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Greetings and welcome to the official blog for Dancing Waters- Pool House painting project. We are excited to be onsite with you!
Thursday, November 10th: We can't believe how the time flies as we approach mid-November. We were onsite yesterday to shoot our final video of the completed project at Dancing Waters. It's a bit lengthy, but we wanted to showcase what a beautiful Pool House and recreational area you have! Thank you again for allowing us to be a part of the process; we've thoroughly enjoyed seeing the updates! We're counting down the days until it's summer and the pool reopens.
Friday, November 4th: Is it really November? We are loving this length fall weather! The project is complete at the pool house of Dancing Waters in Woodbury. It has been our distinct privilege to work with and for you this year. It won't be long before cannon balls, lounge chairs, and sunscreen take over the pool house!
Monday, October 31st: Happy Halloween! We hope you enjoyed the weekend; maybe you attended a Halloween party or two, cheered the Gophers to victory over Illinois, raked up the last of fall's leaves, or watched the Cubs beat the Indians to remain in contention for the World Series. As far as the Pool House goes, I'd say we're 99% there and the garage door is the only item left and will be completed tomorrow.
Friday, October 28th: Happy Friday folks! We've made it to the weekend and we're just about complete. I'd say we're at 98% and will complete a walk through to make sure we've got everything covered. In the meantime, have a great weekend!
Thursday, October 27th: With the rain behind us, we're completing various paint touch ups and also finishing staining and painting the garage style door. The end is in sight and we couldn't be happier with how everything looks!
If only it was 30 degress warmer!
Wednesday, October 26th: Greetings residents of Dancing Waters! We hope you've enjoyed seeing the progress of your pool house and surrounding areas over the past month. It's been our pleasure being onsite working with and for you and we've thoroughly enjoyed capturing and sharing the progress made.
With the rain we had yesterday and into today, the surfaces will be too wet to complete the various painting touch ups and final garage staining. But once it dries up a bit, we'll be back onsite to finish out your project.
Monday, October 24th: We hope you all had a great weekend. Although the Vikings layed a real egg this past weekend, it's a new week and we're hopeful for a win next Monday against the Bears. It sounds like Jay Cutler is back from injury which bodes well for our chances!
The pool house, pergolas, and shelter areas are coming along phenomenally. We have about one more day's worth of work left but it looks like tomorrow might be a bit wet, so we'll see where that puts us after we get through today.
The new color scheme is so fresh and right on trend with current design sensibilities!
Wishing it were summer to soak up this beauty. Before you know it, the Dancing Water youth will be putting on full cannonball displays. Thank goodness the paint we applied is hydrophobic and can withstand the onslaught of splashes!
The white pergolas are really popping against the fall foliage. The fresh regal image is reminiscent of this structure.
Friday, October 21st: Woo! We made it to Friday and the weekend is just around the corner. We are working throughout the area and also painting the garage-style door and the front door.
Hermes sands the garage door.
The front doors get their first coat of paint.
Thursday, October 20th: Happy Thursday folks! The crew is continuing to paint various substrates on the pool area and we have to say things are looking pretty great!
The 2nd coat is painted on the pool house tower.
Wednesday, October 19th: Greetings Dancing Waters. We've made it mid-week and the weekend is in sight! The crew is painting the picnic/shelter areas as well as painting the garage/sliding door of the pool house.
Tape and prep for garage door and interior walls.
Luis applies the first coat on the picnic area/shelter. While the clock may be ticking on picnics yet this year, what a way to usher in next spring!
Monday, October 17th: Happy Monday residents of Dancing Waters. We hope you all enjoyed your weekend and the beautiful weather we had! We're continuing on the pool house and painting the second coat as well as staining some areas.
Painting and staining the pool house.
Luis puts on the second coat of stain.
Thursday, October 13th: Good afternoon! The crew has prepped the siding areas and has started painting as well.
Prep work. As you can see, prep is absolutely critical when it comes to yielding a great end result!
Santiago and Luis tape and prep for siding painting. Have they had their V8 today?
Tuesday, October 11th: Greetings residents of Dancing Waters. We hope you all had a great weekend. Our apologies for the slight gap in updates, our office manager, Dana was in Chicago supporting her sisters who ran the marathon and is just back in the office today.
The crew is working to stain the wooden substrates and paint the white trim areas.
Luis stains the posts on the pool house.
Thursday, October 6th: Hello Dancing Waters. We hope you're having a great week thus far! The crew is painting the trim across all areas of the pool house.
Santiago and Luis put the second coat on the pool house trim in perfect unison!
Jorge paints the first coat on the tower.
Tuesday, October 4th: Good afternoon residents of Dancing Waters. We're hoping the rain clears out and things dry up quickly. Our crew is painting the pergolas and also painting the tower of the pool house.
Fredy and Santiago put a fresh coat of white on the pergolas.
Jorge puts the second coat of paint on the tower. Up, up and away!
Progress video taken from our drone.
Friday, September 30th: Happy Friday everyone! We hope you are loving this perfect fall weather we're having! And the better news is that there is a several day stretch of this ahead!
The Dancing Waters crew is prepping and priming surfaces for painting.
Jorge mans the lift to cover the tower's windows.
Thursday, September 29th: Hello residents of Dancing Waters in Woodbury. We hope you're having a great week! The crew is continuing to pressure wash the canopy/pergola areas. For areas that have fully dried from the pressure washing, we've started priming. Also there is some caulk work being completed on designated areas.
Fredy works to pressure wash the pergolas.
Santiago applies primer to freshly washed areas.
Tuesday, September 27th: Good afternoon residents of Dancing Waters. Our crew is onsite using the 'big guns' to continue pressure washing today.
Go go gadget arms to reach the top of the pool house roof.
Monday, September 26th: Happy Monday everyone! We hope you all had a great weekend. The colors have been decided and painting will get underway tomorrow. Check out our 'Before' video of the Pool House. We are excited to see how everything turns out!
Monday, September 19th: Good afternoon residents of Dancing Waters in Woodbury. During this project, we'll be pressure washing the upper exterior areas, archways and shelters as well as the pergolas. Once a color scheme has been chosen, we'll then paint the same upper exterior areas of the pool house, the shelters and archways, and the pergolas. You can follow progress right here on the blog. We'll be updating several times a week with progress and pictures and we'll try to have some fun as well. We are excited to get the project started!
Hey Jeff- Thank you for your kind words. We're glad you enjoyed seeing the progress as much as we enjoyed capturing it!
Hey Tom- Thanks for the note! It was our privilege to be onsite and spruce up the pool house and surrounding areas. We've enjoyed seeing the progression of progress as well!
Great historical presentation of the job! Thank you!


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Long-time ARTBA Director Arthur M. Dinitz passed away peacefully at his home in Westport, Connecticut, on Aug. 28 after a valiant battle with cancer. He was 81.
Arthur will be remembered as the founder of New York-based Transpo Industries, Inc., a leading company focused on transportation safety products and infrastructure preservation materials. An industry pioneer, Arthur was recognized as one of “America’s Top 100 Private Sector Transportation Design & Construction Industry Professionals of the 20th Century” by the ARTBA Foundation in 2004. He took great pride in the fact that the company he built helped saved thousands of lives.
In addition to his service on the ARTBA Board of Directors, Dinitz was a member on the AASHTO-ARTBA-AGC Joint Committee for many years, served several terms on the board of ARTBA’s Traffic Safety Industry Division (TSID), and was the 2002 recipient of the TSID’s John “Jake” Landen Memorial Safety Award, which recognizes outstanding contributions to highway safety.
ARTBA extends its condolences to Arthur’s wife, Eleanor, his children Andrew Dinitz and Karen Dinitz and his step-children Wendy Owens and Jeff Fuhrman, his nine grandchildren and many close friends. He was predeceased by his first wife Linda P. Dinitz.
In lieu of flowers, the Dinitz family has asked that gifts in Arthur’s memory be made to the ARTBA Foundation Transportation Safety Program at 1219 28th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20007.

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While most of us were popping the corks on bottles of champagne, NASA engineers were holding their breath as they watched the calendar flip to 2019 on the East Coast. That's because the New Horizons spacecraft, which has now traveled some 4 billion miles through our Solar System, finally made its flyby of the most distant object ever studied up close.
The probe's target was the oblong space rock known as Ultima Thule, and even though the spacecraft passed the massive rock at around midnight EST, NASA had to wait another ten hours before they even knew if the probe performed as planned. Now, with signals finally coming back from New Horizons, NASA can rest easy.
In a lengthy update by the New Horizons team, the group boasts that New Horizons sent back a signal to its handlers letting them know that it had filled its on-board recorders with a wealth of science data that it collected as it zoomed past Ultima Thule.
"New Horizons performed as planned today, conducting the farthest exploration of any world in history — 4 billion miles from the Sun," New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern said in a statement. "The data we have look fantastic and we're already learning about Ultima from up close. From here out the data will just get better and better!"
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A fun & easy Thanksgiving celebration!
Holiday season is upcoming and one of the biggest traditions in the U.S. is Thanksgiving Day and especially Thanksgiving dinner, the famous Thanksgiving turkey & amazing turkey recipes.
On our blog we are focusing on creating the family feeling through the holiday season for international students living in New York without their family, and first out is the Thanksgiving celebration. We will provide you with the best restaurants and events to create the best celebration of the Thanksgiving tradition. Or if you like to cook we will give you the best turkey recipe and you're good to go invite all your friends and co-students for a great evening!
If you're an early-bird you should kick off this special day with Macy's Thanksgiving Parade Which starts around 9am, but people are starting to find their places around the parade route already at 6am. So prepare to wake up early!
The parade will start at 77th street (close to The Museum of Natural History) and runs all the way down to the main Macy's store at Herald Square on 34th street.
Another big tradition on the Thanksgiving Day is to watch NFL football games. Most people are gathering with their families in front of the TV or at the game arena it selves. But as studies shows, most students don't have a TV and the tickets for the games are really expensive. So we have gathered a couple of bars you can bring your friends to enjoy the game with drinks and maybe even some food.
Firefly. 54 Spring Street, between Lafayette Street & Mulberry Street, SoHo.
Croxley Ales. 28 Avenue B, between 2nd Street & 3rd Street.
Third and Long. 523 3rd Avenue, between 34th Street & 35th Street, Murray Hill.
Rogue Bar and Restaurant. 757 6th Avenue, between 25th Street & 26th Street.
Lansdowne Road. 599 10th Avenue, between 43rd Street & 44th Street.
Professor Thom's. 219 2nd Avenue, between 13th Street & 14th Street.
Mulholland's. 312 Grand Street, between Havemeyer Street & Roebling Street.
123 Burger Shot Beer. 738 10th Avenue, between 50th Street & 51st Street.
Standings. 43 E 7th Street, between 2nd Avenue and Cooper Square, East Village.
In the season of the winter and near the Christmas Eve the happiness has been expand and we had enjoy it. This celebration bars and with the family it has been really new restaurant and the food was tasty.

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TEHRAN (FNA)- The Syrian army, supported by the Russian fighter jets, repelled an ISIL offensive against their positions in Northern Aleppo on Tuesday, killing at least 40 militants after ceasefire expired in the country.
According to military sources, the Syrian forces repulsed the terrorists' attack against al-Shaqif region in Northern Aleppo and retook full control of the Southern parts of the region after killing tens of terrorists and wounding dozens of others.
During the operations, 4 armored vehicles belonging to the ISIL militants and 7 vehicles equipped with heavy machine guns were also smashed.

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Istanbul is a rather small Luperci population, located on the Black Sea and the Agean Sea. Despite its isolated location and lack of land trading routes, it is a popular place for those sailing the Mediterranean to end up, and some Asiatic jackals and wolves have begun to immigrate to this area from the more westerly areas of Asia.
Prior to the destruction of humanity, Istanbul had something akin to sprawling slums -- poorly constructed or illegal housing sprawled outward from the relatively small city center. Much of this fell quickly to the ravages of nature following the demise of humanity and was quickly replaced with wilderness, animal life repopulating the wilderness with the same speed. Other parts of the city fared better than the slums, but as always, many parts of Istanbul have fallen to ruin. Luperci have managed to maintain some areas, though residents of this area are more likely to live outside of the city limits.
Istanbul has a rather mixed population that manages to co-exist in relative ease; Syrian jackals, Golden Jackals, and Iranian wolves make up the majority of the population here. Their comfort and lack of tension as with many other places may stem from their lifestyle, which is decidedly easier than that of many other Luperci in some other cities. The trade from Mediterranean sailors keeps Istanbul in a comfortable state, accompanied with its rather decent prey resources -- canines do not generally go hungry in Istanbul.
Levent Kartal, Gjalda, Fatin Nejem, and Asad Sadik are from Istanbul!


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Just recently, our Creative Director purchased a new phone, a OnePlus. Long-time Apple fans, the office had quickly become sold by OnePlus’ product features, design and brand. The sleek, smooth packaging design with contrasting white and red colours was not only an exciting purchase, but also an intriguing packaging experience.
The initial customer impression is made within seconds and will likely determine their long-term relationship with that brand. This is often heightened by the expectation of the product itself. The importance of the design, look and feel has become a staple feature for many brands.
A shift in shopping culture has led to consumers looking for exclusive and customised engagement with brands and products. Not only are customers purchasing a product, but also an investment into sensory experiences.
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The key is to sell your brand before you sell your products.
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Is the product theatrical, or is it more playful? The look and design of the package greatly depends on your product. According to Adam Lashinsky in his book Inside Apple, “To fully grasp how seriously Apple executives sweat the small stuff, consider this: for months, a packaging designer was holed up in his room performing the most mundane of tasks – opening boxes”. Sometimes, even the smallest design features and elements can create the packaging experience.
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Buying a home is one of the most important decisions that someone can have to make in their life. Knowing that your home is in good condition, and safe is very important to make that decision much easier. Customer service is their highest priority. They carefully inspect the structure and all the most important systems of the home so give a home inspection report with pictures that are easy to know the condition of the home that you make an informed decision.
Buying a home is the most important purchase a person will make. With such an important investment, you'll rely on the experts at home inspections. Your home inspector can perform a close inspection of the property and can give you a firm understanding of the condition of all the parts of the home.
A comprehensive inspection includes a visual inspection of the structure from roof to basement, including the heating, air conditioning systems, the inside plumbing and electrical systems, the roof and visible insulation, walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors, the inspiration, basement and visual structure.
Following the inspection, the inspector can give a report that not only points out possible defects or areas of concerns but additionally the positive aspects of the structure as well as the variety of maintenance which will be necessary to keep the home in good condition.
When getting a new home, it’s very important to hire an inspector who can give you with a written report of this condition of the home. Once making such a large investment, it’s important that you don’t overlook this step.
A home inspector can help to provide you peace of mind in knowing that you are creating a quality investment which you know exactly what you’re getting as you move forward in your home buying process. If you’re satisfied with the results of the inspection, then your will proceed. If you aren’t, you will need to negotiate, asking the seller pay for repairs or requesting a lower cost.
A home inspection is a visual inspection of the condition and structure, as well as an inspection of the systems of the home. The inspection is objective and very educational. In addition to going up onto the roof and into the crawl home if applicable, every system is operated and evaluated.
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Every successful television show’s worst fear can be summed up in two words: sophomore slump. I was initially nervous that after such a spectacular first season, there was no way “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” could do better. It was simply expecting too much. The second season premiere, however, did not disappoint, proving that “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” is still one of the best comedies on television.
This episode was not quite as eventful as the premiere but calmed our nerves after last week’s heart attack. Thank you for your for caring about our blood pressure, writers. But the journey wasn’t easy. Let’s check in with our characters.

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“You light a lamp for me.
Night is the worst time for any of us who are hurting. It is in the dark and quiet, when you can’t sleep and long hours stretch out ahead, that every fear, hurt and discouraging thought you can muster, catches up with you.
I have had insomnia for years and when I am stressed, it becomes uncontrollable. I sometimes get out of bed and try and do something to distract myself; but then I pay in exhaustion the next day. Through most of my time in bed, I simply stew over everything that is wrong.
That is one very bad idea!
When studying the Psalms, I’ve noticed that David talks a lot about the night time. It’s obvious that his troubles have kept him awake through many nights too, but there are a lot of positive Scriptures, which have me looking at the dark hours in a new way.
That time of quiet can be harnessed and used to build our relationship with the Lord. Instead of stewing, turn that rumination into praying. Then add the Word of God, and seek His company as you turn an awful time into fellowship. There is no guarantee this will generate an instant answer, but if it builds your walk with God into one which has some of the quality that David’s had, this is time exceedingly well spent, which will bring you joy.
Here is David’s approach to facing the night hours.
1. Search for correction, as well as healing, deliverance and direction!
“You have tested my thoughts and examined my heart in the night.
You have scrutinised me and found nothing wrong.
2. Reflect on the goodness of the Lord in your life. That can only lead to praise.
3. Meditate on the Word of God.
In 1996, I wrote an article called “spiritually correct is.” I was exploring some of the attitudes our church had then, which were generated far more by peer pressure, than Scripture.
Not all peer pressure is bad. The standards set by a group can be a force for good, which supports and encourages people. However, sometimes we take a positive spiritual principle and carry it too far, placing expectations on people that they can’t carry comfortably.
– Putting on a ‘praise the Lord’ face and false demeanour, rather than being honest about where you’re at.
– Faking faith in areas you have trouble trusting God in.
Regardless of what denomination you call home, I am sure you have experienced, or seen this in action: or you have done it yourself.
We sang songs about being an overcomer, and it became the ‘must have’ attitude to use with everything. I still listen to songs on the theme. As I write this in 2015, there is one on my current favourites playlist, by Mandisa. I think it’s a great attitude to have, however, when I’m having trouble meeting that bar… and it can be a very high bar to jump, falling short potentially lands me in a great deal of guilt.
My full time work is studying and writing about King David. It may seem like an easy task, but sometimes I have really bad days. The enemy is no fan of the Word of God, so my computer malfunctions, huge bills arrive, my pain levels shoot up, the negativity on social media starts to get me down… then working from home develops serious drawbacks… There have been times when I have violently hit the wall. I have many buttons which can be pushed, and some weeks, they all seem to get hit in rapid succession. I can find it next to impossible to cope.
So I have a choice. Do I feel guilty because I haven’t functioned as a victorious overcomer, or do I get honest with God?
“Look on me and answer, Lord my God.
When I read about David struggling: the one who won against Goliath, the one who is the grandfather of Christ, our Messiah… the one who seemed to ace everything and bounce back from any disaster… I realise that that being an overcomer is a process and you don’t get it right straight away. You don’t have to get it right – straight away. – No one has ever asked you to from the Bible!
You don’t bounce back up as a victor, until you hit the mat in anguish.
Achieving victory and success takes time and you get to develop a lot of wisdom in the process. God has to move all the pieces on the chessboard into the right position, before He can give you the answer you seek; and when blessing comes, it may not look exactly as you expected it to look. If you are fixated on one answer, you may not recognise your victory when it does arrive. As wise people say, we don’t always get what we want, we get what we need.
When you hit the dust, feeling like a miserable failure with no spiritual muscle, remember that you are in excellent company. David was given the highest honours of anyone in the Bible, (except for Jesus, of course.) If he can be swallowed by discouragement and come out of it victorious, then we all can. Just do as he did and don’t stop praying, praising and seeking God. That is the key to being a genuine overcomer.


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Students obtain credits based on the appraisal of their course work, individual research project and two tests (max 150b. min. 90). Final exam consists of the written test and oral presentation. The final grade is based on both on the test score and the performance in seminars.

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Spooky Songs of Classic Bollywood: The 15 Most Haunting Melodies of Yesteryear - Mr. & Mrs. 55 - Classic Bollywood Revisited!
This is a wonderful collection, happy Halloween!!!
Thanks for reading and Happy Halloween to you too!!
Thank you for this wonderful posting. As a little girl, the song that scared me out the most to the point where I was afraid to listen to it was “Kabhie Tanhaiyon Mein Yun” by Mubarek Begum. It is a beautiful but haunting melody that still scares me to this day. The video is quite spooky too with the singer’s image in the heavens haunting the lover who wronged her. Amazing song!
Great addition to the list! From the film Hamari Yaar Aayegi (1961), the chiaroscuro “Kabhi Tanhaiyon Mein Yuun” is all kinds of spooky! With the actress’ face superimposed on the clouds above, it would give anyone nightmares!
Listen to this song by Didi, and u would place it in ur TOP 5.
I am a huge fan of old hindi film music and have it on vinyls.
Have around 3000 vinyls, but unfortunately this movie wasn’t released on a vinyl.
Have it on a cassette tape.
Thank you Pancham! “Sooni Raat Mein Kho Gaaye” (Sannata 1966) is a great addition to this list. That minor key hits you like a wave of cold water. Lata Mangeshkar’s versatility always stuns me!
Hey, this is the another forte of bollywood songs! Even this is liked by all. Keep updating with more such post!! Keep updating with more such post!


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There comes a point in planning anystag dowhen someone mentions stag fancy dress. We all know that blokes are terrible at this sort of thing so here are a few stag night fancy dress ideas to get you started. And we’re talking more than a feeble pair of antlers.
A touching tribute to the stag's passion or his gut. You might look slightly odd to some, but others will find you delicious. Giant food costumes can range from a manly steak to a pretty pink raspberry. The great thing about these costumes is the luxury of room, perfect when consuming a dozen beers.
These costumes will make even the tamest of the group into a lean, mean drinking machine. If you're hoping to turn heads on the stag do, busting into a bar as a bunch of toy soldiers will certainly do the trick. Bonus: even if there is a man down it’s pretty easy to locate him, let’s be honest you can’t miss him.
Prove that you are not one-dimensional by dressing up as a block head with a permanent grin, or scowl, on your face.
Go to the dark side clad in an official Stormtrooper outfit and dress the stag up as Darth Vader or even better, a hairy, half drunk Princess Leia. May the force be with you.
When was the last time you dressed up in leather pants and suspenders? Er, that was a rhetorical question . . . Grab your bratwurst and a beer stein as you oom-pah your way through the night.
Everyone loves the toadstool hopping Italian plumbers known as the Super Mario Brothers. Add a little Nintendo magic by dressing everyone up as Luigi and Mario or throw in a few other characters for good measure.
Stop the wheel! Not only will the stag have the burden of getting around dressed as a mobile game show, let bedlam begin as your stag night turns into a series of bonkers challenges, created by you.
Go on the stag night in these suave, yet psychedelic numbers. You will be turning heads left, right and centre. Opposuits have been spotted all over the shop from Glastonbury to Royal Ascot and if you're hoping to stand out from the crowd while looking super sharp (well, kind of), you can't go wrong.
The Power Rangers epitomise courage, strength and character, apart from the pink one of course. But don't worry, you won't be the one wearing the pink suit, that's reserved for the stag. It's morphing time!
Who are those masked, tipsy anti-heroes? That's what people will say as you all hit the streets dressed as the most iconic superheroes Hollywood has ever seen. Pick from the likes of the Avengers, Suicide Squad, X-Men, Fantastic 4 and live your dreams. Alright, you might look like Del Boy and Rodney in their Batman and Robin costumes, but who cares?
A gang of clowns walks into a bar on a stag do. It's not the start of a joke, more a nightmare. If you're looking to scare the living daylights out of each other, or if the stag has a particular fear of clowns and you are borderline evil, these suits are as scary as it gets and are sure to stir up a few screams during the stag do.
Is the stag a big fan of the WWE? Be the “best there is, the best there was, and the best there will ever be” as you transform into Bret “Hit Man” Hart or any of your other favourite legends. The Rock? Hogan? The Undertaker? A body slammin’ good time guaranteed.
This should be called Stag in Drag. It’s traditional isn’t it, and there’s nothing quite like seeing your mate dressed up in an embarrassing princess costume. Low cut dress revealing his hairy chest, supporting his moobs. This is what it’s all about. Ritualistic humiliation in its most simple form.
Hang on a second, are those guys naked? Oh no, they're in costume, No wait, are they? These naked body suits are not only like wearing someone else's skin, but you won't get arrested for indecent exposure. Maximum shock factor with a minimal chance of jail time. Win win.
You know what, today is HIS big day, so why not shout about it. Get him dressed in white while the rest of you get suited and booted, but he is sure to be the centre of attention.
If you have every intention of making the stag's life as difficult as possible, then inflatable costumes are your answer. Double his size in only 15 seconds as he inflates to become twice the man he was, making every activity, small or large, a hysterical challenge.
If your stag is a bit of a patriot, these loud and proud skin hugging morphsuits will have him swaggering with pride right the way through the night, and likely trying to sing the national anthem by the end of it. Available in a range of national themes, you're sure to find the perfect patriotic fancy dress costume.
Recreate retro magic in real life, if not slightly wobbly, game of Tetris with this nostalgic fancy dress outfit.
Stand out from the crowd with the original colour morphsuits. It fits like a glove all over but don’t worry, you can still drink through the mask! Grab these and you’ll light up the dancefloor like no one else.
Everyone loved the TMNT. They were COWABUNGA. Just make sure the stag doesn't end up in the sewer!
Why so serious? Fancy dressing the stag as Robin in a group full of Batman's? Or, pick out your own character from the comic book series and get dressed as Batman, Robin, The Joker or one of Gotham's other prolific heroes and villains.
Are you a Maverick, an Iceman, a Jester, a Cougar or a Goose? You'll have fun deciding while suiting up in this high-flying Top Gun themed costume. Female attention guaranteed. *small print: female attention not guaranteed.
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The house of the future may have just one kind of furniture.
Industry analysts say Australia’s lack of engineers has been reversed, and there is now an oversupply in many sectors.
Some more details on the planned purchase of nearly 100 questionably-effective Joint Strike Fighters, with some talk that a vertical landing option could bring the cost even higher.
Holograms are not here yet, but we may soon be about half way to true 3D projection.
When big companies fail, it is often subcontractors such as logistics operators that feel the pain, but their plight has now been brought to the attention of the Federal Parliament.
A Japanese astronaut has bid farewell to his small robot companion, after the two spent six months together orbiting the Earth.

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was launched on Wednesday 18 November 2015, 12:30pm at the ACT Legislative Assembly by Senator Katy Gallagher.
* For anyone who wants to understand the history, development and implementation of Australia’s drug laws this is the book for you.
* For anyone who wants to understand the human cost and the personal stories of lives lost and families left heartbroken this is the book for you.
* For anyone who wants to understand other alternatives to standard drug policy and laws this is the book for you.
Senator Katy Gallagher said of this book: “It’s a history that has been shaped by the dedication, perseverance, eternal optimism and sheer persistence of a small group of individuals who managed against the odds to spread an alternate message to the one commonly understood across the community”.
The book has contributions from Gabriele Bammer, Bill Bush, Desmond Manderson, Michael Moore, Mick Palmer and Alex Wodak.


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41-year-old Simon Priest, who has been sentence to life in prison after attacking two officers.
SHOCKING footage has been released by police telling the horrific story of how two of their officers were violently assaulted.
Two response officers, PC Geoff Hill and Karl Odgers, were brutally attacked while attending a domestic incident in Aldershot in Hampshire on Tuesday, February 7.
WARNING: There are details and images in this video that some people may find distressing.
The perpetrator, 41-year-old Simon Priest, viciously attacked both officers by punching them and repeatedly stamping on their heads.
He then fled the scene, having stolen a Taser and set of handcuffs but was later arrested by officers close to the scene of the incident.
PC Odgers sustained a fracture to his skull and bleeding on the brain and had to undergo emergency surgery at St Georges Hospital in London while PC Hill was left his footwear marks on his head after being assaulted with severe force.
Yesterday, Priest, of Pegasus Avenue, Aldershot, was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of seven-and-a-half years behind bars at Winchester Crown Court after he pleaded guilty to five offences including causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
Speaking after the incident, Olivia Pinkney, Chief Constable of Hampshire Constabulary, said: “Each and every assault on an officer is unacceptable.
“Karl and Geoff were responding to a cry for help by a woman and her child when they were attacked in the most appalling manner.
“Our job does come with an element of risk, but what happened that night was truly exceptional.
John Apter, chairman of the Hampshire Police Federation, described the level of violence used was sickening and the worst he had seen in his 24 years of policing.
He added: “Since the attack, the support for the officers from the police family and the wider public has been overwhelming, this is something Karl, Geoff, and their families deeply appreciate.


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April and May are giveaway months! This week we are giving away a Firefly-themed poster and some awesome postcards from author Chris-Rachael Oseland, she of the Kitchen Overlord. To enter, simply fill out the comment form telling us what you’re geeky about. Winner will be randomly drawn and announced Wednesday, April 29. Enjoy!
I’m a web services/multimedia librarian, so I have a lot to geek out about. Recently, I’ve been thinking of imaginary action figures from shows that would have no business making them. For instance, I think it would be great to have Richard from Boardwalk Empire to have removable half-face or a (zombie) Catelyn Stark from Game of Thrones. On this theme of HBO programming, I think it would be neat to have an Omar from the Wire action figure.
I’m totally geeky about children’s books! I could re-read “The Boxcar Children” and “Madeline” series monthly!
I also LOVE fashion blogs (specifically Tom and Lorenzo)!
Hi, I’m a librarian at a small elementary school. I geek picture books, especially true stories and legends about the Christian saints.
My teens and I are still loving Doctor Who. Chris Pratt is adorable. And let’s not forget the glory that is John Barrowman!
I’m a public librarian. I’m a geek of many fandoms (from Star Wars to Firefly to Tolkein to Harry Potter) and proud of it. I’m working on a “May the Fourth” display right now to share my geekery with our patrons.
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Well, it's been a while. And what a long, strange trip it's been.
As I noted in the sidebar, our forum has been taken offline, thanks to some predatory, sociopathic jackasses that will eventually reap what they've sown and some software developers who didn't think that guarding against common attacks like "SQL Injection" or repeated failed attempts to login from the same IP address might be a good idea. It will be back when a secure platform upon which to host a forum appears with sufficient safeguards to keep forum members from being barraged with fake Viagra ads if I don't spend a full workday policing posts.
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Crown Business Communications is celebrating a 20% boost in turnover and a 10.3% rise in gross profit.
Crown's turnover grew from £4.2m in 2009 to £5.2m for the year ending 31 December 2010, while gross profit rose from £2.9m to £3.2m in the same period.
Crown was unavailable for comment at the time of writing. Its clients include Renault, HSBC and Sony.
Last month the company won new business from Bank of America Merrill Lynch and London 2012.
In August, Crown aquired events and communications agency Acclaim.


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Getting the upholstery cleaned by a professional is one of those things many of us choose to do to make our furniture look nicer. We know that our upholstery will not look as great as it did when it was new because it has been covered in dirt, grease, and grime. The best way to help our upholstery is to hire a professional upholstery cleaner that specializes in cleaning many types of fabrics, like us at Nurse's Touch. We have written a few tips below to help you find a great upholstery cleaning company if you aren't in Mobile, AL and find a great deal at the same time.
Start your inquiry by making a list of all the items you would like to have cleaned in your home. Don’t only think of items like your sofas, but remember to list anything made from fabric like your ottomans and headboards if they have a fabric covering. Many people have dressing table stools that have a fabric or leather finishing. Creating a list will make it easier for you to really see all the fabric items in your house that need cleaning. It will also make it simpler for the cleaning company because they can check off the list as they go.
Create a budget for your upholstery cleaning project. When you have a budget to follow, it will ensure that you stay on track financially with all your cleaning needs. Many times, people will hire a cleaning company and not have money budgeted and set aside for the charges. This will normally hurt them in the end when they come up short. Don’t forget to set aside money for VAT charges since companies will typically add this in. It is always better to be prepared financially so you can stay on track with your budget and have money for all your projects.
When you begin your process of searching for an upholstery cleaning company, you should ask your family and friends for companies they have used before and suggest. If they are not able to help you, and you must use the internet to search, the best thing to do is read the testimonials on their page to ensure that their previous clients were pleased with the work they received. This will give you a great idea on what you can expect from the company and their employees.
Before you book a company to clean your upholstery, you should check to make sure they are properly licensed and insured. You do not want to hire amateurs to do the job if you expect it to look professional when they are done. Also, ensure they are using the right equipment to clean your upholstery with. You can do a quick internet search to figure out what they should be using.
Hopefully, by using these tips, you will find the perfect upholstery cleaning company for your needs. That way, your furniture will look great and you will be ready to get back to your life.


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What a start to the new season! After what seemed like a twelve month winter we arrived at Easter 2013 with our boats all spruced up and ready for a busy year of mackerel fishing and deep sea fishing.
In fact we had what seemed like the coldest Easter on record. Gale force easterly winds blasted Lyme Regis and we shivered. Instead of packed beaches with visitors baking in the Easter sunshine this year they were wrapped in hats, coats and scarves braving icy cold winds.
Our Lyme Regis mackerel fishing and Lyme Regis deep sea fishing trips have been at an all-time low with visitor numbers way down. We usually catch the first mackerel before the end of March but this year it wasn't caught until May 1st due to the sea temperature being so low.
An old, old Lyme Regis custom sees the first mackerel presented to the mayor and in the photo our mayor, Sally Holman, is seen receiving it from Kirsten McIlroy. Kirsten works at Colfox School in Bridport in the Art Department and decided to come out mackerel fishing trip on the spur of the moment as it was such a warm sunny day.


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– The case is large, and can therefore fit everything you’d ever need.
– It’s attractive, kind of a like a 70’s stereo amplifier.
– The two included fans do a good job of keeping it cool.
– The removable hard drive bays don’t slide smoothly.
– No removable motherboard tray or thumbscrews.
I’m not sure how I feel about the integrated drive bezel. On one hand, it looks better than a black drive, on the other, it’s kind of difficult to install properly. I also noticed that my drive’s tray drops slightly when opened, leading to it snagging before closing. I’d probably just prefer to have it covered like the rest of the bays.
Overall, it’s a good, solid case. It doesn’t have all the bells and whistles, but it gets the job done, and there aren’t a lot of other HTPC case options that are equally voluminous. The market price for the GD03 seems to be around $160 to $170 USD, which is a big chunk of change, so if you don’t need the space, I’d probably shop around a bit more. But, it looks good, and it’s well made… so if you need a big HTPC case, I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this one.


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May River’s girls maintained their hold on the top spot in Region 8-3A with a 38-28 win at Ridgeland-Hardeeville on Friday.
Chynna Sneed scored 14 points and Olivia Peluso added 10 to lead the Sharks.
Marlaysia Westbrook scored 11 points to lead the Jaguars.
The Sharks (12-7, 5-1) travel to St. Vincent’s Academy for a non-region game Tuesday. The Jaguars play at Estill on Saturday.
Posted on January 26, 2019 January 26, 2019 by justinjarrettPosted in Basketball, High Schools, May River, Ridgeland-Hardeeville HS, SportsTagged Basketball, High Schools, May River HS, Ridgeland-Hardeeville HS, Sports.

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The Regional NRM Plan sets targets for how the environment should be managed in the South Australian Murray-Darling Basin region. Our vision for the environment in our region is as ‘a healthy, living landscape meeting the social, environmental and cultural needs of the community, and ensuring the rights and wellbeing of future generations’.
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The 11 long term (20 year) Resource Condition targets (RCT’s) in the NRM Plan are ambitious, challenging in nature and provide a broad indicator of health across the region. The underlying intent of the RCT’s is sustainably managing the natural resources that are in good condition and improving those that are in a degraded condition.
For each of the 11 RCT’s there is a detailed Resource Condition Monitoring framework that establishes the broad evidence the region needs to collect to be able to evaluate the regions current condition.
To be able to better understand our progress towards contributing to improved condition in the region we are currently undertaking sub regional planning in the form of the Regional Action Plan. This process will identify more local scale targets that will have shorter timeframes (three to five years) and represent ‘stepping stones’ of achievement toward improving the condition of the natural resources in the region.


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Start each day around the Inspired Table enjoying our complimentary breakfast. Choose from over 400 various options including hot breakfast sandwiches, fresh fruit, coffee and juices. Enjoy thoughtful amenities like our outdoor heated saline pool. Manage your time effectively at our Spin2 Cycle Center—Laundry and Fitness Facility. Forget your toothbrush? Our Home2 Mkt™ Gift Shop is stocked with light meals, snacks, sundries and beverages as well as select toiletries.


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Can Parents Tell if Their Child is Mentally Ill?
Study finds that many parents know when their child has a mental illness.
Around half of all children whose parents have concerns about their mental health have a diagnosable mental health problem, according to research from the Institute of Psychiatry in London. If the child's teachers have similar concerns then the chances that the child is suffering a mental illness are even greater.
Dr. Tamsin Ford and colleagues from the Institute of Psychiatry investigated how accurately parents are able to identify that their child has a mental health problem such as an emotional disorder, ADHD or other conduct disorder. The team surveyed 10,438 children aged between 5 and 15 living in Great Britain. Information from the children and their parents and teachers was gathered using interviews and questionnaires and assessed to determine whether the child had a diagnosable mental health problem.
Parents were best able to identify the presence of conduct disorder in their children. 46% of parents reporting behavioral problems had correctly identified a diagnosable disorder. 28% correctly identified the presence of an emotional disorder and 23% of parents had correctly identified the presence of ADHD. Sometimes parents were worried that their child had behavior problems, and in fact these were a manifestation of a different type of psychiatric disorder.
While 23% of children whose parents were worried about their child's concentration and activity level did actually have ADHD, 62% of children whose parent and teacher expressed concern were diagnosed as having ADHD. Given the extra 'predictive power' of the concerns of teachers, Dr. Ford and her colleagues suggest that health practitioners should inquire about the level of concern at a child's school when a parent expresses worries about their child's attention or activity levels.
While half of the children whose parents had concerns about their mental health had a diagnosable condition, Dr. Ford and her team believe that many of the children about whom concern was expressed may still have some form of disorder but to a lesser extent than allowed a diagnosis to be made. It is difficult for parents in this position to get treatment for their children as priority is given to more severe, diagnosable forms.
Dr Ford recommends that in these 'non-diagnosable' cases, children should be encouraged to use self-help packages available in the form of books and web sites. The Youth In Mind (www.youthinmind.info) web site, run by one of the project researchers, contains links to helpful web sites and offers an online questionnaire that helps to identify psychological disorders in children.

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Separating from your partner is inevitably going to be a painful process. You are also starting a new chapter in your life and will at some point, feel relief about cutting the ties. But even if you are the one who decides to separate, you are unlikely to escape the hurt that comes with separation.
You and your partner may be unable to stop fighting, or there may be abuse. You might feel that the love has simply dissipated and you are just going through the motions of a partnership. Your indifference and detachment may be hurting each other, or damaging your children. Communication may feel impossible. There might also be a crisis in your life that is pushing you towards divorce.
If possible, sit down and talk through the issues with your partner. Make it clear in your mind what the reasons are and try to communicate these clearly. You and your spouse should both make enough time so you can talk and listen to each other without interruption. Be honest. If you feel there is still a chance you could get back together in the future, say so. If not, tell them so.
You might want to talk to friends and family, or see a therapist or counsellor together, before deciding to actually separate. Unless you are in an abusive relationship which must be ended immediately, you owe it to yourself, your partner and your children (if you have any) to give the separation time and care. The divorce process usually takes months to complete, so setting a precedent of open and honest discussion could make all the difference later on.
Most people who separate after a long period in a relationship initially experience shock. Make use of friends and family during these times, or see a therapist. Talking and thinking through your history and the changes in your life will help you come to terms with your situation.
You will also probably feel a combination of anger, pain and hatred around your relationship and towards your ex-partner. All of these emotions are valid and should be felt and expressed. There will be guilt, the inevitable feelings of loss, and rage that may be directed at your partner or yourself. Love can easily turn to hate. Take the time to come to terms with your feelings. Find a safe environment where you can express and integrate them.
Ultimately, you are in a grieving process from which you will eventually heal. It may take months or years to get to a point where you feel clear about it. New situations may bring up old feelings again or you may even find yourself repeating old patterns. Remember that the separation process has a powerful effect. Do not underestimate your sensitivity to it.
There are a few important things to remember when talking to your children about your separation. Firstly, be honest, and do not underestimate their ability to understand what is happening to them. If your child is old enough, explain the reasons for your divorce. Try to talk about the positives in your relationship as well as the negatives.
Remember that your separation from your partner will have a profound effect on your child’s life, so the more you talk openly while it is happening, the better for your child. Answer any questions they have and encourage them to talk about their feelings. Do not fall into the trap of thinking you have to appear impervious.
If possible, try to present a united front with your partner to your children. This will make them feel safer. Take time to discuss with your partner how you are going to talk to your children, and try to keep communication open during the process of separation. You will also find it very helpful to continually express your love for your children throughout the process.
Why is this titled "Emotional Implications for Women"??I am a man going through a divorce and found the article very relevant to me (including the bit about abuse). The article itself is not aimed at women and not written specifically from the point of view of a woman.I have found there are very few articles providing support as to the feelings experienced during divorce - they are mainly about the practicalities. This article was a breath of fresh air. Perhaps I just need to be a woman.


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Secura™ is a Scyon™ based solution, meaning a cutting-edge, lightweight cement composite that provides heavy-duty performance for situations of wear, corrosion and more.
This heavy-duty, structural sheet flooring substrate is perfect for tile, vinyl and carpet finishes over steel or timber floor joists. Scyon™ Secura™ interior flooring protects against moisture damage to all interior floors. Since it’s 24% less dense than compressed fibre cement, Secura™ can be up to 40% faster to install. It gets better too, with a tongue and groove system there’s no need for pre-drilling and screwing, eliminating timber trimmers under the joints.
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The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality, along with its many cultural institutions and partners, invites the general public to celebrate the Purim holiday throughout the city. A variety of performances, street carnivals and workshops will be held, catering to every possible age and interest.
Tel Aviv-Yafo is known for its vibrant and celebratory Purim atmosphere, and looks forward to creating it again this year for the many thousands of residents and visitors that come to the city to celebrate the holiday.
This free event held at the Tel Aviv Municipality Building is a wonderful opportunity for dancers of every level to meet and celebrate Purim in a unique way. The first hour of the event will feature group salsa lessons led by volunteer organization Media Noche Tel Aviv/Menta. A salsa dance party will start at 21:00, giving participants an opportunity to show off their new skills.
This Purim, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art is hosting a schedule of art workshops for kids.
A variety of different mediums will be explored, including self-portrait, landscape painting and mask making.
The activities are suggested for ages 7-12.
In addition, entrance to the new “Soft Worlds” exhibition will be FREE for children up to the age of 18.
The exhibition is an tactile exploration of soft material in sculpture, and visitors are invited to touch, squeeze and interact with the pieces on display.
This Purim carnival held at Davidoff Park will feature a variety of family friendly attractions, including a mini amusement park with inflatable structures, fair stands and games, balloon-making, and circus and juggling workshops.
The event will also feature a bilingual stage show by the Almaina Theatre and performances by singer Adi Beatty and children’s performer Roy Boy.
The Purim Street Party is held annually by the Tel Aviv Yafo Municipality at Kikar Hamedina, in the North of the city. The 2017 event attracted over 100,000 people who came dressed in costumes to enjoy quality electronic music in a happening and positive atmosphere, and a similar turnout is expected this year. Leading DJs in the Tel Aviv music scene will play on a 360 degree stage erected in the center of the square, including performances by Muki and Subliminal.
An urban street show will also be held in the square, featuring a variety of merchandise for purchase. There will be an emphasis on ecologically friendly or recycled products, street culture and urban design.
The Tel Aviv Opera House will stage several children’s shows during the Purim weekend as part of the Yaron festival. “Alice in Wonderland” will be featured, along with “What about the deer?”, a musical fantasy based on some of the most beloved Israeli songs of all time.
A variety of family friendly entertainment will be held at HaTachana (also known as The First Station,) Tel Aviv’s old railway station. Festivities begin at 10:30 am and include games, art activities and workshops for all ages. Entertainment will include an interactive magic show by Shai the Magician, a performance by the Neve Tzedek Community Center hip-hop band and “Miri Teshiri”, an inspiring musical adventure with a moral message.
A Purim party for parents and children who share a love of dancing. Families are invited to Givon square to let loose and jam to some throwback tunes together.

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rec. Groningen, Netherlands, 14-16 November, 2006; Roskilde, Denmark 15-17 May, 2007; Tangermünde, Germany, 19-21 June, 2007; Payerne, Switzerland, 16h-17 July, 2007; Hamburg, Germany, 24-27 September, 2007. DDD.
Though the tercentenary year is now over, recordings of Buxtehude are still appearing. Suddenly Buxtehude’s organ music has become a crowded and hotly competed area. What a surprise it is to be spoiled for choice – and I, for one, am not complaining.
Buxtehude was a prolific composer but the great variety which they contain makes his organ works well worth hearing: indeed, these recent recordings serve to remind us that he is not at all eclipsed by Bach. Yet there is a strong sense of unity in all Buxtehude’s variety, a mark of the strong guiding spirit behind it all.
The music on this new Claves set is played by Kei Koito, a Japanese former student of the eminent Baroque organ scholar Harald Vogel. When she moved to Geneva she suddenly found the historic North German organs that she had dreamed about within travelling distance. She speaks in the booklet of her thirst and passion for the music of Buxtehude and his contemporaries, enthusiasm which would have been evident from her playing even if I had not read the notes – by which I don’t mean to imply that her performances are undisciplined. The enthusiasm has clearly been filtered through academic study and understanding: I think this is the first time I have seen such a detailed and scholarly bibliography in a CD booklet.
In the sense that this is a unique document – a distinguished Japanese academic and performer seizing the opportunity to play the organs of her dreams – it is thoroughly recommendable in its own right, without recourse to comparison. Nevertheless, some comparisons with recent issues are inevitable.
I have recently reviewed Volumes 6 and 7 of the ongoing Naxos series of Buxtehude’s organ music and the sixth and final volume of the dacapo series. As several of the pieces on this Claves 3-CD set overlap with one or more of those recitals, some comparisons are in order. I would have liked to compare Koito’s performances especially with Bryndorf’s final volume on dacapo – their approaches are similar and, like Koito, she performs on a contemporary organ – but the overlap between these two is quite small. By an odd coincidence, Koito was recording at Tangermünde on the very same dates in June, 2007, when Bryndorf was completing her cycle at Lübeck.
Bryndorf, on the organ of St Jakobi, Lübeck, offers four verses of Nimm von uns Herr, Koito only the third verse on the St Jacobi, Hamburg, organ. Both give suitably reflective performances of this work. Bryndorf gives us the complete Funeral Music for Buxtehude’s father, Koito only a good performance of the Klaglied from that sequence, Muss der Tod denn entbinden, on the Roskilde organ.
Strictly speaking, Koito’s performances on historic organs should not be comparable with Julia Brown’s on the Naxos CDs, except that Brown’s Pasi organ is in some ways more ‘authentic’ than the real things – it was built to be an organ for all seasons, capable of playing early music in meantone, as well as more recent music in equal temperament.
The Præludium in g, BuxWV150 appears on Volume 6 of the Naxos series. Koito’s interpretation is a good deal brisker at 6:51 than Brown’s, which takes 8:35. In the Magnificat primi toni, BuxWV204, and the Præludium in F, BuxWV145, Koito is also slightly faster than Brown.
The picture is much the same with the one work which overlaps with Volume 7 of the Naxos. The Canzona in g, BuxWV173 takes 2:31 on Naxos, 1:40 on Claves. Brown is also slower than Bryndorf in the one piece where their recitals overlap. Does that mean that Brown is too slow or Bryndorf and Koito too fast?
Where Bryndorf emphasises the dance-like elements in the music, Brown is more meditative and reminds us more of Bach’s debt to Buxtehude. This should not be taken to mean that Bryndorf skates over the music oblivious to its deeper qualities or that Brown is slow and stodgy: both are thoroughly convincing in their own terms. Neither player seems to feel that Buxtehude’s famous Stylus Phantasticus ... means pulling the music about to make it artificially ‘exciting’.
Substitute ‘Koito’ for ‘Bryndorf’ and you get the picture.
Two of the works which Koito plays, the Præludium in C Major, BuxWV 137 and the Præludium in G Minor, BuxWV 148, also figure on Christopher Herrick’s Organ Fireworks XII which I recently recommended (Hyperion CDA67612 – see review). Koito gives a fine account of BuxWV137 on the organ of St Jacobi, Hamburg, and an equally fine account of BuxWV148 on the organ of the Martinikerk, Groningen, both of which would appear to have greater claims to be historically more appropriate to the music of Buxtehude. Herrick’s Haderslev organ is of no great antiquity, having been built originally in 1863 by Furtwängler & Sons, rebuilt in 1932 by Marcussen & Søn, and updated in 1977.
Yet, when one takes into account the various rebuilds and restorations that Koito’s two ‘historic’ organs have received, they are not particularly better suited to Buxtehude than Herrick’s Danish organ. Both the Hamburg and Groningen organs have emerged from rebuilds at rather too high a pitch for baroque music. Good as the Koito performances are, Herrick’s are just that little bit more special; she is light-fingered, he lighter still. His registration is also a touch lighter and his slightly faster tempo benefits the music. Where the ‘fireworks’ may be said to explode, at the end of BuxWV137 and at the close of the fugue of BuxWV148, both organists give it their all.
Each of the three CDs in the Claves set offers a well balanced programme. The Præludium in C, BuxWV137 makes a good opening to the first disc, a piece which speaks with authority and is played with authority, though Koito is light and nimble enough where appropriate. Nimm von uns is more reflective and receives a performance to match, while Wir danken dir, a short virtuoso piece with some glorious pedal-work is also well brought off. The lighter registration at the opening of Danket dem Herrn offers a striking contrast with the preceding track. In all three pieces the chorale tunes are clearly audible; the original hearers would have had no trouble in identifying them if they heard them in performances as good as Koito’s.
These first four tracks are played on the Hamburg organ, dating from 1605-7, with modifications, of which those by Arp Schnitger (1689-93) are the most important before its restoration by Jürgen Ahrend (1981-93). At a=495.45Hz its tuning is much higher than baroque pitch, but I did not find this as troublesome as string players and others with absolute pitch may.
Full specifications of this and all the organs are given, including their tuning and pitch. To have had the registration for each piece would have been welcome but would have made the booklet too bulky.
The Groningen organ (track 5 onwards) is also higher than baroque pitch at a=466Hz. Some of its pipework dates from the 16th century and earlier. Again it was rebuilt by Arp Schnitger and restored by Jürgen Ahrend (1983-4). It has a bright sound, especially suited to the delicate playing in In dulci jubilo and Komm, heiliger Geist, but with some more powerful 16’ and 32’ stops, providing a powerful contrast in the Præludium in g which aptly rounds off the first CD.
The Passacaglia in d and the three Præludia, BuxWV148-150 which form the backbone of this second section are weightier pieces. These so-called free-form pieces point the way to Bach and Koito’s playing brings out their weightiness, though she is never too heavy or over-emphatic in the pre-echoes of Bach. These are ‘big’ works in performances to match, but never overdone – for example, the opening fugues of BuxWV148 and 150 are suitably measured but never dull, with light, dancing textures where appropriate later.
Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland breathes the spirit of Advent expectancy; Koito’s apt performance offers a real contrast with Nun lob, mein Seel which follows, exultation set against a down-to-earth bass in her playing, without destroying the unity of the piece.
In Koito’s hands the Canzona in g and the Sarabande, short pieces of real delicacy like sugar confections, dance, dazzle and are gone.
CD2 includes a set of variations on Jesus Christus unser Heiland by Buxtehude’s contemporary Martin Radeck, a composer previously unknown to me and to the Oxford Companion to Music. This adds to the variety but I am not sure why just one piece by him was included; it is attractive enough, if a little academic, and well performed here.
This second CD opens with Koito’s own attractive arrangement of part of the instrumental Sonata, BuxWV255, which receives a suitably light-hearted performance on the Payerne organ. After a good performance of Erhalt uns, Herr, equally well suited to this instrument, we move to the organ of Roskilde Cathedral, an attractive instrument which has featured on some of McCreesh’s liturgical reconstructions and, at a=432Hz, is closest to baroque pitch of all those on these CDs. Koito’s description of this instrument as “exhibit[ing] rich sonorous resources” is well borne out by her own performances, notably of the two Præludia which begin and end this section.
For the Radeck and the remaining pieces by Buxtehude we return to the Hamburg organ. The lively and full-bodied performance of the variations on sections of the Te Deum, BuxWV218, makes an appropriate conclusion to this CD.
The third CD offers a number of takes on aspects of the Magnificat and its German equivalent employed in Lutheran Vespers, the Latin only on major feast days such as Christmas. (Bach’s version exists with added verses for Christmas Day.) I suspect that this third CD will be mainly of academic interest in introducing us to predecessors and contemporaries of Buxtehude who are little known, even to specialists, though the music is attractive enough.
If the work here attributed to Tunder is really his, he deserves to be better known than as the predecessor and father-in-law of Buxtehude. Hieronymus Prætorius III and Jakob Prætorius are not to be confused with the better-known Heinrich Prætorius (probably no relation). Nor is the child-genius Hieronymus III, who died at the age of 15, to be confused with his famous grandfather of the same name. The name seems to have been common among North-German organists (see the Oxford Companion to Music and Concise Grove for Jacob); in some cases, at least, it was an assumed name. Heinrich Prætorius’s real family name was Schultz or Schultheiss, but a Latin or Italian name sounded better.
This third CD opens with performances on the Tangermünde organ, the work of Hans Scherer the Younger (1623-4) and restored in 1994. At a=486Hz it is again higher than baroque pitch but its tuning according to a system developed by Jacob Prætorius (1619) makes it an appropriate vehicle for his music.
For most listeners the highlight of this final disc will be the performance of the two Bach pieces, the Schübler Prelude Meine Seele erhebt den Herren and the Fuga sopra il Magnificat – fine performances, on the Hamburg organ, as we began, which set the seal on a recommendable album. Just as I was completing this review, I received an EMI Triple of Bach Organ Works performed by Werner Jacob (5 09393 2, 3 CDs) containing a performance of the same Schübler Prelude, BWV248 on the Hildebrandt organ of the Wenzelskirche in Naumburg. Jacob and Koito each take 2:34 over this piece and both performances are sympathetic, but Koito’s is the more magical, mainly because her registration is simpler and understated – here less really does mean more.
The Claves recording is good, wide-ranging, with a good sense of spatial placement and with just enough ambience to give a sense of place without the sound ever becoming muddy. The actions of the organs are almost inaudible.
The booklet contains detailed and informative notes, with an idiomatic English translation. The cover is rather dull – it would have been more attractive to prospective buyers looking through a browser if it had offered a depiction of one of the organ photographs inside the gatefold.
Another attractive product of the Buxtehude tercentenary; well worth considering if you haven’t begun to collect any of the complete sets.


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I wish I could have told you that from childhood I was a believer in unity. This was not the case. I was an outsider, yet I had the privilege of knowing oneness organizations, but didn't consider fellowship with them as a good thing (Nor did the organizations consider inter-organizational fellowship a good thing). They were the great unknown, I mean, what did they really believe. It wasn't until IBC when I found myself fellowshipping with the UPCI, ALJC, PAW, and AA, seeing that there was no difference in our views of the Bible and salvation, and little difference between the way we separate ourselves from an ungodly world.
I've seen so many changes in our movement today, some for the good, and some for the bad. I see what a great blow the chains of division has brought, and how important it is to cast them off. I will be honest, I don't believe that we will ever merge into one United Oneness Apostolic organization, I believe that the ego of man will prevent that, but I do think we are primed for a “united nations” style of conference and dialogue.
A three fold cord is not easily broken. Two is better than one. There is safety in the counsel of many. Love your neighbor as yourself. The Bible is full of examples about the body working together for the good of Christ. I have seen the power that coming together unleashes. I have seen the destruction of division. Arkansas district youth department's slogan this year is “together”, and let me tell you something sir, they do mean it. We have had the honor of being invited to more of section 2's youth functions that we have the ability to attend. We have a good relationship with each church in our area, and often eat together at the wings 2 go after church.
A kingdom mindset has taken root where the chains of slavery once had us bound. The goal for the greater White Hall area is simple, strength in unity. There are more people in our county than any single church in our area could hold, therefore we align ourselves, for the glory of God, to reach a world in need.
I believe in leading by example. I want unity in our local church as well as our global church. You may not be my cup of tea, for everyone isn't everybody's cup of tea, but even if I don't particularly want to vacation with you, I can still support you in your efforts to reach the lost. Do I approve of everything that claims the “oneness” banner? No. And to be honest, we may find a way to say we are better off all alone on our island living for Jesus, but the problem is that no man is an island, and what I do will effect generations to come. If the Lord blesses me with children I want them to know an Apostolic church that is just that, Apostolic through in through. Apostolic in doctrine, Apostolic in unity and Apostolic in Strength.
Unity will not just happen. You have to make it happen. Promote others above yourself, pray harder than you ever prayed, and trust God. Unity doesn't just happen, so go make it happen. We were indeed born to embrace not accepted, but we are not outsiders within the body of Christ. I encourage you to fellowship with each other.


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Railroads, like 19th-century magicians, transformed America in ways that awed and dazzled onlookers, and nowhere was their power to transform more visible than in the remote, rugged Western wilderness.
The sun was setting on the real Wild West, but it was not the end of the road for such Westerners as William Tilghman, Al Jennings and Emmett Dalton, because the day of the one-reel Western dawned.
Cowboys following what came to be called the “Eddy Diversion” of the Goodnight-Loving Trail sometimes paused at “the Wall” and made like long-ago Indians by drawing pictures.
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85:1 «To the chief Musician, A Psalm for the sons of Korah.» LORD, thou hast been a favourable unto thy land: thou hast brought back the captivity of Jacob.
(a) They confess that God’s free mercy was the cause of their deliverance because he loved the land which he had chosen.
85:2 Thou hast forgiven the iniquity of thy people, thou hast b covered all their sin. Selah.
(b) You have buried them that they will not come into judgment.
85:3 Thou hast taken away all thy wrath: thou hast turned [thyself] from the c fierceness of thine anger.
(c) Not only in withdrawing your rod, but in forgiving sins, and in touching our hearts to confess them.
85:5 Wilt thou be angry with us d for ever? wilt thou draw out thine anger to all generations?
(d) As in times past they had felt God’s mercies, so now being oppressed by the long continuance of evil, they pray to God that according to his nature he would be merciful to them.
85:7 Shew us thy mercy, O LORD, and grant us thy e salvation.
(e) He confesses that our salvation comes only from God’s mercy.
85:8 I will hear what God the LORD will speak: for he will speak f peace unto his people, and to his saints: but let them not turn again to folly.
(f) He will send all prosperity to his Church, when he has sufficiently corrected them, also by his punishments the faithful will learn to beware that they not return the same offences.
85:11 g Truth shall spring out of the earth; and righteousness shall look down from heaven.
(g) Though for a time God thus exercises them with his rods, yet under the kingdom of Christ they should have peace and joy.
85:13 h Righteousness shall go before him; and shall set [us] in the way of his steps.
(h) Justice will then flourish and have free course and passage in every place.
Beza, Theodore. "Commentary on Psalm 85". "The 1599 Geneva Study Bible". <http://classic.studylight.org/com/gsb/view.cgi?book=ps&chapter=085>. 1599-1645.