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Q: Coloring richtextbox based programming I'm having difficulty creating a code that able to pick up specific words and color them.
I'm currently using this code:
private void Colorize(string word, Color color, int startIndex)
{
    if (this.richTextBox1.Text.Contains(word))
    {
        int index = -1;
        int selectStart = this.richTextBox1.SelectionStart;

        while ((index = this.richTextBox1.Text.IndexOf(word, (index + 1))) != -1)
        {
            this.richTextBox1.Select((index + startIndex), word.Length);
            this.richTextBox1.SelectionColor = color;
            this.richTextBox1.Select(selectStart, 0);
            this.richTextBox1.SelectionFont = new Font(richTextBox1.Font, FontStyle.Regular);
            this.richTextBox1.SelectionColor = Color.Black;
        }
        this.richTextBox1.SelectionColor = Color.Black;
    }
}

The problem is that when the text of the RichTextBox is too large it hangs and runs from top to bottom, is there any way to instantly color keywords?
I'm doing a basic IDE, but I need some color java-based keywords.
Any error sorry I used the google translator.

A: Once Iv'e needed to implement C#, Python and Matlab syntax highlighting so I've spent some time researching about it.
The problem with this Select method in RichTextBox is that the selection itself takes time since it also grafically select the text and when you want to dinamically color the syntax when the code is written there are many selections which makes it slow.
Trying to parse the modify the rtf is possible but is a real headache and requires you and the ones that will maintain the code after you to understand this format.
A good solution I've found is that there are many open sources implement a Control of their own for syntax highlighting which you acn use.
In FastColoredTextBox, the one I used, you can choose the language to highlight and the format in which you want it to be shown, you can also add your own language to that list and configure it to indent the hightlighted code automatically using Regex.
Sorry if this is not the answer you expected but this is exacly the type of thing to search for and not implement by yourself.

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You are aware that String.Contains does not check for words, aren't you?

If you use String.Contains("able"), then indeed you will find the word "able", but you'll also find words like "disabled", "sable" and "IEquatable".
To check for words you'll need a regular expression.
Whenever you need to process sequences of something, LINQ is your friend. Consider to familiarize yourself with the possibilities of LINQ.
Introduction of LINQ
Using Regular expressions and LINQ I could colorize the complete works of shakespeare (over five million characters) in about 5 seconds
// on load form: fill the rich text box with
// the complete works of William Shakespeare
private async void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    const string completeShakespeare = "http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/100/pg100.txt";
    using (var downloader = new HttpClient())
    {
        this.richTextBox1.Text = await downloader.GetStringAsync (completeShakespeare);
    }
}

// on button click: mark all "thee" red
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    var stopwatch = Stopwatch.StartNew();
    this.Colorize2("thee", Color.Red);
    var elapsed = stopwatch.Elapsed;
    Debug.WriteLine ("Coloring a text with {0} characters took {1:F3} sec",
        this.richTextBox1.Text.Length,
        elapsed.TotalSeconds);
}

private void Colorize2(string word, Color color)
{
    string regString = String.Format(@"\b{0}\b", word);
    // regex: match substring that match word,
    // with boundaries to non alphanumeric characters like space and \n \r \t

    var regex = new Regex(regString, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
    var matches = regex.Matches(richTextBox1.Text);
    foreach (Match match in matches.Cast<Match>())
    {
        this.richTextBox1.Select(match.Index, match.Length);
        this.richTextBox1.SelectionColor = color;
    }
}


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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) -- Vincent Lecavalier has run into some bad luck ever since the Philadelphia Flyers signed him to a $22.5 million, 5- year deal this summer.
On Sunday, the club announced that he will miss up to a month with a non- displaced fracture in his lower back.
"He had an x-ray in Dallas and we found something on the x-ray that didn't look right. [We] got him back to Philadelphia this morning just to get him back in our own doctor's hands and he had an MRI," said Flyers GM Paul Holmgren. "We found a non-displaced fracture in his lower back. We're going to treat it when we can as aggressively as we have to right now. We told him to rest for a few days to get some of the discomfort out and we'll go from there."
Lecavalier missed his third straight game on Saturday, a 5-1 setback to the Stars in Dallas, due to what was originally deemed to be back spasms.
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Pregnanes 36%
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Eicosapentaenoic Acid 99%
Docosahexaenoic Acids 95%
Exploratory imaging outcomes of a phase 1b/2a clinical trial of allopregnanolone as a regenerative therapeutic for Alzheimer's disease: Structural effects and functional connectivity outcomes
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Fats 25%
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'Happy to chat' bench installed in Bamber Bridge in memory of late councillor
A 'Happy to Chat' bench designed to combat loneliness has been dedicated to the memory of late Bamber Bridge Councillor Christine Melia.
By Catherine Musgrove
Wednesday, 17th November 2021, 12:30 pm
The new bench, outside John Dory in Station Road, carries a plaque with the message: 'sit here if you don't mind someone stopping to say hello'.
It is one of two installed by South Ribble Borough Council between the railway tracks and Church Road, in response to increased social isolation caused by Covid-19.
Coun Melia, who passed away in September after a short illness, was a passionate advocate of the Happy to Chat initiative through her involvement in the Bamber Bridge, Lostock Hall and Walton-le-Dale Community Hub.
Ron Kempshall and Kath Lewis sat on the new "Happy to Chat" bench that has been installed in memory of Coun Christine Melia in Station Rd, Bamber Bridge
>>>Click here to read a full tribute to Councillor Melia.
Happy to chat benches were the brainchild of Cardiff woman Allison Owen-Jones, who noticed an elderly man sitting on a park bench alone for 40 minutes, without anyone saying hello to him.
Cllr Paul Foster, Leader of South Ribble Borough Council and representative of Bamber Bridge West, said: "This bench will be a fitting and lasting tribute to our good friend and colleague, Cllr Christine Melia.
"Christine was incredibly passionate about helping local people and I know this initiative was one that was particularly close to her heart.
The late Councillor Christine Melia
"The last 18 months has been an incredibly tough time for so many of us and, through our hard-working and dedicated Communities team, the Council has been doing what it can to help those who have really struggled with loneliness and isolation.
"As we continue to try and get back to something like normal life, these new benches are another small and simple way of connecting people.
"After all, they say that a stranger is just a friend you haven't met yet. Bamber Bridge is a fabulous community and I hope that these new benches will bring us even closer together."
There are five Community Hubs across South Ribble, all with their own budgets to deliver special projects designed to help people in their local area.
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Cllr Melia proposed the installation of the benches after a number of residents contacted her to point out there was a shortage of places for people to sit in this part of Bamber Bridge.
Cllr Chris Lomax, Chair of the Bamber Bridge, Lostock Hall and Walton-le-Dale Community Hub, said: "As well as giving people a place to stop and sit down, we saw an opportunity to do something a little different.
"We hope these 'Happy to Chat' benches will encourage residents to strike up conversations with each other as they watch the world go by.
"Christine was a real champion of this project and, though she is sadly no longer with us, these benches will help to keep her memory alive for many, many years to come."
Cllr Melia was elected to the ward of Bamber Bridge East in May 2019. A byelection to choose a new representative for the area is to be held tomorrow (November 18).
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Ghost Stories and Urban Legends of Katy, Texas
Ghost Stories and Urban Legends of Katy, Texas Oct 27, 2017 2:04:35 GMT -5
Post by Joanna on Oct 27, 2017 2:04:35 GMT -5
Ghost stories may be more fun to tell around Halloween, but paranormal activity is a subtle part of Katy's history and culture year-round.
The Katy witch. It's a tradition almost as essential as football games or prom – many high school students in Katy visit the witch's grave at least once before they graduate. That is, if they want to risk being cursed by the hexes rumored to be guarding her 106-year-old grave. The legend concerns the grave of Barbara Snyder in Katy Magnolia Cemetery. Snyder was a German immigrant who settled in Pennsylvania with her husband, according to an article in Katy Lifestyles and Homes by historical author Carol Adams. Snyder eventually moved to Katy with her daughter and son-in-law before she died in 1911.
Snyder's grave large tombstone is partially responsible for her status as the subject of a local urban legend. That and her eerie epitaph, which reads:
Remember me as you pass by,
As you are now, so once was I:
As I am now, you soon shall be,
Prepare for death and follow me.
According to Adams, Snyder was not a witch, and, in fact, attended the Methodist Church. The inscription was relatively normal for the time period, but the morbid-sounding words earned Snyder the title of witch in modern folklore.
Reported unusual activity at Snyder's burial site has strengthened the legend over time. After visitors of Snyder's grave read her epitaph out loud, legend has it they will have bad luck, according to Adams. "Story variations include a number of black cats that would congregate near the grave, strange voices, and whistles and cold breezes that blow even in the summer," Adams wrote.
Local paranormal investigator Laurie St. Cyr of KT Paranormal doesn't believe the legend of the witch's grave, but has documented other possible paranormal activity at Katy Magnolia Cemetery, including the apparition of a young boy. "We feel that he was making his presence known," St. Cyr said. "Several of us had seen him peek behind graves, one of us saw him sitting on top of a grave kicking his legs, how little kids do." According to St. Cyr, she did not notice until about six months later that she and her team captured a picture of what they believe is the spirit of a three-year-old boy.
A woman in white. If a so-called witch buried in a Katy cemetery is too much horror so close to home, fasten your seatbelt, because the list of legends hasn't ended. Near a bayou off Greenhouse and Clay roads, a female spirit in a white dress is rumored to appear at night. When St. Cyr and her team investigated the legend a few years ago, a few members of KT Paranormal saw the woman. St. Cyr wasn't sure if the sightings were a trick of the light or evidence of the supernatural. She wore what looked like female farm attire from the 1800s; she had a long white dress, a bonnet and possibly held a baby in her arms, St. Cyr advised.
Ghostly fingerprints. Another local legend involves spirits on the Patterson bridge who leave fingerprints. Drivers traveling slowly over the bridge between Highway 6 and Eldridge have reported being pushed by ghosts while in their vehicle, according to St. Cyr. KT Paranormal team member did not find any promising activity during their investigation, however some people claim the ghosts leave fingerprints behind on the backs of cars. Haunted Places.org mentions the legend, indicating that anyone who parks on the bridge may hear tapping on the outside of their car.
While the legend claims the ghosts are soldiers who died during a Civil War battle near the bridge, there are no battle sites near that area from the Civil War according to a map from the Texas Historical Commission.
These urban legends mainly involve unnamed spirits, or people who died before this century. Some parts of the legends are difficult to prove or disprove, but some stories involve the history of real families. St. Cyr believes it is important to look for truth in these rumors. "Know the history," she recommended. "If you don't know it, look it up, see what you can find out. Families are involved in these things and it's not fair for that family to be stuck with that stigma because of urban legends."
Source: Emily Lincke, The Houston Chronicle, October 11, 2017.


To help increase awareness of the signs of domestic abuse, Montgomery County Community College and the Verizon Foundation will be presenting the documentary film, "Telling Amy's Story," on Wednesday, April 4, from 12-1:30 p.m. in the South Hall Community Room, 101 College Drive, Pottstown.
The community is invited to attend this free, informative program. Refreshments/light lunch will be served. For more information and/or to register to attend, please contact dkhateeb@mc3.edu.
The film documents the domestic abuse of Amy Homan McGee, a Verizon Wireless employee and mother of two who was abused and then murdered by her husband in 2001. Detective Deirdri Feshel, of the State College, Pa., Police Department, narrates Amy's story, highlighting the steps that could be taken to stop a similar situation.
Representatives from The Women's Center of Montgomery County and Laurel House will have information tables and will be available to answer questions after the film presentation.
The College, through using this film, wants to inform students and the community about the warning signs of domestic violence and abuse, the importance of contacting authorities and the availability of support services and community resources.
For more information about domestic violence, visit the Women's Center of Montgomery County's website at http://www.wcmontco.org/index.html or the Laurel's House website at http://laurel-house.org/. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the Women's Center of Montgomery's 24/7 hotline at 1-800-773-2424 or the Laurel House's hotline at 1-800-642-3150.
Amy's Story is such a powerful video, hope the event is a success.


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Editorial: State should permit more early voting
Some things of value -- camaraderie, the spectacle of democracy on display, a same-day snapshot of national will -- are lost when voting is spread over time and place. But election officials attest that something more important grows: participation
Absentee ballots have been flying out of county elections offices throughout Minnesota in the past month, Secretary of State Mark Ritchie reports. Requests for the mail-in ballots have been running nearly double those made in the last presidential election, in 2004.
We cheer that word as a harbinger of a high-turnout election Tuesday. This year's history-making campaign deserves to end with a blow-out turnout, of the sort that will give the new president and Congress legitimacy and assurance that they represent a majority of this nation's citizens. Nationwide, turnout ought to top 60 percent this year, as it did routinely before 1972, but has not since.
This year's high demand for absentee ballots likely also signifies something else. In Minnesota and around the country, voters are demonstrating a desire to exercise their franchise at times and places other than the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., at a polling place near their homes.
Minnesota does not allow early or no-excuse absentee voting. That puts this state in a shrinking minority: 31 of the 50 states offer voters wider opportunity than Minnesota does to cast a ballot before Election Day, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. Ritchie estimates that a third of the ballots counted in this country on Tuesday night will have been cast today or earlier. In some states, voters began marking their ballots as early as Sept. 23.
Some things of value -- camaraderie, the spectacle of democracy on display, a same-day snapshot of national will -- are lost when voting is spread over time and place. But election officials attest that something more important grows: participation. When states switch to mail and early voting, more people vote.
Minnesota has led the nation in presidential-year voting for years, to a great extent because since 1974, Minnesotans have been able to register to vote at the polls on Election Day. But even here, allowing the smallest rural towns and townships to operate their elections by mail has produced a turnout spike.
State law gives that choice to townships with fewer than 400 registered voters. Patty O'Connor, director of taxpayer services in Blue Earth County, said that in nine Blue Earth townships that have switched to mail voting, turnout in the 2008 primary was more than double that of the comparable 2004 in-person primary. She said people appreciate being able to take their time filling out their ballots, and are pleased to avoid standing in line at the polls.
Results like those have state election officials interested in extending the mail voting option to more places. O'Connor thinks the option should be available statewide. "This is the best way to get people engaged," she said.
Such testimony should count for much with Gov. Tim Pawlenty and the 2009 Legislature. They should take care to maintain one feature of current absentee ballot law: Those who vote early should always be allowed a chance to change their vote on Election Day, by appearing at the polls or a county courthouse. Minnesotans know too well that events in the latter days of a campaign can dramatically alter an election.
With that safeguard, Minnesota ought to broaden the opportunity for people to vote before Election Day. As evidence of early voting's appeal mounts, a state that prides itself on its nation-leading level of participatory democracy can scarcely do otherwise.
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Any action made by a corporate as an artificial entity should be in the nature of a resolution. A resolution may, therefore, be defined as an agreement or a judgment made by the board or members of a company (or class of members).
Within a company, the business items to be discussed at a GM (General Meeting) are presented as proposals. The "resolution" is a plan sent to the meeting for discussion and approval. If the motion is approved by the members present at the meeting unanimously, it is referred to as a resolution. Three forms of resolutions are available: ordinary resolution, special resolution, and unanimous resolution. There is no concept of special resolutions in Board meetings, and very few unanimous resolutions are also required. However, all three are covered in the case of general meetings.
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An ordinary resolution applies to a resolution adopted by a simple majority of members of the organization.
A special resolution, but on the other hand, is the agreement, approved by a three-fourth majority of the business members.
Let us, therefore, discuss the differences between ordinary and special resolution.
Basis of Comparision Ordinary Resolution Special Resolution
Meaning If a majority vote is required in the general meeting to put forward the proposal, it is considered an ordinary resolution. Whether a super-majority vote is required at the general meeting, it is referred to as a special resolution.
Consent of members A minimum of 51% members should demonstrate a strong favor for the motion. A minimum of 75% of members should demonstrate a strong favor for the motion.
Registration with ROC Filing a copy for "OR" with ROC (only certain cases). Filing a copy of SR with ROC.
Business transacted Either the ordinary business or a special business – depends on the need of the Act. Only a special business.
Definition of Ordinary Resolution
An ordinary resolution is a resolution where the votes casted "for" exceeds the votes cast "against" it. This is a resolution affirmed by more than half the motion, present or delegate at the General Assembly, confirmed that they had attended. The vote casting, in favor of the resolution, should be passed by one of the following modes, i.e. hand display, polling, or electronically.
The member shall be properly informed of the convocation of the conference. In fact, participants who are not present will not be taken into account. In general, an ordinary decision must be taken for AGM (Annual General Meeting) to run ordinary businesses. Popular enterprise consists of the following:
Adoption of final accounts.
Declaration of the dividend.
Retirement and appointment of Directors.
Retirement and appointment of Auditors and fixing their remuneration.
Definition: Special Resolution
Special Resolution (SR) is a Resolution that needs three times as many votes cast in support of the proposal as votes cast against it. Many stuff can only be achieved by the organization if a special resolution is approved at the well-established general meeting. The members should be duly notified to the General Meeting and the communication should contain the intention of making a resolution as SR specifically mentioned.
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The resolution must be adopted in any way, whether the vote by hand or vote or electronically by the members present in person, by proxy or by postal ballot.
Key Differences Between Ordinary Resolution and Special Resolution
The important differences between ordinary resolution and special resolution are discussed as follows:
An ordinary resolution is one where the General Meeting requires the simple majority to put forward the resolution. A special resolution is a resolution that requires a supermajority to accept the resolution at the General Assembly.
The ordinary resolution requires the consent of at least 51 percent of its members to adopt the resolution. On the other hand, in support of the amendment, the special resolution requires at least the approval of 75% of members.
A copy of an ordinary resolution signed by the company officer should be sent only in certain situations to the registrar. A handwritten or hand-written copy of a special resolution must, therefore, be lodged with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) in 30 days bearing the signature of the officer of the company.
The standard resolution has been passed for standard company transactions. Nevertheless, a particular business can be transacted in accordance with the requirement of the Companies Act, through special resolution or ordinary resolution.
Meetings are conducted in an organization to make decisions by voting on specific proposals sent to the meeting. Resolutions are nothing more than the manifestation of the will of the company. An ordinary resolution is necessary to deal with business, other than an ordinary business is the adjustment of the name of the company, to ROC, where the previously reported name is inaccurate or wrong, or correction of the name of the company as ordered by the central government, payment of the cost accountant.
Special resolution subjects include issuing of shares in sweat shares, changing the provisions of the Association Memorandum, altering association articles, buying-backs of shares or securities, altering the objects of the prospectus, shifting the registered office of the Company, etc.
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Buy Or Sell: Kevin Dotson Should Remain In Starting Lineup Regardless Of Matt Feiler's Health
By Matthew Marczi
The offseason is inevitably a period of projection and speculation, which makes it the ideal time to ponder the hypotheticals that the Pittsburgh Steelers will face over the course of the next year, whether it is addressing free agency, the draft, performance on the field, or some more ephemeral topic.
That is what I will look to address in our Buy or Sell series. In each installment, I will introduce a topic statement and weigh some of the arguments for either buying it (meaning that you agree with it or expect it to be true) or selling it (meaning you disagree with it or expect it to be false).
The range of topics will be intentionally wide, from the general to the specific, from the immediate to that in the far future. And as we all tend to have an opinion on just about everything, I invite you to share your own each morning on the topic statement of the day.
Topic Statement: Kevin Dotson should retain the starting left guard job regardless of whether or not Matt Feiler is ready to return to the lineup.
Explanation: Matt Feiler started the first 13 games of the 2020 regular season at left guard after moving over to that spot from right tackle. He suffered a pectoral injury in the Buffalo Bills game and was placed on the Reserve/Injured List, but is eligible to return to practice and play this week. Rookie Kevin Dotson has played the majority of the snaps that Feiler has missed and has continued to represent himself well.
The fact is that Kevin Dotson has played better than the coaching staff anticipated that he would this early in his career, especially given the limited offseason. He will inevitably be the starter next year, and is playing at a sufficient level now. He has been in there the past two games, so you might as well keep that rhythm going.
It's not as though Feiler is a long-tenured left guard, a position locked down by Ramon Foster since late in the 2012 season. Switching out Feiler for Dotson is not a significant 'chemistry' issue. In fact, Dotson as a more natural guard could be an upgrade.
Then there is the simple matter that Feiler likely won't be at 100 percent even if he does return. Pectoral injuries have a way of being slow to heal, and can also be prone to re-injury. If worse comes to worst, he can always come off the bench in relief if the rookie struggles.
Sell:
Plain and simple, you don't want a rookie in your starting lineup if you can avoid it, especially not along the offensive line and especially not during the postseason, and especially if he hasn't been a mainstay in the lineup. Dotson has started four games this year, but two came at right guard early in the season. The last few games have contained his first snaps at left guard.
Feiler is an established veteran who has been in the Steelers' lineman room for six years now. He may have primarily started at tackle, but he has a lot of reps at guard in preseasons and training camp and in the offseason, and he has a body of work over a period of years that shows him to be reliable.
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Danah Atassi, Writer|November 15, 2013
Courtesy of Betsy Morgan
The fall play "Inherit the Wind" is a fictional account of the legendary Scopes Trial that defined the war between creationism vs. evolution. After Bertram Kates, a high school biology teacher, is arrested for breaking a town law about the teaching of evolution, two famous lawyers clash in one of the most famous trials of the Twentieth century.
By far the most impressive part of the play, was the great acting. I could sincerely understand the characterization of the two clashing lawyers just by their facial expressions. The story succeeded, in spite of a not-so-good first impression after the preview, in winning me over. The set was pretty but simple, and the costumes fitted the era well.
The characters were well-developed, and the arguments between the characters were realistic. Henry Drummond, defending the teachings of evolution, was a logical, witty sort of a guy who bashed nothing but ignorance. His opponent, Mathew Harrison Brady, sincerely believed in every word of the Bible, and has come to the town of Hillsboro, to fight for the prosecution and to bring fame into the trial.
A lot of the dialogue was in 1920's slang; however, I could still understand the story pretty well. Regardless, I worry that most people will simply dismiss the play because of the seemingly boring plot and dialogue. In reality, the best parts of the play were the characters and their lengthy monologues about the role of truth within society.
According to the director, Mrs. Christine Hicks, Drummond and Brady's clash for whether evolution should be taught in school purposely echoes the fight for intellectual freedom during the 1950's. If that was the goal of the play, then it succeeded. All the court banter and plot twists are just elements of the question of 'Is the truth faith or science?'
All in all, "Inherit the Wind" was a fascinating play regarding the pursuit and definition of truth within society.
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I'm still playing catch up from all of the adventures we had during the summer holidays. It seemed to zoom past. Before I knew it I was waving goodbye to a Year 5 and a Year 1 at school.
As you go up through school things get harder, obviously, and this year is quite important for P1. Things up the notch a little bit and they become the role models for the younger years. It's the last year to prepare for SATS too. I was really excited to receive a backpack of surprise goodies from Moj Moj to help get her excited for school. I mean look at her little face!
Moj Moj are yet another blind bag craze that kids are getting so excited for. All three of my girls beg me each time we go shopping to pick them up a blind bag. They were very happy to find a pack each inside the backpack of goodies.
There are over 95 Moj Moj characters to collect that are divided into different groups to collect or themes; Adventure Seekers, Party Animals, Couch Potatoes, Happy Campers Day Dreamers and Sun Bathers. The packets remind me of ice lollies actually and each one comes with 2 Moj Moj characters.
The characters are really squishy and soft. They have a sort of tacky feel to them that makes them different to other squishy collectables. You can buy the Moj Moj packets for £3.99.
I thought I'd give you a quick look at the other cute things. Personally I've got my eyes on the stunning sparkly water bottle. They were given; gel pens, a beautiful wooden unicorn ruler, the dreaded alarm clock, unicorn erasers and a brilliant cone of sweets!
This school year is going to present some big changes for both these two cherubs. It was a great idea of Moj Moj to included a sheet that the girls could write their dreams on. Having fun with friends came top obviously. What would be your dreams for this school year?
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What Is Zen
Posted by RaK on October 30, 2012 at 9:07pm
Written by Mel Ash |
Who are we really? What is really the meaning of Life? How can we attain lasting happiness in the face of our seemingly endless troubles? These questions are basic to our lives, and it is from these questions that the practice of Zen has its birth.
Zen can be the compassionate scalpel that removes the layers of accrued opinions, beliefs, and frozen expectations that stand between us and true experience. Zen shows us that what we mistakenly call ourselves, our personal identity, is really no more than a mask over our true selves and natures. Beliefs, opinions, prejudices, educational and cultural training, our family backgrounds: All these are merely accidental factors, if you will. They are necessary tools for survival and integration into the larger society, but they are not really who you are.
Without falling back on convenient definitions of job, religion, sex and so on, who and what are we? If you lose your job, will you lose yourself? If you convert to another religion, do you substantially change? It may seem so if you are overly attached to these limiting definitions.
Despite all these changes, however, something remains the same. What and where is the thing upon which we can stand firm? If the outside is so unstable and prone to change, then it would make sense to look within—to ourselves. But what are we on the inside? What in the world are we?
Zen can help us answer these questions, although Zen itself is not an answer. Zen is, if anything, the biggest question of all. It is the question that becomes a wedge in the cracked shell of our true self, prying us open to a meaning and truth that will have relevance to ourselves alone. It is a dance and a tug-of-war with ourselves. It demands no belief in anything, and instead insists on a great doubt concerning everything we had heretofore taken for granted. While belief is not a requirement, faith most certainly is.
Faith is the unspoken, nameless and formless yearning for completion and wholeness. Alone and unaided, it can pull us to union with our God or true self like a great free-floating balloon. Belief is the anchor that keeps our faith from ever ascending and testing its limits. Belief is the limiting and inhibiting of faith. Zen points out to us the area of our lives where our faith in our selves has been silenced by the rigidity of belief. Once pointed out, we are freed to ride our faith to heights unimagined and certainly not permitted by the jealous jailer called belief.
In Zen practice, the process of identifying and reducing our attachments to our own beliefs, ideas and opinions is sometimes called "putting them down." Just as we would put down a load that has gotten too heavy for us, so too can we put down our heavy load of self, which we identify with our personal situations, ideas and beliefs.
Zen is simply nothing more than paying attention to your life as it unfolds in this moment and in this world. The mindful, nonjudgmental perception of this process is the action of your true, original self, which exists before thinking, opinions, and beliefs arise and seek to name and divide experience. By becoming mindful of our original nature, we are able to lessen the grip of the denial that separates us from true experience. As we become more spontaneous and intuitive in our relationships with ourselves, others and the world, the world and our deepest selves start to act as one, and we come to realize that there's never been a problem except in our thinking.
Zen is the ultimate and original recovery program. It exposes our denial of true self and shows us how we've suffered because of our diseases of attachment, judgment and division. It suggests a program for recovering our original nature and teaches steps we can take immediately. It shows us how all our other diseases and discontents flow from our fundamental denial of unity with each other and the universe. Zen is there when you swerve out of the way of a speeding car without thinking. It is there when you cry at a movie, feeling deeply the suffering of another. It is there in the unconscious grace of your walk, the elegant flow of your thoughts, and the automatic breathing that keeps you alive. No, Zen never forgets about you. It is you who have forgotten about Zen. It is you who takes this moment for granted and believes that you are separate from all you survey, alone and unique in your suffering. It is you who search high and low for meaning, contentment, satisfaction or deliverance. To try to fill your emptiness with meaning from outside yourself is like pouring water into the ocean to make it wet.
The practice of Zen is the alarm clock that wakes us up to our lives and enables us to stop sleepwalking through reality. It is the friendly map that says: "Right here is the place. You have always been here. Where else is there?" It is the calendar that says: "Right now is the time. Who could want another?" Zen practice identifies the liars and thieves in the temples of our hearts and casts them out so that we may live as we are meant to live: whole, fearless, and rejoined with that for which we so desperately long.
Reprinted with permission from the book:
The Zen of Recovery
by Mel Ash.
©1993. Published by Jeremy P. Tarcher, 5858 Wilshire Blvd., #200, Los Angeles 90036.
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Mel Ash is a certified Zen (dharma) teacher from Zen Master Seung Sahn, and an active member of the First Unitarian Church of Providence. Mel is also an artist, author and spiritual revolutionary. He is the author of: Zen of Recover, Shaving the Inside of Your Skull, and Beat Spirit. Visit his website at www.MelAsh.com.


Don't Buy A New Furnace – Before Knowing the Facts!
5 Insider Tips That Will Prevent You From Getting Ripped Off!
First, Not All Connecticut Heating Companies Are Alike.
Below are five insider tips that can prevent you from getting ripped off, but read on before skipping to the good stuff.
Your furnace is one of the most expensive appliances you'll ever buy for your home, due to the intense labor and all of the materials that are necessary for a proper installation.
Furnace manufactures state that your furnace must be installed as per the Local & National Mechanical Safety Codes. It is almost impossible to replace a furnace in 2 hours and do the job right (up to code). And since you'll be living with your new furnace for the next 15 to 20 years, it only makes sense to avoid such nightmares.
Below Are 5 FREE Ways To Avoid Getting Ripped Off.
1. You've heard this; My Furnace Guy Said I Have To Get A New One.
Many furnaces are replaced that don't need to be. Why would a deceiving heating contractor condemn a perfectly good furnace? Either to make money or their service technician wasn't trained properly to fix it.
Many of these furnaces could have been inexpensively fixed compared to the price of a new furnace. The 3 reasons to get your furnace replaced may be: it has a cracked heat exchanger, it is old and inefficient or it's too expensive to repair. If the repair man tells you that there is a crack in the heat exchanger, ask to see it.
Do you really need a new one? READ ON BEFORE BUYING A NEW FURNACE.
2. What Brand Is The Best For Me?
We only install Rheem brand furnaces and air conditioners. Why? Because they are constantly rank among the top brand worldwide based on customer satisfaction. Their warranty is an industry leading warranty.
3. Will I Save Money On My Fuel Bills If I Get A New One?
Simply installing a new furnace isn't going to guarantee better heating and lower energy costs. If the HVAC contractor isn't careful about checking to see that your ductwork is clean and unclogged, you could be throwing heating dollars out of the window.
Having a programmable thermostat installed is another way to save money on your fuel bills.
4. How Much Will It Cost For A New One?
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Also, you may want to consider other products to improve the air that you breathe in your home, like a humidification system or a good air filtration system. These are what we call accessories or indoor air quality products. A humidifier installed will run $425 and new wi-fi thermostat installed for $295.
My competition is going to hate me when they read this…oh well.
5. How Many Years Is The Warranty?
Rheem warranties their products for 10 years on parts and labor and the heat exchanger is warrantied for life.
So You May Not Have To Replace Your Furnace.
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Kern County Deputy Sheriff Joe "Deke" Deacon is sent to Los Angeles for what should have been a quick evidence-gathering assignment. Instead, he becomes embroiled in the search for a serial killer who is terrorizing the city. Leading the hunt, L.A. Sheriff Department Sergeant Jim Baxter, impressed with Deke's cop instincts, unofficially engages his help. But as they track the killer, Baxter is unaware that the investigation is dredging up echoes of Deke's past, uncovering disturbing secrets that could threaten more than his case.
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The Week Ahead: April 1-7
April 01, 2013 11:01 GMT
April 7: World Health Day. The theme for 2013 is high blood pressure.
The Week Ahead is a detailed listing of key events of the coming week affecting RFE/RL's broadcast region.
Now on Twitter! Daily updates at @The_Week_Ahead.
MONDAY, April 1:
Georgia/Portugal: Georgian Foreign Minister Maia Panjikidze is visiting Lisbon.
Iran/Egypt: Iranian Deputy Finance Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian is holding a press conference in Cairo.
TUESDAY, April 2:
Armenia: Human rights Ombudsman Karen Andreasian is presenting a report in Gyumri on the February 18 presidential election in Armenia.
Czech Republic: Czech Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg is meeting with the Foreign Minister of the Palestinian National Authority Riyad al-Maliki in Prague.
EU: Czech President Milos Zeman is to sign an addendum to the Lisbon Treaty enabling the establishment of the eurozone's new rescue fund.
Serbia/Kosovo: Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic and Kosovar Prime Minister Hashim Thaci are scheduled to resume talks in Brussels.
U.S./Caucasus: Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies is hosting a discussion titled "Nagorno-Karabakh: Understanding Conflict."
UN: World Autism Awareness Day.
WEDNESDAY, April 3:
Russia/Angola: Angolan Foreign Minister Georges Rebelo Chikoti is meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Moscow.
Turkey/Lithuania: Turkish President Abdullah Gul is paying an official visit to Vilnius (until April 4).
THURSDAY, April 4:
Kazakhstan/Ukraine: Kazakh Prime Minister Serik Akhmetov is paying an official visit to Kyiv (until April 5).
Russia/U.S.: U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul is attending a roundtable discussion at Russia's Public Chamber in Moscow.
UN: International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action.
FRIDAY, April 5:
Armenia: Supporters of the leader of the opposition Heritage Party, Raffi Hovannisian, are to hold a rally in Yerevan.
Iran/Kazakhstan: Almaty is hosting a second round of talks between Iran and world powers on Tehran's nuclear program.
Moldova: Moldovan President Nicolae Timofti is expected to propose a new prime minister.
Uzbekistan/CIS: Tashkent is hosting the meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Commonwealth of Independent States.
SATURDAY, April 6:
Kazakhstan/China: Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev is visiting China and attending the annual Boao Forum for Asia (until April 8).
Russia: A rally in support of people held in custody after last year's clashes with the police is expected in Moscow.
SUNDAY, April 7:
Azerbaijan: Baku is hosting the World Economic Forum Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the South Caucasus and Central Asia meeting (until April 8).
Georgia: Monitoring co-rapporteurs for Georgia from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) are visitingTbilisi (until April 12).
Macedonia: Second round of local elections.
Montenegro: Presidential election.
Russia/Germany: Russian President Vladimir Putin is visiting Germany and meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel (until April 8).
WHO: World Health Day. The theme for 2013 is high blood pressure.
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and a little girl staring at me and I didn't tell anybody. Then a day later my brother saw the same thing, true story.
I lived in Glencoe in an old farmhouse. Twice I experienced odd occurrences in my bedroom; I was not dreaming and am not nuts. The first I was asleep napping in the afternoon with my dog beside me on my bed.
I through I was ''dreaming'' when I envisioned a pleasant round-faced smiling woman with her grey hair pulled back from her face leaning down close to my face. She was happy smiling not frightening.
When she slowly reached her hand out to my face as if to pat my cheek my dog went nuts!! He leaped up from where he slept beside me on the bed and up into the air on top of where I was laying and was barking terribly into the air above me and kept jumping on me barking toward the ceiling over top of my bed where I lay.