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1) A child may have 20/20 vision (can see the letters on a wall chart at 20 feet), but not have the visual skills need to use his eyes efficiently for reading. Visual skills include the abilities to:
· move one's eyes across the page from word to word without moving one's head, skipping words, skipping lines, or repeatedly moving one's eyes backward
· converge both eyes at the proper point in space
· use the focusing muscles of the eyes to rapidly bring things into focus
Children who don't have good visual skills may experience eye fatigue, headaches, double vision, and/or difficulty concentrating on near work. Visual perception also falls under the category of visual skills. Visual perceptual skills are needed to interpret and remember what is seen.
2) Auditory processing skills are used to differentiate and remember the sounds (phonemes) of language. Auditory skills are used to segment the individual sounds in a word or blend the sounds together. A child must be able to discriminate and remember sounds in order to learn their association with letters. For example, if a child is confusing the letter b and the letter d, this could be because she lacks the visual perceptual skills to notice and remember the difference in the shape and position of the letters or because she lacks the auditory skills to hear the difference in the quick burst of sound each letter represents.
3) Sequential processing skills enable us to recognize the proper order of things. Reading is done left to right, the number 10 comes before 11, "before" is first then comes "after," the letter "w" is before "x." In order to decode a word one must be able to tell the beginning from the end and sequence the sounds in proper order. To understand a story, one must be able to understand the order of events that occurred.
4) Simultaneous processing skills are needed to recognize and process information as a whole. Beginning readers move from decoding every word one sound at a time to recognizing familiar words on sight. In this case the simultaneous processing requires visual memory. Some children can decode words, but have trouble getting them into memory for later simultaneous processing. Other children may have a lengthy list of known "sight words," but have trouble with sequential decoding skills. These children may read well for awhile, until the words get too long and numerous to simply memorize them all by sight.
Can we help children develop skills which are missing?
...a growing body of research has demonstrated that brain development is an ongoing process that can be shaped and accelerated through the use of "targeted experience." ...the nervous system has a remarkable capacity to "rewire" itself in response to stimulation. By carefully targeting the signals the brain receives (through teaching, therapy, or play), existing brain pathways can be trained to function more smoothly, old blocks can be bypassed by the development of new learning pathways, and children can learn to do things they previously found impossible. - The Mislabeled Child by Brock Eide, M.D., M.A., and Fernette Eide, M.D.


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As you can see in the photograph below, the path takes a lot of water and if left to it's own devices heavy downpours can cause serious damage to a stone footpath. This photo was taken before we built an additional two drains higher up the path so the next time we have torrential rain the majority of the water will be removed before this point.
The problem we've had with fixing the drainage is that there's a dry stone wall located right at the end of the drain stopping the flow of water. In the next photograph you can just make out the drain (halfway between the shovel and sledgehammer) coming to an abrupt end when it reaches the wall.
So to allow the water to run away from the path we've had to take the wall down and incorporate a gap in the wall at the end of the drain. The following photo shows the wall after we've started to rebuild it. Putting in these drainage gaps has turned out to be a bigger job than expected. As the wall was in a poor state of repair, once we started taking it down it had a tendency to fall down on it's own. This created a much larger gap than we really wanted!

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John Gibson
Personal injury specialist John handles cases from across Yorkshire and the Humber and works from Thompsons Solicitors' Leeds office.
John has more than three decades experience as a solicitor and represents clients who have suffered a wide array of injuries, including those involving accidents at work, occupier liability and road traffic accidents.
A friendly and highly skilled litigator, John provides clients with clear and concise direction that ensures they can make well-informed decisions about how to proceed with their claims.
John specialises in industrial disease and accident at work claims and has a successful history of winning cases in these areas.
With a focus on providing outstanding customer service, John appreciates working at Thompsons because the firm values his experience.
When not working, John can be found playing the saxophone, gardening or cycling.
Accident at work claim: John represented a school caretaker and GMB member who injured his knee after falling from a ladder at work. The caretaker, from Leeds, was trying to unlock a toilet cubicle door while standing on a ladder. The ladder slipped on the floor tiles because its non-slip caps were missing. The caretaker required two operations for a torn ligament, sustained a prominent knee scar and was put at risk of needing knee-replacement surgery in the future. John secured a £30,000 compensation package for his client.
Industrial disease claim: John's client developed hand arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) after using vibrating tools while working for Severfield Reeve Structures at Dalton Airfield in Thirsk. The 53-year-old began showing mild HAVS symptoms in 2006 but wasn't diagnosed until a year later. Following the diagnosis, the man's union directed Thompsons Solicitors to investigate a compensation claim. John secured £18,000 for his client after the employer admitted liability.
John is a Law Society Panel member.
John's former client said: "All the best in your life and I am grateful there are solicitors like you representing individuals not just cases."
Another of John's former clients said: "Thank you so much for your clear advocacy in this final stage. It is with great relief that this case is now closed."


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· Establish new customers by organizing and planning daily work schedule to build on existing or potential sales outlets
· Move around the given region to deliver products and look for new business
· Study the type of sales outlets available
· Study potential volume of distributors and focus on sales efforts
· Debt collection, invoicing, collecting cheques and cash
· Make and submit orders by referring to product literature and price lists
· Gather current marketplace information on newly introduced products, delivery schedules, pricing, and merchandising techniques in order to monitor competition
· Selling the products to shops, distributors and kiosks
· Contribute to team efforts in accomplishing organizational goals.
· Make calls and communicate with customers to sell products
· Have to fulfill customer's queries over phone
· Send daily, weekly report to the supervisor
· Maintain professional relationship with every customer
· Attend sales meetings, take orders, test products and negotiate prices
· Must have to follow the company rules and also perform any other assigned tasks
· Diploma/Degree in any field
· 1-2 years of work experience in sales, merchandizing or activations
· Experience in distribution and delivery in retail chains, wholesale and dealers is crucial
· Very aggressive and presentable
· Ethics and integrity
· Good communication skills
· A team player who takes initiatives
Waiter/ Waitress
· Take orders and serve food and beverages to patrons at tables in dining establishment
· Check with customers to ensure that they are enjoying their meals and take action to correct any problems. Collect payments from customers.
· Enter patrons' orders on order slips or computer for transmittal to kitchen staff
· Check patrons' identification to ensure that they meet minimum age requirements for consumption of alcoholic beverages.
· Present menus to patrons and answer questions about menu items, making recommendations upon request.
· Clean tables or counters after patrons have finished dining
· Explain how various menu items are prepared, describing ingredients and cooking methods
· Prepare tables for meals, including setting up items such as linens, silverware, and glassware.
· Previous work experience as a waiter/waitress in a busy hotel
· Some college qualifications in hospitality –essential
· Trainees/ fresh graduates can also apply
· Flexible to work in alternate shifts
· Good communication skills
· Very presentable with excellent customer service skills
· Knowledge of various cuisines and drinks
How to Apply
If you meet the above qualifications, skills and experience send CV to firstname.lastname@example.com
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Kingdom Truths from Jesus' Parables - A Treasure Beyond Measure
What would YOU be willing to give to have the greatest treasure ever! That's what Jesus is getting at in these parables. Now you've probably heard them more than a few times, but you probably haven't heard them with a rich Jewish background! Take a moment with your favorite hot beverage (or iced, machts nicht! ["doesn't matter" in German]) and enjoy these beautiful parables that describe how awesomely valuable and desireable God's kingdom is.


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Thoughts following Artemi Panarin's signing
In case you missed it, and based off the website traffic you didn't, the Rangers inked LW Artemi Panarin to a seven year, $81.5 million deal that comes with a $11.6 million cap hit. As of June 30th when we all went to sleep, Panarin was expected to sign in Brooklyn, although there was a glimmer of hope. By the time we woke up, Panarin was very quickly rumored to be coming to Broadway. As per usual, I have some thoughts.
1. Before addressing his impact to the Rangers, let's take a minute and celebrate a portion of this signing that was just pure joy for us. And that is that he was headed to Brooklyn less than 12 hours before he signed with the Rangers. It's not just that the Rangers landed the biggest free agent this year, and probably in the last half decade or so, but that it sounds like they stole him from the Islanders. They didn't pull a Nets on the big brother organization.
2. On to the contract. It's a lot. It's a big risk. It's 14% of the cap right now, although that is likely to come down over the life of the deal. It puts the Rangers in a precarious position right now, as even with the Jimmy Vesey trade (more on that in a sec), the Rangers don't have enough cap space to sign all their RFAs (more on that too). However the contract isn't through Panarin's late thirties, something we've become accustomed to. Panarin is an elite winger with significantly less mileage on his body, and this contract will take him from age 28 to age 34. It's a calculated risk. It may be a nightmare of a contract in 5 years, but we can cross that bridge when it comes. Also it looks like there was no no-move clause, a bonus.
3. Panarin adds the guaranteed elite scoring winger to a lineup that consists of two potential elite scoring wingers in Vitali Kravtsov and Kaapo Kakko. If KZB remains a thing, then Panarin can be that safety net for Filip Chytil as the 2C as well, giving him a bonafide star to play with. Panarin is the type of guy who can carry two rookies and help them build confidence while producing. He truly accelerates the rebuild and provides the Rangers with a huge boost in primary scoring and powerplay effectiveness. With the other additions the Rangers have already made, his signing may actually give the Blueshirts a shot at a playoff spot.
4. Back to the contract, something else is coming. The Rangers have about $8.7 million left in cap space with Jacob Trouba, Brendan Lemieux, Tony DeAngelo, and Pavel Buchnevich left to sign. I think the safe assumption is that they will need approximately $14 million to sign that quartet, so they need $6 million in cap space on top of what they have today. It's doable and there are some gimmes here since this includes Matt Beleskey and Brendan Smith, but it's going to require another trade.
5. Speaking of trades, sending Vesey to Buffalo was a trade that was basically a salary dump, but the Rangers actually cleared themselves of a one-dimensional player. There's a little addition by subtraction going on here, not as much as with Neal Pionk though. Vesey was horrible without the puck, but he did put in 15 goals a year. Panarin's signing certainly replaces that offense, and then some. Vesey was not a two-way player and was a disaster without the puck, so this is another solid trade without bringing back salary.
6. The other moves made, adding the three AHL veterans and the two tweeners, shouldn't be overlooked. They aren't nearly as exciting as the other moves of the day, but they solidify depth and it is a valid assumption that they were vetted and will be a critical first step in creating a better atmosphere in Hartford. As important as the Panarin signing is, these lower key moves matter too.


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The Barefeet Blogger Of Bandra Walks With Jesus..On Good Friday, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.
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Saturday, April 23, 2011
The Barefeet Blogger Of Bandra Walks With Jesus..On Good Friday
The Barefeet Blogger Of Bandra Walks With Jesus..On Good Friday, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.
Gethsemane, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gethsemane (Greek Γεθσημανἰ, Gethsēmani Hebrew:גת שמנים, Aramaic:גת שמני, Gath-Šmânê, Assyrian ܓܕܣܡܢ, Gat Šmānê, lit. "oil press") is a garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem most famous as the place where, according to Biblical texts, Jesus and his disciples are said to have prayed the night before Jesus' crucifixion.
Gethsemane appears in the Greek of the Gospel of Matthew[1] and the Gospel of Mark[2] as Γεθσημανἱ (Gethsēmani). The name is derived from the Assyrian ܓܕܣܡܢ (Gaṯ-Šmānê), meaning "oil press".[3] Matthew (26:36) and Mark (14:32) call it χωρἰον (18:1), a place or estate. The Gospel of John says Jesus entered a garden (κῆπος) with his disciples.[4]
[edit] Location
According to the New Testament it was a place that Jesus and his disciples customarily visited, which allowed Judas to find him on the night of his arrest.[5]
There are four[6] locations claimed to be the place where Jesus prayed on the night he was betrayed.
1. The Church of All Nations overlooking a garden with a socalled "Rock of the Agony."
2. The location near the Tomb of the Virgin to the north.
3. The Greek Orthodox location to the east.
4. The Russian Orthodox orchard, next to the Church of Maria Magdalene by an orchard.
Dr. Thomson, author of The Land and the Book, wrote: "When I first came to Jerusalem, and for many years afterward, this plot of ground was open to all whenever they chose to come and meditate beneath its very old olivetrees. The Latins, however, have within the last few years succeeded in gaining sole possession, and have built a high wall around it. The Greeks have invented another site a little to the north of it. My own impression is that both are wrong. The position is too near the city, and so close to what must have always been the great thoroughfare eastward, that our Lord would scarcely have selected it for retirement on that dangerous and dismal night. I am inclined to place the garden in the secluded vale several hundred yards to the north-east of the present Gethsemane."[7]
According to Luke 22:43–44, Jesus' anguish in Gethsemane was so deep that "his sweat was as it were great drops of blood falling down to the ground." According to the Eastern Orthodox Church tradition, Gethsemane is the garden where the Virgin Mary was buried and was assumed into heaven after her dormition on Mount Zion. The Garden of Gethsemane became a focal site for early Christian pilgrims. It was visited in 333 by the anonymous "Pilgrim of Bordeaux", whose Itinerarium Burdigalense is the earliest description left by a Christian traveler in the Holy Land. In his Onomasticon, Eusebius of Caesarea notes the site of Gethsemane located "at the foot of the Mount of Olives", and he adds that "the faithful were accustomed to go there to pray". Ancient olive trees growing in the garden are said to be 900 years old.[8]
14 Stations of the Cross At Sacred Heart Church
14 Stations of the Cross At Sacred Heart Church, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.
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This walk was an experience normally I shot it clinically as a photographer but this time my soul was in turbulence I am going through the worst phase of my life , emotionally and otherwise and I was in pain internally and externally my feet burnt , but I shot I cried too , I have never cried before on this walk, but it just came In bursts and inundated the pathos and poetry of my porcelain soul that cracks very easily..
I was told by many I would be blessed for taking this punishing path of pain and freeing my self from guilt and sorrow, but I was not here for spiritual gratification I get it from the Almighty and I never did something to get rewards if I did good and the reward went to another man it would make much happier , I say this out of the sincerity of my soul..
I shoot Lalbagh Chya Raja and my Shia ethos with the same devotion and faith not keeping anything back, I shot the Lenten walk to give back to the Christian community in kindness hat I received as my school education at Michelle Obama Holy Name High School Colaba..the values I inherited from my teachers and a Catholic morally satisfying environment..
Never did any priest tell me to convert to Christianity instead their teachings their universal plea of Humanity made me a much better Muslim .. and here I will simply say a better Shia Muslim.
So this walk meant a lot to me I came home tired drenched in sweat dehydrated I am a diabetic and my loving grand daughter 3 and a half years old Marziya Shakir also a street photographer like me washed and scrubbed my feet a task she takes up and earns and shares the goodness of my good deeds equally.
Who knows one day if you see a young girl in hijab shooting the Lenten March after I move away into the next world you can be sure my heritage is in safe hands..at three and a half year old Marziya Shakir has shot the St Peter Church most of the Bandra crosses and good old Fr Jaun too on my Nikon D 80 camera.. she respects Jesus Christ and is one of his favorite child this I am sure of..
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14 Stations of the Cross Meaning of Good Friday And Lenten Walk
14 Stations of the Cross Meaning of Good Friday And Lenten Walk, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.
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The CROSS
The Indian Christian Church (Clergy & Laity) Initiative
Sub: Request to Announce & Cover Good Friday, 22nd April, 2011, 10.30am to 2.30 pm.
Place: Sacred Heart Church, Khar (W), Mumbai 10.30 am onwards
24th Annual Lenten Walking Pilgrimage
Thousands to Walk in Prayer & ProtestGood Friday, also called Holy Friday or Great Friday, is the Friday preceding Easter Sunday. It commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ at Calvary.
Original Events of Good Friday
According to the New Testament, Jesus was arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane by the Temple Guards through the guidance of his disciple, Judas Iscariot. Judas received money for betraying Jesus. He told the guards that whomever he kisses is the one they are to arrest. Jesus was brought to the house of Annas, who is the father-in-law of the current high priest, Caiaphas. There he is interrogated with little result, and sent bound to Caiaphas the high priest, where the Sanhedron had assembled (John 18:1-24).
Conflicting testimony against Jesus is brought forth by many witnesses, to which Jesus answers nothing. Finally the high priest adjures Jesus to respond under solemn oath, saying "I adjure you, by the Living God, to tell us, are you the Anointed One, the Son of God?" Jesus testifies in the affirmative, "You have said it, and in time you will see the Son of Man seated at the right hand of the Almighty, coming on the clouds of Heaven." The high priest condemns Jesus for blasphemy, and the Sanhedron concurs with a sentence of death (Matthew 26:57-66). Peter also denies Jesus three times during the interrogations. Jesus already knew that Peter would deny him three times.
In the morning, the whole assembly brings Jesus to the Roman governor Pontius Pilate, under charges of subverting the nation, opposing taxes to Caesar, and making himself a king (Luke 23:1-2). Pilate authorizes the Jewish leaders to judge Jesus according to their own Law and execute sentencing, however the Jewish leaders reply that they are not allowed by the Romans to carry out a sentence of death (John 18:31).
Pilate questions Jesus, and tells the assembly that there is no basis for sentencing. Upon learning that Jesus is from Galilee, Pilate refers the case to the ruler of Galilee, King Herod, who was in Jerusalem for the Passover Feast. Herod questions Jesus but receives no answer; Herod sends Jesus back to Pilate. Pilate tells the assembly that neither he nor Herod have found guilt in Jesus; Pilate resolves to have Jesus whipped and released (Luke 23:3-16).
It was a custom during the feast of Passover for the Romans to release one prisoner as requested by the Jews. Pilate asks the crowd who they would like to be released. Under the guidance of the chief priests, the crowd asks for Barabbas, who had been imprisoned for committing murder during an insurrection. Pilate asks what they would have him do with Jesus, and they demand, "Crucify him" (Mark 15:6-14). Pilate's wife had seen Jesus in a dream earlier that day; she forewarns Pilate to "have nothing to do with this righteous man" (Matthew 27:19).
Pilate has Jesus flogged, then brings him out to the crowd to release him. The chief priests inform Pilate of a new charge, demanding Jesus be sentenced to death "because he claimed to be God's son." This possibility filled Pilate with fear, and he brought Jesus back inside the palace and demanded to know from where he came (John 19:1-9).
Coming before the crowd one last time, Pilate declares Jesus innocent, washing his own hands in water to show he has no part in this condemnation. Nevertheless, Pilate hands Jesus over to be crucified in order to forestall a riot (Matthew 27:24-26). The sentence written is "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews." Jesus carries his cross to the site of execution (assisted by Simon of Cyrene), called the place of the Skull, or "Golgotha" in Hebrew and "Calvary" in Latin. There he is crucified along with two criminals (John 19:17-22).
Jesus agonizes on the cross for three hours, during which there is darkness over the whole land.[1] With a loud cry, Jesus gives up his spirit. There is an earthquake, tombs break open, and the curtain in the Temple is torn from top to bottom. The centurion on guard at the site of crucifixion declares, "Truly this was God's Son!" (Matthew 27:45-54)
Joseph of Arimathea, a member of the Sanhedrin and secret follower of Jesus, who had not consented to his condemnation, goes to Pilate to request the body of Jesus (Luke 23:50-52). Pilate asks confirmation from the centurion whether Jesus is dead (Mark 15:44). A soldier pierced the side of Jesus with a lance causing blood and water to flow out (John 19:34), and the centurian informs Pilate that Jesus is dead (Mark 15:45).
Joseph of Arimathea takes the body of Jesus, wraps it in a clean linen shroud, and places it in his own new tomb that had been carved in the rock (Matthew 27:59-60) in a garden near the site of crucifixion. Another secret follower of Jesus and member of the Sanhedrin named Nicodemus (John 3:1) also came bringing 75 pounds of myrrh and aloes, and places them in the linen with the body of Jesus, according to Jewish burial customs (John 19:39-40). They rolled a large rock over the entrance of the tomb (Matthew 27:60). Then they returned home and rested, because at sunset began the Sabbath (Luke 23:54-56).
On the third day, Sunday, which is now known as Easter Sunday, Jesus rose from the dead
In the Roman Catholic Church
The Roman Catholic Church treats Good Friday as a fast day, which in the Latin Rite Church is understood as having only one full meal (but smaller than a regular meal) and two collations (a smaller repast, two of which together do not equal one full meal). In countries where Good Friday is not a day of rest from work, the afternoon liturgical service is usually put off until a few hours after the recommended time of 3 p.m.
Crucifix prepared for veneration on Good Friday.The Roman Rite has no celebration of Mass after that of the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday evening until that of the Easter Vigil, and the only sacraments celebrated are Penance and Anointing of the Sick.[2] While there is no celebration of the Eucharist, Holy Communion is distributed to the faithful only in the Service of the Passion of the Lord, but can be taken at any hour to the sick who are unable to attend this service.[3]
The altar remains completely bare, without cross, candlesticks or altar cloths.[4] It is customary to empty the holy water fonts in preparation of the blessing of the water at the Easter Vigil.[5] Traditionally, no bells are rung on Good Friday or Holy Saturday until the Easter Vigil.
The Celebration of the Passion of the Lord takes place in the afternoon, ideally at three o'clock, but for pastoral reasons a later hour may be chosen.[6] The vestments used are red.[7] Before 1970, they were black except for the Communion part of the rite, for which violet was used,[8] and before 1955 black was used throughout.[9]If a bishop celebrates, he wears a plain mitre.[10]
The liturgy consists of three parts: the Liturgy of the Word, the Veneration of the Cross, and Holy Communion.
The first part, the Liturgy of the Word, consists of the reading or chanting of Isaiah 52:13-53:12, Hebrews 4:14-16, 5:7-9, and the Passion account from the Gospel of John, which is often divided between more than one singer or reader. This part concludes with a series of prayers: for the Church, the Pope, the clergy and laity of the Church, those preparing for baptism, the unity of Christians, the Jewish people, those who do not believe in Christ, those who do not believe in God, those in public office, those in special need.[11]
The second part of the Good Friday liturgy is the Veneration of the Cross: a crucifix, not necessarily the one that is normally on or near the altar at other times, is solemnly displayed to the congregation and then venerated by them, individually if possible, while special chants are sung.[12]
Communion from the Reserved Sacrament on Good Friday (Our Lady of Lourdes, Philadelphia).The third and last part is Holy Communion according to a rite based on that of the final part of Mass, from the Our Father on. The Eucharist, consecrated at the Mass of Holy Thursday is distributed at this service.[13] Before the reform of Pope Pius XII, only the priest received Communion in the framework of what was called the "Mass of the Presanctified", which included the usual Offertory prayers, with the placing of wine in the chalice, but which omitted the Canon of the Mass.[14]
Priest and people then depart in silence, and the altar cloth is removed, leaving the altar bare except for the cross and two or four candlesticks.[15]
The Way of the Cross, celebrated at the Colloseum in Rome on Good Friday.In addition to the prescribed liturgical service, the Stations of the Cross are often prayed either in the church or outside, and a prayer service may be held from midday to 3.00 p.m., known as the Three Hours' Agony. In countries such as Malta, Italy, Philippines and Spain, processions with statues representing the Passion of Christ are held.
In Polish churches, a tableau of Christ's Tomb is unveiled in the sanctuary. Many of the faithful spend long hours into the night grieving at the Tomb, where it is customary to kiss the wounds on the Lord's body. A life-size figure of Christ lying in his tomb is widely visited by the faithful, especially on Holy Saturday. The tableaux may include flowers, candles, figures of angels standing watch, and the three crosses atop Mt Calvary, and much more. Each parish strives to come up with the most artistically and religiously evocative arrangement in which the Blessed Sacrament, draped in a filmy veil, is prominently displayed.
[edit] Acts of Reparation to Jesus Christ
El Greco's Jesus Carrying the Cross, 1580.The Roman Catholic tradition includes specific prayers and devotions as acts of reparation for the sufferings and insults that Jesus suffered during His Passion on Good Friday. These Acts of Reparation to Jesus Christ do not involve a petition for a living or deceased beneficiary, but aim to repair the sins against Jesus. Some such prayers are provided in the Raccolta Catholic prayer book (approved by a Decree of 1854, and published by the Holy See in 1898) which also includes prayers as Acts of Reparation to the Virgin Mary.[16][17][18][19]
In his encyclical Miserentissimus Redemptor on reparations, Pope Pius XI called Acts of Reparation to Jesus Christ a duty for Catholics and refered to them as "some sort of compensation to be rendered for the injury" with respect to the sufferings of Jesus.[20]
Pope John Paul II referred to Acts of Reparation as the "unceasing effort to stand beside the endless crosses on which the Son of God continues to be crucified".[21]
[edit] An example: Malta
The statue of Our Lady of Sorrows (or La Pietà) used during the Good Friday procession, Żejtun, MaltaThe Holy Week commemorations reach their peak on Good Friday as the Roman Catholic Church celebrates the passion of Jesus. Solemn celebrations take place in all churches together with processions in different villages around Malta and Gozo. During the celebration, the narrative of the passion is read in some localities. The Adoration of the Cross follows. Good Friday processions take place in Birgu, Bormla, Ghaxaq, Luqa, Mosta, Naxxar, Paola, Qormi, Rabat, Senglea, Valletta, Żebbuġ (Città Rohan) and Żejtun. Processions in Gozo will be in Nadur, Victoria (St. George and Cathedral), Xaghra and Żebbuġ, Gozo.
The following site is about Good Friday Celebration in Valletta, The Capital City of Malta. [22]
[edit] An example: The Philippines
In the predominantly Roman Catholic Philippines, the day is commemorated with street processions, the Way of the Cross, and a Passion play called the Senakulo. The Church keeps the day solemn by not tolling the church bells, and no Mass will be celebrated. In some communities (most famously in San Fernando, Pampanga), the processions include devotees who self-flagellate and sometimes even have themselves nailed to crosses as expressions of penance despite health issues and disapproval from the church.[23] After three o'clock in the afternoon of Good Friday (the time at which Jesus is traditionally believed to have died), noise is discouraged, some radio stations and television stations sign off, businesses automatically close, and the faithful are urged to keep a very solemn and prayerful disposition through to Easter Sunday.
Major television networks are paid to broadcast events at Roman Catholic parishes. These events include the reading of the Seven Last Words, the recitation of the Stations of the Cross, and the service of the Commemoration of the Lord's Passion.
[edit] Churches of Byzantine tradition
Icon of the Crucifixion, 16th century, by Theophanes the Cretan (Stavronikita Monastery, Mount Athos).Because of the penitence and sorrow associated with the Crucifixion, the Divine Liturgy is never celebrated on Good Friday, which Byzantine Christians (Eastern Orthodox and Greek-Catholics) call "Holy and Great Friday", except when this day coincides with the feast of the Annunciation (which falls on the fixed date of March 25).
The faithful revisit the events of the day through public reading of the Psalms and Gospels, and singing hymns about Christ's death. Rich visual imagery and symbolism as well as stirring hymnody are remarkable elements of these observances. In the Orthodox understanding, the events of Holy Week are not simply an annual commemoration of past events, but the faithful actually participate in the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Each hour of this day is the new suffering and the new effort of the expiatory suffering of the Savior. And the echo of this suffering is already heard in every word of our worship service - unique and incomparable both in the power of tenderness and feeling and in the depth of the boundless compassion for the suffering of the Savior. The Holy Church opens before the eyes of believers a full picture of the redeeming suffering of the Lord beginning with the bloody sweat in the Garden of Gethsemane up to the crucifixion on Golgotha. Taking us back through the past centuries in thought, the Holy Church brings us to the foot of the cross of Christ erected on Golgotha, and makes us present among the quivering spectators of all the torture of the Savior.[24]
Holy and Great Friday is observed as a strict fast, and adult Byzantine Christians are expected to abstain from all food and drink the entire day to the extent that their health permits. "On this Holy day neither a meal is offered nor do we eat on this day of the crucifixion. If someone is unable or has become very old [or is] unable to fast, he may be given bread and water after sunset. In this way we come to the holy commandment of the Holy Apostles not to eat on Great Friday."[24]
[edit] Matins of Holy and Great Friday
The Byzantine Christian observance of Holy and Great Friday, which is formally known as The Order of Holy and Saving Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, begins on Thursday night with the Matins of the Twelve Passion Gospels. Scattered throughout this Matins service are twelve readings from all four of the Gospels which recount the events of the Passion from the Last Supper through the Crucifixion the burial of Jesus. The first of these twelve readings John 13:31-18:1 is the longest Gospel reading of the year. Just before the sixth Gospel reading, which recounts Jesus being nailed to the cross, a large cross is carried out of the sanctuary by the priest, accompanied by incense and candles, and is placed in the center of the nave (where the congregation gathers), with a two-dimensional painted icon of the body of Christ (soma or corpus) affixed to it. As the cross is being carried, the priest or a chanter chants a special antiphon:
Today He who hung the earth upon the waters is hung upon the Cross (three times).
He who is King of the angels is arrayed in a crown of thorns.
He who wraps the heaven in clouds is wrapped in the purple of mockery.
He who in Jordan set Adam free receives blows upon His face.
The Bridegroom of the Church is transfixed with nails.
The Son of the Virgin is pierced with a spear.
We venerate Thy Passion, O Christ (three times).
Show us also Thy glorious Resurrection.[25]
During the service, all come forward to kiss the feet of Christ on the cross. After the Canon, a brief, moving hymn, The Wise Thief is chanted by singers who stand at the foot of the cross in the center of the nave. The service does not end with the First Hour, as usual, but with a special dismissal by the priest.
[edit] Royal Hours
The next day, in the forenoon on Friday, all gather again to pray the Royal Hours, a special expanded celebration of the Little Hours (including the First Hour, Third Hour, Sixth Hour, Ninth Hour and Typica) with the addition of scripture readings (Old Testament, Epistle and Gospel) and hymns about the Crucifixion at each of the Hours (some of the material from the previous night is repeated). This service is somewhat more festive in character, and derives its name of "Royal" from both the fact that the Hours are served with more solemnity than normal, commemorating Christ the King who humbled himself for the salvation of mankind, and also from the fact that this service was in the past attended by the Emperor and his court.
[edit] Vespers of Holy and Great Friday
The epitaphios ("winding sheet"), depicting the preparation of the body of Jesus for burial.In the afternoon, around the 3 p.m. all gather for the Vespers of the Taking-Down from the Cross, commemorating the Deposition from the Cross. The Gospel reading is a concatenation taken from all four of the Gospels. During the service, the body of Christ (the soma) is removed from the cross, as the words in the Gospel reading mention Joseph of Arimathea, wrapped in a linen shroud, and taken to the altar in the sanctuary. Near the end of the service an epitaphios or "winding sheet" (a cloth embroidered with the image of Christ prepared for burial) is carried in procession to a low table in the nave which represents the Tomb of Christ; it is often decorated with an abundance of flowers. The epitaphios itself represents the body of Jesus wrapped in a burial shroud, and is a roughly full-size cloth icon of the body of Christ. Then the priest may deliver a homily and everyone comes forward to venerate the epitaphios. In the Slavic practice, at the end of Vespers, Compline is immediately served, featuring a special Canon of the Crucifixion of our Lord and the Lamentation of the Most Holy Theotokos by Symeon the Logothete.
[edit] Matins of Holy and Great Saturday
The Epitaphios being carried in procession.On Friday night, the Matins of Holy and Great Saturday, a unique service known as the The Lamentation at the Tomb (O Epitaphios Threnos) is celebrated. This service is also sometimes called Jerusalem Matins. Much of the service takes place around the tomb of Christ in the center of the nave. A unique feature of the service is the chanting of the Lamentations or Praises (Engkomia), which consist of verses chanted by the clergy interspersed between the verses of Psalm 119 (which is, by far, the longest psalm in the Bible). At the end of the Great Doxology, while the Trisagion is sung, the epitaphios is taken in procession around the outside the church, and is then returned to the tomb. Some churches observe the practice of holding the epitaphios at the door, above waist level, so the faithful most bow down under it as they come back into the church, symbolizing their entering into the death and resurrection of Christ.
The Troparion (hymn of the day) of Good Friday is:
The noble Joseph, when he had taken down Thy most pure Body from the tree, wrapped it in fine linen, and anointed it with spices, and placed it in a new tomb.
Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, both now and ever, and unto ages of ages. Amen.
The angel came to the myrrh-bearing women at the tomb and said:
Myrrh is fitting for the dead, but Christ has shown Himself a stranger to corruption.
[edit] Anglican Communion
The 1662 Book of Common Prayer did not specify a particular rite to be observed on Good Friday but local custom came to mandate an assortment of services, including the Seven Last Words from the Cross and a three-hour service consisting of Matins, Ante-communion (using the Reserved Sacrament in high church parishes) and Evensong. In recent times revised editions of the Prayer Book and Alternative Service Book have re-introduced pre-Reformation forms of observance of Good Friday corresponding to those in today's Roman Catholic Church, with special nods to the rites that had been observed in the Church of England prior to the Henrican, Edwardian and Elizabethan reforms, including Creeping to the Cross.
[edit] Other Protestant Traditions
Many Protestant communities hold special services on this day as well. In the German Lutheran tradition from the 16th to the 20th century, this was the most important holiday, and abstention from all worldly works was expected. Lutheranism had no restrictions on the celebration of Holy Communion on Good Friday; on the contrary, it was a prime day on which to receive Holy Communion, and services were often accentuated by special music such as the St. Matthew Passion by Lutheran Johann Sebastian Bach. Mid-20th century Lutheran liturgical practice moved away from Holy Communion celebrated on Good Friday, and among the major North American Lutheran bodies today, Holy Communion is not celebrated on Good Friday, but rather on Maundy Thursday. Moravians hold a Lovefeast on Good Friday as they receive Holy Communion on Maundy Thursday. The Methodist Church also commemorates Good Friday with a service of worship, often based on the Seven Last Words from the Cross.[26][27]
Some Baptist, many Sabbatarian and non-denominational churches do not celebrate Good Friday, instead observing the Crucifixion on Wednesday to coincide with the Jewish sacrifice of the Passover Lamb (which Christians believe is an Old Testament pointer to Jesus Christ). A Wednesday Crucifixion of Jesus Christ allows for Christ to be in the tomb (heart of the earth) for three days and three nights as he told the Pharisees he would be (Matthew 12:40), rather than two nights and a day if he died on Friday.
[edit] Customs associated with Good Friday
In many countries with a strong Christian tradition such as Bermuda, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, the countries of the Caribbean, Germany, Malta, Australia, New Zealand[28][29][30] and the United Kingdom, the day is observed as a public or federal holiday.
In many English-speaking countries, most shops are closed for the day and advertising from television and radio is withdrawn to some degree.
In Canada, banks and government offices (at all levels) and public sector businesses are closed, along with most private sector businesses (except in Quebec).
In Hong Kong, all businesses and government offices are closed for a public holiday.
In the United States, Good Friday is not a government holiday. Private businesses and certain other institutions may close or not for Good Friday, according to their preferences. The stock market is closed on Good Friday. However, the vast majority of businesses are open on Good Friday. Some public schools may incidentally be closed on Good Friday because of the proximity of secular "spring break" holidays. The postal service operates, and banks regulated by the federal government do close for Good Friday.
Hot cross bunsIreland, a predominantly Catholic country, prohibits all alcohol from being sold on Good Friday. The day is a bank holiday, but not a public holiday. All pubs and many restaurants in Ireland close for the duration of the day. It is similar to Christmas Day in this regard. This tradition has come under criticism of late, with secular businesses claiming a loss in earnings by way of a religious festival. Many people cross the border to Northern Ireland to shop or visit pubs or restaurants.
In Germany, comedic theater performances and events which include public dancing are illegal on the day (although this restriction is enforced unevenly); cinemas and television are not affected, although many TV channels show religious material on the day. The enforcement of these rules even on non-Christians has met with increased opposition in the last decade.
In South Africa, the government regulates the opening of businesses and entertainment outlets on this day (as with Christmas Day). All government offices, schools and certain businesses are closed on Good Friday by law. The buying and selling of alcohol is prohibited.
In India, Good Friday is a Central Government as well as a State holiday, although Stock Markets are usually closed. Some other businesses are also closed in states where Christians are in the majority like Assam, Goa, and Kerala (higher percentage of Christians, even though not the majority) but the majority of businesses are open on Good Friday in rest of the country. Most schools are closed on Good Friday.
In Muslim-majority Indonesia, Good Friday is a national holiday. All government offices, schools and certain businesses are closed on Good Friday by law and many newspapers choose not to publish on this day. Public holiday is also observed in Singapore and in the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak.
Eastern Orthodox Christians are not supposed to eat at all on this day and the next, while the Roman Catholic Church observes fasting and abstinence for this day as well as Ash Wednesday.
In many English speaking countries, hot cross buns are eaten.
In Bermuda, kites are flown. They are often handmade with wooden sticks, colorful tissue paper, glue, and string. The shape of the kite and the use of wood is meant to symbolize the cross that Jesus died on. Also, the kite flying in the sky symbolizes his ascension to heaven.
Traditionally, Roman Catholics are to abstain from eating meat every Friday of the year as penance. Nowadays, this is only a requirement during Fridays of Lent; during Fridays of the rest of the year, other methods of penance may be followed, for example an extra prayer. As a modern tradition, many Roman Catholics (and members of other Christian denominations as well) will eat fish and vegetables on Good Friday.
There is no horse racing on Good Friday in the UK. However, in 2008, betting shops will open for the first time. The BBC has for many years introduced its 7 am News broadcast on Radio 4 on Good Friday with a verse from Isaac Watts' hymn "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross".
In Sweden, Good Friday - as well as Easter Monday - is a national holiday. Some shops are open a few hours in the morning. People not particularly religious use Good Friday as a day of meeting relatives. The biggest community, Church of Sweden, does not celebrate Mass and therefore no Eucharist is distributed. Linked below is an English description of the Good Friday service. [31]
In Louisiana, the Cajuns have a tradition to not dig in the dirt on Good Friday.[citation needed]
[edit] Calculating the Date of Good Friday
Good Friday is the Friday before Easter, which is calculated differently in Eastern Christianity and Western Christianity (see Computus for details). Easter falls on the first Sunday following the Paschal Full Moon, the full moon on or after 21 March, taken to be the date of the vernal equinox. The Western calculation uses the Gregorian calendar, while the Eastern calculation uses the Julian calendar, whose 21 March now corresponds to the Gregorian calendar's 3 April. The calculations for identifying the date of the full moon also differ. See Easter Dating Method (Astronomical Society of South Australia).
An Open Letter To The General Manager MTNL Broadband
An Open Letter To The General Manager MTNL Broadband, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.
I Timothy 6:7 -- 7 For we brought nothing into this world: and certainly we can carry nothing out.
Dear Respected Sir
I am a Muslim who shot the Good Friday procession Lenten Walk barefeet along with the Christian community , to show my support solidarity with their pain and the divine message of Peace Hope and Humanity of their spirituality which touches us all.
I walked shot pictures from 10 am till 4.30 pm , but since last evening after my return your net service has been floundering erratic crashing all my uploads I sent messages on my mobile to Mr Shyam Sundar Ji St Martins Road Bandra and to Mr Jony to show them my pain..
I pay my bill but since the time I opted from You Telecom to MTNL Broadband I have suffered regularly, I have no other issue why do you cause grief to your subscribers I have two connections a of MTNL Broad band at home but the other one that belongs to my son had the same problem..
I am really hurt disgusted and I hope you read this several letters to your chief regarding my problems at your 6 and a half floor office at Bandra Reclamation have not helped either.
I think its time you took my pain into retrospection and reflect on it, you dont compensate time lost due to your outage issue so it is not fair.
Your staff is excellent all of them have helped me but it is a temporary help and my internet problem persists..
Thanking you
Firoze Shakir
I Want To Post Pictures of Good Friday But Cant Do It Thanks To Lousy Service of MTNL Broadband
Good Friday Sacred Heart Church Starting Point
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I cannot post pictures of Good Friday because of MTNL Broadband connection a Nightmare on Demand..
Thanks To MTNL Broadband Lousy Connection Cannot Post Good Friday Pictures
Thanks To MTNL Broadband Lousy Connection Cannot Post Good Friday Pictures, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.
A Shia Muslim Blogger On Good Friday
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feeling his pain
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follower of hussain
14 stations of the cross
lenten walk
on good Friday
peace hope humanity
attain a protest
of the Christians
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another blood stain
father forgive them
for they know not
what they do
was his only refrain
be like jesus
be human
being humane
a poetic thought
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live let others live
mutual coexistence
without constrain
i am the life
and the resurrection
he said it again
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as brothers we must remain
an unbroken chain
on the soul of mankind
he blessed ordained
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The air in the chapel is thick with the prayers of pilgrims to this holy place; a place of pilgrimage and sacredness long before Europeans came to North America. The vibe is extremely positive. Two vortices in the chapel are a testament to this. It is a place that can bring you to tears, as I have seen.
I had been looking forward to meditating in this divine place on my way home from the American Society of Dowsers convention in Saratoga. I spent 20 minutes of bliss meditating there enshrouded with its incredible vibe and could sense how all the baggage (samskaras, negative thought forms.....) I had picked up the last few days were burned off. It was like taking a spiritual shower. I also felt the powerful Fields of Consciousness there nourishing my soul, which had been depleted. Mother Earth at Her Best!
I took my camera out to take a few pictures for my upcoming book, Sacred Sites in North Star Country, Places in Greater NYS that Changed the World. As the pictures show the room was filled with orbs--another testament to the power of this place and positive intentions lingering just behind the curtain there. VERY NICE!!!!!!!!!!
Other members of the Finger Lakes Dowsers also stopped at Kateri on their way back to Central NY. All had an enjoyable time. Below are some pictures that Janice Carr took of her visit and meditation.
I entourage you to visit and be swept up by the powerful Fields of Consciousness fortified by the love and positive intentions of visiting pilgrims.


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In 2015 a Christian couple in Australia vowed to get divorced if same sex marriage was
passed in to law here. I remember they were very adamant about it, saying that marriage wouldn't mean the same thing if LGBT were included in it.
So the Daily Mail has caught up with said couple yesterday and they completely backed down in a humiliating defeat. They didn't understand the law in the first place, but you know ignorance of the law is no excuse. Especially when you're going on newspapers across the country announcing your intentions. To be divorced you have to be separated for ages or something. No shit Sherlock; marriage isn't a play thing to make some political point with. Assholes.
And BTW, eat shit Lyle.
Nick and Sarah Jensen, from Canberra, sparked controversy in 2015 when Mr Jensen announced they would end their decades-long legal union if same sex marriage was legalised.
When legalisation seemed much more likely in November, Mr Jensen said he would wait to see the letter of the law before making a decision.
And after Parliament finally passed the law to cheers on Thursday afternoon, Mr Jensen announced his position in a statement to Daily Mail Australia.
'My previous public comments regarding civil divorce never envisaged me separating from my wife, but rather our marriage from the State,' he wrote.
'The legislation currently makes it untenable for us to do this under the law.
'The point we were highlighting and that still stands however is the fact that a redefinition of marriage changes the agreement under which we were originally married.
'We will be making no further comment'. Daily Mail


text: coolwind57 Posted January 19, 2019 Pic intensive. I just performed all of this work over the past couple of hours and took lots of pictures. So I thought why not share my work for those interested in the topic. I do acknowledge that others have touched on these subject areas but I hadn't seen a guy do these upgrades/mods/repairs all at the same time--and with pictures. If I'm wrong and this is viewed as redundant, then moderators can delete with my apologies. So here's what I did: 1. Replaced wiper linkage bushings--common wear items as these trucks age. Worn bushings make your wipers fly all over the place--they sometimes bang up against the windshield trim and they won't stay oriented and move around too much. Also could cause general looseness and noise. 2. Upgraded to 97+ wiper arms. They have a different terminating angle but more importantly, they have the J-hook instead of the side-pin. Many would agree that the J-hook is superior and holds the wiper blade with more stability, which may cut down on chatter and noise. 3. Added an additional ground wire for the wiper motor (Cruiser54's suggestion) 4. Cleaned out old, hardened grease inside the wiper assembly body, and repacked with moly grease (Cruiser54's suggestion). HERE GOES: Remove your wiper arms. If you're not familiar, grab a flat head screwdriver and pry that little tab over on the wiper arm body. It's close to the post coming out of your truck. Just stick it in between the wiper arm body and the tab itself and twist, moving it outbound as you lift your wiper from the windshield. This will lock it in an upwards position. Then pull your wiper arms up and off. If you'd not had them off in a while, they may be a booger. Gently pry and wiggle if necessary. Now, remove your wiper arm grill and interior cover. Next grab a T30 and remove the four (4) bolts that are nearest the two wiper posts that your arms were attached to. You can ziptie your passenger side washer tube to possibly save you from some future fishing of this thing later. There's a 10mm bolt holding the wiper motor body too. It's down in that sump area. Get him. Now this next step can be a pain. pull the detached motor assembly to the driver's side and try all kinds of turning, rotating and light manipulating until you successfully remove it from the sump area. Disconnect your wiring harness and bench it. This is what it looks like with the rubber protective cover pulled back, exposing the gear housing. The motor gear housing has four bolts holding the cover on. I think it's probably an 8mm bolt, but I had a 9/32 socket handy at the time, and it worked well for me. There's a gasket under this cover plate that you're removing, so try not to bugger it up. So, here's what mine looked like inside...lots of hardened grease. I used some screwdrivers, Q-tips and small shots of WD40 to loosen and remove that crap. I followed up with a very quick shot of carb spray followed with immediate air circulation so that I didnt melt those plastic gears. It was a risk, but I was quick at it and there appears to have been no damage done. It really worked well. Don't forget to clean those contacts on the inside of the lid. By the way, do you see that fourth contact that all alone by himself, pointing in the opposite direction? That's your ground. That contact is fed by the BLACK wire going to the wiring harness. **NOTE THIS WIRE AS CRUISER54 suggests adding an additional ground wire to it** Add an additional ground wire to your black wire. I ran about 12-18". The goal is to gain a second, more closely located ground source. I just attached my end to the body (You'll see later where I chose). The pic below doesn't show where I tied into the existing wiper black wire ground. I recommend soldering and sealing her up real nice. Cleaned up. I repacked my gear housing with a molyB grease. Using a Q-tip, I worked it into the teeth of the gears as best I could. Clean up your mating surfaces, reuse your gasket if you think it's still good. I did, and I also used a tiny bit of RTV just to ensure it sealed up well. Next job is to replace your worn bushings. Buy this kit. It'll have a bunch of stuff inside that you won't need. You just need 3 specific ones. Locate the three (3) bushings on your linkages that are to be replaced. Mine on my 89 were black. One near the center and two on the driver's side of the assembly. Grab you a flat-tip screwdriver and pop them off. It's essentially a ball joint. The old bushings can be easily removed by using a socket to cover the top and a set of channel locks to squeeze them off your linkages. Installing the new ones are reverse process. Notice that your channel locks are pressing the bushing inside the large socket you've placed there. Works like a charm. Again, installation is reverse of removal. Out with the old and in with the new. I chose to lube up the ball joint with some molyB grease, but perhaps you wouldn't have to. Use your channel locks to reinstall you linkages back together. Check the tightness of your three motor bolts!!! Why are mine so shiny and new looking? Last year, I had to replace mine because they became loose and some even popped out. I think I even had to retap one or all of them. That sucked. I'd recommend you remove, lock-tite and reinstall your bolts so they won't be a problem later. Once you're done with new bushing and reinstalling your linkages back, I'd strongly recommend popping your hood and removing the two brackets within that sump that will absolutely drive you crazy if you don't. There's two and both have two integral 11mm bolts with nuts accessible under the hood on the firewall. The lower bracket is where that 10mm bolt you removed earlier sits. It is attached through the firewall and also mounts your MAP sensor housing. The second bracket is to the right of it. This one is simply a mounting bracket for you wiper grill. Get them suckers out of the way. You'll need to in order to get your wiper motor.linkage assembly back in the sump with minimal cursing. Drop your motor/linkage assembly back into the sump. Reconnect your harness. I used di-electric grease just along the connector interior to help prevent moisure issues. Get your four T30 bolts tightened, with one having your new ground wire. I sanded to shiny metal here, then added OxGuard before final tightening. Reinstall your two sump brackets and reinstall the firewall bolts under your hood. Button down the rest, like your inner and outer wiper grill. I bought 1997+ wiper arms off of Ebay. I didn't pay much, maybe $20-25 for the pair. You can get them new on Amazon, eBay or Rock Auto. So here's the comparison. New style on the right. The curviture is very different and downward pressure is a bit more aggressive too. The big difference is the J-hook end. I cleaned my new eBay 97+ arms and shot them with black bedliner spray. Popped new wipers on and then installed them on the truck and tried them out. Zero noise and I'm back in business like a gangsta. They do look a little different on the truck. Not necessarily good, bad or better, just different in my eyes. I'm happy. All this work should pay off in the long run by not causing an unexpected loss of wipers at a most inconvenient time. I expect longer life and better performance with this work behind me now. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Participating schools
Halswell Domain field trip
Visited 23rd May 2019
Christchurch Rudolf Steiner School, Canterbury
Visited 11th April 2019
Leeston Consolidated School, Canterbury
Visited 10th April 2019
Greymouth High School, Westland
Visited 28th February 2019
Paroa School, Westland
Visited 26th February 2019
Heathcote Valley School, Canterbury
Visited 6th and 15th November 2018
Wakaaranga Primary School, Auckland
Visited 18–19th October 2018
Manuka Primary School, Auckland
Visited 17th October 2018
Halswell School, Canterbury
Visited 21st June, 28th June, and 5th July 2018
Takapuna Grammar, Auckland
Visited 1st March 2018
Kaniere visit Lincoln
On 17th August 2017, students from Kaniere School visited our research centre at Lincoln.
Curious Minds visit Lincoln
On 8th and 9th December 2016, students from five of the schools participating in 'War against Weeds' won trips to our Lincoln site, and visited the herbarium and harakeke collection.
TKKM O Kawakawa Mai Tawhiti, Gisborne
We visited TKKM o Kawakawa Mai Tawhiti from the 30th November to 2nd December 2016.
Mission Heights Junior College, Auckland
Visited 9-10th November 2016
Mt Albert Grammar, Auckland
Visited 26-27th October 2016
Kaniere School, Westland
Visited 19-20th October 2016
Franz Josef & Fox Glacier Schools, Westland
We met both Franz Josef Glacier and Fox Glacier Schools on 18th October 2016.
Haast School, Westland
Visited 11-12th October 2016
Hokitika Primary, Westland
Visited 14th September 2016
Whataroa School, Westland
Visited 12-13th September 2016
Weed observations made by schools
Plant observations - mainly weeds - made by New Zealand school students are listed in an umbrella project on iNaturalist NZ. This project aggregates individual school projects.
Expressions of interest for 2018–2019
The following schools have expressed their interest in our programme.
- Chelsea Primary School
- Dawson Primary School
- Pukekohe East School
- Sandspit Road School
- Stonefields School
- Sunnyhills Primary School
- Tamaki College
- Lincoln Primary School
- Lyttelton Primary School
- Mount Hutt College
- Queenspark School
- Shirley Boys High School
- South Brighton School
- Weedons School
- Te Waha O Rerekohu Area School
- Rawhitiroa School
Hawke's Bay:
- Tikokino School
Kapiti coast:
- Kapanui School
- Ōtaki College
- Raumati South School
- Ross School
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Alternate Post Title – Birthday Dinner 2
So when we left off, I had mentioned something about arriving in Victoria, and getting ready to head out for a night on the town.
Destination – Veneto.
Since it was my birthday dinner, my friend told me to pick where to go. I wanted to try out something new, so after enlisting the dining expertise of my friends in Victoria via Facebook, I decided upon a tapas style meal at Veneto.
Veneto is located in the new Hotel Rialto in downtown Victoria. Formerly the Douglas Hotel, the Hotel Rialto is a newly renovated boutique hotel right in the heart of the city. Two years of renovations have done wonders on this run down heritage building.
When we arrived the dining room was rather empty, but it soon filled up other eager diners – a good sign. First thing on the agenda was to order some drinks. My eyes went directly to the martini list, and fixated on The Rialto – Victoria gin, lychee, lemon, Silk Road lapsang souchong tea, chocolate bitters.
This martini had me at Victoria Gin. If you ever get the chance to try out Victoria Gin, I highly suggest you do. It's a locally made spirit, and it is probably some of the best gin I've tasted. The fact that this martini also included lychee and Silk Road tea was just icing on the cake. I ignored the double digit price tag, and placed my order.
It may look rather unassuming in the photo, but this was one complex drink. It was light and refreshing, yet had an underlying smokiness that I had to attribute to the tea (later confirmed on a trip to Silk Road to check out the tea). A very sippable drink that reflected the feeling of the lounge well. Plus is came with a chocolate straw – built in dessert!
While I enjoyed my martini, my friend enjoyed his beer (and played nice for the blog – Hi Marty!)
We decided to get an appetizer to share, going with the grilled flat bread with a trio of dips.
Our favourite of the three dips was the roasted garlic, feta and scallion dip. So creamy and delicious. My second favourite was the smokey red pepper and white bean dip, while Marty proclaimed the spinach and sundried tomato as his second favourite. Keep in mind we are both biased in our opinions - I'm not a big sundried tomato fan, while he doesn't like peppers.
There are two dinner options here – you can either order a small plate of one dish, or order a tapas style entree, where you pick your "theme" (aka – protein), and have it served up three ways. We both went with the tapas style options. I was sad to see that the menu was slightly different from the one posted online, as I had thought about ordering the scallop trio. Alas, scallops were no where to be found. Instead, I decided to have the crab trio.
Keeping with the seafood theme, Marty ordered the shrimp trio, and was very proud of his photo composition.
From left to right (totally not the menu descriptions, just my recollection) – shrimp with a tomato based sauce and polenta, herbed chilled shrimp with pea shoot salad, New Orleans style shrimp with gravy and a biscuit.
And now for the crab trio.
Blue crab salad with roasted corn and chorizo fritter.
Blue crab, shiitake mushroom, and chive linguine.
Roasted chili and crab nachos with ranchero sauce.
You never know when ordering something like a tapas style entree how filling your meal might be, but this was more than enough (probably because we had the appy before hand). Everything was very fresh and cooked perfectly. My favourite was the linguine – it was so rich and creamy, full of crab and mushrooms. I'm not generally a pasta person, but serving up a small portion as part of a trio worked for me, so I didn't end up feeling completely stuffed with pasta. As it was, I ended up leaving some pasta behind and just picking out the crab and mushroom bits because I was getting full and didn't want to miss out on my other dishes. Speaking of which, both were very tasty. Lots of crab on top of the fritter, and the nachos were, well, fancy crab nachos. You can't really go wrong with a nacho, now can you?
As for the shrimp trio, Marty said his favourite was the New Orleans style shrimp – which you can order on it's own as a larger portion. I had a taste, and it was good – very flaky biscuit, with a not too heavy gravy/sauce.
We wanted to order dessert – also served up as a trio (but you select the three you want) – but we were both too full to do so. Which just means we'll have to go back for dessert…and perhaps another martini 😉
Overall, I was really impressed with the Veneto. The wait staff was attentive without being annoying, and knowledgeable both about the menu and the hotel and restaurant itself. The interior was fresh and modern while still being inviting, especially the lounge area. I could see stopping in after a day of shopping for a drink and bite to eat at the bar. Victoria has alot of restaurants, and I would wager that this is one of the better ones. Add it to your "must visit" list if you are ever in the city.
After dinner we decided to take a stroll around the Inner Harbour, to enjoy the warm evening along with all the other people out and about in the city. Such is Victoria in the summer – swarming with tourists.
There was just a sliver of moon in the sky as we walked along the harbour.
The obligatory shot of the parliament buildings lit up at night.
It was a great evening with a good friend who I don't get to see nearly often enough now that I live across the water. And an excellent beginning to my weekend in Victoria.
More to come from my weekend away! Stay tuned.


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Skyla has lived secretly within the city walls of Bollingbrook for eleven years, playing among the airship factories and trainyards. As one of the Gutter District's nameless destitute, it has gone undiscovered that she has a unique talent: when Skyla looks at a person's shadow she sees through it and into another world. She can see people's fears, desires, their past sins–all as swimming, living creatures.
Her mother has never told her the real reasons why they must remain hidden, never explained the true dangers that exist outside the city walls. But when her mother's past catches up with them both, Skyla finds she must flee out of the city and into a world still recovering from a second Dark Age, a world of adults with secrets only she can see.
For a stranger has recently moved into Bollingbrook, a man some call the Pope of the South, a witch hunter to some and a hero to others. When more children begin to disappear, suspicions are raised and an unlikely search party is formed to find Skyla in the hopes that they aren't already too late.
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12A – 127mins – 2016 – 3D
Ballerina, Storks, Trolls, Sing, and Moana. Four colourful, predominantly tuneful CG 'toons which the marketing bods at Cineworld thought were perfectly suited to trail ahead of Tim Burton's latest dark surrealist fantasy. Now, I appreciate that Miss Peregrine's features children – even in its curiosity-piquing but less-than-punchy title – but this does not automatically a children's film make!
Indeed, after the hyperactive rainbow-light previews, the 12A rated "family" film from the Edward Scissorhands director opens on a mysterious and sombre mood which rarely lets up. There's the grisly murder of teen protagonist Jake's (Asa Butterfield) grandfather (Terence Stamp), stilt-walking Hollows (which look like "The Crooked Man" from The Conjuring 2), a psychiatry session with Allison Janney and some dubious parenting from Chris O'Dowd – and this is all before we even reach the eponymous island home!
Still to come on Miss Peregrine's (Eva Clone Green) time-loop suspended soon-to-be-bombed sanctuary for society's "special cases" is a pigtailed girl with bestial jaws in the back of her head (Raffiella Chapman), a boy with bees nesting in his stomach (Milo Parker), twin gorgon's hidden behind truly sinister-looking masks (Joseph and Thomas Odwell) and a teen with the macabre ability to resurrect the dead and inanimate (Finlay MacMillan)!
Beyond the inappropriateness of subjecting any aged viewer to a snake-like antagonist gobbling down the eyeballs of his victims, the plot of this Jane Kick Ass Goldman adaptation of Ransom Riggs' bestselling novel hinges on Jake, his light-as-air love interest (Ella Purnell) and the other Peculiars using the loops to their advantage, skipping about in time to defeat the vile Baron (Sam The Legend of Tarzan Jackson) and rescue their bird-morphing headmistress.
The timey-wimey paradoxes were enough to make my head hurt, so it was no surprise that upon leaving the cinema my girlfriend overheard a young girl tell her mum that she was both scared and confused by the two hour kook-fest she had just watched. I'm not saying Tim Burton hasn't fashioned a stylish and imaginative film, but all of these factors do weigh on my mind and impact upon my enjoyment of Miss Peregrine's, a film I optimistically hoped I would enjoy far more than I ultimately did.
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Spectacular beautifully decorated Savoy model colonial home by Toll Brothers with its lovely open floor plan and angled room designs, nestled on a beautiful well manicured and lushly landscaped peaceful yard backing to wooded open space in the quiet back section of the sought after Tall Trees at Thornbury community and blue ribbon West Chester School District (Bayard Rustin High School); a rare find and only available due to downsizing. This gorgeous home is a must see with its custom decorating throughout including exquisite designer colors and custom finishes, extensive millwork & mouldings and countless upgrades too numerous to list. From its grand stone and hardie plank facade and extensive lush landscaping this home is stunning from the curb throughout the interior. A breathtaking towering center hall main entrance welcomes you into this exceptional home with gleaming dark wood floors that flow throughout the first level, a grand turned staircase and extensive millwork. An exquisite chefs kitchen with granite counters, gorgeous tile backsplash, center island, upgraded top end cabinetry (including profile appearance package), built in wine cooler, stainless appliances, recessed lighting, double ovens and pantry is adjacent to a bright & sunny breakfast room walking out to the wrap around low maintenance deck overlooking the beautiful private tree lined rear yard backing to wooded open space. The family room is spectacular, grand & bright with lots of natural light flowing into this Savoy model's two story triple palladian wall of windows, walk out access to the wrap around rear deck, a cozy fireplace and a second rear staircase leading to the upper level. The grand formal dining room is conveniently located to the kitchen, and there is an adjacent formal living room. Also located on the first floor is a private study/office with built in shelving/cabinetry, a half bath and convenient inside access to a large 3 car garage via the main level laundry/mudroom. On the second level, of this beautiful home is an extravagant master suite that is complimented by an exquisite inverted tray ceiling, custom millwork, two large walk in closets, a sitting room, and a bright & grand tiled master bath with his & her vanities, a dressing area, oversized whirlpool tub and tiles ultra stall shower. Three additional spacious bedrooms and two additional baths complete the upper level including a Jack & Jill Suite with a shared bath, and a Princess Suite that has its own private bath. The walkout daylight basement with its high ceiling is ready to be finished for added living space if desired. In the heart of Thornbury Township with its super low taxes, and an abundance of family amenities including Thornbury Park central location to West Chester Schools and convenient access to all major routes to corporate centers, shopping, Philadelphia, Wilmington and NYC. Come see this lovely home at the scheduled open house or call for a private appointment to tour this stunning home while it's still available. A high definition virtual tour is available online including aerial footage for interested home buyers to preview.
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Swift, who turned 21 recently, was an early starter. She won a national poetry contest in fourth grade. A computer repairman taught her the first chords on her guitar. Ten years ago she knocked on the door of every record label in Nashville. Disappointed but persistent, she moved with her family to the suburbs of the city, renowned as the heartland of country music. By 15, she was performing regularly though she had to wait to sample chart success. Her first single Tim McGraw – after the American country music star – charted at No 6 on Billboard Hot Country Songs in 2006. That October, all of sweet 16, Swift released her self-titled debut album.
Helped along by cleverly targeted music videos, the songs on Taylor Swift (2006) – themed around teenage romances, late-night phone duels with toy-boys, kiss-and-forget college dances, and mushy heartbreaks that she had both suffered and inflicted – worked like chick-lit on crack. While they revealed a prodigious star with a penchant for perfect phrasing and clingy hooks, it helped that Taylor was blonde, blue-eyed and 5′ 11".
Her sophomore release Fearless (2008) debuted at No 1 and rewrote sales records for female and country artists.
The 14 songs on Speak Now aim mischievous arrows at her exes by smartly stepping clear of lyrical clichés. Swift has said that her relationships offer copious grist for songwriting. "Better than Revenge" has her snarling cattily at a girl who stole her boyfriend. The line "Don't you think I was too young to be messed with" in "Dear John" is rumoured to be a swipe at John Mayer, on whose recent album Swift sang two lines. Those apart, there are fine touches in "Back to December", "Speak Now" and "Haunted".
Swift also showed us that her heart, which pumps out marshmallow ditties, is in the right place. In 2007, she supported a campaign to protect children from internet criminals.
Her songs, echoing of Shania Twain, are heady with adolescence but she slips in a measure of adult-like restraint. On her website she says, "These songs are made up of words I didn't say when the moment was right in front of me."
With three editions of sonic Mills & Boon (or what Entertainment Weekly described as "a one-girl empire of dear-diary reveries"), Swift has warmed the American heart. But time will tell if her songwriting will endure as it comes to terms with stardom and adulthood.
And who cares what Kanye West is thinking?
Speak Now
Taylor Swift
Big Machine Records, 2010
This review first appeared in M magazine, December 2010
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This delicious cheesecake is sold at the bakery across from Carnegie Hall in New York City; it is Carnegie Deli cheesecake. The only place to buy it locally (fresh, never frozen) is at Route 58 Deli in Virginia Beach, our most famous Jewish deli.
I went there for a piece of this cheesecake once a month while losing my weight in 2012. I now go once every three weeks. It is my reward for staying on plan. I usually eat it in place of lunch, as it is immense.
And, yes, I count the points in my Weight Watchers tracker.
Today was fun as yesterday was not only Thanksgiving but the first day of Chanukah . . . It felt festive to be in a Jewish deli today!
I will follow this with a post on how my husband and I ate fruits and veggies for Thanksgiving yesterday and left Weight Watcher points on the table at day's end . . .


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White lilacs bloom before
the purple lilacs.
A scented walkway,
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Indoors bouquet –
a spring treat!
I love lilacs…
these are so lovely, susan –
Lilacs remind me of the lilac water the old five and dime used to sell on the square where I grew up. We used to walk to town and rush right in and head straight to the fragrance counter, such as it was. My sister and I would spray whatever they had out and it was usually lilac water. Great aroma. I love lilacs!!!
I too, love the aroma of lilacs!
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Bruce Grobbelaar talks to Yorkshire Life on charity work and golfing in Wakefield
PUBLISHED: 23:55 14 January 2010 | UPDATED: 14:45 20 February 2013
ONCE a showman always a showman, but Bruce Grobbelaar has been taking his new role as adopted Yorkshireman seriously since his move to the Wakefield area
ONCE a showman always a showman, but Bruce Grobbelaar has been taking his new role as adopted Yorkshireman seriously since his move to the Wakefield area with his partner, Dr Karen Phillips, an anaesthetist at Pontefract General Infirmary and Pinderfields Hospital.
The former Liverpool goalkeeper made headlines recently when he turned out for Glasshoughton Welfare Football Club, complete with handstands and trademark wobbly knees, and continues to swing a mean golf club at Oulton Hall, outside Leeds. Grobbelaar is 50 later this year but, as he is keen to emphasise, 'I've not gone out to grass yet.' Indeed not.
Nowadays the golf is perhaps a little more serious than the football after the 1984 European Cup winner's highly distinguished and decorated 20-year career between the sticks but, having retired eight years ago, the competitive instinct of this glorious eccentric remains as sharp as ever, even when playing five-a-side at his local sports centre.
When one of southern Africa's most famous sporting exports is not turning out in charity football games and testimonial matches, Grobbelaar can usually be found indulging his passion for golf having joined the Oulton Hall club - currently in the final stages of a 7.5 million redevelopment - to assist in fulfilling an ambition to play on the South African Seniors' Golf Tour.
A four-handicap golfer, Grobbelaar is working this summer on getting that figure down. 'It's a serious ambition and one that I am determined to achieve,' says the South African-born former Zimbabwe international player, who took up golf when working as a car salesman in his homeland, when he was also a more than handy cricketer and was even offered a baseball scholarship in the United States.
'I am lucky to have such a good course near to my home. With the new improvements, it's a good test, and will be a real asset as I strive to improve my golf to the higher standard required to apply to join the South African Seniors' Tour,'
says Bruce, who joined other celebrities and local businessmen at Oulton Hall for the inaugural Eddie Gray Classic in aid of the Heartbeat Appeal.
'I have faced plenty of sporting challenges in my career, and this one is among the very toughest. South Africa has produced some of the world's finest golfers, such as Bobby Locke, Gary Player, Ernie Els, and Retief Goosen. It would be a dream to play on its Seniors' Tour, which is for the over-50s, so the timing is ideal.'
Not that he looks his age. It was a long way from his glory-filled Anfield days but Grobbelaar played and thoroughly enjoyed all 90 minutes of Glasshoughton Welfare's 2-1 victory over Maltby Main Colliery XI at the end of the season.
It not only spared the 'Glassies' relegation from the Northern Counties East League but ensured the survival of the club in the former pit village twixt Pontefract and Leeds. Glasshoughton can also now proudly say they have featured in the career of one of football's more remarkable talents.
Signed by Liverpool from the Canadian club Vancouver Whitecaps for 250,000 by manager Bob Paisley in March 1981, Grobbelaar was swiftly plunged into the daunting role of succeeding Ray Clemence when the England goalkeeper left for Tottenham Hotspur a few months later.
Grobbelaar spectacularly rose to the challenge and established himself as not only a wonderful showman but a brilliantly accomplished goalkeeper over more than 600 appearances for Liverpool in 13 years. His goal-line 'wobble' against Roma in the dramatic 1984 European Cup final penalty shoot-out, which prompted Graziani to miss, remains an enduring memory.
The plight of the more than century-old club having been drawn to his attention, Grobbelaar agreed not only to be the star of a fund-raising 'audience with' event but to don his goalkeeping gloves for a match.
Sponsorship and a crowd nearly 10 times the average of 66 spectators (most of whom Grobbelaar managed to chat to, or sign their autograph books) raised sufficient monies to keep the club afloat after a difficult season, as well as projecting the 'Glassies' on the national stage.
Welfare won thanks to goals by Stuart Dove and Mark Newton, although Grobbelaar, displaying all his old tricks and smiling throughout, was beaten late on by a leftfooted strike by Maltby Main's Daniel Payne, for whom he even had a congratulatory hug. 'It's been great. Though I reckon I'll be needing to rest for a week,' he said afterwards.


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