#mary macc

[cyberthingpuppy]

Manny and King Mac and King Macc accounts bankings on paid paids laids paid laid must return to Candace Marie Hughes and earth and paid and laid and clubs earth and garages clubs out side indoors earth. On. Paid. Paid. Remove kover. Paid. Remove cover. Paid. Mail KIY KEY card dh to Candace Marie Hughes. On. Paid. VVoiced paid on. On. Paid. Parked. Paid.

[444names]

russian forenames + scottish surnames + reachmen names from tes

Abargain Abhlairn Abhurain Abidh Aboridhaid Abricann Aeovine Agafarom Agallfhion Agapavett Aghain Agheir Agleghain Aioch Aioneir Aiosa Alasa Allastain Allegha Alorin Ambair Amharadid Anacceaton Anagaisni Anagart Angor Anssanaoig Anstir Aodfana Araddan Ardain Arionn Arlacdh Arlach Arlasonia Arlecha Arlotan Arltair Arpadidhia Arpavun Atmacnac Atpeump Avana Avdaillebh Avdan Avdeach Avena Avenian Avguag Avgualug Avgurc Avikya Avivan Avkseelin Avrar Avsia Avtoan Avtonlinna Avvaevel Aydonnain Baarvanain Bainne Ballain Barabhrìos Barless Beacnova Bearacshin Bedoni Beilléidh Beinnd Bellin Belynlar Bersàilyne Bienoch Bjossan Blogat Bocaldeis Bodgre Boraibhrio Breasgav Breetya Brein Brenaim Brenn Brian Bridh Brola Brùnss Buireaccur Bulledymy Buragh Burchan Bànadh Cadan Cagilen Cambiesey Cambrich Camorva Caniall Caostiraid Cardaidhch Cataine Cathan Cealleim Celin Cella Celrar Ciadesla Cialkona Cillookl Conyfe Croothaid Crosledper Cuina Culata Cullefir Cunlebha Càbaig Daillbovy Dakiris Danallsa Dania Dealainod Deshearn Devlair Draccuain Dregain Dreucail Drithin Driya Drumph Durch Dùgar Eagainnasa Edaneath Eggapeir Ekakh Ekatha Elechaina Elwen Enmhairiss Enmhich Ennda Eoidh Eoledh Eritchvey Esgill Esgris Eslaidein Eslaisla Esliarna Evalle Evolwik Faolain Faoslaghna Fermach Foirt Fynbracil Fynrace Gameird Gapion Garigh Garis Garkona Geadrekh Gelynliya Gheòirn Giler Gillemhain Gilleseln Gillgear Glosa Glyfe Glythanail Gnargh Grair Gramil Gwena Hearvenn Heasbaraig Heasd Hitil Hitrug Ighaill Iglearth Igwomach Illgh Ionchearus Jagaise Jolaic Kaidh Kelan Keltairna Kelyur Kierin Kirmof Labeathain Laidh Laylin Lemhain Lesivia Lessuth Levag Lilcamhuib Ljubhaoin Lodfaegan Loillech Lonolaw Lorch Luidh Lìmhìth Macaig Macaina Macainn Macais Macal Macam Macan Macaoim Macaola Macatha Macbh Macbhe Macbhléidh Macbhra Macbhrain Macbhtha Maccabein Maccadmirm Maccameach Maccaolach Maccaore Maccasiosy Macce Macceas Maccenetya Maccil Maccillert Maccoin Maccorbaid Maccrorg Maccòidhgh Maccòira Maccòmhar Macdh Macdhina Macdhuin Maceara Macfhain Macfhel Macfhim Macfirn Macgh Macgil Macgiliky Macgilin Macgillav Macgillch Macgillg Macgillim Macgillom Macgine Macha Machaccul Machaid Machas Machill Machin Machmarn Machorian Machra Machubas Macian Macildeit Macilenn Macilis Macill Macilladan Macillam Macilledh Macilleg Macillegh Macillen Macillikh Macillinom Maciloog Macioch Macionier Maclacmhg Maclaw Maclin Maclùcaold Macmh Macmhaoire Macmhèin Macnaswune Macnim Macnuagar Macnèinn Macphin Macra Macri Macrig Macrìghal Macshe Macth Macthrelgh Macti Mactin Mactosa Macuibhran Macuide Madan Maddar Maeghdeine Maerthais Maidh Maigh Maina Mainnein Mairellach Maise Malain Malia Maluim Malynikh Mannik Maoifar Maoin Maris Marit Marnacdh Marsa Martha Masbathaig Mastinae Matin Medhuin Mentagapy Metorch Midhein Millaidh Millogais Mirach Mirba Mirbornta Mirnocaig Moidhghurn Morbe Moreadair Morig Morionach Munailtra Muraibhan Mèillem Nallein Nameal Nellaw Nelwenen Nephasobar Ninech Nolada Nolarz Nolavks Nolavre Nolech Orada Oslace Outha Padan Pallg Paoiftim Pavelia Pearan Periscuain Pertan Pitiom Prylech Racil Racmhane Radein Radhearg Randa Rasdelin Robhrìosa Roirinon Roria Rosaccroc Rosdarn Rotan Ruigor Scustin Searik Seatha Shairnch Sharz Shiaidhean Shionn Skullaidh Snelin Stain Stlavraog Stona Stonean Storen Streyakt Surlmil Suthar Svyna Sùdre Takedh Thaillen Tisne Treadan Treamraid Tuaidh Tuimes Tuthair Tuthòmh Ualuidh Ulereir Undenne Uradeirigh Urcolair Urfan Urfona Valran Varlorgy Velsearta Veris Vertaich Vichain Vielacile Voakh Voakusane Voasde Withartan Witten Yeshimes Yubhg Zensvynin Zinnen Ìosde Ìossuillgh

same thing but shorter names

Aagan Abair Abdan Abnoba Abnocne Aborch Adein Aden Aeonide Afod Agan Agana Agapan Aghan Aghth Agla Aina Allain Alsan Amba Amhan Anadia Anne Aodfan Aodh Arhuin Arich Aris Arlay Arlod Arthra Avdenya Avdeòin Avebha Avelle Avgua Avgut Avia Aviar Avikh Aviy Avksim Avktos Avre Avrenna Ayddger Aydov Baarich Bagarn Ballair Barian Bearg Bedana Bedh Belaic Belsof Beren Bhsa Blix Boan Boana Bodh Bodha Bodris Bomch Bortarn Boya Boyan Bran Brana Brath Breg Brich Brig Briya Brual Brus Brùnsta Buidh Buisuta Burn Bòidiar Bòirn Cadarda Cadh Cadyin Cagafon Caidhe Cain Caisel Calleka Camha Camine Canail Caoirn Cara Carhury Carn Ceandra Cedan Cirain Cola Colag Colav Coneach Congan Corrin Crosy Cuain Cullan Càidhch Càillen Dachrey Daill Dain Dainn Danaig Dartana Dawaold Dealaga Dean Delsa Desol Dmikakh Dmir Dmirc Dmon Dmor Drach Dradana Drein Drid Drie Drin Drith Drithna Duboch Duisly Dulliya Dunn Eagaig Eathol Eiosly Elgh Enmoin Enna Enng Eoidh Eoife Eoisa Erba Erbely Esach Eslas Evan Evana Evrone Faoir Femhne Ferc Ferko Fonn Fonov Forn Fortana Frin Frinala Frìsd Fòla Fòlain Gann Garig Garna Geir Gelain Gelin Geltone Genas Ghein Glyf Glynlia Gorra Grain Grais Gran Grinnd Gris Halle Hrosa Illen Ilord Imeln Isoad Isola Isonain Janacne Janber Jola Jolain Jorch Kain Kair Keleara Kellsa Krach Krain Kynin Kyreum Labh Lannie Lecha Ledhit Lenn Leorth Leovan Leveng Levenik Leòis Lorc Ludid Lyna Lùtain Maca Macadh Macaigh Macamir Macan Macbh Maccaig Maccard Maccean Maccian Maccnov Maccol Maccran Maccrid Maccrug Maccuir Maccura Maccus Maccut Macdh Macdik Macean Macear Macena Macfha Macfhe Macfuin Macgh Macgian Macgil Macgle Macgran Macgus Mach Machadh Machaig Machain Machch Machina Machorn Machrig Macia Macian Macil Macilia Macill Macillo Maciogh Macion Macir Macmh Macmha Macmhan Macmhar Macnich Macnir Macnoch Macph Macra Macrin Macrine Macris Macros Macsuir Mactul Macuca Macuinn Macàid Mada Madan Madrard Maeviv Magaidh Magapy Magath Maich Maidh Maidhan Mailla Mair Mais Mala Malaris Malyn Mantin Maoig Maoin Maolaid Maraidh Marda Maric Marn Marna Math Mavin Medel Medh Milean Moife Mora Moran Morch Mourch Mous Murosa Mèinol Naich Nainn Nakir Nelach Nelen Nelix Neller Nertald Nevart Nevy Niap Nidh Nola Odva Odvana Oifeach Oiftin Olag Omluid Ostie Outan Outhain Ovdim Ovrana Pair Pavlaw Pein Peit Perty Petalah Pryn Prys Rach Rain Rana Ranaidh Raogh Raomhne Real Reartha Reath Rone Rosala Rotradh Rowery Rowstem Ruan Ruim Rukya Rustfa Sain Saluirn Scuir Scuire Scuna Shich Shioch Shit Shoit Shone Smin Sobais Solan Sora Stim Stja Suain Sura Taer Takir Teelya Teerin Thainel Thana Thoira Tira Tislia Toodhe Tosa Trein Tuaich Tuithna Tulav Tusan Tuth Tynlèin Tàid Tàil Ulegh Ulvfa Ulvfan Ulvfand Ulvonn Urch Varn Vart Verfa Veris Vidh Ville Vinn Vivy Viya Viyakt Vlail Vlan Vlas Vsikhan Wuna Yese Yulle Yurn Zoyan Zoyarn Ìosa Ìosalan

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Get ready for GOOF!, an all-new, all ages digital comic!

Get ready for GOOF!, an all-new, all ages digital comic!

On Saturday 23rd June, not only will artist Marc Jackson be hosting the third annual MACC-POW! Macclesfield in Cheshire’s day of comics, as part of the ten day Barnaby festival in the town – he’ll also be launching a brand-new online comic for all-ages, called GOOF!

A monthly, 30 page digital comic, GOOF!, which includes strips exclusive to the new title by creators such as Tor Freeman, Fred…

[petspeopletogether]

Looking for a snuggler? Mary Helen’s here for you!

This beauty is with a Metro Nashville Animal Care & Control foster family in Nashville, Tennessee, and here’s what they shared with us:

“Mary Helen (Mellie) was purring and affectionate as soon as we got into the car with her at MACC. As soon as we got home, she cuddled in my lap and fell asleep. She came to us with a leg injury and was confined to room to heal, but she since has recovered almost completely and loves exploring our apartment.

“I’ve had cats before but I think that Mellie is really something special-she’s the most loving and affectionate cat I’ve ever met. She loves cuddling with us at night and sitting on our laps while we work from home.”

Mary Helen is approximately 8 years old, and spayed and microchipped. If you are interested in meeting her, please email foster.macc@nashville.gov!

[mexicanoalgritodeguerra2]

Mi gusto por el comic.. de Spider-Man

Es bueno escribir un poco acerca de lo que a uno le gusta, o bien lo que le parece interesante, y uno de eso gustos es el comic.  Cuales?  pues de verdad me gustan de todos,  he leído de personajes de Marvel, DC, Image, Archie..etc.

Ahora bien mi personaje favorito es y siempre ha sido el Hombre Araña; el gran Spider-man. Si las aventuras del alter ego de Peter Parker  siempre me han cautivado. Pero por qué en especial las aventuras del Trepa muros?  Bueno pues creo que por ser un joven que tenía poderes y no un hombre con poderes, pues yo sabía que si bien no era yo aun un hombre no llegaría a tener esos poderes o el dinero de Bruce Wayne o el de Tony Stark.

Peter era un joven con problemas similares a los que uno tenía, en ese tiempo para mi era hacer mi tarea y cumplir con mis deberes escolares.Sus problemas en casa eran parte de los problemas que uno no sufrian ni Clark Kent ni Bruce Wayne, obvio ellos estaban más allá de esos problemas. Si esa idea fue de Stan Lee o Steve Ditko,  yo creo de ambos,  fue simplemente sensacional e innovadora en su tiempo.

Creo que valdrá la pena escribir otra entrada para hablar de Lee y Ditko en su tiempo con Spidey..pero será en otra ocasión.

Vi a Peter crecer, tanto en su edad como es su trama y dibujo como personaje,  me tocó empezar a entender y apreciar a Ditko cuando de repente y sin saberlo se fue y llega un nuevo dibujante que se volvería mi dibujante favorito,  me refiero a John Romita, quien inició imitando un poco el estilo de Ditko pero que terminó imprimiendo su propio sello y que simplemente me encanto.

Comenzó con hacer a un héroe más musculoso y atlético y no un Spidey flaco y elástico como en la era de Ditko, pero además nos presentó a un Peter menos flaco y nerd y más atlético y galán. 

Claro está que no solo Peter y Spidey cambiaron, todos los personajes cambiaron y entre ellos cambió el look y la personalidad de Gwen Stacy..que nos hizo enamorarnos de ella ...pero también nos presentó el diseño de un personaje que terminaría teniendo más duración y presencia en la vida de Peter y del comic mismo y me refiero a Mary Jane Watson.

Y que manera de entrar de Romita, siendo el quien dibujó los dos numeros donde nos enteramos que el Green Goblin es Norman Osborn y que Norman descubre la identidad de Peter.

El dinamismo y la belleza del dibujo de Romita hizo que yo un joven a quien le gustaba el dibujo tuviera aún más ganas de intentar seguir sus trazos e imitarlo.

Su versión de el Lagarto, Shocker, Kraven, Misterio, Rino  y de Vulture me gustaron muchísimo y qué decir de su diseño para el Kingpin simplemente me cautivo se me hizo un gran personaje que al final encontró más su casa en Daredevil que con el mismo Spidey.

Por cierto es en su pelea con el nuevo Vulture (Buitre) que Spider-man nos muestra al primer superhéroe que se enfermo de gripa...si por primera vez se enfermo un héroe de gripa...y ahora nos preguntamos y como antes no había eso sucedido? Pues si solo Stan Lee pudo pensar eso ..al menos eso creo. 

Recuerdo con gran nostalgia esos tiempos en que en México Novedades Editores nos presentó en los 80′s esas aventuras, que otras editoriales como la Prensa o Macc nos habia presentado antes en México pero que por cuestion de edad no me tocó disfrutarlos.

Yo les pregunto y ustedes disfrutaron algo así tambien y lo recuerdan con tanta nostalgia como yo? Espero que si.

[invacanza]

AAHA accoglie quattro nuovi funzionari nel Consiglio di amministrazione

L'American Animal Hospital Association dà il benvenuto a un forte team di leader appassionati per guidare l'organizzazione nel 2017.Quattro nuovi ufficiali si sono uniti al Consiglio di amministrazione dell'AAHA durante la sua riunione annuale durante la Conferenza annuale dell'AAHA 2017 a Nashville, Tennessee. I nuovi funzionari e nuovi direttori nel Consiglio di amministrazione dell'AAHA 2017-2018 includono. Mark McConnell, BVMS, MRCVS, è il presidente dell'AAHA per il periodo 2017-2018. Laureato alla School of Veterinary Medicine presso l'Università di Glasgow a Glasgow, in Scozia, ha conseguito il BVMS nel 1992 e ha iniziato la sua carriera veterinaria presso un ambulatorio misto in California.

 Nel 2006, McConnell è entrato a far parte del The Emergency Veterinary Hospital di Springfield, Oregon, una struttura di riferimento accreditata dall'AAHA, aperta 24 ore su 24, di cui attualmente è proprietario, medico e manager. Oltre a servire come membro nominato dal governatore e ex presidente dell'Oregon Veterinary Medical Examining Board (OVMEB), attualmente fa parte di due comitati per l'American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB). È anche attivo nel promuovere i vantaggi dell'adesione alla medicina veterinaria organizzativa sia agli studenti veterinari che ai tecnici veterinari. Nella loro città natale di Eugene, nell'Oregon, lui e sua moglie, Mary Beth, sono appassionati di outdoor e guerrieri del fine settimana che possono essere trovati ad allenarsi per varie gare di resistenza.

Darren Taul, DVM, è il nuovo presidente eletto dell'associazione. Nato nel Kentucky, Taul ha conseguito la laurea in scienze animali presso la Western Kentucky University nel 1992, seguita da un DVM presso l'Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine nel 1996. Dopo la laurea, Taul è tornato in Kentucky, dove ha lavorato come veterinario associato prima aprendo il Lancaster Veterinary Hospital nel 1999 e perseguendo l'accreditamento nel 2012. Taul attualmente funge da collegamento del consiglio di amministrazione del Comitato per l'audit e il controllo dei membri (MACC) dell'AAHA ed è attualmente membro dei Gruppi di gestione veterinaria accreditati dall'AAHA (VMG). Inoltre facilita i viaggi del pacchetto AAHA Adventure Series e ha tenuto conferenze per conto dell'associazione. Inoltre, Taul fornisce consulenza per ospedali veterinari. Nella sua comunità locale, è il presidente del consiglio di amministrazione di Heritage Hospice, un membro del consiglio comunitario della Farmers National Bank, e serve KHELPS Medical Reserve Corp come rispondente di emergenza. Nel tempo libero, ama passare il tempo con la famiglia, viaggiare, fare escursioni, giocare a golf e praticamente qualsiasi cosa che coinvolga la vita all'aria aperta.

Guylaine Charette, DMV, entra a far parte del Consiglio di amministrazione dell'AAHA come vicepresidente. Dopo aver ricevuto il suo DMV dall'Universitè de Montrèal nel 1984, Charette è entrata a far parte del 2016 AAHA-Accredited Practice of the Year, Pembroke Animal Hospital a Pembroke, Ontario, Canada, dove ancora esercita come proprietaria. Charette è anche comproprietaria del Veterinary Referral Cremation Services, fondato come parte del Pembroke Animal Hospital nel 1993. Oltre a servire come mentore per i Gruppi di gestione veterinaria accreditati AAHA (VMG), fa volontariato con l'Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA), che include la fornitura di servizi professionali, la partecipazione ad attività di raccolta fondi e l'assistenza in caso di sospetti abusi, e The Lucky Project, dove assiste nelle cure mediche dei gatti selvatici nella sua comunità.

Dermot Jevens, MVB, DACVS, è il nuovo segretario / tesoriere del consiglio di amministrazione dell'AAHA. Laureato nel 1987 all'University College di Dublino in Irlanda, Jevens ha completato un tirocinio a rotazione per piccoli animali presso la North Carolina State University nel 1988, seguito da una residenza chirurgica presso la Michigan State University nel 1991. È diventato un diplomato dell'American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS ) nel 1994. Jevens ha esercitato in Connecticut e Pennsylvania prima di trasferirsi in South Carolina nel 1997 per fondare Upstate Veterinary Specialists, uno studio multispecialistico con sedi a Greenville, South Carolina, e Asheville, North Carolina, dove attualmente è direttore dell'ospedale. Upstate Veterinary Specialists ha ricevuto numerosi premi per il design ospedaliero ed è stato nominato AAHA-Accredited Referral Practice of the Year nel 2011. Jevens ha fatto parte del consiglio della South Carolina Association of Veterinarians e come membro dell'AAHA Referral and Specialty Task Force pratica.

Diversi direttori AAHA 2016 torneranno anche nel 2017.

Consiglio di amministrazione dell'AAHA 2017-2018

Mark McConnell, BVMS, Presidente MRCVS

Darren Taul, Presidente eletto DVM

Guylaine Charette, Vicepresidente DVM

Dermot Jevens, MVB, Segretario / Tesoriere DACVS

Nancy Soares, Immediate Past President della VMD

Adam Hechko, Direttore DVM

Caroline Lubeck, direttrice DVM

Pamela Nichols, Direttore DVM

La prossima conferenza AAHA si terrà a Denver dal 13 al 16 settembre 2018. Connexity sarà una conferenza intima e mirata per i membri accreditati AAHA con un focus sulle tecniche di apprendimento trasformazionale. Si apriranno le iscrizioni per i soci accreditati estate 2017.

[gacha-alex]

The jedi orders members:

Gacha alex

Mack vine

Meowy

Arnold french

Yoddy

Mary snitch

Plu kood

Sarge mchans

Macc windy

Racky

[catholic-matters-blog]

✝️May Devotion Article🙏🏻 📆Day 19, Tuesday 19-05-2020 🕯️TITLE: Why is Mary Called "Ark of the *<New>* Covenant" CLICK ON THE LINK ON MY BIO FOR COMPLETE ARTICLE (📸 Instagram) After the Babylonians crushed Jerusalem and destroyed Solomon's Temple in 587 B.C., the Ark of the Covenant, the holy container that held the Ten Commandments, was never seen again. In 2 Macabbees, it says that the place of the Ark will "remain unknown until God gathers his people together again and shows them mercy" (2 Macc 2:7). We live in the time of great mercy — a time when, through St. Faustina, God reminds us of His boundless love for wretched sinners. Is it possible that the Ark will be revealed to us soon? We can't be sure. But by studying Scripture, we can learn about the new Ark of the Covenant, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and how God gave her a most essential role in our salvation. #jcharismaonlinestore #arkofthecovenant #jesusforever #maryfullofgrace #catholiconline #catholicism #catholicconnect #catholiccompany https://www.instagram.com/p/CAYhfncDetv/?igshid=1pjx9yecxfk92

[darknesscall-rp]

⦃ costumes. ⦄

People who chose to be paired up for a random interaction should follow the instructions below:

You have been randomly paired up by a team generator and you’ll have to plot an interaction between both your characters. This thread can have any format you wish: gif conversation, gif para, para, short pata, etc.

Each pairing will be assigned one ALTERNATIVE UNIVERSE (AU) in which the chosen and plotted interaction will take place. Please note that said thread won’t have any consequences or affect the real timeline of the roleplay in any way. Time to put on some costumes and be creative! The sky is the limit! 

PAIRINGS UNDER THE CUT:

AUs LIST:

@smallerstrange / @sophiadarling : Band on Tour

@kilianollivander / @amosdiggoryx : Detectives/criminals

@sensiblemoony / @firewxrkprewett : Carnival/Circus

@lorcantonedeath / @mister-moody : CEO & Reporter 

@queenoficing / @joysofbertha : Coffee Shop

@dvlohovs / @narcissab : Neighbours 

@peterpettigrxw / @imshacklebolted : Pirates

@andromedablackism / @shetalksalot : Fairy Tale

@witbeyondlexie / @stefanowyns : Fake Dating 

@magnuslupus / @ohitslucius : Superheroes/Supervillains 

@coffeedisorder / @amesbones : Urban Fantasy 

@cxntrxlfreak / @asderanged : Asylum

@cxnstncerosier / @mary-macc : Haunted House 

@fenriirgreyback / @ludocrously : Supernatural 

[dc-warfare]

{ THE TERROR IN DIAGON }

Lord Voldemort doesn’t stop for nothing, not even for the one who’s making themselves call CORD. He gave the Death Eaters a very specific mission, and on this day, September 25th, such task has to be fulfilled. 

First, the trap was set. A little box containing a curse, and an irrelevant magic object inside - that was the bait. A curse breaker, specifically selected. Dedalus Diggle had enough contacts among the Aurors to let everyone know about the lonely Death Eater that broke into his office and threatened him. He was supposed to open the box and leave it at a certain place behind the Leaky Cauldron. A murdered sister, to make it look more real; such is the way terrorism works. The distraction was set. 

Second, the real mission. To infiltrate inside the Ministry and erase all records of new muggle borns born that year, so they would never know about the Wizarding World. 

Three groups. One inside the place, two outside. Divide and conquer, that is the philosophy the Death Eaters are sticking to today. This is only a battle, not the war. Who will win? Who will lose? Who will survive? Who will die?

(find what happened to your character under the cut. events are for the most part interconnected, so it’s recommendable to read all the text until the end even if your character isn’t tagged.) 

@yaxleyx you’re in charge of the second group, the one’s who’re supposed to intercept the Aurors that show up at the back of the Leaky Cauldron and guide them slowly to the front of the Ministry. The trap goes as planned, you manage to rule the battle for a while until you reach the Ministry and some more people start showing up. You assume they’re part of the Order of the Phoenix. Your group takes @flowerswakefield as a hostage. @ohitslucius, @evnroxier and @rcokwood you surround her and torture her multiple times. @thundrstorms and @countingbodieslikesheeps hold the front with Andrew, challenging whoever wants to rescue her. 

@diggleded, @coffeedisorder, @amesbones, @eddieboners, @vforoctavia are caught in battle with this group of Death Eaters. At first it feels like you’re losing, then you gain ground, and that’s when they decide to take Florence as a hostage. You immediately charge to rescue her. One of the masked people is especially fixated on you, Lily Evans. You don’t know it, but it’s Andrew Yaxley. He overpowers you eventually, shooting an unknown curse at you. You fall down, convulsing on the floor. Thorfinn Rowle, you take care of Dedalus Diggle in a particularly violent way. Gashes, burns - you lose yourself for a little bit there. Dedalus you fall, only to recover consciousness seconds later, feeling the blood running down your torso. Edgar, Amelia and Octavia manage to get to Florence and retrieve her unconscious body. Not without consequence. Lucius fires a curse towards you, Amelia. Octavia you see how your trainer embraces his little sister, taking the hit for her. He can barely stand before the Death Eaters vanish and make their retreat; but not before you get to strike one of them.

Lucius Malfoy, you get hit by Octavia’s cruse. Bleeding and weak, you crawl to @narcissab. Narcissa you don’t know who’s able to sneak into your room like that at this hour, with the many layers of security Black Manor has up. You find your future husband, bleeding on the floor, asking for help he never thought he would. 

@abouttonks you see this whole thing happening and rush to help, selfless as you are. Nothing could have prepared you for how vicious these people are, though. You get caught in the crossfire, hurt your leg pretty bad. @pandcrica and @lovexgood are hiding when they see this happen. Risking your own security you both go out an aid the man lying on the floor, rushing to St. Mungo’s.

@fenriirgreyback your task in charge of another group of Death Eaters is to cause general chaos and destruction going down Diagon Alley. You choose for your team, of course, the havoc makers. @cxrrxw-girl, @smallerstrange, @xcarrow, @sophiadarling, @verdantmeadow all go with you. You scatter, so you don’t find much of an opposition. Both Carrows witness as Sophia and Sabrina sneak towards Knockturn Alley, even though that place was supposed to be off limits according to your superiors’ orders. Sophia Wilkes and Sabrina Greengrass, you find your objective soon enough. The explosion at Borgin & Burke’s entrance and display will be reported later as part of the attack, or so you seem to think. 

@pxdfxot, @fairbornstar, @hextiajones, @peterpettigrxw, @icecream-headaches you try to chase down the scattered Death Eaters down the alley but soon enough you find yourselves at a loss. You retreat to the Ministry to help the others, only to find that the group has left. Lily Evans is still shaking violently on the floor, hit by an unknown curse. Sirius you pick her up, tears running down your face, and take her to St. Mungo’s immediately

@bonfireofthevcnities, @lorcantonedeath, @katrinawyns, @cxnstncerosier you find yourself in the middle of the alley when the chaos starts. Katrina steps up, managing to break into the shop were Emma works, and hiding everyone under the counter. No one gets severely hurt, except for a few scratches. Katrina Selwyn, being a hero leaves an acid taste in your mouth. Lorcan you choose to hide, but something insides you craves for the terror outside.

@firewxrkprewett and @frxckledprewett both of you are caught in a strange situation. Your father has come to St. Mungo’s to visit Fabian when the Patronus charm calling you both arrives. You tell him to stay, he follows after you anyway. Even if you don’t know it, Rabastan Lestrange hides behind the mask that fires the killing curse at him. His body falls like a puppet in between you two. You are petrified. 

The third and final group in charge of infiltrating is formed by @magnuslupus, @asderanged, @pennshingleton and @dvlohovs. They lock the record and documents’ office down, taking six employees as hostages. “Have fun with them, but don’t kill them, we’re taking them alive.”, Rodolphus Lestrage says. Bellatrix and Antonin you both look at each other silently planning on ignoring the command. Penelope you’re frightened. This is the most important task of all, and you need to make a good impression. The destruction begins, but things go out of hand. One of the employee rebels, and you  - the eldest Lestrange - snap and lose control. Penelope you hear Rodolphus approaching you. “Torture him”, he says. “Focus your anger, he’s going to ruin this if he keeps talking, show him who is the boss here. Make him suffer.” And you do, oh how you do it. And this is a sign for everyone else. Play time for you Antonin, who have been itching for this and for you Bellatrix, who look at your husband with satisfaction as you both start ending the lives of these soon to be corpses, one by one. 

By the time @mister-moody, @jamesprongster, @imbeingfrank, @queenoficing arrive there, the hostages are completely blasted and you all force the Death Eaters to escape. Part of the Muggle Born records can be saved, but most of them burn in the ground. You return to the rest of your people, counting your loses and your winnings. 

@andromedablackism, @theflowxrqueen, @mary-macc you are in St. Mungo’s and are left with the consequences of the attack. Andromeda you see two people helping Ted in, and your cousin comes to you as well, carrying Lily Evans along with Marlene McKinnon, Emmeline Vance and Peter Pettigrew. Daisy you see Edgar Bones, barely standing, brought by Octavia and Amelia. Mary you see the Prewett twins, devastated, carrying the body of their father. You three see tons and tons of wounded people caught in the middle of the attack, some of them without possibility of salvation. And you wonder, is this all worth it?

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Why Jesus’ Resurrection Is Not Borrowed from Pagan Myths

Skeptics will argue that Jesus’ resurrection is just one more instance of the dying-and-rising-god motif prevalent in the religions of the ancient Near East. The Scottish social anthropologist James Frazer popularized this motif in his 1890 book The Golden Bough: A Study in Comparative Religion. The idea continued in modern skeptic circles, as the popular film Zeitgeist has shown.

Skeptics like to parallel Jesus’ resurrection with pagan deities such as the Egyptian gods Osiris and Horus, as well as the Greek gods Attis and Adonis. But are these parallels accurate? Do these claims undermine the Christian story of Jesus’ resurrection, making our Christian faith in vain? Here are four responses that show why these claims don’t prove our belief in the resurrection to be in vain.  

Response 1: The objection disregards the evidence that supports the historical reliability of the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ resurrection

Multiple eyewitnesses and close associates of eyewitnesses report Jesus’ resurrection (e.g., Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Paul, James, Peter, the women, Clement of Rome, and Polycarp). Paul’s creedal formula—“Christ died . . . was buried . . . and rose on the third day” (1 Cor. 15:3-5)—dates to within six years of Jesus’ death and resurrection, thus satisfying the early testimony criterion. Paul maintains that this saying was a part of the apostolic preaching (1 Cor. 15:11), and therefore it is probable that he received it in A.D. 36 when he visited Peter and James in Jerusalem three years after his conversion in A.D. 33 (Gal. 1:18-19). If he received it at that time, then that means the saying must have been formulated prior to that, thus dating it to within five years after Jesus’ death (A.D. 30).

The historicity of Jesus’ resurrection also stands out when one considers how the alternative naturalistic explanations (e.g. Conspiracy Theory, Hallucination Theory, Legend Theory, etc.) fail in accounting for the historical details that make up the resurrection narratives. For the pagan dying-and-rising-god motif to be a plausible explanation, a skeptic would have to undermine the historicity of the details in the resurrection narratives—a project that will not succeed in the face of all the evidence to the contrary.

Response 2: Pagans generally didn’t believe in resurrection

In her essay “Does the Story of Jesus Mimic Pagan Mystery Stories,” Christian apologist Mary Jo Sharp writes, “In the ancient pagan world, death was a one-way street” (Come Let us Reason). St. Athanasius (A.D. 296-373) points this out in his work On the Incarnation:

For although the Greeks have told all manner of false tales, yet they were not able to feign a resurrection of their idols— for it never crossed their mind, whether it be at all possible for the body again to exist after death.

This is confirmed in Acts 17 when the Athenians mock Paul for his preaching about Christ’s resurrection (32). Greek literature even contains passages mocking the idea of bringing someone back from the dead. In the Iliad, after Achilles kills Priam’s son Hector, Achilles taunts the grief-stricken father, saying Priam won’t be able to bring his son back.  

How could the early Christians have copied from Greek mythology when the Christian idea of a bodily resurrection was foreign to the Greek worldview?

A skeptic may answer, “Perhaps resurrection was foreign to the Greeks, but not to the Egyptians. Both Osiris and Horus died and rose again. Maybe the Christians copied from Egyptian mythology.” This leads us to our third response.

Response 3:  Parallels between the story of the rising Jesus and the stories of rising pagan deities are false

Take as an example the most common alleged parallel, namely, that of the Egyptian god Osiris. Scholars are quick to point out that in Egyptian mythology Osiris never really rose from the dead: he reigned as king of the underworld. As the Egyptologist Henri Frankfort explains in his book Kingship and the Gods, “Osiris…was not a dying god at all but a dead god. He never returned among the living.”  

This is why the Book of the Dead has a prayer the Egyptian believer prayed to Osiris requesting a permanent place in the afterlife: “Grant thou [Osiris] to me a place in the nether-world, near the lords of right and truth, my estate may it be permanent in Sekhet-hetep.”

How can there be a parallel between Jesus and Osiris’s experience of life after death if Osiris never came back to this life?

The Egyptian god Horus is said to have been stung by a scorpion and then revived by his mother Isis she performed magical spells given to her by the god Thoth. But it is disputed as to whether the mythology says Horus actually died.

If he didn’t die and only became ill, then obviously there is no parallel with Jesus. But if he did die, then the death and raising of Horus would still be very different in every other detail from the death and resurrection of Jesus.

Since the suggested parallels are so weak, there is no reason to think the early Christians borrowed the Egyptian dying-and-rising deities to construct their story about Jesus.

The same applies to parallels proposed outside of Egyptian mythology. For example, after dying, the spirit of the Phrygian vegetation god Attis entered a pine tree. That’s hardly a resurrection.

Response 4: Christians had no need to borrow the concept of resurrection from paganism since they already had it in Judaism

Unlike the pagans, the Jews of the first-century believed in a resurrection. Martha reassures Jesus of her belief that her brother Lazarus will “rise again in the resurrection at the last day” (John 11:24). This is no surprise given that the Jewish prophets foretold it (Isa. 26:19; Dan. 12:2), and her Jewish ancestors believed it (2 Macc. 7:23).

If the Jews believed in the concept of resurrection—the Sadducees being an exception (Acts 23:8)—then why would the Christians need to go outside their Jewish culture to borrow the concept of resurrection when such a concept was already a part of it? The appeal to an outside source would be unnecessary.

The question is not “where did the early Christians get the idea of a rising deity?” but given their Jewish culture the question is “where did they get the idea of an individual rising before the general resurrection at the end of time?” We should also ask why the early Christians believed in a resurrected Messiah. As N.T. Wright explains in his book The Resurrection of the Son of God, that these beliefs were not part of Jewish theology in the first-century. The only adequate explanation of these facts is Jesus’ resurrection.

Christianity is not a copycat religion. The “dying-and-rising-god” objection doesn’t discredit the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ resurrection. Although, by itself, this doesn’t show Jesus was raised, it does show that Christianity’s central claim is not taken from pagan myth.

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He Makana: The Gertrude Mary Joan Damon Haig Collection at the Schaefer Gallery

He Makana: The Gertrude Mary Joan Damon Haig Collection at the Schaefer Gallery

He Makana: The Gertrude Mary Joan Damon Haig Collection is a 42-piece collection of traditional Hawaiian crafts, paintings and prints that opened at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center’s Schaefer Gallery on Oct. 15. The exhibit runs through Dec. 23.

The exceptional collection of works was gifted to the State of Hawaii through the Hawaii State Art Museum by Haig’s son Michael, in honor of his late…

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anti-establishment

conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_QBuwFvQ0E

Christ is not about a consumer item, the Holy Spirit isn’t something manufactured solely by a corporation. For people who experience the joy of the Holy Spirit. Its different from “self-help” books. 

You can mock culture and the popular solutions to the human condition. Punk sees manufactured things that bring contentment. So punk looks at society and says “What a joke” and this message similarly does the same. 

A common theme is anti-establishment when looking at the two subjects. A book called “Subversive Jesus” by Crag Greenfield (2016). 

[source of the following: https://www.craiggreenfield.com/blog/2016/gleaning]

“The word subversive comes from Latin. “Sub” means from below and “vertere” means to turn. So, to subvert means to turn things upside-down, especially the established system or the status quo, from below.

It seems to me that Jesus was all about turning things upside down. He overturned cultural norms, challenged the authorities, undermined the establishment, and generally shook everything up. He was a trouble-maker, a dissident and a thorn in the side of the establishment.

...His stated mission was to bring an upside-down Kingdom that would be good news for the poor and oppressed (Lk 4:18). This Kingdom was not just a place to chill out in heaven, after we die - but something that would come on earth as well (Mt 6:10).”

1. Jesus, before his birth— Mary was inspired by God to announce the coming of Jesus with words so revolutionary they have historically been banned in multiple countries (India, Guatemala, Argentina and El Salvador to name a few):

“He has brought down rulers from their thrones and raised up the humble. He has filled the hungry with good things and sent the rich away with nothing.” (Lk 1:52-53) 

2. But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people. Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord. (Lk 2:10-11) 

Born in the middle of an oppressive Roman Empire, the words used to announce his birth were considered provocative, to say the least (Lk 2:10-11). By adopting language usually used to announce a new Emperor, the angels claimed that Jesus, not Caesar, was the true king, responsible for bringing peace and justice to the earth. Today, those same subversive angels might say to Americans, “Pledge allegiance to Jesus and nothing else.” And every American would recognize the political implications of that statement.

3. One Sabbath Jesus was going through the grainfields, and as his disciples walked along, they began to pick some heads of grain. (Mk 2:23)

The very first public act of Jesus and the disciples was to break the law of the land. (Mk 2:23). Jesus’ followers went on to break multiple laws, and spend crazy amounts of time in prison. In the end, most of the 12 disciples were executed as criminals, just like their leader. How does that sit with our emphasis today on Christians being law-abiding citizens no matter what unjust laws our governments pass?

4. Jesus went out of his way to challenge cultural attitudes and hang out with outcasts. He ate with “sinners” and the socially marginalised (Mk 2:15) as well as the ritually unclean and those considered economic traitors (Lk 5:29-32). Like attending a luncheon with a Muslim refugee, a crack addict and Edward Snowden.

5. Jesus disobeyed the Jewish purity restrictions by having contact with lepers (1:41) and the disabled (2:3). He upturned the Old Testament code by teaching a new way of understanding God in the Sermon on the Mount, “You have heard that it was said, 'An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. But I say to you…” (Mt 5:38). Even today, speaking out against "an eye for an eye" is considered unpatriotic, foolish and subversive.

Mt 5 is MINT** SIR MOUNT? MONT SIR? Sir Mont? WHATEVER 

6. Jesus challenged the authorities who had been given legal rule by the Romans. By the end of his life, every identifiable ruling faction in Jewish society opposed him: the Scribes (Mk 2:6-7), the Teachers of the Law (Mk 12:38), the Priests (Mk 14:55) and the Pharisees (2:16).

[at this point; the question comes to is this about activism more than punk ideology? Not so much, because activism is a part of punk ideology. Which is described here: https://www.tpr.org/post/source-how-activism-outreach-built-politics-punk] *check this out later* 

7. When asked what it meant to repent, John challenged folks to give half their possessions to the poor (Lk 3:10-11). When Jesus had a little chat with one of the economic elite, the man announced that he would be redistributing a bunch of his cash to the poor. Jesus then declared, “Salvation has come to this house!” (Lk 19:9).

8. Jesus was pretty steamed up about the way the Temple was being used to rip people off and exclude various marginalized groups from worship. He marched in, toppled their tables and drove them all out, animals included. Since the Temple was the center of economic power in Jewish society, Jesus’ actions were like a direct attack on the Jewish Wall Street – a subversive challenge to the powerful status quo.

9. The crowds waving palm branches to welcome Jesus into Jerusalem were re-enacting a scene from the Maccabean revolt when Simon marched into the Citadel at Jerusalem and threw off the foreign oppressors (I Macc 13:49-51, II Macc 10:1-8). But Jesus deliberately chose to ride in on a donkey instead of a war horse, demonstrating a dramatically different way to address injustice without resorting to violence.

[here, a parallel can be made with hippies who choose to ride in vans or little cars full of colour to not fully associate with people being selfish and unkind to the world through auto-mechanics. So hippies could be another route to take in exploring an ideology in relation to Christianity. Hippies are centred around peace, love and freedom as Jesus would preach. Their approach was quite different though, due to a more passive way in some rights. They were known for protests and sit ins but the tone is slightly different. This is much like how Jesus has been portrayed and it has laid grounds to the persecution and passivity many Christians have held their standard to; rather than an unapologetic response given through a punk persona]

10. Ultimately, Jesus was executed as a rebel by the establishment, who found him too great a threat. The God of the entire universe chose to be killed as a criminal on a cross, hanging between two felons. It was the ultimate act of subversive love and vulnerability. And that one beautiful act changed literally everything...

[source of the following: https://www.christianpost.com/news/jesus-christ-anti-establishment-biblical-teachings.html]

“Being deeply invested in an establishment has never been required for a Godly path.

Discontent with the establishment is even a time-honored and Biblically-based "tradition"!

The Biblical exemplars of faith were consistently ones that were first personally transformed in their encounters with God, and then they had transformative influence on their circumstances. For example, Chapter 11 of the Biblical Letter to the Hebrews is aptly described as the "Hall of Faith" — but the title "Hall of Anti-Establishment" would fit just as well! That is Hebrews 11, tells us how all the heroes of faith are also model advocates against the establishments of their times:

In the most ancient times, Abel chose to follow God's guidance, not just conform to his elder brother Cain's "established" example.

Enoch pleased God, not bowing to social pressure of his time.

Noah obeyed God as a faithful social nonconformist — and saved his family and humanity with it.

Moses chose identity with powerless slaves over the pleasures of sin.

Rahab sided with the people of promise rather than with her own uniquely powerful city of Jericho.

Similarly, Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, Samuel, and the prophets all transformed their circumstances and shook the establishments through their trust in the Living God's presence and guidance.

Consummately, Jesus by fulfilling his calling disrupted and confounded the corrupt political and religious establishments of his time and place.

What a splendid group of Godly non-conformists! These Biblical examplars help show that "faith" and "trust" are not just nouns; they work primarily as powerful verbs, too.”

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October 14, 2019 St. Callistus I Dear Family of Mary! "...Abandon yourselves completely to His will and do not be afraid. Everything that is best for you, everything that leads you to eternal life, will be given to you. You will comprehend that the purpose of life is not always to want and take, but to love and give. You will have true peace and true love. You will be apostles of love...." (October 2, 2019) In our modern age, it is very hard to understand that everything about our existence is gift. We have been told over and over again that the world of matter just "is". The word "creation" seems to have been erased from the dictionary, at least in terms of God the Creator. But we believe that God created the universe, and everything in it. We believe He is intimately involved in everything the exists, and that He is working in creation to bring us to Himself. That is why we should not be afraid. We are NOT ALONE in this world. The Catechism of the Catholic Church speaks directly to God as Creator in this section: IV. THE MYSTERY OF CREATION God creates by wisdom and love 295 We believe that God created the world according to his wisdom.141 It is not the product of any necessity whatever, nor of blind fate or chance. We believe that it proceeds from God's free will; he wanted to make his creatures share in his being, wisdom and goodness: "For you created all things, and by your will they existed and were created."142 Therefore the Psalmist exclaims: "O LORD, how manifold are your works! In wisdom you have made them all"; and "The LORD is good to all, and his compassion is over all that he has made."143 God creates "out of nothing" 296 We believe that God needs no pre-existent thing or any help in order to create, nor is creation any sort of necessary emanation from the divine substance.144 God creates freely "out of nothing":145  If God had drawn the world from pre-existent matter, what would be so extraordinary in that? A human artisan makes from a given material whatever he wants, while God shows his power by starting from nothing to make all he wants.146  297 Scripture bears witness to faith in creation "out of nothing" as a truth full of promise and hope. Thus the mother of seven sons encourages them for martyrdom:I do not know how you came into being in my womb. It was not I who gave you life and breath, nor I who set in order the elements within each of you. Therefore the Creator of the world, who shaped the beginning of man and devised the origin of all things, will in his mercy give life and breath back to you again, since you now forget yourselves for the sake of his laws. . . Look at the heaven and the earth and see everything that is in them, and recognize that God did not make them out of things that existed. Thus also mankind comes into being.147 298 Since God could create everything out of nothing, he can also, through the Holy Spirit, give spiritual life to sinners by creating a pure heart in them,148 and bodily life to the dead through the Resurrection. God "gives life to the dead and calls into existence the things that do not exist."149 and since God was able to make light shine in darkness by his Word, he can also give the light of faith to those who do not yet know him.150God creates an ordered and good world 299 Because God creates through wisdom, his creation is ordered: "You have arranged all things by measure and number and weight."151 The universe, created in and by the eternal Word, the "image of the invisible God", is destined for and addressed to man, himself created in the "image of God" and called to a personal relationship with God.152 Our human understanding, which shares in the light of the divine intellect, can understand what God tells us by means of his creation, though not without great effort and only in a spirit of humility and respect before the Creator and his work.153 Because creation comes forth from God's goodness, it shares in that goodness - "and God saw that it was good. . . very good"154- for God willed creation as a gift addressed to man, an inheritance destined for and entrusted to him. On many occasions the Church has had to defend the goodness of creation, including that of the physical world.155 God transcends creation and is present to it 300 God is infinitely greater than all his works: "You have set your glory above the heavens."156 Indeed, God's "greatness is unsearchable".157 But because he is the free and sovereign Creator, the first cause of all that exists, God is present to his creatures' inmost being: "In him we live and move and have our being."158 In the words of St. Augustine, God is "higher than my highest and more inward than my innermost self".159God upholds and sustains creation 301 With creation, God does not abandon his creatures to themselves. He not only gives them being and existence, but also, and at every moment, upholds and sustains them in being, enables them to act and brings them to their final end. Recognizing this utter dependence with respect to the Creator is a source of wisdom and freedom, of joy and confidence:For you love all things that exist, and detest none of the things that you have made; for you would not have made anything if you had hated it. How would anything have endured, if you had not willed it? Or how would anything not called forth by you have been preserved? You spare all things, for they are yours, O Lord, you who love the living.160  141 Cf. Wis 9:9. 142 ⇒ Rev 4:11.   143 ⇒ Pss 104:24; ⇒ 145:9.   144 Cf. Dei Filius, cann. 2-4: DS 3022-3024.   145 Lateran Council IV (1215): DS 800; cf. DS 3025.   146 St. Theophilus of Antioch, Ad Autolycum II, 4: PG 6, 1052.   147 2 Macc 7:22-21, 28.   148 Cf. ⇒ Ps 51:12. 149 ⇒ Rom 4:17.   150 Cf. ⇒ Gen 1:3; ⇒ 2 Cor 4:6.   151 Wis 11:20.   152 ⇒ Col 1:15, ⇒ Gen 1:26.   153 Cf. ⇒ Ps 19:2-5; ⇒ Job 42:3. 154 ⇒ Gen 1:4, ⇒ 10, ⇒ 12, ⇒ 18, ⇒ 21, ⇒ 31. 155 Cf. DS 286; 455-463; 800; 1333; 3002.   156 ⇒ Ps 8:1; cf. ⇒ Sir 43:28.   157 ⇒ Ps 145:3 158 ⇒Acts 17:28. 159 St. Augustine, Conf: 3, 6, 11: PL 32, 688. 16A0 Wis 11:24-26. http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/__P19.HTM God upholds and sustains us in being, enabling us to act and bring us to our final end!! Heaven!! We have nothing to fear. Our Father loves us!! In Jesus, Mary and Joseph! Cathy Nolan © Mary TV 2019

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Denison Mines Corp (DML.TO) People

Name Description Ms. Catherine J. G. Stefan is Non-Executive Chairman of the Board of Denison Mines Corporation. Ms. Stefan is currently engaged as a Corporate Director. Until 2016, she was President of Stefan & Associates, a consulting firm. Ms. Stefan served as Chief Operating Officer of O&Y Properties Inc. from 1996 to 1998. From 1999 until 2008, Ms. Stefan was Managing Partner of Tivona Capital Corporation, a private investment firm. Ms. Stefan obtained her Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Toronto in 1973. Ms. Stefan is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA) and a member of the Institute of Corporate Directors and Women in Mining, with over 30 years of business experience, primarily in senior management of public companies in the real estate sector. Ms. Stefan's mining experience includes her involvement with Denison and as a Director of Lundin Mining Corporation since 2015. Ms. Stefan is also a director of Lundin Mining Corporation (TSX, Nasdaq Stockholm). Mr. David Daniel Cates serves as President, Chief Executive Officer, Director of the Company. Mr. Cates joined Denison in 2008 and held the position of Director, Taxation until his appointment. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Cates held positions at Kinross Gold Corp. and PwC LLP with a focus on taxation and accounting in the resource industry. Mr. Cates is a Chartered Accountant, has completed Part I, II, and III of the CICAIn-depth Tax Course, and holds Master of Accounting (MAcc) and Honours Bachelor of Arts (BA) degrees from the University of Waterloo. Mr. Gabriel Ernst McDonald is Chief SEO Blog9T Financial Officer, Vice President - Finance of Denison Mines Corp., He was Director of Financial Reporting at IAMGOLD Corporation from 2015, Senior Manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP from 2008. Mr. Michael Schoonderwoerd is a Vice President, Controller of Denison Mines Corp. He has been Vice President, Controller since 2013; prior, Corporate Controller, 2004 to 2012. Mr. Timothy Gabruch is Vice President - Commercial of the Company. Tim has nearly two and a half decades of experience in the uranium mining and nuclear energy industries, having spent 23 years with Cameco Corporation ("Cameco") in various marketing and corporate development roles. He served as Vice President Marketing, from 2011 to 2017, leading a diverse team responsible for strategy development, sales and marketing, administration, and inventory and logistics management - resulting in the successful delivery of more than 30 million pounds U 3 O 8 annually. Through his career, Tim has worked directly with nuclear utilities from around the world, including having spent 8 years at Cameco's previous marketing and sales subsidiary inMinneapolis, USA. Tim also has experience serving the World Nuclear Association's predecessor organization, the Uranium Institute, during a secondment, and as a board member of the Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP), a joint government/private non-profit organization that champions the province's export industry. Mr. Peter Longo, P.Eng., MBA, PMP, is Vice President - Project Development of the Company. He was Vice-President, Operations, Claude Resources Inc., a gold mining company from 2011- 2014; prior Project Manager, AREVA Resources Inc. from 2007-2011. Mr. Dale Verran is Vice President - Exploration of the Company since January 2016. Prior, he was Technical Director, Exploration since 2013, Technical Director, Remote Exploration Services from 2005 to 2013 and Exploration Manager, Manica Minerals Limited from 2010 to 2013. Ms. Amanda Willett is Corporate Counsel, Corporate Secretary of the Company. She has been Corporate Counsel and Corporate Secretary since June 2016; prior: Senior Associate at Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP in Vancouver since 2011, Associate at Stikeman Elliott LLP in Toronto since 2008. Mr. Ronald F. Hochstein is Director of the Company. Mr. Hochstein is currently the President and Chief Executive Officer of Lundin Gold Inc. Mr. Hochstein served as Executive Chairman of the Company in 2015 and as President and Chief Executive Officer from 2009 to 2015. Prior to that, Mr. Hochstein served as President and Chief Operating Officer starting in 2006 when International Uranium Corporation ("IUC") and Denison Mines Inc. ("DMI") combined to form the Company. Before then, Mr. Hochstein served as President and Chief Executive Officer of IUC. Mr. Hochstein joined the Company in October 1999 as Vice-President, Corporate Development and later served as Vice- President and Chief Operating Officer, prior to his appointment as President and Chief Executive Officer in April 2000. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Hochstein was a Project Manager with Simons Mining Group and was with Noranda Minerals as a metallurgical engineer. Mr. Hochstein is a Professional Engineer and holds an M.B.A. from the University of British Columbia and a B.Sc. from the University of Alberta. Mr. Hochstein1 is also a director of Lundin Gold Inc. (TSX, Nasdaq Stockholm) and Sprott Resources Holdings Inc. (TSX). Mr. Jack Oliver Lundin is Director of the company. He has been involved in the natural resource industry his entire life through exposure to the various Lundin Group companies and mentorship under Messrs. Lukas, Ian and the lateAdolf Lundin. He began his career in the sector working prospecting jobs and as a field technician on projects around the world. Since 2016, Mr. Lundin has been employed with Lundin Gold Inc. (TSX: LUG), and currently holds the position of Senior Mine Blog9T Project Engineer, working on the construction of the Fruta del Norte gold project in Ecuador. Mr. Lundin received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Chapman University, and a Master of Engineering degree in Mineral Resource Engineering from the University of Arizona. Mr. Lundin also sits on the board of directors of NGEx Resources Inc. (TSX: NGQ). Mr. Moo Hwan Seo is Director of the company. He is currently General Manager of the Global Business Division in the Global Nuclear Business Department at Korea Hydro Nuclear Power ("KHNP"), a subsidiary of the Korea Electric Power Corporation ("KEPCO"), with responsibility for coordinating KHNP's overseas nuclear power plant business. Mr. Seo started his career with KEPCO in 1992, and has held a variety of senior positions involved in the commissioning of the Hanul and Shin-Hanul nuclear power plants and both the Overseas Nuclear Business Team and International Cooperation Team. Mr. Seo has a Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering from Young Nam University. Under the terms of the amended and restated strategic relationship agreement between Denison and KHNP, Ms. Patricia Mary Volker is Director of the company. Volker's experience is highlighted by over ten years of experience with the Chartered Professional Accountants ofOntario, the self-regulating body forOntario'sChartered Professional Accountants, including the role of Director of Standards Enforcement and the role of Director, Public Accounting, which she held until her retirement onDecember 31, 2015. Ms. Volker served in various capacities in the accounting profession during her 30+ year career, and brings a wealth of advisory, public accounting, banking, and regulatory expertise to the Denison Board. Ms. Volker also sits on the board and chairs the audit committee of Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Corporation (TSX: LIF), as well as serves on the boards of other private company and organization boards, including the volunteer board of directors of Ornge. Ms. Volker is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA, CMA) and holds a B.Sc. from the University of Toronto. Mr. W. Robert Dengler is Independent Director of Denison Mines Corporation since December 1, 2006. Mr. Dengler is currently engaged as a Corporate Director. In 2006, Mr. Dengler retired from his position as Non-Executive Vice-Chairman of Dynatec Corporation. Until January 2005, Mr. Dengler served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Dynatec Corporation, a position which he held for 25 years. Before founding Dynatec, Mr. Dengler was a partner and Vice-President & General Manager of J.S. Redpath Limited. Mr. Dengler has more than 40 years of management experience. Mr. Dengler obtained his B.Sc. from Queen's University in 1964. Mr. Brian D. Edgar is Independent Director of Denison Mines Corporation., since March 22, 2005. Mr. Edgar is the Chairman of Silver Bull Resources Inc. ("Silver Bull"), a mineral exploration company listed on the TSX and the OTCMKTS. He also serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of Dome Ventures Corporation, a whollyowned subsidiary of Silver Bull. Prior to joining Silver Bull in 2012, Mr. Edgar worked as a director at Rand Edgar Capital Corp. (now Rand Edgar Investment Corp.), a private investment company established in 1992 by Messrs. Rand and Edgar. Mr. Edgar practiced corporate and securities law for 16 years. Mr. Edgar is also a director of Silver Bull (TSX and OTCMKTS), BlackPearl Resources Inc. (TSX, Nasdaq Stockholm), Lucara Diamond Corp. (TSX, Nasdaq Stockholm), and ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. (TSX-V, Nasdaq Stockholm). Mr. William A. Rand is Independent Director of Denison Mines Corporation., since May 9, 1997. Mr. Rand is the President and a director of Rand Investments Ltd., a private investment company. Previously, Mr. Rand practiced corporate/securities law for nearly 25 years before retiring from the practice of law in 1992 to establish his investment company. Mr. Rand received a Bachelor of Commerce degree (Honours Economics) from McGill University, a law degree from Dalhousie University, a Master of Laws degree in international law from the London School of Economics and a Doctor of Laws honoris causa from Dalhousie University. Mr. Rand is also a director of Lundin Mining Corporation (TSX, Nasdaq Stockholm), New West Energy Services Inc. (TSX-V) and NGEx Resources Inc. (TSX, Nasdaq Stockholm).