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George Harrison was "the quiet Beatle". But it was Harrison who first made his mark after
the Beatles disbanded by scoring a No. 1 hit single with "My Sweet Lord," in 1970 (the success of the single was somewhat
marred by a 1976 court ruling that found Harrison guilty of "subconscious plagiarism" of The Chiffons' charming ditty "He's
So Fine"). Even if his self-deprecating and retiring personality made it hard for him to be heard above his charismatic
bandmates, few will deny that Harrison
- as a guitarist and as a songwriter - was an important voice for the Beatles.
Harrison was the one Beatle whose upbringing was cushioned by a traditional nuclear family - while his bandmates suffered
broken homes and deaths in the family (both John Lennon and Paul McCartney lost their mums early on), Harrison was raised by
a large, close-knit clan of modest means in the Wavertree section of Liverpool, not far from John and Paul's homes. Childhood
conferred upon George a sweet-natured disposition that only partially gave way to ire and indifference in his preteen years.
Harrison first expressed his hostility to his "chundering" schoolmasters by dressing in outlandish outfits and sleeping in
class, but by the age of thirteen, he had discovered a far better way to channel his anger: playing guitar. George took a
liking to skiffle music (a genre of folk-derived music played on acoustic guitars, string basses, and washboards), an
appreciation he shared with a cherub-faced chum from the Liverpool Institute named Paul McCartney.
The two also found they shared an interest in American rock-and-roll music.
Paul McCartney had the good fortune to join up with a local band named the Quarrymen that included another schoolmate, John
Lennon, and Harrison joined the group under McCartney's auspices the following year, in 1958. George was sufficiently
inspired by the group's success to drop out of the Liverpool Institute to pursue his rock-and-roll dream more earnestly,
working as an electrician's apprentice to pay his living expenses (he soon quit because he kept blowing things up).
Considerably younger than the rest of the boys, George nevertheless overcame his insecurity and proved himself to be an adept
and inventive guitarist. He continued to polish and inform his playing by listening to Duane Eddy, Chet Atkins, Buddy Holly,
Eddie Cochran, and eventually classical guitarist AndrTs Segovia, and in 1962, when the Quarrymen were re-baptized the
Beatles, Harrison was mature enough in his style to act as lead guitarist.
On the set of the Beatles' 1965 movie, Help!, Harrison picked up a peculiar-looking stringed instrument called the sitar for
the first time - an "instrumental" introduction that heralded his eventual immersion in and conversion to Hindu philosophy
and religion. Both his musical and metaphysical interest sufficiently piqued, Harrison accepted instruction on the sitar from
famed Indian musician Ravi Shankar, and subsequently travelled to India to steep himself in Eastern philosophy.
The trip and his association with Shankar and religious leader Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ignited a spiritual awakening in
Harrison, and his ideas about life and his sense of his own humility would change forever. This period of enlightenment was
also marked by the Beatles' first experiments with acid; L.S.D. became yet another inspirational tool in their collective
exploration of mysticism that erupted in their culturally catalytic album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
By the time Paul McCartney announced that he was leaving the band, in 1970, Harrison had been pursuing other adulterous
artistic relationships for nigh on two years, the most notable achievement being his composition and arrangement of the
Indian instrumentals for the unreleased film Wonderwall (the resulting soundtrack, Wonderwall Music, provided inspiration for
the British band Oasis's hit, "Wonderwall").
George had always been frustrated in the songwriting department by the prolific Lennon and McCartney (though Harrison did
contribute such hits as "Something," "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," and "Here Comes the Sun," among others), and the end of
the Beatles sparked in him something of a musical rebirth. He moved into record production (he formed Dark Horse Records in
1974) and collaborated with other artists (notably Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton).
Harrison teamed with Phil Spector to produce his first post-Beatles solo effort, the appropriately titled All Things Must
Pass (1970). The album confirmed Harrison's vast and theretofore unrealized talents as a lyricist, musician, composer, and
Harrison's subsequent solo albums, though popularly successful by virtue of his millions of fans, were not always as
well-received critically. Undaunted by critical doubt, Harrison dabbled boldly in other projects, both behind the scenes and
on center stage: he formed a film production company, HandMade Films, in 1978, producing such memorable films as Monty
Python's Life of Brian and Time Bandits; he appeared in a number of films, most notably in a cameo in Monty Python's witty
ribbing of Beatles mythology, The Rutles:
All You Need Is Cash (1978); he produced and guest-starred as a guitarist on a slew of other artists' albums; he penned his
autobiography, I Me Mine; he teamed with Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, and the late Roy Orbison to create the supergroup
the Traveling Wilburys. For all his hard work, Harrison was honored as the first recipient of Billboard's Century Award, in
1992, the publication's highest distinction for extraordinary creative achievement (he also boasts a total of six Grammy
awards and an Oscar that he shares with the other Beatles).
In 1996, Harrison collaborated with McCartney and Starr to create the sweeping retrospective (in the forms of a television
documentary and three volumes of previously unavailable recordings), The Beatles Anthology.
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10/18/1969 | Something (The Beatles) [Apple] #1
11/23/1970 | My Sweet Lord/Isn't It A Pity (version one) [Apple] #1
02/15/1971 | What Is Life/Apple Scruffs [Apple] #10
07/28/1971 | Bangla Desh/Deep Blue [Apple] #23
05/07/1973 | Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)/Miss O'Dell #1 [Apple]
11/18/1974 | Dark Horse/I Don't Care Anymore [Apple] #15
12/23/1974 | Ding Dong; Ding Dong/Hari's On Tour (Express) [Apple] #36
09/15/1975 | You/World Of Stone [Apple] #20
12/08/1975 | This Guitar (Can't Keep From Crying)/Maya Love [Apple]
11/15/1976 | This Song/Learning How To Love You [Dark Horse]
01/24/1977 | Crackerbox Palace/Learning How To Love You [Dark Horse] #19
04/04/1977 | Dark Horse/You Capitol [Starline] #15
02/19/1979 | Blow Away/Soft-Hearted Hana [Dark Horse] #16
05/14/1979 | Love Comes To Everyone/Soft Touch [Dark Horse] #38
05/04/1981 | All Those Years Ago/Writing's On The Wall [Dark Horse] #2
07/20/1981 | Teardrops/Save The World [Dark Horse] #102
11/09/1981 | All Those Years Ago/Teardrops [Dark Horse]
11/01/1982 | Wake Up My Love/Greece [Dark Horse] #53
02/07/1983 | I Really Love You/Circles [Dark Horse]
04/23/1985 | I Don't Want To Do It/Queen Of The Hop [Columbia]
10/03/1987 | Got My Mind Set On You/Lay His Head [Dark Horse] #1
01/30/1988 | When We Was Fab/Zig Zag Dark Horse] #23
05/12/1988 | This Is Love/Breath Away From Heaven [Dark Horse] #20
10/17/1988 | Handle With Care/Margarita (Traveling Wilburys) [Wilbury] #45
01/23/1989 | End Of The Line/Congratulations (Traveling Wilburys) [Wilbury] #63
06/01/1989 | Got My Mind Set On You/When We Was Fab [Warner Bros.]
08/28/1989 | Cheer Down/That's What It Takes [Warner Bros.]
04/12/1990 | Handle With Care/End Of The Line (Traveling Wilburys) [Warner Bros.]
03/25/1991 | Wilbury Twist/New Blue Moon (instrumental) [Wilbury/Warner Bros.]
03/11/1997 | My Sweet Lord/Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) [Capitol]
1968 | Wonderwall Music
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1972 | The Concert for Bangla Desh
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Toyota Camry Hybrid Battery Pack Questions
devy1 Posts: 14I also have a 2007 TCH with 183K miles and had all the options available. So far do not see any issues with the hybrid battery. Just had my rear brake pads changed. With these many miles, I am on the highways a lot and do not use the brakes that much. Have changed oil with synthetic Mobil 1 5W 30 almost every 6-8K miles. Have not changed spark plugs yet. Any expert want to comment/help out on the spark plugs? Get an average of 35 mpg these days on Kumho tires that I keep 1psi higher then recommended on the door. First set of my Kumho tires replacing michelins and they have been great on wear.
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bison58 Posts: 1I have owned a 2007 Camry hybrid since March 2007 and driven it just over 50K miles. No trouble with the 240 volt hybrid battery but did have to replace the 12 volt battery in 2011 at a cost of $385 which is ridiculous. There is an Optima battery that will work fine to replace the Panasonic in spite of what the dealers tell you. You should know, the Panasonic replacement battery you get at a dealer has a one (1) year warranty only! Not acceptable If enough people complain to Toyota American in Compton, CA. this may change! Also, there is no one who can tell you how long the 240 volt battery will last. It is a mystery.
druminstein Posts: 2Spark plugs are due at 150k miles per manufacture recommendations. There is no set life expectancy for the HV battery life. The federal warranty is 100k miles and 150k miles in CA. The brakes last because they are only responsible for 10% of the braking force. The HV motor is what slows the vehicle down, thus saving brake pad life.
druminstein Posts: 2For future readers, they actually use an Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) battery, NOT a Lead-Acid battery like most cars. There are many Technical Service Bulletins released from Toyota on how to care and charge the 12V battery in cases where the vehicle sits for extended periods of time.
mthomas3 Posts: 33I have a total of 1800 miles on it. I wanted to see if anyone else had a problem like this. Driving today in Phoenix and everything operated normally. This was the hottest day yet. Outside air temp reading was 113 degrees. Parked it for an hour, then came out to go home. Made a very fast left turn onto busy street. Easily the hardest turn I had made to date in the car. The hybrid system died, and put up a red battery light. I figured I could drive home on the gas engine - WRONG. The gas engine engine will shut down a few seconds after the hybrid battery light goes on. I had to re-start gas engine about 7 times to get it to a safe spot.
I don't think the 250V battery died as it powered the AC compressor just fine and I had cold AC. The dealer has it now. If I do not get a satisfactory explanation I plan to trade it in and pressure dealer to give back what I paid for it. Will definitely get a gas-only engine.
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joon Posts: 121My 2012 TCH that I purchased in March currently has about 4k miles in it. This past week, I took it on a long drive from So. Cal. to San Francisco and the car worked flawlessly. Since I was planning to go around San Francisco by walking and taking public transportation (hard and expensive to find parking around downtown and Fisherman's Wharf) I decided to drop off my car at a parking lot with attendants that move the car around the lot as needed. They also leave the key inside the car. When I picked up my TCH 4 days later I noticed that the hybrid battery was almost completely drained (1 purple bar) and it took 50 to 60 miles of freeway driving for the gas mileage to go from low 20s to low 40s, low 40s being my normal average under regular freeway driving conditions. Even when I didn't drive my hybrid for a few days the hybrid battery never drained before, so my strong suspicion is that the #$%*ing attendant forgot to turn the switch off and since the key was left inside the car, the car was running the whole time. I love this car and am planning to keep it for many many years (my last Camry, which I have owned for almost 18 years, has 235k miles and still runs strong). Does anybody know what the potential impact is of leaving the car running for several days? Will this shorten the life of the hybrid batteries or should I worry about other components going bad? This is my first hybrid, so still learning all the "ins and outs". Extremely impressed with the car. Thanks. :mad:
larsb Posts: 8,204What most likely happened was that it ran at idle for a while before they turned it off. That will run down the battery, such as sitting in crawling-along traffic will do.
It ABSOLUTELY did NOT run for 4 days. If it had, the gas engine would have started dozens if not hundreds of times while idling, to recharge the battery. You would have come back to a fully charged battery with a lot less gas in the engine.
Having a 2007 TCH which just ran out of warranty on 5-31-2012, I have confidence that your battery is just fine.
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hcpro Posts: 1Mine has NEVER gotten above 60% and often has only two purple bars. It dramatically reduces mileage. When the charge is high (as it rarely is) I get ~ 50mpg. When it's low (as it usually is) I get 33mpg. Does this mean I have something that needs to be either adjusted, fixed or replaced? Anyone?Anyone???
gfr1 Posts: 55Are you sure about the Hybrid Aux. 12v battery being AGM? I've checked with Toyota sales & service and couldn't find anyone that knew what an AGM battery was. They assured me that it was a standard water flooded car battery. Now the main battery is, sort-of. I guess it's actually a form of gel-cell. Toyota's internet information calls it a standard wet-cell battery. I'm interested in the facts, because I am in the process of buying a battery charger and maintainer charger. I want to get a charger for AGM type, if that applies, but what I've learned so far, it doesn't. Your comment is the only one I've seen that indicates that. Of course Optima now builds a AGM battery for the ver. 3 Prius, as a replacement, due to battery deficiencies, but that doesn't address the Camry issues, nor Camry fitment. Anyway, I'm guessing that it wouldn't fit a Camry.
mthomas3 Posts: 33I checked out The Optima battery sold by my local Costco and it will fit. It is the 34/78 Redtop with dual post configuration. see http://www.optimabatteries.com/_media/documents/specs/34_78_082304.pdf.
Width and depth are the same as the Panasonic, but height is a little shorter. You will need to use the optional spacer that comes with the battery. Measure your battery size before you go in to buy one and check for yourself.
The Panasonic 12 V battery that came in my 2012 Camry hybrid is rated 57 Amp Hours at 20 amp discharge rate. Unfortunately, the Optima is only rated 50 Amp Hours at 20amps, so that is probably why it is not listed as a direct replacement. However, It would certainly work, but with 12% less capacity. See yellow top below for Prius.
I have read several places the TCH has an 12V AGM battery, but nothing from Toyota directly. Many people blame the cost of the battery on it being an AGM type.
I looked up the Optima Prius battery. It is a yellow top deep cycle battery. http://www.optimabatteries.com/battery_selector/
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snaab93se1 Posts: 69Almost positive the battery is AGM type and the original is produced by Panasonic. More information of this type of battery and options to replace it on greenhybrid link below:
http://www.greenhybrid.com/discuss/f49/12-volt-battery-replacement-upgrade-2007-- toyota-camry-hybrid-photos-23466/ -
gfr1 Posts: 55Thanks for the response and good reference. But, I retain my doubts, as is referenced in a 2012 Camry Hybrid manual. (Copy/Paste)
Hybrid Synergy Drive Component Locations & Descriptions
12 Volt Auxiliary Battery
Trunk Passenger Side
A lead-acid battery that supplies power to the low voltage devices. ©
Hybrid Vehicle (HV) Battery Pack
Trunk Area, Mounted to Cross Member and Behind Rear Seat
244.8 Volt Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery
Notice it says that the 12v is a "lead-acid" battery. Recognizing that "lead acid" is pretty generic, I looked it up. Below is a "how to tell" statement from a battery article
Read the battery label. Liquid--or flooded--lead acid batteries will say "lead acid," "wet cell," "flooded lead acid" or "liquid lead acid" on the label. Gel-filled lead acid batteries will say "Gel-Filled" on the label. AGM lead acid batteries will say "AGM" or "Absorbed Glass Mat," "sealed regulated valve," "dry cell," "non-spillable," or "valve regulated" on the label.
So, why is this such a mystery? Further, I checked with one of Fort Worth's prominant dealer sales & service and they didn't know what an AGM battery was! Their considered sales authority went out to look and said that it appears to be a standard lead-acid & recited: Gp 26, Pansonic 240412, 20HR57AHCCA450B26JIS. He didn't designate spaces, but trying to read through this, from what looks familiar to me, it probably is a standard lead-acid.
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alx0199 Posts: 2My car battery died at 101000 on my 07 Camry hybrid last year I ordered in July and they got it in September. They battery cost about 5000 use and I believe 300 to put it in. 2 years ago the actuator was leaking and I paid 2800 use to have It replaced and I just took it in yesterday because the check vsc light came in and the actuator Is leaking. Only 1 year guarantee. They want to charge 2800 to have it replaced again.


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Oral History Program Phyllis Naegle Purdy Interviewed by Marci Farr 27 August 2008 Oral History Program Weber State University Stewart Library Ogden, Utah Phyllis Naegle Purdy Interviewed by Marci Farr 27 August 2008 Copyright © 2009 by Weber State University, Stewart Library Mission Statement The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories intended for the widest possible use. Interviews are conducted with the goal of eliciting from each participant a full and accurate account of events. The interviews are transcribed, edited for accuracy and clarity, and reviewed by the interviewees (as available), who are encouraged to augment or correct their spoken words. The reviewed and corrected transcripts are indexed, printed, and bound with photographs and illustrative materials as available. Archival copies are placed in Special Collections. The Stewart Library also houses the original recording so researchers can gain a sense of the interviewee's voice and intonations. Project Description The Dee School of Nursing was founded in 1910 to provide training for nurses who would staff the new Dee Memorial Hospital. The first class of eight nurses graduated from the school in 1913 and the school continued to operate until 1955, with a total of more than 700 graduates. A new nursing school and home located just east of the hospital was completed in 1917 and all nursing students were required to live in the home during their training. This oral history project was created to capture the memories of the school's alumni before their stories disappear in the same way the Dee Hospital has disappeared. The oral interviews focus on how the women became involved with the school, their experiences going through training, and how they used the training. ____________________________________ Oral history is a method of collecting historical information through recorded interviews between a narrator with firsthand knowledge of historically significant events and a well-informed interviewer, with the goal of preserving substantive additions to the historical record. Because it is primary material, oral history is not intended to present the final, verified, or complete narrative of events. It is a spoken account. It reflects personal opinion offered by the interviewee in response to questioning, and as such it is partisan, deeply involved, and irreplaceable. ____________________________________ Rights Management Special Collections All literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to the Stewart Library of Weber State University. No part of the manuscript may be published without the written permission of the University Librarian. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed to the Administration Office, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 84408. The request should include identification of the specific item and identification of the user. It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows: Phyllis Naegle Purdy, an oral history by Marci Farr, 27 August 2008, WSU Stewart Library Oral History Program, Special Collections, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, UT. iii Graduation Photo Class of 1941 Phyllis Naegle Purdy Application Photo 1935 Phyllis Naegle Purdy and Family 2008 1 Abstract: This is an oral history interview with Phyllis Naegle Purdy. It was conducted August 27, 2008 and concerns her recollections and experiences with the Dee School of Nursing. The interviewer is Marci Farr. MF: This is Marci Farr. We are interviewing Phyllis Naegle Purdy at her home in Ogden, Utah. It is August 27, 2008. She graduated from the Dee School of Nursing in 1941. Is that correct? PP: Yes. MF: Tell us a little bit about your early life and where you grew up and your family. PP: I was a child of the depression and when I graduated from high school there was not much for me. My dad was poor as most people were. And so the only opening to me was to go in nurses training. It would cost very little, it did cost some, and it gave me three years to grow up because I had nothing to do after high school. I was just adrift. When I got in training, we used to talk about our lives. I found out I was not the only one in this situation. It wasn't like I desired to save the world. We lived together for three years, and became kind of like sisters. We still contact each other. MF: Why did you decide on the Dee Hospital? PP: I decided on the Dee Hospital because my aunt lived in Ogden. She was the one who looked after me; because my mother died when I was eleven. A lot of people were poor in those days. No one really had room for another person in their homes. I am glad I did. I joined the Navy Nurse Corps soon after I got out of training; I felt it was my patriotic duty. MF: Where did you serve? 2 PP: First, I went to Mare Island, California and then I went to New Zealand then New Caledonia then Guadalcanal then St. Albans at Long Island, New York. MF: You had quite the adventure. PP: Yes I did. I was in there two and a half years. I learned a lot, war is Hell! I got out in the world. It was a good experience for me. Every U.S. Naval Hospital was well managed. I really did like New Zealand. If I had to live in any other country, I would take New Zealand, if they would have me! MF: That would be the one you choose. PP: It really is a nice, just nice place to live. Everybody treated us good down there. MF: So you did that for the duration of the war? PP: Yes I did, for two and a half years, then peace was declared and then I came home. MF: That is a great story. When you started nurses training were you surprised at how strict they were? PP: No it wasn't a shock to me because I had grown up and never did anything out of the way…well not too far out of the way. MF: You had a roommate for all three years, correct? PP: Well I had a roommate for one year and then she and a friend who had graduated from the same high school wanted to live together and I said okay. There were a few single rooms in the school of nursing and so I took one of those. MF: So what was a typical day like when you started your shift work? 3 PP: We had schedules. We took turns working difference hours. We had classes to attend. We had R.N.s and M.D.s for our instructors. We were affiliated with Weber State. Sometimes we went to the college for our classes; sometimes the professors would come to our school. We spent our allotted time in the nursing departments: surgical, medical, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics, nursery, diet and nutrition. We were treated very well—but we were expected to follow the rules. MF: While you were in training you had a housemother that was in charge of all the nurses, correct? PP: Yes we had a housemother. She kind of looked after us. The first one we had wasn't very good. She left early but the second one was more motherly. MF: She kind of took care of you and made sure you were alright. PP: Yes. MF: If you had a night off what was something you would do? PP: We had Saturday night off; we didn't have to be in till twelve. Otherwise we had to be in by ten o'clock. As I said, my social life wasn't all that great but I did have my aunt and she was very good to me. When I had my day off I would go see her or I had some friends over or we went to a movie. So it was very pleasant because I didn't expect much and went right along with the rules. MF: Now at that time were you required to attend church on Sunday if you didn't work? PP: No we were not required to attend church. MF: It was a choice? 4 PP: Yes. I guess it depends on the school of nursing they went to because we were not required to. MF: So did you know any of the members of the Dee family? PP: No I did not know any members of the Dee family. MF: Did you know Elizabeth Stewart? PP: I knew who she was, and we knew who Thomas D. Dee was. MF: When you completed your training you went into the navy. And then after that you were married. PP: I got married after I got out of the navy. I had five children. MF: I am sure your nursing served you well there too. PP: Well, I think it did. The kids have told me they appreciated it. MF: Yes, so everything was taken care of. PP: I was the only nurse in the neighborhood. I'm not saying that I was the greatest but I was the only one. MF: But you could help out where you could. PP: I did. They came to me and I had to decide if they needed stitches or they came to me and I got slivers out of fingers or specks out of eyes. One woman said, "I can always tell when my kids get hurt down to your place because they come home with a nice bandage on." I was always on some health committee, like P.T.A. I gave shots under the doctor's supervision, for allergies, in the neighborhood. It was nice that they could come and at least get my opinion and if I could not handle the situation I would just tell them. MF: Exactly so they would trust your judgment. 5 PP: Yes. MF: How do you think nurses training and also nurses working have changed over the years? PP: Well see I haven't worked after I married. I always say that the only thing that is the same when I was nursing and now, is that people still get sick. That is a slight exaggeration. MF: And you learned everything on every floor. Nowadays it is more specialized. You specialize in one area maybe for labor and delivery or whatever. PP: We went through the whole thing including the delivery room and the nursery. MF: What was your favorite on all the floors that you worked on while you were in the hospital? PP: Well I actually didn't really have a favorite. I rather like pediatrics because the children were so darling. And you felt sorry for the ones that were really sick. It was sad too when not only the children died but when one of your adult patients died too. You had to deal with it but it gets you used to accepting suffering. MF: You would have to, to be able to do that job. PP: I have talked to several people just the other day. These people came to visit me from Florida and we were talking about nursing. She said, "I could never do that because the blood and the suffering would…" MF: It would be too much. PP: Yes. MF: Yes, mine would be needles. PP: Needles huh? 6 MF: I hate needles. It takes someone special to be able to do that. PP: I kind of got used to it. It wasn't that I shrugged it off because we all have feelings. MF: It still affects you. PP: Yes. MF: But you would be able to cope with it better. PP: Yes you do. Coping, that is a good word. MF: So you had your yearbook, this was your senior… PP: This is the senior one because I was in the class of 1941. I was the humor editor. I left in '41 and never went back to the Dee to work.
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Mabel The Rescue Dog Walks Across The U.S.
Posted: Aug 14 2012
The following is a guest post by author, adventurer and dog adoption advocate Tyler Coulson.
In 2011, I walked across the United States from Delaware to San Diego, California. I was a part of a team of two: me and Mabel the dog. Together, Mabel and I traveled about 3500 miles in 8 months' time (including all the north-south detours and getting lost), and we walked about 3200 of those miles. I wrote a book about the hike and about practicing law (I used to be a corporate attorney) and the book is called By Men or By the Earth. My publishing company has pledged to give 10% of all profits on sales made between August 1 and December 31, 2012 to no-kill animal shelters.
I am not sure I would have finished the whole hike without Mabel. I probably would have. But it wouldn't have been the same experience.
When we climbed into a cold tent after a day's hike in the east (or then again in the Rocky Mountains), Mabel curled up in a ball on my feet and kept them warm. If I shivered in the night, she woke me up licking at my face and then lay beside me in the tent to keep me warm.
When we were out in the west, Mabel's ears were always keen, listening for animals or people who could be approaching. And Mabel stood her ground and defended us when angry dogs, both domestic and wild, lunged at us in the Midwest.
It's difficult to walk that far and to spend that much time alone. The overwhelming aloneness of the trip was sometimes difficult for me to deal with, but Mabel stayed with me and never complained. And when we hiked, she would periodically touch my left hand with her wet puppy nose to let me know that she was still there with me.
She was a great responsibility and she slowed the hike down a lot. I had to carry extra food and extra water, and we couldn't hike at all when the temperature got too hot for Mabel. It took us 8 months to cross the continent. Without Mabel with me, I could have done it in 5.
But it wouldn't have been the same.
I love that dog.
Mabel was a rescue dog. Some family didn't want her and dropped her off at a shelter. I can't understand that, but maybe they had good reasons. It kills me that the country is full of lonely people and at the same time shelters are full of dogs who are just bursting with love and energy. The world isn't fair, I guess. Mabel was sad when she was in the shelter, and when I brought her home she was timid and reserved, confused and sad.
But that all changed after a few days with me. Suddenly she was a puppy again.
And on the Walk, after a couple days hiking, sweating, being in pain and being lonely and out in the elements, we'd check into a motel and Mabel would go CRAZY. She'd jump on and off of the bed and run in circles and collapse at my feet. She was so happy.
And she'd get so happy out in the middle of nowhere when we saw a wild turkey or, in the west, pronghorn antelope. Her tail would wag and her ears would perk up, and she's one of those dogs that has a face that shows when she's happy. You can actually see on her face that she's happy.
I was pretty sad when I started the hike, for all sorts of reasons. Truth is, I was sad when I finished the hike, too. But Mabel was still there with me. When I got back home to Chicago and was depressed and confused and felt like I had nothing going on in my life, there she was. She was always at my feet, helping me write the book By Men or By the Earth. She'd cuddle up next to me as I slept. She'd lead me on insane happy walks through the neighborhood.
I know that she loves me, too.
Not many people will ever get a chance to experience a cross-country hike. I'm very lucky in that regard, and I feel lucky for that every day. Sometimes it's overwhelming how fortunate I feel to have done it. But what really overwhelms me—what really makes me tear up—is thinking of how lucky I am to have done the trip with Mabel. Near the end of the trip, I tweeted that I had carried a lot of equipment and a lot of heartache across the country but that Mabel had carried me. She's my teammate. She's the best friend I've ever had.
And she was a rescue dog.
About Tyler Coulson
Tyler Coulson is an attorney and adventurer. He was born in rural Illinois, graduated from the University of Iowa College of Law, and practiced law at a large firm in Chicago, where he still lives with his dog, Mabel. He is the author of By Men or By the Earth, a memoir about his cross-country hike and his days in the law. His book is available at his website, www.tylercoulson.com. The publisher of the book, The Walkout Syndicate LLC, has pledged 10% of all profits on sales between August 1 and December 31, 2012, to support of no-kill animal shelters.


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Before August was even a memory, Burrell School in the Summit Road area of the Santa Cruz Mountains, had begun picking Estate pinot noir, far earlier than vintage 2012, and certainly weeks ahead of dismally small, difficult and nailbitingly late vintages '11 and '10.
Owner Anne Moulton says, "We are beyond excited about the quantity and quality of Harvest 2013! Superb flavor development and great balance."
Last year was a giant harvest at the old schoolhouse, with nearly 75 tons crushed. This year, they will bring in less fruit from other vineyards, eliminating some wines from their broad portfolio, focusing instead on estate wines.
Loma Prieta Winery, the only winery on the Central Coast to grow pinotage at 2600 feet, grafted all their estate pinot noir over to this staple of South African winemaking last year. They picked their estate fruit at the end of August, getting only one ton. They also purchase from three vineyards in Lodi and Amador, and have already pressed off the Lodi fruit from the Amarosa vineyard.
Winemaker Andrew Brenkwitz at Byington Winery, high in the hills above Los Gatos, has already done several picks of pinot noir from the 7-acre estate vineyard that sits at about 1800 feet.
The vineyard looks amazing this year, and instead of thinning fruit, as many do, he opted to do some early picks, taking advantage of the vines generosity, and thereby promoting more rapid ripening in the remaining clusters.
First off was pinot at around 18 brix, to be made into brandy by local brandy house, Osocalis. Next off was pinot at 19-21 brix to form the basis of an upcoming sparkling wine that Hopland-based Rack & Riddle will eventually turn into some stellar Blanc de Blanc under the Byington label. Right after that picking came the crop for the winery's signature rosé of pinot noir, picked at about 22 brix.
In another week or so, the bulk of the pinot will be turned into what looks to be a particularly succulent rendering of their estate pinot.
Viticulture consultant, Prudy Foxx, has already done some night picks of pinot noir at Lester Family Vineyards in Corralitos, a lovely sun-drenched area of the Santa Cruz Mountains that used to be primarily apple orchard country.
Farther to the south, near San Martin, Dan Martin of Martin Ranch, offered this assessment of when he starts checking for sugars. "As soon as the birds show up, I know we're getting to be around 18 Brix, 'cause they're not interested prior to that. I figure I've got 5 to 6 weeks before I pick my Cab, unless we get slammed with a huge heat wave." He says it's a really big crop, substantially larger than last year's.
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Where to Eat
A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 11:30 AM.
Tapanco - This restaurant overlooks the ocean and pool. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Mezquite - This beachfront restaurant serves dinner only. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Beach Club - This beach restaurant serves lunch only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Snack Bar - This poolside restaurant serves lunch only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
A private beach, outdoor tennis courts, and a health club are featured at the resort. A children's pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a steam room.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Tennis on site
- Tennis lessons on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Beach yoga on site
Spa Services
The onsite spa has 5 treatment rooms and outdoor treatment areas. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a spa tub.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 16
- Number of treatment rooms 5
- Outdoor treatment areas
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Special Instructions: Please contact the property ahead of time to make arrangements for check-in.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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The Art of Romance Honeymoon Package
Book a minimum 7-night stay in a Junior Suite Ocean Front Suite or higher and receive the following:
- Unpacking and pressing service for the couple on arrival
- Large red rose floral arrangement in the suite
- Specialty spa gift in the room on arrival
- Sunrise champagne breakfast in bed or on the terrace of guestroom
- "Lavish chocolate" nightly turn down service
- Romantic surprise dinner on the beach with live music
- Handmade beach bag
- Special turndown service one evening with rose petals, scented oil bubble bath, and favorite drink
- Sueños del Mar Holistic Ritual 80-minute specialty couples massage
- 10% discount on all spa treatments (product purchases not included) for the couple throughout stay
- Complimentary anniversary night (1 complimentary night with a 7-night minimum return stay over first anniversary)
Newlywed & Anniversary Promotion
Book a honeymoon or anniversary stay, in any room or rate category, and receive the following:
- Welcome letter
- Fresh fruit
- A bottle of sparkling wine
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he is HOT!!
he is HOT!!
I joined just like you and emailed also I did have a reply and was told on Wednesday that this new Jim video would be loaded for streaming and a link put up on a new update on globalflight
It's now Friday and it's not happened. For the cost of joining it's been one hell of a wait to see something they should have uploaded nearly 2 weeks ago!
Not cool
Arrrr, I feel you pain man, I can't wait!
It really sounds like that site is a sham... based on what I'm reading.
So it turns out the updated new video of Jim is on the site a few days, for members under the Erotic Wrestling HD Shows tab which I never thought to check!
It's there in 7 parts, in shockwave format like most streaming video on globalfight.
I've gotta say Jim is still looking good all these years later, he's got a neat jaw outline beard and a cute little pair of specs when he sits naked at his desk writing checks while watching some shopping network/infomercial. He keeps having cheeky glances into the camera, sometimes stops, lays back in the chair a bit and flexes his biceps/pecs. The camera remains just above crotch height at all times.
Then he has a naked workout, running machine etc. Again he's teasing and the camera remains above his waist, but he's not wearing anything, that is clear.
Then he heads outside to enjoy his hottub.
He shows his ass for the first time and then you catch a glimpse of his cock and balls too!
He gets in and out of the tub a bit but generally he's just having a relax and we're watching.
I sure hope this is the start of more Carolina Jim content on the site.
Thanks for the review. I'm not paying to see what doesn't even result in masturbation or anything involving sex.
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incase you guys were still looking for a vid
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There a new video on Xhamster
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omg...so hot!!!!!!! thanks!!
yesterday I watched a video on xtube, I just clicked on the label "bears" or "daddies"... it lasted 45...
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ワルド"it's something unpredictable, but in the end it's right"
I see it's the very same video
ワルド"it's something unpredictable, but in the end it's right"
radcliffe this is the last video of carolina jim that i saw.
I uploaded this video here but its was removed.
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he is a hot hot hot man!
The best CJ video is the football one, because he kisses, jacks off with, and cums on another guy. Super hot
Don't have it unfortunately
Carolina Jim content was only down a short while but he decided to come back when so many folks were pirating his content and he discovered we were able to police the internet for fakes and get them removed for him. He is an exclusive model at GlobalFight . com with contract so all the rumors can be put to rest. If you want to see the 10,000 photo we have shot of him feel free to visit. We also have videos of him streaming in the members area and tons of free full size pics of him on the website public area. Enjoy.
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Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 2, 2013, at New Jerusalem M.B. Church in Mound Bayou with Pastor Michael Harris officiating. Burial will follow in New Jerusalem Church cemetery in Mound Bayou, under the direction of T.L. Redmon Funeral Home in Cleveland.
Survivors include spouse Willie Thompson of Mound Bayou; son, Lonnie Johnson Jr. of Indianapolis, Ind.; daughters, Shawanda M. Johnson, Maria Johnson and Michelle E. Johnson all of Indianapolis, Ind.; brothers, Willie Sanders of Cleveland and Tony Sanders of New York City, N.Y.; sisters, Armie J. Patterson of St. Louis, Mo., Blondell Travis of Renova, Mary Catherine Crump of Houston, Texas, Hazel M. Sanders, Shelia Sanders both of Mound Bayou, Pearlie Lee and Joann Sims, both of Cleveland, Gracie Smith of Springfield, Evelyn Gillespie of Nashville, Tenn., and Adron Duckworth of Horn Lake; nine grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
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