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Wow! Get this 2 CD set and become an overnight Chords completist! Every thing they ever recorded (almost) is on here.
The Chords were the shining stars of the short lived and much maligned Mod Revival of '79, they were really more punk than mod and this certainly hindered their commercial ability at the time.
Despite being superior in every department to their peers of the time (Secret Affair and Lambrettas) a breakthrough single was not to happen. Their biggest hit was the totally fantastic 'Maybe Tomorrow', which scraped in at 40 and then disappeared.
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The final two singles were a fitting end to the group who really should have been given the chance to make another album, because on the strength of these offerings it would have been a classic. What really went wrong was by 1981 Mod was about as fashionable as being a Teddy Boy, the audience had moved on to the next fad (unfortunately in this case the fast emerging New Romantic scene) and as such record sales were minuscule.
Great sleeve notes accompany this top package with the band looking so young! Posing around the streets of their hometown.
The brief spell with Jimmy Pursey as mentor and (poor quality) producer is also covered via some interesting versions of some of their early material.
The unreleased final single is also a high point, as is the truly superb demo version of 'I'm not Sure' which displays the band at their absolute peak, fast furious and really in tune. Drumming as always is totally manic at this period, with chief stickman Brett Ascott clearly following in the Keith Moon school of performance!
The Jam comparisons dogged the progress of this band, but the singles and stand out album track 'So far away' detail a group with to these ears a stronger run of releases than that of the Jam at the time. Both versions of So far away are on here; the edited version at some stage intended for a single release-I'm sure this just might have got the band the much required hit.
It all ended up a bit bitter in the end with the group clearly disillusioned with the whole record company business, as cynically revealed in the final single 'Turn away again'
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I am glad you brought this up and I don't think you are being a scrooge about the fundraising at all. Sunday I was at Wal-mart and the local high school girl's softball team was out collecting money for a trip to Costa Rica. The coach was asking people if they wanted to donate for the trip and when she asked me I looked right at her and said no. She shot me a nasty look. I personally found it completely wrong for that coach to have her team out begging for money for a social trip. What on earth was she teaching them-that if you really want some luxury, get someone else to pay for it? What ever happened to teaching kids to work hard and save money for something they want.
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That's my feeling, too. I'm all for students wanting to raise money but they should do something for it. My son's TKD team held fundraisers like car washes where they did the work. It seems crazy to see some parents out there doing work to raise money for their kids. I have received letters/emails from people asking me to fund their child's fun trip to Europe/Japan. Well, "fun" trip but they were "invited" to participate. What parents don't get is that most kids are invited to participate because the companies make a fortune off of these trips.
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Excellent Dave,
Where in the world did you find these two divorces? Was it online?
The Civil War records say that Andrew J. Meers was in Greer, Ok. on the pension records but it doesn't appear that his widow filed for a pension. Probably because they were divorced. This is new info to me and so was the second wife Delia. Thanks so much.
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According to my records, Rachel BLACKETER who married 06 Dec 1866 in Parke Co., IN was born 1847 in Indiana to David BLACKETER and Harriet LAWSON. David and Harriet were married 13 Jan 1846 in Harrison Co., MO. David was born about 1823 in Kentucky and is the possible son of David BLACKETER and Mary F. "Polly" COX. David and Polly were married 13 Dec 1796 in Mecklenburg Co., VA. David moved his family to Mercer Co., KY sometime after 1810 and before 1820. David was the son of William and Rachel BLACKETER of Mecklenburg Co., VA. William died about 1787 in Mecklenburg Co., VA. Rachel apparently moved to Mercer Co., KY with several of their children about 1806, as she is listed on the 1810 census for Mercer Co., KY. Information regarding this family is sketchy. It is not known what became of David after the 1820 census of Mercer Co., KY. His children have not been positively identified. I have located David and Harriet on the 1850, 1860, and 1870 census records for Parke Co., IN. I do not know what became of them after that.
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The Appetite For Other People's Liberty, Property and LivesSubmitted by barracuda_trader on Mon, 08/26/2013 - 07:22
Collectivism in all its mutations - Socialism, Communism, Fascism/Corporatism, or any of the other 'isms' it may take is, as Mike Vanderboegh states,
"...collectivism -- in all its forms and despite all its various lies wrapped in noble-sounding excuses -- is nothing but the appetite of a self-appointed 'elite' for other people's liberty, property and lives."
The same is true of Tyranny in all of its forms whether under the guise of "noble sounding excuses" or just honest Dictatorship through raw power, or somewhat hidden through the power of money, elicits a horror in large parts of the population so great that they either blind themselves to it, or actively participate in their own exploitation hoping to be spared of its more voracious appetites.
No where is this more disconcerting than among the "conservative" class who staunchly oppose the collectivist iterations of Communism and Socialism, but then shiver and cower - or worse yet, defend - the power of the Bankster Cartel that controls the money supply, and therefore all economic activity in the "free world," as well as the governments that issue the fiat currency. And staunchly defend the power of the State to enforce their version of "conservatism" on the rest of us mundanes.
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The Acupuncture Now Foundation: What Our Profession Needs
Although acupuncture is growing in popularity it continues to be underutilized due to misunderstandings about its true potential. Only a fraction of those who could be helped by acupuncture know enough to seek it out.
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These days, many parents childproof their homes before a baby is even mobile. You will see an array of electrical outlet covers, bumpers on the corners of the coffee table and safety latches on the cupboards.
Chinese Medicine: The Natural Way to Children's Wellness
As a child, I did not like going to the doctor. For the most part, when I had to go I wasn't feeling good to begin with, and I was heading into a sterile environment to be awkwardly probed by a man in a white coat for a very short, impersonal period of time.
Following the Thinking of the Classics
I have heard about the "best time of day" to carry out certain examinations or therapies. For example, I remember making a note years ago that early morning is the best time to take someone's pulses.
Five Element Acupuncture Can Enhance Your Practice
For eight years I have been teaching and supervising TCM students at an acupuncture college in Colorado, in Five Element acupuncture.
Treating Menopausal Women in Your Practice
I love what I do for a living. It's a great way to trade health for bread. And no topic of health, with the right bedside manner, is taboo.
Avoiding "Just a Pop Doc" Syndrome
Yes, it's harsh. Patients don't like to admit it. They have an unspoken plan when they first visit you: to come one time, get rid of their pain and then get rid of you. They know it's unrealistic, but they'd like to pay nothing for this service.
Inspire Your Patients to Make Healthy Choices
Have you tried to get your patients to change their eating habits or their diet and couldn't get them to succeed? Were they confused and unsure of what the right thing was to eat? You are not alone!
Solving the Pain Puzzle
Legendary former New York Yankees baseball player Yogi Berra once said, "You can observe a lot just by watching." He would have been a great chiropractor. We are trained to become experts with our hands: palpation, adjusting, soft-tissue release, etc.
Peer Points: Promoting TCM Knowledge
When Elaine Wolf Komarow, LAc, received her first acupuncture treatment in 1989, she said it changed her life. "I felt more aware, calmer, and happier. I was so fascinated by the changes that I began to learn everything I could about the underlying philosophy of Chinese medicine," said Komarow.
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Chronic heightened emotional states create a perfect breeding ground for illness. Through my practice I noted the increasingly obvious relationship between one's mental focus on negative thinking, emotions, resistance to experiencing feelings and disease.
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Over the last 12 years, I have been working on one of the few documentaries about Tai Chi. It's called The Professor: Tai Chi's Journey West and it's about Cheng Man-Ching who moved to New York in the 1960s.
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Low-level laser therapy (LLLT), also referred to as photobiomodulation, has been increasingly utilized in the clinical setting over the past decade.
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Bloating and gas pain is something that everyone has had to deal with at one point or another; however, that's usually reserved for holiday dinners and other large gatherings.
Micro-Needle Dermal Roller Use in the Treatment Room
Recently micro-needle dermal rollers have been getting a lot of media attention. As a practitioner who specializes in acupuncture facial rejuvenation, I know that skin needling with a dermal roller (also known as collagen induction therapy), promotes the natural reproduction of collagen and elastin, making the skin feel smoother and tighter.
Treating Acute and Chronic Neck Pain With Ischemic Compression and Exercise
There are many reasons not to manipulate the neck with cavitation: the patient is too old, their neck is too tight, etc. But the most common reason is that plenty of patients are afraid of "the crack," mostly because of the bad publicity about that procedure.
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The Death of the Travel Card
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Implications of Section 2706: The Non-Discrimination Provision Survey
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February, 2014, Vol. 14, Issue 02
"Selling" Gentle Massage to Clients with Cancer
By Tracy Walton, LMT, MS
Sometimes, even the most thoughtful message, delivered with the best intentions, will disappoint a client. As a massage therapist, it can be tough to weather that moment. How do we break the news, when a client's health calls for a gentle session?
In our oncology massage clinic, a new client told us she had a long massage history. She also checked "Yes," under chemotherapy on the health form, and wrote "A little walking, light housework," under a question about activity level. She was extremely fatigued. We knew the client needed a gentle session. Yet, when asked her likes and dislikes about massage, she praised deep tissue work and asked for deep pressure and focused work in our training clinic. She said she was stiff and sore and craved a deep massage.
There it is. The Moment.
Zoom in on that "crave a deep massage" moment and you can see it teetering. It could fall anywhere. So many important things are poised: ethics, client safety, conflict, agreement, client expectations and possible disappointment, client satisfaction, the health of the therapeutic relationship and even therapist liability.
The student therapist had been coached to expect this. She channeled all the role plays we did and took a deep, centering breath. She nodded at her client and said something like, "I definitely understand the request for deep work. This time, because you are in chemotherapy, I need to work gently with you. We don't know how my work will interact with your body and your current chemotherapy treatment, so it's important to go gently with our pressure."
The client balked. "But I'm fine! Really! I only feel a little more tired than usual, but it's no big deal." She sat up straighter, her smile fading into a look of challenge.
Clearing her throat, the therapist tried again. "There are many new things at play here. I haven't worked with you before and never during chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is strong treatment, as you know, and can bring about a 'new normal,' such as the fatigue you are experiencing. Clients in cancer treatment, even those who are used to stronger pressure, tell us that the gentler, careful work is what makes them feel better. It might take a little adjustment at first, but it can still be deeply relaxing — a great session."
At this, the client narrowed her eyes and crossed her arms. "But I don't want gentle work. It's not going to do anything for my soreness that way! You don't have to treat me like I'm going to break, just because I have cancer. I'm the same person as before."
By now, in cases like these, both the client and therapist have become tense. Not the friendliest beginning to a massage session.
Conflict and Client Expectations
Most massage therapists entered this line of work hoping to bring comfort and happiness to clients; it's tough to disappoint someone before they even get on the table. It's not a good feeling for either party. And yet, we simply can't honor all client requests, especially those that put client safety at risk. Even if they believe we are being too cautious. Even if they think we are unfairly treating them differently. I believe it is Gayle MacDonald who first stated that these situations require us to take a greater leadership role.
This is counter to the expectation of "client-centered care," and to the saying, "the customer is always right," and can even run up against our employer's expectations of us. At times, the fear of angering someone we are supposed to comfort, of losing business or the simple fear of taking an unpopular view can make us shrink from the responsibility to work gently.
Most of us aren't fans of conflict, and yet a moment of conflict can become a learning moment. It takes good skills in clinical reasoning and communication to send that moment off in the right direction. It also takes a bit of salesmanship.
Reasons to Work Gently
While the fear of massage possibly being able to spread cancer is thankfully on its way to becoming an old wives' tale in both the massage community and the lay community, there is still a long list of massage modifications for different cancer treatment presentations. In most cases, even a standard "relaxation massage" might be too much for a body to handle while going through treatment. Multiple body systems are affected during and after treatment and massage that is too forceful or taxing to the body can cause the client to feel worse physically and possibly increase their stress.
Even a client who "looks healthy" or has "good numbers" in terms of blood counts may not respond well to strong massage. There is no certain way we can truly predict what effect a massage might have on them. Sometimes, a massage might even feel wonderful on the table at the time, only to be followed with flu-like symptoms a few hours later.
In the case of the client example above, the therapist had to "dial down" a relaxation massage even further, with lighter pressure (think of the pressure you would use to rub lotion into the skin) and slower speeds. Even rhythms, gradual transitions and other factors are softened for the person in treatment.
There are many reasons to shift into this dialed-down mode and plenty of massage literature to support it. Reasons include bone metastasis, vital organ involvement and low platelets. There are strict precautions regarding pressure and direction at certain sites in cases of lymph node biopsy, radiation and DVT risk. Some cancer treatments have late effects, spanning decades after treatment, and massage adaptations are lifelong. Moreover, in a setting where little or no client health history is known, it's critical to dial down the session because of limited information.
Selling Safety
With so many reasons to work gently during cancer treatment (and beyond) it's important to be able to communicate them to clients. But sometimes, the trickiest part is "selling" all of these points to our client who is convinced they want a vigorous massage because they don't want to settle for something "fluffy." Or they had heard that deep work would "clear the chemotherapy toxins out of their body."
The selling we must do here does not need to drum up the sound of a sleazy pitch. This is something that comes with our job as massage therapists. We are selling safe yet still effective massage to our clients and our words don't have to be creepy or uncomfortable. We do, however, use good communication wrapped in sensitivity and we assume a leadership role to deliver the message with confidence and ease.
Explaining the reasons behind dialing down the massage approach can often help to defuse some of the tension. Here are some of the phrases we use in our training:
Indeed, letting a client know what we can safely do during their session (perhaps spending extra time and a little more pressure on the feet, or a few gentle squeezes at the shoulders or a long stretch of gentle scalp massage) can ease the feeling of a long list of can't-dos and limits. The right tone can make it feel more like a friendly compromise, with still plenty of good things coming their way. Sometimes, it can be our words even more than our touch that can help the healing process along, and with that, our clients with cancer can feel safe but still encouraged and empowered.
In the clinic client story above, the student did their best and a skeptical but willing client followed them to the table for a very gentle session.
Afterward, I found the client resting quietly on a bench in the hallway. She was slumped against the wall and a little dazed. I asked her how it went. Smiling, she told me it had been a pretty light massage. But she acknowledged, "Even that was a little much. I feel good, but a little wiped out. Thank you for convincing me I needed lighter massage. I'm sorry I pushed it, but I get it now." "Thank you," she said again.
We don't always see such strong agreement with our gentle approach, but good communication boosts the chance that we'll get there. If we are clear within ourselves about our role and reasoning, our words come more easily. We can be present to the "craving a deep massage" moment and guide it to the best outcome. Through education, patience and understanding, we can deliver not only what our clients want, but also what they need.
Tracy Walton & Associates offers a 4-Day Intensive Course, "Oncology Massage Therapy: Caring for Clients with Cancer." Spring 2014 offerings are in Boston, Miami, Siler City, NC; Hartford, CT, and Atlanta. See the complete 2014 calendar at www.tracywalton.com/trainingschedule/trainingschedule.html. To learn more about hospital-based massage, oncology massage and other conditions, view Tracy's webinars at www.tracywalton.com/webinars/index.html.
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This compact, easy-to-store and transport 9'6" kayak makes getting out onto the water a cinch. Lightweight, with comfortable carry handles, you can be ready to paddle at the drop of a hat! The hull design is fun for flat-water or surf, and fits a large range of paddler sizes. Features include a molded-in foot brace system, molded-in side carry handles, and a deluxe deck rigging system.
This compact, easy-to-store and transport 9'6" kayak makes getting out onto the water a cinch. Lightweight, with comfortable carry handles, you can be ready to paddle at the drop of a hat! The hull design is fun for flat-water or surf, and fits a large range of paddler sizes. Features include a molded-in foot brace system, molded-in side carry handles, and a deluxe deck rigging system.
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Attention Pam, re your wish that this kayak had molded cup holder.. I bought for my Abaco single and my double kayaks, the http://www.westmarine.com/buy/ronstan--drink-holder-white--14084032 also from West Marine. Just peel off back and put in place. Totally solves drink holder problem! Great product to go on a great kayak!
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This is my first kayak. I've rented before, mostly Ocean kayaks, 13.5. The tracking is not quite as easy, but it's a 9.5, so I didn't really expect it to be. It's easy to load & unload, and I'm not as strong as I used to be! Getting another one, so I can take a friend!
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I got this kayak to help me rehab after shoulder surgery. It has helped my recovery amazingly. I love it so much that several of my friends have purchased one now and I bought a second for my husband or friends to use to come along. We have a larger boat and both kayaks are secured along side it in the slip,so the weight isn't such an issue for us and my friend considers it part of the overall workout. I like the ease of getting in and out of the sit on top. A molded in cup holder would be a much appreciated addition.
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I have a sit in kayak I use in Montauk Lake which is stable, fast and comfortable....the hull is smooth.....this kayak has a very rough bottom like a 36 piece of sand paper. My kayak has a hull like glass, same company, made a couple years ago...this new kayak is stable but doesn't track well and is a slug.....so slow...very disappointed....maybe we will wax it or sand it smooth....we would return it but have used it once and scratched it on the dock.....
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I bought this kayak a year ago and decided to really put it through its paces before reviewing. I must say im very pleased over all. I wanted a simple, reasonably light kayak for mostly playing around but an occasional overnight trip. This yak fits the bill. Its a little slow for a long trek with gear, but it gets me to my camp a couple miles away pretty easily. If you overload it, it will plow water, but that is to be expected. It is stable enough to stand up in and it handles chop and swells very well, although you will get a bit wet. By giving up some length and speed, you gain ease of transport and storage, which was important for me. I will be buying a matching one next month for my wife. Finally, adding a seat is a MUST. Now that I have one, I wouldn't use it without one.
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My wife and I were looking for basic, simple, sturdy craft for day trips in the Sea of Cortez, where we live. The Abaco 9.5 met all our important requirements, though two of them barely fit on our Nissan Sentra's roof. The 9.5 is nearly perfect for us, since speed and directional stability aren't major issues. It absolutely requires the optional seats, and the Scupper Pup cart works very well.
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I bought this kayak while recovering from severely fractured foot. I have now used it 4-6 times a week in every weather condition in fresh and saltwater, for about 3 months. I chose a sit on top because it was easy to get into. Despite the website, this kayak is heavy, but is solidly build out of really heavy duty plastic. In calm fresh water it glides decently through the water, but feels heavy and "pushes" water in salt water chop. The drainage holes are HUGE and all over the kayak, causing water to shoot up like little geysers in chop...so you constantly get wet (more of a colder weather issue). The deck rigging is great, but after adding several more eyelets it is far more usefull. I love the cargo area in the rear which is large enough to carry even a 5-gallon bucket securely with room to spare. After several fishing trips, I've noticed rods securely fit in the rear (actually any) drainage holes. While paddling I usually stuff the rod(s) under the bow/ stern deck bungees to eliminate drag. Eventually I'd like to add a couple after market rod holders, but drainage holes work almost as well. This kayak needs seat...I have yet to get one though. Also the kayak anchor kit from west marine is a must for fishing. In summary, the abaco 9.5 is an extremely well built fishing kayak without the usual fishing add ons...


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Everywhere they turned, someone was telling them they couldn't stop anyone. And traveling to play the Belvidere Bucs and their high-powered offense was not going to help matters.
But the defense rose to the occasion, causing four turnovers and holding Belvidere (1-3) to 6 points and 154 total yards in a 14-6 victory.
"We were just trying to prove a point," senior defensive back D.Q. Hill said after intercepting two passes. "All week, we heard everyone saying our defense wasn't that good, so we just wanted to prove a point on defense. And I think tonight we proved it."
For much of the first half, the Bucs were proving the same point.
The Guilford offense only managed 65 yards in the first half. Quarterback Cody Bell was only 1-3 passing with an interception.
And after the Bucs scored on a 1-yard touchdown on a Marcus Gooden run late in the second quarter, they went into halftime with a 6-0 lead.
"In the first half, things weren't going our way," Bell said. "We came out looking pretty sloppy. Second half, we sat our guys down, our offensive coordinator (Jim) Torrisi came in and had a few choice words. We made a couple of changes, came out in the second half and we played football."
Bell played a big part in that. On a fourth-and-3 from the Belvidere 33, Bell ran for 31 yards down to the 2 and scored from a yard out two plays later.
On the next drive, Bell ripped off another 35 yards on one play, on his way to 102 rushing yards. Dontrel Chance capped off the drive with an 8-yard touchdown.
Chance finished the game with 62 rushing yards. Gooden led the Bucs with 95 yards of total offense.
"We thought we could come out here and scheme them a little bit and spread them out," Guilford coach Mel Gilfillan said after the game. "It just wasn't working. We went to the locker room and decided to go back to old school, just pounding the ball inside. They couldn't stop it, and that was a big deal."
In other NIC-10 action:
→ Belvidere North (1-3) avoided potential disaster, scoring two late touchdowns to come back and win another shootout, this time topping Freeport (2-2) by a score of 46-42. Austin Smaha continued to dominate, rushing for 204 yards and three touchdowns. Tony Tindle added 142 rushing yards and 147 passing for the Blue Thunder. Freeport quarterback Alex Bennett threw for 314 yards and five touchdowns in the loss.
→ East (0-4) gave the Boylan Titans an early scare, tying the game at 14 after a 23-yard touchdown run by Jordan Tassoni. Then, the Titans (4-0) ran off 38 straight points on their way to a 64-20 win over the E-Rabs. Chris Miller scored two more touchdowns. Tyreis Thomas ran for 150 yards and two touchdowns while quarterback Frank Cimino went over 100 yards running and throwing.
→ Hononegah (4-0) had seven players run for at least 20 yards, led by Bryan Rothmaler's 87 yards, on their way to a 31-0 win over Jefferson (2-2). Royce Dixon led the J-Hawks with 56 yards.
→ Harlem (3-1) got two touchdown passes from backup quarterback Cody DiGiovanni, and Keith Purifoy scored from 56 yards out as Harlem shut out Auburn (0-4) by a final score of 42-0
From the Sept. 22-28, 2010 issue


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