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Twenty five Veterans and many Dads enjoyed a free BBQ meal last Friday, June 13th at the Lake Stevens Senior Center.
This was the fifth annual BBQ hosted by LS Senior Center cooks in cooperation with Albertsons, and the local Kiwanis Club.
Fathers were honored because of Father's Day Sunday, June 15th and the Veterans were honored because of Flag day on Saturday, June 14th.
All in all, 98 people enjoyed the meal. There were 5 World War II Vets honored. They included: Bob Hanewinckel - Army, Gunter Simon, Herman Hagglund - Army, Jim Raymond and Larry Thomas.
The following twenty five Veterans who attended received a special gift in addition to their free BBQ meal. They were:
Art Alessi.............................. Army 1960-66
Bill Greenhalph.......................Marine 1960
Bob Hanewinckel..........Army World War II
Bob Harris .......... Army 1965-68 Viet Nam
Chuck Sorenson.....Marines & Navy 57-65
Clarence Job.............Air Force 51-67 Korea
Danny Houghton .....Navy 67-69 Viet Nam
Dick Johnson .......................Navy 1949-53
Ed Spence..................................... Air Force
Eileen Stevenson..........................Air Force
Emory Barkhouse.....................Army 1952
Fred Cushman................................... Army
Fred Swanson......Air Force 1952-56 Korea
Gary Wolfe......................Air Force 1964-68
George Burkhardt.....Navy 1959-75 Viet Nam
George Matthews ...............Army 1964-70
Gunter Simon ........................ World War II
Herman Hagglund Army 43-46 World War II
Howard Espeseth......Army 1959-60 Korea
James Scott.............. National Guard 1960
Jim King.....Army National Guard 1956-63
Jim Raymond....................Navy 1943- 1952
Leona West.................................Navy 1960
Lindy Everson.......................Navy 1956-60
Roger Sweet National Guard Army 59-60
Ron Spainhour...........Navy 1950-53 Korea
Steve Hobbs........................................Army
Wayne Franz Air Force 1956-79 Viet Nam
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Addis Ababa, 4 July 2014 (WIC) – The National Electoral Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) said it is undertaking preparation for the 5th general elections scheduled to take place next year.
Presenting NEBE's 11 month performance report to the House of Peoples Representatives (HPR) yesterday, Prof. Merga Bekana Chairperson of NEBE said the board is undertaking all the necessary preparations to make the upcoming election free, fair and credible.
Preparation of ballot boxes and training of political parties are among the activities being carried out by the board, he said.
In a related development, HPR ratified the draft bill providing for establishment of the Infrastructure Development Coordinating Institute to coordinate infrastructure development activities at the federal level.
It is necessary to establish the Institute to manage the infrastructure development across the country through one system and create coordinated activities among implementers.
The establishment of the Institute will help to lead such activities in a coordinated manner and minimize challenges related to resource management, service interruption and environmental degradation.
According to ENA, the House also ratified the agreement between Ethiopia and Djibouti for supply of water.
The agreement which will enable Djibouti to get 37 million cubic meter water per annual from Ethiopia for the coming 30 years said to boost the cooperation between the two countries.
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Rockin'& Rollin' In Front of The Camera
As a 15-year-old deejay, Stu Pollard had his sights set on a music career. Two decades later, however, he's best known for the Silver Screen.
As a filmmaker, Pollard has helped produce several features, including "True Adolescents" and "Ira & Abby," and has directed two feature films – "Nice Guys Sleep Alone" and "Keep Your Distance."
In addition to his work in film, he also teaches at the University of Southern California, all the while, the thought of a music career still lingering in the background.
That's why at the age of 44, Pollard is finally throwing himself into the world of music and chasing after his childhood dreams with "New Tricks," his debut album.
"This completely popped up at the age of 44," Pollard said. "But it's something that has been gestating for quite awhile. It's just finally getting to its full fruition where we felt it was ready to turn loose. It was sort of a side project that got enough water from the proverbially flower pot."
What began as an experimental project, has turned into a full-blown album and three completed music videos. Assisting him on the tracks are several of his friends who contributed guitar, bass, drums and backing vocals.
"I basically just started with people who I knew," Pollard said. "Two primary driving forces were Doug (Derryberry) and Todd (Smith). Doug I've known for 25 years; Todd the better part of 10."
The album features songs that focus on love, relationships and the thrill – or frustration – of the chase, a theme found on his single, "There Comes a Time."
"It's not as reflective of a certain period of my life as much as the dynamics I've observed over the years," Pollard explained. "I've written about some form of relationship, some of which are my own, some of which are not, some of which are romantic, some of which are not. I'm a big romantic at heart so most of the songs are about romance."
The album is a combination of pop and rock 'n' roll and was released as a digipack in September with alternate versions of two tracks not available via download. The CD also comes with a 10-page, full-color foldout with photos and lyrics of each of the tracks.
"Even in this digital world where more people will find (music) via file, I wanted something I could hold in my hands to make it feel finished," Pollard said.
He's finally taken on his childhood dreams, but Pollard isn't done with the career he's enjoyed in the film and television industry. Currently, he's working on various feature films, editing video content for his website, and continuing to teach at USC. As for his future in music, Pollard isn't counting anything out. After all, Pollard believes you can teach an old dog "new tricks," and when it comes to chasing after your childhood dreams, he certainly believes it's never too late.
"Life is short," Pollard said. "It wasn't necessarily a life-list thing, but I've always loved music and thought it'd be fun to put out a record. I'm very glad I took the chance to do it, and the best compliment is to have someone else think, if that guy can do it, I can too."
For more information on Pollard's career, visit www.pollardfilm.com.
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Well, at least this time it did!
I had been in a foul mood since Wednesday. You can tell from my most recent blog entries. The kind of thing I never would have shared when I was in my 20's... when I could never write anything negative because it wasn't what I wanted to project. In the family of my birth and upbringing it was unacceptable to have a negative emotion.
It's been a lot of work to learn to recognize them for what they are (they are not hunger!) and even more, allow myself to acknowledge and sit with them. Sometimes I still eat over them. Sometimes I successfully navigate back to a balanced view. Right now, this morning, I am rejoicing over that balanced view.
By the way, I want to thank everybody who left me supportive comments throughout my little 3-day episode with self-doubt, irritation, and talking back to books! A good night's sleep and supportive positive people around one is amazing in getting past the bumps in the road of life. Sometimes it takes me a while to get to here, but here is good.
Isn't SparkPeople a great place to be?
What's going on in my psyche? No, I haven't fallen off the program. But I'm having this odd emotional crossroads. It happens about this point in the process for me. I'm only about 4 pounds away from my "new" goal, five pounds under the original. I'll probably reach that goal by the end of February, as long as I don't stop doing what I've been doing.
But there is this sense of "is that all there is?" that kicks in about now for me. I know I need to have new goals. I even wrote some of them down at the beginning of the year, and went through the motions of evaluating them against what I said my beliefs and values are... and still am having this emotion. "Is that all there is?"
For me, losing pounds and driving for a goal that's recognizable, getting applause, or virtual applause of watching a ticker tick towards the goal... is relatively easy. OK, not sit on the couch and eat ice cream easy, but root for your team, go out there and play easy. It's a project. I do well with projects.
But when the project appears to be "finished"... I lose interest. It's time to find another project. I've tried putting out things like an athletic event to train for as my next project, but I've kind of "been there done that". I have put nice rewards up for myself in 2010... and I am doing some of them.
Clearly, losing weight is not a silver bullet. It doesn't solve LIFE. I'm envious of people who have a mission in life. A clear, identified mission. I feel like I lack that. I love my work, enjoy being with the people there, but you don't work 24 x 7.
At the same time, work takes about all the energy I've got beyond just taking care of me. When people start suggesting "do more for others", it sounds like just more work to me. And when I start trying, it turns into a second career, without quitting the first. I stop taking care of me, and the whole cycle of regain / have to do it again begins. Somewhere there HAS to be a fulfilling balance.
What do I want out of LIFE? Who am I, and how can I really be the best ME, when I don't even know who that is, beyond what I do, day to day?
I have not started the 28 day program in the book because at this point, it feels like too much. Yes, those three little "fast start" goals feel like too much... time pressure to do something in the next 28 days. It smacks of things that have led me back to downward spirals in the past.
So, yeah, this is a whine and work it out post. My plan: be a little kind and gentle with myself. No program is one size fits all. Spark People is flexible in that regard... I just have to get a grip on my "I want to be a super star" thing. I am who I am, I have my limits, and THAT'S OK!
OK, this one I am going to have to either argue with or grow into.
This was the first chapter I felt like talking back to. I mean, seriously talking back to. Yes, for many people, just being a positive influence in someone's life is a huge motivator. Chris has a painfully shy childhood, but I'm convinced he was an extrovert yearning to be let out.
I am no extrovert. I am an introvert with a job that requires a certain degree of courage and mimicking of extroversion! I'm close enough to the dividing line that I can pull this off. But I need some serious alone time to recover. If I add "volunteering" and "community service" on top of the peopling I already do to earn my living, I'm in deep doo-doo.
Building Block: COACHING
Despite my statement above, I do engage in a certain amount of coaching and encouraging. People nowadays come up to me and ask. And I share. I encourage here on SparkPeople, on a community on Live Journal, and in person in the work place and among my family. This helps keep me motivated... BUT...
I have to be careful of my own character flaw of wanting to do it FOR someone else, feeling responsible for "fixing" others. As with oxygen masks on airplanes, I have to be careful to put my own recovery first. If I don't, what kind of role model could I possibly be?
Building Block: PUBLIC LEADERSHIP
Toddler Barbie is sitting on the floor screaming "I don't wanna" and scuffing up her little patent leather shoes. Teen-aged Barbie is abdicating her throne as empress of the sim-soc country in her 8th grade class. I have never wanted to be a leader... because I'm too selfish... people (especially 8th graders) don't appreciate their "leaders". I wanted everybody to like me, and not everybody likes "leaders".
Flash forward... but it's what I do for a living. I have a team of people who I depend on and who depend on me. I think I'm reluctant to overload myself with the vocabulary of "leadership" more than the actuality of working as a leader of a team. I prefer to think of myself as a peer, although I've come to accept the title and responsibility.
Interestingly enough, as I have worked on my own fitness, so have others on the work team. We may have used alternate "plans", but we encourage one another. They know I'm on Spark People. They are aware (because of my yellow post-it) of my 32 day streak without soda. And three of the five of us take walking breaks, sometimes turning the walk into a work meeting, sometimes just social.
Building Block: COMMUNITY SERVICE
Sorry, gotta wait 'til I retire for this one. Maybe. I have my hands full with my life and work.
So, the important lesson for me, in this chapter is patience... don't expect too much of me too fast. Someday I may get there. Right now... well, what's the old phrase? Two out of three isn't bad?
OK, I recognize that service people get the same questions over and over and over again and probably get tired of hearing complaints they have heard before. But I was a *new* customer, and had never purchased anything from these folks before and the snippy tone of their e-mail back, essentially "YOU SHOULD HAVE READ THE FINE PRINT" has me feeling... attacked.
GRRRRR! Guess I'm just going to have to never buy from that merchant again. Vote with my feet and my dollars. What? Complain through channels? That's what got me the snippy response!
Time to hop on the treadmill and work off the GRRRR before I turn this into a binge excuse.
Edited To Add: After the first couple of responses, I decided that naming the merchant without giving them one more chance was not quite right, so I sent a second response to their first note (my first response wimpily accepted that it was in fact my fault) telling them how I really felt.
That felt good. At least now they know I'm upset with them! Sometimes I am just so ready to accept any trash people throw my way. And then beat up on myself for being a wimp. Today... NOT!
I think this chapter was written for me. You see, my biggest hurdle, looking back over the years, has been retaining my motivation. I battle to success, then something happens and I no longer see myself as worth the effort... an injury breaks training, and I have trouble coming back for it... overwork leads me to drop exercise... stress gets swallowed up in overeating... and I find myself back at the beginning of the journey. Or close to it.
And yet...
Building Block: Personal Leadership
Over the years this has grown. By the one step back, two steps forward method. Now, in my 50's, I feel more in control of my destiny, and less afraid. What may be surprising is that each time I have gone through the exercise of getting fitter I have discovered something about the fit me that I like. I may have slipped backwards, given up for weeks, months, even years on end, but never completely... motivation always returned eventually, if I was patient.
Building Block: Consistency and Momentum
During each of my successful periods, this has been the wind beneath my wings. Only when something relatively big got in the way did I lose my focus. Big? Yeah, injury that I'd have trouble coming back from. Job changes adding to stress, subtracting from time. Marriage falling apart... now wait, that was the beginning of a successful program. I did not deal well with the sea changes of life, in general, though.
But each time, I have got a little better at dealing with my own flaws... accepting my humanity makes the lapses shorter, and the restart quicker.
Building Block: Motivation
The older I get the closer the connection between good nutrition and activity and my health becomes. What do I want the quality of my life to be like for the rest of my life? It's an old fashioned concept, perhaps, but I don't want to be a burden on my son and his wife. I don't want them to worry about my health and independence... Oh, I've said that before, haven't I?
But it never hurts to remind ourselves of what motivates us! Why am I going to all this effort? Sure my health, but why do I care about my health? Because my health supports everything I do... from the good I do at work to the good I can do for my family to any good I can do to give back to my community and the world.
Health is more than physical... it's mental and emotional, too. And that's where the fun comes in. Can never let the fun go out of the motivation picture!
What sets your motivation on fire?


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Butcher, of course, is the South Florida photographer celebrated as the "Ansel Adams of the Everglades." More on him later. Janklow and Kaplan are two Tamarac-based artists, both in their eighties, working in nontraditional media.
Janklow uses industrial materials, including Fiberglas and Lucite, for his sculptures, which are as sleek and otherworldly as something from the set of a science fiction film. He's fascinated by such basic geometric shapes as cubes and cylinders, which he combines to form structures that seem both alien and familiar.
Often Janklow encases one or more of his strange objects in a clear acrylic box so that the interior item comes across as a sort of relic in a display case. And sometimes he wires his pieces for movement. A typical Janklow work, such as Space Probe (1992), for instance, consists of a colorful cube with rods jutting from its six sides, suspended in a larger clear cube set at an angle on a rotating metal base.
Janklow's work suggests the meticulous attention to detail of a scientist or an engineer. The lines and shapes are almost impossibly clean and precise, as if they've been measured and calibrated by machine rather than by human hands. He appears to be aiming for the sort of vibrant energy that emanates from some of the best op art -- the work, say, of Richard Anuskiewicz and Bridget Riley -- which is similarly calculated to evoke an emotional response from the viewer. Janklow's output is less consistent, more hit-or-miss.
The only hint of warmth in most of Janklow's work comes from his use of color. With the exception of Dayglo Square Float (1998), in which he lets a dazzling neon orange dominate the color scheme, he tends to favor soft shades that help temper the clinical precision of his pieces.
Still, there's something a little chilly and off-putting about many of Janklow's sculptures. The exhibition brochure boasts that he was recently commissioned to do gigantic atrium sculptures for two Carnival Cruise Lines ships, which makes sense -- his austere, impersonal style is perfect for such big, anonymous public spaces.
Leo Kaplan's work, on the other hand, is highly personal, occasionally to the point of being warm and fuzzy. Kaplan creates mixed-media assemblages consisting of cases of various sizes and shapes (and made of various media) that have been filled with all sorts of seemingly incongruous objects. The obvious influence here is the great American surrealist Joseph Cornell, best known for his similar boxes.
Cornell often filled his boxes sparingly, while Kaplan usually goes for a denser clutter made up of a lot of ingredients. Habitat for Jiminy Cricket (1998), for example, includes, among many other things, small tubes of paint neatly lined up, wooden balls, pieces from a chess set, dominoes, a collage of letters of the alphabet, a long-bristle brush, a doll's head, and a little figurine of the title character, almost lost in the mix.
Such rich compositions are full of mystery, because we can never quite figure out what meaning -- if any -- is to be drawn from them. The paint tubes in Habitat for Jiminy Cricket, along with some crumpled paint tins and a bottle of turpentine in another piece, are obvious emblems of an artist's life, while the sports paraphernalia in another piece could conceivably allude to the artist's hobbies.
But what are we to make of Grenadiers (2001), which juxtaposes a pair of miniature Beefeater figurines, an old black-and-white photograph, a page from a book, an old-fashioned toy top, and a child's worn and crumpled shoe? Other pieces incorporate disembodied dolls' heads.
Cornell once explained his work in these terms: "Shadow boxes become poetic theatres or settings wherein are metamorphosed the elements of a childhood pastime." I'd bet Kaplan subscribes to the same point of view, given the nostalgic items he works into his assemblages. Like Cornell he creates miniature worlds that function, on some level, as the set for a movie or play with a narrative that never fully reveals itself.
Occasionally Kaplan turns to a sparser composition more akin to those of Cornell. He gets especially striking results with Bung Baby (1983), a stark, eerie piece that takes an old-fashioned keg tap and replaces the bung, or stopper, with a tiny, melancholy-looking doll's head. It's an unaccountably poignant image.
For a sharp contrast to Janklow's kinetic sculptures and Kaplan's nostalgic assemblages, museum director Barbara O'Keefe has snagged a preview of the upcoming national touring show by the beloved Florida photographer Clyde Butcher, best known for his large-scale black-and-white pictures of the Everglades and other chunks of unspoiled Florida wilderness.
Some of the nearly 30 photos here have already been exhibited locally. Several were in an excellent Butcher show at the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood about three years ago. But many are from a new exhibition that finds the photographer broadening his palette even as he reiterates his themes.
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts here in the Pulse Wire Community. The most positive point in your piece is the opportunity for building relationships, networking, sharing resources, and shining light on issues that can not remain in the shadows. That will be one of the most valuable tools we have going forward I believe, is the ability to reach many through new technology, as demonstrated here in this online community.
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Don't know about you, but I'm really going to miss Louisiana.
In the past eight decades, Louisiana has lost 1,880 square miles of coastal marshes, or an area about the size of Manhattan every year. With another hurricane season upon us, it is land that Louisiana and the nation can ill afford to lose. The same threat of lost barrier islands and wetlands stalks more than half of the coastal properties of the continental United States, extending from Maine to Texas. But here in southeastern Louisiana, it's at its worst..."The sea is rising and the land is sinking," says Louisiana state climatologist Barry Keim of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. "The two together mean that wetlands are disappearing here at unprecedented rates worldwide." Add in the threat of more powerful hurricanes spurred by climate change, Keim says, "and you have to worry about the past repeating itself here." "Louisiana is in many ways, one of the best examples of starting to see some of the near-term implications of climate change," says environmental policy expert Jordan Fischbach, of the Pardee RAND Graduate School in Pittsburgh, part of the team that last year developed tools for the state to decide what coastal restoration projects to pursue. "In some ways, I feel like it is the canary in the coal mine because they are seeing effects that change people's day-to-day lives."
The inability of the world's most advanced democracy to confront a problem that's as obvious as houses falling into the sea is the most serious consequence of the ongoing war on science, and the ongoing waterboarding of science, and the ongoing derision of expertise that has become an important element in the governing coalition of one of the two major political parties that we have allowed ourselves. It's going to be the consequence of those phenomena with the most serious -- and irreversible -- repercussions for every one of us. (Even the Iraq War, which was a singular triumph of the derision of expertise, especially in the intelligence community, is finally pretty much over.) And, right on cue, and as a perfect illustration of what my running mate was discussing earlier today, here comes Congressman Steve King of Iowa, deciding to be stupid on a topic other than immigration for a change.
"It is not proven, it's not science. It's more of a religion than a science," he said. He said that even if carbon dioxide in the atmosphere causes the earth to warm, environmentalists only look at the bad from that, not the good. "Everything that might result from a warmer planet is always bad in (environmentalists') analysis," he said. "There will be more photosynthesis going on if the Earth gets warmer. ... And if sea levels go up 4 or 6 inches, I don't know if we'd know that."
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The objective of the Water Race mini game
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The start of a mini battle. The objective is to locate and destroy the enemy tank
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The tech startup programme DealStart set up by it@cork European Tech Cluster, has announced its second round of support for businesses in the Munster region.
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yes, nikon of course!!! thanks for the kind comments, ralph! :) vicki
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ta, bubbleblue, you are so kind! :) vicki
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great capture good depth of field
thanks dave! i remember this morning well! it was beautiful! and it was so quiet before everyone got up! vicki :)
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Great shot … your dof is right on target
thank you sharon! much appreciated! vicki :) it was very misty!
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Gorgous pastel tones, Vicki. Subtle and nice. Well done.
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Great contrast in the tree, which is a contrast in itself to the misty surrounds. A fantastic capture.
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I Love this … Love the way the tree leans ever so graceful to the left….
another great capture Vicki….Patricia :-)
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Beautiful capture with wonderful tones.
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