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This is my magic blog with idea from people and other places of magic, including Atlantis. See for yourself if the magick is real or not, there's lots of info, to whom that looks for spells and magick of all kinds and much more stuff here. This is in for no feel so you feel, so I is the use I cause with feel by use by the third eye manifest.
For dogs or those who want to try..
Say or so thought to lava to see or create twice as that life isn't light unless this is energy or there is aspects from you created by feel to use by thought to life the third is a fail to not do or die from. As that is ingenious or feel from the area thou computer by feel. As you were you are or were adjust to create.
Some don't have a good connection to a point their subconscious, this can use a point to focus with or use. As use or in no use mate this isn't by idea change, fics or not in lighted candle imagination or visualize, focus or create not that you see technology, feel the point is possible by feel or that is intuition.
Unless needed, your use is done so stop or no is to not assume arrest if drug use unless in no nillego ne to se so I suspect. As or not is nothing yet fee or feel is no see brought in concept, "concept inadvisable or ineptivity" as "ne sa" or necessary saying in what you get. As you were yiu or where you are, truly adjustive you are or were cool enough.Soy sauce is cool to create cool idea with focus. See turmergic is turmeric as you use the herb with stevia use, see by the area water or drink with no high fructose for a better health thing. So tis the use of ginseng, paprika, cinnamon with fennel seed with use. As I am not always a related person, you see you created what was called a misuse if you try for too much. So stop to do something else so the need goes away.
That is what allows ability by energy or blood feel with feeling use, so if were use your use is creative or felt use in life. That is seen use or focus energy to cure or not kill yourself by use, as now you see what your ability is to others. See to focus is cause or create by feel, if your in need the creator can cause what you see needed.
So those who want as those you respect for your use, as you respect others or don't have to create, on that is usage or thought to feel or as is seem to cause with positive idea for positivity. They who use magic can seem to use what is there. They are or were allowed till not allowed in sight use is in sight to use. They are aware of use in the use to do what the want. They what or I want are two different things. But the truth is they are non use cie o sa as nigh or known to do as they see no by life.
See or use is unusable or seem unusual by idea is create other idea, or so you see so not use is sometime use by feel. There is no reason or flaw yet nothing wrong is no burning done, so no is no trouble as you avoid what you hate. This was useful with equipment used in the ghost busters idea.
Oh yea this is derivative to chance, by some accord, all instructions given are not intended for actual use. So unless you want to, as improving for effects that you believe in the occurrence of, in happenstance. This site be for you as I think to use or not include, the third eye is a manifest.
I give you a chance by feel your use is felt or not created unless necessary. This is by the aura for some focus or manifest. This my last comment. The use to tell is the use to do, so if you don't feel like you can't do anything with this then think you can or don't try or do something else.
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Family and psychic links
What I've noticed is definite but not necessarily intended psychic links between different people. Immediate family members seem to be born with them, and of course, these links usually only strengthen with time, although surely bad things happen to weaken the links- families breaking up, relationships straining, inner-fighting, etc.
People in love obviously develop links over time, probably in quick spurts too, although the strength and rate of growth of the link is variable in any situation. Friends can develop psychic links, owners and pets of course.
I think a large part of friend/more casual love relationships is 'strands' of these links that develop suddenly, almost poofing into existence in some cases. Sometimes the links solidify due to more time spend together and more strands of link created by interaction and stuff.
So if you have some friends that hang out a bunch, they'll almost definitely have some sort of psychic link, which is of course largely dependent on their magic attributes, whether they're practicing mages or not. And at this point especially, I'm using the term 'psychic link' for more than just telepathic/empathic communication, now more extending into a connection of two or more souls in multiple ways, including but not limited to psionic links.
And when those two friends, for example, stop hanging out for weeks suddenly, a lot of the more recent, quick-emerging but not-really-mature/developed links tend to die off, perhaps leaving one or both with a feeling of disconnection with the other person, although the developed/mature links between them will still exist as long as they're not somehow destroyed, or neglected so very long that the whither away.
A key truth is this, any sharing of energy will form links. The more energy thats shared by working with someone or something, the harder it is to break that link. Its the breaking of those links that is almost too hard, if you share enough energy. So its best to let the link energy dissipate after not dealing with the person and then attempt to break it by refusing them.
And, some psychic links are possibly carrying the emotion and terror you might have. Where the link also may carry the neglect of the moment, too. So since some can't break the links easily, bear with it till the linkage effect ends. As by thinking of the person, you can form a link that shares your mind and emotion. This could be a key that allows you to end the link, simply not thinking of the linked person.
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I have empathic tendencies...I only wish I had help in controlling them, like making them more consistent/reliable or more importantly, the ability to turn the volume down lol? It can't really be "all or nothing", can it?ReplyDelete
There are times when I can feel if someone is missing me. It can vary in degrees...sometimes I just get bombarded with their memory and image and as I'm wondering why they just "showed up", I hear from that person THAT INSTANT, most other times within the same day.
Other times I can literally feel that person is missing me, if it's badly enough, it often causes a pain in my chest, sometimes it's strong enough to bring me to tears. There are times where I feel bad about it because it almost feels like eavesdropping, but how can it be when I'm not actively seeking these thoughts/feelings, these thoughts/feelings come TO ME?

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DEERING - Based on tips from the community, police arrested a Hillsborough man Tuesday evening for allegedly damaging 26 gravestones in Appleton Cemetery last month.
William C. Segnitz, 18, of Hillsborough, was charged with felony interfering with cemeteries or grave markers. A maintenance crew discovered the damage to the granite and marble gravestones - some from the 19th century - when they recently returned to the cemetery to conduct monthly upkeep of the town-owned property located along Deering Center Road - Route 149 - near the Hillsborough border.
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After police chief James Pushee received information and leads from area residents last week, Capt. Thomas Cavanaugh interviewed several witnesses as part of the investigation, which led to a warrant to search Segnitz's home.
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Grinnell, IA - In the days before personal computers, cell phones and email came the yearbook "Grinnell College – 1966," deemed too controversial and banned from publication by the college until 1986. Photographed by Grinnell alumni Henry Wilhelm and the late John Phillips with contributions from fellow students John Wolf and Robert Hodierne, the yearbook was created as a photographic documentary of life in and out of the classroom at Grinnell during the mid-1960s, a time that soon led to major cultural and political turmoil on campuses and in society.
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Harrington Park, New Jersey
For population 25 years and over in Harrington Park:
For population 15 years and over in Harrington Park borough:
892 residents are foreign born (9.8% Asia, 5.6% Europe).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $10,001 (1.5%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Yonkers, NY (6.9 miles , pop. 196,086).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Jersey City, NJ (19.0 miles , pop. 240,055).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: New York, NY (20.0 miles , pop. 8,008,278).
Nearest cities: Norwood borough, NJ (1.1 miles ), Closter borough, NJ (1.2 miles ), Old Tappan borough, NJ (1.2 miles ), Haworth borough, NJ (1.4 miles ), Northvale borough, NJ (1.4 miles ), River Vale, NJ (1.6 miles ), Demarest borough, NJ (1.6 miles ), Westwood borough, NJ (1.6 miles ).
Latitude: 40.99 N, Longitude: 73.98 W
Area code commonly used in this area: 201
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Crime rate in Harrington Park detailed stats: murders, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, thefts, arson
Full-time law enforcement employees in 2012, including police officers: 11 (11 officers).
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Harrington Park, New Jersey accommodation, waste management - Economy and Business DataUnemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%)
Historical population
Historical housing units
Population change in the 1990s: +122 (+2.6%).
Work and jobs in Harrington Park: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
Average climate in Harrington Park, New Jersey
Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:
Harrington Park-area historical tornado activity is slightly above New Jersey state average. It is 7% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 5/28/1973, a category F3 (max. wind speeds 158-206 mph) tornado 30.2 miles away from the Harrington Park borough center caused between $50,000 and $500,000 in damages.
On 7/14/1988, a category F3 tornado 34.7 miles away from the borough center injured one person and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Harrington Park-area historical earthquake activity is above New Jersey state average. It is 80% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 8/26/2003 at 18:24:18, a magnitude 3.8 (3.8 LG, 3.5 ML, Depth: 1.9 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 64.7 miles away from the city center
On 10/28/1991 at 20:58:26, a magnitude 3.0 (3.0 LG, Depth: 6.2 mi) earthquake occurred 21.7 miles away from Harrington Park center
On 1/9/1992 at 08:50:45, a magnitude 3.1 (3.0 LG, 3.1 MD, Depth: 4.9 mi) earthquake occurred 47.3 miles away from the city center
On 6/16/2000 at 04:02:53, a magnitude 3.3 (3.3 LG, Depth: 6.1 mi) earthquake occurred 97.5 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), duration magnitude (MD), local magnitude (ML)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Bergen County (20) is a lot greater than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 12
Emergencies Declared: 8
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 5, Storms: 5, Heavy Rains: 4, Hurricanes: 3, Blizzards: 2, Floods: 2, Snowstorms: 2, Water Shortages: 2, Wind: 1, Winter Storm: 1, Power Outage: 1, Tornado: 1, Other: 2 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
Birthplace of: Jimmy Lydon - Actor.
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Air Quality Index (AQI)
Carbon Monoxide (CO) [ppm] level in 2010 was 0.422. This is worse than average. Closest monitor was 8.1 miles away from the city center.
Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) [ppb] level in 2010 was 3.90. This is significantly worse than average. Closest monitor was 8.1 miles away from the city center.
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) [ppb] level in 2010 was 21.1. This is significantly worse than average. Closest monitor was 6.8 miles away from the city center.
Ozone [ppb] level in 2010 was 21.1. This is better than average. Closest monitor was 6.8 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM10) [µ/m3] level in 2005 was 17.5. This is better than average. Closest monitor was 9.3 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 10.3. This is about average. Closest monitor was 9.5 miles away from the city center.
Lead (Pb) [µ/m3] level in 2008 was 0.0125. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 11.0 miles away from the city center.
Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 2.6%
(1.9% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 100.0% for Black residents, 0.7% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 0.0% for other race residents, 0.0% for two or more races residents)
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Likely homosexual households (counted as self-reported same-sex unmarried-partner households)
Detailed information about poverty and poor residents in Harrington Park, NJ4 people in other noninstitutional facilities in 2010
6 people in religious group quarters in 2000
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Religion statistics for Harrington Park borough (based on Bergen County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 75.12%
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Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 258
Number of supercenters and club stores: 5
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 134
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 95
Number of full-service restaurants: 718
Adult diabetes rate:
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5.27% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($66,093 average adjusted gross income)
0.15% of residents moved from foreign countries ($835 average AGI)
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
6.26% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($73,760 average adjusted gross income)
0.10% of residents moved to foreign countries ($1,197 average AGI)
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Fatal road traffic accident statistics for 1975 - 2011 (per 100,000 population)
Harrington Park, New Jersey:
Harrington Park fatal accident list:
Sep 24, 1999 11:03 AM, Cr-17, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1
Jan 15, 1997 10:35 PM, Cr502, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 3, Fatalities: 1, Drunken drivers: 1
Sep 29, 1989 10:48 PM, 017, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 1, Fatalities: 1, Drunken drivers: 1
Mar 4, 1984 00:26 AM, Cr502, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1
National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 6
Total length: 8 meters (26ft)
Total costs: $1,925,000
Total average daily traffic: 54,728
Total average daily truck traffic: 2,113
Total future (year 2030) average daily traffic: 73,767
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:4
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:12 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Harrington Park)
FAA Registered Aircraft:3
Detailed HMDA statistics for the following Tracts: 0242.00
Detailed PMIC statistics for the following Tracts: 0242.00
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MDEMS course,by Oasis institute is not recognized by MCI but by HRD ministry of India.should i do this course or not?
DEAR Doctor, Oasis is recognized by BSS, body working under planning comission of India, also recognized by HRD ministry of India concerned course i.e. MDEMS is affiliated to them the certificate itself mentioned its accrediation to Govt. of India. presently it is not recognized by any council because EMS council is yet to be formed in India. But as it concerned with prehospital care part lot of non allopath doctors also doing course for value addition and also utilizing its knowledge in their practises at the time of emergency crisis.
I think it would be best to change course
yes please continue making life changing decisions here...
Thanks for clearing up the acronyms. I especially like the homeopathic medicine part. You should have more people answering your questions now that you have spelled it out more clearly. Good profession and scope of services you will be involved with to help your fellow man. God bless you in your studies and life.
Dear, its a very very bull **** course run by oasis institute,pune. never do this course. they make fool of us. correspondencely, they dont give study material in time.we have to make lots of call to administative to provide study material and about exames.
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you are invited to the 7th annual tracksuit invitational and hope for joel fundraiser We know you've been waiting and we will have you wait no more! It is time for you to socialize in your best track suit and take it out for a few drinks and some dancing with it's friends. It is time for the 7th Annual Track Suit Invitational - FRIDAY APRIL 26TH. For those of you who are unaware of what the TrackSuit Invitational is, it is an annual "sporting event" ... or pub crawl. We invite like minded, track suit loving, cocktail/beer drinking, fun loving folks out for a night of sharing their best (but least worn in public) outfit in the company of friends. At this point in the invite we usually say that we do this for our own enjoyment and not for charity...but this year, we are rolling a bit differently. While we are still doing this for our own enjoyment, we are doing this for charity - for one of our own. Rule number 2 is that you MUST listen to the whistle and timer guy. You still have to listen to that guy, but we ask all of you to invite your friends and everyone that you can to also BE THERE for that guy. His name is Joel Mitchell and just before Christmas, he was diagnosed with Stage 4, Advance Testicular Cancer. The TrackSuit Invitational is naturally set up to transition to becoming a charity event, and this is the time to do it! So here is the low down: There is a neighborhood change. (OMG, I know!) We are moving to Ballard everyone! The pub crawl with start on April 26th at 7PM at a place still to be determined. We are going to spend time at 3 bars before heading to The Sunset at 9:00Pm for an awesome party with the bands IRON MIC and FEVERTON. The pub crawl portion will be free of charge, but once we get to the Sunset there will be a $10 cover. This will get you entry and a free TrackSuit Invitational 2013 T-Shirt. And we are not stopping there! We will be raffling off a ton of fun prizes and we will be doing a Bone Marrow Drive for Love Hope Strength! You will be able to purchase advance tickets online by going to http://www.sunsettavern.com/ These tickets should be available for purchase soon. We have still have some rules that you need to abide by. If you have not been to this event, please read these rules carefully. 1. You MUST be wearing a track SUIT. A full track SUIT. Leisure suits that are velour are acceptable. We will not accept track tops and jeans or track pants and a lame t-shirt. In the past, we have accepted Member's Only Jackets; it is not preferred, but it has been accepted. We will not even acknowledge your existence if you show up dressed inappropriately. If you choose to not wear a track suit, you CAN wear a giant banana costume or some other food costume. 2. You MUST listen to the whistle and timer guy. We have one every year. He keeps the time and keeps us moving. He is NOT responsible for you. If you get lost, it's your own damn fault. If you lose the group, too bad for you. If you can't find the group, then you are stupid and should just go home. 3. You MUST act responsibly. We are a new group to the Ballard area bars and we want you to be respectful. We are getting lucky and they are extending us some pretty sweet drink specials. Don't be an asshole, tip your bartender, and no chest bumpin' the bouncers because they will kill you. And of course, we ask everyone not to drink and drive. These are the basic rules. We don't ask for much. AND - this is a public event, bring ALL of your friends. But if they are jerks, leave them at home. **There is an exception to Rule #1 this year. If you are only attending the party at the Sunset, we will allow...regular clothes. If you are coming in regular clothes, do know that you might feel left out and quite a bit less comfortable than those wearing tracksuits - just so you know. Stay tuned for more updates and the Facebook invite (if you are on Facebook)!
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If you're after price appreciation, dividend stocks are probably still your best bet. As a general rule, all things being equal, dividend stocks outperform non-payers on average. They're more fun, too, because each payment received is like a gift. Maybe not as caring as a close friend's gift, but I look forward to each payment declaration and payment. If you're not already, I'm sure you will, too.
I've done a lot of the work for you and found three solid stocks that are a combination of strong chart performers and pay a sizable yield, for a winning combination. Take a look and see if they make sense to achieve your investing objectives.U.S. Bancorp (USB) Background: U.S. Bancorp, with $321 billion in assets, is the parent company of U.S. Bank, the fifth-largest commercial bank in the United States. The company operates 3,086 banking offices and 5,086 ATMs and provides a comprehensive line of banking, brokerage, insurance, investment, mortgage, trust and payment services to consumers and businesses. When the financial crisis was in full swing, U.S. Bancorp didn't turn into a zombie bank needing a bailout from the feds. It's comforting to know the bank isn't making crazy loans with total disregard for risk, even if the "everyone else" is. Earnings Payout Percentage: 30% The payout percentage is the amount of profits paid out in the form of dividends. In theory, the higher the percentage the more a dividend is at risk of a cut or elimination. Several factors are at play especially including future earnings estimates. I'm comfortable with a bank, especially U.S. Bancorp, paying 30% and consider it low enough to make the company a candidate for a dividend increase. The last increase was the March 2012 payment which increased from the previous quarter's amount of 12.5 cents per share to 19.5 cents per share for a yield of 2.3% The last reported short interest is paltry and without reason to consider it a meaningful influence at only 1.5% of the average trading float.
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I don't use the Ghost console, I just use the Ghostcast Server stuff and RIS to get to it instead of a floppy 1) for speed and 2) some floppy drives are broken and we won't replace them now.Originally Posted by Midget
RIS is working fine, I use it already but it's Ghost 7 which doesn't support SATA so I'm just trying to get Solution Suite 2.0 up and running so I don't have to mess with BIOS settings anymore on the clients.
I shall check the permissions on the folders, though yes I am running it as Domain Administrator.
I don't use the Ghost console, I just use the Ghostcast Server stuff and RIS to get to it instead of a floppy 1) for speed and 2) some floppy drives are broken and we won't replace them now.Originally Posted by Midget
Ok, the permissions on the RemoteInstall folder (and everything within inheritsthese) are:
Sharing: Everyone, Full Control
Security: Administrators and SYSTEM, Full Control. Authenticated Users, Read+Execute/Read/List Folder Contents
always used ghost 7.5 on our circ server
got past the SATA issue by using the -fni switch
quick question about RIS, how does it differ to ghost, do they do the same thing?
My main concern is
with the admin machines i setup
xp with sp2
office 2003 pro
active studio
plus others
I use ghost to basically clone the machine and then if any machine (same build)goes down i deploy the stored image to it via the console.
I would like to know how to use RIS for eductional purposes, but never had the time! no suprises there!
Zenworks here.
Ghost is quicker.Originally Posted by projector1
RIS is more cutomizable.
With RIS it will install Windows and then when the computer boots any msi's that apply to it's OU will be installed.
As opposed to Ghost where you just load a preconfigured setup.
I don't know what Zenworks is, but if it's not free I'm not interested at the minute.
Can i ask a daft question ? great
can ris deliver images that are prebuilt with apps on like office2003 etc and must i always do a sysprep, (i have always used ghost and just change the machine name and run the sid changer locally)
G4L maybe an option, free works same as ghost. Used it here to image windows servers and laptop with no problem. bit for bit image so probably slower than ghost.
Ghost for Linux is a hard disk and partition imaging and cloning tool similar to Norton Ghost(c). The created images are optionally compressed and transferred to an FTP server instead of cloning locally.
yes you can using RIPrep.
I'm doing that exact thing atm and it works
cybernerd, midget was that for me?
I was using ghost to handle all this but now, thanks to this forum, I've started using RIS and I cannot understate what a welcome change it was..
It's mean't upgrading a few NIC's to PXE compatible but well worth the time, trouble and stress
Just mentioning the freebees, it didn't make it to the poll but we saved a lot of money and have functionality of ghostOriginally Posted by Uraken
From where you bring or creat ghost.dsk and ghost.ldr
Hi,Originally Posted by mrforgetful
I have the some prob, Have you found the solutions.
I'm gonna be the odd one out and say none:P
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Moores Opera House
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Aura Contemporary Ensemble
June 2nd, 2014 – 2:30pm
Guildhall School of Music
Barbican, London
Anna Caban, violin
Zuzanna Olbrys, harp
May 28th, 2014 – 6:00pm
Private Concert
Lancashire, UK
Visions in Twilight
Elinor Nicholson, harp
May 25th, 2014 – 3:00pm
Holyrood Church
New York City, NY
Devil in Moscow
Allemagnetti Duo
March 27th, 2014 – 6:00pm
John Rylands Library
Lancashire, UK
Visions in Twilight
Elinor Nicholson, harp
March 1st, 2014 – 3:00pm
American Harp Society in Dallas
50th Anniversary Concert
Dallas, TX
Valley of Butterflies *North American premiere*
Yumiko Endo Schlaffer, harp
January 20th, 2014 – 8:00 pm
Opéra Théâtre de Saint-Étienne
Saint-Étienne, France
Solo recital: Americas
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November 8th, 2013
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Beethoven Club
Memphis, TN
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78th Street Studios
Cleveland, OH
Manic Aggressive
Cleveland Chamber Collective
August 19th, 2010 – 8:00 pm
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Chicago, IL
Capriccio Tempestoso for Harp & Orchestra *World Premiere*
Emily Wren Colton, Harp
Chicago Composers Orchestra
Randall West, Conductor
June 15th, 2010 (exact date TBD)
Center for the Arts Concert Hall
Seoul National University
Seoul, Korea
Cosmopolitan Etude No. 9 *World Premiere*
Jihye Chang, Piano
June 12th, 2010 – 8:00 pm
Notre Dame De Sion School
Istanbul, Turkey
Visions in Twilight
Lavinia Meijer, Harp
May 29th, 2010 – 8:00 pm
Atatürk Concert Hall
Anadolu Üniversitesi
Eskişehir, Turkey
Meditation for Harp & String Orchestra *World Premiere*
Ece Yavaş, Harp
Anadolu Symphony String Orchestra
Burak Tüzün, Conductor
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SoundsNew Festival
The King's School
Canterbury, United Kingdom
Visions in Twilight
Lavinia Meijer, Harp
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Setnor Auditorium, Syracuse University
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Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord
Paris, France
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Amhrán Slán
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Horuss stood at his workbench, staring down at some of his current projects. There was a new whistle he was designing for Kankri, new high tech skateboards for Mituna and Latula, a translator for Damara, and even an electronic cigarette for Cronus so that he could quit smoking. He smiled, knowing that everyone would indeed love their new gifts.
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"I can't believe this..." Horuss muttered, brushing the projects aside and pulling out his tools. He was now determined to make this up to her, and even without her knowing it was an apology.
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The bright purple lights that hung above you shined brightly, hogging all of your vision. Your long curly black hair flew back as your head fell lifeless, your upper body having gone limp. You were spinning and falling, hanging only by your right leg. You closed your eyes as everything around you seemed to fall into slow-motion, and a smile graced your features. Music played in the background of your act, but you tuned it out for a moment, simply letting yourself fall. The entire situation felt surreal, and you simply spun quicker. The large ring you were hanging on, it being held by a mere rope, began to make it's way towards the ground. You opened your eyes and waited until the ground was close enough for you to touch, and then you turned yourself forwards and flipped onto the ground.
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You hummed your favorite song cheerfully as you finished folding your laundry, placing them into neat piles on your bed. The trolls were so kind to give you a bed instead of making you sleep in slime, which you weren't really sure you'd be able to do. The thought alone made you cringe in disgust. You wondered how Gamzee could stand to eat the stuff anyway, it smelled like plastic.
All of the trolls had been so nice, well, most of them. They had found you sitting calmly on a meteor after the earth had exploded (calmly wailing and biting your nails in anxiety), they were kind enough to take you in. Well, Kanaya was the one who insisted that they help you, being the motherly and caring troll that she was. After a while of living with them, though, they all seemed to warm up to you. Especially Gamzee...he was so sweet. He seemed to like you a lot, but you never knew for sure. He would sneak up behind you a lot and honk his horn, or sometimes he would just wal
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"According to the philosopher, Ly Tin Wheedle, chaos is found in greatest abundance wherever order is being sought. It always defeats order, because it is better organized."Bored of the age-old battle of Good versus Evil? Want something new to spice up your setting and throw your readers in confusion? Fear not! Cosmological Forces R Us has brought you the brand-new dichotomy, Order versus Chaos. Using it in a setting allows you to have two sides, in a similar way to Good and Evil, but without being trite or preachy about it. While the most traditional works have assigned Order to Good, and Chaos to Evil, inversions of this are also becoming increasingly common: often, you'll find a Chaotic Good band of rebels fighting against a Lawful Evil empire. In another take on the subject, true goodness is seen as the balance between the two forces, and both Order and Chaos are portrayed as evil when they are taken to their extremes. Order, sometimes called Law, is associated with civilization, authority, rules, protection, the status quo, tradition, and, when stretched to its extreme, mindless obedience, fascism, and abuse of power. It's quite common to depict what happens when Order takes their laws and oaths just a little too far. When they have powers associated with them, it's often leadership, The Virus, Brainwashing, and the power to bind with rules and oaths. When used as a villain, he's likely to say "We Have Reserves." Chaos is associated with change, Tricksters, free will, creativity, individualism, and, to the extreme, madness, savagery, solipsism, and selfish overindulgence. The powers associated with it are Shapeshifting, illusions, and matter transmutation. By nature, Chaos tends to be too disorganized to pose a serious unifed threat like Order, and may engage in an Enemy Civil War or find its members Divided We Fall. On the other hand, the forces of Chaos are the hardest to predict. They're sometimes Anthropomorphic Personifications, struggling with the whole world at stake, and don'tcha know, the hero's just the one that's got to pick between one or the other to serve or choose neither one keep them balanced. When they're not actual forces, they're broad themes represented by the agenda of specific groups of people. Rarely is it brought up that by sorting the world into clearly defined categories of Chaos and Order, the trope inherently skews itself in favor of Order. It's also generally vague as to why the forces of discord and chaos are regimented and disciplined enough to have actual Forces of Chaos. Naturally this only applies to absolute, cosmic-level order and chaos, not human individuals who tend toward one or the other because humans are a diverse lot. Incidentally, this skews the trope in favor of Chaos, as does the very fact that there is a conflict between order and chaos in the first place. When classifying people as one or the other, three factors tend to get elided into one:
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Kelly's StoryVery tender! Melts in your mouth.
3 lb
roast (beef or pork) such as chuck roast
1 pkg
dry italian salad dressing mix
1 pkg
dry ranch salad dressing mix
1 pkg
dry brown gravy mix
1 c
Directions Step-By-Step
1If desired brown outer edges of roast in pan, if not place in crock pot
2In a bowl mix water with 3 envelopes of mixes until well blended, pour over roast in crock pot. (If the mixes are too overwhelming use 1/2 of all packages)
3cook on high for 4 hours or low for 8 hours
About this Recipe
Main Ingredient: Beef
Regional Style: Southern
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
Pam Jones Hubbyshoney - Feb 6, 2011
This is only way I fix a roast,it is wonderful!!
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Kelly Adkins BradysMom - Feb 7, 2011
It was looking a little dry so my dad added a bit more water. Wonderful flavor!! Pam I loved it was looking for better way to make roast. Do you add any veggies during cooking in crockpot?
Pam Jones Hubbyshoney - Feb 7, 2011
yes, I add the usual, carrots and potatoes. I also take the juice from the roast and add a pkg of brown gravy. We like alot of gravy.I just can't say how much we love roast cooked this way! So good!
Kelly Adkins BradysMom - Mar 24, 2011
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Being Creole in the north you rarely have a chance to go and buy Beithis at the Coffe Shops downtown, therefore you must rely on family recipes as I do. This delicate fried dough recipe originates from France and ended up in Baton Rouge, LA. I hope you enjoy!
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As a New Orleans native, this is by far my favorite King Cake recipe. Of course, I may be slightly biased since this is the recipe that my parents always made, but it still gets rave reviews! I personally prefer the purple/green/gold sugar topping, but you can also make a cinnamon roll type icing to […]
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This is another version of my Strawberry Butter Cream Filling that has been increasing in popularity on Cake Central. This Blackberry Butter Cream is an absolutely beautiful icing and lovely filling. It sets your cakes above anyone else's…Hope you enjoy it as much as my clients have!
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This is another one of my variations of the WASC recipe. It's very moist and delicious!
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This is a quick and easy way to make king cakes. This is an adaptation of Emeril Lagasse's original recipe. Enjoy and Laissez les bon temps roulez!
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Cajun Cake
This cake was born on the bayou. It has a caramel pecan sauce that soaks into the cake..


text: After five years on the job general manager Chuck Fletcher has made his mark on the Minnesota Wild, swiftly rebuilding a franchise that had lost its way. He has assembled a promising young core of Mikael Granlund, Jonas Brodin, Nino Niederreiter, Charlie Coyle, Jared Spurgeon, Erik Haula, Darcy Kuemper, Matt Dumba, and Christian Folin. With a strong group of veterans brought in via trade and free agency to supplement the few holdovers from the prior administrative regime, this leaves very little room for true prospects at the moment.


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|I like this section a lot. I guess I find myself saying that about a lot of these pages. Big Objects are all around us, all we have to do is open our eyes. In my list of bird dog sightings I have more Big Objects than any other Big Thing. I have boots, paperclips, hats, you name it. But I'm always on the lookout for more. Just let me know. If you want to see the Big Things already reported go to my "Bird Dog Tips" page.
|This is a new one. This granite company exhibits every year showing a wide variety of large granite slabs. It's always interesting to see the many different types of granite on display. This year to draw attention to their booth they displayed this big granite vase. I don't know how they did this, must have used the largest granite lathe ever made. Quite impressive work.
|Outside the T&H Sweeeper Company branch on Indiana SR-9 in Anderson I spotted this Big Vacuum. We were on our way to Mounds State Park. Indiana has some very nice state parks and we have started to visit them. Mounds web site describes it best stating it "features 10 unique "earthworks" built by a group of prehistoric Indians known as the Adena-Hopewell people. The largest earthwork, the "Great Mound", is believed to have been constructed around 160 B.C. Archaeological surveys seem to indicate it was used as a gathering place for religious ceremonies." We enjoyed our time in the park, it's nice that it is so close to home.
|Here is another Big Item taken in front of Sullivan Hardware, on Keystone Avenue in Indianapolis. I have many shots taken at this location. See the Big Green Egg inflatable just a couple shots below this. This big Adirondack Chair showed up a few days ago and we stopped by to grab this shot before it disappeared. Thanks again, Sullivan's and keep the Big Things coming.
|After getting the Coke bottle and Big Rocker in Hagerstown we traveled north on I-81 to the Keystone Fireworks Company in Pennsylvania, just over the Mason-Dixon line. This is one big firecracker. There were a lot of no smoking signs around the building as you might expect. They weren't open at but this was one big store.
|Years ago, we traveled from Philadelphia to Champaign, Illinois to drop Andy off to start his freshmen year at the University of Illinois. We spent the night in Indianapolis and found a Big Trowel at Habig's nursery in Westfield (image below.) Well, after we moved to Indianapolis in 2002 I found that Habig had multiple locations. The original location is on College Ave just south of Broad Ripple. Recently we stopped to get this image on a cold morning after a good snowfall. Here is the first trowel, dressed up with a Santa hat.
|Also at the Home Show the CertaPro Painters had a booth. All the people visiting the model house saw this booth. Of course, I noticed the person inside this Big Paint Brush. My thaks to JJ Darr for allowing us to grab this image..
|I am a volunteer at the Childrens Museum of Indianapolis one morning a week. It's the worlds largest Childrens Museum, so it's only fitting that I work there. Recently the Chief Photographer had a day off and spent some time exploring the museum. Some images are on the Seasonal page, these are a couple of other Big Objects. In the atrium stand the Bumblebee, a transformer type guy that all the visitors love, I work in the Science Works area. One area there is the Health House and this guy on the right invites childrens to exercise everyday. On the floor in front of him is a twister type game for the children to play.
|On the campus of Indiana University/Perdue University in Columbus we tracked down this Big Globe fountain. Named Discovery it is called a kugel, from the German word for ball. A mere 12 pounds of water pressure supports the nearly 2,300 pound globe, made from granite from South Africa. Each of the books is made from a different type of granite from the Bavarian Forest in Germany, and together they weigh more than 9,400 pounds.
|This Big Hammer sign was also outside the American Sign Museum. I think the museum could have yielded some other interesting objects but it cost $15 for admission. We didn't think it was worth the time of money to enter so we left in search of other planned Big Things.
|After setteling into our condo in Ocean City, Maryland and getting some beach time, we decided to have lunch at Harpoon Hannah's in Fenwick Island, Delaware. We had a couple terrific recommendations and wanted to eat there. Before lunch we drove even farther north to get a feel for Bethany Beach and Rehoboth, Delaware. We'd passed through Rehoboth a few years ago when we took the Lewes-Cape May ferry. I liked both Rehoboth and thought Bethany Beach was a place that we might stay in the future. More likely we'll be at the New Jersey shore in Avalon or Stone Harbor. Anyway, back to the Big Picture, which was this set of Big chairs outside of Perfect Furnishings in Bethany Beach. Nice chairs. Good food on the deck at Harpoon Hannah's, crab, crab, crab. Love it!
|We were in Muncie, Indiana on a nice June Saturday to attend my niece Caitlin's wedding. We got there early and were on our way to meet my sister, Catherine and Dale at Oakurst Gardens, a very relaxing park in Muncie. Traveling down N. Wheeling Ave we spotted this Big T-shirt promoting the Outfitter Screen Printing and Embroidery shop. Catherine had to wait.
|Indianapolis was Super Bowl crazy in January 2012. I volunteered and received one on the 13,000+ hand knit scarves. I was surprised to see one around the neck of a dinosaur at the Children's Museum where I volunteer once a week. The dino's scarve is a story in itself. This is from the Indystar web site, "How do you knit a 30-foot scarf for a dinosaur? With broomsticks for knitting needles and 5,000 feet of rope, said Karin Schmitt, owner of Broad Ripple Knits, who helped make the dinoscarves." Take a close look and see the dino is wearing a big whistle and headset with microphone. He probably was helping the zebras.
|Sometimes getting photos of Big Things can be stressful and this is a case in point, not that you would know. This Rubiks Cube is located in a lobby area of the Holiday Inn Select in Knoxville, Tennessee. Getting there was quite an adventure, see below. Once we arrived we spoke with Richard, who worked for the hotel. He escorted us to this object. A nice man who represented the hotel with pride.
|Surprisingly, this is the only Big Thing Object we spotted in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. There were many more "Animals" and "Food and Drink" big things. On our way out early Friday Deb spotted this Big Boot. I slammed on the brakes and pulled in to get this photo. This is on the porch of the Boot Factory Outlet on Rt. 441, as is everything else in Pigeon Forge. The Boot Factory wasn't open at the time but I may have purchased my first pair of boots here, with a couple free to "boot."
|We went to a putt putt course in downtown Gatlinburg since we had a two for one coupon from our rental agency. It was a course designed for minimal space, we played our way up a hillside and down the back nine. I was doing pretty well midway through the front nine only to be ambushed by 3 holes in one by Deb on the back nine. I had to buy dinner that night due to my confidence after the 6th hole. Oh well, it was a nice dinner, first week of April and we ate outside, I had trout (the local speciality fish.)
|On our way down to the Smokies we decided to stop for lunch in Berea, Kentucky, a nice college town and also the home of the Boone Tavern. Since Deb is a history teacher, the Boone Tavern sounded like a good place to eat. We drove through campus and into downtown and found the Boone Tavern. The Tavern turned out to be a little upscale for what we anticipated. White tablecloths, etc. Anyway we left and on the way to the car spotted the Main Street Cafe, a few doors down. This is a good local restaurant, The lunch menu offered a good choice of classic american food with enough trendy choices for the local college diners. Stop in if you are in the area Oh! I almost forgot, this big hand is next door in front of the Berea Arts Council.
|Colorado was a surprising cornucopia of Big Things. Right after finding the big so-called "Adirondack" chair just below, we happened upon this giant guitar. As you can see it is a pretty nice find, and unexpected. I was wondering if we would get to the park after finding the chair and also a rooster and heron (on the Big Animals page.) If you haven't been to Estes Park, go. And take US-34 into town. It's spectacular. I was there a few years ago when I was "working" and knew I had to get back.
|Appropriately in a town that calls itself the Klown Kapital of Nebraska - Plainview is home to a Klown Museum right on US-20. There are 4,800 Klown Dolls in this small museum. I'm, pretty sure they could bill themselves as the Klown Capital of the world. I'm sorry we were there on a Sunday when the museum was closed they offer free tours and bottled water which we could have used, it was 99 degrees. This image is "Stumpy the Klown" and is the museum mascot which stands out front (stumpy since it was carved from a tree trunk - get it?)
|Imagine growing up in Iowa City. Wouldn't you think that this Big Nickel would be something that you knew about? It is right on Dubuque Street on the way out of town. Not the case, as I can personally attest. When I told Dan (Iowa City born) about this sight he knew nothing about this, nor did his buds who he consulted. Just shows what we can miss in front of our eyes.
|The Indianapolis Home Show is the first event that I associate with ending Winter and looking forward to Spring even though some years we attend in the snow. We see some of the same vendors each year making it somewhat comforting to attend. This year we found this booth for a cabinetmaker that had this Big Guitar. Turns out me made this guitar just for fun. Imagine owning a 16 ft. guitar. He made this in only a couple of weeks. Pretty cool!
|The Colts made it into the playoffs as a Wild Card after a pretty awful season (by Colts standards) due to most of their key players being injured most of the season. We hadn't seen a live gave during the regular season but tickets became available at the last minute so we scored a couple for the game with the stinkin' New York Jets. The Colts lost but I did get this Big Colts Helmut. Not much of a consolitation.
|On the East Coast in June for Kelly and Dan's wedding. Nice affair outside Baltimore, had a lot of fun there. On Sunday I traveled with the Chief Photographer along with Julia and Dan up to DC to attend a Nationals game which was my Fathers Day gift. It was super hot but it didn't spoil my first visit to Nationals Park to see Strasburg pitch. If you're not a baseball fan, Stephen Strasburg is a phenom that's taken DC by storm. On the metro to the stadium there were more Strasburg jerseys than you could count. Outside the fan store was this Big Nats Cap.
|On the same trip to St Louis for Thanksgiving we were in Kirkwood to hang out and do a little shopping when eagle-eyed Deb spotted this sculpture of chairs. Luckily she had her camera handy and we were able to capture this image.
|This muffler was a "found" Big Object we ran across on our way out of Vandalia, IN. It's on US-40 west of town near Exit 61 on I-70. We stopped in Vandalia to see the historic marker designating the terminus of the "National Road." The National Road ran from Cumberland, MD and was planned to continue to St. Louis, however funding ran out in 1838 when the road reached Vandalia. The National Road was the first major road to use the new macadam road surface. The interesting things you know when married to an historian.
|I like to "find" Big Things. Usually I have researched and charted my targets. However this chair was an unexpected treat. We were cutting cross country in Ohio, north of Dayton, just west of I-75 and spotted this chair in Piqua. It's out front of Town & Country Furniture on W. Water Street, corner or S. Wayne. If you are so inclined Xtreme Tattoos is right across the street. I was thinking of a nice dragon but was overruled.
|Andy gave me this Big Pencil for Christmas a few years ago. I had a photo from Christmas morning but cannot find it. Since then it's been in my office. Here I was working on the details of this web site when this photo was snapped. I like it when someone askes me for a pencil to write down a note!
|Even though Steve didn't spot this, the Big Thing professional in me was able to make the stop in Columbus a double dip with this big Mortarboard hanging over the middle of the street on the campus of Franklin University near the Frasch Hall parking lot F. Check it out.
|If you grew up in Detroit like I did, this stove was one of the more memorable landmarks in Detroit. For years it stood at the corner of Jefferson and E. Grand Blvd. near the Belle Isle Bridge. It was relocated to the Michigan State Fairgrounds where we finally tracked it down. Lindsey (a newbie to this site) and Andy were with us when we grabbed this opportunity for a photo. The Fairgrounds were "closed" but we managed to get the photo anyway. Thanks to "you know who."
|I was at the Do-It-Best hardware seasonal show here in Indianapolis. We are a new vendor to Do-It-Best and this was a great experience for someone who likes walking around the hardware section of the store. In fact, Ben and I used to go to the hardware store just to walk around and look at the tools. A father son experience!
|Another Oldie but Goodie. I just rediscovered this shot in the archieves. A couple years ago Ben gave me tickets for an Indianapolis Indians game as a Father's Day present. Which, of course, meant he was coming in for a visit. Well, the tickets were for the same weekend as the NASCAR Brickyard race. Never having been to a NASCAR race I bought tickets. Long story short, this inflatable was in the lot outside outside the raceway. PS. Jimmie Johnson won there again.
|Another shot taken at M. Schettl Sales outside Oshkosh. I have one image on Holiday but lots on Animals. I can't imagine how Mel acquired all these items but I'm glad he did. It made for a good find.
|The old lady that lived in a shoe could have lived here. However the Haines Shoe House was built by Col. Mahlon Haines, a big self promoter who had a string of shoe stores, go figure. Anyway we now enjoy his self-indulgence with this 25 ft high shoe house located coincidently on Shoe House Rd., off US Rte 30 in Hellam, PA., just East of historic York.
|The car washes in Southwest Indiana have a lot of Big Thigs. These boots were out in front of one of the car washes in Vincennes. I probably could have spent more time there since, it seems, there may be a competition between car washes to see who can have the most, or better, Big Things.
|Andy and I were playing golf at a course near his North Wales, Pennsylvania place and wandered into the club house. When lo and behold, there was a Big Goff Ball. I just needed to get my photo taken and all I had was by Razor phone. Maybe not the best quality but you have to learn to sacrifice to get the shot when it presents itself.
|Deb and I were on our way home after a real nice stay in Louisville where we went for our anniversary. We stayed at a hotel downtown in a suite with a tremondous view of the Ohio River. There are other images from this trip on the site. This was taken at a lumberyard in Ohio. Not exactly easy to find but when you are after Big Things you have to go after them. Don't wait for them to come to you, or oyou are in for disappointment.
|I was in Hong Kong staying at the Hotel Nikko, which was very nice. Good rooms, good location and a very pleassant experience. I was traveling with Milan who took these photos. We had to take these pretty late so the quality is not so great, one of the problems with for.
|Deb and I were on our way to see the Dalai Lama -- I needed to get my karma adjusted. We made a small side trip to get this chair, which I've been after for a while. It's in the Guinness Book and can be found on US-31 outside Long's Furniture in Amnity. The Dalai Lama was in Bloomington at Indiana University and this chair, while not on the way was close enough. By the way, we stopped for breakfast at Don and Dona's restaurant in downtown Franklin. Highly recommended! Friendly folks and great food.
|Deb and I were on our way home on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and thought we would drop on and go down to Chambersburg for lunch. We took I-81 South and were cruising along when Debbie exclaimed, "look at that!" Certainly the largest paint can I've ever seen. Of course we had to travel another 4 miles before we could exit. We trekked back on secondary roads and finally found this big can of paint outside The Door Shop.
|Here's another I've found in the archieves from the trip to New Jersey last Christmas. Ben, my son, Bird Dogged this one for me. He was having lunch at the Telford Inn, in Mantua, NJ and when he walked out afterward he spotted this big tree tooth in front of a dentists office. There are many old inn's in New Jersey and most have pretty good food, but they don't all have a tooth like this one.
|Working again, this time at the Global Sourcing Electronics Fair in Hong Kong. Folks after my own heart, putting Big Things in their booth. Of course I had to stop and get my photo shot with these Big AA cells.
|It's almost embarassing to say this, but Indiana went on Daylight Savings Time last year, at least most of the counties. Some counties go on Central Daylight Time while some stay on Central Standard time (which as you know is the same as EDT). As a result you have to pay attention to the time in summer now. Boston Market had a promotion on the inaugural Sunday last year and gave away food or some such thing. I went to get a photo of this clock.
|Here I am outside the Indianapolis Repretory Theater, maybe you could tell from the William Shakespeare painting on the shoe. I have a friend, Nan, who is very involved with the IRT, maybe you'll run into her down there some day. These four shoes ware taken during the NCAA Final Four Tournament here in Indy last year. Businesses and organizations around the city sponsored these shoes.
|"Your in Good Hands with Allstate." Big deal. So, have you had enough with the shoes already. I know I have.
|Last summer (2006) when we went out to South Jersey for Sally's wedding. We visited with family and friends. Ben was excited to take us to Wegman's, a very upscale grocery store. If you haven't been to one you should given the opportunity. It's a great grocery and more. Anyway, on the mezzanine were these BIG pieces of silverware.
|Here is the other image, excuse me, photo taken by Jai in the Sears lobby. This is another instance of a "twofer," (two objects in close proximity taken at the same time, for the uninitiated) not exactly real rare but uncommon nonetheless.
|On the way to Hong Kong where I got the charger above we changed planes in Minneapolis with enough time to go over to the Mall of America. We visited the Bose store in the Mall and found this big remote control. The fellows in the store were good enough to let us take a picture.
|Of course I'm not the only one that thinks that Bigger is Better, Gibson Guitar obvoiously thinks so too. Flanking the entrance to their tent at CES they had two Big Guitars. While Steve was taking these pictures I heard a voice call out, "Hey, no Big Pictures here." It was Dick Valente coming to meet one of his customers.
|This was on the field at the RCA Dome for fan day. We were able to walk around the stadium, look at available seats. Of course, as of Jan 27th, the Colts are in the Superbowl, so it is about ime to get this image on the site.
|I get a lot of calls from people I know saying, "Hey, you have to get to..." and then tell me about a Big Thing Sighting. This time it was Debbie at Fishers High School, the new school in the Hamilton Southeastern system. I left work an rushed over. We had to move some of the Herff-Jones set-up, they were very helpful as a matter of fact. Nothing like an unexpected find.
|We saw this giant basketball a long time ago on our "Explore Indy trip in January of 2002. Everyone on the bus that saw this got exicited. Unfortunately it took a while to get down to Conseco Fieldhouse for this photo for a while.
|As long as we are dealing with clothing there also was this pair of shoes on the same building so I could double up with my photos.
|Driving into Lowell Arkansas on the way to the canning factory my newest Bird Dog (Mike B) spotted this chair at a spot that I'd driven past many times in the past. He shouted "Hey, there's a BIG CHAIR." I immediately turned into a service station to get around to get this chair.
|Sometimes you turn a normal person into a super Bird Dog. Once again, Mike B spotted this large mailbox flower on the side of the road in front of Mae's Flowers (get it, I didn't until about 10 minutes ago. OK, I'm a slow learner.) At any rate this flower deserves a place in the large mailbox collection along with the Big Golf Balls and the Big Fish (usually Large Mouth Bass.)
|There's a bowling alley in Indianapolis at I-465 at the first exit West of I70. There's 80 lanes of bowling and a couple of huge bowling pins. Here they are!
|Driving West on I-70 Debbie spotted this bowling pin quite a ways off the highway. We had to circle back and get this image at "The Bowler" in La Vale, Maryland at Exit 40 on I-68. Actually at Winchester Road and Route 40. We didn't stop for the pizza or subs but it sounded pretty good to me.
|When we were at the Longaberger headquarters they have several Big Things on the grounds. These bigh ceramic pitchers were outside the gift shop and a short bus trip from the parking lot.
|I think this is a classic Big Thing! Bigger than life, serving no useful purpose, and waiting for me to take it's image. This apple basket is 20 feet tall and filled with fake apples.
|While not the largest "Big Thing" on this site by far, this teed up golf ball is a worthy addition. Debbie and I were on a "Big Thing Trek" when we saw this Golf Ball on SR13 just south of I-69 in Indiana. The mailbox is for a house across from the Gravel Lawn Cemetary.
|These pots make up a two-fer along with the watering can above. I didn't expect to find these pots but they were on the other side of the C&O viaduct. These images were taken October 13, 2001. As you can see, unity in our country is everywhere.
|I noted these chairs outside another branch of Surfside Casual in Somers Point, NJ last summer. Never made it back until this Spring. I got 'em and I'm glad. They bear an amazing similiarity to the two chairs just below on the way to Long Beach Island.
|Went down to the protests on Sunday afternoon before the Republican Convention. Probably the last place that I would have imagined a Big Thing. I figured some big promises from the Republicans but not this. A great day in the sun and everything was peaceful.
|Hey Romeo, here's to my Italian bird dog. He gave me info on these chairs, this one and the next, a while ago. I just never made it to LBI. Now I'm glad I did. Cool chair.
|This is a Big Clay Pot (actually a Big Plastic Pot) that I got on US-322/US-1 near Concordville, PA. Since we took this image I have seen a lot of these big pots around laying on their sides with flowers or some such thing growing out of them. A cornucopia of plants.
|This may one of the sorriest of inflatables that I have ever seen. Dirty, underinflated, what a mess. The only good thing is that it is new to this page. Soon I will move it to the bottom of the page where it belongs.
|On our way to drop Andy off at college last summer I was looking for a pair of Big Boots that I could have sworn was on US-31 north of Indianapolis. Well I didn't find the boots but check out this trowel. Of course it was in a garden center.
|Lookin' pretty good outside Skippers. I would guess they had seafood as a speciality. Notice the dress, I was working (ha, ha!). I've been back but neither Skippers nor the anchor is no longer there. Things may be Big but that does not mean they are permanent.
|In Indian River, Michigan you can find this inspiring site. Services are held outside here weather permitting. I knew about this Big Cross for a long time but didn't realize how I would impact me.
|People from Philadelphia are familiar with this Big Clothes Pin since it located across from City Hall at Broad and Market. My sister Irene took the image with great aplomb. Afterward we had lunch at Cafe Warsaw and had elegant Polish food. (No kidding, it's a great place.)
|A pretty good quality Big Chair. It's not always outside, note the casters on the bottom of the legs. I got this image courtesy of my Bird Dog Jan. She has a pretty good sense of humor even though she she works in HR. (That might be a mistake, poking fun at HR, but we (me) Big Picture Takers live close to the edge.)
|See, another Bird Dog shot thanks to Sue. On US-40 between Malaga and Elmer. This was a last chance shot since the furniture store where this chair was located was closing soon. Sue told me about this chair but I put it off until I heard the store was closing. Kind of feel like Lily Tomlin.