedict Joseph Labre, who died at Rome, in the odour of sanctity." The portrait, from which the engraving on this page is taken, was published immediately after his death by Mr. Coghlan, Catholic bookseller, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, from a drawing in his possession.
Miracle at Somers Town. The authenticity of the following extraordinary fact can be verified. Mr. H–
a middle-aged gentleman, long afflicted by various disorders, and especially by the gout, had so far recovered from a severe attack of the latter complaint, that he was enabled to stand, yet with so little advantage, that he could not walk more than fifty yards, and it took him nearly an hour to perform that distance. While thus enfeebled by suffering, and safely creeping in great difficulty, on a sunny day, along a level footpath by the side of a field near Somers Town, he was alarmed by loud cries, intermingled with the screams of many voices behind him. From his infirmity, he could only turn very slowly round, and then, to his astonishment, he saw, within a yard of his
coat-tail, the horns of a mad bullock; when, to the equal astonishment of its pursuers, this unhappy gentleman in. stantly leaped the fence, and overcome by terror, continued to run with amazing celerity nearly the whole distance of the field, while the animal kept its own course along the road. The gentleman, who had thus miraculously recovered the use of his legs, retained his power of speed until he reached his own house, where he related the miraculous circumstance; nor did his quickly-restored faculty of walking abate, until it ceased with his life several years afterwards. This "miraculous cure" can be attested by his surviving relatives.
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(Minghui.org) Ten residents of Dehui were sentenced to prison for their persistent efforts to resist the Chinese communist regime's persecution of their spiritual faith–Falun Gong.
The local police had been monitoring the ten practitioners for months before arresting them within a 12-hour period on September 21 and September 22, 2016.
The practitioners were denied the right to hire their own lawyers. They appeared in court on March 24, 2017 and were convicted on July 18. Below are the lengths of their sentences:
Li Ruifeng: 7 yearsWang Chengshun: 5 yearsCui Tao: 4 yearsLi Shaozhen: 3.5 yearsHao Jie: 3.5 yearsYang Jinyu: 3 yearsMa Baofeng: 3 yearsZhang Fengqiu: 3 yearsHu Bo: 2 yearsYang Jinfeng: 1 year
Ms. Yang was also fined 5,000 yuan, while the other nine practitioners were each fined 10,000 yuan.
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At the heart of La Villette Park, one of the capital's biggest green spaces, not far from the Porte de la Villette Metro station in Paris' 19th arrondissement, is a unique place dedicated to scientific, technical and industrial culture. In the various exhibition and activities areas in the City of Science and Industry, not only can visitors discover the secrets of science, they can also enjoy some unusual and surprising experiences. By visiting the permanent exhibitions, you can explore such varied themes as the brain, energy, mathematics, the universe, sounds, light effects, transport and innovations. Little ones, accompanied by their parents, will appreciate the Children's City, with its two discovery areas, one for ages 2 -7 and one for ages 5-12, where they can have fun learning and sparking their curiosity!
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Indigenous Peoples Day Fest will sew together the past and present through art
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Hyderabad: Left In Balcony For Nine Days, Pet Dog Dies Of Starvation; NGO Files An FIR
In yet another case of atrocity and neglect towards pet animals, a Pomeranian pet dog passed away in Hyderabad's Moti Nagar area on November 17, allegedly due to starvation after the canine's owners had left the dog in the balcony, unattended for nine days.
FIR lodged against the family
After this horrific incident, activists of the Humane Society International, India (HSI) have lodged a complaint against the family on November 20. Talking to The Logical Indian, Apoorva K, who works with the organisation said that the police have been very helpful in this regard and have been dealing with the case in a strict manner.
"The FIR has been filed by another activist, P Teja. The sections which were invoked are Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and Section 429 of the Indian Penal Code," said Apoorva.
The incident first came to light after activists of the organisation were made aware of a dog lying unconscious on the balcony after not being fed by the owners for many days. After the neighbours informed the family of the fact that their dog was not moving, the family had hung up the phone saying that the dog might be sleeping, reported The Times Of India.
Dog was mistreated by owners
Neighbours who also stay in the same apartment building also complained that a woman and her husband, who were the dog's owners, always ill-treated their pet and kept it chained to the balcony. The residents of the apartment had reportedly also served a notice of ill-treatment to the couple, which most definitely fell to deaf ears.
However, by the time the neighbours had called for help, it was too late. Apoorva said that while the post-mortem report of the canine is awaited, it is being suspected that the dog died of starvation. The eight-year-old Pomeranian spent his last days tied to a balcony railing by a chain and unfed for nine days.
Apoorva said that when the family was contacted, they said that they had to rush from their house for a medical emergency, but had left the dog without making any prior arrangements. She said, "They are now making excuses to get away from the situation."
The photograph of the incident which was highly circulated on the social media shows the dog's lifeless body chained to the balcony. She added that the neighbours, owing to foul smell had buried the body, which was dug up by the activists for post-mortem.
Hyderabad has seen a steep increase in the number of cruelty cases against animals in general. News reports of street dogs either being killed or poisoned on a mass level has become fairly common. Earlier in October, some activists had alleged that 100 street dogs in a Telangana locality had been poisoned by some unknown persons.
The Logical Indian Take
However, this particular instance is a grim reminder of the fact that pet owners in the country are not as responsible as they should be. Pet owners need to understand that their pets are living creatures who depend on them for their sustenance. At the same time, authorities should run background checks while installing a system of record-keeping for pet owners which shows their responsibility and accountability when it comes to caring for pets.
The Logical Indian urges the police and the authorities to take a look into the matter and punish those who are at fault.
Also Read: Mumbai: Dog Who Was Allegedly Gang-Raped By Four Men, Dies


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