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http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/2009/12/9/join-pottercast-for-a-live-hbp-commentary-recording-tomorrow You've all got your HBP DVDs now, right?Well, unwrap them and get them ready, because PotterCast is doing one of its renown DVD commentaries but for the first time ever we're doing it LIVE, via our LiveStream channel. We will all start watching the movie (on our own computers, silly, we're not broadcasting it!) together; be there on time (3:30 p.m. Eastern) to listen, join in, chat, laugh, and ...
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The Monkees are one of the underrated groups of the 60s. True, they were supposed to be extruded pop product, a totally manufactured band. But sometimes, they get into the really excellent. A rough translation: Riu, riu, chiu (nightingale's sounds) The river bank protects it, As God kept the wolf from our lamb The rabid wolf tried to bite her But God Almighty knew how to defend her He wished to create her impervious to sin Nor was this maid to embody original sin He comes to give life to the dead He comes to redeem the fall of man This child is the light of day He is the very lamb Saint John prophecied Tags: yuletide youtube
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My singing teacher, Brian Powers Smith, and I!
He is immensely musically talented. He's a pianist, organist and former tenor in the Opéra de Montréal. He's been the music director at my church for almost 50 years. He is being forced to retire this January.
He's taught me everything I know about music, and I owe any future musical career to him. He's always been much too kind to me.
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I Hope You Feel Better...Now, I'm not quite as ragey as this person is, probably because my illness isn't THAT bad and I tend to be like a kitty and purr when people give me any form of affection, which is what I take well wishes for. I realise I talk about being ill a lot, and I take it in stride and make a joke about it (I made a special "Get Well Soon, Nacey" icon for my friend when she responds to my illness posts). I am not saying this woman's reaction is wrong. It was the same for me for a long time. I'm just saying it's a good thing to read up if you know a lot of people with chronic illnesses and regularly talk to them. I guess, I feel frustrated when people say "Get Well", but it's a relief to hear that instead of "Well, if you just got out more..." so I just look for the silver lining and notice the good heart in which it was meant and take it from there. So, my point is that don't worry about it too much when talking to me, but keep in mind that saying anything that insinuates that I can make a full recovery can be a little depressing for me. Mr Flibble is:  busy
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Katie’s got one sign, but she sure knows how to use it: “all done.”
When she’s done with dinner, she signs it, indicating that I should stop trying to put food in her and take her out of her chair.
When she wants to get out of the bathtub, she signs it.
Last night when she was nursing and needed me to switch sides, she signed it, while making it clear that she was referring to ME, not her. (She made her “more” noise.)
Last night, when she was in her crib and wanted Brandon to pick her up, she signed it, indicating that she was done with the crib, thank you very much.
It wows me that she can assign this sign to so many different contexts (most notably the “I need more milk and you’re all out” one). Little beeblestein is a smarty! Tags: babies
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