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Jefferson falls in elite eight
By Ryne Dennis rdennis@onlineathens.com
Feb 26, 2019 at 8:14 PM Feb 26, 2019 at 10:00 PM
JEFFERSON - It's hard to beat the champ, even when given the opportunity at your own home arena.
Johnson-Savannah, the defending Class 3A girls basketball champions, started fast and rarely slowed on its way to a 48-32 win over Jefferson Tuesday night in an elite eight matchup at The Arena.
Johnson jumped out to a 9-0 lead in the game's first two minutes that forced Jefferson coach Greg Brown into an early timeout, but the damage had already been done and a comeback attempt from that point forward never seriously developed.
The biggest factor for Jefferson Tuesday was that the ball wasn't finding the bottom of the basket for the Lady Dragons (25-4), much of the reason they found themselves trailing 25-13 at intermission.
"It was tough and we fought, we didn't quit when we got in that hole, which has happened before this year," Brown said after Jefferson's season had ended. "The bottom line is that we didn't make shots...it was bad and it didn't get much better in the second half."
Any small runs the Lady Dragons made in the first half were usually answered by Johnson.
After going on a 5-0 run that cut the Johnson lead to 13-9 and got The Arena crowd believing a change in momentum was coming, Johnson (20-8) immediately answered with a 3 that quieted the crowd.
It was much of the same in the second half.
After Jefferson hit its only 3-point bucket of the night late in the third quarter, during a run that cut a 15-point lead to nine, Johnson answered with four straight points to open the fourth quarter to once again take control of the game.
Fittingly, nine was the closest Jefferson could get for the remainder of the game.
"At first it was a mental thing, but we've been down before," said sophomore Livi Blackstock. "I thought we were getting it close but then I'd look at the scoreboard and feel like we had to keep digging."
Much of Johnson's steady play was due to J'mya Cutter, who scored all eight of her team's third quarter points while finishing with a game-high 20.
The Atom Smasher senior controlled the game on both ends of the court, forcing turnovers on one end before setting up her teammates on the other if she wasn't scoring herself.
"She's a special young lady and she makes us go," Johnson coach Brandon Lindsey said. "She's a dynamic young lady and a great kid. We're happy to have her in our program and we're trying to send her off in proper fashion."
Deshona Gaither led Jefferson with 14 points while Blackstock and Natalia Bolden each contributed eight points.
While the mood was briefly somber inside The Arena after the loss, Jefferson was looking more toward the future than grieving about the present.
It's a fair assessment by the Lady Dragons, considering they're a team under a first-year head coach who started two freshmen, two sophomores and a junior.
"I'm proud of our kids, good gracious," Brown said. "I'm thrilled. These kids have embraced us and our system and the way we want to play. We've got a ton of potential and we're really young and they didn't allow that to be an excuse."
Added Blackstock: "After last year nobody thought we'd make it this far. Every achievement we've made it was just checking off the list. Coach Brown put his faith in us and set his standards high and we achieved them."


"St. Paul's College pupils sang a beautiful hymn after they were invited inside the Al-Masjid Al Jāmie Mosque in Ponsonby yesterday.
Undoubtedly, the perpetration of this act of shirk inside the Musjid further testifies to the Truth of the Nubuwwat of Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) who had mentioned that among the Signs of Qiyaamah, will be the worship of the cross (the shirk and kufr worship of the Nasaara) inside the Musaajid. The shirk inside the Musjid was by the invitation and making of munaafiqeen who masquerade as Muslims. It is inconceivable for true Muslims to invite the commission of shirk anywhere, leave alone inside a Musjid which is the Bastion of Tauheed.
The Christian group which expressed their solidarity with Muslims had not gate-crashed into the Musjid. They were invited by people who profess to be Muslims to sing the hymn of shirk inside the Musjid. 'Maria' or Mary is a god of the Christians. How is it possible for people of true Imaan, to invite Nasaara into the Musjid for singing a song of shirk? Even if the song was in praise of only The One Creator, Allah Azza Wa Jal, then too it would be haraam and kufr to have it sung inside the Musjid or anywhere else if it is a hymn (a religious song of the Nasaara).
"What! Do they (these bootlickers) hanker after the law of jaahiliyyah? Whose law is more beautiful than the Law of Allah for people who have Imaan?
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Up-and-coming WTA Tour players to meet in Newport
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Amanda Anisimova, a 17-year-old who is ranked No. 54 in the world, will play Australian Open semifinalist Danielle Collins on Friday, July 19, at the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
NEWPORT — Up-and-coming players on the WTA Tour will meet in an exhibition match held in conjunction with the ATP World Tour event at the International Tennis Hall of Fame this summer.
Amanda Anisimova, a 17-year-old who is ranked No. 54 in the world, will play Australian Open semifinalist Danielle Collins on Friday, July 19. The two will be joined by a pair of to-be-named legends of the game for a showcase of tennis past and present.
"Danielle Collins and Amanda Anisimova are two of the most exciting rising stars to the WTA Tour recently, and I know they will put on a great match for our fans," Todd Martin, CEO of the Hall of Fame, said in a press release. "With two WTA legends set to be on court also, this year's match will have a special added twist by bringing together those who made tennis history and those who are currently striving to do so."
Last year, Madison Keys and Sloane Stephens met in an exhibition during the men's tournament in a first-of-its-kind match in Newport.
"We are thrilled to bring women's pro tennis back to the International Tennis Hall of Fame for the second year in a row," Martin said. "We were glad to see how much the fans enjoyed this special event last year and are committed to making it a tradition during our annual Hall of Fame Weekend."
This will be the first trip to the International Tennis Hall of Fame for both Collins and Anisimova, who have never competed against one another in a WTA match, but have played doubles together occasionally.
Collins joined the tour last spring after a stellar career at the University of Virginia, where she won the singles title in 2014 and again in 2016. At the Miami Open, she worked her way through qualifying, then defeated Coco Vandeweghe, Monica Puig and Venus Williams to advance to the semifinals.
At the Australian Open in January, she upset No. 19 Caroline Garcia and second-seeded Angelique Kerber to reach the final four.
Anisimova is the youngest player on the WTA Tour. She notched her first tournament victory last month at a tournament in South America. Like her counterpart in July's matchup, Anisimova also made a deep run in Melbourne, reaching the fourth round with an upset win over No. 11 Aryna Sabalnka.
The exhibition match will follow the day's ATP tournament schedule. Tickets are on sale at HallofFameOpen.com.

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American Made Finds the Top Gun Taking Aim at Patriotic Profiteering
Bilge Ebiri September 26, 2017 1:00PM
In American Made, Tom Cruise (right) plays Barry Seal, a workaday TWA pilot recruited by a CIA operative (Domhnall Gleeson) to fly covert missions into Latin American countries and take spy photos of resistance movements. David James/Universal Pictures
Just a little more than three months ago, Tom Cruise starred in a lifeless wannabe-blockbuster called The Mummy that made little use of his innate charisma (shut up, he still has some) or his star persona, turning him into an anonymous action hero. Now comes American Made, a picture that seems unthinkable with anybody but Tom Cruise in the lead. The man who for much of the '80s and '90s was the biggest movie star in the world has done his share of good and bad work in the past decade or so, but American Made is his first effort in a long while that feels like an honest-to-god Tom Cruise movie; suddenly, his smile means something again. But there's one huge, beautiful catch: Doug Liman's electric film is clear-eyed about the cynicism and corruption beneath its hero's anxious grin. It voraciously breaks down both the star and the country he has symbolized for so much of his career.
Cruise plays Barry Seal, a workaday TWA pilot frustrated with the grind of hopping from city to city, flying planes on autopilot and coming home to crash asleep before his beautiful, devoted wife Lucy (Sarah Wright) can even put on her welcome-home lingerie. It's the late '70s, the era of oil shocks and social malaise. Barry has also been doing some minor smuggling on the side, transporting illegal Cuban cigars. Into his life pops "Schafer" (Domhnall Gleeson), a CIA operative eager to recruit our man's aerial talents to fly covert missions into Latin American countries and take spy photos of resistance movements. They outfit him with a sweet twin engine super-plane ("She looks like she's going 300 miles an hour just sitting there!"), his own front company and lots of money. Barry can't stop giggling in disbelieving delight.
Thus begins an insane journey in which Barry (who was a real person, by the way, though parts of this story have been Hollywoodized) spends years hopscotching the international underworld, much of the time in service to his country. He makes buckets of cash and regains his virility to boot, finally having time and money. The CIA gig makes him an erstwhile bagman for Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega, which then leads him into a lucrative and dangerous arrangement with the Medellin drug cartel, and then he finds himself running guns to the Nicaraguan Contras, only the Contras don't really want the guns (it appears they prefer porn and alcohol), so the guns go to Medellin, the drugs go to the Contras and the Contras come to the U.S. for training.
At least, I think that's what happens. If this sounds convoluted, it's meant to be. The film even flashes forward to a series of videotaped confessions Barry taped in the mid-'80s in nondescript motel rooms; even this does relatively little to clear it all up. But Liman and screenwriter Gary Spinelli don't really want to explain; they prefer to drop us into the seething, sleazy tangle of drug dealers and gunrunners and terrorists that the U.S. did business with in the 1980s, all in the name of Brand Freedom. "If this ain't the greatest country in the world …" Barry exclaims on video — we don't hear the rest of the sentence, because neither he nor we want to entertain the notion that this country isn't. His patriotism is skin-deep, yet unquestioned.
The film has momentum, hurtling forward with the kind of energy we might imagine courses through Barry's (and, frankly, Tom Cruise's) veins. (But the movie never loses its sense of kitsch either.) The unmoored camera jigs and shuffles, and Cruise delivers an equally restless, frantic and wide-eyed performance, his mouth fixed between grin and grimace — at any given point, we don't know if Barry's marveling at his luck or misfortune. It is hard to tell: The guys pulling guns on him could just be looking for a deal, providing him with another revenue source.
In another era, this movie would mostly glorify American drive while only subtly exploding it. Today, its raw, proud cynicism is a mark of the times, and an appropriate one. But with Cruise in the role, the film dares to become something more, something self-aware. Because once upon a time, the bright, shiny cinematic ode to American ambition that this would have been would also have starred Tom Cruise. We're reminded of that early on, when Schafer first approaches Barry and offers him his new destiny. Why does the CIA want this man? Because, as Schafer reminds him, Barry was once a hotshot aviation superstar, the youngest pilot in TWA history. He "graduated top of his class," we're told, whatever that means. "We're building nations," Schafer says. "It's America at its fucking finest, and we could use someone like you." Think of American Made as the real, secret sequel to Top Gun: the one where Maverick enters the private sector and pursues the capitalist dream of selling drugs and guns to murderers and calling it Freedom™.
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Kerry didn't join the National Guard to avoid combat.
gamed the system to get out of his tour early.
because of them. Either way, Kerry is probably toast come November. Oh well.
Yea, you're right. He joined the Naval Reserve to avoid combat.
Never did show up either.
In article , Thomas J.
it is really hard to figure out what was the 'right' action.
was going to be doing."
Yep, thats basically the core truth of this whole issue.
don't know what he did in the senate for all that time.
Uhh, wiser than anyone imagined?
rather than his 3 months in 'Nam, then this would be a non-issue.
Yeah, and Bush would have a twenty point lead.
I still don't know what he did in the senate for all that time.
Ask Kennedy, he's the guy that kept him elected in MA.
Subject: Kerry didn't join the National Guard to avoid combat.
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How to Smooth International University Students' Adaptation in Ukraine
Соловей, Людмила Сергіївна and Соловей, Мирослав Іванович and Бабушко, Світлана Ростиславівна (2022) How to Smooth International University Students' Adaptation in Ukraine Revista Românească pentru Educaţie Multidimensională, 1 (14). pp. 93-114. ISSN 2066-7329; 2067-9270
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Abstract: The article is devoted to a major problem of international students' adaptation in host countries. They face a lot of cross-cultural adaptation problems, especially in their first year of study. The problem concerns Ukraine, as well, for an increasing number of international students come to get higher education. Hence, the purpose of the research is to reveal major difficulties of international students in Ukraine and to design a programme of activities aimed at assisting them in their cross-cultural adaptation in this country. The research procedure involved 5 steps. On the first stage theoretical background for the research was prepared: scientific literature review on the problem by international and national researchers. The second stage included the identification of target groups and working out a special questionnaire. The respondent group consisted of 60 international students of the first year of study in Ukraine, namely on the Bachelor's and Master's levels from 3 Kyiv universities. Next, having received the students' consent to participate in the research, they were given the designed questionnaire. The fourth stage aimed at collecting the quantitative data and their analyzing. It resulted in identification of challenges, problems and difficulties of the international students' adaptation in Ukraine. In the final step a special programme of activities was worked out to make cross-cultural adaptation of international university students in Ukraine smoother and less stressful. This methodology allowed to identify the most typical challenges, problems and difficulties. Thanks to their analysis 3 categories of them were distinguished: linguistic, academic and socio-cultural. On their basis a special cross-cultural programme of activities and recommendations in different environments (linguistic, academic, socio-cultural) which correlate with the identified problems was designed for university staff (teachers and administration), campus staff and students' councils, host country students. It is planned to introduce the research results and the designed programme in the educational process of the universities. Their implementation is believed to facilitate cross-cultural adaptation process of international students and to make it less painless.
cross-cultural adaptation; linguistic; academic; socio-cultural; problems; recommendations
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Spiritualism is a common sense religion, one of knowing and living. We accept all truths and endeavor to prove their validity. Truths are found in nature, in other religions, in writings, in science, in philosophy, in Divine Law and are received through spirit communication.
Spiritualists believe that God or Infinite Intelligence is ALL That Is, expressing through all creation by love, light and law. Humanity, the most complex of life on earth, reaches this Divine Source through prayer, meditation, listening to the inner awareness, and service. Why service? Because every living thing is a part of God, so as we serve life we also serve the Higher Energies.
Life is consciousness – without consciousness there is no existence. Consciousness is the totality of one's thoughts, feelings, emotions and impressions on the mind. The state of thinking is how we create our consciousness. Spiritualism teaches that through the Law of Action/Reaction or Cause/Effect we take control of our lives as we control our thoughts. Positive thinking leads to happiness and assists the individual to grow.
Spiritualism encourages growth of loving consciousness in the physical world not only for the immediate benefits, but also the future rewards in the Spiritual Dimension. The Law of Continuity and the Law of Attraction teach us that "As within, so without. As above, so below." A soul arriving in the next plane of existence will find they take their consciousness with them and will be in the company of like-minded entities. The more loving and spiritual the soul has become, the more beautiful and rewarding will be the new home and associates in the spirit land.
Life is continuous, the consciousness never dies for it is part of God and the Infinite is forever. Upon the cessation of the physical housing the spirit graduates to the next plane of existence. This plane is similar to our earthly plane but at a higher rate of vibration and luminosity. One method of service in spirit is to communicate, assist and help illuminate those that are living on the earth plane. Mediums in the Spirit World and mediums in the physical world adjust their vibrations to enable communications between the two planes of existence. It has been demonstrated in our Churches, home circles and in scientific investigations that "there is no death, there are no dead."
All life moves in a gradual state of evolution or change. Arrival in the Spiritual realm does not mean instant knowing. Rather the personality of the individual and the understanding gleaned on the earth plane continue at the same level, ready to begin the next phase of unfoldment. The physical world has aches, pains and struggles. These are not taken to the spiritual realm which is love, light, law, peace, cooperation, sharing, and growth. The soul body is whole and shining forth that which is within its essence. Falsehoods, separateness, and illusions are left behind as the desire to progress awakens. The rewards follow according to the goodness of the entity.
Life concerns growth. We, Spiritualists, try to keep an open, even mind so new truths may be incorporated into our principles. In keeping with this, we have no bound creed or set of dogmas. Our Declaration of Principles, which form the basis of our beliefs, has changed over the years as new clarification has been gleaned. We know that truth is the highest religion and endeavor to test our beliefs, altering them as new truths are proven.
Humans are spiritual beings, an indivisible part of the Divine. God is The Spirit within each individual waiting to be consciously accepted and activated. One of the desires of Spiritualism is to awaken this spirit within, to move beyond the five senses to higher awareness. Each person has free choice and is personally responsible, yet Spiritualism, through communication with the higher teachings derived from the Spirit World, tries to provide a way, a guideline, a set of principles, to help the world travelers to proceed upward, toward the light. The following pages briefly present the message of Spiritualism.
Ancient and Modern Spiritualism
So often in a lecture or a book, we hear the term "Modern American Spiritualism". Why Modern? It is Modern Spiritualism to distinguish it from the ancient form of Spiritualism, for spiritual manifestations and communications between the physical world and the spiritual world have been evident and recorded by all civilizations. In fact, every religion that has ever been, has registered Spirit manifestations. Most all of the great spiritual leaders conversed or communicated with spirits although they were called other names, such as devas, pitris, gods, ancestral spirits, ghosts and magic.
Often, in the beginning of recorded history, people believed in many gods. There was a god that dwelled in all of natures manifestations, such as a sun god, a god of wind and storms, a god of earth, etc. If some problem arose, the individual or group felt that they had in some way displeased the gods. Sometimes offerings or sacrifices were made to appease the gods. Those in the past believed in many gods that were apart from them, where we in Spiritualism believe in one God, that we call Infinite Intelligence, which is All in All or within everything.
The people were uneducated as a whole so much that happened must have been rather frightening, or seemed like miracles or magic.
We, in Modern Spiritualism, know that all flows according to Natural Law. Where the ancients believed in the supernatural, miracles and magic, punishment and rewards, we believe in the natural, God's Laws, growth and love. We are a truth seeking religion that incorporates science and testing as a part of our philosophy.
Often the people of the past thought of phenomena as the work of devils and demons. Some religions today still see communication in this manner. We know that the phenomena is a work through those in the Spirit World and that we attract to us spirit guides that correspond to the level of our vibration.
Ancient (625 BC to 476 AD) humanity thought objectively. By this we meant that the early people made their reflections upon life by looking at the universe as a whole, then attempting to see the interconnections between things. The early thinkers looked at the differences between things; the realities and non-realities, then tried to figure out how the world was constructed based upon this point of view of the world.
Medieval Philosophy (476 AD – 1453 AD) is considered traditional in their thinking which means that they had a set of authoritative doctrines from the past. During the Middle Ages, it is said that humanity, no matter how deeply they reflected, was constrained by a set of religious traditions and censors.
Modern thought is subjective. Here we refer to an entire change in the type of intellect where the starting point is not considered the world, but the individual. We now see that truths can be found within rather than externally. Reality is personal rather than the cosmos of the ancients of the political state of the middle period.
Modern American Spiritualism began on March 31, 1848 with the Fox family establishing communication with the departed murdered spirit of Charles B. Rosna. Much of the basic philosophy that we have tested was given to our pioneers through spirit communication. While Spiritualism began in America, it has spread over the entire world. Thus, to make a short phase long, this is why we call our religion, MODERN AMERICAN SPIRITUALISM.
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Spiritualism is a provable religion of naturalness based upon physical and spiritual manifestations of the great universal, immutable, eternal Natural Law governing both finite and infinite expressions found in the mortal and immortal worlds.
It reveals the nature of humanity, the nature of the universe in which we live, and our inter-relatedness to each other. It stresses the unfoldment of the soul's potentialities mediumship as the avenue through which our knowledge of an after-life has come, also proof that regardless of what stage of existence we are in, such is but a fractional part of our eternal existence for it is all ONE LIFE.
Through mediumship, communication with mortals who have experienced transition from earth has been established, thus proving, THERE IS NO DEATH
We are all souls now, each clothed in a material body through which our mental and spiritual faculties function. Within this material body is the spiritual or etheric body which serves as the vehicle for soul expression the moment transition occurs…
At transition, we enter a world of entirely different environment and purpose where we have no more use for the material body that has been shed and laid away, than we have for the overcoat in summer. The spiritual body is suited to the conditions of the Spirit World; it is this body that is used for spirit – return.
Spirit – return, according to our present knowledge, is governed by three contributing factors:
LOVE for those still on Earth, DESIRE to prove they still live; and PURPOSE, as contained in the requirements for understanding the operations of Natural Law governing all expressions in the universe, and the inter-relatedness of the material and spiritual worlds……
If Spirit could not return, then the incidents recorded in all the Bibles of the world are falsehoods, and the religions built upon and around these occurrences have been built upon the sands. But, these religions have endured which would indicate their foundations had been more secure than sand. Our present mediums are proving spirit return has never ceased.
Confucianism What you don't want done to yourself, don't do to others.
Buddhism Hurt not others with that which pains thyself
Jainism In happiness and suffering, in joy and grief, we should regard all creatures as we regard our own self, and should therefore refrain from inflicting upon others such injury as would appear undesirable to us if inflicted upon ourselves.
Zoroastrianism Do not unto others all that which is not well for oneself.
Classical Paganism May I do to others as I would that they should do unto me.
Hinduism Do naught to others which if done to thee would cause thee pain.
Judaism What is hateful to yourself, don't do to your fellow man.
Christianity What soever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them.
Sikhism Treat others as thou wouldst be treated thyself.
The Philosophy of Spiritualism
The following Declaration of Principles is published to the world, not as a creed binding on the conscious of the individual, but as the consensus of a very large majority of Spiritualists on the fundamental teachings of Spiritualism:
We believe in Infinite Intelligence.
We believe that the phenomena of Nature, both physical and spiritual, are the expression of Infinite Intelligence.
We affirm that a correct understanding of such expression and living in accordance therewith, constitute true religion.
We affirm that the existence and personal identity of the individual continue after the change called death.
We affirm that communication with the so-called dead is a fact, scientifically proven by the phenomena of Spiritualism.
We believe that the highest morality is contained in the Golden Rule: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
We affirm the moral responsibility of individuals, and that we make our own happiness or unhappiness as we obey or disobey Nature's physical and spiritual laws.
We affirm that the doorway to reformation is never closed against any human soul here or hereafter.
We affirm that the precepts of Prophecy and Healing are Divine attributes proven through Mediumship.
Spiritualists, through contact that is made with those that have passed to the other side of life, affirm the interrelatedness of all life. One clue that a person is beginning to become further intuned and more cosmic, is when the egoistic, self-serving portion of the individual diminishes and the universal consciousness comes to the forefront. Prominent in this consciousness is the awareness of the Universal Laws.
The religion of Spiritualism encourages all humankind to learn and practice living in accordance with God's Laws. What are these Universal Laws? How many of them are there and do they apply to everyone? Infinite Intelligence is Love, Light and Law. Though many use a certain number of laws as guidelines, there is no set number of laws. Just as Love and Light are not limited, so the Law is not limited, as Infinite Intelligence is not limited. Neither does the Law limit those who strive to follow it. Rather, it sets them free and shows them the way to grow, live in peace and be happy.
The study of Natural Law is very beneficial to all. A few brief points to consider are that the laws are just, impartial, consistent, non-judgmental, automatic, immutable, impersonal, affects the physical, mental and spiritual, is unchangeable and the underlying control of the universe, insuring progressive evolution. Natural Law is the connecting link, providing constant order to the universe. It governs the visible and invisible, the animate and inanimate in the mortal and immortal worlds.
Natural Law is like a kind teacher that understands we learn by doing. The law gently points out our mistakes that we may grow and use the insight to our benefit. The law uses the reflecting ethers as a mirror to show us the way. It verifies personal responsibility and individualization.
All things in life interrelate and so it is with the laws. They are evident in mathematics, geometry, mechanics, plant life, seasons, etc. We can use the laws to choose love, light, peace, growth and joy. The universe is propelled by law and impelled by love.
Just a few laws to demonstrate the totality of the Laws:
The Law of Desire
The Law of Harmony
The Law of Mind
The Law of Cause and Effect
The Law of Vibration
The Law of Passivity
The Law of Supply and Demand
The Law of Love
The Law of Life/Light
The Law of Thought
The Law of Compensation/Retribution
The Law of Adhesion/Cohesion
The Law of Evolution
The Law of Continuity
The Law of Attraction/Affinity
The Law of Cooperation
The Law of Balance/Polarity
The Law of Cycles/Periodicity
The Law of Gravitation
The Law of Productivity/Receptivity
As the seeker strives to understand Natural Law, they are presented with the truths of the universe. God's Law is immutable and we know of no instances that it has been set aside, therefore, there are no miracles for all is in accordance with the operation of the Spiritual Laws. Infinite Intelligence has given us these constructive, progressive patterns to guide our existence now and forever more. The God of the Universe impregnates the spirit of all, then lets it alone to discover itself through light, love and law. As we learn more of these laws, we learn more of Infinite Intelligence. Emerson wrote, "The finite alone has wrought and suffered, the Infinite lies stretched in smiling repose." The Infinite Spirit within us shows us the way to shine.
Spiritual Mediumship
A medium is one whose organism is sensitive to vibrations from the Spirit World and through whose instrumentality, intelligences in that world are able to convey messages and produce the phenomena of Spiritualism. The phenomena of Spiritualism consists of:
prophecy, clairvoyance, clairaudience, gift of tongues, laying on of hands, healing, visions, trance, apports, revelations, raps, levitation, automatic and independent writing and painting, photography, materialization, psychometry, direct and independent voice, and any other manifestation which proves the continuity of life.
"The office of mediumship is to bless humanity, to enable the race to overcome conditions of matter sufficiently to make such the servant rather than the master of intelligent beings, to enable it to guide (through intuition) the individual for their own and others good." Mary T. Longley from "Teachings and Illustrations As They Emanate From The Spirit World."
Spiritual healing, recognized in many ancient religions, has been a principle of Spiritualism since its beginning. Today, on a national basis, evidence is growing in the medical community of the importance of spiritual healing to the cure of the individual in need. Evidence is growing that the whole person needs treatment, not just the illness.
A Spiritualist Healer is one who, either through his or her own inborn power or through mediumship, is able to transmit curative energies to physical conditions. The results of Spiritual Healing are produced in several ways:
By spiritual influences working through the body of the medium to transmit curative energies to the diseased parts of the recipient's body.
By spiritual influences enlightening the mind of the medium so that the cause, nature and seat of the disease in the recipient is made known to the medium.
Through the application of absent healing treatments whereby spiritual beings combine their own healing energies with the energies of the medium and cause them to be absorbed by the system of the recipient.
A Spiritualist Healer works with the spirit, mind, emotions, and the body of the recipient. A Spiritualist Healer is aware that once stress is removed from the mind and emotions, the body will respond naturally. This brings about holistic healing in the patient.
Spiritualist Healers acknowledge the importance of the medical community and work in cooperation with it at all times. Spiritualism recognizes that the medical community is an instrument of healing of the Infinite.
Prayer for Spiritual Healing
I ask the great unseen healing force
to remove all obstructions from my mind and body
and to restore me to perfect health.
I ask this in all sincerity and honesty
and I will do my part.
I ask this great unseen healing force
to help both present and absent ones
who are in need of help
and to restore them to perfect health.
I put my trust in the love and power of God.
The Objects of Spiritualism
To teach the truths and principles expressed in the Declaration of Principles and in the Definitions of "Spiritualism," "A Spiritualist", "A Medium" and "A Spiritualist Healer" as adopted by the National Spiritualist Association of Churches of the United States of America;
To teach and proclaim the Science, Philosophy and Religion of Modern Spiritualism;
To encourage lectures on all subjects pertaining to the spiritual and secular welfare of humanity;
To protest against every attempt to compel humanity to worship God in any particular or prescribed manner;
To advocate and promote spiritual healing, and to protect and encourage Spiritualist teachers and mediums in all laudable efforts in giving evidence of proof to humanity of a continued intercourse and relationship between the living and the so-called dead;
To encourage every person in holding present beliefs always open to restatement as growing thought and investigation reveal understanding of new truths thereby, leaving every individual free to follow the dictates of reason and conscience in spiritual as in secular affairs.
Why is Spiritualism Important Today, More Than Ever?
Spiritualists come from every walk of life. We are bankers, builders, nurses, teachers, bookkeepers, sales clerks, electricians – any and all professions are attracted to Spiritualism. Every place you find thinking men and women coming together, you will find Spiritualists. Spiritualism is a science, philosophy and religion that satisfies both your logic, your mind and your heart. As the population contemplates the current conditions in the world today, they are seeking a greater understanding of the purpose of life and what can be done to improve individual life situations and the circumstances of the world. Spiritualism gives a person the key that can be used to find the answers she/he seeks. Spiritualism provides the knowledge that by using prayer and meditation, we can become more aware of our responsibilities to ourselves and to others. Through this inner awareness and guidance received through spirit communications, a person takes the necessary actions to improve his or her own life and contributes to the improved welfare of the entire human race.
Spiritualism is the KEY that sets humanity free! Free to live and grow in the physical through love and law; and free because we know that life is continuous, the spirit never dies. "There is no death, there are no dead."


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The Best Harry Potter Illustrated and Deluxe Edition Books
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The Harry Potter series is a landmark creation, a franchise that is still ongoing and is inspiring millions of kids with its story. While we know a lot about movies and novels, it turns out that there are more mediums that we can explore to experience everything from the start. Enter the Harry Potter illustrated books, a new and enjoyable way to rediscover and travel to Hogwarts.
As most of us who have seen the movies, I had started to picture all the characters in my mind. Picking up these books though, I was able to finally remember how JK Rowling originally intended several characters to be and it was so cool to have an actual visualization of those descriptions.
How many of the Harry Potter books are illustrated?
As of the moment, only four of the books have their illustrated versions, most of which are made by Jim Kay.
You will like the illustrations but they will not make the wizarding world seem lighter or funnier. For example, in the series, Diagon Alley is a magical place filled with wonders but also dangers; however, Kay's depiction of it is probably my favorite one so far—there are so many things to see! At the same time the Mirror of Erised— you may feel so sad when you look at it.
Which Harry Potter books have illustrations?
The renowned mix-media artist Jim Kay has released the latest installment for the Harry Potter illustrated books Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire illustrated edition in 2019. Jim Kay is already working on the next book, The Harry Potter Illustrated Edition Order of the Phoenix, with no particular release date. MinaLima, a studio that has worked in the Harry Potter films, also has their catalog of Harry Potter deluxe illustrated editions, yet only until the Chamber of Secrets has been released. A separate collection titled Hogwarts Library: The Illustrated Collection is also up for sale and is a compilation of three volumes made by J.K. Rowling in cooperation with Comic Relief and Lumos.
What are the Harry Potter deluxe editions?
These releases are considered collectibles and are books published from 1999 to 2007. You may notice all the artworks to be from the original releases and each page having the color of gold. What also makes these releases valuable is J.K. Rowling's signature on each cover.
Harry Potter Illustrated Books from MinaLima
MinaLima doesn't just create designs for the world of Harry Potter; they're making art and breathing life into the universe that all of us have been a part of. As of the moment, they have only released two books, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and the latest being the Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
There's undoubtedly more to come with how positive the reception from the fans is.
I love this take from the MinaLima studio because of how alive every page can be. The colors and texture are surreal, and it makes me wonder how much they can still do with their future releases. They also put in the effort to create interactive pages that are genuinely engaging and surprising. There might only be some of them, but you can tell that they invested a lot of time into creating these pieces.
Title: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: MinaLima Edition
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: MinaLima Edition
This release for the Harry Potter illustrated books is a vibrant interpretation of J.K. Rowling's vision, with interactive elements never seen before. Every page is an explosion of hues, and there are a total of eight interactive pages along with Harry's letter when he got accepted to Hogwarts.
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Title: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets MinaLima Edition
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: MinaLima Edition
Title: The Magic of MinaLima: Celebrating the Graphic Design Studio Behind the Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts Films
The Magic of MinaLima: Celebrating the Graphic Design Studio Behind the Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts Films
I can't believe it's been twenty years since MinaLima first dazzled the Wizarding World with their unique and amazing creations! As a huge Harry Potter fan, I was pulled to The Magic of MinaLima the moment I noticed book on the shelf. As I browsed through the pages, I was taken away by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima's sheer ingenuity and attention to detail. Every piece in this collection is a great masterpiece, from the Marauder's Map to the Black Family Tapestry. I had a lot of fun with the interactive components, and I found myself becoming lost in the world of Hogwarts all over again. The commentary from Mina and Lima themselves, however, is what truly distinguishes The Magic of MinaLima. It was amazing to get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at their creative process and the consideration that goes into each and every design. Their enthusiasm for the Wizarding World is evident on every page.
Harry Potter Illustrated Edition Books
The Harry Potter Illustrated Edition was carefully crafted by Jim Kay for years and is the most recognizable illustrated version out in the market. There are only four that you can purchase individually, but you can also buy a set of the first three books. If you have been with the franchise from the beginning, I'm confident that you and your kids will love these interpretations. Some of the moments in these books are also nostalgic. As if I'm looking at some of my imaginations that have been locked away inside my memories. These Harry Potter illustrated books are big and bulky and are excellent displays if you want to showcase that you're a big Potterhead or if your kid is. Still, it's a good read, and the illustrations are more than we could ask for. The details on the drawings are very intricate, and I found it a bit hard to take my eyes away before I have absorbed everything presented on a single page. Seriously, this would take a bit of your time, so I advise that you start reading this on your day off or if you're bonding with your kids! I really think you'd like them. They're one of the best birthday and/or Christmas presents that anyone could ask for, and they become a little treasure that you are proud to possess.
Title: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: The Illustrated Edition
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: The Illustrated Edition
Jim Kay's interpretation of the Sorcerer's Stone is the very first illustrated version in the Harry Potter franchise, so this one is a big deal. We see how Harry is introduced to the world, and all the details that come to life for the first time are amazing to witness.
Title: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: The Illustrated Edition
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: The Illustrated Edition
The second book receives a fair bit of an upgrade in terms of a visualization in design. We follow Harry as he scrambles to get back to Hogwarts in full and careful detail.
Title: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: The Illustrated Edition
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: The Illustrated Edition
Experience the Harry Potter series' third installment, the Prisoner of Azkaban, in its illustrated prime. Jim Kay perfectly conveyed everything that has happened through the novel and has given Sirius Black a different design perspective.
Title: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: The Illustrated Edition Smartest Giant in Town
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: The Illustrated Edition
The Goblet of Fire is one of the latest to Jim Kay's illustrated works and is perhaps the best amongst all of his releases. Here we see how Harry struggles to act normal or at least his age, but destiny seems to not go along well with him.
Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: The Illustrated Edition
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: The Illustrated Edition
The Order of the Phoenix is up for release on October 2022. Jim Kay is on the illustrated works again and it features iconic scenes and much loved characters — Tonks, Luna Lovegood, and many more — as the Order of the Phoenix keeps watch over Harry Potter's fifth year at Hogwarts.
Hogwarts Library: The Illustrated Collection
The Hogwarts Library: The Illustrated Collection is a compilation and a box set that is perfect for people looking for gifts. It is packed with vibrant illustrations carefully made by three remarkable artists, namely, Emily Gravett, Olivia Lomenech Gill, and Lisbeth Zwerger.
These releases are separate from the main Harry Potter storyline, but it is still connected in some way as it explores the world of wizards intricately. The artists did a great job fusing their art styles to create a defining facade to the new entries to the Harry Potter franchise.
Title: Hogwarts Library: The Illustrated Collection (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Quidditch Through the Ages, and The Tales of Beedle the Bard)
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Quidditch Through the Ages, and The Tales of Beedle the Bard
Anyone that has been with the series since day one would love this treat, and for a bundle price, you can't go wrong with all the three books, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Quidditch Through the Ages, and The Tales of Beedle the Bard combined. Packaged in a collectible set, you can do a lot from this purchase; you can gift this to someone you love, display it for collecting purposes, or read and explore the extended universe of the wizarding world together with your kids!
Harry Potter: House Editions
When I stumbled on this in the bookstore, I asked myself what these Harry Potter house edition books were. Oh, you'll love this! They are a 20th anniversary publication with these Harry Potter House Editions, and got me into an instant buy mode. All Hogwarts House editions are irresistible. They have an exquisite house-themed cover and interior illustrations by Levi Pinfold. Plus, each book will have a sprayed edge in the theme's signature color. You'll also find exclusive new content and facts for fans of each house, a map of the castle and grounds, and profiles of noteworthy characters.
How are you going to collect 20th anniversary editions, by your favorite house or?
I know you are probably a Gryffindor, Hufflepuff , Ravenclaw or Slytherin fan already. But some people would love these collections by picking a separate House edition. Although this is really up to anyone to decide a common theme is the following:
Philosopher's Stone (PS): Gryffindor House Edition (Harry gets sorted :P)
Chamber of Secrets (CoS): Slytherin House Edition
Prisoner of Azkaban (PoA): Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff House Editions
Goblet of Fire (GoF): Hufflepuff or Gryffindor House Editions
Order of the Phoenix (OotP): Ravenclaw House Edition
Half-Blood Prince (HBP): Slytherin House Edition
Deathly Hallows (DH): Gryffindor or Hufflepuff House Edition (probably Gryffindor)
Check out the house editions in collections and independently below.
Please have in mind that the Slytherin house editions are REALLY HARD to find!
Harry Potter Hufflepuff House Edition
Hufflepuff is one of the four Houses at Hogwarts. Hufflepuff takes in students who demonstrate hard work, dedication, patience, loyalty, and fair play. Hufflepuff's animal is a badger and its house colours are yellow and black. Aware of the importance of being loyal, Hufflepuff has produced some of the most famous witches and wizards in the Wizarding Worlds' history; including Cedric Diggory and Auror Nymphadora Tonks.
What would you do if you found yourself sitting under the Sorting Hat in the Great Hall at Hogwarts, waiting to hear the words, Hufflepuff?
Title: Harry Potter Hufflepuff House Edition
The 7 awesomely designed covers are crafted with enchanting details to capture the house themes from each novel. Charming illustrations of the Hufflepuff badger complete this delightful series. Own a collectable keepsake with this exclusive artwork print that pays tribute to founder Helga Hufflepuff, holding the cup of Hufflepuff in her hand. The seven books in this collection come with exciting feature articles and fascinating facts about the history and alumni of Hufflepuff house that will keep you entertained for hours. Exclusive illustrations capture the personality of Hufflepuff house and favorite characters like Cedric, Tonks, Professor Sprout and many more. Whether it's for a young Hufflepuff or someone that's tried and true, this Hufflepuff House Editions box set will be cherished many years down the line.
Title: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Hufflepuff Edition
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone – Hufflepuff Edition
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the first publication, Bloomsbury has published 4 House Editions of J.K. Rowling's classic! Every Harry Potter in this series book features line illustrations exclusive to the Hufflepuff house. The unique crest is featured on the front cover along with the animals and objects that represent the qualities favored by the Hufflepuff house. The yellow Hufflepuff edition features the house badger, as well as beech leaves to represent tolerance and a lamb to represent gentleness. This Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Hufflepuff house edition includes drawings of the Hogwarts founder Helga Hufflepuff and the portrait of the heads of the Hufflepuff house Pomona Sprout along with more line illustrations and drawings. This is a must-have for any Harry Potter fan.
Title: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets –Hufflepuff Edition
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets –Hufflepuff Edition
The Chamber of Secrets House Editions feature four serpentine crests on the front cover, with iconography referencing the second year Harry spent at Hogwarts. The yellow Hufflepuff themed edition features a bee for industriousness and ants for hard work. You will also find Dobby, Mandrakes, and the chrysanthemum to symbolize abundance. The Chamber of Secrets house editions include drawings of Hufflepuff's common room as well as line drawings of house-elves, including Dobby and Kreacher.
Title: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – Hufflepuff Edition
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – Hufflepuff Edition
The Prisoner of Azkaban house edition covers depict Sirius Black in his black-dog animagus form and are surrounded by intricate illustrations unique to each house. This yellow Hufflepuff house edition features the Knight Bus, the Hufflepuff Quidditch Captain Cedric Diggory and Dementors. The Prisoner of Azkaban Hufflepuff house edition include full-page line drawings showing Nymphadora Tonks of Hufflepuff casting the Patronus Charm.
Title: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – Hufflepuff Edition
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – Hufflepuff Edition
The four house editions of The Goblet of Fire cover illustration is clever. There is a blazing centre at the front and illustrations are affiliated with each house: fire, earth, air and water. The yellow Hufflepuff edition (earth) is unique because it includes the Triwizard Maze, Cedric Diggory and a Niffler. Harry's 4th year at Hogwarts features many stories of the Hufflepuff house, including the gallantry and bravery of Hogwarts champion Cedric Diggory in the Triwizard Tournament. When you get inside the Goblet of Fire – House Edition, you'll see portraits of Cedric Diggory from Hufflepuff alongside many paintings of Hogwarts. Cedric Diggory is a Hufflepuff student in the Harry Potter series, and is introduced in the fourth book, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." Cedric's wand was made of pine, and his Patronus was a pine marten.
Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – Hufflepuff Edition
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – Hufflepuff Edition
The Order of the Phoenix house edition features the flaming Phoenix songbird along with locations and the color relevant to each house. The yellow Hufflepuff edition front cover illustrates the Ministry of Magic, Courtroom 10, a Gold Galleon, Tonks, and the visitor entrance telephone box. Harry's fifth year at Hogwarts includes moments from Hufflepuff characters like Auror Nymphadora Tonks, whose powers as a Metamorphmagus make her an invaluable member of the Order of the Phoenix. The Order of the Phoenix Hufflepuff house edition includes portraits of Justin Finch-Fletchley. Justin Finch-Fletchley is a Hufflepuff student in Harry's year. Justin comes from a quite intelligent Muggle family and was already signed up for Eton a very prestigious Muggle school when he got a letter from Hogwarts. He serves as the Muggle Studies professor at Hogwarts, and he is also a member of the Hogwarts Dueling Club.
Title: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – Hufflepuff Edition
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – Hufflepuff Edition
In the yellow Half-Blood Prince Hufflepuff house edition you get to see the Half-Blood Prince as the central icon, framed by beautiful house-themed locations and characters connected with each house. Inside, the Half-Blood Prince Hufflepuff house edition you will find the portraits of the Hufflepuff student Ernie Macmillan and Newt Scamander out in the field researching Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Newt Scamander is a British wizard, who wrote and published Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the textbook used by Harry Potter and his classmates at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Title: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Hufflepuff Edition
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Hufflepuff Edition
The yellow Hufflepuff House Edition has been published, and it's a must-have addition to any Hufflepuff fan's bookshelf. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Hufflepuff Edition has new, exclusive illustrations by Levi Pinfold including Tonks casting protective charms as Death Eaters attack Bill and Fleur's wedding. Nymphadora Tonks was a witch who attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and was sorted into Hufflepuff House. She is one of the most beloved characters in the Harry Potter franchise and was also an Auror. She was also part of the Order of the Phoenix and fought in several battles during the Second Wizarding War.
Harry Potter Gryffindor House Edition
Founded by Godric Gryffindor, one of the founders of Hogwarts, Gryffindor was one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The House values include chivalry, courage and determination; its crest is a lion and its colors are scarlet and gold. It is known for its daring students, brave deeds, and some of the most famous witches and wizards in history, not least the great wizard Albus Dumbledore and Harry Potter himself.
Title: Harry Potter Gryffindor House Edition
The 7 awesomely designed covers are crafted with enchanting details to capture the house themes from each novel. Charming illustrations of the Gryffindor lion complete this delightful series. Own a collectable keepsake with this exclusive artwork print that pays tribute to founder Godric Gryffindor. The seven books in this collection come with exciting feature articles and fascinating facts about the history and alumni of Gryffindor house that will keep you entertained for hours. Exclusive illustrations capture the personality of Gryffindor house and favorite characters like Harry, Ron and Hermione, Albus Dumbledore, Sirius Black and many more. Whether it's for a young Gryffindor or someone that's tried and true, this Gryffindor House Editions box set will be cherished many years down the line.
Title: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Gryffindor Edition
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone – Gryffindor Edition
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the first publication, Bloomsbury has published 4 House Editions of J.K. Rowling's classic! Every Harry Potter book in this series features line illustrations exclusive to the Gryffindor house. The unique crest is featured on the front cover along with the animals and objects that represent the qualities favored by the Gryffindor house. The red Gryffindor edition features the house lion to symbolize courage, chivalry, and determination, a unicorn for purity and antlers for strength and agility. This Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Gryffindor house edition includes drawings of the Hogwarts founder Godric Gryffindor and the portrait of the head of the Gryffindor house Minerva McGonagall along with more line illustrations and drawings. This is a must-have for any Harry Potter fan.
Title: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets –Gryffindor Edition
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets –Gryffindor Edition
The Chamber of Secrets House Editions feature four serpentine crests on the front cover, with iconography referencing the second year Harry spent at Hogwarts. The Gryffindor edition of the book features all the iconic symbols- sun, sorting hat, fawkes and sword of Gryffindor. There are also fiery motifs and a dragon too. The Chamber of Secrets house editions include drawings of Gryffindor's common room as well as line drawings of house-elves, including Dobby and Kreacher.
Title: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban –Gryffindor Edition
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban –Gryffindor Edition
The Prisoner of Azkaban house edition covers depict Sirius Black in his black-dog animagus form and are surrounded by intricate illustrations unique to each house. The red Gryffindor house edition is framed by a running stag (James Potter in animagus form), Harry conjuring a Patronus and the towering figure of Hagrid. The Prisoner of Azkaban Gryffindor house edition include full-page line drawings showing Hermione Granger of Gryffindor casting the Patronus Charm.
Title: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire –Gryffindor Edition
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire –Gryffindor Edition
The cover of the 20th anniversary editions has a blazing Goblet of Fire at the very center with an 'element' specific to each house: fire, earth, air and water. This special edition is perfect for any Gryffindor (or any Harry Potter fan in general, of course!). Illustrations in the front include Sirius Black, a Hungarian Horntail, Harry riding his Firebolt and Mad-Eye Moody's magical eye. Inside this Gryffindor edition of the Goblet of Fire, you will find portraits of Rubeus Hagrid & paintings of Hogwarts. Hagrid is the Keeper of Keys and Grounds at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix –Gryffindor Edition
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix –Gryffindor Edition
The Order of the Phoenix house edition features the flaming Phoenix songbird along with locations and the color relevant to each house. The red Gryffindor edition depicts The Burrow and includes illustrations of Grawp, Mr Weasley's flying Ford Anglia, Ginny Weasley practicing Quidditch and the mysterious Ministry Veil. Harry's fifth year at Hogwarts includes Gryffindor moments from your favorite characters, including Harry's leadership of Dumbledore's Army and Ron as Gryffindor Keeper! Inside, the Order of the Phoenix Gryffindor house edition you will find the portraits of Sirius Black. Sirius Black is a member of the Gryffindor house, and was named after the constellation because he was born on the night it appeared. He is also a friend and supporter of Harry Potter, who believes that he will be the one to defeat Lord Voldemort.
Title: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – Gryffindor Edition
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – Gryffindor Edition
In the red Half-Blood Prince Gryffindor house edition you get to see the Half-Blood Prince as the central icon, framed by beautiful house-themed locations and characters connected with each house. Inside, the Half-Blood Prince Gryffindor house edition you will find the portraits of the Albus Dumbledore and Harry Potter enjoying Quidditch Through the Ages. Albus Dumbledore is the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He is an extremely powerful wizard and has been sorted into Gryffindor house multiple times.
Title: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Gryffindor Edition
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Gryffindor Edition
The red Gryffindor House Edition has been published, and it's a must-have addition to any Gryffindor fan's bookshelf. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Gryffindor Edition has new, exclusive illustrations by Levi Pinfold including Harry, Ron and Hermione as they camp out during their quest to destroy Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes. Lord Voldemort is the Dark Wizard who killed Harry's parents and tried to kill him when he was a baby. In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, he was called He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named because people were scared of him.
Harry Potter Ravenclaw House Edition
Founded by Rowena Ravenclaw, one of the founders of Hogwarts, Ravenclaw was one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The House values include wisdom, ingenuity and wit; its crest is an eagle. Home to some of the most wise witches and wizards, Ravenclaw house has produced some of the best in history. Such as Luna Lovegood, Filius Flitwick and more!
Celebrate all things Ravenclaw with this fine collection of gorgeously crafted house editions in hardback. The Ravenclaw book set collection is decorated with a stunning dual color arrangement, providing a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing look. Contents include all of J.K. Rowling's seven-part series in a handy collector's item!
Title: Harry Potter Ravenclaw House Edition
The 7 awesomely designed covers are crafted with enchanting details to capture the house themes from each novel. Charming illustrations of the Ravenclaw eagle complete this delightful series. Own a collectable keepsake with this exclusive artwork print that pays tribute to founder Rowena Ravenclaw. The seven books in this collection come with exciting feature articles and fascinating facts about the history and alumni of Ravenclaw house that will keep you entertained for hours. Exclusive illustrations capture the personality of Ravenclaw house and favorite characters like Luna Lovegood, Professor Trelawney, Cho Chang, Gilderoy Lockhart, Filius Flitwick and many more. Whether it's for a young Ravenclaw or someone that's tried and true, this Ravenclaw House Editions box set will be cherished many years down the line.
Title: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Ravenclaw Edition
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone – Ravenclaw Edition
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the first publication, Bloomsbury has published 4 House Editions of J.K. Rowling's classic! Every Harry Potter book in this series features line illustrations exclusive to the Ravenclaw house.
The unique crest is featured on the front cover along with the animals and objects that represent the qualities favored by the Ravenclaw house.
The blue Ravenclaw edition features the house eagle, a book and scroll for knowledge and academic achievement, an owl for wisdom and intelligence.
This Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Ravenclaw house edition includes drawings of the Hogwarts founder Rowena Ravenclaw and the portrait of the head of the Ravenclaw house Filius Flitwick along with more line illustrations and drawings.
This is a must-have for any Harry Potter fan.
Title: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets – Ravenclaw Edition
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets –Ravenclaw Edition
The Chamber of Secrets House Editions feature four serpentine crests on the front cover, with iconography referencing the second year Harry spent at Hogwarts. The blue Ravenclaw edition really shows the meaning of their school house with an owl for wisdom, a scroll for learning and a quill for ingenuity and wit. You will also see Moaning Myrtle and Lockhart's Pixies. The Chamber of Secrets house editions include drawings of Ravenclaw's common room as well as line drawings of house-elves, including Dobby and Kreacher.
Title: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – Ravenclaw Edition
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban –Ravenclaw Edition
The Prisoner of Azkaban house edition covers depict Sirius Black in his black-dog animagus form and are surrounded by intricate illustrations unique to each house. This blue Ravenclaw house edition includes illustrations of Professor Trelawney, Azkaban Prison and Buckbeak the Hippogriff. The Prisoner of Azkaban Ravenclaw house edition include full-page line drawings showing Cho Chang of Ravenclaw casting the Patronus Charm.
Title: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – Ravenclaw Edition
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire –Ravenclaw Edition
The Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire house editions have a representation of the goblet of fire at the center of the front cover. Each house (Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw) has a unique element that corresponds to their values: fire, earth, air and water. The Ravenclaw edition is obviously blue and it includes things like the Beauxbatons carriage, Ollivander's wandmaker shop and Fleur Delacour. Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts has its moments with Ravenclaw characters, including the return of Moaning Myrtle, who helps Harry solve a crucial clue in the Triwizard Tournament. Inside, the Goblet of Fire Ravenclaw house edition book you may find portraits of Garrick Ollivander of Ravenclaw. Garrick Ollivander is the proprietor of Ollivanders Wand Shop. He makes and sells a variety of wands in his shop, including the most powerful wand in the world: The Elder Wand.
Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – Ravenclaw Edition
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – Ravenclaw Edition
The Order of the Phoenix house edition features the flaming Phoenix songbird along with locations and the color relevant to each house. In the blue Ravenclaw edition we get to see the Hall of Prophecy along with illustrations of Thestrals, a copy of The Quibbler, Luna Lovegood, and the glass prophecy orb. Harry's fifth year at Hogwarts has its Ravenclaw moments and characters, including Luna Lovegood, whose Ravenclaw intelligence and insight make her a key member of Dumbledore's Army. The Order of the Phoenix Ravenclaw house edition you will find the portraits of Sybill Trelawney of Ravenclaw. In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, we learned that Professor Trelawney was once a famous seer who made many accurate predictions in her youth. However, she fell into obscurity after making a series of wrong predictions and eventually became a teacher at Hogwarts.
Title: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – Ravenclaw Edition
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – Ravenclaw Edition
In the blue Half-Blood Prince Ravenclaw house edition you get to see the Half-Blood Prince as the central icon, framed by beautiful house-themed locations and characters connected with each house. Inside, the Half-Blood Prince Ravenclaw house edition you will find the portraits of the Ravenclaw student Luna Lovegood and Gilderoy Lockhart signing copies of Magical Me. Luna Lovegood is a Ravenclaw student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry who first appears in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. She is the daughter of Xenophilius Lovegood, editor of The Quibbler magazine. Luna seems to have a special connection with animals; they seem to like her because she treats them nicely rather than cruelly or disrespectfully. Her friends at school include Ernie Macmillan, Marietta Edgecombe, Ginny Weasley and Neville Longbottom.
Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix –Ravenclaw Edition
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix –Ravenclaw Edition
The blue Ravenclaw House Edition has been published, and it's a must-have addition to any Ravenclaw fan's bookshelf. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Ravenclaw Edition has new, exclusive illustrations by Levi Pinfold including a Luna and Cho in the Room of Requirement after Dumbledore's Army is summoned back to battle Lord Voldemort's forces. Cho Chang is a Ravenclaw student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and a Seeker on the Ravenclaw Quidditch team. Cho was not a very good student; she tended to get poor grades and spent most of her time on extracurricular activities such as Quidditch or Harry Potter's Defence Against the Dark Arts class.
Harry Potter Slytherin House Edition
Founded by Salazar Slytherin, one of the founders of Hogwarts, Slytherin was one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Slytherin house has produced some of the world's most infamous people and it continues to be home to ambitious witches and wizards. It's even been home to Draco Malfoy and Lord Voldemort, who have made both their mark on Wizarding World's history. These beautiful hardback editions of the Harry Potter novels are a MUST for any Slytherin fan of the series. Levi Pinfold's intricate artwork and design work is a testament to his incredible talent, imagination and attention to detail. This book set collection is decorated with the Slytherin serpent and contains all seven novels from J.K. Rowling's classic series. It is the perfect gift for any occasion, this set is sure to delight any Harry Potter Slytherin fan!
Title: Harry Potter Slytherin House Edition
The 7 awesomely designed covers are crafted with enchanting details to capture the house themes from each novel. Charming illustrations of the Slytherin serpent complete this delightful series. Own a collectable keepsake with this exclusive artwork print that pays tribute to founder Salazar Slytherin. The seven books in this collection come with exciting feature articles and fascinating facts about the history and alumni of Slytherin house that will keep you entertained for hours. Exclusive illustrations capture the personality of Slytherin house and favorite characters like Severus Snape, Draco Malfoy, Bellatrix Lestrange and many more . Whether it's for a young Slytherin or someone that's tried and true, this Slytherin House Editions box set will be cherished many years down the line.
Title: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Slytherin Edition
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone – Slytherin Edition
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the first publication, Bloomsbury has published 4 House Editions of J.K. Rowling's classic! Every Harry Potter book in this series features line illustrations exclusive to the Slytherin house. The unique crest is featured on the front cover along with the animals and objects that represent the qualities favored by the Slytherin house. The green Slytherin edition features the house snake and a crescent to symbolize glory, resourcefulness and ambition. This Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Slytherin house edition includes drawings of the Hogwarts founder Salazar Slytherin and the portrait of the head of the Slytherin house Severus Snape along with more line illustrations and drawings. This is a must-have for any Harry Potter fan.
Title: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets – Slytherin Edition
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets –Slytherin Edition
The Chamber of Secrets House Editions feature four serpentine crests on the front cover, with iconography referencing the second year Harry spent at Hogwarts. This green Slytherin edition features a crown to represent superiority, a basilisk, a rooster to signify pride, Tom Riddle's diary containing all his secrets and bats. The Chamber of Secrets house editions include drawings of Slytherin's common room as well as line drawings of house-elves, including Dobby and Kreacher.
Title: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – Slytherin Edition
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – Slytherin Edition
The Prisoner of Azkaban house edition covers depict Sirius Black in his black-dog animagus form and are surrounded by intricate illustrations unique to each house. Slytherin's green house edition version includes depictions of the executioner MacNair, the infamous Peter Pettigrew in rat form and an illustration of a Wolfsbane Potion. The Prisoner of Azkaban Slytherin house edition include full-page line drawings showing Severus Snape of Slytherin casting the Patronus Charm.
Title: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – Slytherin Edition
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – Slytherin Edition
The Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire house editions illustrate a blazing Goblet of Fire at the very center of the front cover, and each house has an 'element' specific to it: fire, earth, air and water. The green Slytherin edition of the Harry Potter series contains several Tom Riddle's headstones, Viktor Krum, the Hogwarts Giant Squid and the Durmstrang Ship. Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts is packed with a series of thrilling and frightening adventures, culminating in the terrifying finale of the Triwizard Tournament. Within the Goblet of Fire Slytherin house edition you will find portraits of Lord Voldemort alongside pictures of Hogwarts.
Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – Slytherin Edition
Title: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – Slytherin Edition
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince –Slytherin Edition
In the green Half-Blood Prince Slytherin house edition you get to see the Half-Blood Prince as the central icon, framed by beautiful house-themed locations and characters connected with each house. Inside, the Half-Blood Prince Slytherin house edition you will find the portraits of Slytherin student Draco Malfoy and a young Severus Snape studying Advanced Potion-Making. Draco becomes a Slytherin student at Hogwarts, along with Harry, Ron, Hermione and Neville Longbottom. He makes friends with fellow Slytherins Pansy Parkinson and Blaise Zabini while becoming rivals with Gryffindor students Dean Thomas and Seamus Finnigan.
Title: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows –Slytherin Edition
The green Slytherin House Edition has been published, and it's a must-have addition to any Slytherin fan's bookshelf. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Slytherin Edition has new, exclusive illustrations by Levi Pinfold including a spectacular image with sisters Bellatrix Lestrange and Narcissa Malfoy at the side of Lord Voldemort. In this book, as Harry's story comes to a close, his battle with Lord Voldemort creates many unforgettable moments and characters – like the Sword of Gryffindor and Crabbe and Fiendfyre in the Room of Requirement … and many more!
Well, that's it! I hope you like this collection of books. Which one will you read first?


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Command Center vs Comcell Console Terminology
eflores
Like many, most of my experience comes from using the Commcell Console and I am trying to familiarize myself with the Command Center. However, I'm finding it difficult understanding some of the differences in terminology between the two. I'm looking to create plans to replace the legacy schedule and storage policies, as well as organize the data in the Command Center similar to how it is organized in the java console i.e. Client Computer Groups > Clients > Backup Sets > Subclients etc. At the moment I'm spending a lot of time just trying to find where everything is because the names of certain things have changed i.e. I no longer see subclients or Client computer groups.
What is the equivalent of a Backup set or a Subclient in the Command Center? Is there any documentation that explains the differences or outlines "what's changed" from the java console to the Command Center?
Command Center (Admin Console)
Commcell console
You can stil find the subclients and backup set definitions in Command Center. For example open File servers and select a client and you will find the subclient section. To become more familiar I would recommend to just use it and leverage the essentials version of the documentation which focusses on Command Center.
Not sure which version you are currently using, but just make sure you for example pick FR28. Every release delivers changes and enhancements to Command Center.
@Onno van den Berg Thanks, I see the subclient section now. I would think there would be a section for it in the navigation bar on the left hand side. What about Backup sets? Am I correct in thinking that terms such as "Clients", and "Client Computer Groups" are considered legacy terms and are not being used in the Command Center? Are the VM groups and Server Groups the equivalent in Command Center?
The backup set capability also still exist in the same window, but is to be seen as an advanced configuration. Curious to hear if you use the capability and what the actual use-case is. As for clients and client computer groups those were given a different name. Please look for servers and server groups. Under Virtualization you will find the definition of a VM group. This is the name that related to a subclient as part of a virtualization (pseudo) client. Like I said play around and look into the essentials documentation.
Zubair Ahmed Sharief
Hello @eflores
Java Admin Console should be used by all Commcell Admins (people managing the Commcell at large)
Whereas Command Center is intended to be used by DBA, Exchange Admins and VM admins (restricted access)
Regarding the SP to plan conversion , there is workflow designed for it you may want to give it a try in a dev/test environment before attempting to use in prod.
"Never settle for anything less than your best." — Brian Tracy
Correct, However I would strongly recommend, even in large environment, to implement all changes first from Command Center and only move to the CommCell console in case you really need to go into the depth. I think somewhere in the near future they will start to hide the CommCell console for newer installation and I truly hope they will enrich the Command Center UI with a view delivering a single pane of glass and add more capability to it while in the meantime they really start to remove functionality from the CommCell console which in the end results in a slim-downed version only offering advanced settings and tweaking capabilities.
I also wouldn't say that Command Center delivers restricted access, because this is not the case anymore. Some features are only available within Command Center.
Orazan
@Onno van den Berg I do not see the CommCell console going away or being hidden. The Command Center is not intended to be a total replacement of the CommCell console. They have different intended audiences and roles.
Thanks all for your replies. This is a topic I've heard a lot of different answers to and no one seems to know exactly the direction Commvault is going with the Command Center vs. Comcell console. At least that is what it seems like from a customers perspective with no insight beyond what is documented. I have been told by Commvault reps and ex-Commvault engineers that the Command Center will eventually replace the console and that I should start transitioning to using it more and create Plans, etc. I have been attempting to do this but always seem to run into roadblocks due to limitations, lack of certain capabilities and intuitiveness forcing me to go back to the Commcell console. I agree and hope that they will continue to improve the Command Center and go all in with it vs. supporting both.
In the end the Commcell console will have to be deprecated as it doesn't make sense to continue the current path with 2 different UIs who are totally different and offer cross functionality. How long this will take I have no idea, they are already working on it for many years, but it all depends on focus, effort and development power that Commvault can push against it. It's not an honest comparison, but VMware also managed to move from the old vCenter client to a brand new web UI in a matter of a few years and eventually also dropped support for the old client.
All these options within the Commcell console also come with Q&A challenges as there are too many angles which cannot be covered. This increases the risk of running into unwanted/unforeseen issues and in all honesty these days a lot of these options can be automated away. In the end we all want it to be able to deliver where it is meant for your data.
I honestly do not see a need anymore these days for new/small deployments to move back to the Commcell console, even though it is tempting. I myself move back because I personally do not really like the design layout of Command Center as it is lacking oversight and I find myself clicking around too much and mainly go back because of this. As soon as you have transitioned to plans the need to move back slims down drastically.
In the end the Commcell console will have to be deprecated as it doesn't make sense to continue the current path with 2 different UIs who are totally different and offer cross functionality. How long this will take I have no idea and it all depends on focus, effort and development power that Commvault can push forward, however Commvault is already working on Command Center itself for many years now. It's not an honest comparison, but VMware also managed to move from the old vCenter client to a brand new web UI in a matter of a few years and eventually also dropped support for the old client.
All these options within the Commcell console also come with Q&A challenges as there are too many angles which cannot be covered. This increases the risk of running into unwanted/unforeseen issues and in all honesty these days a lot of these options can be automated away.
I honestly also do not see a need these days anymore for new/small environments to move back to the Commcell console, even though it is tempting, because I personally do not really like the design layout of Command Center as it is lacking oversight and I find myself clicking around too much.
Great reply Onno. I think you are right, they will converge in the future and the CommCell console will slowly discouraged until its truly no longer needed. The reason why it taking so long is that CC did start as a tenant based console that meant application owners could self-serve their backups and restores. That evolved as the industry moved more towards web administration and a new requirement (even for enterprise software) was utmost simplicity. One of the challenges is and has always been, you don't just want to replicate a 20 year old UI inside a browser, its an opportunity to do things better, automate more and remove redundant controls to make the experience better. I think there have been a lot of success with Command Center doing just that - optimizing some legacy concepts with new thinking and making things easier. At the same time, there is still a ways to go, and to also strike the balance between customers who want manual control of all things, vs those who would prefer to maximize the automation.
However, (in my opinion) straddling two consoles is not the optimal path as Onno eloquently put it.
chrisknows
I don't see how this parralelll model is sustainable in the long term.
The poster formerly known as @christopherlecky
i think its quite possible to have a system where there is simple, advanced, and intermediate features available on. Per user or even group system. Especially with a web based system.
They could have standard options then advanced checkboxes available to people who are given administrative rights.
this way instead of having essentially two code bases that will become more and more dissimilar you would have one system that can serve both purposes. You can limit complexity in the GUI by forcing api calls for complex edge scenarios. The people more likely to need these features would most likely have the talent to get it done anyway.


Silverland Online - D&D 5th Ed. - Spellbook Cards - RANGER SPELL DECK (46 Cards) New print!
Rangers are more martial focus than clerics and druids so will have abilities to fight hand to hand or use prajectile weapons such as bows as a preference, but this allows for fewer spells per day. They use similar divine magic spells for healing or sending energy blasts at their enemies.
This is a fantastic essential for any D&D player who wishes to take up the role of a ranger and needs a quick, easy tool to organise their spell book.
This deck contains 46 cards.


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#include "reaction.h"
#include "dfinstance.h"
#include "memorylayout.h"
#include "truncatingfilelogger.h"
#include <QtDebug>

Reaction::Reaction(DFInstance *df, VIRTADDR address, QObject *parent)
    : QObject(parent)
    , m_address(address)
    , m_tag(QString::null)
    , m_name(QString::null)
    , m_skill(QString::null)
    , m_skill_id(0)
    , m_df(df)
    , m_mem(df->memory_layout())
{
    load_data();
}

Reaction::~Reaction() {
}

Reaction* Reaction::get_reaction(DFInstance *df, const VIRTADDR & address) {
    return new Reaction(df, address);
}

void Reaction::load_data() {
    if (!m_df || !m_df->memory_layout() || !m_df->memory_layout()->is_valid()) {
        LOGW << "load of Reactions called but we're not connected";
        return;
    }
    // make sure our reference is up to date to the active memory layout
    m_mem = m_df->memory_layout();
    TRACE << "Starting refresh of Reaction data at" << hexify(m_address);

    read_reaction();
}

void Reaction::read_reaction() {
    m_df->attach();
    m_tag = m_df->read_string(m_address);
    m_name = capitalize(m_df->read_string(m_address + m_df->memory_layout()->job_detail("reaction")));
    m_skill_id = m_df->read_short(m_address + m_df->memory_layout()->job_detail("reaction_skill"));
    m_skill = get_skill_name(m_skill_id);
    //QString material_name = m_df->find_material_name()
    //LOGD << "Reaction " << m_name << " at " << hexify(m_address) << " tag " << m_tag;
    m_df->detach();
}

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Who Was Robin Bush? What Barbara Said About Daughter Who Died From Leukemia
By Maria Vultaggio On 4/17/18 at 8:45 PM EDT
Republican matriarch and former first lady Barbara Bush died Tuesday after suffering from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and congestive heart failure. She was 92 years old. Bush wasn't afraid to die, though. She had already experienced the death of her daughter, Pauline Robinson "Robin" Bush, who died from leukemia in 1953 at 3 years old.
Bush and her family were not familiar with leukemia before, and were told there was no treatment for Robin except to bring her home to die. "She said: 'You don't do anything. She's going to die,'" the former first lady recalled in 2012 for a Today interview. "'She said, 'My advice is take her home, love her. In about two weeks she'll be gone.'"
The doctor said to "…forget that Robin was sick, make her as comfortable as we could, love her — and let her gently slip away," Bush wrote in her 1994 memoir. "She said this would happen very quickly."
But the Bushes weren't willing to accept that diagnosis. Instead, they found a hospital that would treat Robin's leukemia, a cancer not widely known in 1953. Robin underwent multiple bone marrow tests and had regular blood transfusions at Sloan Kettering in New York. After battling the blood cancer for seven months, Robin died on October 11, 1953, about two months before she would have turned 4 years old.
Bush was with her daughter when she died. "I was combing her hair and holding her hand," Bush said in her Today interview. "I saw that little body, I saw her spirit go."
Robin's soul always stayed with Bush. "Robin to me is a joy. She's like an angel to me, and she's not a sadness or a sorrow," Bush said in 2012.
Former president George H.W. Bush is pictured with former first lady Barbara Bush during his campaign for Congress in the 1960s. The Republican matriarch died at the age of 92. Getty Images
Bush's husband, former President George H.W. Bush., released a statement on Tuesday: "A former first lady of the United States of America and relentless proponent of family literacy, Barbara Pierce Bush passed away Tuesday, April 17, 2018, at the age of 92."
Her son President George W. Bush also responded to the former first lady's death. "My dear mother has passed on at age 92. Laura, Barbara, Jenna, and I are sad, but our souls are settled because we know hers was," he said. "Barbara Bush was a fabulous First Lady and a woman unlike any other who brought levity, love, and literacy to millions."
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I am going to talk about the magical thing that I use not only for my sinus infection, but I use it for my skin and my body and today I am going to try to give you the information about some of the millions of benefits of that oil, although native Australian use the fresh leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia to get the benefits, but you can use Tea tree oil for the same responses and it is very effective too.
First and the most famous use of tea tree oil are killing the bacteria and fungus, and you can treat almost all kind of allergic reactions with tea tree oil, you can use any essential oils with that and make a homemade antiseptic and antifungal agent and you can use it on your skin to heal cuts, burns and infections and it is very good to treat acne and pimples too.
Mix olive oil in one drop of tea tree oil and apply all over your face to treat acne, fungal infections, pimple and you can treat scabies and ring worm with same mixture too, if you have horrible old nail fungus then you just need to take one drop of tea tree oil in worm water then dip your nails in it and use it every day and it will solve your issues within a month.
Make a mixture of aloe vera gel and a few drops of tea tree oil and apply that mixture on your acne affected area and let it get dry for 10 minutes and then wash it off with chilled water and it will help your skin issues very effectively.
Now at the end let me tell you one thing, tea tree oil is a very harsh and strong oil so never ever use pure on your skin as it is very harsh for skin, always mix some kind of essential oil in it.