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Thursday, May 9, 2013
Class reunion planning — Members of the J.F. Webb High School Class of 1973 have organized a planning committee for their 40th class reunion. The committee will meet in the conference room at Richard H. Thornton Library in Oxford today at 6 p.m. All classmates are invited to attend.
Weight loss group — TOWN (Take Off Weight Now), a non-profit weight loss group, will meet at Aycock Recreation Center at 11:30 a.m.
Sunrise Forum — The Granville County Chamber of Commerce's monthly Sunrise Forum will be today, at 8 a.m., at the Granville County Convention and Expo Center, 4185 N.C. 15-South, Oxford. Granville County manager Brian Alligood and County Commissioners' chairman Edgar Smoak will present an update on Granville County. The public is invited to attend: a light breakfast (biscuits, fruit, juice and coffee) will be served beforehand.
Small business luncheon — A small business luncheon will take place today, at noon, at Henderson Country Club. This four-county chamber of commerce event will be held to recognize the winners of the Small Business of the Year Awards.
Cruise in — This month's installment of Tar River Cruizers' monthly Cruise Ins is scheduled for today. These events take place on the second Saturday of each month between March and October in the Lowes/Staples parking lot from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Attendees can look forward to old cars, oldies music, good food, door prizes, 50/50 tickets, lots of fun and good fellowship.
Warren County Farmers Market — The Warren County Farmers Market is open today, from 8 a.m.-noon, in the BB&T parking lot, at the corner of East Macon and Bragg streets, in Warrenton.
Strawberry Days — The Strawberry Days crafts bazaar and 5-K road race will take place at the Granville County Recreation Dept. today, from 8-11 a.m. Call (919) 603-1100 for more information.
Auditions — The Henderson Rec Players will be having auditions for this summer's theater season today at First Baptist Church. Parts are available for "The Sound of Music," running July 11-14, and for "Cabaret," schedule for Aug. 7-11. Auditions will begin at 10 a.m. for children for the former (enter building from Orange Street) and at 1 p.m. for adults for both shows (enter from Winder Street). Call (252) 431-6091 for more information.
Food drive — The Henderson Letter Carriers 21st annual Food Drive will take place today. Any nonperishable food items placed near residential mailboxes will be picked up by carriers on their routes and delivered to a local food bank.
Girls on the Run — This year's edition of Girls on the Run, will be held in memory of Joan McLaughlin. It will take place today, at 9 a.m., in front of the Henderson Police Department in downtown Henderson. Race day registration will begin at the station at 8 a.m. Call (252) 438-2144 or visit gotrvance.org for more information.
Ridgeway Opry House — There will be a special guest appearance by Don Taylor & Jamie Pridgens. Also scheduled to perform are Freida Harlow, Ellen Lloyd, Joyce Hart, Alan and Betsy Reid, Julia Morton, Donnie Gillam, Matt Nelson, Evelena Norwood, Jimmy Bridges, Richard Minor, Johnny Pitchford, Jackie Turner, John White and Robert Carroll. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the music begins at 7 p.m. Located at 852 U.S. 1 South, Norlina.
DAV — The Vance County Chapter 97 of the DAV will meets on the second Monday of each month at 6 p.m. These meetings take place at the Vance County Senior Center, 126 S. Garnett St., Henderson. All members are encouraged to attend.
Genealogical society — The Vance County Genealogical Society will conduct its next meeting today, at 6:30 p.m., at Perry Memorial Library, in the Farm Bureau Room. Verona Ann Markham will present a program on family traditions. Members, guests and interested persons are encouraged to attend. For more information, call (252) 492-3051.
Reception/ice cream social — A reception/ice cream social will be held today, from 2-4 p.m., in the foyer at Oxford City Hall. Oxford's new city manager, Randy Hemann, will be welcomed. RSVP by calling (919) 603-1100, ext. 0; or visit email@example.com.
Quilting guild — Vance Quilts 'R Us — the Vance County quilting guild — will conduct its next meeting today, at 6:30 p.m., at its new location, the First Presbyterian Church Annex, 222 Young St., Henderson.
Board of trustees — The Perry Memorial Library Board of Trustees will meet today, at 5 p.m., in the Farm Bureau Room at Perry Memorial Library in Henderson.
Board of education — The Vance County Board of Education will meet today, at 7 p.m., in the Administrative Services Center Board Room, 1724 Graham Ave., Henderson.
Mental health plan — The Five County Community Operations Center's Consumer and Family Advisory Committee meets monthly to assist in developing and revising the mental health plan that drives mental health, developmental disability and substance abuse services for the five county area. Consumers may attend these meetings on the second Tuesday of every month, beginning at 6 p.m., at the Vance-Granville Community College Warren campus, 210 Ridgeway St., Bldg. 4, Room W432, Warrenton. Consumers can sign up to discuss issues from 6:15-6:30 p.m. For more information, call (252) 430-1330, ext. 3025 or 3050.
Adult fellowship — An adult fellowship group meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m., at the Salvation Army, 355 Alexander Ave., Henderson. Breakfast will be served to attendees on the last Tuesday of the month, at 9 a.m. The public is invited to attend. For more information, call (252) 438-7107.
Class on Medicare — An introductory class to Medicare will be offered at the Vance County Senior Center, 126 S. Garnett St., Henderson, today, from 6-7:30 p.m. A complimentary meal will be provided prior to the class, from 5-6 p.m. Space is limited, so registration is mandatory to attend. Call Cheryl Strider at (252) 430-0257.
Extension and community association — The Vance County Extension and Community Association will meet today, at 4 p.m., at the extension office, 305 Young St., Henderson. The guest speaker will be Lt. Irvin Robinson of the Henderson Police Dept. Members and friends are encouraged to attend.
Meeting concerning melon production — A program entitled "Producing Melons Successfully" will take place today, at 6:30 p.m., in the upstairs conference room at the Vance Cooperative Extension Center, 305 Young St., Henderson. For more information or to register, call Wayne Rowland at (252) 438-8188.
Fish fry — The public is invited to attend the annual Henderson Shrine Club Fish Fry today, from 11 a.m.-7 p.m., at Vance Square Shopping Center on Raleigh Road (across from Supply Line Country Market - in the building formerly occupied by Super 10). Plates ($7 per) will be available for eat-in or take-out, and will feature fish, slaw, potatoes and hush puppies (and beverages for those eating in). All proceeds will benefit the Shriners Hospitals for Children.
Cookware — Volunteer Services of Maria Parham Medical Center will be hosting a dynamic cookware sale today, from 7 a.m.-4 p.m., in the J.T. Church Classroom at the hospital. This is day one of a two-day event.
4-H camp (registration deadline) — Today is last day for 4-H Camp Registration for boys and girls (ages 8-14) to attend the Eastern 4-H Environmental Education Center from June 16-21. Cost ($390) will include transportation, a T-shirt and camp spending money. Contact Morris White, director, Cooperative Extension, at (252) 438-8188 or visit 305 Young St., Henderson.
May 16
Ribbon cutting — A ribbon cutting will take place today, at 5:15 p.m., for the new emergency room at Granville Health System, 1010 College St., Oxford.
Cookware — Volunteer Services of Maria Parham Medical Center will be hosting a dynamic cookware sale today, from 7 a.m.-2 p.m., in the J.T. Church Classroom at the hospital. This is day two of a two-day event.
Silent auction/dinner — Henderson Collegiate is seeking silent auction items. Today, the school will be having its first-ever fundraising event, the Provide for the Pride Dinner. This event will kick off with a silent auction. Afterward, a dinner program will take place, creating the opportunity for guests to partner with Henderson Collegiate in support of the school's mission. Those who are able to contribute items, gift cards or funds to Henderson Collegiate, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit should contact the school's Caitlin Dietrich, director of development, at email@example.com or by phone at (252) 204-8750.
May 17
Weight loss group — TOWN (Take Off Weight Now), a non-profit weight loss group, will meet at Aycock Recreation Center at 11:30 a.m.
May 18
Warren County Farmers Market — The Warren County Farmers Market is open today, from 8 a.m.-noon, in the BB&T parking lot, at the corner of East Macon and Bragg streets, in Warrenton.
St. Jude Walkathon — The St. Jude Walkathon for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital will take place today, at 7 a.m., at the Warrenton Armory, 501 U.S. 158 Bus. East. Call Mary Dunson at (252) 257-3206.
Community day — Club 15 and Beacon Light Lodge will present their third annual community day at the Aycock Recreational Complex, 307 Carey Chapel Road, Henderson, today, from noon-5 p.m. Admission is free. Attractions will include a magic show, face painting, a complimentary lunch and refreshments, tips on safety and fire prevention, live entertainment, and resource information from local organizations. For more information, call (252) 432-0884.
Meet and greet — The Cobble Stone community is hosting its annual Meet N Greet gathering today, from 4-6 p.m., in the cul de sac at 103 S. Cobble Creek Drive, Henderson. The rain date for this event will be June 8. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs.
May 20
Knitting club — Perry Memorial Library is now offering a place every other Monday, from 1-3 p.m., in the board room for knitting, crocheting, and other "crafts involving strings and yarn." This is a free program, sponsored by the library. The public is welcome to work on their own crafts or to simply come and learn.
May 21
Masonic lodge — The Henderson Masonic Lodge No. 229 meets on the third Tuesday of the month at the lodge, 401 Brodie Road, in Henderson. A meal is served before each lodge meeting at 6 p.m., followed by the Stated Communication at 7 p.m. All lodge members and visiting Master Masons are invited to attend. The monthly meeting is conducted on the third Tuesday of each month.
Adult fellowship — An adult fellowship group meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m., at the Salvation Army, 355 Alexander Ave., Henderson. Breakfast will be served to attendees on the last Tuesday of the month, at 9 a.m. The public is invited to attend. For more information, call (252) 438-7107.


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In December, former BP BP drilling engineer was acquitted of one count of obstruction of justice and found guilty on another. His alleged sin, as I have written about here before, was his deletion of innocuous text messages in his role as an engineer tasked with stopping the flow of oil from the Macondo well, which resulted from of the Deep Water Horizon rig explosion (April-July 2010). Almost two months after that guilty verdict, Mix is asking U.S. District Judge Sandwood Duval, Jr. to toss the decision and, at the least, give him a new trial.
Mix was scheduled to be sentenced to prison on March 26th, but that has now been pushed off to April 23rd while Judge Duval considers Mix's motion to have the jury's decision tossed (Rule 29 Motion) and demand a new trial (Rule 33 Motion). Duval recently ruled on a motion filed by Mix's lead attorney, Joan McPhee of Ropes & Gray, to have the good judge removed because he had filed a claim against BP for damages sustained to his Grand Isle, LA fishing camp during the BP spill. While it would seem like a conflict that should be questioned, a judge presiding over the first case of a former BP employee associated with the spill while having a stated bias/case against BP, Duval was outraged. In denying the motion for his recusal, Duval wrote of McPhee's motion as being, "naive at best and disingenuous at its worst." Another person in Duval's courtroom was also a part of requesting damages for property damage done by BP … his law clerk, Janet Daley …. who is also Judge Duval's wife.
Before moving on, I wanted to add that James Varney wrote for the Times-Picayune about a number of other relationships that Judge Duval has associated with to the BP spill. Varney wrote:
"… the judge's son, David Duval, told members of court-appointed investigator Louis Freeh's staff that he got a job with the Deepwater Horizon claims office after Judge Duval recommended him over lunch with Claims Administrator Patrick Juneau, according to court documents. Juneau recalled the circumstances differently, but in any event David Duval was employed by the claims office until his resignation last October.
Meanwhile, Judge Duval's brother, C. Berwick Duval II, and his wife, Judge Duval's sister-in-law Alexis Duval, are also closely tied to BP lawsuits. Duval, Funderburk, the law firm that also employs Judge Duval's nephew, Stanwood R. Duval, had filed 29 lawsuits against BP as of last November. The firm also represents Terrebonne Parish and other public entities in BP litigation.
Alexis Duval became a principal in the Bourgeois Bennett accounting firm last year. That firm has actively solicited BP work, as CPA reports are a critical piece of showing reduced income in the year following the spill."
If the judge has so many ties to the BP spill, what ties were there related to members of the jury? I digress.
Moving on with justice, Mix still is fighting to have his conviction tossed. In a filing this week, Mix asked for acquittal based on the position that the jury was wrong and could not have used "reasonable doubt" as a basis for finding guilt. The fact is that there was no evidence, none, presented during the trial that states Mix acted in a way that obstructed justice. While Mix's attorneys acknowledge a deletion of text message strings, the strings contained nothing of value related to the oil spill and, further, Mix provided vast amounts of information related to the spill during the crisis. There was nobody to testify that Mix acted nervous, sought to tell anyone 'don't let the government see this', destroyed electronic devices, shredded anything … NOTHING. He deleted a text message string that mostly contained messages about lunch plans, yoga lessons and back pains to a friend. That is the government's case and a jury's verdict against an engineer who has no prior record, a long list of great character witnesses and who worked countless hours in midst of the worst man-made disaster to hit the U.S.
The evidence does not match the verdict reached in this case. Mix's is not a complicated case but it is one people should be watching.
While Judge Duval has ruled that he would not recuse himself from the case, he has the ability to throw this case out when he rules in March, hopefully, on McPhee's motion for tossing the case against Mix. Otherwise, Mix moves to the sentencing phase and faces years in prison.
Beyond this case, Judge Duval has a busy schedule ahead of him. He is presiding over the case of Robert Kaluza and Donald Vidrine, BP's top two supervisors who were on the Deepwater Horizon rig at the time of the blowout. Each faces 11 counts of involuntary manslaughter, along with violating the federal Clean Water Act. Good luck with that one.

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"Whenever you are seized and you undergo death-pangs (mortal fear), a multitude of Archons may turn on you, thinking they can capture you. And in particular, three of them will seize you, those who pose as toll collectors. Not only do they demand toll, but they take away souls by theft." -- The (First) Apochrypha of James, Nag Hammadhi texts"We all know that UFOs are real. All we need to ask is where do they come from, and what do they want?" -- Apollo 14 Astronaut Capt. Edgar Mitchell
"The entities they called Archons appear to be identical to the ET's of modern Ufology. Both Grey and Reptilian types are explicitly described in the codices. I would estimate that up to one-fifth of the core material in the NHC concerns the Archons, their origin, methods and motives." -- John Lash, ancient gnostic text expert
" The Nephilim were on the earth in those days-and also afterward-when the sons of God went to the daughters of men and had children by them. They were the heroes of old, men of renown." -- The Bible, Genesis 6:1-4
Are we alone in the universe? It's a question that's been asked for millennia now.
Most of the highest grossing blockbusters at the box office have an extraterrestrial theme such as "E.T." by Steven Spielberg, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", "Contact", "Independence Day", and the "Men In Black" trilogy. The TV series X-Files was so popular it almost had a cult follwing. Millions of people have reported seeing UFO's in our skies and up to 5 or 6 percent of the population are believed to have been abducted by alien beings. There are many known species but the most common reported are the little greys, the reptilians, and the Nordics.
Many books have been written detailing the phenomenon, including "Communion" by Whitley Strieber, "Missing Time" by Budd Hopkins, "Abduction" by Harvard psychiatrist John Mack, and "Secret Life" and "The Threat" by David Jacobs. These researchers have hypnotically regressed their subjects in order to obtain more details. "Keepers of the Garden" by Dolores Cannon also uses hypnotherapy to gather her information on why human beings were created.
Other unexplained phenomenon such as crop circles and cattle mutilations have confounded researchers for years now. But it is just not a recent phenomenon. Many believe the Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt and many other enormous monoliths had to have been built by aliens thousands of years ago. Mythology abounds with stories of the gods, most notably the titans of Greek mythology. Thousands of years ago the Hindu Mahabrata spoke of flying vehicles called vimyanas.
According to Sumerian researcher Zecharia Sitchen, the ancient Sumerians wrote of gods who came to Earth and created the human race. A sumerian cylinder seal shows our solar system with all the planets present including one more which they named Nibiru, the planet of the crossing. It is proportionately accurate and the planets are in their correct orbits. "...the Sumerian Epic of Creation is not an allegorical myth but a sophisticated cosmogony scientifically describing how our solar system came to be...."
Is it possible that when we call God The Source and that we will return to the Source that the nature of that source, or God, is a Saurus, i.e. a dragon or reptile. The name of dinosuars such as brontosaurus and tyrannosaurus rex come from the greek word saurus which means lizard. Also we all know Godzilla the fire-breathing dragon which became so popular in the asian cultures. The Hebrew word for god/gods is "el" and "ili" in Akkadian or Semitic. Allah is the god of the muslims. Thus the giant lizard Godzilla is really a pun on God's Illah. The Elohim of the Bible who said let us create man in our image and in our likeness.
In his epic book Flying Serpents And Dragons: The Story of Mankind's Reptilian Past, R.A. Boulay cites dozens of examples where ancient peoples and texts speak of humans cohabiting with and in many cases worshipping reptilian beings. From the biblical serpent who tempted Adam and Eve in the gar-DEN of E-DEN to the Sumerian accounts of the creation of man, Boulay makes a strong case.
In Chapter 7 of his book, Boulay lists many examples of the serpent races in cultures throughout the world. He mentions the seraph of the Old Testament. He draws upon a fragment from the oldest known sumerian tablets regarding the nature of the sumerian gods, "The reptilian nature of the gods is explicit: 'The reptile verily descend, The Earth is resplendent as a well-watered garden, At that time Enki and Eridu had not appeared, Daylight did not shine, Moonlight had not emerged". "The Aryans who came later ran into the remnants of these serpent people; they are vividly described in the Ramayana: 'Near Bhogavata stands the place where dwell the hosts of the serpent race, a broad-wayed city, walled and barred, which watchful legions keep and guard. The fiercest of the serpent youth, each awful for his venomed tooth, and throned in his imperial hall is Vasuki who rules them all' ". He goes on: "In the epic Mahabharata, a group of "celestials" arrive by aerial car to attend the wedding feast of the Aryan kings:"The gods came in cloud-borne chariots, came to view the scene so fair. Winged Suparnas, scaly Nagas, bright celestial cars in concourse sailed upon the cloudless sky".
"In one of the great epics of India, the Ramayana, is the story of Sita, the bride of a northern Prince called Rama, who is abducted by Ravana, the serpent king of Ceylon... Throughout the story, Ravana is described in barbaric terms - he "feeds on humans" and"drinks the blood of his foe"... According to Chinese history, Asian dragons were present at the Creation and shared the world with mankind. Like theWestern serpent, the dragon was linked with the development of Man; and it was the dragon that taught him the essential arts such as how to make fire, how to weave nets for fishing, and how to make music... Among the Mayas of Central America, snake symbolism was very common. Most of the serpents depicted in their art are feathered, indicating the ability to fly. The ancient Mayan book Chilam Balam relates that the first inhabitants of Yucatan were the Chanes or "People of the Serpent," who came across the sea from the East led by Itzamna, a serpent-god... The benevolent serpent-god is also found in the later Mexican mythology in the Aztec civilisation, which superseded the Mayan one. Quetzalcoatl is the plumed serpent-god who brought the benefits of civilisation to Mexico and taught the science of astronomy and mathematics to man... "
"I shall establish a savage. Man will be his name. Verily, savage-man I shall create. He will be charged with the service of the Gods, that they might be at ease". Sumerian Creation Epic
There are even fewer reports of a praying mantis type of alien. They are usually seen on the ships with the gey or reptilian aliens, but seem to be in charge or command. The praying mantis got its name because when it feeds it looks like a man praying with his hands together. This begs the questions who taught man to put his hands together when he prays to "god"? When we give our love and devotional energy when we pray is it being devoured by a praying/preying mantis type alien?
He connects Enki to the Saurian Oannes and the Nommo who landed in the Persian Gulf and came here from the Sirius star system as was detailed in Robert Temple's The Sirius Mystery. Boulay writes, "The traditions of ancient Mesopotamia recount the story of an amphibious ancestor who
taught the arts and crafts of civilisation to Mankind. Written in the Third Century BC by the
Babylonian priest Berossus, it describes the origins of civilisation, as his forefathers believed
Although the works of Berossus have been lost, many fragments have been preserved by a number of contemporary writers such as Apollodorus, Aleksander Polyhistor, and Abydens, one of Aristotle's disciples who also wrote an Assyrian history of his own, now lost. The account speaks of a group of creatures that came out of the Persian Gulf called
"Annedoti" led by one Oannes. They reportedly were amphibious creatures with the head of a man, the body and tail of a fish, yet legged like a man.
Led by Oannes, these creatures taught man all of the ancient knowledge. According to the legend, Oannes instructed Man how to build cities, to found temples, to compile laws, to
survey the lands, and how to grow food. He also taught them mathematics, the sciences, and every kind of art. Apollodorus referred to Oannes and the Annedoti as "Musarus". The word "musarus" means "an abomination" in Greek just as "annedoti" means "the repulsive ones". In other words, the creatures credited with founding civilisation were frankly described by the ancient Babylonian people, who revered them, as "repulsive abominations".
Enki can also be seen in the Dagon fish god of the Philistine Canaanite tradition of the fisherman-priests. The mitre that the Pope wears on top of his head today is a representation of the fish god. The humans used to wear reptilian skins over their bodies so as not to be attacked.
Researcher John Rhodes has done a remarkable job logging all the interactions of these reptilian beings, both today and in the past at his website www.reptoids.com. We get the reptilian part of our brain, which scientists call the R-complex, from our reptilian ancestors. We have a tailbone and some aberrations at birth occur even today where children are born with long tails.
There were reliefs found in Abydos, Egypt which seem to show a helicopter and a submarine. The Dogon tribe of Africa say a ship landed in the water and god-like beings named Nommous came ashore.
In 1990 almost a full decade before the release of the popular Matrix movie trilogy, a CIA operative named John Grace wrote under the pseudonym Val Valerian in a book named Matrix II: The Abduction and Manipulation of Humans Using Advanced Technology, "Fourth density Greys, the ones who are primarily dealing with Whitley Strieber, are the ones who possess the technical equipment to draw energy from the human bioplasmic field. They also have the ability to extract memories and experiences from the human being. It is they who await in the light when a human being dies. The human being is then recycled into another body and the process begins all over again. Fourth density Greys are, in effect, sensation junkies. To experience human emotions is the closest they themselves ever come to the idea of feeling." He later writes, "These entities have been abducting humans for many centuries -- these entities view Earth as a big farm, and have been essentially raising and harvesting humans and apparently abduct humans to take back to their home planet to raise there in a kind of human husbandry scenario." Part of his alien hypothesis is that " 'compliant' humans can be 'legally' 'harvested' for various 'slavery' purposes. Humans are effectively considered raw materials, including to be used as nutrition and also for parasitic energy usage by aliens.
In Matrix V, Valerian writes, "They want to recycle low to lower mid-level spirits into another breeding productive incarnation. Hence the Light and Tunnel at death Trap. Scanning someone they wish to recycle as they near death, the aliens discover who the person was close to has died. They project the person(s) image in the white light tunnel and the image waves you in deeper. If you CHOOSE to follow you can be trapped and sent to another incarnation of their choice. This shows the Empire does have an understanding of the spirit, but it attempts to short this out. The Light and Tunnel trap is a relatively new device, but one that will fail and they now know this. 'Go into the Light' say those who have had near death experiences. They are the salespersons chosen to advertise this alien venture. NEVER enter that light. Go up, left, back, right or anywhere but there. The mass media exposure of the Light and Tunnel trap (seen in the film 'Ghost', where the hero willingly enters the glittering trap) is to try to get people to buy the destination."
John Lash, researcher into the ancient gnostic texts found in the library of Nag Hammadi, Egypt, writes, "A close reading of these arcane materials shows that Gnostics were deeply concerned with alien intrusion into human affairs. The entities they called Archons appear to be identical to the ET's of modern Ufology. Both Grey and Reptilian types are explicitly described in the codices. I would estimate that up to one-fifth of the core material in the NHC concerns the Archons, their origin, methods and motives. 'The Sophia Mythos,' the Gnostic creation story, explains that the Archons arise due to an anomaly in the cosmic order. "The world system we inhabit came about by a mistake." (The Gospel of Philip)"
In an interview he said, "I follow the Gnostic teachings that the primary predatory intelligence facing humanity is the Archontes. I believe that they are identical with the Annunaki and the modern Grays......The Gnostics taught that the Archons did not create us, but they are caught in a delusion, and they think they are our creators. One of their main goals is to convince us that they created us – in effect, to get us to think as they do. As far as I know, there is no "legacy" we have received from the Archon ETs. They are inferior to us in will and intelligence, though superior in navigational technology for travelling among the planets, in telepathy and techniques of imitation (virtual reality). I believe that the Archons are identical with the "Watchers" of Enoch, entities who are credited with teaching metal-working and cosmetic adornment to humanity."The Gnostic texts in The Apochrypha of James explain that Jesus told us how to escape this matrix and how to defeat the Demiurge and the Archons.
The Master said: 'James, behold, I shall reveal to you the path of your redemption. Whenever you are seized and you undergo death-pangs (mortal fear), a multitude of Archons may turn on you,
thinking they can capture you. And in particular, three of them will seize you, those who pose as toll collectors. Not only do they demand toll, but they take away souls by theft.
Now, when you come under their power, one of them who is the overseer will say to you:"Who are you, and where are you from?"
You are then to say to him, "I am a child of humanity and I am from the Source."
He will then say to you, "What sort of child are you, and to what Source do you belong?"
You are to say to him, "I am from the pre-existent Source, and I am the offspring of the Source."
Then he will say to you, "Why were you sent out from the Source?"
Then you are to say to him, "I came from the Pre-existent One so that I might behold those of my kind and those who are alien."
And he will say to you, "What are these alien beings?"
You are to say to him: "They are not entirely alien, for they are from the Fallen Sophia (Achamoth), the female divinity who produced them when she brought the human race down from the Source, the realm of the Pre-Existent One. So they are not entirely alien, but they are our kin. They are indeed so because she who is their matrix, Sophia Achamoth, is from the Source. At the same time they are alien because Sophia did not combine with her like in the Source (her divine male counterpart), when she produced them."
When he also says to you, "Where will you go now?"
You are to say to him, "To the place when I came, the Source, there shall I return." And if you respond in this manner, you will escape their attacks. -- The (First) Apocalypse of James (NHC V, 3. 33 -34: 1- 25. Translation from NHLE 1990, pp. 265-6 and Kurt Rudolf, Gnosis, p. 174-5.)
The ancient gnostic texts found in Nag Hamaddi, Egypt speak of a type of parasitic entity that can control a man's thoughts. This appears to be the inspiration for the pilot episode of Star Trek The Original Series as well as this episode from Star Trek Voyager in which an alien presence invades Captain Janeway's cerebral cortex and poses as her father in order to convince her she is dead so that the alien can feed off her energy in its light matrix. Researcher John Lash has a lot of material about the mind parasites, called Archons.
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In the Star Trek Voyager episode Coda, Captain Janeway is almost fooled by an alien
who invaded her cerebral cortex causing her to think she has died. The alien poses as her father, imploring her
to follow him into the light. She is suspicious of his intentions and refuses. The alien finally revealed its true intentions:
ALIEN: This is what my species does. At the moment just before death one of us comes down to help you understand what's happening, to make the crossing over an occasion of joy.
JANEWAY: And what is that? (pointing to the light behind him)
ALIEN: Our Matrix, where your consciousness will live. I was being truthful when I said it was a place of wonder. It can be whatever you want it to be.
JANEWAY: Then why didn't you tell me this from the beginning? Why pretend to be my father.
ALIEN: Usually people are comforted to see their loved ones. It makes the crossing over a much less fearful occasion. I've done this many times, but I've never encountered someone so resistant.
ALIEN: You're in a dangerous profession, Captain. You face death everyday. There'll be another time and I'll be waiting. Eventually you'll come into my Matrix and you will nourish me for a long, long, time.
Afterwards, Captain Janeway discusses the encounter with one of her crew.
CHAKOTAY: I can't help thinking about it. That alien, his Matrix, he was like the spider that has to lure a fly into his web.
JANEWAY: Do you think it's possible that each of the near death experiences we've heard about are the result of an alien inhabitation?
The Star Trek The Original Series 2-part episode, The Menagerie, was reworked fom the show's actual 1965 pilot epsiode named The Cage. The Menagerie was aired in November of 1966. A group of small telepathic aliens very reminiscent of the little grey aliens that dominate today's commercial market, hold Captain Pike a prisoner. The aliens in the pilot episode are almost certainly based on the aliens named Archons in the ancient gnostis texts found in Nag Hammadi, Egypt. The trickster Archons were able to invade the mind and affect emotions. The Star trek series, of course, went on to be a huge success.
In a rare interview on the paranormal radio show Coast to Coast A.M. Art Bell interviewed Leonard Nimoy who played the alien character Spock. Leonard Nimoy told him, "When we were making the Star Trek series the first season -- middle of the first season -- some people came to me and they said, 'You may not know it, but you have been chosen as a kind of a vessel to carry informatin to this civilization to help prepare this society for the coming of another civilization for alien arrival and your character is a character designed to educate this public that there is nothing to fear, that it is possible to interact with other species', and I said, 'Ok, it's ok with me if that's the case.' "
These inorganic alien beings depicted in the pilot show are actually mentioned in the ancient Nag Hammadi gnostic texts and are referred to as Archons which are mind parasites. Yes, the Archons "are cons". Researcher John Lash has written extensively about them.
PIKE: Can you hear me? My name is Christopher Pike, commander of the space vehicle Enterprise from a stellar group at the other end of this galaxy. Our intentions are peaceful. Can you understand me?
(the aliens communicate with their minds, not voices)
TALOSIAN: It appears, Magistrate, that the intelligence of the specimen is shockingly limited.
MAGISTRATE: This is no surprise since his vessel was baited here so easily with a simulated message. As you can read in its thoughts, it is only now beginning to suspect that the survivors and encampment were a simple illusion we placed in their minds.
PIKE: You're not speaking, yet I hear you.
MAGISTRATE: You will note the confusion as it reads our thought transmissions.
PIKE: All right, then, telepathy. You can read my mind. I can read yours. Now, unless you want my ship to consider capturing me an unfriendly act
MAGISTRATE: You now see the primitive fear/threat reaction. The specimen is about to boast of his strength, the weaponry of his vessel, and so on. Next, frustrated into a need to display physical prowess, the creature will throw himself against the transparency.
PIKE: If you were in here, wouldn't you test the strength of these walls, too? There's a way out of any cage, and I'll find it.
MAGISTRATE: Despite its frustration, the creature appears more adaptable than our specimens from other planets. We can soon begin the experiment.
[Briefing room]
SPOCK: The inhabitants of this planet must live deep underground, probably manufacture food and other needs down there. Our tests indicate the planet surface, without considerably more vegetation or some animals, simply too barren to support life.
NUMBER ONE: So we just thought we saw survivors there.
SPOCK: Exactly. An illusion placed in our minds by this planet's inhabitants.
BOYCE: It was a perfect illusion. They had us seeing just what we wanted to see, human beings who'd survived with dignity and bravery, everything entirely logical, right down to the building of the camp, the tattered clothing, everything. Now let's be sure we understand the danger of this. The inhabitants of this planet can read our minds, they can create illusions out of a person's own thoughts, memories, and experiences, even out of a person's own desires. Illusions just as real and solid as this table top and just as impossible to ignore.
BOYCE: Maybe it was. It's what I tried to explain in the briefing room. Their power of illusion is so great, we can't be sure of anything we do, anything we see.
VINA: They can't actually make you do anything you don't want to do.
PIKE: But they try to trick me with their illusions.
VINA: And, er, they can punish you when you're not co-operative. You'll find out about that.
PIKE: Did they ever live on the surface of this planet? Why did they go underground?
VINA: War, thousands of centuries ago.
PIKE: That's why it's so barren up there?
VINA; The planet's only now becoming able to support life again.
PIKE: So the Talosians who came underground found life limited here and they concentrated on developing their mental power.
VINA: But they found it's a trap, like a narcotic, because when dreams become more important than reality, you give up travel, building, creating. You even forget how to repair the machines left behind by your ancestors. You just sit, living and reliving other lives left behind in the thought record.
PIKE: Or sit probing minds of zoo specimens like me.
VINA: You're better than a theatre to them. They create the illusion for you, they watch you react, feel your emotions. They have a whole collection of specimens, descendants of life brought back long ago from all over this part of the galaxy.
PIKE: You'll find my thoughts more interesting, thoughts so primitive you can't understand. Emotions so (stricken by pain)
KEEPER: Wrong thinking is punishable. Right thinking will be as quickly rewarded. You will find it an effective combination. (leaves)
KIRK: You keep talking about life, Mister Spock. A chance for life. How? As a prisoner, caged, a zoo specimen, living the illusions that amuse his keepers?
Not only did the pilot for Star Trek The Original Series called The Cage featured short grey beings who used telepathy to mentally intrude and replace the Star Trek crews' thoughts and feelings in order to feed off them. Later in the first season the episode The Return of the Archons featured robed and hooded beings who ruled over a planet whose populace acted like mindless zombies. They shared a hive mind and the beings threatened the Star Trek crew to be absorbed into the collective Body in their absorption chambers. Spock called them soulless parts with no spirit working in unison for the tranquility of the Machine.The leader Landru like so many other movies and shows like The Wizard of Oz, The Truman Show and The Prisoner was projected from a machine or artificial intelligence hidden in a control room. This seemed to be a precursor to the hive mind of the Borg collective.
Some of the most beautifully intricate geometric patterns have been formed into the crop fields of farmers all over the world, but primarily in England. In most cases they contain messages of a spiritual or scientific nature. The media has tried to debunk them as the product of men with chains and boards. But there are no broken crops around the designs and the very DNA nodes of the stems of the crops have expanded and have microwave detections. Crop circles. The above crop circle was formed at Golden Ball Hill, on July 14, 2000. It seems they were aware of the name of the location as the formation inself resembles the sun, a golden ball. Is the above crop circle a depiction of a soul or spirit in one of the solar flares or flying into or out of the sun?
Wikipedia reports, " It has also been noted that Terence McKenna described seeing "Machine Elves" while experimenting with Dimethyltryptamine (also known as DMT). In a 1988 study conducted at UNM, psychiatrist Rick Strassman found that approximately 20 percent of volunteers injected with high doses of DMT had experiences identical to purported Alien Abductions. "
Dr. Steven Greer has founded the Disclosure Project which has collected the public testimony of over 500 government, military and community witnesses -- credible people in positions of public authority -- who claim to have insider knowledge of alien visitation. Astronauts, presidents, government officials, and pilots are just some of the poeple who have publicly stated their personal witnessing of alien craft or beings.
Most everyone by had heard of the little grey aliens that adorn t-shirts, coffee mugs, and regularly make appearances in sci-fi televison shows and movies. But in ufological circles it is well known that the little grey aliens are the biological robots of taller races such as the reptilian aliens and the praying mantis types. They have been seen together on ship working behind the scenes and seem to give the orders. Serpents have been worshipped in many cultures. It is no surprise that a serpent being was said to have seduced Adam and Eve in the gar-den of E-den. The Bible also describes Satan as a dragon. Dragons are quite common in Asian mythology and still are prevalent in many of their festivals today. The Aztec and Mayan civilizations sacrificed humans to their respective serpent gods, Quetzalcoatl and Kukulkan. There was the nagas in the great Hindu epic, the Mahabarati.
It is these races of aliens who I believe feed off our energy and are behind the recycling of souls on earth. In hypnotic regressions the beings claim that they have the right to do the abductions since they created humans. The latest research seems to indicate that the little grey aliens might be humans come back in time to reclaim their emotional component which was lost through technological experimentation. If humans were to go into space or underground then our physical bodies might atrophy and our eyes might need to grow larger to compensate for the lack of light. With the advent of computers the last 50 years has seen humanity become more and more immersed with technology. Transhumanists are pushing for creating a new human which will be part machine, cyborgs. It is not hard to imagine a future with replaceable body parts, cloning, and downloadable memory.
The Merovingian Dynasty bloodline has legends of coming from the sea creatures. "Meroveus" derives from the French words "mer" meaning "sea" and "vere" meaning "werewolf" or "dragon."
The legend is explained in Bloodline of the Holy Grail by Sir Laurence Gardner. Laurence was the geneaologist for the royal family and was commissioned by them to research. Merovee had two fathers, King Clodion and a strange "beast of the sea."
"Despite the carefully listed genealogies of his time, the heritage of Meroveus was strangely obscured in the monastic annals. Although the rightful son of Clodion, he was nonetheless said by the historian Priscus to have been sired by an arcane sea creature, the Bistea Neptunis...
"The Sicambrian Franks, from whose female line the Merovingians emerged were associated with Grecian Arcadia before migrating to the Rhineland. As we have seen, they called themselves the Newmage —'People of the New Covenant', just as the Essenes of Qumran had once been known. It was the Arcadian legacy that was responsible for the mysterious sea beast — theBistea Neptunis — as symbolically defined in the Merovingian ancestry. The relevant sea-lord was King Pallas, a god of old Arcadia. His predecessor was the great Oceanus. The immortal sea-lord was said to be ''ever-incarnate in a dynasty of ancient kings' whose symbol was a fish - as was the traditional symbol of Jesus." (Laurence Gardner, Bloodline of the Holy Grail, pp. 166, 175)
Other books detail the legend such as Nicholas de Vere's book The Dragon Cede. Nicholas claims to be a descendant of the Merovingians.
There is a saying when having won a vote: The "ayes" have it. This is a total pun meaning the EYES have "IT", the subconscious id monster. They say the eyes are the window to the soul so have a gander at these shapeshifting celebrities with vertical slits for pupils which is a characteristic of many reptiles. For a ridiculously comprehensive site with dozens and dozens of examples, click here .
"In my mind, there is no question that they're out there. My career is well established. My text books are required reading in all the major capitals on planet earth. If you want to become a physicist to learn about the unified field theory, you read my books. Therefore, I'm in a position to say: Yes, most likely they're out there, perhaps even visited, perhaps on our moon." - ABC News Quote -- Professor Michio Kaku Author of Theoretical Physics UNY"Of course it is possible that UFO's really do contain aliens as many people believe, and the Government is hushing it up." -- Stephen Hawking
"Given the millions of billions of Earth-like planets, life elsewhere in the Universe without a doubt, does exist. In the vastness of the Universe we are not alone." -- Albert Einstein
"I don't laugh at people any more when they say they've seen UFOs. I've seen one myself!" -- President Jimmy Carter (1976)
"All Apollo and Gemini flights were followed, both at a distance and sometimes also quite closely, by space vehicles of extraterrestrial origin - flying saucers, or UFOs, if you want to call them by that name. Every time it occurred, the astronauts informed Mission Control, who then ordered absolute silence." --Maurice Chatelain, former chief of NASA Communications Systems.comments powered by Disqus


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Hotel Central Park 17, Chandigarh features contemporary decor and a welcoming ambience. It provides a wide range of facilities with its well-designed banquet halls, appointed rooms and equipped conference centres. This hotel meets every requirement of the guests, be it business or leisure.
Hotel Central Park 17 is ideally located at Sector 17-A, Chandigarh. The main shopping centre of Chandigarh stands at a walking distance from the hotel. Some of the nearby places are ISKCON Temple (Approx. 4km) and Arya Samaj Temple (Approx. 4km). Other distant places that can also be explored are Chattbir Zoo, Garden Of Silence, Chandigarh Golf Club and various beautiful parks like Topiary Park, Bougainvillea Park and Children's' Traffic Park.
Distance from Chandigarh Railway Station: Approx. 8km
Distance from Chandigarh International Airport: Approx. 11km
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Hotel features range of amenities like room service, phone service, transportation services, wake-up service, housekeeping daily, 24 hour front desk and security, laundry, valet service, travel desk and doctor on call. The hotel also provides cloak room, 24 hours generator backup and foreign exchange facility. The well-appointed conference hall with latest audio visual equipments is an ideal place to conduct business meetings and other corporate events. For fine dining, guests can enjoy delicacies from Indian, Continental and Chinese cuisine in a casual, pleasant ambience.
This hotel offers various rooms to choose from; Classic Room, Super Classic Room, Presidential Suite and Executive Room. The walls of the rooms are textured with bright colours and the interiors are tastefully done. They are well-equipped with air conditioning, private bathroom, telephone, refrigerator, luggage space, in-room menu, flat screen TV and Wi-Fi.
Bathroom with running hot and cold water.
Bathroom with running hot and cold water.
Bathroom with running hot and cold water.
Bathroom with running hot and cold water.
Hotel has safe deposit lockers at reception, 24 hours power backup generator, foreign exchange facility. Arrangement of business facilities like business services, audio visual equipment, LCD / Projector, meeting facilities can be made on prior request.
Serves choice of Indian, Continental and Chinese delicacies.
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All proceeds (to date) from our last record, "Hope you found a home" have been passed along to The Grant Fund. Muler bandmate, Carbon Records honcho and great friend……Joe Tunis just wrote our first check to The Grant Fund. $330 … Continue reading
A good version of Suite Marine from Hope You Found a Home
Here is a good version of Suite Marine for those who bought Muler's LP Hope You Found a Home from iTunes, which contained a glitch in this track. And For those who have not purchased the album yet, check this … Continue reading
Muler Testing Pressings are HERE!
Just received the test pressings for Hope You Found A Home. Reviewing now. Will most likely be pressed in a couple weeks, with a May release.
Joe's 7-up mix
Here's the first 7 tracks when i shuffle my iPhone's library: 1. Mark Lanegan Band – Bombed – Bubblegum – i somehow missed this when it came out a couple years ago. i was a huge Screaming Trees fan, and … Continue reading
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The various members of the band will post random crap here. Links to bands we like, songs we're digging, artwork we dig, etc.
Muler, The Spacelords and The Poison Control Center
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Muler and Nod
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Now that the Lakers have a winning streak going I'm hopping back on the bandwagon. Actually the reason I haven't posted anything in over a month had more to with computer struggles than the Laker's horrible season(my computer crashed and my mom gave me her old, broken computer to use. Its ok except that it turns off for no reason sometimes which is mad frustrating). Tonight they won their third straight game beating the Hornets at home. The win followed up their biggest win of the season on Sunday where they beat the best team in the league, The OKC Thunder. The game was supposed to be a playoff preview but if the season ended today the Lakers wouldn't even make the playoffs. It was a good game and I had fun watching it, and I can count on one hand how many times I've really had fun watching the Lakers this season. What kept the game from being great was my feeling that the Thunder weren't on their "A" game. I think they tried hard, Kevin Durant especially but they just couldn't hit shots and that was the difference. It's not time to get excited yet, Laker fans cuz the Lakers are still far away but hey at least they're winning sometimes now, right?
Tonight there was a lot of stuff to like (Kobe passing, Dwight's performance) and stuff to hate (Pau on the bench in the fourth quarter, their defense down the stretch, Mike D'Antoni's mustache and Mike D'Antoni in general) but its hard to complain when the Lakers win at this point, which all you need to know about the season so far. I've watched damn near every game this season and yeah, they've been bad, but I do feel like they should have more Ws than they do right now. They point differential is +1.5 a game which projects to a record of 25-20, significantly better than 20-25 where they sit right now. Currently the Lakers are 4 games out of the 8th seed and about to go on a long road trip, where they have awful all season. Most of those games aren't that bad in terms of competition so there's that. They need to win all of them to get above .500 and then we can talk playoffs.
Steve Blake also made his return tonight after missing damn near the whole season. He played 13 minutes and really that's about right for him. Nash needs as much run as possible and unless Blake ages backwards a few years he'll be a marginal improvement over Chris Duhon and Morris and that's about it. I liked the way most of the Lakers played tonight until the last five minutes when they completely fell apart and Mike D'Antoni just stood there. Dwight was active and scored better than he has in weeks, Kobe continued to pass, Pau played well while he was in the game (except he couldn't shoot at all) and D'Antoni's boy Earl Clark scored 20. Mostly I liked how they won though.


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The City of Long Beach is revitalizing a half-block in need of an upgrade at the corner of Long Beach Blvd. and Anaheim Street across from the Blue Line. Gwynne Pugh Urban Studio (GP-US) was selected to complete a full façade improvement for four consecutive buildings. The renovation will... View full entry »
In time for its 70th anniversary, Mt. Olive Lutheran Church announced it has selected Gwynne Pugh Urban Studio, Inc. to complete a Master Plan and a Space Needs Program for a pending remodel at 1343 Ocean Park Blvd. The church, which serves as a spiritual center while also hosting many community... View full entry »


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One dead, others injured in shooting
Tweet Staff Reports Albany, Ga.- Albany police were called to the Shackleford Shopping Center early this morning where one man was killed, four other people were injured – three to gunshot wounds and one to a high heel shoe hitting them in the head. Police were initially called after a large fight broke out in [...]Read More →
Fights Stop Fireworks
Tweet The hooligans, who went rampaging downtown on the Fourth of July, disrupted what's supposed to be a fun event, and a public display of honor and patriotism. It brought shame to the city of Albany, and caused a near panic in families who were there with their children, to see the fireworks display that [...]Read More →
Tweet Hardly a week, or even a day, goes by on our news that we don't show you surveillance video of criminals in action. Often, when we show you the video, it leads directly to an arrest. But this kind of video serves an even more important purpose. It can prevent crime. Recently, Dougherty [...]Read More →
Musician Randomly Stabbed; Reward Offered
Tweet By Kevin Hogencamp Local musician Lance Larsen's hard-luck life got a lot tougher Monday afternoon when an unknown assailant stabbed him three times, perhaps as part of a gang initiation. Larsen called 911 from his cell phone and was treated at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital and released. Larsen, who has autism, was attacked about [...]Read More →
Inside Albany
Tweet 15-year-old missing The Albany Police Department Investigations Bureau Family Protection Unit is soliciting the public's assistance with locating 15-year-old ShaRonda Seay. ShaRonda, a Monroe High School student, has been missing since Monday, Sept. 12. ShaRonda has been known to run away from home; still, anyone found harboring her could face criminal charges, police say.Read More →
Dougherty County Jail Inmates List July 21-28, 2011
Tweet Acree, Arthur Lee, July 26, prob violation Acree, William Anthony, July 25, prob violation, stalking Albritten, Edward James, July 25, court order sentence Alexander, Jerrell Lamontta, July 22, aggravated assault, armed rob, contempt of court, unlawful f per employ/assc w/ str gang Anderson, Kelsey, July 24, possession of pistol/revo by per under 18 1st [...]Read More →
Albany Police Department alert: Armed robbery suspect
Tweet Subject: Armed Robbery Time: 9:33 a.m. Location: 1800 block of East Oglethorpe Boulevard/Akser Food Mart (Chevron) Victim: Muhammad Khan, age 21 This morning, a black male suspect walked into the business and held the clerk at gunpoint. He demanded money from the register and the employee complied. At some point during the robbery, the [...]Read More →
Dougherty County Jail inmate list, June 23-June 30, 2011
Tweet Adams, Raymon Marquise, June 23, seat belt required, suspended/revoked license Adderton, Bryan Eugene, June 26, driving under the influence alcohol less safe, improper lane chge/dr on rdways for traffic Affortu, Daniel Stewart, June 28, prob viol Anderson, Anquinetta, June 24, reckless conduct Anderson, Marvin Deonte, June 29, prob viol Anderson, Morion Ricardo, June 27, [...]Read More →
Dougherty County Jail Inmate List June 17-23, 2011
Tweet Allen, Mary Catherine, June 21, burglary Anderson, Derrick Damon, June 20, prob violation Anthony, Latasha Lashond, June 17, no insurance (1st off), open container alcohol-in poss of driver, prob violation, suspended/revoked license (4th) Bailey, Calvin, June 21, prob violation Barney, Terence Avery, June 17, civ contempt (child sup) Blankenship, Ronald Wayne, June 22, headlights [...]Read More →
Dougherty County Jail inmate list June 10-16, 2011
Tweet Anderson, James Joseph, June 12, obstruction of officers Anderson, Valerie, June 12, obstruction of officers, reckless conduct Anderson, Wesley Lamar, June 14, hold for other law enforcement, prob violation Attipoe, Naklenam , June 10, off bond Austin, John Ahmond, June 13, criminal trespass, hold for other law enforcement, prob violation Bailey, Robert Lewis, June [...]Read More →


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Rapper Fabolous is like Love And Hip Hop's mystery man, never seen, but often discussed. The man who spent nine years dating Emily Bustamante was also the subject of season two's biggest fight, after Kimbella admitted she slept with Fab while Emily was pregnant with their child, and he spoke to Angie Martinez this week on her radio show to tell he what he thinks of the show and how he's portrayed on it.
Fab says that the show itself is "just not my cup of tea. It's just one-side of what's going on. I don't bash it but I'm not really in support of it either. I don't think it depicts me the way I am; it just depicts a one-sided version of what's really going on….I wouldn't want to exploit anyone in my family. My son; my son's mother. I wouldn't even want to do a show with any of that unless we all agreed together to do it." (Wait, so would he do a show just with Emily? Because we'd watch that!)
Fab, who says he has never seen an episode of the show, also addressed the Kimbella issue, saying "They're there to make entertaining television. If they can dig up a girl from four years ago who can make an interesting twist in an episode of their show then guess what, they'll do it. Where did she come from?…I'm not [the bad guy]. From their depiction of what I am, I can see why people would think that but I'm also not going to bash the show and get into a verbal back and forth with my son's mother over some people who really don't know me and they don't change anything in my life." Fab did say that he and Emily are in a good place right now and that they're "re-getting to know" one another and "regrouping." For even more, you can listen to the entire interview with Fab over at Angie Martnez's site.
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Portland Sports Roundup
Katahdin field hockey holding tryouts
The Katahdin Field Hockey Travel Club is holding tryouts Saturday. FMI, katahdinfieldhockey.com.
207Lacrosse announces winter sessions
207Lacrosse will host three winter sessions, the first in November-December, the second in January-February and the third in March-April. Sundays features' K-6 skills at drills at 3 p.m., boys' K-6 games at 4 p.m. and boys' high school elite league from 5 to p.m. On Mondays, girls' K-6 game time and skills is at 5 p.m. and the high school elite league runs from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays at 5 p.m., boys' grade 7-8 next level advanced skills program is offered. A grade 7-8 elite league for boys' runs from 6-8 p.m. Wednesdays, boys' K-6 skills and drills runs at 5p.m., boys' K-6 game time is held at 6 p.m. and men's pick-up lacrosse ($10) is at 8 p.m. Thursdays, the girls' 7-8 league runs from 6 to 8 p.m. FMI, 841-2453 or 207Lacrosse.com.
McAuley basketball clinic upcoming
The McAuley girls' basketball team and coaches are offering a basketball clinic Sundays, Dec. 2, 9 and 16. Girls in grades 3-5 go from 9 to 10:30 a.m. and girls in grades 6-8 go from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. The first 45 minutes will be devoted to drills and fundamentals led by coach Billy Goodman and facilitated by the players. Games will be played the final 45 minutes. The cost is $15 per week or $40 for all three and includes a T-shirt and free admission to McAuley's Feb. 5 home game versus Portland. FMI, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Carroll Community College Presents Performances of Spring Awakening
Release Date: 2/27/2013
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Carroll Community College
Carroll Community College Presents Performances of "Spring Awakening"
Westminster, Md., -- Carroll Community College will present performances of the musical "Spring Awakening" on Thursday, March 14 at 7:30 p.m.; Friday, March 15 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, March 16 at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, March 17 at 2:00 p.m.; Thursday, March 21 at 7:30 p.m. and Friday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m.
Performances will be held in the Theater in the Scott Center . Tickets cost $15 for general admission and $10 for senior adults, faculty, staff and students with ID.
"Spring Awakening" is the winner of eight TONY Awards, including best musical. "Spring Awakening" celebrates the unforgettable journey from youth to adulthood with a power, poignancy, and passion that you will never forget. Adapted from Frank Wedekind's 1891 expressionist play about the trials, tears, and exhilaration of the teen years, this play was hailed "Best Musical of the Year" by the New York Times, New York Post, Star Ledger, Journal News, New York Observer, and USA Today.
This play contains mature themes and content, and is not recommended for children.
The "Spring Awakening" book and lyrics are by Steven Sater. Music is by Duncan Sheik. Performances at Carroll Community College are directed by Bill Gillett.


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OBGYN Doctors & midwives at Kootenai Clinic
At Kootenai Clinic our board certified obstetricians and certified nurse midwives offer a wide range of OB-GYN services. We are committed to listening to you, treating you individually and answering your questions. Our goal is to provide you with health information so that you may actively participate in your own health care decisions.
Our doctors provide a wide range of services for women. Whatever your health care needs, you'll receive personalized care you can trust from our staff of physicians, nurse-midwifes and nurse practitioners.
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Archive for August, 2011
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.
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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!!


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To the Times of Ti: There was a recent article written about Blaise Bryant (the authors son), a blind football athlete. When Blaise started playing PAL football, it was with Nick and Nate Gilbo, and their father, the coach, Pete Gilbo. Pete has followed Nick, Nate and Blaise from the start of PAL football right up to high school in their football careers. Pete took Blaise under his wing and made sure that every opportunity was available for him to the best of his ability, not looking at his disability. Seeing beyond the scoreboard through his knowledge of the sport, working out the play with Coach Nephew and the whole JV team, and knowing Blaise could achieve what was about to be attempted, it was Coach Pete Gilbo at the Saranac game in October who said, OK Bryant, youre in. I would just like to apologize to Coach Pete Gilbo for the way he has been treated over the last few years, between the meetings, the accusations of discrimination and the letters to the public and I would personally like to thank all of the high school football coaches, Bill Mitchell, Brian Cross, Casey Nephew, Pete Gilbo for all they have done for my son. They have provided the opportunity for my son, Blaise, to play the sport he loves in a safe, empowering and rewarding environment, yet placing education and character development before wins. Danny Bryant
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Skip Schumaker: Two-Year Deal, Still Zero Respect
Categories: Cardinals
|The Elves being referred to here? The ones working behind the scenes to get the job done? Oh, yeah, that was me.
See, what happened is that J-Mo (that's my nickname for John Mozeliak; it's a thing we have), was just blowing up my Blackberry late last week. Kept calling and calling; thing was, I was just too busy to listen to him bitch about his general manager problems, so I kind of gave him the old brush off. "I'll call him later," I said to the Brazilian supermodel I was in bed with. So finally he sends me a text.
So I call him back up, and we all get together and hammer this thing out. The problem was salary, of course. No one could agree on a salary. So I said, "Well, why don't you just pay Skip a dollar for every time I yell at my TV for him to stop sliding into first base?" We did some quick calculations, and it worked out to about $5 million over two years. Everyone thought it was an awesome idea, we got that contract signed, and we all went out and got tore up from the floor up."OMG A Train!!! Dude, where the hell u at?? Need help on da Shoe deal!!!"
Two years, $4.7 million for Schumaker, with incentives that could bring the value up to a full $5 million. I think that sounds just about right, actually, for a player of Skip's ilk. If his 2009 performance at second base is legitimately what we can expect from him, he's worth a fair bit more, of course, but for a player with his service time going into only the second year of one of the crazier experiments I can recall seeing in baseball, I think five mil for two seasons is all kinds of right.
It's really odd, but somehow the first thought I had when I heard of this deal was, "Why in the hell did they need the second year? After all, they've got Dan Descalso in the pipeline, and Skip's still in arbitration. One year would have been plenty."
Since then, though, I've thought over it a bit more, and I've come to the conclusion my disdain for the second year component of this is due to the fact I still somehow don't see Skip Schumaker as an everyday player. And I don't know why. In my mind, he's still the guy he was in late 2005, looking like the best he would ever do would be sort of a lefty-swinging version of So Taguchi. Kind of a fourth-and-a-half outfielder. Sure, a guy who's plenty useful and you need to have around, but not a guy you're ever going to really worry about holding on to.
But here's the thing: Schumaker isn't that guy anymore. If he were still in the outfield, maybe, but even out there his hitting has progressed to the point he could be a regular on plenty of teams in the major leagues. But what's more important, he isn't in the outfield anymore. Sure, it seemed wacky at the time, but facts is facts, and facts is Skip Schumaker was a second baseman by the end of the 2009 season. He wasn't an outfielder playing at second, he was a second baseman. Maybe he still wasn't Johnny Evers out there, but he was a real live second baseman all the same.
So why does he still feel like a year-to-year player to me? Why does he still seem like strictly a stopgap until something better comes along? He looks as if he's likely settled in fairly comfortably in the 100-105 OPS+ range, which is well above average for a second baseman. His fielding isn't an abomination, by any means; this isn't a Ryan Braun at third situation. To top it all off, he's a managerial favourite, meaning even if I were rooting for him to leave town, such efforts would almost surely be in vain.
Honestly, I'm not sure why Skip Schumaker remains, by me at least, hugely underrated. Maybe it's because I hate the name Skip. (We were a Jif family growing up; Skippy can suck it. Hard.) Maybe it's because there's absolutely nothing to hang your hat on with Schumaker; he does virtually everything in a fairly well sort of way. He looks fast, but he isn't, but he won't hurt you on the bases. That sort of thing.
Or maybe it's because while John Mozeliak has never sent me a text message referring to me as A-Train (Though if you're reading this, Mr. Mo, I certainly wouldn't be averse to such a relationship. Hit me up, dawg.), and I certainly didn't have anything to do with Skip Schumaker's new contract getting done, I'm not really exaggerating about how many times in the next two years I'm likely to scream at my television, "Damn it, Skip! What the hell is wrong with you? Sliding is slower than running! Slower! Stop sliding into first!!!"
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Nola Faye Thompson, 74, 112 Barberry Rd., Unit J-42, Johnson City, died Friday, November 25, 2011, unexpectedly at her residence.
She was the daughter of the late Fred T. and Lela Sparks Boone of Rebels Creek, Boonford, North Carolina. She is survived by her husband Jim Thompson and four stepsons, Jim, Craig, Kent, and Scott Thompson.
She is also survived by her sisters, Mary Lou Willis and Helen Bartlett and her husband Frank of Bakersville, North Carolina, Betty Jo Gordon of Johnson City, Tennessee, Mae Jarrett and her husband Frank of Middleburg, Florida and one brother, Henry Boone and his wife Joyce of Spruce Pine, North Carolina. She was a graduate of the 1956 class of Bowman High School in Bakersville, North Carolina.
The graveside service from Mrs. Thompson will be conducted at 1:00 P.M. Thursday, December 1, 2011 at Rebels Creek Cemetery, North Carolina with Rev. Bedford Transou officiating. Active pallbearers will be Jim,Craig, Kent, and Scott Thompson. Those who wish to attend the graveside service are asked to meet at the cemetery at 12:50 P.M. Thursday.
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