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Reads of the Month: Exploring Street Art, Comedy and the Pandemic We Live In
Explore the world through the pages of these highly insightful and relevant books.
Pick of the Issue: Art in the Streets
Written by Jeffrey Deitch with contributions by Roger Gastman, Fab 5 Freddy, Greg Tate and Carlo McCormick, "Arts in The Street" is the most comprehensive book to survey the colorful history of graffiti and street art movements internationally. The author himself, Deitch, was the former Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and has helped to build up a number of leading contemporary artists as a gallerist and curator.
Forty years ago, graffiti in New York evolved from elementary mark-making into an important art form. By the end of the 1980s, it had been documented in books and films that were seen around the world, sparking an international graffiti movement.
This original edition of "Arts in the Street," now back in print after several years, considers the rise of New York graffiti and the international scenes it inspired—from Los Angeles to São Paulo to Paris to Tokyo—as well as earlier and parallel movements: break dancing and rap music and hip hop; the graffiti used by Chicano gangs to mark their territory; the skateboarding culture that began in Southern California. Expertly researched, beautifully illustrated, and featuring contributions by many of the most significant curators, writers and artists involved in the graffiti world, this now classic volume is an in-depth examination of this seminal movement.
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In "Yearbook," actor, comedian and filmmaker Seth Rogen shares a collection of funny personal essays from his life. He recalls his childhood, doing stand-up comedy as a teenager and stories about doing drugs. Pick this one up if you need to be entertained.
Haruki Murakami's latest collection of short stories, "First Person Singular" are all told by a mysterious narrator, who may or may not be Murakami himself. From meditations on music to a love of baseball to invented jazz albums, they challenge the boundaries between our minds and the outside world, all told in Murakami's inimitable style.
"The Premonition: A Pandemic Story"by Michael Lewis is a non-fiction book that tells the story of a group of medics and scientist who attempt to get the U.S. government to take pandemic response seriously.The malevolent force in "The Premonition" is institutional malaise.
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Pakistan opens airspace for all civilian traffic; Indian flights to operate soon
NEW DELHI: Pakistan opened its airspace for all civilian traffic on Tuesday morning, sources said, effectively removing the ban on Indian flights that were not allowed to use majority of its airspace since the Balakot air strikes in February.
The move is expected to give a major relief to Air India, which suffered a huge financial loss of around Rs 491 crore as it had to re-route its various international flights due to the closure of the Pakistan airspace.
"Pakistan has permitted all airlines to fly through its airspace from around 12.41 am today. Indian airline operators will start using normal routes through Pakistan airspace soon," the sources told PTI.
Pakistan's Civil Aviation Authority issued a notice to airmen (NOTAM) at around 12.41 am Indian Standard Time, stating that "with immediate effect Pakistan airspace is open for all type of civil traffic on published ATS (air traffic service) routes".
Pakistan had fully closed its airspace on February 26 after the Indian Air Force (IAF) struck a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorist training camp in Balakot in retaliation to the Pulwama attack on February 14. Since then, the neighbouring country had only opened two routes, both of them passing through the southern region, of the total 11.
On its part, the IAF had announced on May 31 that all temporary restrictions imposed on the Indian airspace post the Balakot strike had been removed. However, it did not benefit most of the commercial airliners and they were waiting for Pakistan to fully open its airspace.
In India, the biggest pain was suffered by Air India that conducts various international flights from Delhi to Europe and the US.
The national carrier had lost Rs 491 crore till July 2 due to the closure of the Pakistan airspace. Private airlines SpiceJet, IndiGo and GoAir lost Rs 30.73 crore, Rs 25.1 crore and Rs 2.1 crore, respectively, according to the data presented by Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri in the Rajya Sabha on July 3.
Post the air strike, Air India had to re-route, merge or suspend many of its international flights that connect India with European and US cities.
IndiGo, India's largest airline by domestic market share, was unable to start direct flights from Delhi to Istanbul due to the closure of the Pakistan airspace.
The low-cost carrier started the Delhi-Istanbul flight in March. Till date, this IndiGo flight had to take the longer route over the Arabian Sea and make a stop at Doha in Qatar for refuelling. PTI
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Okay, it's time for some honesty here. I have ditched 99.44% of my skincare products in favor of things I can make myself. I love the idea of exactly controlling what goes on my skin because I've got issues. ISSUES I tell you.
My holdout product was a Garnier cleansing face oil. See? "Oil" right there in the name. It was one of the first products I used that let me trust that using oils on my face wouldn't make me break out. Remember how in 1986 we teens were beaten nearly to death from the St. Ives marketing department telling us oil = bad? Yeah, me too.
Every time I wash my face I use less and less of the Garnier product because the bottle is runnin' low low low and it has been hard to find in the stores. Today I decided to just look it up online and order it direct. I popped over to the product website to take a peek at the ingredients to see where I could buy it.
The. Product. Is. Being. Discontinued.
WAIT? WHAT? STOP! WHAT THE EVER LOVING UNICORN TEARS IS GOING ON?!!
Panic sets in. Should I just cruise eBay and pay $50 a bottle (not really, I haven't looked, but it may not be such a bad money making opportunity…)? Should I drive to every Target I can and clear out the stock? Should I (GASP) make my own? Should I see if Garnier has a replacement product? I realize even though this product was perfect for ME, the company either didn't sell enough to keep going or replaced it with something else, or decided to stay within the 'young / oily skin' demographic – which I am NOT.
There is no choice. I have to start testing to make my own replacement. The first step in that process is to research the ingredients, see what seems to be the 'core' of the benefits and ditch all the foo-foo stuff needed to make a product smell good or not go rancid on the shelf.
Below the items in GREEN seem to be at the core of the products usefulness and benefits. Those are the ones that I'm going to try to replicate. I'm sure the ingredients listed further down in BLUE are super helpful, but they are not easily acquired unless I buy them in 55-gallon drum bulk and/or have a chemistry degree. RED is way out for the reason stated.
My base recipe will be 10% castor oil (OMG I HATE THE SMELL), 30% high linoleic sunflower oil, and 60% avocado oil. From there I'll try adding jojoba and macadamia oils as soon as I get them in the mail.
For more reading, Crunch Betty has a GREAT write up on the same oil cleansing topic.
The key here for me is to make SMALL batches in order to test – not waste – product. I'm assuming I will need to adjust my formulation for the time of year and if I happen to be wearing heavy makeup or not. THIS is exactly why it's great to make your own products!!
Corn Germ Oil: I'm going to skip this one because it seems to be a cheap alternative to a better choice such as high linoleic safflower oil.
Safflower Seed Oil: Keeper. Apparently, the linoleic acid is great for dry/mature skin.
Jojoba Seed Oil: Absolutely on my list.
Glycerin: I might pick this up and add a few drops. Personally, I don't care if the face cleanser "feels" oily vs. slick.
Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil: YES. YES. YES.
Squalane: Too hard to reasonably find.
Aqua/Water: Yes, mostly to thin out the mixture.
Tocopherol: Vitamin E? Yes, it's a super antioxidant.
Hexyl Cinnamal: Many sites with recipes for face oil cleansers stay away from adding essential oils to the cleanser, but I may add a FEW drops of chamomile essential oil along with lavender as needed.
Moringa Oleifera Seed Oil: Too hard to reasonably find.
Imperata Cylindrica Root Extract: Too hard to reasonably find.
Paraffinum Liquidum/Mineral Oil: Medicinal liquid paraffin, also known as paraffinum liquidum, is a very highly refined mineral oil used in cosmetics and for medical purposes. The zinger here is that mineral oil is a petroleum product and contains 1,4-Dioxane, which has been listed by the Environmental Protection Agency as a probable carcinogen.
Zea Mays/Corn Germ Oil: Pretty self-explanatory, it's corn oil. It's an inexpensive and a great way to get a dose of linoleic acid for your skin. In skincare, linoleic acid may be best known for its ability to heal, hydrate and plump.
Polysorbate 85: Solubilizer, surfactant, and emulsifier for personal care products. In plain-speak, this means it helps keep all the ingredients mixed in the bottle. Personally, I'll just shake the bottle before using, thanks.
Carthamus Tinctorius Oil/Safflower Seed Oil: Again, pretty easy. Safflower oil. Inexpensive and acts as a lubricant on the skin surface, which gives the skin a soft and smooth appearance. It is also used as a skin conditioning agent.
Cetyl Ethylhexanoate: Cetearyl Ethylhexanoate is a mixture of fatty alcohols that consists predominantly of cetyl and stearyl alcohols and 2-ethylhexanoic acid. It functions as skin or hair conditioning agent in cosmetics and personal care products. My opinion: Some of the other naturally derived oils may produce similar results.
Sorbitan Trioleate: Another emulsifying agent.
Glycerin: Glycerin is a well-known humectant that prevents the premature loss of moisture from cosmetics and personal care products so they don't dry out. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) lists it as Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS).
Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil: Macadamia oil is the non-volatile oil expressed from the nut meat of the macadamia tree, a native Australian nut. Macadamia oil is sometimes used in cosmetic formulations as an emollient or fragrance fixative. Bonus, it smells amazing.
Squalane: Squalane is an oily substance that is common components of other oils. Squalane is a natural component of human sebum, a mixture of lipids produced by glands in the skin. In cosmetics and personal care products, squalane is used in the formulation of a wide variety of products including cleansing, moisturizing, and skin care products. NOTE: There is a HUGE difference in the source of squalane and squalene. The version spelled with the 'a' is derived from plants, mostly sugarcane or olives. The version with the 'e' is derived from shark liver and doesn't (THANKFULLY) seem to be on the market any longer. Both versions produce the same result.
Parfum/Fragrance: Added smell, probably artificial. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Regulation, a fragrance is "any natural or synthetic substance or substances used solely to impart an odor to a cosmetic product." My view is if it doesn't help my skin or health, I don't need it.
Aqua/Water: DUH. H2O. We good here.
Propylene Glycol: Propylene glycol is a synthetic liquid substance that absorbs water. Propylene glycol is used as a humectant, solvent, and preservative in food and for tobacco products. It is also one of the major ingredients (10–92%), along with vegetable glycerin, of the "e-liquid" and cartridges used in electronic cigarettes (as well as liquid nicotine), where it is aerosolized in the atomizer. I'm going to go with NOPE on this one even though it's considered fairly safe for topical use.
Tocopherol: Fancy name for Vitamin E oil. It is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays a significant role in human health. As an antioxidant, vitamin E helps maintain healthy cells and, subsequently, a healthy body.
Pentaerythrityl Tetra-Di-T-Butyl Hydroxyhydrocinnamate: WUT? Not gonna lie, I had slim hopes in searching this ingredient. From what I can find, this ingredient is used as a product stabilizer and antioxidant. It also appears in many cosmetics and is generally considered safe.
Hexyl Cinnamal: Hexyl cinnamal is a common additive in perfume and cosmetic industry as aroma substance. It is found naturally in the essential oil of chamomile. Let's remember here that "aroma" essential oils are NOT the same grade as therapeutic essential oils. How about we call this a win IF you use therapeutic grade chamomile oils.
Isopropyl Myristate: Isopropyl Myristate is a synthetic oil used as an emollient, thickening agent, or lubricant in beauty products. It is a popular cosmetic and pharmaceutical ingredient and used most often used an an additive in aftershaves, shampoos, bath oils, antiperspirants, deodorants, oral hygiene products, and various creams and lotions. A unique characteristic of Isopropyl Myristate is its ability to reduce the greasy feel caused by the high oil content of other ingredients in a product. This synthetic oil is often added to beauty products to give them a slicker, sheer feel rather than an oily one.
Imperata Cylindrica Root Extract: Imperata cylindrica is also known as Cogon Grass. It is used as an ingredient in the skincare brand Kiehl's Since 1851 Ultra Facial Cream for its "high concentrations of potassium which provides an immediate and lasting hydrating effect… [it] helps skin to store and retain moisture efficiently – even in the driest weather conditions." Their website also states that indigenous native Australians may have used the plant as a substitute for salt due to its high saline content.
Caprylyl Glycol: A humectant and skin conditioning agent that lends moisturization, emollience and wetting properties to many cosmetic solutions. It also functions as a stabilizer and has been shown to increase the antimicrobial activity of other preservatives.
Carbomer: Helps to distribute or suspend an insoluble solid in a liquid. They are also used to keep emulsions from separating into their oil and liquid components. Carbomers are often used to control the consistency and flow of cosmetics and personal care products.
Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer: According to the Cosmetic Database it is also used as a stabilizer, to increase the viscosity of a product and to form a film when applied topically. AACP is commonly found in moisturizers, sunscreen, cleansers and anti-aging skin care in general.
RED: Huge no-no on your skin or in your body. Listed on the Top 10 Toxic Skin Care Ingredients.
GREEN: Generally accepted as safe to use and seems to be an ingredient that makes the product have the benefits it does.
BIG DISCLAIMER: I'm not a doctor. None of this is medical advice, issues a guarantee or promise of cures or results from any of these products or ingredients, and I'm pretty sure it's not FDA-approved wording. It's my own personal research and results. Do your own research and talk to your own healthcare providers. Common sense prevails ya'll!!


One of my favorite things about summer is the warm nights. The luxury of being outside as the sun sets and darkness falls while still in short sleeves, is one of the true pleasures of summer. And, even though our coastal climate dictates that you bring a fleece, and maybe a blanket for extended evening events, I savor the long twilight and late bedtimes of summer.
One of the best ways to embrace the short-lived, but glorious South Sound summer is by taking in an outdoor movie. An experience that harkens back to the days of drive-ins and soda fountains, an outdoor movie viewing is not to be missed. And in Thurston County, we have several venues offering free outdoor cinema this summer. With films ranging from family friendly cartoons to black and white classics, there's bound to be something for everyone in the family.
Lacey's Huntamer Park is the venue for this series of free movies featuring family friendly films. As part of the Lacey In Tune series of outdoor entertainment, the outdoor cinema follows the Saturday night concerts in the park. Concerts start at 7pm and movies begin at dusk. Bring a blanket or a low back chair and find a comfortable spot with your family. The first movie night falls on July 13 and runs each Saturday for five weeks.
Each Friday in August, the Tumwater Parks and Recreation Department hosts outdoor movies at the Tumwater Valley Golf Course. This annual tradition is in its eighth year. This 'always free' event is a guaranteed good time for the entire family. Bring a picnic to eat on the green or visit the River's Edge Restaurant for dinner before the show. The gates open at 7:30 and the movies start at dusk. Only low back chairs and blankets permitted.
The Washington State Capital Museum hosts an outdoor cinema on the lawn of the Lord Mansion each year. Showing classic movies with wide appeal, the event is free, but a donation of $2 is suggested. Movies play each Friday night in August starting on August 2. Doors open at 8pm and a short talk from museum staff is scheduled for 8:50. Movies start 10 minutes later. Bring blankets, low chairs, and the whole family. The final movie of the season isn't a "classic" in its age, but with fall on the horizon, it kicks off the Halloween season that the south Capital neighborhood is so famous for.
While this venue isn't strictly a summer outdoor cinema, and isn't free like the others, the summer tradition of going to the drive-in is too good not to include. With the recent rally by local residents to save the Shelton icon, it seems fitting that we all include a visit to the drive-in this summer. (Read more about the history of Skyline and its fundraising campaign here.) You can view current movies on their website and see what coming attractions are on the horizon. I noted that the new kids movie, "Turbo" is coming soon which means I'll be introducing my kids to the Skyline Drive-In for the first time this summer. Ages twelve and up are $7, ages six to eleven are $2 and under five get in free. Gates open at 8pm, shows are at dusk. Please no outside food or beverages. All proceeds from the concessions at Skyline go directly to their fundraising effort to upgrade to a digital camera.
With four great outdoor movie options in the area, you and your family are bound to find a night to go out with your blankets and enjoy the cinema under the stars.
All the movies offered are great, but the time spent staying up late, snuggling with your kids, and enjoying the rare, warm summer nights are really the big stars of these shows.


Andy grew up in the West Coast of Scotland and finds inspiration from both urban and rural influences on his daily life. Having had a lifelong interest in painting, Andy is a full-time artist and began exhibiting and selling his artwork in 2002.
Andy's focus on buildings, geometric shapes and abstract photography reflects the influence that Glasgow's rich diversity of culture and architecture has had on him throughout his life. He uses street art and graphic design techniques along with the experimental use of traditional and non-traditional mediums to express the beauty of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Andy works with a variety of mediums including oil paint, acrylic paint, spray paint and acrylic ink.


So this weekend a really good friend of Jean and I and my old roomie – Shikara – is celebrating his birthday. We'll be going out for drinks to celebrate tomorrow night and then away next weekend to the Vaal dam to celebrate some more. Freddie is one awesome guy with very strong opinions but one great man of God. He has been such a good friend over the year and a half that I have known him and been great in speaking to about grace and so on. He also helped me during a time that I had found out about my ex dating a friend of mine, when I was the last to know after he'd had ample opportunity to tell me. The whole experience wasn't so great. Shikara and Anneke, my roomies at the time had comforted me with a bottle of red wine between many tears and the next day I had a movie date with Shikara and Freddie. Needless to say, I had the worst hangover the next day and they treated me with so much care and laughter that I can't even begin to say how much I appreciated that. It really had a big impact on me, and since then Freddie and I had a lot of conversations and our friendship grew really strong. Now he has a girlfriend, Ashley, whom I also get along with so well although we don't see them often enough. But they really are such special people! So I'm looking forward to celebrating with these awesome people who have had such a great impact on my life and my relationship with God. It has truly been a blessing.
Then, this weekend also marks a year since Uncle Johann has passed. As September has come to a close and we get closer to October the 14th, I'm left in awe at how much has happened and the growth that has come. The way I see grace and God now, started to change in the time I met Uncle Johann and more of Bernhard's family. A year later, and I would have done so many things differently. But I am still so happy about how close his family and I got and am so thankful for our conversations and for the experience and the precious month I got with him. They were conversations about God and the church and what grace really is. He too had started to see things the way I see them now, and felt that if he pulled through he'd be leaving the NG church and doing things differently, loving differently. A year later and I see the same things and more and too have left the NG church and am in ministry elsewhere. It also bought me closer to many friends and family. Although I have many regrets and things I wished I had done differently, I am really happy. God has radically changed my life in the past year and I am so thankful for the experience and Uncle Johann and his family. This weekend is going to be tough, the whole week has been and has felt very emotional, but my thoughts will also be with his wife and four children and I will find time to celebrate with them somehow as I can't be with them in Wesselsbron. I think Sunday will be a good day to do something special and will work it into my busy weekend.
This weekend, if you can, just take time to cherish those still around you and to reflect on your past year and what has come and gone for you too.
Have a lovely and blessed weekend.
Just an amazing few words shared by an incredible friend and woman of God – Cheryl – that I have to share with you.
As a woman thinks in her heart; so is she. And if she doesn't allow the love of God to seep into her very bones, she will never to be able to love herself in a holistic way and neither will she be able to receive love from others or give love to others in a healthy way. A core of a woman comes alive when she is ignited by the flames of love of her Maker.
This amazing friend never ceases to surprise me with her laughter and incredible wisdom. We met at church, at Grace Life Pretoria and she has spoken into my life so much. She has given me so much prophetic word and we have connected on such incredible levels spiritually. No matter how little we see each other, every time we do, we have such deep and super fun conversations. Not only that, this amazing lady in engaged and getting married to our other brother and friend in Christ in our church, an upcoming leader (or so I think), Christiaan.
So happy to have these two people in our lives and get to be a part of theirs. Feels like we've known them forever although it has only been a few months. But they have been such a blessing to us and others. Just so beautiful how God has bought them together and bought us all together as a family. Amazed!!!
Weirdly enough I am now at a place where God is preparing me for the things He had inscribed on my heart years ago. Since that time I have only ever had glimpses of what He has wanted me to do but in the past few months and especially now, I am slowly seeing it all come together and I am left in awe as I have seen how He has prepared the way and started to bring it all together.
Obviously with all this, there is a requirement of preparation – so continuous research is being done. Reading articles, rapports, books, journals, watching videos made about prisoners and gangs…it is a lot on an intellectual and emotional level but there is a lot of preparation required spiritually too. It really means getting rooted in the Word and in my relationship with God before I go…it has meant looking at myself in all honesty…People and relationships are important. The Body of Christ is important. Very important. The parts of the Body of Christ help in supporting one another and establishing key characteristics needed in everyday life.
In this preparation I have learnt the importance of sharing with others and the importance of including others…if you don't – they feel left out and like you are shutting them out, which might sound weird in a sense, or at first it did for me – because I did feel like this was something God has for me and it has nothing to do with anybody else…it is my gift, my treasure, something God placed in MY heart…but the more I look at it and think about this issue, the more I realize it isn't just mine…that I am being selfish…in the beginning it was mine, given to me, but God wants me to share it…it is like grace..He gives it to us and first when we find the little treasure, we want to keep it and cherish it…constantly opening our own hands in which it was placed, to just look at it and admire it and just soak it all in, but once you have and you're saturated and you realize just how beautiful it is…you can't help but want to share it and feel you need to share it because if you don't you just might burst. It would just be selfish not to, right?! It is so good, you just have to!
So what am I talking about? I want to work in the prisons… I am all for supporting the raped, the hurt, the victims…but long ago, God placed the other side of that coin upon my heart…the murders, the liars, the convicted, the rapists…that is what I want to do…the gang members…the youth that go into the gang life..who end up in prison and those who live on the outside of prison… That's as far as all people know. Many cannot understand that.
But I have come to know many like them…I have also watched enough footage to feel something different for these people… Watching and observing these people, I have come to know they are no different from us…We all want the same things and they are just as scared, if not more than us, of vulnerability… They shy away from it, just like us, but we all do long to be vulnerable…all of us do…and we long to be accepted even when we are vulnerable and only when that happens…that acceptance and love that takes place when being vulnerable, does change come. Vulnerability is what ties us… And vulnerability doesn't have to be as bad a thing as the world has made it. And the biggest lesson I have and am learning is that – if I can't be completely vulnerable in front of God or others, no preparation in this world will prepare me for what God wants to do with these people and with me on this journey of working with convicts in prison.
So to those I have not been able to be vulnerable with, I am sorry and I hope I will have that chance again. I hope others will be able to learn from this too. Love casts out all fear. So as God has showed me and said to me, I will say to you – DO NOT FEAR.
Today I have the privilege of announcing that one of my favorites has turned the BIG 21!!!!! This little man is now legal all over the world…and a whole lot older!
Wishing we could be home to celebrate with him but it's all good. We will see him soon… Can't believe how time has flown. Now this little yet very big man of ours will be leaving back to the U.S soon and then he has also decided to study Criminal Psychology and Forensics while he is there. Something I too am interested in. All I can say is that I am soooo proud about how far he has come and the kind of man he has become and still is growing into. No matter what he does we will stand behind him and support him in any way possible.
He is the coolest person we could have ever asked for and so supportive of us. We love him to bits and cherish him so much. Although we don't get to see each other as often anymore, our bond continues to grow stronger and the times we do spend together are always fun and deeply cherished. I don't think he always realizes exactly how much we love and miss him….how proud he does make us… He's always scared of disappointing us but without a doubt I can say, he never has!!!
So a BIG happy birthday to one of the most special guys in my life!!! We love you lots Kelly!!!!!
Kelly & I!!! Love you lots lil man….
Today I'm feeling a little cloudy… Mixed emotions…I should be super excited because I'm going home for a couple of days but my emotions are feeling a little mixed.
This morning I got to chat to Lala again.. It just always seems to amaze me how God knows exactly what our needs are all the time and how sufficient His love and grace is in every part of our life. It was good to talk to her but now I'm feeling bummed because she won't be home when I'm there & I know we've both been feeling a little homesick. But I am glad to see that she enjoyed picking strawberries today and suddenly I'm longing to be in Germany, to have fun and do that with her.
On the other hand, this day feels like it has been going too quickly and that I haven't had enough time to see Jean…as the time draws closer to my leaving tonight, I'm feeling bummed that he can't come home with me at this moment and visit the family. But he has to work and I totally understand…and this was so unplanned anyway.
But I am stoked and excited to be going home. Seeing mates, my family as well as see the beach again. Apparently it has been raining and I haven't seen rain in months. So as excited as I am to go out to the beach and chill, I'm also looking forward to the rainy days where I can cuddle up with a cup of tea and a good book!
Either way, feeling clouded or not, I really am hoping to make the best of these last few days before studying starts again.


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Space Station! Space Station! Space Station! | Spaceship! Spaceship! Spaceship!
Space Station! Space Station! Space Station!
Whilst we're flush with spaceships, I don't think I've ever blogged a space station. So I'm really pleased Damien Labrousse not only built an awesome one, he built a Classic Space one too!
This little beauty is actually loads bigger than it looks (those are 4×4 black and yellow round bricks, not 2×2 round plates) and the moment I saw it I thought it would be a great place to dock my Classic Space Carrier. I especially like the way there's classic space pieces used in the construction, like the grey metal detectors used to hold up the flaps on the central vane thing. I can't wait to see more photos of the top side.
Update: Damien snapped the top side too and it lives up to all my expectations.
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Dyldam Parramatta Eels Assistant Coach Peter Gentle says the Blue and Gold will be expecting a direct attack from the Bulldogs' forward pack in tonight's 8th-vs-9th match up at ANZ Stadium.
Gentle says the Eels have no illusions about how fired up the eighth-placed Bulldogs side will be coming off four straight losses.
"The Bulldogs are in a similar position we were a few weeks back," Gentle said.
The Eels side will be looking to bag a fourth straight win this week, and Gentle admits preparation for the game has been tweaked slightly to account for the additional load of a short turnaround from the side's trip to Darwin, and the loss of Junior Paulo (suspension) and Peni Terepo (lee injury) from the forward pack.
"We've had to back off a little bit with, not so much the intensity, but the load," Gentle said.
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I can't confirm this info. Maybe you know better but I read somewhere that they have two flags. The white flag they use normally and when going out for a fight, they use the black one. I don't know whether this info is correct or not. Maybe you can confirm it.
Apart from the black flag, there are some traits of the army of Imam Mahdi and ISIS is far from those traits. Indeed I guess, ISIS will play the role of Sufyani and his army which will be swallowed by the earth in the Arab peninsula somewhere near Shaam I guess.
I believe that Afghan Taliban has those traits and it will be the bulk of Imam Mahdi's Army followed by the sincere ones in Al Qaeda and other genuine organizations. Al Qaeda also has black flag and it is a possibility that when the right time comes, the army from Afghanistan and the Arab world combines under the leadership of Imam Mahdi and choose the black flag as the flag of the united front.
We can not 'force' the events to occur according to prophecies.
Indeed. Nor we can force the things according to the Hadith.
Yet we can change ourselves to fall according to the Hadith. And just because there is confusion about the authenticity of Hadiths it does not mean that these Ahadith should not be analyzed. It certainly devolves upon the Ulama to do this task. When they, the Ulama, do not do the needful then the field is left open to the likes of Imran Hossein. He is nor less of a bad influence than Nematullah Shah Wali , or rather those people who modified his words or in the extreme who created the fiction called Nematullah.
But I do agree with the uneasiness created by the ground situation in the Gulf. I also understand reluctance of Ulama to delve into these matters.
If the things were not critical I certainly would have loved to ask the Ulama about the status of those who gave their lives thinking that they are acting in accordance to Islam while we think they were not on the right path.
I started reading the research article by CM Naim. It begins by attributing the Conspiracy to Wahhabis and then moved on the Sufis ( the ones who will be termed Barelwis today) and by that time I lost interest. The author did not hesitate to drag Sir Syed into mud.
I do understand the secular stand on miracles. As I understand the teachings of Islam I realize that miracles of Prophets and the miracles of Elders are nothing to sneer at - in fact this sneering is antithetic to faith.
Then there is this problem of our stand on miracles of Elders in modern times where the modern, liberal, Progressive, democratic way of life. I personally do not see any need to share these things with the people with that mindset.
So ultimately it devolves to the authenticity of Nematullah Shah Wali and his prophecies from the Islamic point of view. That will be a nice thing to have - the status of these prophecies according to our own scholars.
I am not waiting even for that. I am only worried about the problems of Muslims today for these affect me in various ways. I would like to see a way out for Muslims from these troubles. If not the predictions of Nematullah Shah Wali then I do certainly need the End of Time Hadiths for there I see many signs of hope for Muslims the world over.
Agreed sir...Ahadeeth are what we should be looking for and the ahadeeth about end times not only gives us hope,it instructs us how to act in any particular situation,it gives strategies to be adopted,it tells about safety measures to be taken, it helps us analysing some very complex situations and gives solutions...our prophet صَل الله عليه و سلم never left us without guidance, may Allah SWT reward him immensely . Amin !
I agree on each point ya akhi.
Last night when these things were going on in my mind I was getting a feeling that this Kashf of Nematullah Shah Wali has perhaps gone down the drain just like the Gospel of Barnabas in case of the Bible.
For both of these things we Muslims are to be blamed.
Fortunately the loss of the Gospel of Barnabas for us is not such a bad thing after all. The reason is the following. Gospel of Barnabas had explicit name of our beloved Prophet Muhammed SAW as the Prophet to come. Muslims wrote so many comments on it that the Christians got an excuse to discredit it completely.
Luckily the phrase 'Altogether Praiseworthy' in the Bible of today is really Mohammadeim in the original and hence we have the actual name of Rasoolallah SAW mentioned in the Bible. So even if the Gospel of Barnabas went down the drain we have no cause to grieve.
It was Shaikh Ahmed deedat who used this point to full effect. Even Shaikh Shabbir Ally has failed to utilize that angle in his approach to the full and he damaged his own strategy by relying on phony things like number 19 in the Qur'an.
In case of the prophecies of Nematullah Shah Wali we have suffered the same fate. People like CM Naim, our own man, have gone whole hog to dig in the grave that was started by those people who started meddling with the Prophecies. Those too accurate descriptions of the Mughals are so damning.
Yet, luckily, the Ahadith in this regard are specific enough to give us a lot of reassurance in present times because these foretell of coming respite for the Muslim Ummah. Of course the pesky thing is the difficult time we have to face before we see the light at the end of the tunnel and come out of it.
In that context I have to bring in Shaikh Imran Hossein in again and again with sadness in my heart. He is not clearing the waters but muddying them.
This finally brings me back to the crux again - that we can not be dogmatic about these issues. As the wise people have been advising us that this has been going on ever since the arrival and departure of beloved Prophet PBUH that we have been thinking of the end being imminent.
So back to laundry and all that.
I keep talking about encroachment of the west on the life space of Muslims the world over. The same is true for India too with only very minor variations. Here in India we are at the receiving end of the wrath of the Saffron while the so called secular milieu has mostly been pandering to the so called Soft Hindutva and even earlier it was only quantitatively different from the Saffron, not qualitatively.
The seize of the Muslim World by these forces is really so strong that the Muslims do feel as if their senses have been completely frozen.
Professor Mahmood Mamdani cribbed in his seminal book called the Good Muslim, Bad Muslim that it is virtually impossible to criticize Israel in the US.
In UK they are in the process of doing even better - to make criticism of Zionism on par with ant-Semitism.
I keep writing along these lines. I have been doing it ever since I came to MS. In fact I had gone into this mode to some extent in Sunni Forum days itself.
Does it reach my brothers and sisters? From the reactions it is clear that some of the brothers do connect with me. Then there are others who came from some where and they go some where else not taking anything from MS (or from SF). We can say nothing about them.
What about the rest? Well mine is an academic task and that is what I have been doing. By now I have some clarity about the shape of things. In this endeavour I need help and for that I do not need too many people. A few are sufficient. Of course these few should have some minimum academic abilities. Of course I am not looking for genius.
But genius would not only be welcome but really wonderful. And this is a sore point. Why are Muslims with good abilities putting their weight behind the Ummah and their abilities and capabilities in support of Ummah? I have some views about that too but that will take me too far along the digression.
To summarize I am trying to do the academic work for the purpose of bringing the Ummah of Rasoolallah SAW out of the seize under which the external forces are keeping it.
One question that can be asked in this regard is why not take the Khurasan route. Well Khurasan route will not be clear before disappearance of Sufiyani's army between Syria and Arab. That is the real practical problem.
Secondly I am in that age group where physical leadership belongs to army generals (or Rasoolallah SAW!) while people like me are not fit enough to venture.
Thirdly my feeling is that Khurasan paradigm may not need fresh volunteers for the Muslim world does not lack armies.
Fourthly - someone has to do the academic work in today's world. Even in his days Rasoolallah SAW did not ignore it.
Finally just because we approach the problem academically it does not mean that the west will take to us very kindly. They certainly will be left speechless but not action-less. Remember anything that doe not suit their aims, objectives, their interests they try to make it look bad, illegal, unwanted and evil.
I can give many an examples but will cite only two.
One. India was playing cricket with Australia - in their country. India was dominating the game and hence the stadium was nearly deserted. They enjoy the game only if Australia is dominating the visiting team. The so called sporting and objective west.
Two. Edward Said's Orientalism came like a on bricks on the western academia. So what was the criticism they found for it? Well they said that the book is anti-west. there you are.
Remember that Rasoolallah SAW's friction was not with the west - that is the Christian world today. It was mostly with the Jewish people and the Pagans. But soon the Christian west was on Muslim necks with most horrible campaigns in military history - the Crusades. These created havoc on Muslim world for an extended period. And when Muslims defeated these the west did not take it kindly. There came the round two called colonialism. This round was accompanied with some additional weapons that the Muslim World has still not understood completely - this is the academic weapon. It is called orientalism.
This is what the Muslim world should focus upon. This is what has been occupying my energies.
I hope in my attempt to clarify the things I have not made it more incomprehensible.
Whenever he was asked about the violence against the Muslims in Gujarat he retorted most pompously, "Mere Gujarat nu logon mein mat banto". Do not divide my Gujarat into sects.
As if we do not know what he meant.
I am sure the bigots were laughing with glee.
I am sure the closet Sanghis knew what his trickery.
Then they thought that the Muslims will be the ones who will be fooled.
It took a little while more to completely subdue the Christians. that task is all but complete by now.
The left is nearly completely under seize.
Sikhs were silenced long back in 1984.
Of course they have a very big heart, do they not accommodate the South Indians who are so dark in complexion?
And have you forgotten the episode where a north-east lady was asked in a posh party as to what was her going rate, after all they supposed to be call girls only.
I can tell you - you can not trust the Saffron to define India. Resign all your hopes on this front.
I have said it several times that Hassan Nisar keeps criticizing without coming to concrete ways to sort out the mess in Pakistan in particular and Muslim world in general.
My feeling was that though his criticism was genuine yet it only served to discourage Muslims from doing something about it. Like all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy similarly all criticism makes a person lose enthusiasm.
I thought of turning tables on him by taking him to task for this failing. Yet a few brothers at the forum disagreed with my strategy. Their reasons were along the lines of the observation that no one takes him seriously in Pakistan he does not have even nuisance value but merely comic and silly profile.
I am not buying these arguments but I have changed my mind about him. I will not go after him. Earlier too I agreed with his observations about the sicknesses with Muslim society and I do so now.
If he keeps complaining about these then that is not only his right but his duty too. And he has been doing that. It is true that all complains and complains all the time may do little for alleviating the situation of the Muslims but now I have resigned to the fact that he is at least complaining.
May Allah SWT guide me and may He guide him on the right path.
I suppose I should have little more confidence in my own assessment and I should rely less on other people's instincts.
Some of you will remember an atheist man from Australia called Russell who was on the Sunni Forum.
During the discussions with other non-Muslims I got the feeling that if we be very friendly and compassionate with them then our Dawah will have a better effect. In many of the threads it was happening that the non-Muslims were being challenged or dealt in a tough manner.
In case of above mentioned man I used the soft approach with the posture of reasonable believer. He He listened to all. My impression was that the friendly approach has worked. I was mistaken. He swallowed everything, hook, line and sinker and then made his reverse attack of utter and complete rejection compounded with enough amount of derision.
My experiment had failed. I was the one who got it wrong.
Yet I am saying that I should have trusted my own instincts rather than relying on others because of another angle. Our Tablighi people tell us that Islam spread because of the character of the Muslims and we should make our character a good one and that will be sufficient as Dawah.
While our Tablighi brothers, I am sorry to say, are simply hiding their lack of courage to do Dawah to non-Muslims, their assertion has limitations even on the basis of its internal value. Rasoolallah SAW was Rasoolallah, may peace and blessings of Allah SWT be upon him. We meager Muslims can not even produce the character of an Elder of later times, even our own times. So this character building Party Line is just bogus.
I am saying this after yet another failed attempt on this character line of argument. I am not the only one but there were many Muslims who were giving the character line of argument to a lady on the net. Even if we ignore those who were there just for the female company many were there for Dawah only and the result is just zero, cipher, nil.
Have a look at her video here.
I shall not, IA, allow her sentiments to go unanswered but I am a bit angry with myself for not taking the revelation seriously where Allah SWT tells us that non-Muslims will not stop of short anything till you become just like them. What a bojo I have been.
The lesson? Well the lesson is that Dawah is Dawah. All you have to say is that,"Brother/Sister our Lord created us to worship Him and the only authentic way to worship Him today is Islam and I invite you most cordially to that way of life, please accept it and in case you reject it then please understand that if you accept it then you have a great reward in the hereafter and in cse you choose to reject it then the responsibility in the hereafter is all yours for in that case my beloved prophet SAW has warned of very grave consequences".
If it is dry, so be it. If it sounds ominous, so be it. If it is not inviting enough so be it.
Then there will be people who will take the sweet approach. That is valid. The only lacuna is that they should be ready to bear the shock and dejection of rejection.
Of course there is no need to be aggressive and abrasive.
But more certainly there is no need to invest emotionally in those who are not already in the fold of Islam. There is a chance of them accepting our Dawah but the consequences are more of rejection. This is there in the Noble Qur'an. Few people accept the truth.
One of the most pesky problems is that Deoband never decided to deal with the Barelwis comprehensively. Of course this is also true that neither did the Salafis but that is no consolation at all. They, the Barelwis, have separated their dress from the rest of the Muslims, the Prayer call and the Prayer itself. Look for the differences, you will get these very loud and clear. By now it has become a separate sect as robust as the Shias. Sadly this happened under our nose. Of course our Scholars do make a lot of song about Refutation of Barelwis but none of it comes down to action on the ground. The reason? The commitment to unity of Ummah. We work for unity of the Muslim Ummah and not the division, they, our scholars, say. Well let me assure everyone concerned that the State will never act against any innovation. We are living in modern times and the State is never going to worry about theological matters. And then you have the Barelwis taking over your Mosques by force. You want examples? Please do not. I shall feel offended. To say that we are on Haq is one thing and to develop cold feet when it comes to real problems of life is a vastly different thing. My impression is that Barelwism has become an insoluble problem on par with Shiaism. What is more worrying is that they, the Barelwis, are more inclined towards the Shias than the Sunnis. And that is in spite of the fact that they, the Barelwis, have snatched away the title Sunni from you. What a miserable mess we have made of ourselves. By the way I am not available to solve this problem. I am too busy doing my academic bit about the worldly problems faced by the Muslim Ummah today.
Who dares to call me crazy?
It is my guess that this guy is an Arab - his eloquence says it for me.
Please do not get distracted by the so called possibility of Barelwis coming closer to us because of the case of Asia Bibi. I am surprised that even people like Mufti Adnan Sahab Kakakhail have been taken in by this chimera. We are deluding ourselves.
Hallmark of Rasoolallah SAW's way is not get cheated and in this matter, beginning with the case of Mumtaz Qadri, we have shown to be very acting in a manner that betrays very gullible part of our psyche.
The channel says his name is "Sabur Khan."
Maybe some of his antecedents were Arab.


This webpage is about the ancestor of many Gillettes, the William Gillette who was residing in Milford, Connecticut in 1722, married to Elizabeth Welch.
There is conflicting data about William's birth. Some of his descendants have accepted the tradition that he came from France as a Huguenot minister in 1688. This "1688" tradition presents some difficulties, not the least of which is the math involved when his age is considered, and his marriage date, and the dates of the births of his children. Others believe those who have said that he was born in Wethersfield, Connecticut in 1699, the son of John Gillette and Sarah Tryon.
For the consideration of those who hold the "Huguenot" view, it may be worthwhile to note that the John Gillette just mentioned as possibly William's father, was descended from an earlier "Rev. William Gillette," (father of Jeremiah, Jonathan and Nathan Gillette) whose family background (though he himself was in England) IS believed by most to be (earlier) from French Huguenots. Do you understand? This fact could have provided fertile ground for an easy mixup. In other words, the mixup could have simply occured because two men in the same family were named "William." Descendants may have had info passed down to them that this family's ancient background was Huguenot, plus some may have heard that indeed "our ancestor was named William Gillette." But, they could have taken the William in 1722 Milford to be "the" Huguenot ancestor, when in fact the earlier William was "the" ancestor William who was of Huguenot background. The "earlier" William to whom I refer is Rev. William Gillette, Rector of the church at Chaffcombe, England, who was the great grandfather of the above-mentioned John. On the other hand, maybe we will yet find out that the Milford William was indeed himself a Huguenot from France, and the mistake was thinking him to be the William born in Connecticut in 1699 (son of John & Sarah).
Regardless of where this "1722 Milford William" was born, and where he spent his youth, it is a fact that he was in Milford in 1722 and married Elizabeth Welch there in that year.
All researchers on this William can use that as a reliable "anchor," whether they have received the "born in Connecticut in 1699" tradition or the "adult Huguenot from France in 1688" tradition.
was sharing information on the Tibbals family in America. It said the site was "edited in 1985 by Jim Tibbals from letters written by Ethel Tibbals Osborne in 1966," and in the contact info it said "send e-mail to: jim.tibbals@ cogeco.ca" (Type that with no spaces).
"Of the original settlers of MILFORD, Thomas Tibbals, Thomas Tapping, Robert Treat, John Sherman, John Fletcher, Geo. Hubbard, Richard Miles and Andrew (last name missing), were FROM WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT."
A little digging off on the side does indeed show that in the 1700s many Milford people had Wethersfield cousins, and that numerous Milford residents did in fact come there from Wethersfield.
The William Gillette we have here under discussion may have been just one more instance of that, and may indeed have been the son of John Gillette, as some genealogists have asserted.
Various researchers of this "Milford" William, and some of his descendants, have him written as mentioned above as "Rev." William Gillette, a clergyman. There is brief mention of him as "Rev. William Gillette, M.D." in a book by L. A. Platts. Some records referred to him as a "Dr." William Gillette, a medical doctor, or a religious one, as in "Doctor of Divinity" and so it could end up being written as "William Gillette, D.D.," or, "William Gillette, M.D.". Some of those who have received the "Huguenot from France" tradition, have it that he was both a practicing physician and a clergyman, and that in times of religious persecution he was able to visit members of his flock in France using the excuse that he was their visiting doctor. Some have it that he worked also as a blacksmith in Milford, CT in the 1720s.
So, it might be wise to keep an eye out for "blacksmith" and "doctor" or "Dr." or "M.D." and "Rev." when doing research on him.
He married Elizabeth Welch at Milford, November 14, 1722. She was the daughter of Thomas Welch and Elizabeth Peck.
The research of Flora Clark states, "He lived in Milford at least from 1722 to 1756, but in 1760 was living in Huntington, N.Y., where his son Elisha was a minister. I have he d. Milford June 5, 1780, tho said to have lived to be 92."
Note for future reference the discrepancy of death at 92 with death in 1780 which would have made him 80 years old. Neither of course is compatible with him coming from France as a full grown adult in 1688, already having been a pastor, for years.
1. Elizabeth. b. Nov. 5, 1723 at Milford, married Giles Oviatt of Milford. A known son of theirs was William Oviatt.
2. William bp Mar. 14, 1725, died at age 7 months, Oct 19, 1726.
3. Another William, b. ca 1727 mar 1st at Milford Sept 7, 1749 to Phebe Terrill b about 1726, daught of Daniel Terrill & Zeruiah Canfield. Married 2nd, Rebecca Wilkinson Daught of John Wilkinson & Hannah Langstff.
4. Abel. One record says "b 26 Jan 1729/30" and another says "b Jan 21, 1723-29 bp Jan 26 1729." Resided at NEW Milford 1760, member St Johns Episcopal church, there. He is in the 1790 census there.
5. John, bp Mar 7, 1731 at Milford, baptized on 7 Mar 1731 in First Congregational Society, Mar on 5 Aug 1753 at Milford Comfort Plumb of Milford, Comfort was daught of Benjamin Plumb & Elisabeth Camp. A known son of John & Comfort was Benjamin Gillette.
6. Elisha (Rev. Elisha Gillette) b Aug 17, 1733, d May 1830 according to Griffins Journal, married 1st to Sarah or Lucy Buckingham at Milford, Apr 13, 1753. Note that some records call her Sarah and some say Lucy. This "Miss Buckingham" is also said by some records to be daught of John Buckingham & Kesiah Clark. Elisha married 2nd "widow Hannah Platt" some time before 1781 and the family lived from then on in Suffolk County on Long Island. But another account wrote that "ELISHA 'JILLIT' WIDOWER m. HANNAH PLATT, 10 SEPT 1777 @ HUNTINGTON FIRST CHURCH." If this is correct it provides the alternative possibility that Elisha was the widowed person rather than Hannah Platt. of course both parties could have been widowed.
In any case, between his first and second wives Elisha was father to ten children, Sarah, Fidelio, Lucinda, Elisha, Elizabeth, Paul, Phoebe, Daniel, baby Zebulon, died, 2nd Zebulon.
7. Zebulon, bp Aug 17, 1735, d age 1 yr 30 mos.
8. Another Zebulon, born abt 1737, d at Milford in 1810 ae 73. Married Mary Bryan who d Milford 1829. Mary was daught of Ebenezer Bryan & Abigail Smith. Zebulon might have been in Woodbury in 1785, but in 1790 Milford census. Zebulon & Mary had Bryan, William, Elisabeth, and Mary (or Polly).
9. Sarah b 12 Apr 1745, d 11 Apr 1746.
Although the town of Milford in New Haven County was William's home, it appears he had an extensive stay with his son Elisha's family in Huntington, Suffolk County, on Long Island, NY. He is recorded as there in 1760, and he apparently also left his footprint in NEW Milford, in CT and in Piscataway, New Jersey.
Why Piscataway? His son Elisha Gillette founded the Seventh Day Baptist Church on Long Island. This church was actually a "branch" of the Piscataway, NJ church. Stated differently, the church at Piscataway was the "mother church" to Elisha's church on Long Island. Elisha was a member of the Piscataway church. Although born in Milford, CT, Elisha settled on Long Island around 1750, all the while maintaining active association with the Piscataway church. He is found present there in 1769, although a resident of Suffolk County on Long Island, NY. He was ordained to the ministry in the Seventh Day Baptist church at Piscataway in 1786. He went on to found the church at Long Island, but always remained a member of the Piscataway church even after the Long Island church was established, and regularly paid visits to the mother church at Piscataway, attending all of the official ministerial functions, church conventions, and etc.
It would seem possible that William's presence in Piscataway was due to Elisha's work there. In other words, William might simply have gone to where his son was. Perhaps Elisha was caring for his father in William's latter years. But another possibility to consider is that William was taking a "religious" interest in his son's ministry. Several historical sources call William Gillette a clergyman who believed in the seventh day (Saturday) sabbath, as did, of course the Seventh Day Baptists themselves. In fact at least one book calls him a Seventh Day Baptist minister. If that is so, we might suppose that it was not necessarily William "aligning with" Elisha, but possibly that Elisha was brought up in his father's beliefs.
The death & burial of William Gillette (husband of Elizabeth Welch) is said by some to have been at Milford, but said by others to have been at NEW Milford. Yet others say Lyme, CT: In the book Memoir of Rev. Daniel Holbrook Gillette by his brothers, W. B. Gillette, of Piscataway and Rev. Abram Dunn Gillette, of Philadelphia, they write of their ancestor, this same William Gillette. They also are among those who thought he was a Huguenot from France, and, that he observed the seventh day as the sabbath, as well. And they wrote (on page 4) "Dr. Wm. Gillette died at the advanced age of ninety, and lies buried in LYME, Conn."
We hope that new research will be done on this William Gillette, solving the discrepancies, CHIEFLY the contradiction of his being born in Wethersfield, CT vs his coming from France as an adult, and filling in the gaps.
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Northern road along ponds in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
A stone Lodge near Leach Pond and Visitor Center in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
A pond in northern end of Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, September 6, 2004
White pine cone among purple leaves near Leach Pond and Farm House in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
A maple leaf on a log near Morse Loop Trail in Borderland State Park. North Easton, October 16, 2004
A toadstool and club mosses among fall leaves near Friends Trail in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
A toadstool among fall leaves near a road between ponds in Borderland State Park. North Easton, October 16, 2004
A toadstool among purple leaves near Leach Pond and Farm House in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
A fern among purple leaves near Leach Pond and Farm House in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
Coral(?) mushrooms in northern Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, September 6, 2004
Armillaria(?) mushrooms in northern Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, September 6, 2004
Witch s Butter mushroom near Morse Loop Trail in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
Sassafras leaf on Morse Loop Trail in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
Old Man of the Woods (Strobilomyces floccopus) mushroom in northern Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, September 6, 2004
Coral mushrooms among leaves near northern road in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
A toadstool among fall leaves and pine needles near Friends Trail in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, October 16, 2004
Mushrooms near ponds in Borderland State Park. North Easton, Massachusetts, January 2, 2005


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ALOCAY HOLDINGS LIMITED
Address: Εστίας, 8, Βιομηχανική Περιοχή Παλλουριώτισσας 1041, Λευκωσία, Κύπρος ░░░░░░░░░░░░░
ALOCAY HOLDINGS LIMITED is registered in Cyprus at 25/10/95 as a(n) Limited Company. The Registration Number for this Cyprus Limited Company as held by the Official Government of the Cyprus Registrar Of Companies is HE74635. The Organisation Status is Active. There are 4 Officials currently on file. The address of the company is Εστίας, 8, Βιομηχανική Περιοχή Παλλουριώτισσας 1041, Λευκωσία, Κύπρος. As for the officials as seen at the Official Cyprus Registrar at the point in time when the data were collected ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΣ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΥ holds the position of Director, ΖΩΗ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΥ holds the position of Director, ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΥ holds the position of Director, ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΣ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΥ holds the position of Secretary. There are might be more directors and secretaries that are not currently listed in this description as the information represent a point in time in the past. To check the current status of this Cyprus Company collecting data from various sources please order a report.
Active Name: ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΣ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΥ Role: Director Potentially Affiliated Companies: 83 Appointed on: ░░░░░░░
Active Name: ΖΩΗ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΥ Role: Director Potentially Affiliated Companies: 5 Appointed on: ░░░░░░░
Active Name: ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΥ Role: Director Potentially Affiliated Companies: 13 Appointed on: ░░░░░░░
Active Name: ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΣ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΥ Role: Secretary Potentially Affiliated Companies: 83 Appointed on: ░░░░░░░
SOUTHBAY INVESTMENTS LIMITED
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WOODMARK SERVICES LIMITED
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ZARATEK LIMITED
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KENICROWN LIMITED
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NEW WORLD FINANCE LIMITED
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BN 1333
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ΔΙΑΝΟΜΕΙΣ ΤΣΙΜΕΝΤΟΥ ΒΑΣΙΛΙΚΟΥ ΛΙΜΙΤΕΔ
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KPMG PEAT MARWICK
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METALIMPO LIMITED
HE 5267
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PANHARTICO LIMITED
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GLOBALSTAR HOLIDAYS
EE 14867
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PAN. APOSTOLOU AGENCIES LIMITED
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AP. PRESTIGE
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C.A. APOSTOLOU SERVICES
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NOSTRADAMUS A.L. LIMITED
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ΤΡΙΗΡΗΣ ΕΠΕΝΔΥΤΙΚΗ ΛΙΜΙΤΕΔ
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NETWORK RENT A CAR LIMITED
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P & AP LUCKY BET LIMITED
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DAKTARI TRAVEL & TOURS LIMITED
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Λ.Α. ΠΟΓΙΑΤΙΣΜΑΤΑ ΣΠΙΤΙΩΝ ΛΙΜΙΤΕΔ
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GLOBAL IMPEX CO LIMITED
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M & L APOSTOLOU GIFTWARE LIMITED
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TRIERIS SECURITIES LIMITED
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DRAGONEX LIMITED
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Q: Command to update only a single package via composer We have a third party API (Recurly) installed in our site. That site was built with Laravel. The version of that API is now outdated and I want to update the version via composer.
From the Recurly I have got the following instruction to upgrade the version
In composer.json file update the line of code from "recurly/recurly-client": "2.8." to "recurly/recurly-client": "2.12. . And this will upgrade your client library AND your API version. Once you do this, please run a composer update in your terminal->active directory w/ Recurly and it will update you:
Now I have seen many suggestion not to run composer update command in live production server.
But Can I run the composer update only for single package. for an example
«composer update recurly/recurly-client»
If so in that case can you please suggest me what will be the command. I have not found the exact command to run the composer update only to update one single library
Our application built on laravel. This is the screenshot of our main folder structure

composer.json file and composer.lock files are under this folder  /home/alphacyrus/
And I can see recurly and recurly client folder under vendor folder. inside /home/alphacyrus/
So it is like /home/alphacyrus/vendor/recurly/recurly-client

We have cpanel Terminal option.

What is the command to update the single package (recurly) via composer
I have seen the link this question is associated to. I have read it. But I still have some confusion as i am not experienced. So for my case will the command be
composer.phar update recurly/recurly-client

or
composer update recurly/recurly-client

or something else

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Discussion in 'The Bar' started by CreamyBone, Sep 2, 2010.
Been to busy trying to build this site to even get over there.
OMG who left the door open..are we sure we want GHP here???
FM came back and says "are we kicking again..I am a better friend than not" and i was thinking..i wasnt even here..wtf did ya do kick him out?


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In the not too distant future, with the face of the planet having been ravaged and torn apart by decades of hostilities, the world's top minds have been tasked with creating more devious and devastating ways of waging war. The time for diplomacy has long since passed. The time for advanced warmongering is upon us.
One of the biggest differences from the classic game is the addition of commanders: land, naval, space, nuclear, and diplomat. These fill a number of roles with the most basic function being to act as an improved army unit, enabling players to roll eight-sided dice rather than the typical six-sided, but perhaps the most important function of the commanders is allowing the purchase and use of cards of various types. The addition of these cards, and in particular the addition of the Advanced Tech Command Deck, has a huge effect upon the gaming dynamics.
With the addition of these Advanced Tech Command Cards the board is opened up making no position impregnable and no attack a certainty. With these cards in use, the game is more fluid, with gaming positions and strategies needing to be constantly shifted.


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No Lille response
By Becki Cookson
Everton have received no response from authorities in Lille to the security issues that arose during the Europa League game in October 2014.
A letter highlighting the Club's concerns over the way supporters were treated by authorities in the French city in the days surrounding the side's Europa League encounter with LOSC Lille, was sent to a selection of senior bodies in this country, France and Switzerland in November.
The letter was penned by Goodison officials following lengthy consultation with fan groups in the wake of the match.
Two months on and the Club confirmed that they had not received a response to that letter from the Prefecture of Lille.
Officials from UEFA's security department did respond, confirming they will utilise the information provided by the club ahead of preparations for Euro 2016 in France, whilst the letter was positively received by the FA's security unit who were keen to be made aware of any formal response from officials in Lille.
The UK Football Policing Unit were also keen to be kept aware of any response, specifically with a view to planning for Euro 2016.
Becki Cookson
LJMU Journalism graduate & aspiring sports journalist Writer for GrandOldTeam


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Metal Sucks Video: Italian Dude Turns Ten Metal Classics Into Rap Songs Watch Iron & Wine Cover GWAR's "Sick of...
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Video: Italian Dude Turns Ten Metal Classics Into Rap Songs
Italy's Red Sky, a self-described "rapper/guitarist who makes music without genre," has released a video in which he turns classic metal tunes by bands like Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Slayer, and Pantera into rap songs… and it's actually not as bad as it sounds. I mean, I wish he wasn't wearing the ridiculous commedia dell'arte mask, and I can't imagine buying an album full of this, but it didn't make me wanna reach through my computer and punch the dude, either.
Enjoy… or get totally outraged. Whichever you prefer.
Tags: black sabbath, Children of Bodom, dark tranquillity, guns n' roses, iron maiden, megadeth, metallica, pantera, red sky, slayer, system of a down
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