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Across the world, Jaipur is known for its lively colors, culture, and festivals. It is a city with an st treasure of rich heritage that is clearly visible from its numerous monuments and temples. All of these make Jaipur tour one of the most in-demand tours globally.
Jaipur is such a vast city that it will be difficult for you to fix a travel itinerary without the guidance of an expert tour organizer. These travel agencies offer innumerable Jaipur tour packages that make traveling in Jaipur a lot easier. They will not only help in planning and booking your hotels and travel tickets but will also make sure that you get the most from holidaying in Jaipur.
However, while looking for a Jaipur tour package you must make sure that a tour deal accommodates all of your needs and requirements. Ensure that it is designed in such a way that your comforts and convenience are not compromised. After all, besides being cheap, a travel package must also cover all the important tourist spots in the country.
Royal Adventure tour packages
Royal Adventure tour packages – This package covers all the major adventure tour destinations in Jaipur. It will take you for a Jaipur trip, a wildlife safari in Rajasthan, a jeep safari in the layers or a river rafting on the Ganges. Experience the real thrill of adventure travel in Jaipur by opting for this package.
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For those who take an en interest in the rich heritage of Jaipur, this package offers the most. You can choose from Rajput heritage tour, Heritage tour with river Ganges, Ladakh Kashmir heritage tour and many more.
Wildlife tour packages – Some of the most fascinating flora and fauna can be seen spread across Jaipur's 96 national parks and 350 wildlife sanctuaries. Keeping this in mind, travel operators have come up with packages like South Jaipur wildlife tour, Tiger tour, East Jaipur wildlife tour, Rajasthan wildlife tour and bird watching tour to name just a few.
Pilgrimage tour packages
Jaipur is known to be home to people belonging from different religious beliefs. Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Jains, Christians, Buddhists and Jews live in Jaipur in perfect harmony. Visit some of the devotional places of all these religious beliefs by availing packages like South Jaipur pilgrimage tour, North Jaipur pilgrimage tour, Char Dham Yatra and Islamic tour package.
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You must come to Jaipur for your honeymoon. It has some of the most exotic hill stations, beaches, and backwaters in the world. Choose from Best of North East, Beast of Kerala, Uttranchal Honeymoon tour or Jaipur Beach tour to make your beginning of a lifelong partnership special and memorable. So, don't forget to consult a travel organizer the next time you plan to tour Jaipur. Purchase an affordable Jaipur holiday tour package and simply relax & enjoy the beauty of this incredible country! Jaipur Tours- Find cheap holiday deals on best Jaipur holiday packages. Be it a wildlife tour or adventure tour, a heritage or pilgrimage or an exclusive beach or honeymoon tour package, Rajasthan Tour Packages lets you book holiday packages at best prices. For Consult our Given Details


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Photo Caption A: At the Summer Berkeley College Online® Book Club event held at Berkeley College in Woodbridge, NJ, on July 20, 2016, author and alumnus Edison Jaquez addressed an audience about the life experience that enabled him to write his first book, 'A SECOND CHANCE – Life Lessons Turned into Living Dreams.' The presentation was streamed live to the other eight Berkeley College locations in New Jersey and New York and accessible by Berkeley College Book Club members around the world.
Author and Berkeley College alumnus Edison Jaquez of Perth Amboy, NJ, recalled the hardships he overcame as a young immigrant from the Dominican Republic who did not speak English, witnessed the sacrifices his parents made, and accepted the circumstances surrounding him that reinforced a negative understanding about himself. Mr. Jaquez was the guest author at the Berkeley College Online® Book Club Summer event at Berkeley College in Woodbridge, NJ, on July 20, 2016. Mr. Jaquez's inspiring life story, "A SECOND CHANCE – Life Lessons Turned into Living Dreams," was the Club's summer selection and drew a crowd of more than 60 students, faculty and staff at the live presentation and discussion, as well as several hundred others who interacted with the author from Berkeley College locations in New Jersey and New York during the livestreamed event.
"Don't let your history define who you are," Mr. Jaquez said. "I had it in myself to be successful. I had it in myself to have goals and dreams we can achieve."
Even after earning his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Berkeley College in 2009, Mr. Jaquez struggled because he fell into negativity that had surrounded him earlier in his life.
"You have to want more for yourself," he said. "You have got to be the one to put in the work to graduate. Just because my friend went to jail does not mean I have to. In the end, it is about me, what I want from life."
Because of those who mentored him and never gave up on him, as well as his own determination and learned belief in himself, Mr. Jaquez was able to turn his life around. He was inspired to help and mentor others. In addition to his position as Program Coordinator for the Civic Justice Corps at the Jewish Renaissance Foundation in Perth Amboy, NJ, where he is responsible for program planning and training, working with youth between the ages of 16 and 25, he is the CEO/Founder of B-Men, and Co-Founder of BYOUtiful – mentoring organizations designed to enhance the lives of today's youth. His mentoring services are now offered at four locations and he is involved in supporting the development of a similar service for young women.
Mr. Jaquez is working on a second book. He is a sought-after motivational speaker who travels throughout New Jersey, sharing his story with audiences young and old.
Photo Caption B:(Left to right): Berkeley College students Keyir Murphy of Carteret and Jessica Rodriguez of Elizabeth meet the author, Edison Jaquez, at the book signing following the Summer Berkeley College Online® Book Club event held at Berkeley College, Woodbridge, NJ, on July 20, 2016. Author and Berkeley College alumnus, Mr. Jaquez of Perth Amboy, NJ, recalled the hardships he overcame as a young immigrant from the Dominican Republic who did not speak English, witnessed the sacrifices his parents made, and accepted the circumstances surrounding him that reinforced a negative understanding about himself.
A leader in providing career-focused education since 1931, Berkeley College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and enrolls approximately 8,300 students – including more than 700 international students – in its Baccalaureate and Associate degree and Certificate programs. Students can study in more than 20 career fields. Berkeley College is comprised of the Larry L. Luing School of Business®, the School of Professional Studies, the School of Health Studies, and the School of Liberal Arts. The School of Graduate Studies offers a Master of Business Administration degree in Management online and in Woodland Park, NJ.
Berkeley College has five New Jersey campuses – Dover, Newark, Paramus, Woodbridge and Woodland Park. In New York there are three campuses – Midtown Manhattan, Brooklyn and White Plains. Berkeley College Online® serves a global population. In 2016, U.S. News & World Report named Berkeley College among the Best Colleges for Online Bachelor's Programs and among the Best Online Bachelor's Programs for Veterans, both for the third consecutive year. The website address is www.BerkeleyCollege.edu.
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ReadWave: Short Reads for the Mobile Generation
For the last few years, newspapers and blogs have been talking about the great 'Short Story Revival'. Short stories are well suited for time-strapped, mobile readers. The majority of these articles focus on Amazon singles and the best-selling collections from John Grisham and other major writers. The real short story revival, however, isn't happening on Amazon and it's certainly not something that will benefit the publishing establishment. The real short story revival is happening on places like ReadWave and it's being driven by indie writers and their fans.
ReadWave (www.readwave.com) is a new platform for reading and sharing short stories online and it offers a refreshing look at the world of writing. The founder of ReadWave, Raoul Tawadey, originally worked as a reader in the publishing industry where he noticed how difficult it was for writers, even published writers, to get the readership they deserved. That's when he had the idea to create a place where anyone can share their story with the world, in the same way that YouTube lets you share videos.
From this idea grew ReadWave, which now contains over 10,000 free stories, collectively read 150,000 times each month. Nearly all of the stories on the homepage take less than 5 minutes to read, and it's organised by genres so it's quick and easy to find whatever type of tale takes your fancy. Although anyone can upload a story, the strict editorial process means that readers only get to see the best and most popular stories on the site.
At the heart of ReadWave is a new mobile reading technology, which allows you to instantly open any ReadWave story on your mobile or tablet, and read it and share it with friends. Unlike iBooks you don't have to download and install anything. You don't have to pay for anything either. It's an open-source way of reading and sharing stories online.
A "ReadWave" can be anything; an article or a short story, fiction or non-fiction. It can be something that you've researched for years, or something that you made up on the spot. The ethos behind ReadWave is that everyone has a story to tell and that the world is made of stories. ReadWave is uniquely designed so that users shape their own reading experiences, based around the stories that they love to read and share.
With the increasing difficulty of making money from debut authors, the publishing industry is focusing its resources more and more on a few huge franchises, and books that are guaranteed to sell, such as celebrity biographies. As a result, indie writers are increasingly forced to go out and find their own readership. As Tim O'Reilly once said, 'the enemy of the author is not piracy, but obscurity.' ReadWave is dedicated to helping talented writers find their readers and build up a following. The site is also integrated with Facebook and other social networks to help writers get more exposure.
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The always very funny Varifrank once again takes a firm grip on the obvious and then flips it over to look at what is underneath. Today he took a look at the criticism of John Bolton, the nominee for US ambassador to the UN.
John Bolton. To hear some talk about him you'd think President Bush appointed Satan's representative here on earth to be the UN Ambassador. Apparently the charges go something like this:
He's a bully.
He's got a funny mustache.
He doesnt like the UN.
He doesnt talk diplomatically.
Since these are serious charges, Varifrank took a look at the qualifications of some other ambassadors from other countries. For example:
Ambassador FELIPE PEREZ ROQUE
Apparently he's a critic of the UN Too! But he's a good Marxist-Leninist, so I guess it's ok … Well, when a Cuban thug criticizes you of not being a legitimate force for human rights, you just know you're screwed, don't you?
And the "Number 2" man at the Cuban UN Embassy was apparently recalled from his previous post as ambassador to Mexico after he broke into their embassy, how gauche…
Ambassador to the UN – Dr. Nasser Al-Kidwa
And who's he? Oh he's the late Yasser Arafat's nephew. Oh, and since he's a doctor, he should know if the Israelis poisoned Chairman Arafat, but since he absconded with the medical records, who can tell?
Ambassador B.G.CHIDYAUSIKU
He's on record as calling the US "Imperialist". Well thats not very "diplomatic" now is it? … Yeah. Let's be nice to him. Oh by the way, he's one of the architects of the internationally legal and multilateral boycott on genetically modified food which is keeping food from reaching people in Zimbabwe and thus keeping them compliant and under the control of their murdering dictatorship of a government, lead by the thug Robert Mugabe.
Ambassador ANDREY I. DENISOV (photo)
Get a load of this goon. And people bitch about Bolton's mustache? Jeez, this guy could scare the paint off the walls! KGB? He damn well better be with a face like that.
Ambassador Jean-Marc de LA SABLIERE
…Now check this out. Apparently the French UN ambassador is an anti-catholic secularist bigot! I think that outdoes anything that John Bolton has been accused of by a good country mile.
"The French government attacked the Holy See delegation at a Wednesday meeting of the United Nations committee that considers official UN status for nongovernmental organizations. After the Holy See delegation made an argument for the UN to protect unborn children, France accused the Holy See of injecting 'moral' and 'religious criteria' into the debate."
Yvon Charbonneau, Former Canadian Ambassador to the UN, was removed by Canadian PM Paul martin in 2004 and sent to france and to UNESCO.
And just who is Yvon Charbonneau?
Yvon Charbonneau, former Marxist president of the Province of Quebec's second largest union, has been vociferously outspoken against Jews, both on the homefront and abroad … During his years as union president, Mr. Charbonneau once "accused a prominent Montreal Jewish businessman of being an 'economic terrorist'.
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Most of us know what a Ouija board is, and if we haven't used one have at least seen one. There are those that see it as a powerful divining tool, but there are also those who think its a silly and harmless board game.
Regardless off a persons beliefs, it's best not to meddle carelessly with something one doesn't understand or believe in. As the character of Dr. John Marquay said in the movie The Haunting (1963), "a closed mind is the worst defense against the supernatural… if it happens to you, your liable to have that shut door in your mind ripped right off it's hinges".
A group of friends must come to grips with the mysterious yet brutal death of a friend, whose untimely end came whilst using a Ouija board. The group decide to use the board to contact their departed friend in order to find out exactly what happened.
However, when they reach out to the other side they unleash something that will cause them to face their deepest, innermost fears.
Ouija stars Olivia Cooke from the A&E series Bates Motel, and Douglas Smith. The supporting cast includes Ana Coto, Daren Kagasoff, Bianca Santos, Shelley Hennig, and horror veteran Lyn Shaye.
Will Ouija deliver a genuinely frightening to movie goers this weekend? You can break out your Ouija board and consult those in the spirit realm, or you can join the living and see it at your local theater starting October 24th. #ouijamovie
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Fires at Miami International Airport led to the cancellation of almost 200 flights Friday morning.
American Airlines canceled 174 incoming and outgoing flights at the airport after multiple fuel tanks caught fire, the Miami Herald reported.
The tanks were holding 8 million gallons of gasoline, which is used to refuel planes while they are at airport gates, the paper said.
Airport spokesman Greg Chin said travelers should expect delays throughout the day Friday.
"Starting tomorrow, we should improve," Chin told the Herald. "Even better are some high performance pumps that should arrive early next week from Texas. Those will get us back to near normal operations."
In 2010, Miami Airport was the second-busiest international departure point in the U.S., with more than 8 million passengers departing the country from there.


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Upper Valley Nighthawks player Mike Coss pitches to Wyatt Parker,7, of Vershire, Vt., with Nighthawks player Ryan Jeffers catching during the Nighthawks baseball camp on June 26, 2017 in Hartford, Vt. (Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to firstname.lastname@example.com.
With a count down ticking away Christian Hathorn, 11, of Hartford, Vt. rushes to get out of the batting cage after campers gathered baseballs for Upper Valley Nighthawks player Will Carnley at the Nighthawks baseball camp on June 26, 2017 in Hartford. Campers were in the batting cage working on their hitting. (Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to email@example.com.
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Oliver Sarazin,8, of Vershire, Vt., left, Wes Berndsen, 5,of Lebanon, N.H. and Jacob Vahey, of Quechee watch their team at bat during the Upper Valley Nighthawks baseball camp in Hartford, Vt., on June 26, 2017. (Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to email@example.com.
White River Junction — Upper Valley Nighthawks catcher James McConnon remembers being as young and energetic as the kids he worked with on Monday.
Baseball back then was an excuse for him to get out of the house and have fun on a sunny summer morning — a far cry from the grueling, competitive grind of NCAA Division I athletics, McConnon's current reality.
Monday's Upper Valley Nighthawks Baseball Camp, first day of a three-day summer training camp featuring a mix of instructional drills, games and scrimmages for athletes 12 and under at the Maxfield Sports Complex, brought McConnon back to his baseball roots.
Upper Valley players and coaches lead the camps, which will be held again twice in July. Camps for youth athletes are a common routine for summer collegiate baseball players but a rewarding experience for everyone involved.
"It's great just to come out and interact with the younger guys," said McConnon, a sophomore at St. Joseph's University. "Especially from not being around here, meeting all the kids was pretty cool."
McConnon, though, admitted he remembered his days at summer baseball camps differently.
"I don't remember them being this fun," he said. "Mine were pretty strict."
The Nighthawks' McConnon, Mike Coss, Ryan Jeffers, Ashton Raines, Blake Deatherage and Will Carnley along with Upper Valley head coach Jason Szafarski ran drills, gave instruction and provided guidance to 40 athletes split up into three groups by age level. Older kids took to the batting cages and caught fly balls on the grass. The younger group scrimmaged on Maxfield's softball field, then played a baserunning game with Coss, Jeffers and McConnon.
"It's something that's always inspired me, to get kids to love the game as much as I do," said Carnley, a sophomore reliever from Troy University. "You've got to teach them to love the game at an early age, pass on some tips that you know to try and help the next guy out."
Even for athletes and parents who had registered for Upper Valley's camps last year, the experience was still surreal.
After all, it's not every day a youth baseball player can mingle with a slew of D-I college athletes.
"I came out here to meet the guys. It's fun; I did it last year (too)," said 10-year-old Quechee resident and Nighthawks fan Frankie Cushing. "I like to hang out with the guys. It's really cool."
Sage Johnson, a 10-year-old from Hanover, impressed North Carolina-Wilmington's Deatherage with her no-nonsense attitude.
"It's fun to be out here playing and active," Johnson said as her group took turns hitting in Maxfield's batting cages. "Otherwise, I'd just be sitting at home."
Shannon Sarazin and Seth Parker, both of West Fairlee, stuck around for the three-hour practice to watch their sons Oliver, 9, and Wyatt, 7.
"We didn't have this opportunity when we were younger," Parker said. "We've been playing baseball together from kindergarten on, basically. We never had anything like this."
Many teams in the New England Collegiate Baseball League hold camps during the summer season, as do many college baseball programs, such as the ones at Dartmouth College and Saint Michael's College. For Nighthawks general manager Noah Crane, summer baseball camps are an easy way to grow interest in baseball and mix the Nighthawks with their younger fans.
"It's a way for kids to continue to get better and spend some time with our coaches and players," Crane said. "What we really want is for kids to continue to come out and play baseball, to show that's it's fun.
"We've got a great group that loves the game. They're a bunch of characters," he added. "It's great to have our guys engage with the fan base."
Coss, Upper Valley's pitcher from Marist College, was involved with last year's summer camp program.
"They have fun, that's the best part," Coss said. "As long as they're running around, they're laughing and enjoying the games. You could probably teach a little more to the older kids. The younger ones, they just want to have fun."
Have fun, learn from elite-caliber athletes and get to know a few Nighthawks in the process. What's not to like?
"It's great to have them here," said Shane Vahey, of Quechee, whose 6-year-old son, Jacob, took part in Monday's camp. "We come to a lot of their games. We live right up the road.
"I think it'll be cooler now when we come to the games, because now we know some of the players."
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Sunday, November 17, 2013
"I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me" (Philippians 4:13 KJV).
Here is an encouraging study for our dear Christian grace brethren in the Philippines….
We greatly rejoice in our Lord Jesus Christ, having recently received electronic reports that you, our Filipino grace brethren in Christ, are still accessing our online studies. You have survived the recent mega-typhoon, and you are now privileged with this opportunity of sharing the Word of God's Grace with your kinsmen in the flesh, who need its hope and joy now more than ever. May you bring our Saviour and Lord Jesus Christ, the Person whose grace now sustains you and whose peace now comforts you, to them, that they too can be equipped in Him to endure all of life's trials, troubles, and tragedies.
Brethren, we cannot imagine what struggles you are facing, but rest assured, you are on our hearts, and you are in our thoughts and prayers. On behalf of the Christian grace believers here in the United States, I can assure you that we are sending donations to assist you in recovery.
Most importantly, we greatly encourage you to "be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus" (2 Timothy 2:1). The Apostle Paul—himself in a prison in Rome—wrote in today's Scripture that he learned to be content, no matter what his circumstances:
"Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. I know both how to be abased, and I know how to abound: every where and in all things I am instructed both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer need. I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me" (Philippians 4:11-13).
Whether we have everything in the material world or we have nothing in the material world, we are still "complete in [Christ]" (Colossians 2:10). Our souls are still secure forever, and Christ has equipped us to handle all of life's issues until we leave this world. Quoting a dear Christian brother, "You can endure because you will endure!" 🙂
"The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit."


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Multiple North Texas School Districts Close Schools Indefinitely During Coronavirus OutbreakThe school district said the decision follows advice from Dallas County Health and Human Services.
North Texas School Districts Punishing Students Caught Sneaking In E-Cigarettes, 'Stealth Vaping' A Growing ProblemIn Richardson ISD, six students are already facing in-school suspensions and one has been expelled, facing a felony charge related to e-cigarettes.
North Texas School Districts Fear They'll Get Much Less Money Than Promised In School Finance Reform BillThe Senate's version of the bill would change the way the state develops its funding formulas from using the prior year's property tax values and instead using the current year's.
North Texas School District Settles Voting Rights LawsuitThe lawsuit claimed minorities couldn't get elected in at-large elections. Now Richardson ISD moves to single-member districts.
Pre-K Students, Driver OK After School Bus Overturns In RichardsonTwo children and the driver on board a Richardson ISD school bus are okay after it overturned in a crash Friday morning, police say.
Richardson ISD Schoolteacher Arrested On Child Porn ChargesCollin County Sheriff's deputies and members of the Plano Police Department have arrested a 41-year-old Richardson Independent School District schoolteacher for Possession of Child Pornography.
Dallas ISD Leaders Work On New Plan For School Bus ServiceThere is a daunting task ahead for the Dallas Independent School District (DISD) as leaders work to come up with a plan to get tens of thousands of students to school everyday.
Voters Agree To Oust Dallas County Schools Bus ServiceThe voters have spoken and the troubled agency responsible for getting tens of thousands of students to and from school in Dallas County will be abolished.
Richardson ISD Investigating After Boy With Special Needs Wanders Off CampusA school district is investigating to figure out what went wrong after a little boy with special needs wandered away from school and walked several blocks on his own.
Richardson Hospital, Schools Addressing Medical Professionals ShortageA 7,000 square foot space inside Methodist Richardson Medical Center previously used an out-patient surgery center, has been transformed into a real world classroom for high school students.
Richardson ISD Buddy Benches Help Students Make FriendsPrincipal Hart says Dobie Elementary school teachers have noticed fewer kids playing by themselves and would like to see more benches in more schools.
New Elementary School Planned For Lake Highlands AreaRichardson ISD has already bought land to build a new elementary school near the intersections of Walnut Hill and White Rock Trail.
Parents In Tug Of War Over New Elementary School LocationDuring a school board meeting tonight the Richardson ISD could take a big step forward on fixing an overcrowding problem at one school. The problem has to do with the mass of students at White Rock Elementary,
Court Affirms Conviction Of Man Who Murdered Garland TeacherThe New Mexico Supreme Court has affirmed the murder conviction of a man who killed his North Texas girlfriend, Emily Lambert, in 2014.
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Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is his reward. Psalm 127:3.
- Please remember in prayer Mr. Chris Engelsma and his family. He was received as a ministerial student under care of the Great Lakes Classis of the RCA last Friday.
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Re-reading Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice recently, I found myself wondering why everyone in the Lucas family, calls Elizabeth Bennet 'Eliza', rather than 'Lizzy', which is what her family call her. Is she a slightly different person when she is 'Eliza'? And why is she Charlotte Lucas's 'intimate friend', anyway? Jane Austen describes Charlotte as, 'a sensible, intelligent young woman, about twenty-seven'. Elizabeth is twenty, and we know that she has a close relationship with her twenty-two-year-old sister Jane. Normally, at twenty, one's friends tend to be one's own age, for example, Kitty Bennet is a close friend of Charlotte's sister, Maria, who is more or less her own age, so we are allowed to ask what Elizabeth gets from her friendship with Charlotte that she doesn't get from Jane.
Mr Collins accosting Mr Darcy at the Netherfield Ball by Charles E Brock
Perhaps the answer is that Charlotte is more down to earth than Jane, who never ever thinks ill of anyone, and maybe 'Eliza' sometimes wants to let rip or to hear a home truth she'd never hear from Jane. Then, Mrs Bennet is hardly a mother Elizabeth can look to for advice, so perhaps the older Charlotte fulfils something of that role, too.
So let's look at Charlotte herself. She obviously loves Elizabeth sincerely. When they meet after the Meryton assembly, she teases Elizabeth about Mr Darcy describing her as only just 'tolerable' and refusing to dance with her but she also says later, 'I wish he had danced with Eliza.' She feels for her friend.
While the Bennet girls are known beauties in Meryton, all the Lucas girls are, as Mrs Bennet puts it, 'very plain.' Elizabeth's sitting out a dance or two at the Meryton Assembly because of the scarcity of men, obviously happens very rarely, and she can joke about it. One suspects that the plain Charlotte, although intelligent and sensible, has often found herself a wallflower; and, at twenty-seven, she is perilously near being thirty and an old maid.
Charlotte's future as a single woman will be grim, as she must know very well. Her father, Sir William Lucas, is 'new money' and not too much of that, either. He was in trade until he was knighted after making a well thought of speech to the King who visited Meryton during his mayoralty. Buoyed up by the honour, Sir William decided to quit trade, build himself a new house outside Meryton and live as a gentleman. He has a 'tolerable fortune' but we gradually realize that, whilst it might enable him to lead a life of leisure, his daughters are almost dowerless and money is a bit tight. Charlotte's marriage to Mr Collins enables her next sister (probably Maria) to 'come out', something the family couldn't afford while Charlotte remained unmarried.
Any unmarried Lucas daughters will have to rely on the generosity of their brothers, or their father, if he's still alive, to support them. Charlotte has learnt that, if she is to find herself a husband, she cannot afford to be anything other than pragmatic. She is plain and she has no money to offset that disadvantage; she must look after herself. When Elizabeth is annoyed by Mr Darcy asking her to dance at the Netherfield ball, (she is half in love with Mr Wickham) Charlotte tells her 'not to be such a simpleton, and allow her fancy for Wickham to make her appear unpleasant in the eyes of a man of ten times his consequence.'
So what does Charlotte want in a husband? Jane Austen tells us: 'Without thinking highly either of men or of matrimony, marriage had always been her object; it was the only honourable provision for well-educated women of small fortune and, however uncertain of happiness, must be their pleasantest preservative from want.' But will she ever get the opportunity?
Mr Collins proposes to Elizabeth by Charles E Brock
When Charlotte visits Longbourn shortly after Mr Collins has proposed to Elizabeth and been rejected, Lydia grabs her and cries in a half-whisper: 'I am glad you are come, for there is such fun here!… Mr Collins has made an offer to Lizzy, and she will not have him.'
Charlotte stays to hear all Mrs Bennet's complaints and, when Mr Collins enters, Mrs Bennet shoos everyone away, saying that she wants a little private conversation with him. Nosy Lydia stays – and so does Charlotte who stands, unobserved, by the window. She hears Mr Collins withdraw his pretensions to Elizabeth's hand in marriage. It is clear that he now considers himself free to look elsewhere.
This is Charlotte's chance – and she doesn't hesitate. When, later, Mr Collins ignores his cousins and talks almost exclusively to Charlotte, she makes sure that she listens sympathetically and Elizabeth, in particular, is grateful to her. It is a nice ironic touch, considering what Charlotte's objective is.
The following day, the Bennets are due to dine with the Lucases, and, again, Charlotte listens tirelessly to Mr Collins. Elizabeth thanks her and Charlotte slyly says that the knowledge that she has been useful to Elizabeth amply repays her for the little sacrifice of her time.
Mr Collins proposes to Charlotte by Charles E Brock
But has Charlotte been encouraging enough? Mr Collins is to leave the next day. Fortunately for her, Mr Collins is as anxious to secure a wife as she is to hook him, (his patroness, Lady Catherine de Bourgh has told him to find a respectable wife). The following morning, he sneaks out early and hastens to Lucas Lodge. Charlotte spots him from an upper window and 'instantly set out to meet him accidentally in the lane.' (I love that line – it always makes me laugh.) He duly proposes and is accepted.
From a material point of view, Charlotte has actually done well for herself. The living of Hunsford, which Lady Catherine has bestowed on Mr Collins, is a good one – possibly worth £500-600 p.a. As rector, Mr Collins is entitled to a mandatory tithe of 10% of all the farm produce within the parish, as well as the revenue from the glebe, the farmland which goes with the parsonage itself. (Vicars were entitled only to 'small tithes', worth far less.) We know that Hunsford has at least two meadows and that the Collinses keep cows and poultry.
Keeping poultry was the traditional preserve of the farmer's wife and the selling of eggs and surplus hens provided her with a personal income; Charlotte now has the means of earning her own money.
We know that Mr Collins's father was 'illiterate and miserly' ('illiterate', according to Dr Johnson's Dictionary, means 'ill-educated' not just 'unable to read and write'.) Illiterate or not, he was rich enough to send his son to university, even if he kept him very short of money. Once his father died, Mr Collins would have inherited enough capital to give him an income, even if only a few hundred a year.
And, as we know, when Mr Bennet dies, Mr Collins is due to inherit Longbourn and the £2000 p.a. which comes with it. Providing Charlotte produces a son, she will be set up for life. In fact, she and Mr Collins will be richer than Sir William Lucas, Charlotte's father.
What about Hunsford Parsonage itself? We know that Lady Catherine had a lot of work done to it before Mr Collins arrived but that it was rather small. It doesn't sound that small to me. There is Charlotte's sitting room which faces the back; Mr Collins' book room and the dining parlour which both face the front, and there is also a drawing-room. There would also have been a kitchen, a scullery, probably a walk-in larder, and a wash house, not to mention a probable boot room, a lamp room (both more like walk-in cupboards), and other 'necessary' rooms.
Charlotte and Mr Collins at the gate talking to Mrs Jenkinson and Miss de Bourgh by Charles E Brock
We are told that Elizabeth has her own bedroom at Hunsford and presumably Maria and Sir William do as well. Back at Longbourn, Mrs Bennet has her own bedroom and I cannot help thinking that Charlotte would have insisted on her own room, rather than sharing a bedroom with her husband. That's at least five bedrooms. There would also be attic rooms for the servants.
And, getting more personal, Charlotte and Mr Collins married in November, but we do not hear of the Collins's prospective 'young olive branch' until at least the end of the following September. Charlotte has obviously also been successful in seeing that any marital activity is curtailed as much as possible – no sex during Lent was not be unusual.
What about servants? Mr Collins has a gig, which means he has a horse and stable, and probably young John looks after both and maybe gives a hand in the garden when needed. There would be a female cook and a couple of housemaids, one for the kitchen and the other to clean the house. A washing woman probably comes in once a fortnight to deal with the laundry.
We know that the Collinses do not live in a style that enables them to visit many of the nearby gentry's houses. Apart from Rosings, their social circle is fairly restricted but Charlotte will surely be busy becoming acquainted with her husband's parishioners and setting up her little poultry concern. But, once the 'young olive branch' appears, things may change. Lady Catherine may be persuaded of the necessity to add a nursery wing and there's nothing like small children for increasing one's social circle.
I have gradually learnt to admire Charlotte, perhaps more than Jane Austen herself would agree with. When Mr Collins tells Elizabeth, shortly before she leaves Hunsford, 'My dear Charlotte and I have but one mind and one way of thinking. There is in everything a most remarkable resemblance of character and ideas between us. We seem to have been designed for each other,' I realized that Charlotte has also been kind, as well as clever, in how she deals with her husband.
Mt Collins had a miserable childhood, by all accounts, and developed an irritating mixture of humility, coupled with self-conceit as to his own worth, probably to cover up deeply-hidden feelings of inadequacy. The result is that most people don't want anything to do with him – with the exception of Lady Catherine de Bourgh who finds his obsequiousness towards herself perfectly natural.
However, Sir William, Charlotte's father, plainly likes his son-in-law, (he is also over-awed by Rosings and Lady Catherine) and he is grateful to Mr Collins for giving Charlotte such a good home. We note that Mr Collins takes him out in his gig every day to see the countryside. OK, he probably talks at his father-in-law rather than to him, but, all the same Sir William appreciates Mr Collins and such approbation must be music to his son-in-law's ears after his horribly mean father.
Charlotte herself is well aware of Mr Collins' failings but she allows him to think that she agrees with him whilst, at the same time, manoeuvring herself into being in charge of her own life. She ensures that he won't interrupt her in her small back room, she encourages him to be out in the garden for his health's sake, and she's learnt not to hear his more embarrassing or stupid pronouncements. I think she's kind to him – a virtue I value highly. It's not showy but it can make a lot of difference to the recipient's life. And Mr Collins' life, so far, has been very short of kindness.
Charlotte never says anything to Elizabeth about her marriage, but she must be aware that her life has opened out considerably: she now has the status of a married woman, she will shortly be a mother, and she has some money of her own. For a plain, poor woman in Regency England, that's not nothing.
Elizabeth Hawksley
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I think you are completely right about Charlotte. She is far more pragmatic than Lizzy, and her temperament enables her right from the outset to see how she can make the best of things. I have always understood her, but I hadn't taken the point before about her being kind to Mr Collins. Yes, she is, isn't she? And because he has convinced himself that they have but one way of thinking, she will almost certainly be able to subtly alter his own mindset over certain things. That's a lovely way to think of her.
A very well reasoned argument. Women in Charlotte's position certainly had to have an eye to the main chance. And I agree she did very well for herself. She is, as you say, pragmatic enough to find ways to lead her husband in such a way that he will be convinced he has thought of everything for himself. In fact, I suspect that a few years on, they do in fact grow quite fond of one another. Propinquity can have two results, and Charlotte will be at pains to ensure a peaceful and happy life for herself, which means making compromises. She is, after all, repaying Collins for what he has giving her. It's a good bargain in many ways.
As far as Lizzy being friends with Charlotte goes, I don't think it was unusual. Girls who went to school rather than having a governess or being taught at home, would have been all in the same classroom, and likely of all ages. As I understand it, there was a division of subject rather than age as there is now. So friends were probably made of quite disparate ages all the time. Jane Eyre's friend Helen was a few years older, if I remember rightly.
What an interesting insight into Charlotte, Elizabeth, thank you for that. I find myself agreeing with you, Charlotte does appear to be a kind and sensible young woman, doing her best in a harsh world.
Jane Austen was terrifically astute regarding people and gives the impression of observing them with a clear eye. I don't myself think she particularly disliked Charlotte. What she has done in all their scenes together is to show Lizzy's character through her interactions with her friend. Charlotte has to be this way in order to highlight Elizabeth's initial prejudices.
A few random thoughts triggered by your very interesting take on this: I think that Jane Austen, like Elizabeth, believed that Charlotte would ultimately be unhappy and dissatisfied in the marriage. "Her home and her housekeeping, her parish and her poultry…had not yet lost their charms" suggests that inevitably they will. But still, it is her best chance for a comfortable, independent life, and perhaps that was what Jane Austen was pointing up—the limited choices women have. I don't think she dislikes Charlotte at all—she dislikes the situation of women in the world, where a woman has to marry a fool in spite of not thinking highly of men or of marriage.
I'm not convinced that kindness is Charlotte's main motivator: I think she is sensible enough to realize that she will have an eaier time managing her husband if she makes him happy and seems to respect hm…if she can keep it up. (In this she is wiser than Maria Bertram who, being much younger and also passionately in love with another man, has a much harder task.)
I don't think that Maria Lucas is held back from coming out because of the lack of money—it was the custom (perhaps an older one now shifting?) to keep the younger girls back until the elder was married, witness Lady Catherine's shock at hearing that all Lizzie's sisters were out, and Lizzie's opinion on the subject.
The one way a young woman could really show courage and independence was in refusing the offer of an advantageous marriage because she didn't like the man, (or accepting an unsuitable man in the teeth of family opposition). Lizzie does this twice. But Charlotte shows a different kind of courage and independence, as well as real psychological intelligence in choosing her husband—certainly the best chance she will ever get at an independent life. She understands how humiliated Mr. Collins feels and how desperate he is, She knows that a woman needs to be encouraging, and she acts on that knowledge. I think once she has her child she is going to be happier than Lizzie imagines, and certainly far more comfortable than if she had stayed at home to be a burden on her brother.


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Oral hygiene, remineralization toothpastes and alkaline nutrition can save your teeth
. The following ten steps may not only save one's teeth and gums, but also one's life. Why? Because many underlying causes of disease are affected as well.
1) Save your teeth with raw greens: There might be other options besides the "Factor X" butter oil to help maintain healthy teeth and heal dental problems. My theory is that if "Factor X" comes only from those cows lucky enough to be grazing in green grasses all day long, then why not simply add more greens to one's diet? It has been assumed by raw foodists for a long time that raw greens (high in vitamin K, chlorophyll and magnesium) such as lettuce and wheat grass juice can rebuild damaged teeth. There are also plenty of chlorophyll potions and supplements available in every health food store that might be of some benefit to tooth enamel.
2) Live mainly on a raw food, alkaline diet: Live mainly on a raw organic diet of fresh alkaline forming fruits, vegetables and greens high in chlorophyll (spring greens, lettuce, wheat grass juice, kale, collards, etc.) in the diet as well. It would make a lot of sense to learn all one can about how to identify and remove most acid-forming food from one's diet and learn how to live on a more alkaline-forming diet. One does not need to remove all acidic food from one's diet, as some are essential in small amounts. One needs to however be able to distinguish which are which so one can always benefit mainly from an alkaline forming diet which profoundly affects every aspect of the body, not just bones, teeth, saliva, and gums.
3) Supplement with extra calcium, minerals, A, D, E, K, antioxidants, etc: Supplementing the diet with coral calcium, one teaspoon of dolomite per 1.5 liters of ionized water (also add to juice, and make sure to have at least four grams calcium, two grams magnesium per day which is provided by 6 grams dolomite), liquid or granular lecithin(contains phosphorous in the form of phospholipids), raw greens (high in magnesium and vitamin K), kelp, a complete mineral supplement, and vitamin antioxidants such as vitamin A, C, bioflavonoids, vitamin D, E, the herb turmeric, circulation enhancing herbs such as cayenne and ginger, and especially large quantities of CQ10 and green tea will help maintain heathy teeth and protect the gums. Large amounts (more than 300 mg. a day) of the CQ10 might even help reverse gum loss. Gum disease can increase the presence of CRP (C-reactive protein) in the blood which is known to increase blood clotting, heart attacks and strokes. So for one's health, well being and longevity, one needs to have as little to do with gum disease as possible.
4) Avoid sodas, colas, beer and other acidic drinks: Of course avoid all beverages such as sodas, colas, beer, coffee, alcoholic/sugary beverages, and "foods" such as sweets, dried fruit, refined carbohydrates, cakes, cookies, and all other such nutritional catastrophes widely and sadly mistaken for nourishment or food. If one has to have something, it would be far better to enjoy a refreshing non-sweetened herbal tea such as green tea. Avoid the modern American diet (MAD) as much as possible! The common American habit of eating pizzas, hamburgers, and chips, while drinking beer, colas and pasteurized milk is spiritually, morally and physically disastrous. Instead please follow the nutritional guidelines discussed on this page and on other articles I have written on nutrition. Please also be aware that even the most healthy food and substances such as citrus fruit, lemons, lemon juice, sauerkraut, apple cider vinegar, acidophilus (essential for healthy digestion), vit. C crystals, and kombucha (recommended on other parts of my website) contain concentrated acidic substances that can remove tooth enamel if too much is consumed, too often. Never have snacks containing these substances, and never snack anyway, period. Have the kombucha, sauerkraut, etc. only as a small, but essential part of a main meal for flavor and better health, which should only be of benefit when part of a complete meal.
5) Use toothpastes containing only simple, healthy ingredients: After every meal, brush and soak teeth in a toothpaste containing CQ10, grapefruit seed extract, sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), green tea, and calcium powder. "Periobrite" by "Nature's Answer" contains most of the above ingredients. This one and similar brands of toothpaste should be available in any health food store. However, avoid those products which contain fluoride which is a highly controversial substance. Fluoride only temporarily hardens enamel yet makes it even more susceptible to tooth decay later on and can be very toxic/fatal in large doses. Carefully brushing teeth, gums (and maybe tongue as well) after every meal is extremely important because brushing is essential for oral hygiene, brushing helps keep breath fresh, brushing prevents the build-up of unsightly stains, brushing helps to keep saliva more alkaline, and brushing removes particles of food that would otherwise quickly leave damaging acidic residue on teeth.
6) Remineralize your teeth with "NovaMin" (calcium sodium phosphosilicate): Thank God for calcium phosphate remineralization - For those who are seriously interested in rebuilding damaged and/or painful tooth surfaces there is a product called "Dr. Collins Restore Remineralizing Toothpaste" (contains NO fluoride) helps to rebuild tooth enamel by an ionic release of minerals essential for healthy teeth such as calcium, phosphorous, sodium and silica. NovaMin (Calcium Sodium Phosphosilicate) releases fully active calcium and phosphorus ions when in contact with water. NovaMin provides a higher concentration of the same ions that are naturally found in saliva. After brushing, NovaMin particles adhere to the tooth surface and continues to release ions for hours afterward. This process ensures and enhances the natural self-repair of your tooth surface. It works for me and I am very happy with it. It is a surprisingly inexpensive product for what it claims to do, so no reason not to give it a try.
7) Take a nap to brush your teeth: Lying down on one's back while brushing after every meal allows one to spend much more time and causes one to be much more thorough. While brushing always brush away from the gums (never toward them!) and also try "vibrating" the toothbrush while directly pointing it at the teeth (especially tops of molars) to loosen the tartar that often builds up on teeth and to go deeper into the cracks between molars. After brushing (hopefully for several minutes) remove the toothbrush (which should always be soft, fine bristled, and as new as possible) and if you have some spare time, allow the remineralizing product to soak in the mouth for 15 to 30 minutes. Brush after every meal and not only that, brush thoroughly to remove all acidic forming residue, tartar and ugly looking stains.
8) Drink alkalizing water ("mineral milk") instead of snacking: In addition to carefully brushing with the above remineralizing toothpaste(s), drinking a mixture of one teaspoon of dolomite for every 1.5 liters of alkaline (negatively ionized) water between every meal instead of snacking should also be a great help because its high pH (power of hydrogen) balance of alkaline minerals and negatively ionized water temporarily neutralizes the acidic residues and byproducts from acidic foods and acid producing bacteria on teeth which are the main cause of dental caries. The habit of snacking between meals is the worse thing for teeth, especially when it is the usual sugary junk food and phosphoric/citric/carbonic acid sodas so often consumed. However if one "snacked" instead on alkaline water and minerals between meals, one's saliva is bound to become more alkaline. Also one may not tend to feel as hungry because of the neutralizing effect alkaline minerals and ionized water has on hunger.
9) Keep your saliva alkaline: I would like to mention one most important factor for keeping one's teeth healthy is always having alkaline saliva. The alkalinity of one's saliva can vary greatly from individual to individual and from time to time depending on one's diet, source of drinking water, and genetic background. The continuing existence of teeth in the mouth depends largely on the chemical composition and pH of one's saliva, which if too low (acidic) allows much more tooth decay to occur. Alkaline saliva helps to protect the tooth enamel from acidic residues and is always essential to have if one is serious about keeping one's teeth for life! The best way to make sure one has high pH (alkaline) saliva is to always take some good mineral supplements high in calcium such as the ocean product called coral calcium which contains not only an excellent source of calcium but also all the trace minerals essential for health.
10) Make sure protein intake is high: Ramiel Nagel makes it very clear that the best results happen with high complete (usually of animal origin) protein diet, especially after using protein from raw food animal sources. Vegetarians should at least eat more legumes, sesame seed, sunflower and pumpkin seed, raw eggs and more protein powder. This information may sound contradictory to having an alkaline diet, but not all protein is acid forming, some protein is needed to regulate acid/alkaline balance and is essential in the rebuilding of any injury including damaged teeth.
11) A serious and permanent commitment is essential: Natural dental health and the successful healing of and prevention of dental caries requires a life-long commitment. Results may vary and never expect overnight miracles. Teeth need months under the right conditions to regenerate and these conditions sometimes can be tricky to maintain even with the information I am presenting here. This information is in NO way whatsoever a substitute for emergency dental and/or medical treatment. It is sincerely hoped that the reader is intelligent enough to assume all responsibility for his or her decisions especially when trying a new approach. One must also commit to this program in its entirety without ever skipping any of it.
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How are you? Have you managed to get out in the breaks in rain recently? I don't know about you but when I'm out for a walk I feel a bit of a fraud. Not because I don't often go out for walks, but because we live here I tend to be under-dressed compared to others I pass.
These people tend to be kitted up properly in boots, thermals, walking sticks and woolly hats, and me, well I feel like I practically stepped out there in slippers.
Several news articles have popped up this week that I thought it worth talking about, starting off with:
Plans have been submitted for Park 66 which contain KFC, drive-through Costa Coffee and gym. – 1:15
I don't know if you ever visit Park 66 just off the M66 motorway, but I quite often nip into the ASDA petrol station on my way home to fill up. I spoke last year about the old cinema at Park 66 that had recently been demolished and mused on what the plans might be for the site.
The site became unused back in 2010 when the Cinema closed and the retail units on site shut up shop too leaving pretty much just the McDonalds and ASDA on their own.
These plans have now been submitted to Bury Council and they include the following:
JD Sports
a gym
and a DRIVE THRU Costa.
All these reported by Bury Times.
Almost 50 workers set to lose jobs at Stubbins Mill in due to paper machine shutdown Ramsbottom. – 2:37
Bury Times reports that company owner SCA have confirmed that they are now in a "period of consultation" with workers regarding the loss of jobs. Back in 2015 SCA closed down Paper Machine 1 causing the loss of around 30 jobs at the time.
Structure work has already been going on at the site with several buildings knocked down, I don't know if this is related to the Paper Machine 2 closure however.
Trains bosses celebrate as 201,000 people use East Lancs stations in 2016 – 4:23
East Lancs Railway have been celebrating after a reported 25 percent increase in visitors in 2016. Over 201,000 people used the line during that time. The appearance of the Flying Scotsman naturally contributed to these numbers with around 30,000 visitors alone coming to see it. The question will be, can the East Lancs Railway continue this trend in 2017.
As reported on Lancashire Telegraph
Ramsbottom United News: – 5:13
Today February 4th 2017, Ramsbottom United saw off Ossett Albion in a fantastic four nil win. All four goals were seen in the first half of the match with the first being a penalty from Gareth Seddon on 27 minutes followed closely by Reagan Ogle on 30 minutes, Nathan Webb on 36 minutes and lastly Paul Linwood on 45 minutes.
This has placed United in a lucky 13th position in the league. Ossett Albion have now dropped to 18th in the league.
The next match for Ramsbottom is against Brighouse Town at Home on Saturday the 11th of February
Ramsbottom United Match Results and Fixtures
Upcoming Events: – 6:08
If you want to check out what events are coming up in and around Ramsbottom take a look at the events page, here are some upcoming events from that list:
Check out the full events calendar for most upcoming Ramsbottom events, but here are some other great sources too:
Bury Times Ramsbottom Events Page.
East Lancs Railway Facebook events page.
If YOU have an event you would like to be included in a future podcast episode, get in touch.
Shout Outs: – 8:58
Thanks to all the new likers and followers of the This is Rammy social sites like Facebook and Twitter, including:
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Episode Links:
44 workers to lose jobs at Stubbins Mill in Ramsbottom – Bury Times
SCA plans closure of tissue machine at Stubbins mill – 2015
Plans for KFC, Costa Coffee drive-through and gym at retail park – Bury Times
Trains bosses celebrate as 201,000 people use East Lancs stations in 2016
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In continuation using the Lenormand cards & the Trigger Layout.
1—– 8 ——16
31—-12—– 10
32—- 5 ——2
1. RIDER = This card is all about the movement of news. It's on it's way and usually arrives within a short time. As a person, for the most part a male, can indicate someone who is active and athletic. A jockey.
31. SUN – Powerful & Positive. Embodiment of success. As a characteristic suggests a warm-hearted person, someone who gleams with confidence. In a situation, brings ease where there is doubt. Will guarantee a good outcome-something to look forward to. Following negative cards will ensure victory but preceding- happiness that turns sour.
32. MOON – Teeter tottering of emotions. Can suggest recognition or at least awareness to a situation. Sometimes indicates the mother. The nighttime. Casts a shadow on adjoining cards. Coupled with the PATH card-not the best time for decisions. With the STORK card induces uncertain change.
There is a message or some kind of news that will influence the people cards from the past, the Gentleman + the Lady and to some degree the Bouquet Queen of Spades. Initially, it will come as something really good (sun) filled with promise of success. The Moon card throws a monkey wrench into everything because it causes mixed feeling about the entire situation.
Glancing over to the next column IMMEDIATE spot we have the coffin card awaiting which is directly linked to the NOW spot and particularly to the Rider card (relaying the news).
The IMMEDIATE spot has a sliding scale in this layout because you can determine whatever time frame you want before you do the cards. NOW can mean the day of the reading and it usually does. The next column can be up to a few weeks which in most cases is not too unreasonable. And lastly the SOON spot will be a few months if you are using a longer range of time. I prefer to shorten the time frame when I do this layout for myself mainly because I want a quick answer. It's up to you -the reader of the cards.
The strongest card is the Sun which happens to be the Trigger card as well. I want to read this to mean a short term happiness because of the Moon's influence. It tends to cast illusion on situations. Sometimes one's emotions are all over the place from sheer excitement.
Tip: When you have all the cards in the layout in front of you look to the Trigger cards first or at least keep them in mind as you decipher the remaining cards.
In the next post I'll continue with this tutorial reading & try to upload some cards as well. Visuals are a good tool when learning. My brief interpretation is only one way to read this trio. Keep in mind that the interpretations would vary somewhat because the gender of the person is not known at this time.
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June 27, 2005
Volume 2, Issue 27
Today's theme needs to consider the following concept:Brunettes in red dresses = nothing but trouble.
Film noir, dime-store detective novels, or modern-style fiction...choose your poison.
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Tanya: La robe écarlate
She walked into my office late that night, with a truckload of attitude and a rack to match. Pulled her derringer from her thigh holster, started reloading it, and told me she'd beaten up Max for squealing and bribed the judge to go easy on my client. Just like I asked. What a dame.
Then she slid a pint of chocolate milk and a homemade chicken salad sandwich slowly across the desk. My favorite.
I knew she was trouble the minute I saw her standing at the altar in a red wedding dress. Fortunately, I like that kind of trouble.
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Ted: The Case of the Turkish Eagle
I could tell this one was going to be trouble. They always are when the dress is crimson, the night is rainy, and the girl is brunette.
But I sized up the four mugs hassling her and even through the gin knew she couldn't handle it herself. She could handle lots of things, but not four guys in an alley.
My sap took the first two on the back of the head but the others needed convincing from my .38.
"Who the hell are you?" she said, her accent rich, exotic.
"Toots, I'm just the next man you're gonna blame."
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Michele: Your Kiss Goes Everywhere
Marta ordered drinks - "Something large and hard" - in a breathless whisper and excused herself to the powder room. The bartender raised his eyebrows at me. "Eh, brunettes," I explained.
Two minutes later shouts rose from the riff-raff in the bar. Maybe we heard a gunshot, maybe we didn't. I just know that right after the ruckus, Marta was seated next to me, excitement in her eyes.
When they finally found the corpse in the bathroom, we knew our welcome had been worn out. We slipped out the back door, leaving some cash and a lipstick-kissed napkin for the bartender.
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This week has been a tough one. I've been filled with so much guilt, been feeling so unbelievably upset, completely emotional in ways I'm not usually and irrationality worried over everything. I can't seem to shift this feeling even though deep down I know I'm doing nothing wrong. I'm parenting in the exact way that … Continue reading Mama guilt
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Food is food.
Some days I am on top of the world and I am one of those pulled together mama's. I'll have made a fresh load of bread, baked scones, cake and cookies, washed, dried, folded and put away the laundry (yeah I'm that good) done the dishes, hoovered, mopped and made myself a healthy rainbowed vegetarian … Continue reading Food is food.


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I may not be running around wearing an Eat More Kale t-shirt, but I do unabashedly love kale. And this recipe has become one of my favorite ways to enjoy it. I've even managed to get my mom and everyone else in my family totally hooked on it. And apparently, my four-legged friend enjoys it on occasion as well.
This Raw Kale Salad with Maple-Mustard Dressing is super simple to prepare. Let's break it down. One: put kale, apples and carrots into a big bowl. Two: make the maple-mustard dressing. Three: toss everything together. Four: eat it.
Done. That's it. A total no-brainer.
I gotta say that the dressing here is freaking incredible. I think it's my favorite part of this whole salad. Mostly because I just LOVE maple syrup and can never get enough of it. So definitely don't use the fake "maple flavored" stuff here (or anywhere, really). Go and buy the real thing. It's worth it. Trust.
Recipe from NPR's Kitchen Window
- 8 cups packed kale leaves, chopped into bite sized pieces
- 1 cup carrots, shredded
- 1 red apple, cut into bite sized pieces
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 4 tablespoons maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1/2 tsp. black pepper
- In a large bowl combine the kale, shredded carrots and chopped red apple. Set aside.
- In a medium saucepan over medium-high heat, combine the olive oil and the remaining ingredients. Whisk until the dressing is hot and just starting to bubble. Remove from the heat and pour the hot dressing over the salad, tossing to combine and making sure all the kale leaves are evenly coated.
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Queen's recommendation signified.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Margot James)
I beg to move,
That, for the purposes of any Act resulting from the Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Bill, it is expedient to authorise:
(1) the payment out of money provided by Parliament of any expenditure incurred under or by virtue of the Act by the Treasury; and
(2) the payment of sums into the Consolidated Fund.
I pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Thirsk and Malton (Kevin Hollinrake) for his work in getting the Bill to this point, and the effort he has put in to engage with stakeholders and Members to ensure it has cross-party support. I would like to take this opportunity to restate the Government's commitment to the Bill and their desire to see it succeed. The importance of the Bill is clear from the support for it across the House. We should therefore ensure that its financial element is clearly set out for the House to consider.
The Bill offers two weeks' paid leave to any employed parent who loses a child under the age of 18. Employed parents with at least 26 weeks' continuous service will also be eligible to receive statutory parental bereavement pay. As my hon. Friend the Member for Birmingham, Erdington (Jack Dromey) made clear on Second Reading, Labour supports the Bill entirely.
The Bill requires this money resolution to proceed because employers will be able to reclaim some or all of their costs from the Government. As the explanatory notes set out, the
"estimated cost to the Exchequer of 2 weeks' paid leave at the statutory flat rate (currently £140.98 a week) or 90% of average weekly earnings where that is lower, is £1.77m per year."
There will also be a one-off cost to amend Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs' systems, which is estimated at £1.25 million.
It is good that the Government have brought forward this money resolution to allow the Bill, which commands support on both sides of the House, to move into Committee. I hope that this is how they intend to proceed on all private Members' Bills that receive a Second Reading in this Session. I congratulate the hon. Member for Thirsk and Malton (Kevin Hollinrake) on championing the issue in the Bill and other hon. Members on both sides of the House on their work to ensure that grieving parents get the support they deserve.
I thank the Minister for setting out the financial implications of the Bill and for again confirming the Government's support for it. I, too, am delighted and grateful that there is cross-party support for the Bill. Given such support, I feel confident that it will become an Act and that employed parents who lose a child under the age of 18 will have the right to a minimum of two weeks away from work to grieve. We can all agree that it will reduce the variation in the treatment—sometimes callous treatment —of bereaved parents by employers that sadly we have heard so much about.
The number of parents faced every year with the tragedy of losing a child is, thankfully, relatively low, so the cost of this important policy is therefore also relatively small. We can all agree that this will be money well spent on such an important provision. I pay tribute to the Minister for giving the Bill her full support. I am pleased to hear her reiterate the Government's support at such a crucial time and look forward to continuing to work with her and her Department to ensure that the policy works for employers and employees alike.
It would be remiss of me if I did not pay tribute to my hon. Friend the Member for Colchester (Will Quince), who has helped to guide important conversations on this issue. As I said in previous remarks on the Bill, we should refer to it as Will's Bill in recognition of his vital contribution. I also thank the all-party group on baby loss for its work and its continued efforts to champion the needs of bereaved parents. It is important that the momentum behind the Bill is maintained, and I urge all Members to support the money resolution.
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Beauty Brand 7th Heaven are opening the world's first ever bunny spa in March, in London's Covent Garden.
Humans will receive free treatments while real life rabbits roam freely around the shop.
7th Heaven is a Cruelty Free International and Vegetarian Standard Approved brand that is as passionate about looking after animals as it is about looking after our faces.
To prove it, they're launching this pop-up spa, 'where animals are pampered just as much as humans. The 7th Heaven Bunny Spa will open on Shelton Street, just round the corner from Covent Garden tube, between March 12 and 14 from 10am.
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'At 7th Heaven we love animals as much as we love humans and this is the perfect way to combine the two,' said spokesperson Steven Van Hemmen. He explained that the spa isn't just for the humans: 'The rabbits will be pampered, too, with plenty of food, a huge run to explore, with plenty of human interaction, which they love.'
In order to book an appointment, customers should drop into the Shelton Street shop on the day they wish to receive their treatment. Appointments are available on a first come, first served basis each day.