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Listen to "Things We Should Do" and "Things You Should Do."
I did not intend to write another new, episode-specific song right after the last one, but once I started thinking about it, it rather kicked off in my head.
The only relation to Ayn Rand is that she's, in my opinion, "of the existentialism moment," meaning that like the existentialists that were her contemporaries, she's concerned with the fact that we're all going to die, and for her this means we need to evaluate every choice we make in a sort of economic fashion: is this really the most valuable thing to do with my time. Also, she's flamboyant and largely full of crap. So I got to thinking about all this "bucket list" talk floating around our culture (and appropriated by feel-good advertisements) and wrote a simple, goofy, repetitive song asking the listener, "Have you ever done this? Have you ever done that? These are things that you HAVE to do," and including lots of mundane and nonsensical and otherwise out-of-place things in the list to make fun of the whole idea that a singer should be offering such prescriptions.
I was planning on singing the whole thing in a high, Prince-type falsetto, but then started thinking about female singers I knew that could do it instead. Back in 1994 I conceived of a whole chanteuse recording project where I would write goofy songs for some woman to sing and wrote several with names like "The Siz of Luv" and "Lust!" but never actually recorded any of them. So this was a revival of that idea, but the difference is that now I'm on friendly occasional emailing terms with Lucy Lawless, so I asked her to sing the song, she said yes, and I recorded a little video demo to send to her and started the recording.
Before I got very far into the recording, I had somewhat of a change of heart after my wife was pretty dismissive of the lyrics, and I began to feel that the music was actually good and deserved better than a parody song. So, knowing of course that I would now be partaking of the very thing I was ready to make fun of (that's the "partially examined" thing rearing its head again), I did some soul searching and belched out a whole new, more nuanced melody with honest lyrics dealing with the constant knowledge that the person I love, not to mention I, will be checking out at some point, which is very weird. It now being no longer the song that I had pictured Lucy belting out to delightfully absurd affect, I asked if she would still be up for singing a backup vocal part, which she graciously did.
There was about half a day where I had both versions written and musicians remotely already working on the recordings where I simply surveyed them to see whether they liked the serious or funny version better. I got about an even split in responses, though the funniest was when a friend of mine just said, "you know which one to use… the awesome one!" And I honestly thought he meant the one I had by then already picked (the serious one) when he didn't mean that. So even though I think the final version ("Things WE Should Do") is much better than the old one ("Things YOU Should Do"), I went ahead and did a mix of the silly one too, and took the opportunity to add some crazy effects to some of the instruments, futz around with the levels to make it more mechanical, and I even added back a couple of instrumental parts that I'd rejected along the way. So I've posted high-bitrate mp3s of both versions, and you're welcome to chew on whichever you want, though either way, you will die.
Besides Lucy (who, incidentally, will be performing in the musical "Chicago" at the Hollywood Bowl next month), thanks to Eric Schumann, my new Madison keyboardist (who also put down e-drums); Steve Petrinko, my old Ann Arbor drummer; and Dave Roof, who was my guitarist in the first iteration of The MayTricks all the way back on '91 but which I hadn't played with since. I played acoustic guitar, bass, and a bit of electric, and used my editing magic to screw around with everyone else's parts as per normal, thus depriving them of free will.
-Mark Linsenmayer
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"concerned with the fact that we're all going to die"
"this "bucket list" talk floating around our culture" is not really anything new
"memento mori" (Latin 'remember that you will die') is an artistic or symbolic reminder of the inevitability of deathhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_mori
(c. 1671) Philippe de Champaigne's "Vanitas"
three essentials: Life, Death, and Timehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:StillLifeWithASkull.jpg
I don't know about down loading from this site but you can press play on the player and listen
Eternal Return
FF: The Philosophy of Nietzsche – Joseph Brisendinehttp://www.nuttymp3.com/mp3/1620147
Sam Harris – Death and the Present Moment
This is surely one of those "stupid existentialist songs out there urging you to make the most out of life."
But it's pretty good in a way.
Tim McGraw – Live Like You Were Dyinghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiOcW_YR1G8
much respect Mark
Thanks. There's of course nothing wrong or new about contemplating death in this way–it's undoubtedly healthy not to mention realistic, and can help you enjoy your relationships and things by taking an active view in the face of death instead of being paralyzed.
What's creepy to me is commercialization. No longer are ads transparently carnival barker-esque, but they try to be "sincere," like those moving speeches by Don Draper in Mad Men. So it's not just associating products with "fun, fun, fun" (which only works in advertising on kids), but doing a slice of life, don't you love your kids dance. Even outside of the explicitly commercial realm, it's still dealing with a personal matter using a crowd mentality… oh, what would Kierkegaard say??!!
Well, welcome to emotional capitalism, according to some about the 3rd phase, but that started a long time ago, we're probably in the hyper-state of things, like in so many other realms…
Eva Illouz:
"Emotional capitalism is a culture in which emotional and economic discourses and practices mutually shape each other, thus producing what I view as a broad, weeping movement in which affect is made an essential aspect of economic behavior and in which emotional life—especially that of the middle classes—follows the logic of economic relations and exchange. … In fact … market-based cultural repertoires shape and inform interpersonal and emotional relationships, while interpersonal relationships are at the epicenter or economic relationships. More exactly, market repertoires become intertwined with the language of psychology and, combined together, offer new techniques and meanings to forge new forms of sociability."
And (sorry): Zizek:
"You must have noticed this how–to put it in very simple terms, there were three big stages of publicity. The original one is–let's call it, naively utilitarian publicity. You are solicited to
buy something because you need it and because of its quality. It's like you need a Land
Rover. Okay, publicity says it's the best car, it's the strongest, greatest space; it
doesn't spend a lot of gasoline, whatever. Then, we get this more consumerist publicity
which is keeping up with the Jones' status symbol. There they refer to what status we
give to you owning a Land Rover. It's not–you don't by because you really need it, you buy
to signal your social status. But that's not all, I claim today precisely after 68,
we have different mode of publicity which is neither utilitarian, these are good qualities,
nor symbolic status but this typical "me" generation. They refer to your–the–to yourself,
to your potentials. The idea is buy Land Rover and you will realize your potentials, you
will feel free, you will feel authentic and so on. It's–as we all know, the experience."-
"There they refer to what status we give to you owning a Land Rover. It's not–you don't by because you really need it, you buy to signal your social status. But that's not all, I claim today precisely after 68, we have different mode of publicity which is neither utilitarian, these are good qualities, nor symbolic status but this typical "me" generation. They refer to your–the–to yourself, to your potentials. The idea is buy Land Rover and you will realize your potentials, you will feel free, you will feel authentic and so on. It's–as we all know, the experience."
Philosophy: A Guide to Happiness – Epicurus on Happiness
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much respect
BTW here's a link to an Adam Curtis film series on the subject: http://thoughtmaybe.com/the-century-of-the-self/
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Just an average station
Stoke-on-Trent Train Station
Member Name: jennikitten
Stoke-on-Trent Train Station
Date: 04/06/09
Advantages: Good connections
Disadvantages: See review
Stoke-on-Trent station is hopefully a station I won't see much more of in the future! That sounds horrible considering the station isn't that bad in itself. It's more the fact that in the past, the train I got from Bristol to Manchester didn't stop at Stockport. So I would have to go from Bristol to Stoke-on-Trent, then wait 10-15 minutes for another train to Manchester that actually stopped at Stockport. A bit annoying, considering it's a main station stop.
Fortunately now they've changed the train timetable so that the Bristol train stops at Stockport. No more Stoke-on-Trent for me!
However, as a tribute to all the time I've wasted there, I decided to write a review.
Stoke-on-Trent railway station is one of those old looking stations, all brick and a high arched ceiling...well the platforms are. The inside is a bit more modern looking and creamy, which is a bit odd and inconsistent, but I guess there's not much you can do with it really.
Stoke-on-Trent only has 2 platforms that I've seen, which makes it easier to move between them than in other stations with lots of platforms (like Birmingham New Street or Manchester Piccadilly). Then again you have you go a fair way to cross between them (underground) as there is no convenient bridge to cross like at Cheltenham Spa.
In my opinion, it would benefit from having a couple of big electronic signs on each platforms stating all the departing trains. Each platform has a board stating the trains leaving from that particular one. The waiting rooms do have TV screens stating all the departures, but these are quite hidden away and not easy to see/find when in a rush or when the waiting rooms are busy.
To be honest, Stoke-on-Trent station doesn't have a whole lot to offer. There's a small cafe, which I seem to remember is a Pumpkin one (though don't quote me on that).
It does have connecting trains to lots of major places, being in a good location in the midlands for access to London and Manchester. There are also good connections to Birmingham New Street, which is the major station for trains outside London in my opinion.
So really you can see it's not that interesting, which is why I'm glad I don't have to travel via there any more! Just an average smallish station really.
Summary: Serves its purpose, but nothing else to offer
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A Part of Bloomsbury History - Kinglsey by Thistle, London
The Kingsley Thistle (London)
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The Kingsley Thistle (London)
Date: 03/04/12
Advantages: Fab location, luxurious rooms, nice breakfast
Disadvantages: A little expensive if you can't find a deal
My husband and I recently spent a few days in London for my birthday and stayed at the four star Kingsley by Thistle hotel in Bloomsbury. We got the hotel at a special rate of 50% off in a Thistle sale. Even though it was on a room only basis, I have to say that it turned out to be excellent value for money because the hotel was lovely and in a great location.
~Getting There and Location~
We arrived at the hotel via a train into Euston Station. We considered a taxi but because it was rush hour we decided to walk instead. That turned out to be a much better option because the hotel is only about a fifteen minute walk from the station. We had a slight mishap with the directions originally because entering the postcode into a sat nav ap brought us to the back of the hotel rather than the front, but it is still an easy journey.
Like I said, the hotel is in the Bloomsbury area of London on Bloomsbury Way itself. This location makes it fabulous, particularly if you are thinking of seeing a show if you are there. We went to see Shrek at the Royal National Theatre on Drury Lane, which was just a ten minute walk away, even if you are walking fairly slowly. There are lots of nice little restaurants and coffee shops in the area and it is also within walking distance of China Town so there is plenty of places nearby to eat out.
In terms of exploring the city, it is just as easy because there are two Tube stations within five minutes of the area. Holborn station is on the Central and Piccadilly lines and Tottenham Court Road on the Central and Northern lines. From either of these stations, you can get to all of the main sights in London, many of them without changing trains.
~First Impressions and Checking In~
The hotel is in a lovely old Edwardian building. It is actually part of the literary history of the area, previously being home to one E. M. Forster. Inside though is in complete contrast to the traditional exterior of the building because everything is modern and clean. The lobby is large, bright and welcoming, with lots of nice touches giving the impression of luxury. There are huge vases filled with fresh lilies and I absolutely loved it from the moment I stepped in there.
Checking in was easy. The staff on the two reception desks are friendly and very welcoming. We just had to give our booking confirmation and we were checked in. At check in we were offered the chance to pre-book breakfast for £10 per person (full price is £16.95, so it is well worth pre booking if you are planning to eat breakfast at the hotel).
There are two lifts up to the rooms as well as a large sweeping staircase. On each level the common areas are well decorated and in keeping with the style of the building - luxurious carpets and big comfortable sofas. I was surprised at the amount of open space there was in a city centre hotel, especially in London but I really enjoyed it I had to say - I have stayed in my fair share of pokey little hotels with no room to swing a cat in!
~The Rooms~
The room we stayed in was amazing, there is no other word for it! I don't know whether I am easily pleased or what, but I thought the room really was fabulous. I am not sure whether we got a slightly better room because my husband had mentioned that it was my birthday, I didn't get chance to see any of the others, but a bit of a geeky glance at the hotel floor plan on the back of the door showed that our room (at the end of the corridor) was one of the biggest there.
To be honest, calling it a room is a bit of understatement. The bedroom was just part of our 'suite' which also included a bathroom, walk in wardrobe and a lounge area with its own TV and a rather large three piece suite. The bedroom was well equipped and it was clear that no expense had been spared on either the decoration or the furnishings. The bed was huge and so comfortable and came complete with a pillow menu - I love that! The showerhead was massive and having a shower was rather more like standing under a waterfall and very relaxing after a long day sightseeing. The walk in wardrobe contained so much storage space that it seemed a shame that we only had two nights' worth of clothes to put in it. In fact I'd have quite liked to have spent more time in the hotel in general because it is so comfortable and welcoming. There is also an electronic safe in the wardrobe that is free and very easy to use.
We opted into pre-booking breakfast. We didn't want to waste time looking for somewhere to eat in the mornings and I generally find it easier to eat in the hotel and then you can go back up to your room afterwards and freshen up. Breakfast was lovely and well worth the money. We were shown to a seat by a friendly but rather loud lady who brought us coffee and offered us toast.
The breakfast is mainly a buffet - both full cooked English and continental versions are available - however there are other cooked to order options available for a small surcharge of £3 - £4 each (and you can still get anything you like from the buffet as well). The cooked to order dishes included things like Eggs Benedict, Eggs Florentine, Smoked Salmon and Smoked Kippers. Neither myself nor my husband opted for any of the extra dishes because we just didn't feel the need - the buffet included everything that we wanted and lots of it. There was a wide choice of hot breakfast items as well as cereals, fresh fruit, pastries and breads, cold meats and cheeses and juices. It was quite clear that the best ingredients were used in all cases - the food was delicious and well-cooked and it was a great way to start the day. We actually found that we didn't eat anything else until the evening, which is obviously a great way of saving money in London!
~Other Facilities~
The hotel is obviously aiming towards business customers and to that end there are lots of facilities including conference rooms and business catering available. Having said that, as a tourist I didn't feel any less welcome.
There is a restaurant in the hotel and if you make a reservation the night before, as a guest, you get 20% off the total bill. We didn't eat in the restaurant, but the menu looked lovely and there were lots of choices whether you wanted a light bite or something more fancy. I also noticed that the prices weren't too steep - you are looking at between five and eight pounds for a starter and between fifteen and twenty for a main course. If the breakfast was anything to go by, I would imagine that the standard of food would be excellent.
There is also a bar in the hotel which we used after we had been to the theatre. It was a lovely place to get a night cap before bed as it was so cosy and comfortable. There were huge sofas covered with over stuffed pillows and low glass tables that went perfectly with the 'luxurious comfort' theme that seemed to run through the hotel. The prices here are pretty steep though. I had a glass of Pinot Grigio that was £8 and my husband's beer cost £4. They also automatically added a 12% service charge to the bill, which we didn't notice until we had already left a tip and gone back to the room - I think we ended up leaving a £5 tip on a £12 bill - the service wasn't that good!! I must admit I dislike that immensely when service charges are automatically added to the bill. I am not shy of tipping but I don't like it when how much I tip is dictated to me. I have to say though, that is the one and only gripe I have with the hotel and with my stay there.
~Price and Value~
The advertised price for the Junior Double Suite that we had is £276 per night, but in the sale we only paid £101 per night. Both of these are on a room only basis, but I think you can see what good value we got. There are actually lots of different room styles available and you can get a single room from £185 per night and a king room for £192 per night. They do often have sales and discounts available and it is absolutely worth looking out for them because, as you can see, the savings you can make are quite incredible.
Overall I would have absolutely no hesitation whatsoever in recommending this hotel because it is in a fabulous location, it is comfortable and welcoming and is worth every penny, even if you can't get the saving that I got!
Summary: Excellent for a bit of luxury and a great location
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British Prime Minister David Cameron's office announced Tuesday morning that "Lady Thatcher's funeral service will take place on Wednesday, 17 April 2013 at St Paul's Cathedral."
The "Iron Lady" — former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher — died Monday in London following a stroke. She was 87.
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Good morning, I'm David Greene. Yesterday, a Twitter hashtag threw fans of Cher into a panic. It read: #nowthatcherisdead - all one word - referring to the late British leader. But many read it as "now that Cher is dead."
One fan of the singer tweeted: I note the hashtag #nowthatcherisdead is trending. I can't confirm anywhere that Cher is dead - leading other users to tweet advice such as why hashtags need spaces.
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With Louisville's victory over Michigan last night to win the NCAA tournament, it's time to make good on some promises. Louisville players have suggestions for their coach, Rick Pitino, who pledged to get a tattoo if they won. Player Shane Bohannon thinks his name should be tattooed on Pitino's body. Another player suggests the lower back is the best location. Pitino's family seems too stunned to make suggestions. One son said, he would have killed us if we got a tattoo.
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This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. Good morning. I'm David Greene. President Obama is preparing to send budget plan to Capital Hill this week and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will be key in selling that plan to Congress.
Right now, Secretary Lew is on another mission: to sell European leaders on the idea of easing austerity to boost economic growth. We reached Secretary Lew in Berlin. Mr. Secretary, welcome back to the program.
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The director Danny Boyle is best known for the Oscar-winning "Slumdog Millionaire." His latest film is called "Trance," but Los Angeles Times and MORNING EDITION film critic Kenneth Turan was not put under its spell.
KENNETH TURAN, BYLINE: "Trance" begins with the auction of a painting by Goya.
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Paul Alan Thomas, 58, lifelong resident of Virginia, died unexpectedly Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012, at his home.
Paul Alan Thomas, 58, lifelong resident of Virginia, died unexpectedly Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012, at his home.
He was born Dec. 23, 1953 in Virginia, the son of Charles and Clara (Fitzgerald) Thomas.
Paul played football for and was a 1972 graduate of Virginia High school and Mesabi Junior College in 1974. He married Darlene "Dusty" Stenlund on Sept. 21, 1991 in Virginia.
Paul worked at Erie Mining Co. and LTV as a millwright until its closing, a videographer, bartender, was a Night Manager of the MGM Night Club in Hibbing, worked at Super One, and most recently was a Water Aerobics Instructor at the YMCA.
He was a true sports fan. Paul coached elementary football, was actively involved in the Cherry School sports, was a rabid, 150% Vikings fan and a loyal Twins fan. He loved playing softball, and was fondly known as "Gramps" by his Bauman Team.
Paul was a member of the Virginia Jaycee's and the Virginia Men's Bowling Association. He always had a smile, and a joke. Paul's mission was to leave everyone with a laugh.
Paul is preceded in death by his parents; father-in-law Charles Stenlund; and brother Tim Thomas; brother-in-law Jim Asuma; and sister-in-law Sue Thomas.
Paul is survived by his wife Darlene "Dusty" Thomas; sister Linda (Jim) Bozich of Virginia; brother Mike Thomas of Richfield, Minn.; brothers and sisters-in-law Arlene Asuma, Les (Sandy) Stenlund, Bunny (Rick) Varani; mother-in-law Betty Stenlund; aunt Eleanor Spehar; nieces and nephews Tim (Kelly) Thomas, Todd (Chris) Thomas, Kris (Mark) Doering, Dana Bozich, Andy Asuma, Ted (Jenna) Asuma, Jake Stenlund, Karl (Katrina) Stenlund, Becky (Eric) Cox, Heather Stenlund, Matt (Amanda) Stenlund and Shannon Stenlund; numerous great-nieces and nephews; the extended Briski family; and a host of friends.
GATHERING OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS: 6-8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012 f in Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Virginia. The gathering will continue Monday, from 10 a.m. until the 11 a.m. Celebration of Life Service. Reverend Father Ron Gagne will officiate.
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Majestic whales, playful dolphins, and other wildlife make this narrated cruise an exciting and awe-inspiring trip.
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Rating: 4 |
Great way to enjoy a Sunday Afternoon!
Sun, Apr 20, 08 2:00 PM | naysay007 | Female | 40-49 | Domestic Tourist(s) | Group of Friends | |
Our 2pm Sunday cruise provided our first visit to Dana Point Harbor. We enjoyed the live music performed in the courtyard, courtesy of the Harbor Music Series. There were several restaurants and snack shops. While waiting at the dock for our boat to arrive, we watched kayakers and enjoyed the sea lions as they basked in the sun with flippers pointed upward. The boarding and launch for this cruise was quick and our crew was very excited to inform us that a pod of fin whales had been active for most of the day. Our boat speeds out and after forty minutes, the crew points out the whale spouts as we slow down and approach the area. There are three whales and we're able to view their dorsal fins and watch them blow out spouts of water into the air. There is no breaching or tale slapping behavior. One whale actually glides under the starboard area of our boat. Our boat is the only one out there and we're able to move 360 degrees around the deck. Our boat keeps stride with the whales and the crew helps point out where the whales will surface. Our crew is located up above the passenger level. Several passengers ask the crew to take photographs of their group from this upper level. The crew is very friendly and very obliging. Prior to our return to the harbor, a commercial sailboat arrives with a dozen tourists. Their adventure looks fun until one realizes that their viewing area is limited to the back of their boat and their view of the whales was often blocked by the boat itself. We heard a lot of disappointed moaning from their direction. |
Rating: 4 |
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Sat, Apr 19, 08 12:00 PM | AMYOH79 | Female | 20-29 | Local | Group of Friends | |
Crew was very professional and polite!
No whales in sight but there were plenty of dolphins and sea lions! |
Rating: 5 |
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Sun, Apr 13, 08 10:00 AM | kretterer | Male | 20-29 | Local | Group of Friends | |
We had a great time on the whale watching cruise in Dana Point. It was a beautiful day and the waters were nice and calm, absolutely perfect. The staff were all friendly, helpful, and very knowledgeable. I have strongly recommended the cruise to friends and family. It was a great experience! |
Rating: 5 |
It was good!
Tue, Apr 8, 08 12:00 PM | ParadisPD | Male | 20-29 | Local | Group of Friends | |
We saw a big nursery pod of dolphins which was great. My girlfriend and other friends loved them. We saw a grey whale with a calf and they liked them too but when we watched them surface for about 5-10 seconds every few minutes for a half hour it was a bit repetitive. It was good, we came to see whale and we saw them. Thanks a lot! |
Rating: 5 |
Dolphins were great
Mon, Apr 7, 08 12:00 PM | MariKevW | Female | 40-49 | Domestic Tourist(s) | Group of Friends | |
While we did not see any gray whales, it was still worth the afternoon and money watching the captain and dolphins play. Due to the expertise of the crew, they were able to create circular patterns that provider us bystanders the viewing of dolphins doing acrobats in the wake of the boat. Truly awesome! |
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Sun, Apr 6, 08 2:00 PM | audiogirl | Female | 30-39 | Local | Group of Friends | |
We saw a "dolphin super-pod"!!! No whales, though.
Plenty of room on the boat, friendly staff. Nice passengers.
Beautiful just to be on the water.
A few notes, which weren't negatives for me, but could be for others:
The "whale-sighting guarantee or free trip next time" includes dolphin sightings, and if we hadn't seen so many dolphins, I might have been dissappointed. Fortunately I read the fine print so I was aware that the guarantee included dolphins.
The restrooms weren't stocked well, but fortunately I'm the kind of person who comes over-prepared for such things.
The bar on the boat is cash only, so bring dollars. There is an ATM in the shop where you get your tickets. If you get seasick, they have motion sickness pills there too.
I'll definitely go again for blue whale season. |
Rating: 5 |
Friendly Service & Awesome Experience
Mon, Mar 31, 08 10:00 AM | turtle_kml | Female | 20-29 | Combination | Group of Friends | |
Whale watching is a great activity for people of any age. While we were out we saw 2 whales & watched for at least 20 minutes, plus saw a few dolphins and lots of California Sea Lions.
The boat crew was very knowledgeable and helpful in pointing out the wildlife and telling a bit about them. They were very friendly from the first greeting to inviting us to come back again when we left.
I will definitely go whale watching at Dana Wharf again. |
Rating: 5 |
This trip was breathtaking!
Sun, Mar 30, 08 4:00 PM | baibee | Female | 20-29 | Local | Group of Friends | |
This was the first time I have ever been whale watching and it was spectacular! It was breathtaking! It was so beautiful! I couldnt believe te number of whales we saw on our trip as well as dolphins. This is a trip I will remember my entire life. |
Rating: 5 |
Took visiting German friends on whale watching
Fri, Mar 28, 08 12:00 PM | Jamescrawfo | Male | 60-69 | Local | Group of Friends | |
I have always enjoyed your tours, but this time I took some visiting German friends who had a 14 and 16-year old children and we saw 4 whales and numerous dolphins. It was a grand tour and we got some great pictures! |
Rating: 5 |
Very enjoyable trip
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Iranian state TV says that nation today successfully launched a "living creature into space."
More specifically, it says a monkey was sent up about 75 miles and later "was retrieved on the ground, intact ... [and] alive." It's part of what Iran says is work toward a manned space program. According to Iran's Press TV, the nation's space agency plans to launch its first manned mission "within the next five to eight years." The monkey launch is being called a "major achievement."
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First National Community Bank (FNCB), the largest community bank in Northeastern Pennsylvania, recently raised $600 for the Employment Opportunity & Training Center (EOTC) in Scranton through a bank-wide 'Red, White & Blue Jeans' employee dress down day. Employees were encouraged to replace their standard business attire in favor of jeans and red or white shirts - all for a small donation.
The money raised will help EOTC provide parent-child education and workforce services in the Lackawanna County area.
"Our employees are deeply involved and committed to making our communities a better place to live and work," said Senior Vice President, Human Resources Officer Donald Ryan. "Whenever there is a chance to roll up our sleeves or raise money, they go above and beyond. That's part of our commitment to be simply a better bank."
The EOTC fundraiser represents part of FNCB's larger Community Caring initiative. Through outreach programs, donations and an employee volunteer network, FNCB is committed to helping the communities they serve.
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Representatives from First National Community Bank (FNCB) present a $600 donation to EOTC. The donation was part of FNCB's 'Red, White & Blue Jeans' bank-wide employee fundraiser where employees were encouraged to dress down for the day. L-R: Donald Ryan, FNCB Senior Vice President, Human Resources Officer; Sharon McCrone, Ph.D., Executive Director, EOTC; Eileen Farber-Bonk, FNCB Assistant Vice President, Regional Manager; and Mary Coolican, EOTC Development Director.


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For the decade of the 2000's, the Mets were 815-803, good for a .504 winning percentage. That's strange, because for much of the decade the team was either really good (2000, 2006-2008) or really bad (2002-2004, 2009). But even when they were good, the teams left Mets fans wanting more, they still felt like they were underachieving, thanks to some sort of fatal flaw that showed itself at the wrong time, thanks to faulty roster construction.
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Thursday, February 11th, 2010Grading the Mets hitters
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009Since grading the Mets' hitters first half was such a rousing success, I thought I would grade their whole season now that it has mercilessly ended. This is still a very, very hacky thing to do, but with the World Series possibly shaping up as an Alien vs. Predator-esque Phillies/Yankees finale, I need to distract myself from that impending doom somehow. I will grade the pitchers tomorrow.
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009Third part of a series. For my plan for the catcher's spot, go here, and for the infield, go here.
The Mets' outfield situation for next season begins and ends in left field. Carlos Beltran and Jeff Francouer will likely be back to start in center field and right field, respectively. Angel Pagan has played well enough to replace Jeremy Reed as the team's primary backup outfielder. I'd like to think that they aren't bringing back Cory Sullivan, but I've been wrong before. And Gary Sheffield is unlikely to return as the team's starting left fielder, as it's doubtful he can handle playing a full season in the field. Let's take a look at what's out there and what the Mets can do to try to add a few wins next year.
Jeff Francoeur and run production
Monday, August 3rd, 2009"Jeff Francoeur is a run producer."
Grading the hitters' first half
Monday, July 13th, 2009Yes, I am doing the hackiest of hack ideas, the first half "grades" for each and every player. It will give me a chance to sort through the damage, and figure out exactly how we got to this point and if there is anything we can do about it (the answer: probably not, no). I will start with the hitters today and tackle the pitchers tomorrow. In order from A to F…
Mets continue to get worse, trade Ryan Church for Jeff Francouer
Friday, July 10th, 2009And of course, the dumbest guy on MetsBlog (and that's saying something) loves the trade. This is an awful, awful trade for the Mets. A disaster on every level. Ryan Church has been outperforming Jeff Francouer on every possible level this year. His slash stats (.280/.332/.375/.707) destroy Frenchy's (.250/.282/.352/.634), meaning the Mets have added another corner outfielder who isn't OPSing north of .700. Church had been the only 2009 Met with a positive UZR ranking (a defensive stat that includes range, arm and other factors) at 1.8; Francouer checks in at 0.6. Francouer's wOBA checks in at .282, his WAR at -0.6; Church's wOBA was .310 and WAR was 0.4, making him a full win better than Francouer (for a more detailed explanation on the stats I'm mentioning that you may not understand, go here for an explanation, this is something all Mets fans should read). Church was the best defensive option in CF until Beltran returns, if he returns; now, the team will have to start Angel Pagan in CF and hope he stays healthy.
The only thing you can say for this trade is that the Mets got younger, but Francouer was a better player four years ago than he is now; he has been trending downwardly severely since 2006. He doesn't draw walks, he doesn't hit for power, he doesn't add anything defensively…this is exactly the type of player the Mets should not be looking to add, especially at the expense of a player who is a real asset to this team. I can't understand why the Mets would think picking Francouer up would be a good move. I am now firmly on the "Minaya needs to go" bandwagon after this one, this is an inexusably horrendous trade. This trade is, simply put, to quote Mr. Mike Francesa, an uttah disastah.


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The City of Omaha's ordinance requiring contractors to get a license from the city has been put on hold — for one property owner.
Douglas County District Court Judge Marlon Polk this week issued a temporary injunction against the city, blocking it from making property owner John Malone pay licensing fees to work on his properties.
Malone filed a lawsuit against the city in June. In it, he argued that the ordinance, which was passed by the City Council in 2011 and requires contractors to get a license to work in Omaha, is unconstitutional.
He said the requirements have prohibited him from making repairs to his rental properties and operating a separate business that does lead-related work on homes.
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Well I posted a couple of months ago, and wish that I could be more involved with this thread. It has been a great resource for me as we try to figure out our digestion issues. My dh and I are starting a CSA (community-supported agriculture) this year after moving onto our land last summer when dd was 2 months, so although our healing is my top priority, it is coming in bits and pieces as I work with my nd and try to research on my own. I haven't been able to read the thread since before Christmas, but I have a couple of questions that I need some "expert" advice on My biggest struggle right now is deciding how I feel about allergy testing/avoiding allergens. My nd doesn't believe that we need to know all of our allergens or avoid them in order to heal the underlying problem. We are, of course, doing lots of probiotics (saurkraut, water kefir, kombucha, reuteri for me, 30 hour raw yogurt, dairy kefir, water kerir, saurkraut and HMF neuropowder (w/glutamine) for my boys, and solarray babylife and water kefir for dd). Other than that, her treatment is unda numbers--homeopathics that perform cellular drainage, ie basically heal the underlying imbalances. I believe in their power to heal, I just don't know if I believe we can heal while we eat our allergens. I could count the number of normal bf poops she had on my two hands, and now with solids, mild mild eczema and more green poop. Along these lines, is the dairy kefir and yogurt more healing than harmful if we have intolerences. Should we abstain or partake--that is the question My dd is so happy and comfortable, she just doesn't poop well, which I know is a major problem. She gains weight and seems strong and healthy though. However, so did her brothers when they were little, and now my oldest at least gets so upset sometimes, freakishly so, and has sensory issues, acts crazy, probably on that line somewhere, although mildly so, others say they don't see it. I just want him to feel calm and collected..well. And I don't want my dd to grow into this behavior. This makes me want to just scrap the foods that are causing the problems, kwim? Thanks for any wisdom you have to share. |
My DD also is healthy and growing well, and has no behavioral issues (well maybe sleep issues but I'm not sure how much of that is just habit). But she's intolerant to major food groups (dairy, wheat, nuts, eggs, and coconut), has mild whole-body eczema, and mild yeast issues...I can live with it, things could be much worse, but I don't want either of us to be on restricted diets forever, and who knows what else will come up if I don't figure out how to heal her
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w Originally Posted by nestork You're correct. If it says acrylic resins on the paint, then that normally means "100% Acrylic" resins, which in paint speak means the Plexiglas type paint which have much better moisture resistance that the wood glue type paints. And you're also correct about covering a general purpose primer. Once it's covered with a quality paint, it won't get enough moisture into it to cause problems with peeling. In future, when it comes time to repaint your bathroom, remember that you can also get paints specifically meant for bathrooms. Not only will these paints stand up better to moisture and humidity, but they'll also have mildewcides added to them. These mildewcides are solid powders that dissolve in the latex paint. These mildewcides are so highly soluble in water that even the presence of high humidity causes those mildewcides to migrate through the solid paint film toward that humidity. Once at the surface of the paint, those mildewcides kill any milidew spores that land on the paint before they have a chance to grow. So, to keep a bathroom paint effective for as long as possible, it's a good idea not to clean that paint with water any more often than necessary because doing that accelerates the depletion of the mildewcide out of the paint film. I'm sorry to hear that you drank that kool-aid and feel the need to spread the word. I'm going to ask for plexiglass paint the next time I'm at the paint store too, they should get a good laugh out of that one.
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Lawyer Mohammed al-Jishi said Sayed Yousif Al-Muhafda, a leading figure at the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights, was being investigated on charges of illegally gathering and taking part in an unauthorised march last Friday, the day of his arrest.
The Interior Ministry issued no statement about the case.
Jishi said Friday's protest took place in Diraz, a Shia Muslim district west of Manama. Muhafda says he went there to follow up on reports of injuries after clashes, Jishi said.
Bahrain, where the Sunni Al Khalifa family rules over a majority Shia population, has stepped up efforts to quell an uprising that has simmered since mass protests broke out in February and March 2011.
The kingdom is a base for the US Fifth Fleet, which patrols oil shipping lanes in the Gulf region.
Earlier last week, Bahrain's interior minister said all rallies and gatherings had been banned to ensure public safety, a move condemned by Amnesty International as a violation of the right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.
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Greenfield must run table to reach the playoffs
Greenfield - Other than the outcome, a 14-7 loss, there wasn't much Greenfield football head coach Scott Otto would change about Friday's game against South Milwaukee.
"It was just a good football game between two evenly-matched teams," Otto said. "It was a typical Greenfield-South Milwaukee game. Our kids played hard; it wasn't for lack of effort or not being prepared."
The loss left the Hustlin' Hawks in a tight spot in their bid for a second straight WIAA playoff spot. They slipped to 2-4 on the season and need to win their final two contests to even be considered for the playoffs.
Those games are at home at 7 p.m. Oct. 5 against Brown Deer (4-2), which dropped Whitnall, 34-13, last week, and at Wauwatosa West (5-1), which routed New Berlin Eisenhower, 42-0.
Otto said that every team that has beaten the Hawks so far this season, plus their final two opponents, could all make the playoffs.
"We are right on the cusp," he continued. "We are able to compete with the Pewaukees and the Greendales, but are not quite able to finish. We'll keep battling, though."
The Friday game against the Rockets (3-3) was scoreless at the half after a missed 37-yard field goal by Greenfield late in the second quarter.
The Hawks put together a strong 75-yard, 13-play march in the third quarter that was capped by an 18-yard scoring run by Reggie Blakely, who notched his fifth touchdown in the past two games.
Joey Hannah kicked the extra point and Greenfield was up 7-0.
Greenfield then tried to catch the Rockets off guard, going with an onside kick after the touchdown. The Hawks recovered at the South Milwaukee 47-yard line but went three-and-out.
"We didn't use the momentum we had," Otto said.
The Rockets then tallied twice in the final period. A punt return by Evan Marlowe set up a 40-yard drive that resulted in a 10-yard scoring run by Justin Oliden.
Later, South Milwaukee went on a grinding, 14-play, 80-yard march that ate up about eight minutes and ended with Allen Walter's 10-yard touchdown reception from Oliden.
With the Rockets playing keepaway like that, the Hawks were able to run only six plays in the fourth period.
Otto was pleased with his team's defense, which held South Milwaukee to 177 net yards, and with the fact that the Hawks had no turnovers until the final minute.
Quarterback Jeremy Swider passed for 37 yards, but the Hawks were not able to get their ground game going, totaling just 96 yards.
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March 02 2014 01:24PM
Captain Canada. Mr. Oiler. Ryan freaking Smyth. Does he want to go? Can we endure one more airport moment? Is there a market? Oh my. This again.
March 01 2014 09:50AM
It's an ill will she blows this morning, ladies and men. We are stone cold frozen, indoors, outdoors and in the western conference. The blues aren't blue enough, the country tear-jerkers can't find the lines, the poets can't stop the clocks in rhyme.
The Battle of Alberta is desolation row.
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February 28 2014 12:54PM
Last night, the Oilers were shutout for the 5th time at home and 8th time all year. Many fans felt their play was offensive, and not in a goal scoring kind of way.
In his post-game press conference Dallas Eakins said, "We have some good offensive players but I don't look at us as a real offensive team," and that comment offended some fans more than the performance on the ice.
I tweeted that comment and many fans were livid and most blamed the coach. (Do you sense a trend in Edmonton?)
Are the Oilers regressing offensively, or have they been an offensively challenged team for years?
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February 28 2014 07:14AM
Well it's safe to say, I miss watching Team Canada play in the Olympics for gold. I found last night's game incredibly boring and I'm sure many felt some sort of emotional letdown. If you didn't right away, surely a 3-0 loss to the Minnesota Wild did the trick.
Robin Brownlee
February 28 2014 12:07AM
As much of a dumpster fire as this season has been for the Edmonton Oilers, there was at least a hint of anticipation as fans dutifully filed into Rexall Place to begin the stretch drive against the Minnesota Wild after three weeks off for the Olympic break. Should have known better.


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San Antonio, Tex., March 7 -- It has now been exactly a month since I left Portland. More than a month since I last saw my son Karl, since I last attended Mass at St. Ignatius, spoke with friends, had my last coffee with my friend Colleen, visited my friend Shelli, attended the early Friday morning contemplative prayer and...
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I made this dress as a birthday gift and I feel like it turned out fairly nice! It acts not only as a pretty little dress but at a harness at well. I started with a basic pattern and added the "tu-tu" afterwards.
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Apr 14, 2013, 09.43 AMby Mary Athey
its adorable. did you use a pattern? i'm looking for a vest harness patrern for my deaf cat fizz so i can take him out. he gets out of everything i buy x
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