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Bouquets, Nov. 15
November 15, 2014 Give God thanks for our blessings Let us give thanks to our God. It's a beautiful time of the year. It was a little late start in the spring as the rain came. more »»
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Let's be good neighbors
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November 11, 2014 I also agree with Cindy Radcliff. I don't think we should cut ties with North Central Ohio Educational Service Center. The school board needs to think of these special-needs kids. more »»
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November 8, 2014 Job was done well I write to express my appreciation to the employees of the Seneca County Board of Elections for another job well done in administering the general election Nov. 4. more »»
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Stop and rethink about it
November 3, 2014 I have been following this thing between the Tiffin City Schools Board of Education and the Family Learning Center. The letter in the Oct. 22 edition by Kathy O'Donnell, I agree with. more »»
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Baseball-loving kids with peanut allergies may want to check out the Long Island Ducks on the afternoon of June 21 — it's a peanut-free game at the Bethpage Ballpark, 3 Court House Dr. in Central Islip.
"Everyone knows the line from the song, 'Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack," Ducks director of group sales John Wolff said in a news release. "However, for some of our biggest fans, peanut allergies make it very difficult for them to come to the ballpark. One of the Ducks' core values is making sure everybody has a chance to see a fun, affordable professional baseball game, and we're continuing that mission by hosting a peanut-free event."
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Our guest today is Doug Merkey from Churches For Life. Churches For Life has been involved with supporting the message of life affirmation in churches all across America. The need for such an organization such as CFL is by itself rather controversial. Some churches are vocally pro-life; some are positionally neutral, and yet some openly approve of abortion on demand. Doug will be on with us to share about the challenges facing CFL and his strategies to advance a life affirming viewpoint among churches today. One of CFL's mottos is "A life-affirming world resulting from a life-affirming Church."
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Join legendary Philadelphia sportscaster Don Henderson (76'ers and Temple Owls play-by-play announcer, WCAU and WPHL radio, Miami Hurricanes football play-by-play) and Doug Miles as they engage in a lively hour of conversation on sports and other topics. Mondays at 7PM ET.
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Josie Tytus Success Alignment Vision Coach who guides leaders and high achievers to step into their legacy work. Josie is a Certified Master Coach, NLP Practitioner, Passion Test Facilitator and Inner Harmony Practitioner. She recently co-authored the #1 Best Selling book, Answering The Call. Her contribution titled, Nice To Finally Meet Me – Self Leadership, Your Greatest Resource For Success, was distinguished as the Editor's Choice for Best Chapter .Her website is 3cfusion.com
Doug Goldstein Certified Financial Planner, investment advisor, and co-author of the new best-selling book, "Rich As A King: How the Wisdom of Chess Can Make You a Grandmaster of Investing." He wrote the book with world chess champion Susan Polgar
Ellen Rohr The Plumber's Wife turned Business Makeover Expert® Ellen learned how to make - and keep track of – her OWN money! She fixed the failing family plumbing business. And she grew a franchise – Benjamin Franklin The Punctual Plumber – from zero to $40 million in franchisee sales, 47 locations, in under 2 years. She is a serial entrepreneur, and author of the four business basics books, including The Weekend Biz Plan and How Much Should I Charge? She is also the President of Zoom Drain and Sewer, a new franchise opportunity
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The Fantasy Forecaster is brought to you by thesportsscript.com! Listen as host Doug Moore (@DMM0822), a fantasy football writer, talk start and sits along side fellow TSS fantasy football writers, Payton Sanders (@PaySand), and Shane Shane Gallimore (@Gally4)! They will be talking about their favorite players to start and sit for week 13, along with the hottest topics in fantasy football as well!
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What do vampires, Doug Jones, black-and-white cinema, and modern green screen technology all have in common? The answer is Nosferatu - a new visual remix of the classic German expressionist 1922 black-and-white silent horror film.
The idea is to bring this classic horror film back to life and with a unique feel to show to a modern audience while still honoring the masters of old. Writer and director David Lee Fisher has garnered a team of creative individuals who are all collaborating to recreate the 1922 film in a rather unique way.
Nosferatu is on KickStarter at thevampirelives.com with a goal to raise $60,000 by December 3rd.
Doug Jones, famed actor best known for his work as Abe Sapien in the Hellboy films, El Fauno and the Pale Man in Pan's Labyrinth, Billy Butcherson in Hocus Pocus, and the Silver Surfer in Rise Of The Silver Surfer, has been cast to portray the menacing Count Orlok. His makeup has been created by Mike Elizalde of Spectral Motion Studios.
"Sports Talk" with Don Henderson and Doug Miles
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Join legendary Philadelphia sportscaster Don Henderson (76'ers and Temple Owls play-by-play announcer, WCAU and WPHL radio, Miami Hurricanes football play-by-play) and Doug Miles as they engage in a lively hour of conversation on sports and other topics. Mondays at 7PM ET.
Topics include: NFL Week 11, College Football, Will Muschamp, Giancarlo Stanton's $325 million contract with the Marlins, NHL, NBA and more. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)
Rick "Slick Rick" Walters was born in London in 1965 and moved with his family to the Bronx in 1975.
Charlie Rock of HARLEM WORLD CREW was very instrumental in bringing "Ricky D" AKA "Slick Rick" and together when he was request by Doug to introduce him to Rick after he has seen him win a number of local MC battle contest. It was at a MC Contest at the 369 Armory on 142nd street in Harlem, given by promotion partners Ray chandler & Charlie Rock, The Rick & Doug were formally introduced by Rock.
As a 19-year-old in the summer of 1985 he scored his first big hits, "La Di Da Di" and "The Show."
Three years later Def Jam Recordings released Rick's first full-length album, "The Great Adventures of Slick Rick". Hailed as a showcase for Rick's extraordinary writing and rapping skills, it quickly achieved "platinum" status for sales in excess of one million copies and has since established itself as a rap classic.
At the height of his fame in July of 1990, Rick shot and wounded two people in an ill-advised attempt to protect himself against a violent predator. Convicted of attempted murder in the second degree, he began serving his sentence of three-to-ten years in 1991. While he was in jail, he released "The Ruler's Back" (1991) and "Behind Bars" (1994).
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Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma: the verdict is in. Now its our time!
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UPDATE: The federal bribery & corruption trial of former Choctaw Nation Executive Director, Jason Merida, has been found guilty on all counts but one count. Sentencing will come later. The revelations from the trial has fanned the fire of the numerous similar allegations lasting several years, which had been smoldering since Hollis Roberts conviction in 1997.
From the activity in the social media, it is apparent this isn't over. Instead, it is a beginning of activism, educating and organizing the Chahta people into bringing about an overhaul of the governmental entity known as the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. The problem is, what will it look like when we are done? Will we be more unified? Or will we be divided into factions? If we as Chahta people want to make a better Nation for our children, then it is our responsibilities to no longer remain silent. Our steps to unity begin at home and community, where we begin developing a consensus of what we need to do to achieve our objective. And we do it ourselves, the real and lasting power to strengthen our nation is our own investment in what we create.
Bob Burlison, Kalyn Free and Stephen Leflore attended the trial and shared their observations through the social media. Chahta people from around the Nation needed it, but those who do not understad the realities we face living here has been polarized against them.
This is a very important issue, so please share. Time for the Chahta people to pay close attention as we draw near a critical campaign year.
United States Attorney Doug Horn in the final statement of his closing argument, turned away from the jury, looked directly at the spectators, pointed his finger and said, "The citizens of the Choctaw Nation are the victims in this case. We have not stopped our investigation nor will we rest. Choctaw people you have a lot of work to do."
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The Fantasy Forecaster: Kickoff Edition is brought to you by www.thesportsscript.com! Listen and enjoy as host TSS writer Doug Moore (@DMM0822) is joined by fellow TheSportsScript.com (@thesportsscript) writers Shane Gallimore (@Gally4) and Payton Sanders (@PaySand) as they discuss injuries, starts/sits, IDPs, sleepers, hot topics, and much more in the world of fantasy football! They will also be answering any and all fantasy football related questions from Twitter and taking phone calls as well!
Master of the Midway: Marcus Wildstyle
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Marcus is the CEO of Wildstyle Entertainment Worldwide located in San Diego California. It is a firm that is primarily focused on the best R&B Singers and Rap Artists in the business today. Marcus was raised in LA and considers himself blessed with the "gift of gab and great sense of humor." His beaming personality and lively sarcastic humor have drawn attention and laughs from others over the years and during the time he worked with The Queens of Comedy
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Marcus is a focused and highly motivated entertainment business professional who's primary mission is to provide superior services for the artists and the fans who come to Wildstyle Entertainment Worldwide's events. A company which offer services for those who don't know where organize the many components required to have a successful entertainement event. The company request is…"if you have the idea WEW can make it happen for you on any scale.
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A brilliant career in the Canadian Public Service
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Brace yourself for the Macdonald Campus Career Fair
Are you interested in serving the Canadian public by working for the Federal Government? Don't miss out! Post-Secondary Recruitment (PSR) runs until October 8th and hundreds of jobs are available
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Public Service of Canada Job Fair
Public Service of Canada Job Fair will be taking place on October 6, 2009 at the Palais de Congres in Montreal from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. It is an excellent opportunity to learn about the various departments and agencies. Make sure you are dressed in your best business suit and that you make a good impression while you are passing out your polished CV.
At the fair, you will: discover the vast choice of careers in the public service of Canada; find the federal departments and agencies for which you would like to work; obtain information about job openings in the short and medium terms and opportunities of internship; improve your chances of finding employment in the public service of Canada; get answers to your many questions concerning salaries and benefits, measures in place to help employees strike a balance between work and their personal lives, advancement opportunities, bilingualism and training programs.
Increase Your Chances of Getting a Job in the Federal Public Service is a workshop that will be hosted by the Public Service Commission as part of the Canada Public Service Job Fair.
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Post-Secondary Recruitment (PSR) has been launched and ends on October 8th. It provides entry-level officer positions to university and college graduates. Positions are available across Canada, in a variety of fields and work environments. Job opportunities are posted on the website.
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- The Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP) provides full-time students with work experience and learning opportunities that are related to their field of study.
- Register in a Co-op/Internship Program with your academic institution and consult the notice boards at your campus career centre or the co-op/internship placement office for federal public service placement opportunities.
- If you are a post-secondary student interested in obtaining experience in research (design, execution and evaluation), check out the Research Affiliate Program (RAP). Students in this program are normally placed with ongoing research operations in federal public service facilities. The research projects should be structured to assist the student in developing specific knowledge and research skills.
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He served his fellow citizens and followed his passions. After 27 years in the Canadian Public Service, Guy McKenzie, Deputy Minister and President of Economic Development, is turning to young people to persuade them to believe in their dreams.
What did you study in university?
I did a bachelor's degree in law and graduate studies in notarial law at Université Laval.
Where did these studies take you?
I started off working in private legal practice. Shortly thereafter, when the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement was implemented, I worked with the Kativik Regional Government, which oversees Quebec's northern villages and native communities. Then came the draw to public service…
Was that the starting point of your career with the federal public service?
Yes, in 1982, with the department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. It seemed like the next logical step. I've been at the service of my fellow citizens now for more than a quarter century, since the age of 28…and despite the offers that have come along, I never considered going back to the private sector.
You've held a variety of positions within the federal government?
Yes, in about 10 different departments over the years. That's the beauty of the federal public service: there are opportunities to work from coast to coast and to take on new challenges in the various departments and agencies. Advancement, skills development and mobility are highly encouraged. In my case, this led to strategy, planning and communications jobs in Quebec, Ottawa and Montreal, working as an advisor, chief of staff, regional director, associate deputy minister and now, deputy minister. And I've had more than my share of hot files land on my desk: the Oka crisis, the ice storm, the sponsorship inquiry, to name but a few. The public service is chock-full of challenges!
What has motivated you throughout the years?
A desire to serve Canadians! Contributing to the development and flourishing of this country by being in the heat of the action, at the centre of the decision-making process, is really what drives me. Canada's democratic system is often held up as an example and whenever we travel abroad we are reminded of how fortunate and privileged we are to have an impartial and apolitical public service. I derive great satisfaction from serving my country and my fellow Canadians.
What are your guiding principles?
The sound management of public funds, transparency, rectitude and honesty. The ethics and values of the public service are the cornerstones of my commitment. We have a responsibility toward taxpayers, and through the government's programs and services, it is their well-being that ultimately reigns supreme.
What has been your source of inspiration for this value code?
My father, who was a police captain at Station 22 in Verdun, was a model of moral rectitude and instilled this and other fundamental values in me. He encouraged me to pursue higher education and was always a powerful source of inspiration and support. With his down-to-earth approach, he was the very epitome of simplicity. While he always offered sound advice, he would also tell me that I had everything I needed to tackle problems and situations myself and to find my own solutions. I owe much to him.
Outside of work, do you have any special interests?
I have always had a weakness for dogs. In fact, for a long time I trained dogs for drug detection, guard or attack functions and even for agility and acrobatics contests. Now I content myself with my little Bichon. I also love nature. Whenever I get the chance I head out fishing or hunting. Hunting, especially, has become one of my great passions…and an exceptional outlet. I'm also very interested in ornithology and have set up feeders all around my property for the birds to enjoy.
Is there any particular book that has had an impact on you?
Two, in fact. The Little Prince by Saint-Exupéry and The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, which I re-read religiously every year.
Any special movie?
Of the films I've seen recently, Ce qu'il faut pour vivre is one I especially liked . I tend to watch about three to five movies a week.
How about music?
I like listening to Jean-Pierre Ferland and Richard Desjardins, but I enjoy all genres... as long as the music is good!
Any life lessons to share with us?
Believe in yourself, believe in what you're doing, but never fall into the trap of arrogance or self-importance!
What do you say to young graduates who ask about the value of a career in the federal public service?
I tell them that the perception they have of the public service is often wrong. It is an open, dynamic and lively environment with countless opportunities to thrive and flourish while striking a healthy balance among work, family and leisure. There is such a diverse range of positions and careers available in the public service, and with so many people retiring, staff renewal is not only a key priority for the Government of Canada, it is also a golden opportunity for students.
Any closing words?
A few, in fact! Throughout my career I have had many great mentors, many footsteps to follow. Now it is my turn to try to help young up-and-comers. I am deeply committed to the renewal of the public service. I make it my duty to go to Quebec's universities and other educational establishments to meet these young people, and my message to them is always the same: believe in your possibilities, believe in your dreams!
Unexpected Rewards at the Canada Revenue Agency
by Christopher Calce, Student B.Com, Accounting, Ambassador for the Canada Revenue Agency
My name is Christopher Calce. I am currently a second-year management student, majoring in Accounting. I am writing to you, students of McGill, to talk to you about my experience at the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) with the hope that my journey may intrigue you enough to consider the CRA as your future employer.
The adventure started in November of 2007, when someone I knew at the CRA provided me with the link to apply for a summer internship. I applied, and several months later I received an e-mail informing me that I had the necessary scholastic background and could now proceed to the second step: the exams. Skip ahead several months, and after two exams and one interview, I received a phone call telling me that I got the job and was now a civil servant of the Canada Revenue Agency.
I was not told what my job was going to be, so I went into my first day of work with no idea as to what I was going to do. It turned out that the CRA believed in the abilities of its new employees and thus, along with four other students, I was immediately placed in training to become a tax collector. It was from this moment that I knew that I was involved in something special. We were simple students and yet we were given the same job as people who had finished their university studies and had been working at the CRA for many years. After two weeks of training, we were ready to make our first phone calls. I have to admit I was scared at first, thinking that all tax payers were mean and angry, but the first phone call went smoothly and since then I have loved every minute spent at the Agency. My colleagues treated me no differently than any other employee and were not hesitant to teach me the tools of the trade that they had acquired over the years. We quickly became a tight-knit family, which created a superb work environment.
As the summer was ending, I was starting to get disappointed as I could see this amazing experience get closer to its end. To my surprise, my colleagues and I were given a part-time contract extension with the only fine print being that we remain in school. Since then, I was given many different tasks and learned a lot about the different divisions of the Agency. I am hoping that this short testimonial is enough for you to consider the Canada Revenue Agency as an employer and, if so, come visit our information kiosk at the Public Service of Canada Job Fair on October 6th, 2009, at Palais des Congrès.
If you have any questions about the Canada Revenue Agency Student Recruitment Program or any other questions about the CRA, please don't hesitate to e-mail me at %20christopher [dot] calce [at] mail [dot] mcgill [dot] ca. Also keep a lookout in the CaPS building as I will be holding drop-in hours for people who would like information.
Do you have a Mentor yet?
by Carrie Armistead, CaPS Mentor Program Coordinator
McGill CaPS has one of the best kept secrets! It doesn't have to be that way any longer. Now is your chance to learn how to get a mentor and get connected with McGill Alumni. Currently we have mentors from very diverse industries such as accounting, biotechnology, government administration and relations, international affairs, law, media, medicine, pharmaceuticals and many more. McGill mentors are past graduates and they volunteer their time to help students make the transition into the workplace. They are friendly and informative and genuinely want to see their mentees succeed.
The Mentor Program began in the late 90' and was founded by the Student Organization for Alumni Relations (SOAR) to help students in their search for advice, direction and a slice of reality of what the future has in store. Since its establishment it has helped hundreds of students meet alumni who either graduated from the same program or who have gone into careers that are similar to the students' interests. The McGill Mentorship program has undergone some changes, the most significant of which being the new tri-partnership in the management and administration of the program between the McGill Alumni Association (MAA), Career Planning Service (CaPS) and the Student Organization for Alumni Relation (SOAR). This promising partnership has allowed the Mentor Program to reach even more students and enlist a wider variety of Alumni as mentors.
Getting matched with a mentor is not difficult and the fun part is that the main objective is for you to be matched with someone that you admire and would like to learn from. In order to see the list of available mentors, please go to http://caps.mcgill.ca/ci2/. When you are filling-out the application, you will be asked to put down your top three dream jobs. Be honest so that you can be matched with your most ideal mentor. You will also be asked to pick your first and second choice mentor. You will be given information concerning their degree, job title and name of their organization. You will also see where the mentor is located geographically. After you have submitted your application you will be contacted and informed about what your next steps are concerning being matched with your mentor.
Once you have been matched, it is important to be proactive so that your mentor can help you in your career development. Your first step when making contact with your mentor is to send them an introductory letter as well as an updated CV. CaPS offers multiple services that can help you to reach your career objectives. Some of the services that are offered are meeting with career advisors, CV drop-in, workshops and on campus recruitment, mock interviews, job listings and career education resources at the centre and on-line.
Now is the time to apply for a mentor and to start making contacts within your designated industry. Don't be left in the dark any longer, if you don't have a mentor, you should!
For more information please contact the Mentor Coordinator, Carrie Armistead at mentor [dot] caps [at] mcgill [dot] ca.
Brace yourself for the Macdonald Campus Career Fair
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Looking for your dream job? Not finding employers who will give you a chance? Well, here is an opportunity you definitely don't want to miss. The McGill Macdonald Campus Career Fair, taking place on October 29th, is an opportunity to have employers come knocking at your door. Career fairs are an excellent place to make an impression on several potential employers in a short period of time. All students are invited to have an informal meeting with a vast array of employers; ranging from Environmental Care to Engineering. Taking the time to prepare for such an event is crucial, for doing so will enhance your chances of landing an interview or job offer virtually on the spot.
Last year's career fair, featured over 30 employers! But before you head out there, make sure you follow these beneficial steps, and you will definitely see the difference.
Prior to the Fair:
- Check beforehand the list of participants who will be present at the career fair by logging on to myFuture using your McGill student ID. Do some research on the companies slated to attend in order to gain some background knowledge of what they are looking for.
- Polish your resumé for the employers you're interested in, and bring plenty of copies. You could have it checked and reviewed by our professionals at the CaPS office where resumé drop-ins are accepted daily.
- Make sure to look and act professional: wearing proper (i.e. business) attire is always a good idea. It sends the message that you've come prepared to meet with a company's representatives. Ensure that the documents you wish to present are in a folder and properly organized. Taking these steps will ensure success, as well boost your confidence.
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- Be polite at all times; this includes smiling profusely. Career fairs are always crowded and so you need to be patient. You should meet with everyone, and if time does not permit, make sure to meet with those who interest you the most. It is important to show them that you are an asset to their company.
- Know what to say when they ask you something along the lines of "what are you here for today?" or "what do you do now"? Prepare a summarized introduction of yourself, and remember: you only have 3 minutes to make an impression. During the interview, try and end it with something along the lines of "what should I do to get a second interview with the company?" In other words: don't hesitate to ask questions; be firm, and avoid bad habits such as fidgeting or looking uninterested.
- Prepare a list of questions about the company, in order to learn more about what they are expecting from potential candidates; and to show that you have done your homework. If you are waiting in line to be interviewed, get some information about the company at their booth to read, and find out more about their activities.
- At the end of the day, be sure to pass by your coveted recruiters and thank them again for their time. Be sure to Follow-up! After receiving all these business cards at the fair, do keep them in a safe place, and contact the recruiters with a "Thank You" note. Some say that this is one of the most important steps that will give you an edge over your competition.
If you are unable to attend this fair, try external ones such as the annual National Job Fair of Montreal which will take place on October 14-15, 2009.
If you have any enquiries about the Macdonald campus Career Fair please contact: lorna [dot] maceachern [at] mcgill [dot] ca.


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Home from the Sea
Ben Sanders sat in his final days
By his cottage, up on the bluff,
He'd spent his life as a rover, and
He said, 'I can't get enough!
The sea, the sea, the lure of the sea,
It whispers at my front door,
And calls to me, here up on the bluff,
'Come down, come down to the shore! ''
'But I can't go down and I won't go down
For I daren't go down, you see,
Not since I was caught in the maelstrom
When the seabed beckoned to me,
My mate had clung to the mast, while I
Had lashed myself to the rail,
And he went down to the stony ground
Along with the yards and sail.'
'I hear the sound in my ears still
The roar of the whirling pool,
I'd cried, 'Let go of the iron chest,
But he'd not let go, the fool.
It was filled with gold and pieces of eight,
Dubloons and precious stones,
It carried him down to an awful fate
Is spread, all over his bones.'
'But I clung on 'til the turn of the tide
I could almost touch the ground,
My head was spinning, deep in the pool
As the ship whirled round and round,
But then the tide began to subside
And I said goodbye to Bjork,
For then the ship rose up to the lip
And popped right up like a cork.'
'We'd sailed forever the Spanish Main
The ship, Bjork and me,
And searched the atolls of rocks and sand
Of the Caribbean sea,
We found the treasure that Blackbeard hid
In a shaft, six fathoms deep,
Then Bjork had pined for Norwegian lands,
Said, 'What we've got, we'll keep! '
'The further north that we sailed, the sea
Grew surly in its ride,
The waves crashed over the foredeck and
They tossed us, side to side,
The squalls came in and the rain came down
And we had to reef the sail,
The water rose in the bilge, until
I thought we'd have to bail.'
'But then one night it was flat and calm
And the water lapped below,
I heard the voice of a siren then
That whispered, sweet and low:
'Come down, ' she said, 'you can rest your head
And give up your earthly seat,
But lie instead on a seaweed bed
With a mermaid at your feet.''
'I think of Bjork on the ocean bed
Though I don't know where he lies,
His bones are covered with precious stones
With two dubloons for his eyes,
I've never been back to the sea since then
For I fear it, more and more,
As still it whispers on moonlit nights
'Come down, come down to the shore! ''
Ben Sanders sat in his final days
By his cottage, facing the sea,
He seemed remote, but a final note
That he wrote was left for me.
'My days of watching the sea are done,
I think that I've had enough! '
And then he strode as the tide arose
And walked, right over the bluff.
25 September 2013
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If you re-read my statement with this in mind, it will become clear that at no point did I ever even come remotely close to suggesting that there is no difference between involuntary and voluntary, and indeed to see my statement as doing so is to completely and utterly ignore everything I have said.
Government is fictional, its a made up story (although one that most people believe), if you get rid of it, you loose nothing material. A gun is a material devise, if you get rid of it you lose something of material value.
People are not material? Organizations are not material? I will never agree with you on that.
However, you've managed to dodge my point and completely redirect the subject yet again. It is infinitely frustrating how steadfastly you anarchists utterly refuse to address the one obvious, oft-repeated, completely insurmountable problem of anarchy. It doesn't exist, it can't exist, and if it did exist, it would therefore not exist.
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The Apple TV is a client that receives a WiFi signal. It does not boost your signal.
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The one idea I have that would work in this signal issue is a "Hot spot" by Verizon but to stream would be expensive. the hot spot is a mobile hot spot (WiFi) and you own it...
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Mike Russell will head up TARSC as the new CEO for Vertical Systems.
He was formerly founder and managing director of Holiday Experts, which was acquired by the Vertical Group in 2009, and has recently been acting CFO for the Vertical Group.
In his new role, he will have complete responsibility for the technology side of the business and for the finances of the wider Group.
"The Vertical Group is very successful business, but has slipped back a little in recent years by losing its focus on bringing the very best, innovative solutions to the travel industry," said Russell.
"My key objective is to roll out the many new products that have been developed but, as yet not delivered to the wider audience and to ensure that Vertical Group"s products continue to develop and evolve.
"I aim to bring the latest technology to travel agents of all sizes to ensure that they can compete at the highest level in an industry that is becoming more and more concentrated by huge, technologically superior businesses."
Russell will be replaced by Sue Dennis, who has many years" experience in homeworking having previously worked for The Co-Operative Travel.
Peter Healey, Group Chief Executive said: "The recent economic challenges have forced us to look at our business structure to ensure we focus on the right areas to develop our business further."
By Bev Fearis
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