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Listen, put it into your heart, my youngest and dearest son, that the thing that frightens you, the thing that afflicts you, is nothing: do not let it disturb you? Am I not here, I who am your Mother? Are you not under my shadow and protection? Am I not the source of your joy? Are you not in the hollow of my mantle, in the crossing of my arms? Do you need something more? Let nothing else worry you or disturb you.
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Keywords: Our Lady of Guadalupe, Fr Samuel Medley, SOLT, New Evangelization, rosary, Marian
HYTHE, KENT, UK (Catholic Online) - Amalekites. Not very nice people. Sacrificed baby's to the god of darkness. God sent Abraham to them to make them extinct.
Aztecs. Also not too nice. Sacrificed people by ripping their still-beating hearts out of their chests to placate the god of darkness, Tezcatlipoca. For one feast they sacrificed atop of the great pyramid of Tenaochtitlan 80,000 people in three days with a line of victims stretching 2 miles long. God sent his Mother to them to save them from extinction.
Today is the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. It commemorates the apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary to a little native man, Saint Juan Diego, of the Aztec people.
Her coming to the Aztecs heralded the conversion of over 10 million people in a few years.
In a few decades the people that were a waring culture, intent on conquering different tribes of peoples to find more victims for sacrifice, had become peace loving and God fearing and had replaced human sacrifice with the Holy Sacrifice of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.
We need her again today.
Italy. France. Spain. They will all be extinct in two hundred years. These traditionally Catholic cultures are literally contracepting themselves into extinction.
It is a demographic fact (each couple has 1.39 children) that they will no longer exist if they continue to sacrifice their children to the devil with contraception and its result - decriminalized abortion.
With such a drastically low population rate they will undoubtedly disappear like the Amalekites because they kill their own children.
They need the Mother of God. Now.
Today, I will be standing outside an abortuary here in England holding an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, praying peacefully the Rosary, begging the Mother of God to obtain once again, the conversion of millions from murdering their own children on the temple of convenience to the god of darkness.
We need to beg the Holy Mother of God to intervene in human history and save us from destroying ourselves. It was she who conceived and bore the Savior of the human race, and she continues to bring Him again and again mercifully into different historical situations.
To not act is itself an action. It is a grave omission, a decision to ignore the mass murdering of our generation. We must all do our part, or face the ensuing disaster for our inaction.
May the Virgin of Guadalupe, who is the patroness not only of the pro-life movement, but also the patroness of the New Evangelization, obtain for mankind once again, the end of a culture of death with the dawning of a culture of life. ----- Father Samuel Medley, SOLT, is a priest of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, and is currently based in Hythe, Kent, United Kingdom. He is a speaks to groups around the world on Blessed Pope John Paul II's Theology of the Body. Visit his homily blog http://medleyminute.blogspot.com or his blog on sexual ethics http://loveandresponsibility.org
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SANDESTIN, FL- The boats are still out on the Gulf of Mexico fishing for the big one in the 10th annual Emerald Coast Blue Marlin Classic, but we've got word that one boat has already hauled in a Blue Marlin.
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The "Done Deal" is owned by Jon Gonsoulin, with anglers Travis Dorcand and Trevor Lott from Mobile, AL., Freddy Falgoust from Houma, Jon Gonsoulin from Houma, and Roy Wilks out of Pensacola.
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An ability to "learn and adapt" has been identified by Andy Flower as the key to England's series success victory in India. By drawing the final Test in Nagpur, England secured their first series win in India since 1984-85 and inflicted a first home series defeat upon India since 2004.
It was a far cry from the events in the UAE a few months earlier. At that time, as England succumbed to a 3-0 series defeat against Pakistan, England's batsmen had no answer to the spin threat of Saeed Ajmal and Abdur Rehman.
But Flower, the England team director, took particular satisfaction from the way his team had accepted their failings in the UAE and worked to improve. He also admitted that an element of complacency may have crept into the squad after they had reached the No.1 Test ranking at the end of 2011.
"I don't know if lost focus is quite the right phrase to use," Flower said, "but if there are degrees of hunger and desire perhaps we dropped off a couple after getting to No 1.
"We had a tough time in the UAE against Pakistan at the start of the year, and one of the most satisfying things at the minute - certainly for me, and I'm sure for the players - is that they've shown they can score runs. We've come out here and very importantly shown that this bunch of cricketers can learn and adapt.
"They have proved they have learned a lot. For some of the older players, guys that have been around and have excellent Test career achievement, that is testament to their humility and their maturity to continue their learning into this phase of their careers. They have still adapted their game and shown their game can improve. It's taken a lot of hard work, a lot of thought and a lot of skill out there in the middle. They should be very proud of themselves.
"We certainly refocused on this challenge in India. We knew we would have to display that we have learned certain things about the game of cricket in these conditions if we were to prevail so it's nice to see that has happened. I certainly wouldn't describe it as a year of decline."
Flower credited Alastair Cook as a key figure in England's success. Cook, the England captain, led from the front with a defiant century in defeat in Ahmedabad that showed his team what could be achieved with patience and composure. While Cook also made centuries in Mumbai and Kolkata, an increasing number of his team-mates contributed decisive performances as the series progressed.
"That innings at Ahmedabad was vitally important as a lead," Flower said. "It provided evidence that runs could be scored if you use your brain, if you've got a reasonable method, if you show courage and discipline. He did that and for the captain to do that was especially important. He has been very influential in the series. We are very lucky to follow a quality bloke like Andrew Strauss with a quality bloke like Alastair Cook as leaders of the England side.
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"I said to him I thought tactically he has been excellent - and you can't always say that about English sides in the sub-continent. I think he's been a good observer of the opposition, and what works for them, and he's used some of that to our advantage."
There was also praise for Kevin Pietersen who returned to the squad for this series having been dropped following revelations about his poor relationship with his England team-mates. Pietersen started nervously, but made a brilliant century at Mumbai which helped alter the direction of the series.
"He has been excellent since he has been back with the England side," Flower said. "The guys have enjoyed having him around and he has fitted in really easily and everyone has made an effort to make it work. It has worked.
"He has played superbly. I thought his innings in Mumbai on a difficult, turning track was one of the better innings I have seen played against spinners in those type of conditions. It was a very, very skilful innings; even more skilful after he had struggled in the first Test because that piled a certain amount of pressure on him. So for him to handle that pressure, turn it round and then dominate the opposition as he did was great testament to him holding his nerve."
While the victory provided a happy ending to a difficult year, Flower was keen to stress that there had been other positive achievements among the disappointments.
"We've had up-and-down results," he said. "We didn't play that well against the spin in the UAE, but we've also done some superb things.
"We became number one in one-day international cricket; we drew an important Test series in Sri Lanka, and won one against the West Indies. And then we lost to a very good South African side in England. I don't think there is any embarrassment in that. That happens in international sport."
Flower is now taking a break. While England return to T20 action on Thursday, Flower will be back in the UK with his family having relinquished his day-to-day involvement with England's limited-overs squads. Ashley Giles starts in the role of England's limited-overs coach in the New Year.
But it would be incorrect to conclude that Flower is not still the man in charge in all formats of the game. The idea is that Giles will bring new energy to the limited-overs teams, allowing Flower to remain fresh and to spend more time with his family. Certainly he is still planning for challenges ahead in all formats, with the Champions Trophy, to be played in England in 2013, a particular target.
"I do have a young family and they have supported me amazingly well over my playing and coaching career and it is time for me to make sure that I can give a little more time to them," Flower said. "The purpose of the move is to make us a more efficient organisation and to use our resources as wisely as possible so certainly that will assist me to remain involved with the English side.
"Ashley Giles is a smart cricket coach with very good experience of both coaching and playing and I think he can do a very good job with the limited-overs sides. We hope he can take the limited-overs teams forward. We don't know if the system is going to work ideally, just like we didn't when we introduced three different captains for the three different facets of cricket that we play. But our job is to make it work.
"It is going to be a busy year. We've got the Champions Trophy - one of our priorities - happening in England and we'll have a chance there. Then there's the two Ashes series in the second half of the year. That's going to be some tough, sustained cricket. But we've shown out here that we can play that type of cricket, and that we learn to survive in different conditions."
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LolMatches tracks all your matches that you upload and will give detailed statistics for each match and champion you play.
Just install the client, run it before you login into LoL and all match data is going to get uploaded to our servers once you finish a game. The website will save all your match stats and will show you global or individual player champion stats, track your elo, etc.
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good luck with that; also you forgot to mention lolstatistics
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I also agree that Riot should provide us with this information. For a game like this, it's ridiculous that all of the stats are in a black box and aren't being tracked.
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To add a shell script as an item that starts at system startup is also quite simple. Create a subdirectory for the script you want to run in the /System/Library/StartupItems/ folder, and place the script or a link to the script in the directory, giving it the same name as the directory. When the system starts, the script will execute. Remember that it's not going to have a terminal attached, so if it does things such as echo data, the data will have nowhere to appear. In Chapter 20, "Command-Line Configuration and Administration," we'll cover the contents of the plist (properties list) file that you can add to the directory with your script to customize some of its behavior.


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This homily invites us to consider the meaning of freedom. The Lord Jesus Christ called us along the path to true freedom with this promise, "If you remain in my word, you will truly be my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." (John 8:31, 32) The struggle of this age is over the meaning of freedom. It is a contest with extraordinary implications. As Christians, freedom has a specific meaning. Viewing it within that context is the only way we will obtain happiness and human flourishing. It is the only way we will understand these new commandments and be able to live them. That is because we need ongoing conversion in Jesus Christ. (See, Gal. 2:20)
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CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - On Monday, June 10, 2013, the Gospel for Mass was the account of the Sermon on the Mount as recorded by St. Matthew. (Mt. 5:1-12) In what has become a part of my daily routine I read the summary of the homily of Pope Francis offered on the Vatican Radio website.
Some Catholic writers are perturbed that only a summary of these daily homilies offered by Francis at his celebration of Morning Mass in the Casa Santa Marta residence are made available. I am not at all. It seems apropos for this papacy. The homilies are prayerful reflections from a simple priest.
He has prayed through the readings and simply wants to feed the faithful by breaking them open as bread. I know that simple priest preaching is Pope Francis, the successor of Peter. But his practice of giving what one priest friend of mine calls his ferverinos (short sermon) is a part of the uniqueness of this papacy.
Pope Francis called the faithful gathered for Mass to live the Beatitudes, these new commandments of love, by following the Holy Spirit and allowing Him to change them. He made it clear that we can only live these new commandments by having a heart that is open to the Holy Spirit. In fact, we cannot even begin to understand them without having a heart open to the Holy Spirit.
The official Vatican account contained a few quotes and a summary: "They are the new commandments. But if we do not have a heart open to the Holy Spirit, they will seem silly. 'Just look, being poor, being meek, being merciful will hardly lead us to success'. If we do not have an open heart and if we have not experienced the consolation of the Holy Spirit, which is salvation, we cannot understand this. This is the law for those who have been saved and have opened their hearts to salvation. This is the law of the free, with the freedom of the Holy Spirit. "
Pope Francis continued, "We can regulate our life, according to a list of commands or procedures," but it is a "merely human" list. In the end this "does not lead us to salvation". The Pope recalled that many were interested in "examining", "this new doctrine and then arguing with Jesus." And this was because they "their hearts were closed in on their own concerns", "concerns that God wanted to change."
Pope Francis asked; Why do people "have their hearts closed to salvation?" The Pope said it is because "we are afraid of salvation. We need it, but we are afraid" because when the Lord comes "to save us we have to give everything. He is in charge! And we are afraid of this" because "we want control of ourselves". He added that in order to understand "these new commandments," we need the freedom that "is born of the Holy Spirit, who saves us, who comforts us" and is "the giver of life":
"Today we can now ask the Lord for the grace to follow Him, but with this freedom. Because if we want to follow him with our human freedom alone, in the end we become hypocrites like the Pharisees and Sadducees, those who quarreled with him. This is hypocrisy: not allowing the Spirit to change our hearts with His salvation."
"The freedom of the Spirit, which the Spirit gives us, is also a kind of slavery, of being 'enslaved' to the Lord which makes us free, it is another freedom. Instead, our freedom is only slavery, but not to the Lord, but to the spirit of the world. Let us ask for the grace to open our hearts to the consolation of the Holy Spirit, so that this consolation, which is salvation, allows us to understand these commandments. So be it! "
This homily invites us to consider the meaning of freedom. The Lord Jesus Christ called us along the path to true freedom with this promise, "If you remain in my word, you will truly be my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." (John 8:31, 32) The Apostle Paul wrote to the Galatians Christians, "For freedom Christ set us free; so stand firm and do not submit again to the yoke of slavery." (Gal. 5:1)
The struggle of this age is over the meaning of freedom. It is a contest with extraordinary implications. Almost every contemporary concern that we face can be positioned within this struggle. As Christians, freedom has a specific meaning. Viewing it within that context is the only way we will obtain happiness and human flourishing. It is the only way we will understand these new commandments and be able to live them. That is because we need ongoing conversion in Jesus Christ. (See, Gal. 2:20)
Freedom has consequences. Our choices have the capacity to not only change the world around us, but they make us to be the kinds of persons we become. The capacity to make choices is what makes us human persons. What we choose either humanizes us further or leads us, ultimately, into slavery. The capacity to choose reflects the Imago Dei, the Image of God, present within every human person.
As the Fathers of the Second Vatican Council wrote in their document on the Mission of the Church in the Modern World, "Authentic freedom is an outstanding manifestation of the divine image within man." (Gaudium et Spes, "Joy and Hope" #17) We should listen closely to the voices using the word freedom. What do they mean by the word? We need to heed the voices of authentic freedom.
We are fortunate to have three Popes proclaim authentic freedom with clarity. The vision of human freedom they proclaim exposes contemporary counterfeit notions of freedom. Blessed John Paul II, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and Pope Francis insist upon the necessary connection between freedom and truth. They remind us of freedom's obligations to view the other as another self. This is the law of freedom Pope Francis spoke of in his homily.
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI warned of a dictatorship of relativism at work in the secularist and materialist age in which we live. He opined that the antidote is the message of authentic freedom which insists that there is such a thing as truth, which can be known through the exercise of reason. Freedom must be exercised in relationship to this truth. Otherwise, it is illusory and leads to new forms of slavery and anarchy.
In 2005 he told an assembly of families: "Today's various forms of dissolution of marriage, free unions, trial marriages as well as the pseudo-matrimonies between people of the same sex are instead expressions of anarchic freedom which falsely tries to pass itself off as the true liberation of man. This kind of anarchic freedom is what Blessed John Paul referred to as a counterfeit notion of freedom. He warned us in his encyclical letter, The Gospel of Life, that it will lead to the "death of true freedom."
According to Benedict this was Blessed John Paul II's mission, "when, in face of all attempts, apparently benevolent, in the face of erroneous interpretations of freedom, he underlined in an unequivocal way the inviolability of the human being, the inviolability of human life, from its conception until natural death."
Exposing "erroneous interpretations of freedom" and proclaiming the truth concerning freedom is the task Pope Francis is also embarking upon. This brief homily on the Beatitudes reminds us that understanding and living this kind of freedom requires the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives because it requires our conversion.
By calling what is always wrong a right, contemporary men and women are becoming bound by the chains of their own self delusion, materialism and nihilism; imprisoned by the lie of what Benedict called "anarchic freedom."
To an age enamored with so many false concepts of freedom the Catholic Church proclaims the unchangeable truth that some choices are always and everywhere wrong - choosing them does not make one free, rather it erodes authentic human freedom and leads to slavery and tyranny.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church addresses the wrong exercises of human freedom reminding us of the extraordinary implications of our use of our power to choose: "Mortal sin is a radical possibility of human freedom, as is love itself." (CCC, 1861.)
True Freedom is not about the fact that we can choose, it is about how and what we choose. Freedom will never be found in decisions that are made against God and against the Natural Law. The struggle of this age is between anarchic freedom and authentic freedom. Pope Francis stands on the shoulders of his two great predecessors in pointing the way to that kind of freedom.
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For many years psychoanalysis dominated the mental health care system in the United States and many other countries. Since the late 1960's until the present time, however, psychoanalysis in the United States has become increasingly marginalized both within the healthcare system and within clinical training programs. There are many reasons for the declining fortunes of psychoanalysis. One important factor is that during its heyday, psychoanalysis justifiably earned a reputation as a conservative cultural force with a tendency towards orthodoxy, insularity, arrogance and elitism. It also earned a reputation a somewhat esoteric discipline with a limited interest in grappling with the concrete problems that many people deal with in their everyday lives, and a limited appreciation of the social and political factors that affect their lives. Instead it came to be seen by many as a self-indulgent pastime for the financially comfortable.
The fact that psychoanalysis came to earn this reputation is ironic. Although Freud initially began developing psychoanalysis as a treatment for patients presenting with symptoms that other physicians were unable to treat, his ambitions and the ambitions of subsequent psychoanalysts ultimately came to extend beyond the realm of therapy into social theory and cultural critique. Freud and many of the early analysts came from medical backgrounds. Nevertheless, Freud came to feel strongly that psychoanalysis should not become a medical subspecialty and in fact prized the cultural and intellectual breadth that could be brought to the field by analysts with diverse educational backgrounds and intellectual interests. Many of the early analysts including Freud were members of an emerging, educated Jewish middle class whose upward social mobility was made possible by the open, politically progressive policies of the Austro-Hungarian empire at the turn of the century, and who contributed to the development of this culture. Western European Jews at the turn of the century formed a unique group of marginal intellectuals. Alienated from traditional Judaism and not fully accepted into European society even when they assimilated its customs, they developed a characteristically skeptical point of view.


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This action is part of a high-profile campaign which includes Amal Alamuddin Clooney who is offering her legal support to Greece in order to win back the sculptures that were shipped to London by Lord Elgin in 1803. The initiative at Athens International Airport was taken by the Greek government. Ioanna Papadopoulou, head of Communications and Marketing at Athens International Airport stated:
"We believe that the airport, as a crossroad of cultures, is the ideal place to reflect Athens' tourists view on an issue that concerns our international cultural heritage. This initiative adds an important link to the systemic actions chain that the airport is undertaking for our city, which has already rebounded as a major tourist destination."


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Ancient Greek Ideas on Speech, Language and CivilizationHardback
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- Publisher: Oxford University Press
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- Publication date: 11 December 2003
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The source and nature of earliest speech and civilization are puzzles which have intrigued people for many centuries. This study explores ancient Greek views on the source and nature of the world's first society and first language. Two of the book's chapters are based on close readings of passages in Homer and Herodotus, while the remaining chapters are broader surveys of a variety of Greek literary texts. Topics covered include the nature of the language used both by men and animals in the idyllic golden age, accounts of humans' ascent to civilized life and their acquisition of language, and exotic creatures and peoples who have only limited linguistic capacities. Discussions of Enlightenment thinkers and modern theories of glottogenesis and language acquisition set Greek assumptions in a wider perspective.
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Deborah Levine Gera is Senior Lecturer and Chair of the Classics Department at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Review from other book by this author this is a lively and interesting book, and one more widely informative than its title might suggest...I have to admit that I myself have never yet read more than the odd bit of it. Nevertheless this lucid and lively book succeeds in leaving me with the strong feeling that, by not reading more, I am missing a rare treat. Greece and Rome ...it contains much that is worth reading. I myself found a number of points at which useful and enlightening information was presented. Antony G Keen, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 4.6 1993 G.'s exploration of the Cyropaedia provides a different and richly documented mode of reading Xenophon's most ambitious work. Philip A. Stadter, University of North Carolina, Chapel HIll, The Classical Review, Vol. XLIV, No. 2, 1994 this immensely learned and well-organised book will be indispensable. Journal of Hellenic Studies
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1. Polyphemus the Linguist ; 2. Language in the Golden Age ; 3. Psammetichus' Children ; 4. The Invention of Language ; 5. Between Language and Speech


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Ok Things are finally beginning to settle down since my return from my honeymoon and settling in at my new townhouse in the wonderful state of Pennsylvania. As most of you know, I spent a good bit of time planning out my honeymoon and everything that we were going to do on it.
All and all I think my planning paid off and my trip was a great success
A couple thank yous before I talk about my trip. A big thank you to everyone at MiceChat for the support and information! An even bigger thank you for one MiceChatter by the name of Laura A.K.A ParkFreak for getting us fastpasses for splash and saving us an awesome spot to see the fireworks show "Magical". She was super nice to us, almost complete strangers, and helped made our trip at Disneyland better than we could hope for.
Ok onto the report!
Day 1:
We woke up at about 5:00 Eastern time. Made it to Pittsburgh International Airport with plenty of time and caught our flight to Anaheim.
We had a 2.5 hour layover in Houston where we ate lunch at Wendy's and wrote some Thank Yous.
We landed in SNA about 2:00 and proceeded to pick up our car rental at Enterprise there. The people at Enterprise were nice, but not so nice to my wallet. Originally I planned on renting a car for a week for around $200. They charged you for fee after fee such as: tourist fee, airline convenience fee, and the kicker was the insurance on the car at about $20 extra per day. All and all I spent $350 for the rental car. They wanted to try renting me a GPS at $15 a day. I said, well I studied up for this trip, I don't need a GPS. I was right for the most part.
Since, we were so close to the beach I planned on heading south and visiting Corona Del Mar and Laguna Beach. We pulled into Corona Del Mar about 3:00 and we walked around there for about an hour. The water was frigid, so we both decided not to swim. Plus, my fiancee isn't the biggest fan of swimming either. We both stuck our feet in the water at least.
Around 4:00 we headed South down Pacific Highway 1 towards Laguna Beach. We pulled into Heisler Park and parked along the park at one of the metered lots that I paid for 3 hours or so with my credit card. We walked around Heisler park and down to the beach at various small beaches along the cliff side. At 5:00 we headed to Las Brisas and had a delicious dinner there. After dinner, we walked around Laguna again for a couple hours heading down towards the big flat main beach there. However, Heisler Park is by far the most beautiful of all the areas there I highly recommend checking it out.
After Laguna, we headed for our hotel and checked into our Ayres Hotel in Anaheim around 9:00. We were exhausted, but had a great day 1.
Pics from Day 1:
That girl with the green shirt above is my wife.
That guy below is me haha.
On Day 1, I arranged with my mother's cousin to meet her Mother-in-law at the C in California outside DCA tomorrow because she was going to sign us into the park for free. Unfortunately, she wanted to meet at 9:00 instead of 8:00 when Disneyland opens, but nevertheless she was really kind to meet us period and let us get in for free, so we agreed to meet at 9:00 AM.
Day 2 DISNEYLAND!!! Thursday June 18th:
We woke up at 7:30, ate a quick continental breakfast in the hotel's dining room, and then headed on over to Disneyland. At Disneyland, we were told to park in the Pinnochio lot, but I think I missed the turn for it and ended up in Mickey and Friends. Regardless, we were parked and super excited to be there.
We took the tram and got into security by about 8:50. We met up with my mom's cousin's mother in law at slightly after 9:00, and she got us into the park and said have a blast and then we scampered off! We agreed to meet her there tomorrow at 10:00 to go into DCA.
On this particular day in Disneyland the park closed at 9:00 because of a grad nite and DCA closed at 6:00. They ended up doing the fireworks early, which I learned pretty much 15 minutes before they were shooting them off. Regardless, we were planning on having Laura a.k.a. "ParkFreaK" save us a spot on Friday for them.
Upon entering the park, we were told Kobe Bryant was there celebrating his Lakers victory. We scampered past his parade down Main Street because neither of us had little interest in the Lakers.
The crowds regardless of this were pretty light according to my mom's cousin's mother and law and Laura.
Here is about the order in which we did our day at Disneyland:
Got a Fastpass for Space, rode Buzz - 5 min. wait, Peter Pan - 30 minute wait, rode the Matterhorn Tomorrowland side, ran into Kobe's parade took a picture of him, walked through Sleeping Beauty's Castle, got fastpass for Indy, went and got our Just Married buttons at City Hall, looked at some of the shops and the old Disney movie place on main street, ate at the Blue Bayou at 11:30. We had waterside seats and my wife absolutely loved it. The food was good but not great. We both had Monte Cristo sandwhiches, and they were tasty but very greasy, and I think hurt my wife's tummy a bit. Of course my wife, said she was feeling a tad sick after riding the Matterhorn already. She was a trooper and had fun nevertheless.
Laura called us and met us out front of the Blue Bayou, and she ran and got us Splash FP's while we ate lunch. Rode POTC.. Absolutely loved it . Met up with Laura and she gave us our Splash FP's. Rode Indy using our FP. I thought it was cool, but my wife was having some stomach pains from all the bumpyness, so she didn't care for it. We calmed things down by riding Pinnochio and then Alice in Wonderland. Then we rode SpaceMountain. My wife was worried about losing her glasses, so she rode it pretty much blind. I loved space, it was definitely a lot different that WDW version, and in my opinion better. We rode IASW, then grabbed a FP for BTMRR, and went over and rode Splash using our FP, rode Pirates again, and went back and used our FP for BTMRR, went back to tomorrowland and rode Star Tours, and Buzz again. Then we ate dinner by getting Corn Dogs at the Red Corn Dog Wagon. They were scrumptious. Only bad thing was that Celebrate parade was blasting us the whole time while we were eating. We aren't a fan of it, but I can see how little kids enjoy it. After dinner we went into some more stores. Then got in the standby line for Space since we both loved it. It ended up being like an hour and a half wait because the FP line was getting to be super long and the Stand by line was hardly moving. By the time we got done with riding Space a 2nd time, the fireworks were going off in the park and it was near dark. My wife wanted to ride her favorite splash again, so we tried sprining from space all the way over to Splash with about 10 minutes till closing time in the park. Unfortunately, I hit about 3 dead ends because of the fireworks shutting down Fantasyland and me mistakingly thinking ToonTown was the frontierland trail. We ended up making it as far as BTMRR and managed to get in line for it as the cast member was saying I am going to close this line in 10 seconds. We were the last train of the night to ride BTMRR (other than the grad nite people). BTMRR at night was amazing. My wife and I both agree it is far better at night; it seems much faster. We ended up leaving the park at about 9:20 and were apart of the mass exodous from it. It was such a great day .
Pics from Day 2 at Disneyland:
Well this has taken me a little longer than expected to put up, so it looks like you'll have to wait till tomorrow to see Days 3 and 4. Then the next day for 5, 6, and 7. I'll probably add a reply to my own post with pics from Days 3 and Days 4 and a recap of what happened tomorrow!


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The annual Tour d'Turkey Sunday Social Ride was Nov 23rd. This year's ride was led by Allen Beauchamp. The 8 riders were a 400% increase from last year even though the weather (and snow) were remarkably similar. Matt Meuche won the turkey, Chris Conboy won the turkey bacon, and Jean Zeh won the turkey lunchmeat.
The Holiday Party is Sunday Dec 7th at the Pinery on the Hill (775 W Bijou St). A Club EMAIL Blast went out Oct 28th with the sign up details. BVBF income allows the Club to discount this party for Club members. This might be the last year that the Club hosts this party as a major catered event. Prices are discounted for members that sign up early, and the prices go up after Nov 9th - so sign up early.
The Nov Club meeting was an information "open house" at Ivywild in the Gym on Tuesday Nov 4th. 45 people attended. Snacks started at 6pm and the meeting at 6:45. We had a short 35 minute structured meeting and then information tables around the room to include Chick-fil-A Heroes, BVBF, National Bike Challenge, Membership, CSprings Bike Initiative, and the Colorado Institute of Massage Therapy
70 people met at Acacia Park and rode to the 3 dinner stops for the annual Progressive Dinner Ride on Oct 26th. The weather was fantastic! The food was fantastic! This was the biggest Club ride of the year. Thanks to Bill Gast and Jean Zeh for organizing the day. Thanks to Suzy & Ed Browne, Kathy & Dave VanDerWege, and Bob Boyd for hosting the stops.
Linked below are summary charts for CSCC 2014 National Bike Challenge Team. We finished 12th Nationally of 1,265 teams. We scored more points and rode more miles than our 2013 team.
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Linked below are the minutes of the October Membership Meeting
Dale and Sharon provided the linked minutes to the September Membership Meeting.
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Hi All,
Progressive Dinner Ride was Sunday Oct 26th, NOON, from Acacia Park. 70 people came out and rode on a beautiful afternoon.
The Holiday Party is Sunday Dec 7th at the Pinery on the Hill. A Club EMAIL Blast went out Tuesday with the sign up details. BVBF income allows the Club to discount this party for Club members. This might be the last year that the Club hosts this party as a major catered event. Prices are discounted for members that sign up early, and the prices go up in two weeks - so sign up early.
BVBF 2015 will be June 6th.
The Club meeting held at Ivywild Nov 4th was attended by 45 people. Look for the minutes to be posted in the news column in a few days. The next meeting will be Jan 6th at the Citizens Service Center.
We have several people leading the November Sunday Social Rides. The Social Ride returns to its normal start location at Acacia Park. See the Ride Calendar for details.
Ride chairperson Jean Zeh says we still need Ride Leaders to step up for the Saturday Road Ride and Sunday Hill Climb Rides. EMAIL her ( email@example.com ) with comments, questions, or to volunteer.
National Bike Challenge started May 1st - and ended Sept 30th. Our team name is Colorado Springs Cycling Club 2014. We had 115 team members and everyone posted miles. We finished in 8th place among 1,265 national teams for Sep and 12th for the entire Challenge. In Colorado we were the #1 Team in Aug and Sept, and finished 2nd for the entire Challenge behind the Bike Commuter Cabal that has 117 members but only 5 from CO???
Peggy Seidel (573-5050 email@example.com) is making her way though her cancer treatments. It was great to see her at the Jul 20th Picnic. Ronaele Foss (351-9775 firstname.lastname@example.com ) is in assisted living on Centennial Blvd and recovering from her back fractures and other things. They appreciate calls, EMAILs, or visits from the Club.
A STOP sign means stop at those intersections. At least put one foot on the ground. This applies to everyone riding in the group, not just the ride leader.
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I came across this short, but important and professional Ron Paul relevant video on youtube tonight. It is about 2 and half minutes long and discusses the benefits of having an economically free country. The first thing that came to mind when I saw it was of course, Ron Paul. Considering this is precisely the platform that our man endorses, I thought it would be nice to share on the DP for those that haven't seen it. It's fairly new, so I hope it hasn't been posted before or seen by everyone already. Let me know what you think!
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Sound Money Hearing highlightsSubmitted by DaveMatherly on Fri, 09/16/2011 - 14:02
Posting these highlights for anybody who didn;t see
The One Who KnewSubmitted by ThePerturbedPatriot on Fri, 09/16/2011 - 00:24
This doesn't get highlighted enough.
Tom Woods fills in for Peter Schiff on the radio and interviews Robert MurphySubmitted by ckozlgod on Thu, 09/15/2011 - 11:35
A great interview on Krugman, jobs bill and the economy.
The American Debt Crisis - YouTube ClipSubmitted by MadeInUSA on Wed, 09/14/2011 - 14:38
The live discussion is over, but here is the clip on youtube if anyone is interested:
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Peter Schiff's Congressional Testiony 9-13-11Submitted by mac_hine on Tue, 09/13/2011 - 20:59
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Rand Paul On Peter Schiff's Radio Show Discuss His Father's Campaign And The Economy 9/8/2011Submitted by shifty1032231 on Sat, 09/10/2011 - 20:38
I haven't seen if this interview was posted but despite being two days old of this posting its still relevant.
G. Edward Griffin on Coast-to-Coast Tonight 10-11 PM PST (Sept. 7)Submitted by robbjerk on Wed, 09/07/2011 - 18:57
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I'll be on Coast-to
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10 to 11 PM (pst) 2011 September 7
Topic? The economy tailspin and the Federal Reserve. If you stay up late, you may want to listen in and invite your friends to do so.
Obama's Economy Speech 9/8/11Submitted by chris41336 Ω™ on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 22:10
We all knew it was coming...
For those that wanna see what Lindsey Williams said 1986Submitted by m72mc on Tue, 09/06/2011 - 17:04
Lindsey Williams on Jonathan May - Plans of the International Bankers for the World 1986.
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A Pretty interesting presentation a long time ago. A faster pretty snappy Lindsey for those that think he nowadays is not getting to the point. Ron was also snappier in younger years.
Former German chancellor calls for "United States of Europe"Submitted by Velveeta Underground on Mon, 09/05/2011 - 15:33
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Peace spearheads drive for Haiti relief
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The children of Peace Presbyterian Church in Lakewood Ranch collected dozens of can openers, while the adults in the church donated more than $3,500 for the people of Haiti.
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He explained, "If you are paid based on results, wouldn't you be incentivized to work harder and do a better job?"
I told JM the fallacy in his thinking: It implies that, for clients not paying a performance-based bonus, I do sub-par work.
"And that's ridiculous," I told him. The truth is: I write the absolute best piece of copy I can on every job I get, whether the fee is flat or royalty-based, high or low.
Why do I pull out all stops on every copywriting assignment I get, regardless of method or amount of compensation? For 3 reasons.
First, to do otherwise would be irresponsible, unethical, and, in my opinion, cheating the client.
Second, the better the copy I write, the more repeat business and referrals I get. And it helps build my reputation.
Third, when my copy performs well in the marketplace, clients give me great testimonials and speak well of me to their colleagues, many of whom also need copy written.
Yes, I know a few writers who say they are only happy if they are getting a royalty based on sales or another performance metric.
The flat fees I charge are not outrageously high, but they are not cheap either. So I feel well compensated working for the fees I earn. I may not be getting rich, but I earn a comfortable living.
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"There was no political agreement reached either among the political caucuses or between the legislative chambers on what the full (McCleary school funding) implementation plan should look like," legislators wrote in an April report.
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The hearing is Sept. 3, and as it gets closer, politicians, newspaper pundits and other non-educators are making excuses for the Legislature's inaction and calling for additional delays. Meanwhile, Washington's per-pupil spending ranks 43rd out of 50 states, we're 47th in class size and educators have gone six years without a state COLA.
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To quote one newspaper editorial: "Vague promises are no longer enough."
WEA and dozens of local unions are members of the coalition that filed the McCleary case five years ago.
Major win on teacher evaluations; lawmakers again fall short on COLA and class size WEA members in Olympia to lobby for COLAs and lower class sizes. The WEA Board of Directors adopted three goals for the 2014 legislative session: Restore the educator COLA, reduce class sizes and promote and empower WEA members as the voice of… Continue Reading
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This article is about the Australian soccer player. For the Norman conquest of England, see Norman conquest of England. For other uses, see Norman conquest (disambiguation).
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Norman "Norm" Conquest (born Kearsley, United Kingdom 1916- 1968) was an English Australian football (soccer) player who played as a goalkeeper.
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Conquest played for a number of teams in New South Wales, including Aberdare, Grace Brothers and North Shore,[1] and also represented both the New South Wales state team and the Australian national team. He toured with the Australian team in South Africa
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Conquest played 11 times for Australia between 1947 and 1950.[2]
He is best known for being the Australian goalkeeper in a 1951 match between Australia and an English FA representative side at the Sydney Showground which Australia lost 17-0.[3]
In 2002 Conquest was posthumously inducted into Football Federation Australia's Hall of Fame.[4]
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