If you or someone you know are looking for an animal companion, please check your local shelters first or a site like PETFINDER.COM, who works with rescue organizations.
Gabi says "Rescues make the best furbabies!"
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His work was discussed in the film, What the Bleep do We Know.
1. Love Stinks -- J. Geils Band |
2. I Hate Myself For Loving You -- Joan Jett & the Blackhearts |
3. Everything About You -- Ugly Kid Joe |
4. Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn'tve) -- Buzzcocks |
5. Love Will Tear Us Apart -- Joy Division |
6. Pictures of You -- Cure |
7. Answering Machine -- Replacements |
8. You're No Good -- Linda Ronstadt |
9. I'm Not In Love -- 10cc |
10. Love Hurts -- Gram Parsons |
11. Who Loves the Sun -- Velvet Underground |
12. Glad to See You Go -- Ramones |
Swedenborg's theological writings have elicited a range of responses. Toward the end of Swedenborg's life, small reading groups formed in England and Sweden to study the truth they saw in his teachings and several writers were influenced by him, including William Blake, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Baudelaire, Balzac, WB Yeats and Carl Jung. Many people during Swedenborg's time considered his writings, which were published anonymously to be absolute rubbish and in 1768 a heresy trial was initiated in Sweden in 1768 against Swedenborg's writings and two men who promoted these ideas.
By the early 1800's, the first Swedenborgian Church had been built in America. In addition to his legendary sowing of seeds in the Midwestern wilderness, Johnny Appleseed carried with him all of the Swedenborgian publications he could procure and distributed them wherever the opportunity was presented. Hellen Keller was also a follower.
The Swedenborgian movement is still active today (Peter Gyllenhaal father to Jake and Maggie, was raised within it), though mostly through the Retreat and Renewal Centers and maintaining the Emmanuel Swedenborg Library.
Combine in 30ml plastic bottle, shake well. Can be used for cleansing or after cleansing to help balance sebum levels on skin.
Combine in 30ml plastic bottle, shake well. This oil can be used for moisturizing morning or night.
Combine in a 60ml plastic jar, stir very well. This blend can be used for moisturizing morning or night
Lucent Dossier was formed two years ago, with the intention to ”Bring light onto its viewers.” The name ‘Lucent Dossier’ loosely translates to ‘A Gathering of Light’. They have performed at various festivals through out the USA and Europe as well as with artists, such as Panic! At the Disco, 30 Seconds to Mars, Healer, and the Flaming Lips.
From their website:
Tuaca (Italian pronunciation: [tu. a:ca] is a brand of liqueur produced by the Tuoni and Canepa families of Livorno, Italy The liqueur is sweet and golden brown in color. Its ingredients include brandy, essence of Mediterranean Lemon, Orange, and Vanilla. Vanilla is the dominant flavor. It is bottled at 70 proof (35% ABV).
The recipe supposedly dates back to the Renaissance. A legend claims that it was created for Lorenzo the Magnificent.
Tuaca has been sold in the US since the 1950s and can be bought in most liquor stores in the Liqueur section.
This liqueur is always a big hit at my gatherings. Even though my bar is better stocked than most commercial Bars and Restaurants, a few friends and I went through a whole bottle of Tuaca last night. One of things I like most about Tuaca is that is so simple to drink. The citrus and vanille mix well with lots of things, but really just drinking it chilled and over ice is great, or maybe with a bit of natural sweet and sour mix. It makes for a fantastic shot for people who don't normally ever like shots and still works for those who make doing shots look like a profession.
The best I can describe it would be similiar to an amaretto, but with a bit of bite, vaguely sweet but not a syrupy and overly sweet as I can handle (like my Butterscotch Schnapps over ice). My tequila drinking friends put aside the Patron Silver for some more Tuaca. Nuff said.
For a more info and drink recipies, see http://www.tuaca.com/home.aspx