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1 week ago |
fltimes.com | Cameron Miller
The day began with Rabia nosing my hand. I was trying to stay asleep, even though the alarm had sung and gray light peeked through a crack beneath the shade. “All right, all right,” I assured her. By which I meant, “After I take care of myself, I’ll attend to you.”Brush teeth, splash face, throw on sweatpants and T-shirt. “Can’t leave the bedroom without making the bed, Rabia.” She was now lying in the hallway at the entrance to the bedroom with her head between her two front paws. Waiting.
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2 weeks ago |
fltimes.com | Cameron Miller
In the musical “Camelot,” Sir Lancelot was grander, stronger, and purer than all the other knights of the Round Table. He knew it, and others were about to discover it. In his signature song, he rhapsodizes about his superior virtue, asking the rhetorical question: Where in the world could King Arthur find a knight with such absolute purity of heart, self-restraint, and discipline? He answers his own question in song:“C’est moi! C’est moi, I blush to disclose. “I’m far too noble to lie.
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3 weeks ago |
fltimes.com | Cameron Miller
Did you stop and take notice? Pause and give thanks? Nah, probably not. But it is never too late for gratitude. Back in the day, when Andrew Cuomo was king, it was announced that Geneva had been awarded $10 million in Downtown Redevelopment Initiative funds (DRI). Quoted at the time by the Finger Lakes Times, during the unveiling of plans, Cuomo said, “The DRI program empowers cities to develop an overall plan and compete with others for state investment.
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1 month ago |
fltimes.com | Cameron Miller
My 17-month-old granddaughter has a new word she likes to say. It’s kind of a game. Whisper the word for a certain violaceous combination of red and blue, and her puffy cheeks spread into a big smile as she says “purp-pol.”In the realm of so-called “high” churches, purple is worn by bishops. Historically, it was the color of royalty, and so, of course, bishops snagged it for themselves. Ironically, in those same liturgical churches, purple is the color of penitence. Enough said.
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1 month ago |
thebraintumourcharity.org | Cameron Miller
It is hoped that £20 – £25M of the £40M, originally committed by the Government to brain cancer research in 2018, could be accessed as the Brain Tumour Consortium aims to drive a step-change in brain cancer research ensuring the most promising research opportunities are made available to adult and child patients.
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