An Historical Ri Walking Tour Rooted in the Apple Tree That Consumed Roger Williams

An historical walking tour of cultural and architectural magnitude along benefit road in the capital city of Providence, must first root itself in the seed of Rhode Island's founding by Roger Williams. Radical religious beliefs put this Protestant theologian at odds with the Church of England and also with the flock who boarded the Lyon in December, 1631, and located in Boston of the New World. Roger stirred up a tempest as tumultuous as any storm brewing along the Atlantic by espousing three principles dear to his heart: separatism, free time of religion, and disunion of church and state. Furthermore, his study of the Native Americans caused him to doubt the validity of the King's colonial charters, whereby he wrote a lengthy tract to the Massachusetts governor in 1632, advocating the purchase of land from the Indians.

By 1635, Williams was tried by the normal Court and convicted of sedition and heresy. Ordered to be banished, illness delayed execution of this decree. Nevertheless, he skipped town in 1636, trudging through the deep snow on a 105 mile trek from Salem to the head of Narragansett Bay where he received a hearty welcome by the Wampanoags. Fearing extradition of the expatriate, a band of supporters invited the fugitive to cross the Seekonk River. Roger Williams named this settlement which began with twelve friends, "Providence," whose meaning stemmed from "divine help from God."

Roger Williams served as governor of the colony from 1654 through 1658, and is believed to have died sometime in the middle of January 28 and March 15, 1683 with a burial on his own property. Fifty years later, his house collapsed into the cellar, and the gravesite for such a leading man was forgotten until 1860 when Zachariah Allen sought to search the remains of the first governor. This endeavor bordered on the bizarre: "The root of an apple tree was discovered. This tree had pushed downwards one of its main roots in a sloping direction and nearly level course towards the exact spot that had been occupied by the skull of Roger Williams. There production a turn conforming with its circumference, the root followed the direction of the back bone to the hips, and thence divided into two branches, each one following a leg bone to the heel..." (Report Upon the Burial Place of Roger Williams by Howard M. Chapin; published in Providence, 1918). In the King's English, the apple tree root bore a strong resemblance to the figure of the skeleton belonging to Rhode Island's founding father.

The apple tree root is now regarded as a curio and kept by the Rhode Island Historical society at the John Brown House Museum (52 Power Street, corner of Benefit). Group, school, and special tours are available by appointment. Call (401) 273-7507 for scheduling and inquiring about hours open to the public. As long as you're in the vicinity of the apple tree root that consumed Roger Williams, you should "branch" out to other great historical landmarks of cultural and architectural magnitude within walking distance along benefit road in Providence, the city so lovingly named by its founding father:

The Rhode Island Historical Society: benefit Street, A Mile of History - Ongoing programs, exhibits and opportunities where one can Ant. Eject over three centuries of history while taking in the beautiful surroundings of 18th and 19th century architecture, art installations and sculpture, gardens and riverfront activities, and the vibrant rhythm of the surrounding urban neighborhoods. Normally scheduled walking tours and themed walks are available to conventions and special groups, or with industrialized reservations. (401) 273-7507

The Shunned House (135 benefit Street): The Stephen Harris House built in 1763, was made celebrated by Providence writer H.P. Lovecraft. Population died there in alarmingly great numbers possibly because of the dampness and fungous growth in the cellar, the normal sickish smell, the draughts of the hallways, or the quality of the well and pump water - hence "shunned."

The Rhode Island School of produce Museum (224 benefit Street): Also known as the Risd Museum, Rhode Island's leading museum of fine and ornamental art, houses a variety of 84,000 objects of international significance. It is southeastern New England's only broad art museum and is accredited by the American connection of Museums.

The Providence Athenaeum (251 benefit Street): The fourth oldest library in the United States (1753) - neither a collective library, nor an schoraly library, nor a society center, nor a secret club - it is a exiguous bit of all these things and more. (401) 421-6970

The Nightingale-Brown House (357 benefit Street): The museum collections in the house characterize and link each of the five generations of the Brown family. The butler's pantry contains more than 100 pieces of Canton China, possibly imported to Providence aboard Brown house merchant vessels in the eighteenth century and used by the family. (401) 863-1177

The First Unitarian Church of Providence (1 Benevolent Street, corner of Benefit): The third church and present building, dedicated in 1816, was designed by great local master-builder-architect, John Holden Greene, whose many fine buildings changed the face of Providence during the early nineteenth century. (401) 421 - 7920

An historical walking tour deeply rooted in the apple tree oddity that consumed Rhode Island's founder, Roger Williams, naturally branches to other architectural and cultural landmarks of prominence dotted along benefit road in the capital city of Providence. A Rhode Romp in this vicinity by native Rhode Islanders and out-of-towners constitutes a visual odyssey sure to bear fruit as the apple of one's eye.

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Masterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural - A Treasury of thoughprovoking Tales Old and New

I get goose bumps thinking about some of tales in this collection. It's a feast for any nightmare fan - forty-seven short stories and six poems prime by Marvin Kaye with Saralee Kaye. The selections focus on psychological terror rather than blood and gore. As Kaye says in his introduction "Any story that gave my jaded spine a chill seemed to gift permissible credentials for membership in the club." These are not the more well known nightmare tales that appear over and over in anthologies, some are not easily ready anywhere else.

I have any favorites among them. "The Bottle Imp," an consuming spin on development a pact with the devil, was written in 1891 by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson. Keawe, a native of Hawaii, buys a strange bottle from an elderly man who tells him the imp in the bottle is responsible for his wealth. The imp will also grant Keawe anything he wishes. Of policy there is a catch. If he dies with the bottle in his ownership his soul will burn in Hell. It must be sold for less than its purchase price and he may not arrange of it or give it away. Stevenson throws some twists and turns into the story and Keawe faces some horrifying choices.

"Dracula's Guest" was published posthumously after Bram Stoker's death and was probably intended to be the first episode of his novel "Dracula." The narrator is Jonathan Harker on his way to Transylvania on Walpurgis Night, the first of May, when witches and demons are about. He doesn't heed the coachman's superstitious warnings and he leaves the safety of his hotel to gad in the forest alone where he has an eerie feeling he's being watched. When he comes over an antique tomb in an old graveyard he realizes just how foolish he's been.

"Flies," by Isaac Asimov, was first published in June 1953. It's a short science fiction story about a group of old college students who meet at a reunion twenty years after graduation. They discuss their achievements and Casey tells them he does research on insecticides. Ironically the flies seem to bother him and no one else.

British novelist Tanith Lee provides a distinct take on the Cinderella story. "When the Clock Strikes" her heroine turns into a witch who swears allegiance to Lord Satanas.

"Lazarus" by Leonid Andreyev is a retelling of the miraculous return to life described in the scriptures. Lazarus returns home after being dead for three days and house and friends celebrate his resurrection. He's dressed grandly but his days in the grave left him with a bluish cast to his face and reddish cracks on his skin. His temper is changed as well. He's no longer cheerful and carefree and he's unwilling to talk about the horrors he's seen.

"The Flayed Hand" was written by Guy de Maupassant. A young pupil acquires a shriveled hand, severed at the wrist from a deceased sorcerer. He intends to use it as the handle to his door-bell to frighten his creditors, but the owner wants it back.

The impel of this variety is in its diversity. It's divided into five sections, each with stories that are unique and chilling. Some of the stories are written in a dated style that may not request for retrial to readers who like more contemporary literature. But the prose sets the mood and creates an atmosphere that invokes a sense of dread that is so excellent for this type of story - the kind that makes your skin crawl. This is a book to be picked up and read over and over again.

Publisher: Doubleday & company Inc. (May 1985)

Isbn: 978-0385185493

Pages: 623

Table of Contents

Introduction by Marvin Kaye

Fiends and Creatures
Dracula's Guest by Bram Stoker
The Professor's Teddy Bear by Theodore Sturgeon
Bubnoff and the Devil by Ivan Turgenev, English adaptation by Marvin Kaye
The Quest for Blank Calveringi by Patricia Highsmith
The Erl-King by Johann Wolfgang Von Goëthe, English adaptation by Marvin Kaye
The Bottle Imp by Robert Louis Stevenson
A Malady of Magicks by Craig Shaw Gardner
Lan Lung by M. Lucie Chin
The Dragon Over Hackensack by Richard L. Wexelblat
The Transformation by Mary W. Shelley
The Faceless Thing by Edward D. Hoch

Lovers and Other Monsters
The Anchor by Jack Snow
When the Clock Strikes by Tanith Lee
Oshidori by Lafcadio Hearn
Carmilla by Sheriden LeFanu
Eumenides in the Fourth Floor Lavatory by Orson Scott Card
Lenore by Gottfried August Bürger, English adaptation by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
The Black Wedding by Isaac Bashevis Singer, translated by Martha Glicklich
Hop-Frog by Edgar Allan Poe
Sardonicus by Ray Russell
Graveyard Shift by Richard Matheson
Wake Not the Dead by Johann Ludwig Tieck
Night and Silence by Maurice Level

Acts of God and Other Horrors
Flies by Isaac Asimov
The Night Wire by H.F. Arnold
Last Respects by Dick Baldwin
The Pool of the Stone God by A. Merritt
A Tale of the Thirteenth Floor by Ogden Nash
The Tree by Dylan Thomas
Stroke of Mercy by Parke Godwin
Lazarus by Leonid Andreyev

The Beast Within
The Waxwork by A.M. Burrage
The Silent concentrate by Pierre Courtois, translated and adapted by Faith Lancereau and Marvin Kaye
Moon-Face by Jack London
Death in the School-Room by Walt Whitman
The Upturned Face by Stephen Crane
One Summer Night by Ambrose Bierce
The Easter Egg by H.H. Munro ("Saki")
The House in Goblin Wood by John Dickson Carr
The Vengence of Nitocris by Tennessee Williams
The Informal carrying out of Soupbone Pew by Damon Runyon
His Unconquerable Enemy by W.C. Morrow
Rizpah by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
The request by Stanley Ellin

Ghosts and Miscellaneous Nightmares
The Flayed Hand by Guy de Maupassant
The Hospice by Robert Aickman
The Christmas Banquet by Nathaniel Hawthorne
The Hungry House by Robert Bloch
The Demon of the Gibbet by Fitz-James O'Brien
The Owl by Anatole Le Braz, translated by Faith lancereau
No. 252 Rue M. Le Prince by Ralph Adams Cram
The Music of Erich Zann by H.P. Lovecraft
Riddles in the Dark (Original Version, 1938) by J.R.R. Tolkien
Afterword
Miscellaneous Notes
Selected Bibliography

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Give Your Ugly Kitchen Cabinets and Easy and beautiful Make Over With Antiquing

The cheaper is tight, yet you've been dying to replace those old, worn kitchen cabinets and now know you can't for at least a minuscule while. But what do you do if you just can't stand them a day longer? Give them a new aged finish!

A girlfriend of mine recently moved in to a 1920's farm house in a small town in Washington State. The elderly lady who sold it to her hadn't updated the cabinets since they were new in 1960.

Being an artful faux discontinue artist, she set out to turn them immediately. But she didn't do it by replacing them or even re-facing them. She did it with a straightforward technique of adding decorative plaster pieces from a mold and antiquing them with a straightforward painting process.

I Love the look of painted, antiqued cabinets. I love the look of decorative plaster. What the two together creates, is a very lovely make over of your dull, drab cabinets. They add such character to the kitchen, bath (or even a piece of furniture!). Here's how to unmistakably get that elegant look:

Firstly, find a mold design that you unmistakably love. Craft market carry a few in the soap or candle aisle but you can find many on sites on the internet. Plainly quest "Ornamental Plaster Mold" and these sites will come up. Choose a design that is sized to fit in the center of your cabinet door without being overwhelming.

The thing that is most enthralling about adding plaster pieces to your cabinet doors is that they make the doors appear to have hand carved raised designs in them. Yet each piece unmistakably costs pennies to produce.

"Glaze over paint" finishes are so cool. The technique can turn the most plain and commonplace cabinetry in to something much more enthralling and beautiful. I love how this discontinue gives the cabinets real size and presence!

It can be done with any of colors, typically using a darker tone of the same or coordinating color over a lighter tone. But my favorite is cream colored paint as the base, with a light to medium brown color wash. It's soothing and enthralling and doesn't detract from other decorating you might have going on in the room.

How easy is it? Ultra!

1. Plainly use the mold and a bag of plaster of paris (found at your local home store) to cast sufficient pieces of the design for the number of cabinet doors in your kitchen. Consequent the manufacturer's easy directions.

The pieces must be bone dry and light in weight before applying to the cabinets. This can take in any place from 2 days to one week so make your pieces in improve to save time. Trust me, if you can mix up cake batter and pour it in a bowl, you can cast plaster with a mold. It's truly a cinch.

2. Wash your cabinets to remove dirt and oils then apply two coats of primer.

3. Using joint combination mixed with a minuscule white glue as your adhesive by spreading the combination over the back of the plaster piece, retention it to the center of the cabinet door for one minute. It will stick perfectly! Allow to dry for 48 hours before proceeding with paint.

4. Plainly paint your cabinet or furniture piece with the lighter version of the color you have chosen. Allow it to dry overnight.

5. Mix the deeper shade of the color you chose craft with penetrative wall glaze at a ratio of 4 parts glaze to one part paint (pretty easy, hey?).

Mix well.

6. Brush liberally on to the surface of the cabinet, paying close attentiveness to the decorative plaster piece, then immediately wipe off with a dry terry towel, allowing the combination to stay in any recesses, cracks or corners of the piece to generate a darker discontinue in those areas.

7. Once dry, seal with two coats of non-yellowing polyurethane to protect your new finish.

It's fast, it's straightforward and it's gorgeous!

This technique can be done on just about whatever and if there is any decorative information to the piece at all, you will find that the glaze Plainly brings it out even more! To make the cabinets unmistakably feel new, give the inside of the cabinets a coat of paint or new shelf liner as well.

So jump in and give those ugly cabinets an decorative face lift. You'll find you just might like them much more than if you unmistakably substituted them!

© Victoria Larsen 2009. All ownership Reserved

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The Book of the Arab

The Book of the Arab was originally first published in 1979 by Starry Wisdom Press. This book is a final description representing years of painstaking investigate to find evidence supporting the existence of the legendary Necronomicon.

The Necronomicon first came to the attentiveness of the American collective straight through the writings H.P. Lovecraft. Lovecraft makes his readers aware of this notorious book in The Hound in 1922. However, it was in The Nameless City that Lovecraft mentions the Necronomicon's mysterious author Abdul Alhazred the "Mad Arab." Lovecraft revealed slight about the life and times Alhazred. This book picks up on Lovecraft's reference to Alhazred and makes the risky journey to substantiate the validity of the Necronomicon.

The Book of the Arab is a veritable history of the Necronomicon. It's suitable to emphasize the imaginable risk that was taken to present the facts stated in this book. Underground cults bent on maintaining the Underground of the Necronomicon worked vigorously to suppress its publication. In the same year that Starry Wisdom Press announced the publish of The Book of the Arab, it swiftly disappeared from their collection.

The Book of the Arab is ready once again for occult practitioners and the curious. This book traces the printing history of the Necronomicon in line with the writings of H.P. Lovecraft. It skillfully summarizes the circulation of the Necronomicon throughout the ages. The book begins its study of the Necronomicon by examining the life of Abdul Alhazred in 730 A.D. And follows its Underground path right into the present day.

The Necronomicon found its way into the hands of many infamous magickians and mystics straight through several centuries, including Johannes Trithemius, Dr. John Dee, and Aleister Crowley. The Book of the Arab presents a involving inventory of these and other occult luminaries, and their contact with the Necronomicon.

Serious occult practitioners have been waiting patiently for the publication of The Book of the Arab. At last, this impossible book has been unveiled to the public. Be warned that the Necronomcon is not a common grimoire or magickian's spell book. The Necronomicon is a book of pure evil. Those who have touched the infernal book have suffered immensely. It is not advised that the Necronomicon be pursued. The author assumes no accountability for the protection of its readers.

The Book of the Arab is sold straight through many online book retailers including Amazon.com. It is also ready in eBook form straight through Kindle, Nook, and iPad.

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The Book of the Arab was originally first published in 1979 by Starry Wisdom Press. This book is a final narrative representing years of painstaking research to find evidence supporting the existence of the legendary Necronomicon.

The Necronomicon first came to the attentiveness of the American group through the writings H.P. Lovecraft. Lovecraft makes his readers aware of this notorious book in The Hound in 1922. However, it was in The Nameless City that Lovecraft mentions the Necronomicon's mysterious author Abdul Alhazred the "Mad Arab." Lovecraft revealed wee about the life and times Alhazred. This book picks up on Lovecraft's reference to Alhazred and makes the hazardous journey to substantiate the validity of the Necronomicon.

The Book of the Arab is a veritable history of the Necronomicon. It's approved to emphasize the improbable risk that was taken to gift the facts stated in this book. Incommunicable cults bent on maintaining the Incommunicable of the Necronomicon worked vigorously to suppress its publication. In the same year that Starry Wisdom Press announced the publish of The Book of the Arab, it fast disappeared from their collection.

The Book of the Arab is available once again for occult practitioners and the curious. This book traces the printing history of the Necronomicon in line with the writings of H.P. Lovecraft. It skillfully summarizes the circulation of the Necronomicon throughout the ages. The book begins its study of the Necronomicon by examining the life of Abdul Alhazred in 730 A.D. And follows its Incommunicable path right into the gift day.

The Necronomicon found its way into the hands of many infamous magickians and mystics through some centuries, along with Johannes Trithemius, Dr. John Dee, and Aleister Crowley. The Book of the Arab presents a engaging catalogue of these and other occult luminaries, and their perceive with the Necronomicon.

Serious occult practitioners have been waiting patiently for the publication of The Book of the Arab. At last, this impossible book has been unveiled to the public. Be warned that the Necronomcon is not a base grimoire or magickian's spell book. The Necronomicon is a book of pure evil. Those who have touched the infernal book have suffered immensely. It is not advised that the Necronomicon be pursued. The author assumes no accountability for the safety of its readers.

The Book of the Arab is sold through many online book retailers along with Amazon.com. It is also available in eBook form through Kindle, Nook, and iPad.

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Using Craft Stamps and Some Fun Rubber Stamping Techniques to Make a handmade Greeting Card

It's been a while since I made a greeting card with my craft stamps. I have been using my Cricut Expression engine to make my greeting cards lately and I wanted to go back and use some of my craft rubber stamps that I have, and boy do I have craft stamps. One day I will post some pictures of all the craft stamps that I have.

Anyway, for this birthday card I wanted to share with you first of all a legitimately cute craft stamp, some cool rubber stamping techniques and all this while I am production a birthday card for my father-in-law. When he was at my home in March, I took him to his first ever craft rubber stamps convention. He couldn't believe how many dissimilar rubber stamps they had as well as how many ladies were all in one custom center. It was great and where we found some extra craft rubber stamps, so I conception I would show him what I can create using some rubber stamping techniques that I have learned over the years.

I just love craft stamps that pertain to cats, and this single craft stamp reminds me of my cat Tapioca. He is so cute.

What you will need:

Cat rubber stamp (Stamps by Judith)
Sentiment - Happy Birthday ~ Perfectly Clear craft stamps (Stampendous)
StazOn Black Solvent Ink Pad
Watercolor pencils (Loew-Cornell)
Water Brush
Flower Pot paper punch (Emaginations)
Paper from Stampin' Up: legitimately Rust, Sage Shadow, Barely Banana, and Basic Black. I have no clue where I got the white card stock from.
Adhesive pop dots and tape runner

How to make it:

First I cut all the card stock listed above to get the layered look that I wanted for this card.
Then I stamped the cat craft stamps image with my Black StazOn ink pad. I then put embossing powder on the wet ink and heat set.

The reason why I used the solvent ink and embossed is that I am now going to use my watercolor pencils to color in the image and I did not want the black ink to run into the colors.

I used watercolor pencils along with my water brush, to color the cat and the stem and leaf. I then used another of my great rubber stamping techniques and that was to color the flower with an embossing mark and then put on the embossing powder. Using my heat gun I then made the flower have a shiny finish.

I punched out of brown paper the flower pot. I put the pop dots only at the rim of the flower pot, and then used my tape runner for the bottom of the flower pot. I wanted to give a three dimensional look like the cat was legitimately sitting in the flower pot.

I then used Tulip Color Point Stitch paint to make the dirt. I legitimately got inside the rim to get the ensue that the cat was in the pot. I again used my heat gun to set the paint and give it the uneven puffy look. (When I was cleaning my craft closet a few months back I came over all of these Tulip paints and all of my craft stamps and I wanted to start using them for fun projects like this one).

For the inside I used one of my Perfectly Clear craft stamps and stamped Happy Birthday. Nice and simple.

I roughly forgot, I done him off with a small black and white ribbon that I tied around his neck, for a fun look for my cat.

I hope he like the card, since I used the craft stamps that we bought together. I sure had a lot of fun production it. I think now that I had so much fun with this card that I will start using more from the range of my craft stamps for upcoming birthdays and holidays.

Hope you enjoyed it too!

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The Tarot Symbolism and Tarot Card Meaning of impel

Strength depicts a woman commonly in the act of chance a lion's mouth. The frame eight which is the tarot symbolism for eternity is drawn over the woman's head in the form of a hat.

What the woman is doing requires courage and certainty. The tarot symbolism of the human frame is the known mind coming to terms with our instinctive animal natures. The woman is taming or controlling these troops which lurk deep with in us all. This card is ruled by Leo which rules the fifth house of the zodiac. unavoidable attributes of Leo includes honesty, generosity, loyalty and reliability. It is this fixed sense of purpose combined with high ideals which pervades Strength.

In a tarot card reading, when you draw the compel it has nothing to do with force or violence. This kind of compel comes from a compassionate loving heart.

The tarot card meaning of compel is that you have the courage of your convictions and will triumph over hatred, miserly attitudes and mean tantalizing enemies. You are filled with faith,power,optimism and a firm decree will enable you to win straight through in any situation.

The other tarot card meaning of compel is you may be the fortunate recipient of liberality, generosity and fair judgment. You will encounter someone who will fight on your behalf. This someone can not stand by and see injustice and cruelty without trying to put things right. Such citizen will not reply defeat or negativity and their essential will power and energy will inspire you.

Another important tarot card meaning of compel is reconciliation. If you have been involved in unpleasant dispute or have taste antagonism from others you will be able to decree things now. compel overcomes dark troops with power of love, resistance crumbles and you are reconciled with your enemies.

A favorite pet-animal could enter your life is sometimes another tarot card meaning of Strength. You will gain great delight from association and find the animal a soothing and medical influence. Animals love unconditionally, they do not judge you and find you wanting. This is the kind of love symbolized by this card.

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We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." Also, by popular demand, we present the: NOT COOL, ROBERT FROST t-shirt: www.cafepress.com Featuring the song "Households" by Sleeping At Last - sleepingatlast.com with additional music by our pal Skewby - http Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Be a friend on Facebook: facebook.com Send an email: kid@kidpresident.com For Press Inquiries, contact: YTpress@soulpancake.com Created by Kid President and Brad Montague Special thanks to Robert Frost, that dude from Journey and the movie Space Jam. Subscribe to our youtube channel: www.youtube.com Buy our book! book.soulpancake.com Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Tweet us at: twitter.com

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Ghost Towns: The Cats of Ulthar relate

Ghost Towns: The Cats of Ulthar is a incommunicable object adventure game about a girl, a boy named Menes, and lots and lots of cats. As a matter of fact, if you are tired of the same old incommunicable object stories about ghosts and monsters lurking in dark scenes, this game provides a cuter but still as sinister alternative - cats. Well, I have to say upfront that I am not a big fan of cats as they annoy the hell out of me, but in the name of professionalism, I will try to be less biased in this review.

You play as a long black haired girl in this game as you stumbled over a town named Ulthar. For some unknown reason, you soon gawk that the townspeople are preparing to kill a boy named Menes. The nature of his crime eludes you but you are asked by his sister, Atala to save her brother, so it is now your burden to carry. In any case, the whole curiosity built in this scenario grips the player to find out more with regard to this weird execution. And thus, starts the game with you seeing clues and evidence to save Menes and find out why the townspeople's grudge is so great against him.

I did a bit of investigate about Ghost Towns: The Cats of Ulthar and it seems that Ulthar is no ifs ands or buts a name of a fictional town in H. P. Lovecraft's Dream Cycle. Oh well, so much for originality, but I soon found out that there is good basis on why this game opt to copy the same name. That is because in Dream Cycle, the town of Ulthar has a most considerable law that "no man may kill a cat". Now, I have a clue on why Menes is sentenced to death, but this is just my hunch as the game can also lead to twists with all the clues you find.

In terms of game play, Ghost Towns: The Cats of Ulthar follows a typical incommunicable object style. I liked the scenes as they are not as messy as other games but this also means that the game is not that captivating too. Graphics are well done. I liked how most of the scenes are made cartoon like and how they fused this with 3D generated captivating elements. Music is pleasant but as I said earlier, I no ifs ands or buts dislike the cats meowing all throughout the game.

In conclusion, this is no ifs ands or buts a well made game that is worth your try. Plus points too if you like cats.

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We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." Also, by popular demand, we present the: NOT COOL, ROBERT FROST t-shirt: www.cafepress.com Featuring the song "Households" by Sleeping At Last - sleepingatlast.com with additional music by our pal Skewby - http Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Be a friend on Facebook: facebook.com Send an email: kid@kidpresident.com For Press Inquiries, contact: YTpress@soulpancake.com Created by Kid President and Brad Montague Special thanks to Robert Frost, that dude from Journey and the movie Space Jam. Subscribe to our youtube channel: www.youtube.com Buy our book! book.soulpancake.com Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Tweet us at: twitter.com

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Spoonful of Love For mum With Mother's Day Greeting Cards

On Mothers Day Special, it is a lovely expression to send a specially designed card to your mother. Giving a personal touch to the cards make them appear moving and memorable. They become an expression of your love and care for the mother.

There are several ways to create gorgeous and visually astonishing mothers day cards. You can originate distinct kinds of patterns, shapes and images. In this way, you can customize the greetings and add a human touch to the appearance. A someone can experiment with distinct types of colors, ribbons, patterns, pictures and even spray perfume on a printed card. If you have a creative and artistic bent of mind, you can use greeting card maker tools which are ready over the Internet. A someone can create a card and draw ice creams, chocolates, cakes or flowers which are liked by the mother. The greeting card tools are the computer programs which can help you in creating realistic pictures or graphics in the card. These tools help you in creating electronic cards which you can send them straight through mails. You can create and merge pop-ups, animation, music or sound effects. With these tools, a someone does need not to go to the market and make your mind up the best card out of the ready stock with the shopkeeper. A someone can customize the card the way one desires. You can create those visuals and designs or images which are most liked by your mother.

It is great fun to create cards in printed form. Cut out paper from a thick colored chart paper. You can make two folds of this chart paper. One can even give shape to the cards and make an moving border. You can draw a cake with a candle on top by using crayons or paints. Decorate the cake by using sequins, glitters and other attractive items. One can create a flower out of a ribbon and glue it on the front side of the card. Herbal decorations on the card are marvelous in appearance. You can write a short and sweet poem or favorite verses of your mother. All these ideas make a card memorable and moving for your loved one.

Spoonful of Love For mum With Mother's Day Greeting Cards

A Pep Talk from Kid President to You

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A Pep Talk from Kid President to You

We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." Also, by popular demand, we present the: NOT COOL, ROBERT FROST t-shirt: www.cafepress.com Featuring the song "Households" by Sleeping At Last - sleepingatlast.com with additional music by our pal Skewby - http Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Be a friend on Facebook: facebook.com Send an email: kid@kidpresident.com For Press Inquiries, contact: YTpress@soulpancake.com Created by Kid President and Brad Montague Special thanks to Robert Frost, that dude from Journey and the movie Space Jam. Subscribe to our youtube channel: www.youtube.com Buy our book! book.soulpancake.com Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Tweet us at: twitter.com

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Bible Story Crafts - Teaching God's Love

Creativity is one of the remarkable gifts God gave us in His infinite wisdom and bible story crafts are a great way to teach and encourage children to praise God while learning the stories of the bible. For many children this is the first time they may be hearing these stories. To added cement the stories in their heads, a craft that they make and take home from Sunday school or Vacation Bible School will remind them to praise God every time they view it. It is a great way to introduce faith and God's gift of salvation and love straight through His son Jesus Christ.

Use bible story crafts as a launching pad to generate their own personel creations that will added encourage appreciation in their own abilities. They can be made using the simplest of supplies, such as, building paper, stickers, markers and crayons or donations of recycled items. Closets in churches are notorious for providing those saved jars, cans, buttons and boxes. If the needed materials are not effortlessly available, make a plea to your congregation. A simple list of items needed will most likely send an avalanche of art supplies your way. If you get an over fullness of brand new materials and not sufficient of others, most stores are more than willing to make exchanges for you.

Design bible story crafts that are truly attainable for very young children as well as older children. generate alternatives for these ages so that they all walk away feeling like an artist. Children need boundaries, but crafting should allow the child to show his or her personality. Give guidelines, not rules, so the process can be a fun learning experience. Their concluded project will be much more special to them and those they share it with if it truly has their own flair. Let's face it, you can never have too much glitter to shine for Jesus.

Plan your bible story crafts colse to your lessons and special times of the year. Christmas and Easter, of course, have a multitude of symbols and characters to make any amount of crafts and Vacation Bible School themes are all the rage. Produce a gallery result of all the kid's beautiful work from these special times. Request friends and family for a "showing" to added encourage worship and the praise of God. This will put the kids in the pulpit, so to speak, and allow them the chance to teach what they have learned in love straight through our creator.

Crafts that give children visualization of God's love for us, will contribute an infinite range of sufficient teaching tools to share the Good news with others. Continue to share that news by introducing their artwork at the alter as optical aids for services, programs or bible studies, to grow in faith with praises. The children you have taught and the habitancy they come in palpate with, will continue to teach the stories of the bible that will snowball in an fullness of love and praise for our Savior.

Bible Story Crafts - Teaching God's Love

A Pep Talk from Kid President to You

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A Pep Talk from Kid President to You

We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." Also, by popular demand, we present the: NOT COOL, ROBERT FROST t-shirt: www.cafepress.com Featuring the song "Households" by Sleeping At Last - sleepingatlast.com with additional music by our pal Skewby - http Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Be a friend on Facebook: facebook.com Send an email: kid@kidpresident.com For Press Inquiries, contact: YTpress@soulpancake.com Created by Kid President and Brad Montague Special thanks to Robert Frost, that dude from Journey and the movie Space Jam. Subscribe to our youtube channel: www.youtube.com Buy our book! book.soulpancake.com Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Tweet us at: twitter.com

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How to Write Lovecraftian Fiction

Perhaps no other singular writer has had a more necessary influence on the field of weird nightmare fiction than Howard Philips Lovecraft. Following in the wake of Lovecraft's mostly posthumous success, many writers of weird nightmare and fantasy have taken up the task of producing Lovecraftian fiction. In this article, we will discuss some normal guidelines about how to write Lovecraftian fiction.

Lovecraft largely wrote in a subgenre he himself labelled "cosmic horror". His central body of work suggests a cosmic history extending far beyond the knowledge of humanity. His universe is populated by various huge entities known as "The Elder Gods" and "The Great Old Ones". Next to these alien races, mankind appears historically insignificant and technologically primitive.

There are many respects in which a piece of fiction could be said to be "Lovecraftian". Firstly, the story might deal with absolutely these kinds of vast alien intelligences operating beyond the human sphere of knowledge. A story might also be carefully Lovecraftian with respect to the atheistic worldview espoused by Lovecraft in his fiction - that humans are merely soulless, insignificant animals in the greater cosmic scheme. Lovecraft himself referred to this philosophical position as "mechanistic materialism". In this way, Lovecraft implicitly challenged the ingrained assumption that the magical necessitated the supernatural. His Elder Gods were not true gods, but aliens sufficiently influential, great and knowledgeable to be worshipped as such by humankind.

Another respect in which a story might be carefully Lovecraftian is the use of language. As a self-styled antiquarian, Lovecraft used many terms that were carefully archaic in his own lifetime. Many Lovecraftian imitators hope to carry something by employing idiomatic words and spellings from the Lovecraftian oeuvre, such as "eldritch" and "connexion". But while this can go some way in providing flavour to a story, it is not by itself sufficient to yield a worthwhile contribution to the field.

If you are wanting to lead to the definite mythology of the Lovecraftian universe (also sometimes referred to as "The Cthulhu Mythos") then you could naturally write a tale featuring the entities and cosmic backdrop Lovecraft himself did. Many writers, both pro and amateur, have shaped a large body of Mythos fiction. However, with so many imitators of Lovecraft's style and language, the kinds of fiction that become familiar need to have some distinctive feature. Stories which are absolutely Lovecraftian could be said to import something essentially Lovecraftian to a novel setting, contribution a new take or a new twist.

A true contribution to literature of a Lovecraftian "spirit" will need something beyond mere imitation of archaisms, settings or names. Aspiring Lovecraftian writers would do well to ask themselves what it was that Lovecraft was trying to perform in his fiction. Beyond the trappings of the Lovecraft tale, what is the essence of what he was trying to divulge in his stories of cosmic horror? What today is the relevance of what Lovecraft was saying? Can this alarming worldview be imported to a new setting, with new kinds of characters and locations? To be thriving in writing Lovecraftian fiction, the aspiring writer needs above all else to read Lovecraft and to internalise the meaning and point of his work. Only when a writer has a true bearing of the direction from which Lovecraft speaks can they gain a deeper insight of how to write Lovecraftian fiction.

How to Write Lovecraftian Fiction

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We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." Also, by popular demand, we present the: NOT COOL, ROBERT FROST t-shirt: www.cafepress.com Featuring the song "Households" by Sleeping At Last - sleepingatlast.com with additional music by our pal Skewby - http Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Be a friend on Facebook: facebook.com Send an email: kid@kidpresident.com For Press Inquiries, contact: YTpress@soulpancake.com Created by Kid President and Brad Montague Special thanks to Robert Frost, that dude from Journey and the movie Space Jam. Subscribe to our youtube channel: www.youtube.com Buy our book! book.soulpancake.com Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Tweet us at: twitter.com

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Bible Story Crafts - Teaching God's Love

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We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." Also, by popular demand, we present the: NOT COOL, ROBERT FROST t-shirt: www.cafepress.com Featuring the song "Households" by Sleeping At Last - sleepingatlast.com with additional music by our pal Skewby - http Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Be a friend on Facebook: facebook.com Send an email: kid@kidpresident.com For Press Inquiries, contact: YTpress@soulpancake.com Created by Kid President and Brad Montague Special thanks to Robert Frost, that dude from Journey and the movie Space Jam. Subscribe to our youtube channel: www.youtube.com Buy our book! book.soulpancake.com Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Tweet us at: twitter.com

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Spoonful of Love For mum With Mother's Day Greeting Cards

Spoonful of Love For mum With Mother's Day Greeting Cards
Spoonful of Love For mum With Mother's Day Greeting Cards

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We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." Also, by popular demand, we present the: NOT COOL, ROBERT FROST t-shirt: www.cafepress.com Featuring the song "Households" by Sleeping At Last - sleepingatlast.com with additional music by our pal Skewby - http Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Be a friend on Facebook: facebook.com Send an email: kid@kidpresident.com For Press Inquiries, contact: YTpress@soulpancake.com Created by Kid President and Brad Montague Special thanks to Robert Frost, that dude from Journey and the movie Space Jam. Subscribe to our youtube channel: www.youtube.com Buy our book! book.soulpancake.com Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Tweet us at: twitter.com

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Ghost Towns: The Cats of Ulthar relate

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We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement. "It's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance." Also, by popular demand, we present the: NOT COOL, ROBERT FROST t-shirt: www.cafepress.com Featuring the song "Households" by Sleeping At Last - sleepingatlast.com with additional music by our pal Skewby - http Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Be a friend on Facebook: facebook.com Send an email: kid@kidpresident.com For Press Inquiries, contact: YTpress@soulpancake.com Created by Kid President and Brad Montague Special thanks to Robert Frost, that dude from Journey and the movie Space Jam. Subscribe to our youtube channel: www.youtube.com Buy our book! book.soulpancake.com Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Tweet us at: twitter.com

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The Tarot Symbolism and Tarot Card Meaning of impel

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Check out this wild highlight of one lucky Heat fan who throws up a one-handed hook shot from half court and sinks it for 75000 dollars, much to the delight of all the fans & players in the arena, especially LeBron James, who storms the court and tackles him!

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Using Craft Stamps and Some Fun Rubber Stamping Techniques to Make a handmade Greeting Card

Using Craft Stamps and Some Fun Rubber Stamping Techniques to Make a handmade Greeting Card
Using Craft Stamps and Some Fun Rubber Stamping Techniques to Make a handmade Greeting Card

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