21. A Daughter Of The Land By Gene Stratton-Porter: XXIII. Kate's Heavenly Time I ve had a perfectly heavenly time. Don t talk to me. I ll put out the light andbe quiet as soon as I get my dress off. I think likely I ve ruined it. http://www.online-literature.com/stratton-porter/daughter-of-the-land/23/

Home Author Index Shakespeare The Bible ... XXIII. Kate's Heavenly Time XXIII. Kate's Heavenly Time One evening Kate and Polly went to the front porch to rest until bedtime and found a shining big new trunk sitting there, with Kate's initials on the end, her name on the check tag, and a key in the lock. They unbuckled the straps, turned the key, and lifted the lid. That trunk contained underclothing, hose, shoes, two hats, a travelling dress with half a dozen extra waists, and an afternoon and an evening dress, all selected with especial reference to Kate's colouring, and made one size larger than Nancy Ellen wore, which fitted Kate perfectly. There were gloves, a parasol, and a note which read: DEAR KATE: Here are some clothes. I am going to go North a week after harvest. You can be spared then as well as not. Come on! Let's run away and have one good time all by ourselves. It is my treat from start to finish. The children can manage the farm perfectly well. Any one of her cousins will stay with Polly, if she will be lonely. Cut loose and come on, Kate. I am going. Of course Robert couldn't be pried away from his precious patients; we will have to go alone; but we do not care. We like it. Shall we start about the tenth, on the night train, which will be cooler? NANCY ELLEN. "We shall!" said Kate emphatically, when she finished the note. "I haven't cut loose and had a good time since I was married; not for eighteen years. If the children are not big enough to take care of themselves, they never will be. I can go as well as not."

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23. Kabbala I show in my book (The heavenly time Machine The First Six Days). procedures andcommentary that lead to a universe age of between http://www.fixedearth.com/kabbala II.htm

Kabbala Part II No Doubt About It: The Kabbala Is The Root Source of Today’s Assumption-based Cosmological "Science" Ever since Arno Penzias’ alleged discovery in 1965 of radiation from a Big Bang explosion HERE , p.7), cosmologists have been settling on an age for the universe of between 15 and 16 billion years. Along with its indispensable Expanding Universe accompanist, this 15-16 billion year figure is now a settled "fact" that one hears and reads about with a "make sure everybody gets it" level of repetition. These Siamese "facts", of course, are meant to supply mankind with the most basic knowledge anyone can have about their origins. Together, they tell the world about the Origin of all that exists. It’s all very neatly laid out for us. Somehow an infinitesimal atom of energy exploded 15-16 billion years ago and started the process of creating all that exists. The Earth formed out of gases and stuff 4.6 billion years ago, we are assured. Then, 3800 million years ago either lightening struck the mud and life began (the evolution myth for about a century and a half) oras the latest "explanation" has itcomets spread bacteria here at that time

24. The Book Of Heaven: An Anthology Of Writings From Ancient To Modern Times [Book Another perennial problem is which metaphors for heavenly time and space are themost likely, or least unlikely, to be apt. One still comes across some http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft0012/reviews/russell.html

Books in Review The Book of Heaven: An Anthology of Writings from Ancient to Modern Times The Beatific Vision The Book of Heaven: An Anthology of Writings from Ancient to Modern Times. By Carol Zaleski and Philip Zaleski. Oxford University Press. 448 pp. $30. Reviewed by Jeffrey Burton Russell Heaven is not simply a theological, literary, or artistic phenomenon. It is experiential: in moments of play, of love, of passion, of unity, of selfless giving, of freedom, of being moved by music or art, in our urge to compassion, to surrendering—in all these we sense heaven. Occasionally a joy seizes us by surprise. Once, walking in the Sierra Nevada, I encountered a bush in the midst of which was blooming a Mariposa Lily, an unusual and most beautiful mountain wildflower. It was encased by a web in the form of an almost perfect sphere, and from all over the sphere small drops of dew caught the sunlight. I stood astonished. Christian though I am, what came immediately to mind was the Buddhist exultation: “Hail Thou Jewel in the Lotus.” I was often overtaken by a similar joy while immersed in the pages of The Book of Heaven The Zaleskis, both familiar to First Things readers, realize that no vision of heaven is ever entirely off the mark so long as it is pointed in the direction of beauty, goodness, truth, and love (words that the authors blessedly do not place in ironic quotation marks). Heaven cannot be fully understood by our minds. It can be discarded by clever academics who don’t know that they don’t understand, but in every culture there are signs to be seen and wise people to point them out. The editors deliberately eschewed exhibits of skepticism, which could have been represented by Mark Twain’s terrifyingly nihilist

25. Sunset: Heavenly Hiking: See Zion National Park As The Angels Do - Brief Article Near the trail, there are shooting stars under the trees, and Indian paintbrushis visible between rocks. spring is a heavenly time to hike in Zion, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1216/is_4_208/ai_84313919

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26. "Chronometricals And Horologicals" carried that Heaven s time in Jerusalem, while the Jews carried Jerusalem timethere. seeks practically to force that heavenly time upon the earth; http://www.melville.org/pamphlet.htm

"EI," BY PLOTINUS PLINLIMMON, (In Three Hundred and Thirty-three Lectures.) LECTURE FIRST. CHRONOMETRICALS AND HOROLOGICALS (Being not so much the Portal, as part of the temporary Scaffold to the Portal of this new Philosophy.) "Few of us doubt, gentlemen, that human life on this earth is but a state of probation; which among other things implies, that here below, we mortals have only to do with things provisional. Accordingly, I hold that all our so-called wisdom is likewise but provisional. "This preamble laid down, I begin. "It seems to me, in my visions, that there is a certain most rare order of human souls, which if carefully carried in the body will almost always and everywhere give Heaven's own Truth, with some small grains of variance. For peculiarly coming from God, the sole source of that heavenly truth, and the great Greenwich hill and tower from which the universal meridians are far out into infinity reckoned; such souls seems as London sea-chronometers ( Greek , time-namers) which as the London ship floats past Greenwich down the Thames, are accurately adjusted by Greenwich time, and if heedfully kept, will still give that same time, even though carried to the Azores. True, in nearly all cases of long, remote voyages to China, say chronometers of the best make, and the most carefully treated, will gradually more or less vary from Greenwich time, without the possibility of the error being corrected by direct comparison with their great standard; but skillful and devout observations of the stars by the sextant will serve materially to lessen such errors. And besides, there is such a thing as

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28. The Lake, The River, And The Other Lake | Home There was a heavenly time, a sliverthin window of peace that Roger Drinkwatercherished every year on Meenigeesisthose early days when the water warmed http://www.randomhouse.com/pantheon/amick/excerpt.html

Chapter One Print this page There was a heavenly time, a sliver-thin window of peace that Roger Drinkwater cherished every year on Meenigeesisthose early days when the water warmed just enough for him to bear but all others steered clear and he could swim in peace and hear nothing but the water and his breath and the birds and the distant road: the way it had once been on this lake. It was a time before jet-skis; before the idiot boys on their idiot toys, as he thought of them in the little singsong chant that drummed in his head the rest of each summer. One misty predawn in late May, he got his first indication that the lake was now warm enough for at least a few intrepid others. Kids, of course, tended to brave the waters sooner than their finicky parents, and the evidence he found was something that obviously came from a child. It was floating, half-submerged, at the end of his dock, and he bumped his head against it on the return lap of his morning swim: an underwater toy in the shape of a flattened megaphone, purple plastic with a green mouthpiece. If it hadn't had a brand name, Sub-Speaker, stamped on the side, he might not have known what it was for. He stood there in the water, examining it, disgusted. Plastic toys lost in the lake were essentially just pollution. Still, he wondered how well it worked. Glancing around first to make sure he was alone, he knelt to the waterline and put the mouthpiece to his lips. What came out was Chief Joseph One-Song's famous words to Congress: "Nimaanaadendam gaa zhi binaadkamgiziik . . ."

29. Philosoraptor.com: Politics, Elections, News, Atheism, Atheist, Freethought, Evo Another is that heavenly time won t be the same, or won t even exist! As onerespondent informed me, There will be no timekeeping in heaven. http://www.philosoraptor.com/

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30. The Hippo Place - Ski Heavenly! a heavenly time but (Emily, Gad). disaster strikes and everyone is down and (Hip, Gad). Brigitte s trying to stop and .. http://www.kelt.com/hippo/travels/skiHeavenly/

Ski Heavenly! April 1999 Cabin at South Lake Tahoe and ... (Gad, Tom, Hip, Dan, Theresa, Adam) skiing on the Nevada side and ... (Emily, Brigitte, Hip, Gad) having fun and ... (Gad, Emily, Hip, Brigitte) a heavenly time but ... (Emily, Gad) disaster strikes and everyone is down and ... (Hip, Gad) Brigitte's trying to stop and .. everything comes to an halt but ... Hippo got the final picture. Travels Hippo Home

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32. Angels Topics Art Architecture Articles Documents Liturgical I recall wondering how St. Paul could convey postage from Heaven. with symbolsof the Eucharist, symbolizing the heavenly time of the eighth day. http://www.catholicliturgy.com/index.cfm/FuseAction/ArticleText/ArticleIndex/41

Topics Articles Documents Liturgical Texts Participation ... New FAQ Search Forum Links Mail ... Back one page. Reconnecting to Tradition Sursum Corda ) Fall 1998 Author: Thomas Gordon Smith In a new Catholic architecture we have an opportunity to forge a new architectural exegesis based on tradition. Rather than relegating tradition to a distant, inaccessible past, we must find ways to reconnect ourselves to our heritage, in order to create a culture of spiritual unity and continuity. A battle rages in our culture over the issue of tradition. Now on the verge of a new century, we are emerging from an eighty?year period that has been characterized by the denigration of the value of traditional form and connotation in all facets of our lives, including architecture. The men who invented modernism in the 1920s rejected traditional forms as stuffy, bourgeois and politically incorrect. Obsessed with novelty, they created designs that emulated the machine, to make abstract environments that paralleled unsettling political movement and philosophical nihilism. After World War II, this architectural agenda began to dominate and, ironically, this minimalist and revolutionary aesthetic was embraced by corporate America. It has become the rigid orthodoxy of the artistic establishment, as witnessed by the brouhaha over the National Endowment for the Arts. In the early twentieth century the Catholic Church rejected Modernism, recognizing that its leaders, mostly atheists, sought to break the tradition of cultural continuity intrinsic to Catholic teaching. In the 1960s the Church tentatively got on the bandwagon of abstract modernism in a desperate search for ways to express the environmental statements of Vatican II. The capitulation to Mies van der Rohe's dictum "less is more" led to an iconoclastic movement, rationalized by calls in the documents themselves for "noble simplicity." In the United States this view became dogma through a single publication by the USCC

33. Metaforix@: August 2004 Archives and failings of those she has left behind proceeds incongrously, in leaps andspurts that must perhaps be attributed to the mysteries of heavenly time. http://www.metaforix.info/2004/08/

Metaforix@ How information technologies are changing your world News, notes, tips, and opinions Lois C. Ambash, President and Chief Infomaven, Metaforix Incorporated Metaforix@ by e-mail SUBSCRIBE NOW! Syndicate this site About Lois Recent Posts Cell phone blues: Notes of a techno-unsophisticated gadget-loving refugee from Sprint Renee Blodgett's take on distractions Information-age distractions and information overload Blogging and journalism ... Neville Hobson on corporate blogging Categories Aging American culture Artificial Intelligence Blogs ... Main August 13, 2004 The Lovely Bones At long last, I've caught up with several million others and read Alice Sebold's 2002 megaseller, The Lovely Bones . I'm a fan of magical realism ,   la Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Isabel Allende, Isaac Bashevis Singer, and Margot Livesey's Eva Moves the Furniture . But even I had doubts about a book whose 14-year-old narrator is murdered in the second sentence of page 1 and tells her tale from heaven. When it came right down to it, this book turned out to be much more than the summer page-turner I'd pegged it for. The writing is graceful, the characters are well developed and engaging, and the plot is enriched by a true 1970s American sense of time and place. The grief of Susie Salmon's family and community is touching both in its immediacy and as it merges into memory and history. Susie's personal heaven, while a bit treacly for my taste, scarcely interferes with the grittier quality of earthly events. But her maturing empathy for the quirks and failings of those she has left behind proceeds incongrously, in leaps and spurts that must perhaps be attributed to the mysteries of heavenly time.

34. Rimaldi Everyone is raving about the heavenly time we all had. The chateau is gorgeousand the staff was excellent. Thank you for making my 50th birthday the best http://www.frenchhomerentals.com/provence/rimaldi/rimaldi.htm

R imaldi Chateau Ri maldi Aix 11 bdrms/9 baths Price depends on length of stay Luxury mansion, just outside of Aix en Provence lies on the former grounds of a XVIIth century castle the remaining of which serve as a nest to a large swimming pool and as a background to the private tennis court. The house is on a beautiful piece of ground landscaped with secular pine trees, lawns, flowers, mediterranean plants, fountains and classical statues. The 11 bedroom house is on 3 levels plus a cellar where the private night club is situated. Each room is tastefully decorated with fine antique furnishings and the entire place enjoys a very high level of comfort. Due to its large size, this place is perfect for large family reunions, groups of friends, small conferences or simply lovers of Provence, past and upscale comfort. Pool Description This outstanding mansion, just outside of Aix en Provence lies on the former grounds of a XVIIth century castle the remaining of which serve as a nest to a large swimming pool and as a background to the private tennis court. The house is on a beautiful piece of ground landscaped with secular pine trees, lawns, flowers, mediterranean plants, fountains and classical statues. The 11 bedroom house is on 3 levels plus a cellar where the private night club is situated.

35. The Lake, The River & The Other Lake (washingtonpost.com) There was a heavenly time, a sliverthin window of peace that Roger Drinkwatercherished every year on Meenigeesis-those early days when the water warmed http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style/longterm/books/chap1/thelaketheriver.

var SA_Message="SACategory=" + thisNode; placeChannelNav('article970'); makeBreadCrumbsUsingCss(thisNode); adHeaderAlreadyShown = false ; By Steve Amick Pantheon. 365 pp. $25 Friday, June 10, 2005 Chapter One There was a heavenly time, a sliver-thin window of peace that Roger Drinkwater cherished every year on Meenigeesis-those early days when the water warmed just enough for him to bear but all others steered clear and he could swim in peace and hear nothing but the water and his breath and the birds and the distant road: the way it had once been on this lake. It was a time before jet-skis; before the idiot boys on their idiot toys, as he thought of them in the little singsong chant that drummed in his head the rest of each summer. One misty predawn in late May, he got his first indication that the lake was now warm enough for at least a few intrepid others. Kids, of course, tended to brave the waters sooner than their finicky parents, and the evidence he found was something that obviously came from a child. It was floating, half-submerged, at the end of his dock, and he bumped his head against it on the return lap of his morning swim: an underwater toy in the shape of a flattened megaphone, purple plastic with a green mouthpiece. If it hadn't had a brand name, Sub-Speaker, stamped on the side, he might not have known what it was for. He stood there in the water, examining it, disgusted. Plastic toys lost in the lake were essentially just pollution. Still, he wondered how well it worked. Glancing around first to make sure he was alone, he knelt to the waterline and put the mouthpiece to his lips. What came out was Chief Joseph One-Song's famous words to Congress: "Nimaanaadendam gaa zhi binaadkamgiziik ..."

36. Aviator's Guide: July/August 2005 you re seeking family fun and outdoor adventure or quiet solitude and trophysport fishing, load up your tackle and get geared up for a heavenly time. http://www.aviatorsguide.com/features/0705/0705_fishing.htm

Advertisement Fly-In Fishing Destinations: 12 Fishing Resorts That Are Sure To Satisfy Your Appetite by Carrie Miner Quick Links next Angling For The Big One Planning And Resources Naturalist Henry David Thoreau once penned the phrase "Shall I go to heaven or a-fishing?" For many, the two are inseparable. But casting the first line, catching the most fish, and chasing the lure of shimmering scales are only part of the promise presented by an afternoon on the banks of a shady creek. Just being in these isolated areas can be fulfilling in its own right and getting away from it all has never been easier. We've selected a dozen premier fishing destinations, ranging from remote outposts to fashionable resorts, all of which can be ideally accessed by general aviation airplane. So whether you're seeking family fun and outdoor adventure or quiet solitude and trophy sport fishing, load up your tackle and get geared up for a heavenly time. Summer never looked so good. Gaston's White River Resort This renowned Arkansas resort takes the lead as favorite fly-in fishing destination for private pilots. It is known for its rainbow and brown trout, and because the White River stays temperate year-round, the resort is perfect for both fly-fishing and spin casting.

37. Europe From A Backpack --Media Center-- heavenly time of life where freedom is a given and anything is possible. The Seattle Times The work is intended to go deeper than a typical travel http://www.europebackpack.com/reviews.htm

Real Stories from Young Travelers Abroad Sign-up for the free bi-monthly Europe From a Backpack Newsletter Enter Email Address: Reviews for Europe from a Backpack Seattle Times "What you learn is that travel puts you in situations you could never imagine and that young travelers on limited funds can land in some incredible circumstances." The Los Angeles Times "[the stories are] riveting because they are real, and they date from that heavenly time of life where freedom is a given and anything is possible." The Seattle Times "The work is intended to go deeper than a typical travel guidebook, to convey the youthful follies of journeying with a backpack." The Boston Globe "The essays collected in Europe From a Backpack can be both an inspiration and a springboard for some rich travel experiences. This book can help backpackers put their travel dreams in focus and then turn them into reality." Rick Steves, author Europe Through the Back Door

38. Oberlin Alumni Magazine: Fall 2001 Vol. 97 No. 2 It was just so blissful, a heavenly time, and he led us by the hand through it.I really have a soft spot for him because of that. http://www.oberlin.edu/alummag/oamcurrent/oam_fall2001/plottingPast.html

var javascript_version = 1.0; Plotting the Past IT'S BEEN TWO YEARS, AND TRACY CHEVALIER'S NOVEL IS STILL TOPPING BESTSELLER LISTS. "FUN-kaaaay" jeered two teenage boys as they passed senior Tracy Chevalier '84 in Tappan Square on a freezing Oberlin winter day. Triggering their taunts was her intensely Oberlinesque outfit: huge hiking boots with thick wool socks, tights, long johns, and a bulky sweater topped off by a multicolored cotton tunic. It was a quintessential moment, remembers Chevalier, chuckling at the memory. Fashion tastes, as do many things, change with time, and since leaving Oberlin, Chevalier's life has undergone some dramatic turns. Her second novel, Girl with a Pearl Earring (Dutton 1999), was a publishing phenomenon, praised by critics and picked up for motion picture production this year by British film director Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Donny Brasco). Falling Angels, Chevalier's third novel, was released in the United States last month following favorable reviews from the London press. Inspired by Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer's famous portrait, the novel transports the reader to 17th-century Holland and offers a fictional interpretation of who the mysterious girl in the painting is. In the novel, Griet is a 16-year-old living in Delft, obliged to work as a maid in the Vermeer household to help support her parents and younger sister. She is given the responsibility of cleaning Vermeer's top-floor studio and ultimately becomes the subject of one of his portraits. Chevalier says that she has recreated in prose the painting style for which Vermeer is revered.

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40. The Negril Yoga Centre - Negril, Jamaica We truly had a heavenly time. hope you are very well~ Anne Dear Raquel, I mwriting to thank you again for our lovely stay at the Negril Yoga Centre. http://www.negrilyoga.com/testimonials.php

Testimonials We welcome you to Negril as a friend and look forward to sharing our unique oasis with you for a vacation you'll never forget! Here is how some of our friends remember us... Hello All, Thank you so much for making my stay comfortable and enjoyable. I am settling back into my teaching, but I am already aware that I will return to Jamaica in the near future. Jamaica feels like home. Thanks again for all of your thoughtful and dedicated work. Francisca Hi Gloria and Raquel, Negril Yoga Centre is truly a little oasis. It is located in a very quiet mature garden with palm trees and humming birds - a great setting for the enjoyment of the delicious health food. The cottages and villas have so much charm, each designed in a unique and refreshing colorful style. The Centre offers free Yoga classes every morning. What a great way to start the day (after your first swim in the warm sea close by). Each morning at the Centre is the beginning of a new perfect day. You feel very quickly relaxed and revitalised. The staff is very friendly and professional. They cater for individual needs and pay attention to detail. By staying at the Centre a month every winter, I add an extra year to my life, - a longer, healthier and happier life. A big cheer to the staff at Negril Yoga Centre!

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