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Mid Week Services-
These services arose out of a heartfelt need to deepen the experience of Holy Week through connecting with and relating to the human side of Christ's struggle as he journeyed to the cross. Too often the average worshiper leaves Palm Sunday to come back on Resurrection Sunday with only the barest of hints of the drama of the week before. In essence we go from celebration to celebration, not connecting and dwelling on the full emotional and painful price that God paid for us during Holy Week.
These services are meditative. The music is calm and reflective. The tone of the service is subdued. The leader is not the focus. We center on the Christ candle as it makes its way through the week to finally find it's resting place on the altar on Good Friday. At the end of Good Friday's service, it is extinguished as the flame of life leaves our Savior dead in a tomb. I have found that the only way I can fully feel Easter is by trying to fully feel Holy Week through the scriptures.
Every service will start at 7:00 PM and will last about a half hour. There are very few elements of the traditional worship services of Sunday morning: we gather to sing, to pray, to read scripture, to walk with our Lord in this His most painful days. It is that simple.
|Services for Holy Week
|Palm Sunday
March 29
|Matt 21:1-11
Phil. 2:5-11
Mt 26:14-27:66
or Mt 27:11-54
|Holy Monday
March 31
|Isaiah 42:1-9
Luke 20:27-40, 21:37-38
|Holy Tuesday
March 30
|Isaiah 49:1-7
Luke 21: 5-36
|Holy Wednesday
April 1
|Isaiah 50:4-9a
Luke 22:1-6
|Holy Thursday
April 2
|Worship Service
|Exodus 12:1-14
Luke 22:39-54
|Good Friday
April 3
|Isaiah 52:13-53:12
Luke 23:26-55
|Holy Saturday
April 4
Luke 23:56
|Easter Sunday
April 5
|Acts 10:34-431
Corinthians 15:19-26
John 20:1-18
Lenten Sermon Series
We will be using John Ortberg's book, Who Is This Man: The Unpredictable Impact of the Inescapable Jesus, as the basis of a sermon series over the five Sundays leading up to Easter. Each Sunday will have a reading list for those who would like to follow along in the book, and a video component for those who would like to watch it prior to the service on Sunday.
Here is the schedule of titles, scriptures, and book chapters:
- March 1- "Are You Amazed?"
Matthew 7:21-29
Chapters 1-3
- March 8- "Humanity Revealed"
Ephesians 2:11-22
Chapters 4-6
- March 15- "But I Tell You, Forgive"
Matthew 5:38-48
Chapters 7-9
- March 22- "Living Ripples"
John 15:1-17
Chapters 10-12
- March 29 (Passion/Palm Sunday- "The Eternal Three Days"
Acts 13:23-33
Chapters 13-15
The schedule follows the order of the study guide for the book. The study guide is available at Amazon.com in print or Kindle versions.
A Podcast by Fr. John Strickland on the way that Jesus transformed the Roman subculture:
Beyond Subculture: Toward the Transformation of Roman Society
There are preparatory videos available to view before each of these Sunday topics, but, due to copyright, you must be registered to view them.
Once registered you will see a menu titled "Sermons" in the main menu on the left that you can select to view the videos.
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Welcome to the website of the United Methodist Church of Hyde Park, 1 Church Street, Hyde Park, NY 12538.
We are an active and responsive part of the greater Hyde Park community, reaching out and welcoming in the name of Jesus Christ. We are a missional church whose primary goal is to form dedicated Christians who embody Jesus' world view not only when gathered on Sunday, but in every facet of our lives. To this end we sow seeds of care and hope in our world, seeking to shore up the blessings of our community and perfect it in the loving nature of our faith.
We have programs aimed at learning, fellowship, discipleship, missions, you name it, but these are simply a means of witnessing to a greater love and sacrificial commitment that we have to one another and our world. This love and commitment cannot be held behind doors, while it can be celebrated there. This love and commitment welcomes in, but goes out to meet the wanderer on the roadside.
We would love to welcome you to spend some time getting to know us. You can do that as easily as looking over and plumbing the depths of this website. But really knowing us is helping us to both celebrate and encourage the greater Hyde Park community through the outreach we have. You are always welcome to come worship with us at any of our three Sunday morning services, which are joy filled Holy Spirit led encounters with a living and vital God.
Blessing to you on your journey, and know that God loves you so much that He died to prove it.
Our Mission Statement:
"Under the Lordship of Jesus Christ, we are a worshiping community, seeking the will of God, teaching the word of God, and sharing the love of God."


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In the affected cars, which have MR20 engines, the zinc coating on the terminal stud may be too thick. As a result, certain cars may experience a drop in voltage that would make starting difficult. This issue could damage the engine control module and cause the engine to stall while the car is moving, and the driver may not be able to restart the engine after it is stopped.
Nissan will start notifying owners on or before Jan. 23. Dealers will replace the positive battery terminal and cover for free. Owners can call Nissan at 800-647-7261 or NHTSA's vehicle safety hotline at 888-327-4236 for more info.

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That Was Satire That Was
Humphrey Carpenter Victor Gollancz, 320pp, £20
by Anthony Howard Published
Other people's scrapbooks are seldom much fun, and this one proves no exception. Although presented as an elegant coffee-table book, the industrious Humphrey Carpenter's latest offering is really no more than a scissors-and-paste compendium of everything said or written about what used defiantly to be known as "the satire revolution". As such, it possesses a certain period charm: there is hardly a name here to which those of us who belong to the Beyond the Fringe or That Was The Week That Was generations will not be able to put a face (and, where that sort of mind's-eye memory fails, the text - much decorated with pictures - obligingly fills the gap).
So why did I find reading this book a dispiriting experience? One answer, I suppose, is that there is absolutely nothing new in it - no fresh perspective, no revisionist interpretation, not even any real attempt to explain why the mood of irreverence that burst upon the world at the beginning of the Sixties surfaced (principally from the public schools) when it did. Instead, all we get is the old, old story: the Suez fiasco of 1956; the arrival of the Aldermaston marchers in their duffle coats in 1958; above all, the provocative presence of Harold Macmillan, the last Edwardian to live in No 10, as the merchant of "You never had it so good" at the 1959 general election.
Someone, however, had to light the touch paper, and Carpenter is at his best when dealing with the quartet of talent - Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller, Dudley Moore - who came together to form the original cast of Beyond the Fringe. In essence, it is a simple, self-contained story of a fresh sort of iconoclastic revue that certainly woke up the West End theatre when it arrived there from Edinburgh in the spring of 1961. Until then, the theatre-going public's idea of irreverence had been Flanders and Swann's At the Drop of a Hat, a whimsical exercise in nursery nostalgia with a special appeal to those at the time who comprised "the Princess Margaret set".
Unfortunately, as the story becomes more complicated, Carpenter loses something of his surefootedness as a narrator. It is, for instance, astonishing that he should assert that "Edward Heath was not considered worthy of a Private Eye diary". What about "Heathco", the fortnightly bulletin board of the factory that "the Grocer" was supposed to be running? Like Autolycus in The Winter's Tale, Carpenter is a great "snapper-up of unconsidered trifles", but not all of them are meaningful. There is a further disadvantage: scripts, when reproduced on the printed page, have a pretty deadening effect; the same goes for old newspaper cuttings, from which the author quotes copiously without always paying proper regard to their provenance. "The Times, undated cutting, 1976" simply will not do as a source note.
Nor is Carpenter at all shy about reproducing material from other, previously published books, owing a particular debt here to Harry Thompson's twin biographies of Richard Ingrams and Peter Cook. As a general - and no doubt understandable - rule, the further the individuals were from the heart of the Sixties satire explosion, the readier they are to burble on about their exploits.
As in life, so in the theatre or the TV studio: it is consistently the back-room boys and bit-part players who have most to say - and, in some cases, such as Christopher Booker (who was displaced as editor of Private Eye by Ingrams), the sharpest axes to grind. Incidentally, that Booker and Ingrams should still be able to co-operate on St Albion's Parish News, in today's Private Eye, is proof that buried beneath the image of the ground-breaking satirist always lay the reality of the journeyman journalist.
In that sense, the book makes an appropriate tribute. The bright young men (there was only one woman among them - the admirable actress, Eleanor Bron) who burst upon the scene just as the swinging Sixties started may have been struck by the absurd conformity of postwar British life. But they had little or no idea of what to put in its place. That is amply demonstrated by the one genuine revelation (its source once again unattributed) to appear in this book: that Ingrams voted for Margaret Thatcher on all three occasions that she placed her name in front of the electorate as leader of the Conservative Party. Thus do "revolutionaries", if only in the world of laughter, end up as revanchistes.
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I didn't find Bo being complex and layered, I actually felt like he was a totally different character. A lot of these guys have changed to fit perfectly their roles in this whole vendetta crap. Steve was funny though. This whole thing being about Sami and Ej has ruined it IMO.
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My multitool has rust residue and caked-on dirt on the wirecutters and all kinds of s*** on the blade. I'd like to get it off of there.
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OOOO steel wool and plenty of light oil or solvent.
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If you want to keep it looking good don't use an abrasive brush or steel wool. Just use water and dish detergent for regular cleaning and towel dry. If it is getting dark spots use ammonia. Make sure you rinse well afterwards and dry it completely.
If that still doesn't do the trick, there are specialized stainless cleaners. If you use an abrasive brush it will leave nasty scratches all over it.
I wipe down my Leatherman and knife blades occasionally with Hoppes #9. Even keeps the "blue steel" on some of my older knives lookin' good.
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Puppy has Giardia
I have never posted here before,and usually don't on public forums,but I was hoping to get some opinions.
I just got my first dog,a 5 month old puppy,and I have never been happier (he is a papillon).
We took him to his first vet check,and his fecal came up that he has Giardia.I did notice a weird green tinge to his
stools and a strange odor,but other then that,he didn't seem sick with a lot of diarrhea or anything.
My husband is picking up his medication for it on his way home from work,but the vet seemed concerned that we might catch this.She said she hasn't heard of any cases where people have caught it from there dog,but to not let him kiss us on our faces.
We definitely won't NOW,but we have been letting him kiss us quite a bit up until this point.
My question is,IF we happen to catch this from our pup,what will happen to us? And,if anyone's dog has had it,what happened and how long did it take to get better?
From what I have read online,it doesn't seem THAT serious unless you get dehydrated from the diarrhea.Dogs who are treated are usually ok,and some humans don't require treatment unless their symptoms are bad.Can anyone share an experience with it or have any advice?
Not a dog, but my kitty was diagnosed with giardia last year. The vet gave her flagyl, which made her pretty sick. If that is what your vet gives you, keep an eye on the dog and make sure he isn't acting strange, like losing balance.
What I can share with you is that we think she probably had it for quite a while before it was caught. She has health problems that make bowel problems common, so we didn't think much about her loose bowels. The vet almost didn't do a stool test on her that day, thinking that this was in indoor cat without much chance of contracting parasites like giardia. She had always shared a litter box (and everything else, and mutually groomed) with her brother cat, and he never did contract giardia. Neither did any of the human members of the family. I wouldn't knowingly take chances, as you stated, but also wouldn't worry a whole lot about it without seeing some signs that indicate there might be a problem.
If you do think you might have contracted it from your dog at some point, you go to your doctor for testing and get an RX for probably the same medication your dog will be taking. It's very treatable, and again I wouldn't worry about catching it until you experience something questionable.
I hope that helps some, or at least makes you feel a little more comfortable that there's probably a good chance you won't end with it.
Thanks quasifish,that helps a lot! That is interesting your other cat did not catch it since he may have been in contact with the infected feces.The vet seemed especially worried about my other pets catching it and I told her he was my only pet.
I will definitely try to be careful,but I appreciate the reassurance.
You'd basically have to eat infective cysts to get giardia. Most of the time, if more than one pet in a household gets giardia, it's because they are eating/drinking the same contaminated water (usually yucky puddles outside). If you got a dose high enough to cause any problems, which is HIGHLY unlikely IMHO unless you make it a habit of eating dog poop, you'd get malabsorption syndrome. In other words, you wouldn't be able to absorb all the nutrients you ate, and you might have diarrhea as a result. Most people have no symptoms and therefore treatment isn't needed. And most people get giardia the same way their pets do- eating or drinking contaminated food or water. Most people do not eat their pets' poop or eat the soil where their pets poop, so for most people, this isn't an issue. I personally have never warned a client about the possibility of getting giardia from their pet because even the CDC doesn't list that mode of transmission in their factsheet.
Here is a link that might be useful: CDC link on giardia
Thank you so much for the info Meghane! I'm a first time dog owner,so I haven't really heard of any of this stuff and I really appreciate it.
My little guy was given 1.5cc of Panacur to be given once a day for 5 days.Stop for two weeks,and then same dosage again for 5 more days.
I don't make a habit of eating dog poop,LOL,and I feel much better knowing that it isn't something to be overly worried about.


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Intuitive Surgical (ISRG -2.7%) takes a hit on comments posted by American Congress of OB/GYN president James T. Breeden, MD, saying that he doesn't see robotic surgery as the most cost-efficient procedure for hysterectomies, and that expensive technology for routine surgical care does not improve patient outcomes. Consequently, there is no good data proving that robotic hysterectomy is even as good as — let alone better— than existing, and far less costly, minimally invasive alternatives.
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Laparoscopic surgery is robotic surgery, and has been around for years. In fact, robotic surgery requires larger incisions, and more of them compared to laparoscopic surgery. Intuitive does nothing more than increase costs to the system. Yes, it's cool, and surgeons prefer it because it's cool and they get to sit down. Yet, there is no evidence that robotic surgery is better. Every piece of independent data study states this, yet those who still continually want to compare robotics to open surgery is missing the big picture...laparoscopy. Eventually, surgeons will be measured on efficiency. In other words, hospitals and surgeons will enter into a profit share business agreement. Hospitals will receive a lump sum payment for procedure. For arguments sake, let's use a round number such as 10k. If it's a 70/30 split, the surgeon would receive 3k while hospital receives 7k. If a surgeon chooses to use a device that pushes the procedural cost higher, then that surgeons fee would decrease because surgeon is decreasing profit margin. This move is coming because it's the only way hospitals will survive. The current system allows doc to use whatever he wants, no matter the cost, and hospitals are the only ones losing profit. Look at surgeon owned surgery centers, there you will find efficiency medicine practiced.
Robotic surgery is always better because of its fast and small adversity while operating and in recovery. Lets not be too dumb here. That is why I own several shares of ISRG which produces the da vinci robotic operating machine which are now being produced by ohers because of their relevene to a quick recovery. Buy ISRG. Charieboy Stevens
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Step out in style with upcycled ideas for spring! Make Pretty Collaged Shoes from Tiffany Windsor using sandals you already have. All you need is pretty tissue paper and some Aleene's Collage Pauge glue and you can make your own cool kicks.
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- For my project, I used hand-painted tissue papers. Rice paper also works well for this technique. Select a paper that is soft yet durable.
- Brush Aleene's Collage Pauge onto surface of shoe.
- Brush Aleene's Collage Pauge on wrong side of painted tissue.
- Lay paper over sandal strap.
- Brush another coat of Aleene's Collage Pauge on top of tissue paper.
- Cut off excess. Dip finger into Aleene's Collage Pauge and rub it over the surface of the tissue until most wrinkles have been pushed out. I prefer to cut off excess along sides (rather than folding them to the back side because any wrinkles can potentially rub your foot.) Let dry completely.
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I was on the Breeze for the U.S. Inagural cruises. (B2B for the 2 day & 8 day).
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Hey Bill... I've forgotten, are you going to be on BC6?
Nope. Have a couple of Europeans cruises planned instead. I think about a month at sea.
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Tuesday, we asked which of the Suns' three key free agents is most likely to be playing for another team next season.
A total of 794 votes were submitted, and it wasn't even close, as Channing Frye, who opted out of the final year of his contract to become a free agent, getting 602 votes, or 76 percent.
Trailing Frye was restricted free agent P.J. Tucker, as he received 113 votes, or 14 percent.
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I think those are probably the only on-sale already.
I think those are probably the only on-sale already.
friend is asking to stay at my place for the bay area shows so ill more than likely be going.
Fuck I need to buy these today...thanks for the update guys.
They're not even going to play a show in their hometown of Montreal? Or in Toronto? Weird.
That's true. Didn't they initially say they were going to perform in only 9 US cities?
so excited.
oh wow
the 21st is the day before my birthday, that's gonna be a sick way to celebrate without a doubt. god damn I'm psyched
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Anyone have an idea about when the Great American shows will go on sale? I want to be at the ready.
That church in NYC seems like a neat venue:
*based upon tedious fact checking.
Sweet Jesus.
I bought a ticket for the show in St. Paul the Apostle's. Excited!
I'm going to convince my folks to buy tickets too, as they are coming up that week for my birthday.
EDIT: Actually, I just went ahead and bought their tickets too. This will be the first time that my family attends church together since the early 90s.
I also bought my ticket for the church show. I'm deciding whether I want to buy for the Masonic Temple show as well. I feel like 30 is a steal
just buy it. you'll be able to sell it later if you decide to bail. not gonna happen again any time soon i'm fairly certain...
Holy crap, I'm not sure if I can fathom seeing them in a church like that. I'm tempted to look into travel plans for that one.
A lot of people will be weeping at that show.
For any San Franciscans, the GAMH shows are on sale Sun. Sept. 26 at 10am.
where do you see that?
I emailed Leah at GAMH.
Both of the NYC shows are apparently sold out already.
You could probably fit more people in if some people kneel and some sit.
Fuck I knew I should have bought those NY tickets last night.
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I bought these amaryllis a couple months ago but most of them were not labelled. Would you please ID them for me. I am doing some crossing so I want to know the names for record.
This one was supposed to be Gervase, but obviously it's not
The rest I have no idea:
2 is most likely red nymph
3 is red lion (the white tips on the petals are a give away!)
5 is stressed out minerva
but honestly, unless you get clones from a reputable distributor, you can never be sure.
1 and 4 are very nice. Cruise around Emaryllis.com to see if you can find them!
I think I'm wrong about # 4 being Gervase..I think it is Purple Rain. Purple Rain has the same red-rose filaments and the petals are more rounded than Gervase's. Purple Rain was sold by White Flower Farm and I just looked at a picture of it in their catalogue and I'm pretty sure that's what it is.
1. Flamenco Queen
2. Red Peacock
3. Rapido *Possibly, Reds Are Difficult To I.D. But It's Too Red To Be "Red Lion" in my opinion, "RL" is more orange.
4. Purple Rain
5. Minerva
I'm pretty sure #3 is 'Rapido', do you know what you bought it as or where you got it? Can you tell us the size of the flower?
I don't think # 2 is Red Peacock based on the fact that mine has and had a much larger flower I mean huge with many many more petals..# 3 looks rather small. The orangey red is consistent with the color of Red Peacock, but I think still think it's something else..but I don't know what....Just my opinion of course...
I'm not too good with doubles :( The only other red one I know of is 'FanFare' which I'm sure this isn't *posting pic of mine below for reference* I wish I had taken pictures of my 'Rapido' this year, it was a smaller flower on a dark stalk with the same coloring via filaments and the very dark heart.
'Red Lion' usually has lighter scapes if I'm correct? I'm not entirely sure tho!
#2 is Double Delight or a very good carbon copy of it. I agree with Donna, Red Peacock is MUCH larger. I had to stake my Red Peacock scapes this year because the flowers were so heavy. Double Delight is about half the size. I got 3 Double Delights this year that were supposed to be Benfica. How anyone could make that mistake is beyond me.


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Lake Country Civil War historians and Delafield city officials are going to have to wait until next year before they make another attempt to get Congress to go along with the idea of awarding the Medal of Honor posthumously to Civil War hero Lt. Alonzo Cushing of Delafield.
A U.S. House and Senate conference committee last week refused to restore an amendment to a defense-spending bill that would have paved the way for Cushing to receive the medal.
The amendment would have permitted Cushing to be awarded the medal despite the fact that law requires recommendations for the medal to be made within two years of the heroic incident.
The waiver of the deadline was supported by both the secretary of army and the secretary of defense, according to David Krueger, who is the City of Delafield liaison to the Medal of Honor effort.
Krueger said he was disappointed that the conference committee would not restore the amendment.
"But my spirits were lifted after talking to Rep. Sensenbrenner's and Rep. Ron Kind's office. Rep. Kind is a Civil War historian, and his office was really fired up about trying again," Krueger said.
Sensenbrenner spokeswoman Amanda Infield predicted that the Wisconsin congressional delegation would try again next year in a bipartisan effort to get congressional approval of the waiver.
Infield explained that Sen. James Webb (D-Va.) stripped the amendment from the National Defense Appropriation Act two weeks ago.
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Webb explained in a news release that he voted against the waiver because "it is impossible for Congress to go back to events of 150 years ago to make individual determinations in a consistent, equitable and well-informed manner."
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Striking capture of this famous piece John.
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Stunning image
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Good shot – the vapour trail(?) is a nice touch
thanks. you mean the movement of the cars?
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No, I mean the white line in the clouds just below and nearly parallel to the pediment.
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While it's possible to run Linux on Android, this usually means going through the rigmarole of rooting the system with the ever-present risk of bricking your precious Android device. If this proposition is not your cup of tea, you'll appreciate KBOX, a miniature single-user Linux distribution with an integrated terminal emulator that can be installed on non-rooted Android devices. KBOX is not available in the Google Play Store, so you have to download the apk file from the project's website and install it manually.
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Article first published online: 22 JAN 2014
DOI: 10.1111/iere.12043
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International Economic Review
Volume 55, Issue 1, pages 111–129, February 2014
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CHASSAMBOULLI, A. and PALIVOS, T. (2014), A SEARCH-EQUILIBRIUM APPROACH TO THE EFFECTS OF IMMIGRATION ON LABOR MARKET OUTCOMES. International Economic Review, 55: 111–129. doi: 10.1111/iere.12043
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If I could fly, just once a week
from mind's eye and windows peak
I'd hover high above my head
and back again before i'm dead
If I could see, just for a while
the artistic sea and emotional isle
I'd stare it out, my only dread
or just close my eyes and sleep instead
I thought I was happy
but it was only a cloud floating by
I thought that I saw brighter days coming
but is was only the sun shining in my eye
I thought that I was feeling fine
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I thought that I had seen the last of my worries
but it was only the absence of a dark cloudy sky
I thought that I was feeling better
but as a matter of fact...
it was only a breeze
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Cold, Cold WaterCold, cold water.
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It's been a long and cold cold winter
I have feelt alone and alone I got
Try to take the picture off the wall and I
try to erease the memories of it all
Sometimes I think there's more to this
Sometimes I think there's more to life
than life
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I'm feelin down, fed up with gold and my
Self righteous crown I set aside
Try to reasen with me, no succed no
I Can't believe that I'm not alone
Sometimes I think there's more to this
Sometimes I think there's more to life
than life
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It's been a hard year I'm an easy target for what
Comes tomorrow. Well come what may
Won't these dreams ever go away
All I see is me standing in my way
in my way...
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Jeffrey Lord: JFK and the Death of Liberalism
Jeffrey Lord is a former Reagan White House political director and author.
May 29th of this week marked John F. Kennedy's 95th birthday.
Had he never gone to Dallas, had he the blessings of long years like his 105 year old mother Rose, the man immutably fixed in the American memory as a vigorous 40-something surely would be seen in an entirely different light.
If JFK were alive today?
Presuming his 1964 re-election, we would know for a fact what he did in Vietnam. We would know for a fact what a second-term Kennedy domestic program produced. And yes, yes, all those torrent of womanizing tales that finally gushed into headlines in the post-Watergate era (and still keep coming, the tale of White House intern Mimi Alford recently added to the long list) would surely have had a more scathing effect on his historical reputation had he been alive to answer them.
But he wasn't.
As the world knows, those fateful few seconds in Dallas on November 22, 1963 not only transformed American and world history. They transformed JFK himself into an iconic American martyr, forever young, handsome and idealistic. Next year will mark the 50th anniversary of his assassination--and in spite of all the womanizing tales, in spite of the passage of now almost half a century--John F. Kennedy is still repeatedly ranked by Americans as among the country's greatest presidents. In the American imagination, JFK is historically invincible.
All of this comes to mind not simply as JFK's 95th birthday came and went this week with remarkably little fanfare...
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My tomato plants have tiny white, I assume bugs all over the leaves, not just on the underside. They are so tiny they almost look like bad dandruff....any ideas on what the heck it is?
Sounds like white flies. Try spraying the plants (from above and from below, so you get the underside of the leaves) with a jet of water. Do this once a day for a couple of days. I bet they will clear up.
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£649,995 Guide Price
Guide Price £649,995
5 bedroom village house for sale Shotley House, The Terrace, Shotley Bridge, County DurhamAn imposing Grade II Listed Victorian house situated in a desirable and quiet position More details ›
Added on 10/06/2014 by Finest Properties, Corbridge. Call: 01434 410029 Local call rate
4 bedroom house for sale The Granary High Waskerley Farm, Shotley Bridge, DH8STONE BARN CONVERSION IN IDYLLIC LOCATION! This grade two individual stone barn conversion is located on an impressive plot within High Waskerley Farm on the outskirts of Shotley Bridge. It benefits from being within the Hexham school catchment area. It boasts original features throughout and ge... More details ›
£495,000 Guide Price
Guide Price £495,000
4 bedroom barn conversion for sale High View, Hillcrest Farm, Iveston, County DurhamA stunning barn conversion with landscaped garden, open rural views, planning permission to convert the existing garage and build a further detached garage More details ›
Added on 20/01/2015 by Finest Properties, Corbridge. Call: 01434 410029 Local call rate
4 bedroom detached house for sale Whitburn House, Elmfield Road, Consett, County Durham.A substantial four/five bedroom detached Edwardian property occupying approximately a 1/2 acre garden plot and capturing breath taking open views. The impressive accommodation is laid over three floors and retains a wealth of period features throughout.. More details ›
Reduced on 25/02/2015 by Red Hot Property, Prudhoe. Call: 0843 310 4576 BT 4p/min
£450,000 Guide Price
Guide Price £450,000
4 bedroom character property for sale The Farmhouse, High Woodside Farm, Consett, DH8A charming three bedroom 18th century Farmhouse, with a one bedroom single storey annexe ideal as a granny annexe, studio/home office or holiday cottage. More details ›
£450,000 Guide Price
Guide Price £450,000
3 bedroom farm for sale Knitsley, Consett, County DurhamAn excellent opportunity to develop a smallholding situated on the North East fringe of the North Pennines. Comprising 13.52 acres (5.47 hectares) including permanent pasture, a range of traditional farm buildings with potential for further development, a three bedroom farmhouse in need of updati... More details ›
Added on 25/11/2014 by GSC Grays, Barnard Castle. Call: 01833 535000 Local call rate
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6 bedroom retail property (high street) for sale FRONT STREET, Consett, DH8DIY shop. Consett, County Durham. T/O: £280,000. GP: 32%. Prime trading location. High footfall. Monopoly trading position. Huge scope for future growth. 2 x 3-bedroom self contained flats. Substantial 2-storey corner site DIY Retail premises. More details ›
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