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Halloween From My Past
The Halloweens I remember so fondly were in the 1950′s. We always made our own costumes as the ones you could buy in the dime stores were lame and the masks were hard plastic and never fit right. I remember being a cat very often as I had this long black tail from some dancing costume. Black eyeliner made whiskers on my face and little black ears were cut from cardboard, painted and tied on with string under the chin. It was easy to find a black shirt and slacks. Our goodie bags were old pillow cases, and you needed a bag that big for all the homemade goodies you would receive. Popcorn balls were the best, made from scratch just like the hand dipped caramel apples. Old Mrs. Hubbard would bake her famous sugar cookies and we would eat those still warm beauties before we ever got home. You knew everyone who's house you knocked on and delighted in fooling them about who you were. There was much laughter and mystery and memories made.
In the center of town the teenagers would always find an outhouse in the country and bring it to town and lock somebody inside of it. Toilet paper streamers danced in the air from the tall trees and you expected to see ghosts at any minute and often, of course, you did. The smell of hot apple cider wafted from doorways and many times you were warmed by someone's generosity on a cold night.
I feel blessed to have lived my youth in the then small town (500) of Ralston, Nebraska. The memories are a rich journey into my past at times of the year like Halloween.
Happy Halloween everyone, may you be safe, but still in awe of the mysteries of life and death and the celebrations we share.No comments
New Moon in Scorpio
Time flys……………..and here we are at the end of a beautiful October and it is the New Moon. I love rituals that you can do during a New Moon. Just thinking about what you might like to have a little different in your life and then watching the options flow in. Creativity takes off and all of a sudden life is a little more exciting! Scorpio is one of my favorite signs (oh, alright, they all are!) because of it's intense appreciation of living passionately. Everything is a bit richer in the sign of Scorpio. And so, this New Moon allows us to feel our emotions and our lives in a deeper fashion. It can be a positive or negative experience depending on what you make of it. Today, this Scorpio New Moon is in my ninth house of foreign travel/spirituality and I am dreaming of a bigger life. Many ideas are coming in about how to do that and they are all positive. Scorpio likes creativity, it's up to you how that manifests.
If you would like to know where this Moon/Scorpio energy is affecting you, email me and I'll tell you a bit about it.
Today's Full Moon in Aries for All Signs:
Full Moon's can be emotional and Aries can be aggressive, so caution against ego disputes with others. But it can also be a time that is super energized for change and moving in new directions.
ARIES-Take all this power and do something productive. Don't be hard on your partner, they are struggling too.
TAURUS-You may need to get away and meditate or quietly re-think your next move. Work can be challenging now filled with responsibilities that you cannot ignore.
GEMINI-Do something social with friends, you need to enjoy yourself more. Relax and be more creative in everything you do.
CANCER-Your career is highlighted, but your home is calling you. Seek out balance in both without stressing yourself out so much.
LEO-Distant lands and dreams calling…..and every day life seems full of responsibilities. If you can't get away, at least go to the zoo.
VIRGO-The mysteries of life and death are highlighted with this Moon. You are also challenged to figure out the money thing better.
LIBRA-Committed relationships are your focus, but your challenge will be how are you taking care of yourself?
SCORPIO-You are taking care of everything in your own style, but are you taking time for your spiritual growth?
SAGITTARIUS-Creative play is important now and don't forget old friends. Reconnect and see a show, you need it.
CAPRICORN-Home and family are important now, make sure everything is in order. Your achievements are many and are getting the recognition you deserve.
AQUARIUS-Emotional responses may be a little exaggerated now, keep a rein on your ego. You may need to expand your views and be more tolerable.
PISCES-Unexpected money could be coming in, or perhaps you will discover a hidden talent to make more money with. Either way, change is in the air for you.
Read your Sun sign and Rising sign, if you don't know what they are, ask me!No comments
It Is With Great Sadness……………………..
I had the privilege of hearing Wangari Maathai at the Benedictine Monastery in Kansas a few years ago. When she entered the room it was like the sun came out from behind a cloud. She was brilliant and her message passionate. I am sorry the world has lost this bright light…………………..Sue
Wangari Muta Maathai (1940-2011)
It is with great sadness that the family of Professor Wangari Maathai announces her passing away on 25th September, 2011, at the Nairobi Hospital, after a prolonged and bravely borne struggle with cancer. Her loved ones were with her at the time.
Professor Maathai's departure is untimely and a very great loss to all who knew her—as a mother, relative, co-worker, colleague, role model, and heroine; or who admired her determination to make the world a more peaceful, healthier, and better place.
Prof. Wangari Muta Maathai started the Green Belt Movement in 1977, working with women to improve their livelihoods by increasing their access to resources like firewood for cooking and clean water. She became a great advocate for better management of natural resources and for sustainability, equity, and justice. A synopsis of her life and work can be read here.
Prof. Maathai leaves her three children—Waweru, Wanjira, and Muta—and a granddaughter, Ruth Wangari. They are truly very grateful for all the prayers and support they have received.
Further information on how Prof's life will be celebrated, where to share memories and condolences, and how to join us to build her legacy for generations to come will be provided shortly.
Read the tributes from world leaders to Professor Maathai here.
The Green Belt Movement has established a memorial fund to help the organization continue the amazing legacy Wangari Maathai.1 comment
New Moon in Libra-Tues 9/27
Being a Libra, I feel the Moon stronger when it moves into my sun-sign. The New Moon offers us a time to reflect on what we would rather be doing/having/thinking/living and to plant some new seeds for whatever that is. Libra loves fellowship, harmony, balance, beauty, love, equality etc. Find what needs balancing in your life and begin to work in that direction, it will be easier with the New Moon's help. Of course, this New Moon comes with a little "baggage" in the form of potential stress for some and harsh realizations for others. It really is a time to be questioning just what you are doing and what direction are you moving in, and is it for the highest good of all concerned?
"This New Moon at 4 Libra triggers the on-going Cardinal T-square in effect for the entire last half of September, and again forces us to examine our habits, how we want to feel as we move in our everyday lives, and what we do and do not care about. This involves the supply of future needs, and we are again at a point where we shall see wreckage of all that we cannot or should not bring with us into the new ideal that began late 2009, and took flight in new initiatives during the Spring of 2011.
This Lunation jumpstarts Libra energy wherever it falls in our chart. This period involves learning techniques of balancing perspectives in how to act, and whether we should be acting a certain way or not. Here we take a new look at our attainable ideals, and find new views of opportunities to fulfill them. While Libra is known for trying to find harmony and balance in situations, due to the Cardinal T-square this Lunation probably will be more dynamic and even frictional than harmonious." -Wilkinson1 comment
Heading into Winter……
Haven't had much time to write lately, it's a busy little Fall. I found this little prayer that sums up my feelings of the Autumn Equinox and the encroaching season:
Give me a candle of the Spirit, O God, as I go down into the deeps of my being. Show me the hidden things, the creatures of my dreams, the storehouse of forgotten memories and hurts. Take me down to the spring of my life, and tell me my nature and my name. Give me freedom to grow, so that I may become that self, the seed of which you planted in me at my making. Out of the deeps I cry to you, O God
From Prayer At Night by Jim CotterNo comments
Speeding Along…….
Uranus in Aries-Life in the fast lane! The trouble with life in the fast lane is that it doesn't allow much interior growth, which is done through reflection and quiet times that allow deeper perspectives to surface.
And who isn't in the fast lane? Is anyone spared that these days?
As I sat talking with a friend recently and I listened to how busy she is, how she helps everyone but herself. How strong she is, although now, is realizing that maybe she isn't all that strong as her "crutches" are not supporting her real needs, I take another look at my own life.
Busy, busy, busy little bee.
Ok, I get it, I see the mirror.
I don't want structures of any kind anymore that don't feed my soul. What that means to me is catching everything that comes my way and saying, "Is this essential to my happiness? Or is this just another busy activity that looks good but leaves me tired?"
Does it ever end? No, get over that!
Relaxing into what I want, what I need, mmmmmmm doesn't that sound lovely! Hope Uranus allows rest stops these coming years, we are all going to need process time for these amazing changes internally and externally.
Full Moon in Pisces
The Sun has moved into the Great Earth Healer sign of Virgo and we have a Full Moon in Pisces creating some very unique environments for us all. Pretty unpredictable with fluid Pisces wanting romantic creativity and spiritually climaxing encounters. Practical Sun doesn't quite know what to make of this Full Moon, but you do. Romance your own life, do something different that spiritually uplifts you. Pull out the paints and create your own Picasso/Rembrandt. Dream your dreams for a more expanded and happy future. Drop fears as Pisces ruled by Neptune can take you down some pretty confusing or dark corridors-your choice-keep the faith, stay grounded and focus on the highest now. You have days before and days after a Full Moon to take advantage of these impulses.
And this from the Great Wilkinson: http://www.aquariuspapers.com/astrology/2011/09/the-full-moon-of-virgo-pisces-2011-pt-2-destiny-still-on-the-move-major-rewards-on-the-way.htmlNo comments
Front Porch Society
I hear it's making a comeback. A part of me sighs in deep feelings of peace and remembrance of what that was like. Evenings, after supper and dishes we would gather outside for a walk or just to sit and enjoy the evening. Neighbors would come over or we would stand on the lawn…..sit in a chair and talk about the weather, family, and sometimes even deeper subjects. But it was the connection, the sharing of space that was important, not the words.
We connected with each other and stood by each other in the times that inevitably come into lives, births, deaths, accidents, tragedy, joys and so on. You never had to worry about who would feed the cat if you were gone, or having to cook a meal through the loss of a loved one. You could count on being supported and protected.
I think we have been like headstrong children without a firm hand to guide them in many of our choices. Too much TV, too many games, too many cars, too much ease. And what has that brought us but a feeling of separateness, unhappiness, little peace, a society so wrapped up in externals the internals are starving.
It feels like we are turning a corner now and recognizing the things that make our lives worth living. Those small things like connecting with a friend on the patio and just talking about lives and dreams briefly before the day begins. It opens the day up when you are opened by connections.2 comments
Thank God for the talented teachers. They are like milestones on our path. Remember the first one you loved? Remember the one you didn't love but you learned so much from?
Anyone can be a teacher. It's the gift of your knowing going into the fertile ground of one who is receptive/awake.
Reminds me of the parable about seeds falling on good soil or rocky soil;
Same seeds – same truth
Good soil – open mind
Rocky soil – no germination
Being in the teacher role for years I am very aware of the lessons that come my way through teachers of every kind. Family, friends, books, nature, spoken words, driving, shopping, chance encounters, my body, my thoughts ad infinitum.
Today I am fertile soil.No comments
Closer to God
It's a New Moon in Virgo, and you can let that bring you closer to God
"… to be able to remember the sunset, to be able to remember a beautiful conversation, a beautiful deed done where hope and faith were created, to remember the smile of a babe, the blush of a rose, the harmony of a song – a bird's call; these are creative. For if they are a part of thyself, they bring you closer and closer to God.
-Edgar Cayce Reading 1431-1
We spend so much time looking outside for some form of beauty and ease from our toils. Spend a moment with eyes closed and call up a breathtaking moment from your life……..then bring up another, perhaps a time when you truly felt loved……..next, a time spent in nature where you felt the presence of God……look back through your years and recall the beauty……….let that be the guiding force this day.
Blessings from Sue
Hogue Prophecies
Heads up people!1 comment
Out Of Balance
"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both. He who gives up freedom for safety deserves neither". Benjamin Franklin
I've been thinking a lot lately about everything; the world, our country, cities, farms, people, families etc.
I was thinking about cookies and pop and what an impact they have had on our society. Holidays are for treats, holidays and special occasions. Every summer when it gets really, really hot, there is nothing like a cold Pepsi over ice. I have one every year. During Christmas, what could be better than the old family recipes of fudge, divinity, Christmas cookies etc. I wait eagerly all year long for those treats.
Indulgences make the body soft and weak. Just like a country that gives up freedom for security. When the body gives up staples (whole grains, vegetables, fruits) for treats (sugar, fats, white flour) it cannot do the job required; a strong immune system, a happy mind, all parts in balance.
You could say our bodies are a reflection of our country. Too many treats and not enough staples.2 comments
As Above, So Below
That statement makes me a little spacey. And it brings up all kinds of questions about what is above?? Why are we below??
So I have to expand my consciousness to wrap around statements like that. Then I begin to feel the multi dimensional gravities of many planes of existence, this one being just that, a plane of existence. Consciousness desires to grow and evolve. Coming from infinity we have little choice about growing and evolving. Choice being our free will. However the compelling nature of change does not allow us to remain stuck for too long. And I am thankful for that.
As I journey thru my lessons like everyone else here I now cooperate a little better. I spent a great deal of time/energy/life force attempting to do it my way. And I doubt that I will give that up completely, but it does feel better to occasionally let the flow carry me along without having to struggle quite so hard.No comments
No Difference
"To me there is no difference between one person and another; I behold all as soul-reflections of the one God. I can't think of anyone as a stranger, for I know that we are all part of the One Spirit." -Paramahansa Yogananda
It was often said of my Grandfather that he never met a stranger. What a blessing it was to grow up around such a wise and jolly old sage. He showed me how to see the good in all and to respond to that in humor and connectedness to others.
Yogananda, my second Hindu Guru, reflected this on such a high level that oneness was perceived/achieved.1 comment
Full Moon in Aquarius Today
I love Full Moons most of the time and today feel that awesome surge I get when her bright face shines down from the sky!
It is a time when emotions run high and if you are having a positive time it really enhances that. However, quite the opposite comes thru when you are down. Remember, you are the transformer for all of these energies which are neutral without you.
So, today our beautiful silver moon shines brightest in humanitarian loving Aquarius. It's really time to love yourself and the rest of humanity and start making your corner of the world exactly how you would like the whole world to be. Remember John Lennon in "Imagine", and imagine all that you love and the peace that you desire.
Robert Wilkinson states in his long treatise on this full moon: "We are all being moved into a newer, simpler, more enjoyable dedication of self in a greater service. This is where we find a larger "consecration," and can "hurry on our errands of mercy" even as we open to sensing a more fortuitous connection between the visible and invisible worlds and our helpers in both. The "traffic jams" can help us all heal into our Higher Self, and prepare us for deciding what parts of our gardens we want to cultivate while seeing how Nature is rewarding us for past effort.
So expect a lot of weirdness, friction, ego crashes, and disappointments that will show us the way to let go of our lower self and embrace the fire of our Higher Self and its Truths. The difficulties may not necessarily manifest in our lives, and so may happen around us, showing us to an effective Soul expression. This is a time of rebalancing our Soul's needs and expression freed of lower ego and its assumptions.
Follow your feelings into decisions and actions that help you integrate what need integrating, and then get more information and new ideas to come to a clear vision. Allow your information files to be updated, and follow the flow into new actions.
This is a very active and diverse time, with developments spanning all 12 signs. Take a larger view, stabilize what is valuable and beautiful, use your imagination, be gently and sweetly determined, keep it simple and straightforward, and move step by careful step into walking the way into a new life, while anticipating a freer, more playful life to come." -www.aquariuspapers.com2 comments
A River Moving In You
When you do things from your soul,
you feel a river moving in you, a joy.
When actions come from another section,
the feeling disappears. -Rumi
I have experienced a "river moving through me" often in life and especially right now.
We are experiencing a once in 500 year flood of the mighty Missouri River at this time too.
And that is how some of these powerful astrological energies are flowing through our world, like a river running, overflowing, out of control and very strong.
Some days it's all I can do to sit and breathe and allow these rivers of energies to flow through me, other days I'm caught up in the flow and experience amazing creativity. I've just about transformed my Center and organized files that have been laying around for over 20 years. Thank you to Mercury retrograde, always good for cleaning up old stuff.
The bigger changes of Pluto, Uranus, Neptune are transforming all of us and I am finding it hard sometimes to connect to old friends. The energy is gone, we've changed, and we don't match up anymore. Life times are speeding by and it is vital to remain flexible, open, free, non judgmental, compassionate and to stay out of any unhealthy ego patterns. It's all very exciting and I wonder what 10 years from now will look like and who will be in my life then.
And this from Robert Wilkinson:
"That's right – we're now in the heart of a few very volatile days. It began when Mars entered Cancer August 3, setting the square to Uranus and opposition to Pluto into motion. These are very challenging and dynamic aspects to two of the most powerful disruptive energies in creation."1 comment
How to Forgive
Several years ago I wrote The Dailies on this Blog. Then I shifted into mostly astrology musings.
Tonight I'm back into the Dailes with something that has caused me angst, great angst, all day. I was listening to the radio news at either 91.5 or 90.7 (can't remember which station now, as they are the only stations I listen to). The story was about Meth addiction and a man in Council Bluffs who had just killed a cat. But not before sexually abusing the cat and then throwing it out the window, where it died and someone reported him.
I have wrestled with this all day, and tears flow as I try to understand why.
Years ago I made one of my spiritual practices on Forgiveness about sexual perpretators. It was a hard discipline as I had very rigid judgements against anyone who could possibly sexually abuse a child. I was vigilant in my pursuit of real forgiveness……it took years before I came to that place. During that time I researched perpetrators and how they could harm such innocence. The essence I took away from that investigation was that all perps had been abused so severely at such an impressionable age that pleasure/pain/shame/sex etc was all rolled up into a very complex desire for love.
Today, I lost my work on forgiveness. Unfortunately, my mind won't lose the image of the cat and how that whole scene had to play out. It took me to Africa, where women and so many very young girls are raped daily in a war I can't understand.
And that brings me to a place that I have no understanding of and I wonder if I will ever be able to let go of humans abusing life.
I don't want to hurt others in any way. But I do understand that through our deep emotional pain we seek relief. I do understand that sometimes our darkest shadows can emerge and perform acts that our waking consciousness would be horrified of.
My prayers are with the cat tonight. Maybe tomorrow I can pray for the man that fed his lowest cravings for love.
Dog Days of Summer
I've been writing so many classes and articles on Astrology I haven't spent much time on the Blog lately. Missed commenting on the Blue Moon altogether, LOL……….oh well.
If you want a really great/simple take on how August will be affecting each sign go to: http://www.spiritofomaha.com/Metro-Magazine/August-2011/Horoscopes/ and also: http://www.expedoodle.com/blog/posts?cat=1405250
August will be full of opportunity to re-do many things in your life. There will be some gear grinding regarding the deeper issues in your life and it's just a good idea to take long walks and maybe an appt with your therapist. The energies all month ask you to seek and be the deeper change you wish in the world.
Happy Dog Days of Summer, thank you Sirius, the dog star!!
Full Moon in Capricorn
When the Moon is full we tend to be a little more emotional. However, Capricorn is not emotional. Capricorn is very responsible, disciplined and pretty much stays the course in whatever it is doing. Although sometimes the negative side will show through; then we experience a tendency to be rigid, opinionated and just plain hard to deal with. Which side will show through? Whichever one you focus on. It always depends on the state we ourselves are in as to how these things manifest.
Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, and Saturn wants everything to be in order with a solid foundation. The Moon is not concerned with that, rather the Moon wants our emotional needs to be met. How these two combine will lend a persistant, ambitious instinct to do the best one can and get ahead. It could come off a little ruthless with some. Should be a great time to get a lot of work done!
Happy Full Mooning!
New Moon/Solar Eclipse-Cardinal Grand Cross of 7/1/11
Last night our Astrology Study Group met to take advantage of the powerful surge of energy at play in the heavens. We could all feel, and had been feeling, the rushes of energy that are unleashed at this time. Many of us are experiencing vast change in some area of our lives. Many old patterns, friends, homes and ways of doing things are leaving to make room for newer, brighter and more evolved activities. It's about evolution baby! And it has never moved this fast, except perhaps, during the 60′s. Although I was much younger then and enjoyed the rapid changes in consciousness a lot more. Now it seems I'm groaning at the seams as the shift happens.
I was describing the Grand Cross experience from a past life image I have of ancient Rome, a man has his arms and legs tied to 4 stallions and they charge in oppositie directions. (Who thought that stuff up?!) However, it is a pretty good description of how the Grand Cross is affecting some. So what is the point ? To break through our very rigid patterns which will allow the light of creativity to create something new and hopefully better in our lives.
This was a partial eclipse, and unless you were a penguin in Antactica and parts of the ocean there, no one actually saw it. That doesn't really lessen it's power due to it being the 3rd eclipse in 4 weeks. This one was in the sign of Cancer and closes down a series of Capricorn/Cancer eclipses of the past few years. We get a chance to finish off and tie up loose ends and lay somethings to rest. Maybe it can all just be "good enough" for now as destiny is swirling in for dramatic and long lasting regeneration thanks to Pluto in Capricorn till 2025.
We will all be experiencing the whirling dervish dance of 3 eclipses for many months to come. You have time to sit and organize your thoughts, what would you like to have instead? Who would you like to be with more? These energies want you to be your highest in all that you are. It's about you being you and being grounded in the moment and no longer living in denial or fear or anger or fill in the blank. It really is a time for rejoicing and throwing off the chains of the past. Allelujah! Jai!1 comment
Happy Summer Solstice
Cardinal Grand Cross involving Pluto (death/rebirth), Mercury (messenger of the gods), Saturn (foundations), and Uranus (unexpected) with Lilith (danger), creates a very interesting solstice for summer 2011. Just look at the weather and then check your own internal weather to see how it's going.
Many cultures celebrate various combinations of the winter and summer solstices, the equinoxes, and the midpoints between them, leading to various holidays arising around these events. For the winter solstice, Christmas is the most popular holiday to have arisen. In addition, Yalda, Saturnalia, Karachun, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Yule (see winter solstice for more) are also celebrated around this time. For the summer solstice, Christian Catholic cultures and Nordic Christian Protestant cultures celebrate the feast of St. John from June 23 to June 24 (see St. John's Eve, Ivan Kupala Day, Midsummer), while the Wiccan culture observes Litha. For the vernal (spring) equinox, several spring-time festivals are celebrated, such as the observance in Judaism of Passover. The autumnal equinox has also given rise to various holidays, such as the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. At the midpoints between these four solar events, cross-quarter days are celebrated.
In most cultures the solstices and equinoxes also determine the midpoint of the seasons, which can be seen in the celebrations called midsummer and midwinter. Along this vein, the Japanese celebrate the start of each season with an occurrence known as Setsubun.
In Hinduism, the solstices are termed as Uttarayana and Dakshinayana. The former occurs around January 14th of each year, while the latter occurs around June 21st each year. According to the Vedic Calendar, Uttarayana is termed as auspicious while Dakshinayana is inauspicious for deaths and births, while for festivals the reverse stands true. The offerings to ancestors and the dead occurs in Dakshinayana.3 comments
More Eclipse info…………..
This from www.aquariuspapers.com:
As a result of the recent Solar Eclipse, this Lunar Eclipse, and the coming Solar Eclipse a couple of weeks from now, we have entered a period where we are shutting down old Gemini energies and growing toward new Sagittarius energies. Let go of old ideas and interpretations, and be pulled into broader views, broader truths, broader understanding, and broader futures. When in doubt remember that a sense of humor solves many mental problems.
This very bright Total Lunar Eclipse will begin a several month "shut down" in the houses it occupies in our charts. Given that it happens during the period Saturn is going stationary direct, you can bet that your evolving archetypal role is on the move, so be kind, be understanding, and be willing to get beyond terms, language, and specific forms of ideas and see people for the human beings they are.
We had a prelude to what's happening in this one in the Lunar Eclipse of December 2010, and began to release or demonstrate patterns directly associated with this one. The clearance we began then anticipated the bigger, longer-term endings set into motion at the Solar Eclipse in January 2011 that was boosted by the Solar Eclipse of 2 weeks ago.
So like most Lunar Eclipses, this one ushers in a transitional period of about 3 2/3 months that will clear things out of our lives, and especially our past (the Moon). The space created can attract circumstances and people through which we can develop skills helping us deal with the wild ride of The Grand Irrationality that's in continuous motion during these months and years.
Those around the world who will definitely feel effects of this Full Moon are the places where it falls near the angles of the chart. Places where the Lunation is near the angles and activating energies powerfully are the west coast of North America, eastern South America, the UK and Western Europe, Iran, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand.
We've all been challenged to choose wisely despite the general weirdness and hard edge to things. The recent New Moon Solar Eclipse stepped the energy up as it fell in the Gemini zone of the Grand Irrationality, and so many strange and "destiny-producing" events have quickened to warp speed, throwing us all in major new directions. The whole world is at a critical turning point where we must find compassionate ways to link with others to assist the whole to survive through a rough patch.
We can find illumination in being aware of how things are expanding and being communicated as we stand on the threshold of decisions that will reorient us all in different ways to stabilize recent beginnings. This can take shape through how and what we believe to be truth or a greater future, and how we use our imagination to play with skills that will become powers in the future, with the purpose of showing our world our ability to play with rhythms of activity as we keep our eyes on the prize.No comments
Eclipses can show us that we are confronting a major fork in the road in some part of our life. Something has to give when we make choices. Letting go of what isn't best for you might be a good start. Today we have a lunar eclipse in philosophical Sagittarius asking us to delve deeper into the collective unconscious and heal the negativity that is rampant in the world. July 1st another solar eclipse, this time in nurturing Cancer. During this eclipse the planets are lining up to form a cardinal Grand Cross. Keven Burk describes this as, "The cardinal Grand Cross is essentially an identity crisis. The challenge with a Grand Cross is that whatever is triggered, all the planets want to take action at once, each going in their own direction. This can lead to individuals either feeling pulled apart and overextended, or else feeling a building sense of frustration because of an overwhelming need to take action."
Just before the July 1st eclipse the Moon (emotions) will conjunct (sit next to) Pluto (power and transformation). This promises to be very powerful for all, start preparing for this by deepening your spiritual practice and practicing tolerance, compassion, forgiveness and anything else you could be a little bit better at…………….
Jai Bhagwan
Om Shanti
Gratitude or Relief?
I like to work on positive attitudes in the face of life. The other day I was overcome with a sense of gratitude about something and just into the feeling when I noticed that it was more a feeling of relief that something didn't happen. That got me to thinking about all the things I am grateful for………so far it looks more like I'm very relieved instead of grateful. That makes me wonder what real gratitude feels like.
This feels like Neptune in Pisces, which is happening now for the first time in 150 years. Neptune is a spiritual harbinger of greater awareness. I have really been noticing that what I thought I believed/know etc is being revealed as something a little different. Perception is widening and opening to newer playing fields. Very awesome and sure I will enjoy this immensely!
First Eclipse Today in Gemini
What is leaving your life? Can you let go a little more gracefully?
Eclipses signal endings, but without the doom and gloom. We know that no door closes without another ready to open.
Wilkinsons states: " So the Light of the New Moon is shining on "self-recreation," "relaxation," "appreciation," and "adventure in experience." Here our dynamic self-expression yields forms of fun, where we find a "soul-satisfying experiment in the infinitely varying channels of possible self-discovery."
Grow toward experiences that reward our "worthiness of self as the foundation for self-fulfillment," be creatively alert to possible good fortune, and radiate good will and "proficiency of self-interest." These will demonstrate through the illuminated South Node qualities." (www.aquariuspapers.com)
The changes occuring interiorly and externally are big, but if we just chunk it down, breathe, notice our surroundings and loved ones, it can bring us great happiness. I am going to thoroughly enjoy the eclipse and celebrate by Grandson Valor's 6th birthday ………………laughing all the way!
June for all Signs
June 2011 Astro Vibrations for Expedoodle
With so much already going on in the world and astrologically you would think that the summer might give us a little peace. No, 'fraid not! We start June with a big old Solar Eclipse in Gemini trining (beneficial) Saturn (better foundations). With eclipses we get to close out the past. Look at your past and see what needs to be eliminated for good and do it yourself before it is done to you. That's the problem with eclipses, they work with you or without you. June 15 brings us a Lunar Eclipse in Sagittarius (philosophy) and all of us will experience a shift in consciousness. How that will affect each individual depends on the placement of it in your chart. Now is a good time to get your chart read by a well rounded astrological counselor. Two weeks after this lunar eclipse, on July 1st we get another solar eclipse, this time in Cancer (nurturing/co-dependent). And the summer is just beginning. What does this all generally mean for us? It is time to get our proverbial heads out of our arse and see the reality of our lives and world. Waking up would be good now. Do good works, be kind and helpful, know your neighbors, start a community garden, help out with local kids (Teammates needs volunteers!), volunteer at a shelter or food pantry. These eclipses ask us if we are doing enough. Are you? It's time to build a better world, both privately and collectively.
ARIES-How is it feeling with crazy, unusual Uranus running around in your most intimate home-your body? The Moon/eclipse of the 1st will send shivers of electricity over to you. Get a new do or start a workout regime to handle all this power. The Lunar eclipse on the 15th will ask you if you have expanded into your greater, more authentic reality yet. This is a good time to seek higher education, especially philosophy/spirituality.
TAURUS-These eclipses may unearth new talent in you, or accentuate some old ones. The big thing is handling money, either you will understand this or not, but it will be one of the transformative energies at work this month for you. Letting go of the past isn't just a novel idea anymore, it is a survival issue.
GEMINI-All eyes are looking your way, can you stand in the spotlight this month? Not much choice, so strut your stuff. A few relationships might need re-examining and after the 15th some may go the way of the dinosaur. Destiny, yours, is calling you to make your mark in the world and do it with more spirituality. Than means, more heart and tender loving care in all you achieve.
CANCER-There is some pretty deep transformational work going on in your subconscious that might affect your health if you aren't processing all that is happening in your life right now. It isn't an especially easy time for you, but if you do the work, it will pay off in happiness later……………..nose to the grindstone!
LEO-Roar your way into just about anything you want. The planets aren't exactly easy in your chart, but if you are careful they can certainly be productive and yield success in whatever you are undertaking. Friends may need your help, or you theirs at months beginning, by the end of the month get ready for a bomb to go off in your karmic sector. Hopefully it will be good karma.
VIRGO-Home and career are your focus this month. Starting with career/achievements at months end you will need to be ready for whatever comes your way. Old doors close as new ones are about to open. The 15th brings an awareness for a needed change in your home and personal surroundings. Some Virgos will move or change careers this summer.
LIBRA-The Solar Eclipse on the 1st happens in your 9th House which is like your research library and travel agency rolled into one and the 2nd Eclipse on the 15th hits your 3rd house which is like your mail/phone room or communication center. This month you will be busy examining your beliefs and the way you communicate in all areas. You will be changing in dramatic ways at fundamental levels. And it looks like you will be getting a little get-a-way in too.
SCORPIO-You like it intense and so it is this month. You will be preoccupied with yours and other people's "stuff"! Dramatic change starts on the 1st. What can you let go of or rebuild or build anew? With Pluto hanging out for many more years to come in your daily life house, you are capable of sustained planning and change now. Committed relationships are a sensual delight this month.
SAGITTARIUS-These eclipses will have you looking long and hard at your relationship to yourself and to other very special people in your life. You may even decide to commit to one in particular. If you are already in a committed relationship it may need some tweaking this month.
CAPRICORN-The Eclipses happen in your 12th and 6th houses this month and will have you scrambling to understand how to take better care of yourself and how you earn a living. Business is highlighted and needing some better direction from you. Time to meditate/reflect and get insight on how to improve your earthly existence.
AQUARIUS-The highlight for you is friends, having fun and just hanging out. Have you been getting enough of that? You need to feel special and unique now and you need to share that with people who think you are too. Be sure to take advantage of bountiful Jupiter as it is ready to move into your home sector. Bright colors, bigger furniture, maybe move to a larger place! Jupiter decorates and makes everything bigger than life.
PISCES-The month starts out with an eclipse in your home-don't yell at each other! Halfway through the eclipse hits your career, calling for needed change in that area. Something could be opening up for you at last. Lots of activity in your daily living sector too and hopefully some fun with the neighbors.No comments
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Three Eclipses in 4 Weeks
The eclipses are coming fast and I've been writing quite a bit about them in other places. Will write more later as each one hits.
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Found this piece from a very respected astrologer, April Kent on her site at Big Sky Astrology:
"•Eclipse aspecting the natal Sun: If life is a movie, the Sun is the protagonist – however flawed – for whom we cheer. Each of us is born to be the hero of our own life story; but often, timidity or false modesty persuades us to hand over that role to others. When eclipses aspect your natal Sun, you are thrust into the starring role – and if you're not used to it, that can be uncomfortable.
•Eclipses aspecting the natal Moon – From the moment we're ripped from mom's womb, we seek to reclaim the security and safety that we knew there. We feather our nests, stock the pantry with foods we like, and surround ourselves with people who make us feel comfortable. But when eclipses aspect the natal Moon, something – a new living situation, a change in health – may leave you feeling as exposed as a crab with her shell cracked open.
•Eclipses aspecting Mercury: How do you define yourself? Usually, it begins with a name. Then, with your rank in the family pecking order, on the playground, in the workplace. Finally, numbers (grades in school, numbers on a paycheck) define you. When eclipses aspect natal Mercury, the god of definition, prepare for a change in your name, rank, or serial number – and for a change in how you define yourself.
•Eclipses aspecting Venus: If only each of us were endowed with flawless confidence, great relationships, bountiful self-esteem, and oodles of cash! Eclipse aspects to Venus remind us that world will not always give us the treatment, whether kind or cruel, that we think we deserve.
•Eclipses aspecting Mars: Mars is a trained, ruthless guard dog that answers only to you. He guards you and your home, defends your reputation, and helps you get all the cool things that you want. When eclipses aspect natal Mars, the watch dog is stirred up and straining at his leash; get what's yours, but don't let anyone get hurt.
•Eclipses aspecting Jupiter: When was the last time you had an adventure? When eclipses aspect Jupiter, you're itching to take a chance, to feel the thrill of being completely alive. These can be times when you overreach out of sheer optimism; but they are also moments when your life jumps tracks and starts moving in a new direction.
•Eclipses aspecting Saturn: When eclipses aspect Saturn, you may feel worn out and discouraged. Probably, you've outgrown your life or are playing by outdated rules. But you'll never get anywhere by blaming others for your problems. Regardless of how things got this way, what are you going to do to make your life better?
•Eclipses aspecting Uranus: When eclipses aspect Uranus, you may feel like a misfit – and that can hurt. Recognizing who your friends are (and aren't), and looking for a tribe that lets you be yourself, is the challenge of these eclipses.
•Eclipses aspecting Neptune: These eclipses compel you to examine your blind spots, question your faith, and dispute what you previously thought was indisputable. If you've been fooling yourself – like a wife who ignores the signs that her husband has strayed, or the man who is disillusioned by his womanizing guru – these eclipses can deliver a wakeup call.
•Eclipses aspecting Pluto: In each of us, there is a dark side. There are feelings that are unworthy of us – rage, jealousy, fear, covetousness. They weaken us, making us slaves to our emotions and to people who are more self-possessed. When eclipses aspect Pluto, we meet that dark self and the others who embody it for us, grappling with power and the need for control.
Combine these descriptions to better understand the sensitive points in your own chart that will be awakened by the upcoming eclipses on June 1 (solar eclipse at 11.02 Gemini), June 15, 2011 (lunar eclipse 24.23 Sagittarius), and July 1 (9 Cancer). If a planet in your birth chart, or the Ascendant/Midheaven, falls:
•between about 7 and 15 degrees of Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, or Pisces (June 1 eclipse) or
•between about 20 and 28 degrees of Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, or Pisces (June 15 eclipse), or
•between about 5 and 13 degrees of Aries, Cancer, Libra, or Capricorn (July 1 eclipse),
your reflexes will be working overtime… and that arthritic knee is going to be really, really sore."
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Duke Chapel names first C. Eric Lincoln Minister
DURHAM -- Joshua Lazard has been named the first C. Eric Lincoln Minister at the Duke University Chapel, Duke Office of News & Communications announced.
The new position honors the life and legacy of the late C. Eric Lincoln, a scholar, social activist, novelist, hymn-writer and pastor who taught religion and culture at Duke from 1976 to 1993. Lincoln was a Methodist minister and noted scholar of the sociology of religion and race in the United States.
As the Lincoln minister, Lazard will contribute to the Duke Chapel PathWays student ministry, with an emphasis on racial reconciliation, artistic expression and outreach to students who have been historically underrepresented in the chapel's ministries.
Lazard comes to Duke from Dillard University, a historically black university in New Orleans, where he directed student ministry programs in the Office of the University Chaplain.
Lazard attended Johnson C. Smith Seminary at the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta and earned a master of divinity degree and a master of arts in church music. He is currently seeking ordination in the United Church of Christ.
$3M to fund directorship at Duke for Islamic studies
DURHAM -- Duke University has received a $3 million gift from alumna Bettye Martin Musham to establish a directorship for Islamic studies, President Richard H. Brodhead announced.
The gift will fund the William and Bettye Martin Musham Director for Islamic Studies, according to a news release.
The director will oversee the Duke Islamic Studies Center.
The first appointment to the position is Omid Safi, a Duke alumnus who also has an appointment in the Department of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies.
Safi specializes in classical Islam and contemporary Islamic thought. Before coming to Duke, he was a professor of Islamic studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
UNC-CH sees 2nd-best gift year in FY '14
CHAPEL HILL – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill attracted $297.5 million in private gifts and grants in fiscal 2014, UNC News Services announced.
The total marked the second-best year in university history and was 9 percent higher than the $272.8 million raised in 2013.
Commitments, which include pledges as well as gifts, also rose by 9 percent, from $284.3 million to $310 million. They helped create five endowed professorships, plus 58 undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships.
"We are grateful to our donors for such a high level of support," Chancellor Carol L. Folt said in a statement in the news release.
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By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, April 3, 2002 The children at the Pentagon Day Care Center received a special show from the performers of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus April 3.
Led by Ringmaster Johnathan Lee Iverson, more than 30 performers from a variety of circus acts put on a show for the children.
"We wanted to do something special for these kids," said Iverson. "We've also put on performances in New York."
A circus spokeswoman said the children in the Pentagon Day Care Center had a tough time on Sept. 11. "We felt these kids saw something that no adult should see or go through, and we felt they should have a special day," she said.
Inclement weather forced the show inside, but Bello the Clown kept the kids laughing as he juggled and kept up a running patter.
Clown Steve Lough with his dogs Grock and Lucy used audience participation to involve the children in his act. And the eight-foot ceilings in the Day Care Center proved no obstacle for Human Design, performers Slawek Kielbasinski, Mikhail Kalinine and Daria Chamanskaia, whose displays of strength, agility and control amazed kids and parents alike.
A small break in the weather allowed the trampoline artist Steve Landin to show his prowess outdoors.
The Day Care Center workers also threw themselves into the spirit of the day. They made cotton candy, popcorn and hot dogs for the kids and many of the children sported face paintings. Many of the workers got some professional advice on how to improve their clown make-up.


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The talk of Ravens free agency centers around quarterback Joe Flacco, safety Ed Reed, cornerback Cary Williams, left tackle Bryant McKinnie and linebackers Paul Kruger and Dannell Ellerbe.
But there are lesser-heralded players who also are unrestricted free agents, too:
S James Ihedigbo ($700,000): He was released by the New England Patriots just before the 2012 season began, and the Ravens scooped him up. Ihedigbo was a key special-teams player and had 25 tackles and one sack as he played with an incredible mean streak. The presence of the sixth-year player, who played a pivotal role on the Patriots' Super Bowl team, was crucial at the end of the season when he started three games in place of Bernard Pollard who had broken ribs. In Week 11 at the Pittsburgh Steelers, he ended the season of quarterback Byron Leftwich with a blindside hit that broke his ribs. It came in the fourth quarter and on third down of a 13-10 win for Baltimore. On the Ravens' only TD in that game, Ihedigbo planted Will Allen of the Steelers on a punt return by Jacoby Jones, allowing him to go 63 yards for the score. Allen didn't return because of a shoulder injury.
CB Chris Johnson ($825,000): A promising start sputtered in the end. Johnson was signed less than a week before the game at Pittsburgh when cornerback Jimmy Smith had to undergo hernia surgery. The Ravens weren't confident in second-year player Chykie Brown, so they lured Johnson who was unsigned in his eighth season. Johnson stripped Steelers receiver Mike Wallace on his first play as a Raven, helping reverse the tide of a game that was in danger of getting away. But Johnson only played six snaps because of a hamstring injury and never regained his footing. He missed the next two games and then made a monumental mistake in Week 14, breaking containment on his assignment late in the fourth quarter vs. the Washington Redskins as backup QB Kirk Cousins completed an 11-yard TD pass to Pierre Garcon with 36 seconds left. Coach John Harbaugh didn't call out Johnson by name, but he was irate after the Ravens lost 31-28 in overtime. Johnson only made one appearance in the postseason, getting on the field for five special-teams plays in the AFC title game with the Patriots. He was inactive for the Super Bowl.
DT Ma'ake Kemoeatu ($825,000): In his 10th season, he made 13 starts but shared the playing time with Terrence Cody as coordinator Dean Pees admittedly used a lot of "gimmicks" to get pressure from his defensive fronts. Kemoeatu played 24 of 62 snaps in the Super Bowl (39%), and 84 of 267 snaps in the three other playoff games (31.4%).
S Sean Considine ($890,000): Eighth-year player was in his first season in Baltimore, playing mostly on special teams. Considine had just nine tackles and didn't make a start. He didn't play a defensive snap in four postseason games but was active on special teams.
TE Billy Bajema ($825,000): The seventh-year player only was active for eight regular-season games and made his way on the field more when Ed Dickson injured his knee in Week 12 and missed three games. Still, Bajema, who played 10 offensive snaps for the Super Bowl and played each postseason game, didn't have a catch.
LB Ricky Brown ($700,000): His first season here didn't take off because of a hip injury that kept him on the injured list. Brown spent his first six years with the Oakland Raiders.
DT Ryan McBean ($1.2 million): In his first season in Baltimore, he didn't get on the field during the regular season. McBean broke his ankle in a preseason game. He spent his previous season in Denver where he amassed four sacks.


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What can I say, I've been periodically searching here and there almost all week and I still can't find a good application to use for management. I know most of you guys are very helpful and map native users so I thought id list a couple of things I was looking for and see if any of you knew a good choice app to look at.
1)So im looking for something similar to outlook for mac but with syncing capabilities to at least the mac address book and Icalander and mac mail if possible.
A. Im looking for something that has email, calendar contacts and tasks with the ability to track the progress of projects, and display alerts.
b. Team view features and sharing are not necessary as it will be mainly for personal use
c. It would be nice if it integrated budgeting functions, at least for projects.
2) something not online. If it is online Im looking for something that has a desktop,offline program beside it. I dont care if its not online though. I dont want to pay monthly to use it.
3*) A good bonus feature would be a form-making function and a chart making function to moinitor various aspects of small-scale projects (1 person, personal, but lengthy projects)
4*) Another bonus thats not really necessary is im looking for something that might have omnifocus intergration and syncing as thats the gtd program ill be using. Any document storing,cataloging, integrational features and syncing would be great too but this is a big thing to ask from a personal desktop app
5) a nice looking mac-interface
-So far the best thing I can find - and I really love it - but it is overall, made for small and mid-sized companies and requires a server-side database to be installed....
is daylite
-I tried soho organizer but I didnt really like it after seeing daylite's UI. hahaha
-devonthink didn't seem to have a calendar feature
-also didnt care for the layout of bento.
So far im still half-considering at least trying out zimbra desktop but I wanted to hear everyone's input. and to see if there was something better. Price is not a huge issue as I'm assuming a personal app like this should be much cheaper than a crm program.
Let me know of any good ones out there!
Thanks again! have a good weekend
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If you haven't tried it - open it up! It's got a great deal of features for the personal user and I think It can be considered a hybrid between basic functions which mac provides (IE contacts, tasks, Ical) and a full-blown CRM program which is really for larger groups of people and businesses.
I added each mail account separately into outlook (so basically replaced mac mail manually which didnt take long). Then as for everything else if you goto tools>sync services you will see it can now sync anything you do in outlook with the apps on your mac not including mail like I said.
Also, you can schedule meetings, schedule follow-ups, have a higher level of control regulating your tasks... you really can do a ton - so check it out!
The only one critique I have - no charts! this program would be amazing if it had included that. Specifically, a lot of apps like omni-planner and daylite offer a gantt chart for viewing your projects visually. This would have been a great addition to outlook by microsoft.
If anyone knows how to get that into outlook let me know. Otherwise, I'd say problem solved
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The Princeton business model says," in order to keep your high paying job, convince said owner of professional sports team, it's all about making money, it's an entertainment business." We don't have to spend ourselves into debt to compete with the Big market teams, we can play .500 baseball, keep our overhead low and earn a nice return on your investment.
Your right Wahoo, That group of reserves came out of Baltimore smoking HOT! Thats why Manny benched them. To COOL them off. He didn't want to play his BEST players or did he. I guess I'am from the old school, you play the hottest bats. You don't put them on the bench because they are BENCH players.
It's a LONG SEASON, KEEP AN EVEN KEEL, NOT TO HIGH, NOT TO LOW.
Is Mannys approach to even? There is a time and place for some intensity. Waitting for the 9th inning to turn up the intensity was alittle late.
" But anything would be better than the snoozefest the Indians used to mute three great crowds (98,250 total) over the weekend at Progressive Field."
Can't blame the lethargic on the fans!
The line-up that took the field Sunday has not worked all season. What makes Manny think it would work Sunday?
Go Tribe! Lets get back to .500
Cleveland Indians sign free agent Roberto Hernandez! He will be payed 5 million for 8 weeks? or 5 million for 24 weeks? With only 7 weeks remaining is he due aprox. $200,000 per week.? 8 starts? win 4-5? He might help, but i think it's a little late and not much help. A bat would see 240-300 atbats. A bat would give the offense side of the ball 5 times the help. Based on history I'am more hopefull for some run support.
Just prior to the Trade deadline you can't bring up Trading Pieces. If they come up and preform poorly then it's one less guy to trade.
Having up to 18 mph difference from top Fastball to low Changeup is pretty impressive. He will find out real quick what happens if he leaves a fastball over the plate in the Majors. (Barnes looked good until he was exposed by the scouting reports.) 3 quality pitches may keep Allen up longer than Barnes.
Having up to 18 mph difference from top Fastball to low Changeup is pretty impressive. He will find out real quick what happens if he leaves a fastball over the plate in the Majors. (Barnes looked good until he was exposed by the scouting reports.) 3 quality pitches may keep Allen up longer than Barnes.
Cody Allen is a right handed from High Point University. He was drafted in 2010 by some fly by night squad known as the Cleveland Indians. He was a 16th round pick but wanted money in the area of the 5th to 10th round, so he went back to school and became a 23rd rounder. A player who is redrafted must allow a team to draft them a second time so he should have no trouble with the redraft. This was his first full year back from Tommy John surgery. He continues the athlete theme as he was also a football star in high school, and could have been a hitter or a pitcher in college as he was excellent at both. He throws from a 3/4 slot and sits in the 88-91 range. He has a slider, curve, and a changeup, and at one point it was thought his breaking pitches could be plus pitches. Last year I commented that he was a raw, high upside guy and that is still true. As a junior he should be a much easier sign this year, and is still a name to watch. He has four pitches, is a great athlete, and those pitches were once thought to be able to become plus. He is fully back from injury now, and could be a sleeper this late.
High Point JR RHP Cody Allen (2011): 90-93 FB with great movement; 76-78 CB; 84-86 sinker; 80-82 CU
Glad to see a dominent pitcher coming up from AAA. Pairing with Rodgers gives the team a couple strike-out pitchers for the 6th and 7th innings.
They actually play 6 out of the last 9 against the CWS. Without a 3 to 4 game lead in the Division and the team playing it's best basball with some fresh help from the trade deadline, you are exactly right. Enjoy the family time.
Tuesday,Wednesday,and Thrusday will tell me if we have a shot at playing in October.
Do we remember who were smoking hot against the Orioles? Marson,Lopez, and Duncan. Santana and Hannahan were hurt. Damon was having children.
What has Rodgers done different since coming from the Rockies?
"Nothing," said Manager Manny Acta. "He hasn't been here long enough for us to change(screw) him(up)."
Manny, Thank has to be one of your classic remarks. Do we really want to play with his mechanics?
3B Jared Goedert (.303) hit his ninth HR yesterday, and LF Tim Fedroff went 3-for-4 to raise his average to .330. Could Jared and Tim see some action in Cleveland after the trade deadline?
You make a very valid and interesting point. When a free agent considers playing for another team, you know he looks at the players and the line-up. You got to believe Willingham thought about who would protect him in the line-up. Without a strongbat behind him, he knew he would not see the pitches. It's been happening to Santana all season. No one to protect him. And fans wonder why he gets walked so much! Duh!
Great conclusion Andrew. Any more good ideas?
There is a time and place for smallball and swinging for the 3run HR. Facing thee best pitchers in baseball requires pulling out all the stops. I would rather have a baserunner thrown out at third than stranded at 3rd. I would rather him thrown out during a squeeze than rotting on the base. Give the fans some excitment. The players would rather play that way. Go against the FO Manny, We'll stand behind a exciting, running, bunting, stealing offense trying to make things happen. Lets GO TRIBE!
God for bid we squeeze in the 1st run! With 65% of the time, the team that scores first wins! Manny might be willing to take a chance. He is on 3rd with no outs.
Maybe a Trade will move some pieces up. Bo Greenwell looks ready to move to AA.


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as ridiculous and stupid as it gets. at least it acknowledges it.
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Reminds me of Petticoat Junction, the Shady Rest Hotel and Hooterville. Only not as sophisticated.
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what a goof ball ,why dont u ask lsu players in the 4th quarter of the bcs if they were playin the best team.u know cause its hard for a team that got beat 42-14 to really know right..hahaha roll tide 14 baby deal with it.
this is huge losing 2 stars was gonna be a lil difficult but with a.p.comin back those chances really came alive now 16 return,with 2 more superstar recruits in the dennis and beers girl,wow look out roll tide.
our baseball team is still the winnest school in sec history google it.lsu second over 300 wins behind,and the same for football ,gymnastics softball and second in basketball all time .roll freakin tide i say its great to be for alabama.
i personally thank u for all u do d.k. roll tide jus enjoy another title folks.
we to go trent.im so glad im an alabama fan.nick tries his best to bring in good classy kids and does for the most part.no one is gonna get all perfect kids.and then we see what lupe and tropp and cheater chiz brings in gunplay robberies dope u name it.but hey they want to win so bad that will bring the university down to win football games.i use to could pull for auburn a little bit.but then u see someone like trent doin a great thing in gods eyes and theu u see all the lil barns always got negative things to say about anything bama.i have not and will not ever pull for aubies to win anything.roll tide roll.3 out of lst 4 .and 2 terrific beatdowns 36-0 and 42-14 love it.and one thing us bama fans never have to worry about is yall putting beatdowns on us.
god bless you young man,from a bama fan and a fan that has major back problems.good luck to you in your life journeys.
if that would have been kyle busch,carl edwards,matt kenseth etc.it would have been about 75 points ,especially if that cheater had been suspended 4 times .the great cheater chad .wonder why he won 5 yrs.in a row .huhhhhhhh.
more like 3 of last 4 and 2 nat .titles and 2 blowouts of u aubs 36-0 and 42-14 what a joke u guys are.
me to aubieincullman,i could read these stories all day,so glad there dion this for the soldiers of our great state,roll tide and ill throw a war eagle in there 2 ,god bless em.
hhhhaaaa yeah cant wait to c that ,coach saban is one of the best speakers in the world.might be a reason that alabama is in the top3or4 in recruiting every year.
yeah ur scared 42-14 3 out of 4.2 blowouts 36-0 and 42-0 u couldnt even score on off.and get ready nx year more of the same promise u that.
hey aubs heres the pattern bama fans see.3out of last 4. 42-14 36-0 total beatdowns ,your offense didnt even score in 2 of the games thats what we see,enjoy.roll freakin tide.
and were glad .2 conservative and still smoked the aubs 3-4 years with 2 beatdowns 36-0 and 42-14,enjoy were waiting for next year,more of the same.
the barn on here running thier mouths after they get beat down 42-14 cant even score an offensive t.d. on us ,lose 3 out of last 4 get beat down 36-0 in another game ,hahahaha.oh and were playing for a nat.title in 2-3 years with 1 already won.get ready 4 another beat down next year. roll freakin tide.
he will be used as a hback jus like sheeley and p.dial was.
rg3 does against one of the worst pass def.conf.in america.trent does it against the nations best def conf.sec ,easy as pie who the better player is.hater
ohhh poor aubs running down bama for losin at the buzzer against a great team and what happens the aubs losevto last place seton hall buy over 20 heehheeeehhee oh 42-14 take that with u ,rollfreakintide
thank you for this article.im a bama fan ,but i like all my alabama small schools and 2 be able 2 keep up with them,keep up the good work.
if there is no change this will be the death of dega,and daytona.most boring thing ive seen.40 cars bunched together every lap is what made dega the greatest,even dale jr thinks so.what do u think dale sr.would think of this crap,and for the record im not earnhardt fan jus stating the obvious.
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This tour was great. The stories were what made it.
It was amazing and to be honest....life altering. Wonderful hosts - Uncle Joe and Sharon - loved them!
excellent, great hosts and we see and learnt alot.
Tour guide has excellent knowledge about the sites. A lot of fun. Got lots of orbs in my pictures. You may need more than a light jacket. The wind was blowing and it was raining when we went. I would suggest you take a small flashlight with you. Would recommend to everyone
Surprisingly spooky - although the first time I did the tour it was with a guy who's last night it was. The 2nd time I did it, the guide was "different" - good but not as good.
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Good tour but would have been better if we had been told to bring a torch
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My teenager was the one who requested we take the Orb tour. She loves to watch shows about hauntings and such. I don't - didn't - really believe in that stuff. Our guide drove us to a number of sites, and shared the history of each. Along with the other folks, I had brought my digital camera and was taking photos, but never expecting to capture any 'orbs'. Was I surprised! This tour was amazing, scary, and convincing. Having returned home, I've been sharing some fascinating photos of orbs with friends and co-workers. Most cannot believe that what is on my camera is real. All I can say is 'You would have to have been there.' I strongly recommend this tour to anybody, especially those who have never experienced the paranormal. The guide is an excellent guide, who shares a deep respect for the history and culture of the islands. This was an enlightening experience.
Uncle Joe is fantastic - the theatre and drama is what you make of it. It's worth doing if only for the sightseeing at night. A view of the island most people don't get to see. Take a torch!!
The ghost tour was not what we expected, it was kind of boring, not worth the money. It wasn't scary at all.
This was a ridiculous trip with poor if any storytelling, Flashing camera's mindlessly into the night, in hopes of finding images was not my idea of an enjoyable evening. The only saving grace was that we actually went to interesting places I wish I had been there in daylight so we could have seen something more than camera's flashing


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Loggins stabbed Fields a reported 25 times and then dismembered her in the Pacific, Missouri, apartment complex the two shared, stashing most of her body under ice and towels in a trash can, which he then glued shut. Fields' head was eventually recovered from the Meramec River.
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The prosecution argued that Loggins killed Fields and immediately dismembered her, which, if proven, would have resulted in the death penalty. Franklin County Judge Gael D. Wood ruled that the evidence presented did not prove when the dismembering took place, and opted for life without parole.
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Walter RiveraMarch 1, 2012
At Pomona College, Walter Rivera focuses on politics and finance. He's part of a global student entrepreneurship group, helped co-found a mentor program for high school, and considers a future in educational reform.
For Walter Rivera '13, education, politics and finance are the driving forces in his college career. As a high school student, he attended PAYS (Pomona College Academy for Youth Success), a summer college prep program aimed at low income high school students. He has stayed connected to the program as a volunteer and teaching assistant, as well as starting other groups to counsel students at Pomona and Fontana high schools. A member of Sagehen Capital Management, a student investment club, Walter also works as an intern at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.
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I came from a high school where it would have been really challenging for me to get into Pomona. PAYS was a stepping stone for absolutely everything. It's because of PAYS that I'm here, and now I want to give something back.
Fostering a Global Community of Student Entrepreneurs
I'm co-president of the Claremont Colleges Kairos Society, an organization that focuses on global entrepreneurship related to social issues. Last March, I attended the World Foresight Forum in the Netherlands. There were 100 college-age students, 100 investors and 100 experts in every single field you can imagine, talking about issues ranging from cyber security to the economy to education. They asked us to come up with solutions for those problems and if the investors liked the ideas and if the experts thought they could possibly work, you had this perfect triangle. It was one of the best weeks of my life. I got help funding the trip from Pomona and alums, which was very cool
Becoming a Mentor
After my trip to the Netherlands, I came back wanting to focus on educational reform. Maria Tucker (director of the Draper Center for Community Partnerships) suggested I contact Jacob Stiglitz '06, who was the first Chief Operating Officer at Strive for College. One of its goals is to get college students to help out as counselors in high schools. We established a 5-C chapter and now have 60 mentors from the Claremont Colleges, who work with 65 students at Fontana High School. We've been helping them with everything they need to apply to college, from the Common Application to personal statements and financial aid.
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I tell my friends I have a dozen advisors at Pomona, one for almost every single issue or part of my life. All my professors have been amazing, and I've also had great advice from alums like Franklin Ulf '53 (emeritus trustee) about working in the financial field.
Politics and the Road Ahead
I thought about running for school board in Baldwin Park and decided instead to work as a campaign manager for another candidate, who shares my views on education. After graduation, I want to focus on a career in a financial field, but eventually would like to work on educational reform, either through politics or by starting my own version of PAYS. I want more people to have the opportunities I've had at Pomona.


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I know what you mean! A few days before I gave birth, I had almost convinced myself that if I just packed my things and turned up at the birthing centre, I could trick my body into going into labour. (And who knows? Maybe it would've worked!)
I can't believe you're still doing daycare! At 39 weeks! And you haven't murdered any of your kiddies and hidden them in the back yard? Be honest. I won't judge you.
Incidentally, I updated my blog. Not my birth story per se, but baby-related, if anyone's interested.
The days are getting longer...let me tell you. I've got three on vacation this week, but it's my three really easy personalities. Of the other four, one is an infant, two of them are a set of very intense siblings with a set of interesting parents to match, and another one is pretty easy personality wise - she just gets here super early. She's only here today and Friday though. And...bonus for me...I did find out that the other ones are staying home today. So it's just my one early girl, who leaves by 3:00pm, and my son today. I'm letting them watch a few cartoons right now. Normally my daycare has a tv-free environment, but my parents are all lenient and understanding the closer I get to my due date. We've definitely had a few cartoon/movie mornings when it's been rainy outside lately. I'm just getting a bit too tired and waddly to go go go all day long!
I did finally get some sleep last night. Holy cow - I just can't seem to stop eating lately. I've been nonstop hungry. I had two bowls of cereal and some leftover fettuccine alfredo about midnight last night and then this morning for breakfast I had two bowls of cereal and more fettuccine alfredo for mid-morning snack and I still feel hungry! I could really really go for some ice cream right now!
I sense that I'm getting close. I don't know if I'm right or it's just wishful thinking! I've seen a spot of mucus on my panties the past few potty breaks (TMI - sorry). Not enough that I think it's the entire plug of course. But it's an increase and I'm hoping that it's the beginnings of the breakdown of the plug. But I don't know - I'm probably just being a preggochondriac again!
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Hee! When Miles was born and we finally settled down in bed, DH surprised *me* by saying "I don't know that he looks like a Miles... he looks more like a Lachlan". Lachlan being my first choice from months ago, which he'd strongly vetoed. I was touched - Miles was originally my suggestion too, but I'd been wavering on it for ages, whereas DH really liked it. But I knew DH really wasn't that keen on Lachlan, and was just being nice because he'd watched me give birth - and I felt bad taking advantage of that, especially because DD's name was mostly my choice. So I persuaded him to wait until morning, when he admitted he still preferred Miles. :p Much to my surprise, everyone seems to love the name - I expected most people to hate it. DD's name, Rowan, never got above about a 50% approval rate, so maybe I should let DH pick the names from now on!
Miles was on my list of names that I liked enough to consider. I really like the name, it just didn't fit well with my other kids' names. My niece's name is Rowan, so I'm partial to that one. :) I rarely find other people with a Rowan so it's interesting to me that you have a little girl Rowan like my sister does!
I sometimes feel homicidal towards my own children, and I birthed them! I cannot imagine doing daycare still! I would have totally lost my sh*t on them by now! Of course, my personality is not one that is geared toward managing multiple children all at one time as a job. Hence the reason why I decided (wisely, I think) to change my major back to nursing from education.
I changed my mind. I don't want to have the baby any time in the next few days. We have to get my car fixed (a repair we've been putting off) before hubby's car dies completely, since his needs a $900 timing belt repair and we've decided it's time to get rid of it instead. I don't want to go into labor until we get my car back from the shop--I hate the idea of having to drive that car to the hospital or rely on someone else to give us a ride. So 2.0 can stay put in her little nest for now, plskthx.
You realize that now that you've said that, you'll probably go into labor tonight. :)
I exhausted myself with the wondering when I would go into labor and I finally gave up. And I think that's when I went into labor.
Momma to my boy (1/99) & girl (7/00), Birthmomma to my Ladybug (8/09), the new baby monkey boy born 6/6/11!
Student nurse, doula, future midwife, and breastfeeding, bedsharing, babywearing, organic gardening, God-loving single momma
Well, the car didn't take nearly as long to get out of the shop as I thought it would. I'd thought it might be in all week. We retrieved it this afternoon.
No baby yet.
*twiddles thumbs*.
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