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The Pasadena City College women's soccer team used a relentless attack that resulted in a 1-0, South Coast Conference victory that was far more lopsided than the score indicated. The win gives the Lancers a 3-3-2 South Coast Conference record and evens their overall mark at 5-5-4 overall.
PCC spent most of the game on the opposite end of the field, outshooting the Warriors, 30-4. Despite the barrage, El Camino's goalkeeper Krisyn Houts was able to stop the match from getting out of hand by collecting 16 saves, many from close range.
The game's single goal came on a header from freshman and top Lancers' defender Bailey Shaw (Monrovia High) in the 42nd minute. It was Shaw's first goal of the season as she finished off an initial header by sophomore midfielder Cassandra Orozco after a corner kick from teammate and freshman forward Helena Macintosh.
Powered by the loud cheers of the team's special guests, Girl Scout Brownie Troop 7051, PCC dominated the field, holding the Warriors to four shots all game. Three of those came during a second half in which El Camino had consecutive close-range shots in the final ten minutes.
Lancers' goalie Angie Ulmer was able to get her gloves on both of them, preserving the win. Ulmer (South Pasadena High) picked up her second consecutive shutout having only to make two saves.
Even though El Camino (0-11-3, 0-6-2) did not get very many opportunities to score, the Lancers defense was quick to collapse on the ball and neutralize threats when they were pressed.
PCC head coach Reggie Rivas was happy with the win, but would like to see more production from the team.
"We came out strong and aggressive but we just didn't finish our chances," he said. "We had plenty of chances to score and we didn't capitalize on them. We have to continue to work on getting the ball in the back of the net. This is a good start to the second half of conference play, but we have to continue to achieve our goals so we might be able to reach the playoffs."
Pasadena continues its trek through the SCC schedule when it faces East Los Angeles College at Robinson Stadium at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
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[Photo--Bailey Shaw is right at the goal line as she watches her header reach the net for the only goal in PCC's 1-0 win at Robinson Stadium Friday, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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I'm missing something here. Jared Odrick was injured in week 2 - reportedly with a broken [edit: leg]. He's been "making progress" and last week was at the game, and there was "a chance" he'd play.
And then yesterday, they put him on IR. Which begs the question - what precisely is going on there?
It seems especially odd because Channing Crowder was inactive for the first 5 weeks of the season, finally returning to play for the first time in week 6. Why would they wait him out but not Odrick?
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Hello again berries!
Thanks to your support, I've added Persephone to my list. I love it although its a bit out there and love the nickname options (Percy being my favorite). Now I need help with middle name suggestions. All suggestions are welcome. I prefer Greek names, but that isn't a requirement. Bellow is the rest of my list for inspiration, (h = honoring). Thanks in advance!
Adria, Adriana, Alice, Amelia, Amelie, Artemisia, Cassandra, Catherine (h), Delilah, Eirene/Eirini (eh-REEN-ee), Georgia (h), Georgiana (h), Helena (h), Irena/Irina, Isabel, Isadora/Isidora (h), Jane, Rosalie, Selena, Selene, Sophia, Tessa, Thalia, Theodora, Veronica, Violet, Willa (h), Zoe (h).
I'm kind of liking Persephone Alice, Persephone Rose, Persephone Violet, Persephone Calla, and Persephone Willa; but I'm not sure if I love them. What do you think?
One more question: would Persephone, Thalia, and Jason be too mythology for a sibset? I like that they all have that mythology connection, but is it too much, like blatantly obvious? Thanks again!Just another teenberry and writer, a lover of names
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August 8th, 2013 05:25 PM #3
Jason sticks out like a sore thumb in this trio. Persephone and Thalia go well together, but Jason seems so dated and I don't think a lot of people would get the connection to mythology.Currently Loving:
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In the meantime, Christian Center of Park City Executive Director Rob Harter attended the meeting to request an additional $20,000 above the $10,000 received in previous years
"As we've grown, our budget keeps going up and our needs continue to go up, which is why we want you to at least consider upping the scholarship grant," Harter said. "We would like to expand our storage capacity. Refrigeration is quite expensive. We also need to expand our corral. We are getting offsite storage because we don't have enough room in our current space to store all the food we have."
Harter said they are looking at $10,000 just to cover refrigeration expansion, and a minimum of $15,000 for a walk-in refrigerator.
County Manager Bob Jasper said he doesn't want to donate to a walk-in freezer, but would prefer a contract stipulating that the organization will feed x people for x dollars.
"That's something we can measure, and we don't end up with collateral ownership of some equipment," Jasper said. "We would essentially buy the distribution of food of some value to so many people."
Regardless, the County Council members said, that in light of the budget, they don't intend to increase any of the non-profit grants, including that of the Christian Center.
"I don't think we're going to increase anything," Councilmember Claudia McMullin said.
McMullin added that while they could look at the organizations individually, they don't have any basis to make decisions because they don't know what the requested money is for.
"My struggle is that not only are we put in a terrible position, but we don't know what these numbers represent," she said. "We don't know what the request is for. We don't know what services are being asked for."
Kim Carson, who will be coming on board as a councilmember in 2013, responded that while an across-the-board cut might not be "impactful" to the county's budget, the cuts could drastically impact a particular organization.
Councilmember John Hanrahan said his gripe every year is having to choose which valuable non-profits to fund.
"It's difficult, if not impossible to do," he said. "We need to remove this process next year entirely, and do everything by contract. There is no way we can say, we're going to give $10,000 because you are more meaningful than this group."
Assistant County Manager Anita Lewis said she would provide the County Council with information from the non-profit applications, including narratives explaining why the organizations feel they need funding from the county.
The County Council agreed to wait for additional information before making any decisions regarding non-profit funding.


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A Cornucopia of Cantaloupes
by Susan Littlefield
There is nothing quite like the meltingly sweet flavor and heady aroma of a truly ripe cantaloupe. And the best way to sample such a delectable treat is to grow your own. Cantaloupes and related melons such as honeydews are easy to grow as long as your keep their four requirements in mind: heat, water, fertile soil and bees.
But first we should point out that cantaloupes aren't really cantaloupes! True cantaloupes are tropical fruits with green flesh and hard rinds that are rarely sold in this country. What we think of as cantaloupes, fruits with orange flesh and tan, netted rinds, are really muskmelons. However this naming quirk came about, as a gardener you only need to know that cantaloupe and muskmelon are two names for the same type of melon. Related melons include the honeydews with pale skin and green flesh, the French Charentais melons with deep orange flesh and a honey-like flavor, and the Mediterranean types, such as the Israeli melons, that generally have yellow skins and sweet, aromatic, pale green or white flesh.
Cantaloupe and Melon Varieties
Gardeners in northern parts of the country should choose melons with the shortest number of days to harvest. Especially in warmer areas, choose varieties that are resistant to diseases such as downy and powdery mildews and anthracnose.
Growing Cantaloupes and Other Melons
No matter the type of melon, their cultural requirements are similar. In cooler parts of the country (USDA Hardiness Zones 3 and 4), it's a good idea to give your melons a jump on the season by starting them in peat pots 3 to 4 weeks before you set them out in the garden. Plant a couple of seeds in each pot and snip out the weakest when the seedlings are two inches high. Set them out when the weather has warmed, usually about a week after your last frost date. Be sure to harden them off before you put them in the garden.
In warmer areas, melons do best if sown directly where they are to grow. Plant seeds one inch deep in hills, which simply means 4 to 6 seeds set in a one-foot diameter circle, not a raised area. When seedlings are a couple of inches high, thin to two seedlings per hill. Space the hills 6 to 10 feet apart for vining varieties; 2 to 4 feet for bush types.
But first you need to get your soil ready. Spread a 3 to 4 inch deep layer of compost and a slow-release or organic fertilizer on the melon bed and work into the top 6 to 8 inches of soil. In northern areas, you may want to warm the soil by covering the bed with black plastic.
After your seedlings are up and the soil is warm, mulch the bed with an organic mulch such as straw to keep weeds down. This way you won't need to worry about damaging the vines as you attempt to weed among them. In cooler parts of the country, keep the black plastic down all summer to give your melons toasty toes. Just cut squares out of the plastic and pop the peat pots in. This method works best if you lay soaker hoses or drip irrigation tubing down before you roll out the plastic.
Vining melons take up a lot of room in the garden. For the most efficient use of space, erect an A-frame trellis for the vines to grow up. Just remember you'll need to support developing melons in slings made of old pantyhose, fabric or netting.


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The Beebe Medical Foundation's 26th annual Beebe Ball will be held from 6 to 11 p.m. Nov. 2 at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center, 229 Rehoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach.
The theme of this year's event is "The Greatest Ball on Earth" Under the Big Top! The East Coast's Big City Band will perform. Magician Rich Bloch will entertain the attendees and serve as the ring master. This year's silent auction will feature items donated by local businesses, vacation packages and more. Harry Keswani, owner of Atlantic Jewelry on the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk, will create a piece for The Greatest Ball on Earth. It will be a pendant encrusted with diamonds and various color sapphires exclusively designed, limited edition and engraved with the Harry K logo. This is the second year in a row that Harry has designed a unique piece of jewelry to raise funds at the Beebe Ball.
The Greatest Ball on Earth will also feature a raffle for a one-week trip to London. The winner will spend six nights at the four-and-a-half star Park Plaza Westminster Bridge. The holiday package includes: airfare; round-trip airport /hotel transfer; a half-day guided tour of London; a full-day tour of Windsor Castle/Stonehenge/City of Bath. Tickets are $50 per person; only 250 will be sold.
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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
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The Native American Olympic Team Foundation (NAOTF)
The mission of the Native American Olympic Team Foundation (NAOTF), a partnership between Olympians and Native American leaders and Elders, is to ?create joyful unity through sports and education, to help heal Mother Earth for all our children, including through the Olympics.?
NAOTF was co-founded by Olympic skier Suzy Chaffee, who introduced fun fitness to America while serving on four Presidents Councils of Physical Fitness, and led the Title 1X March that enforced Equal Opportunities for Women in School Sports and Education, which helped save the U.S. a trillion in healthcare and welfare.
A snow miracle in Telluride, Colorado, 16 years ago, after Suzy taught a Lokata Indian named Rollingbears to ski with a ticket donated by the ski area, inspired the ski area to partner with Suzy to pioneer Telluride?s Ute ski and snowboard program. Chaffee then enlightened and inspired ski areas/communities across North America to give thousands of their nearby underserved Native youth a chance to ski and snowboard on over a million acres of their beloved ancestral mountains. Thanks to lifting the health, behavior, academics, joy, job and Olympic opportunities of their children, the Elders have been inspired to lead Gratitude Snow ceremonies that have helped save countless ski areas from droughts, including the Salt Lake Olympics.
Over the years, NAOTF created a working partnership between the U.S. Ski Industry leaders, scientists, such as the late Nobel Peace Prize winner, Stanford?s Dr. Stephen Scheider, and a group of Native American Elders and Earth healers. For example, Seneca Elder RobertJohn Knapp who inspired Pope Benedict to declare, ?It is a sin to poison the water,? and gifted Cherokee Earth healer, Olivia Ellis, Phd., master gardener at President Jefferson?s Montacello Gardens.
They agreed that these ceremonies that give appreciation to Mother Earth, raise the electromagnetic vibration of the mountains where no toxins can exist. And in purifying the mountains of the blankets of poisonous smog from the cities, it restores Nature?s cycles and the natural weather and precipitation of regions. Elders-led gratitude ceremonies next to oceans have a similar purifying affect on water, also proven by Dr. Emoto, who often partners with tribal Elders worldwide to restore contaminated bodies of water.
Further empowered by the work that the United Nations is carrying in the area of Harmony with Nature and its holistic approach, NAOTForchestrated high visibility model mountain and ocean ceremonies in Vail, Colorado, and Puerto Vallarata, Mexico, respectively, leading up to the UN?s
2011 International Mother Earth Day. We deeply honor the Indigenous Bolivians for initiating this Day, after losing their only glacier/ski area and water supply for 2 million people in La Paz.
Learning from the Elders and proven by scientists that these ceremonies can also smooth out the earth changes related to 2012, NAOTF called upon the US Ski Industry leaders, David Ingimie, to assist us in reaching out to ski leaders on other Continents to share this ceremonial solution to inspire communities to live in more harmony with Nature, to help ensure that future generations can enjoy snowsports. Through our world press stories (some articles getting 10 pages on Google, including Forbes.com, USA Today, the Vatican and two UN websites), and contact with foreign ski leaders, added to partnerships with Michelle Cousteau, George Baumaster, and Mountaineers, our stories have helped inspire many communities to invite the
Indigenous Elders to lead cross-cultural ceremonies in Australia, South America and Europe, which reconnect us with our Earth-honoring Indigenous roots.
Scientists have also proven the power of prayers. To help diminish and purify the oceans from radiation from Fukushima?s nuclear catastrophe, NAOTF circulated in the press worldwide Dr. Emoto?s Hawaiian Elders? powerful healing prayer.
To help prevent Los Alamos? nuclear catastrophe on our soil, which would have dwarfed Fukushima?s, NAOTF gave world press spotlight to the prayers led by the Apache Elders, and united with prayers by hundreds of cross-cultural people of different faiths done on Mt. Baldy, one of ?19 Holy Mountains.? The rains miraculously came and winds shifted across the street from the Lab. These Holy Mountains on four Continents are energized so that each prayer on any part of them, even in the parking lot if you are disabled, is like 3,000 people praying with you. Stories available on WWW.SNOW-RIDERS.ORG.
Stanford?s scientists and others corroborate the pioneering efforts of Sir George King, astrophysicist-mystic, to store prayers by hundreds of pilgrims on Holy mountains in the U.K. and U.S., to be able to send them to prevent or diminish catastrophes and more quickly recover from them.
Practical and Spiritual solutions need to go hand in hand to restore the Earth . Mother Earth has warned the Elders that man cannot keep polluting the lands and mountains. Doing ceremonies is a band aid to compassionately assist in emergency droughts and catastrophe, but our countries and individuals need to make bold green changes to prevent reruns. Yet these miracles, more than anything woke up Suzy and communities to realize that Mother Earth really listens to heart-felt prayers and appreciation.
Therefore since the toxins from all countries end up in the oceans, and we are headed toward mass extinctions, and the trade winds bring clouds of toxins to the Arctic regions and melt our glaciers, and every time we use a product with toxic chemicals we are contaminating our very drinking water which is the key to life, we must quickly shift to using all natural products and foods. The US has only banned 5 toxins, E.U. 35, and Japan 48, and we must do more to survive and thrive.
Since most people have a hard time believing that the UN has made this phenomenal mind and heart shift in the last few years, which NAOTF heartily applauds, we recommend that the UN uses its immense resources and networks to better get the word out that they believe that Mother Earth is a living, and infinitely loving, compassionate intelligent being. Our Earth Family needs to hear that UN leaders and ambassadors from each country support these Elders-led ceremonies that are backed by Nobel Laureate scientists.
Therefore, NAOFT recommends:
1. That RIO-20 actively encourages world participation in Elders-led ceremonies and prayers, and to share joyful sports, dance and music activities, especially with the youth, which will also help prevent 2,000 tribes from going extinct each year, according to the U.N.
2. That the U.N. raise awareness and encourages our Earth Family to make pilgrimages to the Holy mountains (See Annex 1). The Aetherius Society, founded by Dr. King to assist pilgrims access them safely via Aetherius.org. And there are regular groups one can join. Some can be climbed in an hour and others in a day.
3. To restore our dying oceans, get agreements by all countries to ban 100 of the most dangerous toxins within 3 years, using the E. U. model, combined with the proposed U.S. model, approved by Elders, which test chemicals by using human cells in petree dishes rather than genociding millions of animals.
4. Follow the Mexican Government model of assisting farmers in becoming organic certified. Mexico has many organic farms.
5. Encourage all schools to have organic gardens to prevent obesity, diabetes and teach children to organic farming, to help restore world soil and water purity. And ideally have local Elders bless them at a ceremonial dance.
6. That all 192 UN member states strongly enforce laws protecting the headwaters of vast regions, since healthy normal Nature cycles are critical to ensure gentle abundant rain, snow and snowmelt for drinking water, Nature and Agriculture. Aspen (next Castle Peak, a Holy Mountain), and the Arizona Snow Bowl (on the San Francisco Peaks, sacred to 13 tribes), are the water sources of Colorado and the Southwest. They both found that through tribal-led ceremonies and detoxing their ski areas and towns with a variety of wind, solar, biodiesel mass transportation and snowcats, they restored their abundant snow cycles. While the Snow Bowl wanted to use wastewater in the snowmaking that could not filter hospital drugs, the tribal ceremonies and prayers we circulated worldwide made it so that the snowmaking was never needed for the last 4 years.
7. Acknowledge Student Green power through praising Middlebury (Vermont) College Students who created the first Zero Carbon Ski Area in partnership with Native (Wind) Energy, which won a world clean energy Oscar in Switzerland. Also the US Colleges who switched to green cleaning, including North Arizona University, which helped end Arizona Snow Bowl?s snow drought.
8. Urge everyone with standard toilets to put a rock or two into its reservoirs, which could perhaps save quadrillions of gallons of precious water from going down the drain.
9. NAOTF recommends that Elders are allowed to present some of their contributions to live in harmony with nature and honour Mother Earth:
- Johann Grander should present his GRANDER METHOD AT RIO-20.
- Jamie Scheckman, founder of MountainRiders Alliance, who is ushering in a new era of Green Ski Areas that honors harmony with Nature above profit, should be cited as a model.
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- Robert John Knapp speak on behalf of Mother Earth about preserving Her waters, given his Seneca Nation?s Water Prophesy. Humanity may be as touched as Pope Benedict was to declare it a sin to poison the water.
The Elders say what we eat affect the way we think and the same can be said about what countries eat. In order to create a healthy Earth Family with the energy and vision to live in harmony with Nature and restore our planet, we need to create psychologically healthy
populations through diet and exercise. Karl Jung (Swiss), ?The Father of Modern Psychology,? realized while living with a Pueblo Indian Family the five keys to being psychologically healthy: Sports, ideally in Nature and daily PE so kids can get naturally high and develop intuition; Fine Arts classes in schools to express who we are; giving back our unique gift for the greater good (now curing bullies); and giving gratitude, including to Mother Earth. Therefore, NAOTF urges all countries:
1. To support daily sports plus the arts to create a psychologically healthier Earth Family, which is critical to creating good earth guardians. Also spread awareness of the other keys.
2. To help spread this Research about Stevia as a cost-effective alternative to the world diabetes-obesity epidemics.
3. To urge star athletes to cheer on their country?s children to reduce diabetes by also giving clinics in schools.
1. Above all else, RIO‐20 leaders must urge humanity to ensure the Prophesy of Peace and Prosperity for 1,000 years by boldly enlightening and insisting our leaders and representatives learn from Fukushima and the Gulf catastrophes, and stop serving the nuclear and oil corporations, given their connection to wars and annihilation. The People have spoken through both the Nuclear and Wall Street protests around the world, that we want a nuclear‐free world, since nuclear is motivated by what turns out to be sociopathic greed by the Military Industrial Complex. President Eisenhower warned us about them in his farewell speech. 2012 is the winding down of the greed machine and the rise of heart‐ centered, and those serving the People through safe clean wind, solar, geothermal and tidal turbine energy are flourishing. See Annex to learn the lessons of how three worlds have Already been destroyed.
1. Urge humanity to further protect our forests following 2011?s Year of the Forests, by encouraging all schools, Parks, Forest Departments, and ski areas to give an honorarium to Indigenous Elders or teachers to lead hikes in Nature to help students and hikers see through the eyes of their ancient Earth‐honoring ancestors. 4th grade students in Telluride were totally fascinated by a Cherokee teacher who substituted a Forest Ranger who got sick. Aspen SkiCo then contacted NAOTF.org to implement such a program for their 4,000 per year Nature Adventurers on skis, snowshoes and shoes in summer.
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Diet is also key to creating healthy Earth Guardians. Recent studies found that consuming high levels of sugar damages our brains, causes ADD and ADHT, the sugar blues, depression and violence ? a pipeline to prison. The U.S. and Mexicans are the biggest consumers of Coke and Pepsi, which have 40 grams of sugar, when 15 grams of sugar is the recommended healthy limit per day. When a Mexican-American teacher got the sugary soda machines banned in the LA School district, violence in schools was also reduced by 65%. (NPR Radio) Yet there is a solution to the Wall Street Journal findings that ?the number of adults with diabetes has doubled world-wide over the last three decades to nearly 350 million, and nearly threefold in the U.S.? ?And Diabetes long-lasting and disabling condition is going to be the largest cost for many health systems.?
1,500 years ago the South American tribes discovered a flowering herb called Stevia Rebaudiana, which the Spanish then helped spread worldwide since it is the only known natural sweetener with zero calories, zero carbohydrates, and a zero glycemic index, which gives you zero fluctuations in blood glucose and energy roller coasters, and zero contributions to any disease. Yet surprisingly not everyone knows about this extraordinary sweetener.
Asia is the largest grower and user of Stevia, and have nearly stamped out diabetes. Stevia keeps blood sugar levels healthy to avoid hypoglycemia, which makes one vulnerable to the overuse of the fermented sugars in alcohol, which is only a step away from alcoholism and drug abuse. Another study found that ?82.6% of those who attempted suicide were under the influence of alcohol and drugs.?
The tribes also used organic Stevia leaves for their anti fungal, viral, bacterial, cavity and gum disease qualities to heal wounds. There are many companies now making Stevias available in powder packets, liquid bottles, shakers, tabs, syrups, and canisters (fiber baking version) that are sold at healthfood stores, online, many grocery stores, supermarkets and super discount stores worldwide. While all Stevias are healthier than the toxic processed sugars, GMOed high fructose corn syrups in most sodas, and chemical sweeteners, the pure organic Stevias without additives, such as NOW Foods, Pyure Sweet, and KAL, plus Zevia and Rainforest Colas, have the healthiest qualities. Because Stevia is also an antioxidant which dilates blood vessels, it increases mental activity and reduces the craving for tobacco, sugar and alcohol. And no side effects have ever been found.
Pure organic Stevias without fillers are the best solution for managing or possibly reducing diabetes, as well as for those who want to enjoy vibrant health and never want to get it.
The U.S. manufacturers have some of the healthiest best tasting organic Stevia sweeteners and Stevia sodas, which are available in other countries, are now becoming available also to Latin America. Because Mexico has the highest Diabetes in the world, including children, in a role reversal, NAOTF united some of the Pan Am heroes who are gladly cheering on the Mexican children, as well as their countrymen, to be Lean, Clean and Diabetes-free through Stevia awareness!
Background Information on Purifying our Waters Solution
As part of encouraging other Continents to invite their Indigenous Elders or Shamen to lead ceremonies, I learned from the leaders of the Kitzbuhl ski Club about their revered local astrophysicist-shaman, Johann Grander, who has help purify their waters so they can drink from
their streams. His Grander Method is now used by ski areas across Austria and other countries. ?As a result, Kitzbuhl?s fields are also flourishing, and we have an abundance of natural spring drinking water, which we use for the little snowmaking we need, despite our low altitude. Austria also to uses clean hydro power, and no nuclear plants ever, and all 28 E.U. countries having strict laws protecting our waters, thanks to banning 35 toxins, including chlorine, and our mountain communities are monitored regularly by the government and universities,? said the KSC Vice President Peter Obernauer.
"Because of different damages and stressors today, our water lacks its original cleanliness and potency,? says Johann. In the YouTube video, ?Water: the Great Mystery? researchers in 11 countries and Nobel prize winner, Kurt Wuthrich, studied the only other known original water, which is protected by a tribe in Venezuela, and found it had 40,000 times the potency on all our organs than tapwater.
The GRANDER water revitalization system gives water the information back it needs to build up its self-purification process and its power," says Johann, who was honored by the Russians after verifying his science. Its applications for swimming pools, home water systems, speedy recovery for injured Olympians, and spas, is used by enlightened communities around the world, including a green hotel in Boston and a Country Club and swimming pool in Taos, New Mexico. http://usa.grander.biz/en/johann-grander
Creating a nuclear‐free world is the highest priority, given how renowned scientists now agree with the Hopi Elders that, "Three of our worlds have already been destroyed. The first one by volcano triggered fires, the second by ice, and the third by floods, all as a result of the Earth shifting on Her axis. Creator destroyed these worlds after the Oneness given us turned into human quarrels, corruption, world wars over materialism, and then technology making humanity forget to 'sing joy from our hearts to Creator'. (sound familiar?) But those who kept their hearts open were saved." ("Book of Hopi" by Frank Waters)
We are now in the 4th world, and Hopi Elders say that "the United States will be destroyed, land and people, by atomic bombs and radioactivity. But those with peace in their hearts will be sheltered." The Elders also say that prophesies can shift as the minds and hearts and actions of humanity shift. http://www.iamamerica.com/media/following_the_star.pdf Australia's Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Helen Caldecott, also called nuclear a destroyer of worlds and the late Sir George King, astrophysicist and mystic, corroborates much of the Hopi Prophesy. In his book The Holy Mountains of the World (published by Aetherius Society). He said "Planet Earth is an ancient Goddess of immense compassion, wisdom and cosmic experience, who gives us refuge upon Her surface."
The difference is that he says the axial turns all triggered massive floods that cleansed the earth and prevented nuclear chain‐reactions. Dr. King explained that Man had nuclear technology then that could have killed life forms on most of the planet's surface for hundreds of thousands of years, and possibly Mother Earth Herself. And the Great Ones consider the protection of Mother Earth as first priority.
Our human family has flunked "Survival 101" three times from forgetting, ignoring, allowing ourselves to be distracted, or hiding these lessons. The Elders agree with Dr King's book ?You Are Responsible,? which would say to recommend:
That RIO‐20 leaders must INSIST that our leaders shut down and stop the licensing and building of all nuclear reactors, and in unity phase out anything nuclear related NOW (weaponry, uranium mines and mills), which are fronts for producing yellow cake to build 40 immensely profitable nuclear bombs per reactor. Yet Fukushima was 1,000 times more destructive than any nuclear bomb explosion, say scientists. Then we need to SHIFT Budgets from defense and nuclear projects to safe wind, solar, tidal turbine and geothermal energy. Let our Earth Mother safely boil our water. Let Her hum with happiness with abundance for all!
Electrical and nuclear engineer Dr. Arjun Makhijani, president of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, has done studies that show, ?We have the technology today to completely power America with wind and solar energy.
Since the UN woke people up that Mother Earth is a living being, and nuclear is the most dangerous toxin to Her existence and therefore ours, RIO‐20 should call on our Earth Family
to set our hearts on choosing to manifest the prophesy of 1,000 years of Peace and Prosperity for all life forms on our New Earth.
Suzy Chaffee (Laplander) ‐ NAOTF co‐chair, co‐founder, executive director, Olivia Ellis Phd (Cherokee) gifted Earth healer
Billy Kidd ? (Abenaki) first American male to win an Olympic Alpine medal,
Tex Hall ? (Hidatsa‐Arikara), former President of National Congress of American Indians, former NAOTF‐cochair
Mary Duffy ? Gifted Grandmother of Appalachian Cherokee Nation
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Phil Jackson ? LA Lakers Coach Guru
Valerie Nunez ? Apache Earth Healer
Sperry Andrews ? Consciousness Scientist
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Local foodies already know about Salt Lake's bustling Downtown Farmers Market in the summer, but fewer have heard about the "Pop-Up" Winter Markets. And the Downtown Alliance is excited to launch its series of winter markets starting this on Saturday, Nov. 17 from 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
With a focus on local foods, the one-day events will be held monthly from November to April at different downtown locations. These "Pop-Up" are aptly named, offering dates, times and themes in advance, and listing location and vendors only two weeks before.
"The response from growers and potential vendors has been tremendous, and we're excited to show people just how much local food can be found in the cold winter months," says Alison Einerson, Winter Market Manager.
The Downtown Alliance hopes that a Winter Market will encourage increased food production by local producers during the winter by giving them a direct marketing outlet. A variety of produce will be available from local meat, cheese and baked goods to apples, pumpkins and eggs. The idea is that the "Pop-Up" Winter Markets will build awareness and create a foundation for a year-round, daily Public Market in the future. For now, The Downtown Alliance's main goal is to expand to weekly winter markets by next year.
Funding for the Downtown Farmers Market will be provided in part by a USDA Farmers Market Promotion Program grant. The grant will also support an educational component through USU Extension to teach local growers and vendors growing techniques for colder months, such as how to build hoop houses, high tunnels and greenhouses, as well as what to plant for the climate, how to secure funds for expansion and the best way to store late-harvest veggies.
Keep an eye out for Spring dates as well as vendor and location listings by visiting the SLC Farmers' Market website, facebook page or twitter. Upcoming markets are as follows:
November 17: "Give Thanks"
Rico Foods Warehouse – 545 W. 700 South
Chefs from Frida Bistro will be on-hand demonstrating meal ideas with local foods for Thanksgiving. Utah Food Bank will be accepting donations and the Salt Lake-based band Touchstone Coyote will perform.
December 15: "The Holiday Table"
'Tis the season for gatherings and feasts—marketgoers can find many items to complete their Holiday Table at this "Pop-Up." Locally made pies, sustainably raised beef and lamb, cider from local apples and much more will be available.
January 12: "Healthy New Year"
Guest chefs will focus on light and low-calorie cooking, and they'll have kid's activities, food trucks, and New Year produce.
February 9: "Chocolate and Cheese"
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Supporters get thanks
Published: Thursday, November 21, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 20, 2013 at 11:52 a.m.
Editor: Dear Citizens of Lexington:
I would like to thank my faithful and loyal supporters who worked meticulously on my re-election campaign. I would also like to thank all the people who have prayed for me as I battle health issues.
This loss will in no means halt my passion and desire to continue to see change take place in Lexington. I vow to remain an active member of my community who will work diligently to ensure that the city continues to thrive and grow.
God bless you all.
Ronald Reid
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Brandon Lamar Jackson (twitter: @bjackson32)
Position: RB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 210 lbs.
Born: October 2, 1985 in Detroit, MI
High School: Horn Lake
College: Nebraska (school history) (Jackson college stats)
Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 2nd round (63rd overall) of the 2007 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 16 (5629th overall since 1950)
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Sitting close to him at the movies was awesome, but very hard. Brad was very good looking and he really turned me on, but I didn't know how to approach him with how I felt. It worked out later that he had the hots for me too, but didn't know how to share his feelings with me...
That night my wife Sharon made us a really nice dinner before she had to disappear for a night out with the girls from work. She said she wouldn't be too late and if they got bored they knew where the XXX rated videos were
and on that note she left us to it. With the night quite warm, I suggested we have a dip and then maybe take Sharon's advice and watch one of our movies.
Brad agreed thinking it was a great idea. He stripped exposing his muscular body and the thing that I noticed most about him was his massive limp cock. I was suddenly very envious but at the same time I felt I needed to have him, to taste his meat, to play with the head as it grew in my mouth.
As I was watching him I stripped down and when I looked up I noticed that he was glancing at me and he mentioned how good my shaven balls looked
I casually explained to him that Sharon usually looked after my balls. The feeling as Sharon shaved them was pretty erotic, often leading to heated sex afterwards. I half joking suggested that we get Sharon to do it for him when she arrived home from her night out. What Brad said next not only shocked me but aroused me at the same time.
"Could you do it for me now so I can see what if feels like when we take out dip in the pool?" he asked
While his question took me by surprise, I said
"What the hell, as long as you swear that you will not tell any of our mates about this"
Brad agreed and I went to the bathroom, grabbed a new razor and the shaving lotion that Sharon and I use on each other. We headed out on to our private decking, I had him sit on the sunlounge that we usually use for shaving our private parts and I knelt beside him on one of the padded cushions. I encouraged Brad to spread his legs for me so I could get to his balls easily, that was when I got my next shock for the day
His cock was larger than I thought and he had a thick dark-brown bush and his balls were very hairy indeed
Wow it was the best-looking cock I'd ever seen and it was displayed well on Brad who was a very handsome
Brad looked up at me while he waited for me to begin and I instantly found myself getting a hard-on.
I squirted some lotion into my hand rubbing them together until the lather was soft and fluffy. I tried lathering his balls but his massive prick kept getting in the way so I closed my hand around it, holding it so I could see what I was doing. As I did so my cock grew hard as a rock and I was nearly hoping Brad wouldn't notice how aroused I was becoming. I managed to shave his balls smooth before getting him to lie back on the lounge so I could smooth shave his ass too. While I was shaving his anus, he took his cock in his hand and slowly stroked it
Just s I was cleaning him up Sharon came through the back door and onto the decking with a big grin on her face. She was home already and Brad and I hadn't even had a swim yet. I thought she would be mad at us for playing around and me shaving Brad, but then I noticed something a little unusual, she was wearing her bikini which meant Sharon must have been standing at the window looking out and watching as I held Brad's cock, shaving his ass and balls
She knelt down between his legs and checked my work of art to ensure that I had shaved Brad smooth enough. Sharon asked Brad him nicely if she could suck his swollen penis to feel how soft he was
Oh boy this was getting wild. I grabbed my cock and slowly stroked it
Sharon's mouth closed down over his cock before he had any objections
Brad looked like he was enjoying himself. I was quickly brought back down to earth when I noticed Brad looking at my seven inches, asking me if I had ever let another guy suck my cock before. My heart was pounding rapidly and finally I said, "hmmm had thought about it, but that's about all"
With Sharon bobbing up her head up and down his cock Brad told me to bring my cock to him
we were both hot and horny and with Sharon there working away on his tool it seemed appropriate for him to suck on my knob of pleasure too.
Damn, as he took my cock between his lips and into his moist warm mouth, I almost shot my load. His tongue worked its magic from the tip of my mushroom shaped head all the way down the shaft to my clean-shaven balls, fondly them at the same time
Brad sure knew how to give good head
Sharon stopped sucking Brad and stood by my side watching my cock slip in and out of Brad's mouth. Having my wife watch my buddy going to town on my knob turned me on even more. Quietly she whispered that we really should move into the bedroom where it would be a little more comfortable for the three of us.
Encouraging both Brad and I to lie on the bed in a 69 position, Brad's cock was only inches from my mouth and I knew I had to decide if I felt right doing this. Instinct took over. I opened my moth wide taking as much of Brad's massive cock into my mouth as I could. I tried to please him, as I knew Sharon pleased me. Soon we were moving almost in rhythm our muffled moans of pleasure were music to Sharon's ears.
She lay next to us on the bed, her dildo slipping in and out of her silky smooth love hole with one hand and the other playing with my ass. Sharon was talking dirty to us telling us how much she loved watching her man swallowing cock
This was too much for me, I cried out I was coming at which point Brad released my throbbing cock from his mouth and pumped me off spraying my juices all over his chest
Brad still hadn't reached his peak. He was very hard and his cock looked menacingly hard and thick. Sharon told him to fuck my ass
she wanted to see his cock sink into my tight ass hole. I was concerned that his thick pole would not fit, but Sharon assured me that she'd help
Applying lube and anal gel she massaged them into my tight hole, finally slipping two fingers in and declaring that my ass was ready for a reaming that it would enjoy
Brad knelt behind me and Sharon helped him guide his huge cock up my ass. Her massage worked, it didn't take much for the head to slip in followed nicely by a few inches of his thickness. Sharon demanded he give me a couple of seconds to get used to his size and when she told him to go for it, he did. He grabbed my hips pulling me onto his long hard rod
Sharon got underneath me taking my cock in her warm mouth and pleasuring me along with Brad. I leant forward burying my face in her pussy licking her clit and as Brad cried out that he was about to cum, Sharon climaxed too and I followed shooting a wad of hot creamy cum down her throat.
we were exhausted but somehow Sharon convinced us to take that dip and come back in for round two, she wanted both of us at the same time before Brad and I fucked again
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UIC Student-Athletes Go Through Commencement Services
35 student-athletes received a bachelor's degree in the spring and summer sessions
Flames Complete Comeback with 10-9 Win Versus NIU
UIC posts first victory against Huskies since April 2005
Flames Drop Series Finale to Wright State, 9-7
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Made 18 appearances and eight starts, while throwing five innings in four mound visits ... set a new program for the most doubles in a single game with four two-baggers on March 19 at Chicago State ... also tallied two runs and went 4-for-5 from the plate versus the Cougars ... hit 2-for-3 at home against Youngstown State and drove in two runs ... struck out seven batters during his five innings on the bump ... the southpaw picked up his second career win against Northern Illinois on April 29, tossing two innings of relief in a 10-9 Flames' victory.
2013: Received a medical redshirt and retained two years of eligibility.
2012: Game-by-Game Statistics in PDF Format | Game Highs in PDF Format
Played and started in all 57 games ... ranked first on the team in runs scored (37), RBI (40) and doubles (13) and ranked second in slugging percentage (.465), on-base percentage (.384) and home runs (6) ... tallied 18 multi-hit games and 11 multi-RBI games ... hit .391 in the Horizon League Tournament with eight RBI, six runs, two doubles and two homers ... hit 3-for-5 against Wright State in the HL Championship with four RBI a double and a homer ... went 3-for-4 with three RBI and three runs versus Northwestern on March 9 ... ended the year on an eight-game hit streak.
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Played in 53 games, starting 47 ... named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team ... doubled in his first career at bat against St. Louis on Feb. 18 and scored the team's lone run ... tripled and went 2-for-4 at Kentucky on Feb. 25, then hit 3-for-4 versus the Wildcats on Feb. 27 ... recorded two doubles and three runs against Cleveland State on March 25 ... pitched 16 innings of relief in 10 appearances ... tied for second on the team with 12 doubles.
PREP AND PERSONAL: Four-time letterwinner in both baseball and football at Richards (Ill.) ... named All-South Suburban Red, All-Area and All-State as a senior ... three-time team captain in baseball and four-time team captain in football ... 2010 Player of the Year and Richards MVP ... set Richards record for most strikeouts in a season on the mound ... greatest athletic thrill to date is starting in OF for UIC opening weekend ... born July 16, 1992, in Oak Lawn, Ill. ... son of Jim and Pat Ryan ... has three siblings, Jason, Jeanette and Julie ... currently enrolled as a Marketing major.


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The ever charismatic Philly native Candice Anitra has a new video out paying tribute to Haiti, two years after the earthquake that shook the country to its core. Called "Today," the song tells a passionate story of struggle amidst images of the beautiful Haitian people.
Purchase the track and your proceeds will go towards "helping improve lives in Haiti," which is still very much rebuilding. A bit more detail on where the money goes is on the video's YouTube page.
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Benefitting the Waterkeeper Alliance, which helps bring quality water to more than a billion people worldwide who do not have access, the two-day event was again set off by fierce comp btw. teams fronted by the Mahres and Tommy Moe.
Starting gates (those are Kennedys behind those gates).
Courtesy tent ...can you say grilled cheese and turkey chili?
With early season skiing, comes early season ski injuries. The first set of crutches spotted at Stein Eriksen
...Which leads to window shopping; oh, if I were only the wife of a plastic surgeon. But worry not, it's $30 lift tix Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (Dec. 6-8) so you don't have to be a baller to take advantage.
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Forget Romney versus Obama. This year's presidential election might as well be men versus women.
NPR reports that new political polls show the genders are divided along social issues to some extent, but what has male and female voters most at odds is the size of government.
"On the fundamental question of whether you want a smaller government with fewer services or a bigger government with more services, women and men are in a very different place," Pew's Carroll Doherty tells the broadcaster. (Women, by the way, favor the latter, NPR notes.) "And that is the fundamental question of this election."
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A heads up to those who revel in archery and have a passion for journalism: The Ogden Archery World Cup Organizing Committee is looking for a journalism student—ages sixteen to thirty—to cover the third stage of the Archery World Cup this June in Ogden.
Lest you believe that the Archery World Cup is a small-time affair, it marks the final Olympic qualification tournament prior to the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. The Ogden stage will be held after the first and second rounds in Shanghai and Antalya (Turkey), respectively.
Should this pique your interest, here are a few things you need to know. In addition to the age requirement, prospective journalists must be available June 17–25, able to work with high-def cameras, do their own editing and arrange interviews. To apply, a three- to five-minute video, as well as an essay, must be submitted by April 30.
Sounds pretty daunting, doesn't it? However, not only will you be able to hone your journalism skills and spectate a world event, you'll get the chance to cover the World Cup Finals in Tokyo in September—if your work as a "fan reporter" is deemed the best.
Be sure to visit the Ogden World Cup website at ogdenwc.com to get the details in full.
Even if you're not looking to become the next journalistic phenom, the World Cup will be excellent to watch—and let's be real: Who knew we even had a World Cup event right in our backyard? Events will be held June 18–24 at the Golden Spike Event Center (1000 N. 1200 West, Ogden) and Lindquist Field (2330 Lincoln Avenue, Ogden).


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Lin definitely gives fields the best passes.
Linsanity in effect: amazing shot off the glass, great assist to Mrs. Fields, nice rebound.... foul.
**** I fell asleep after my all nighter! Score is lookin good and thread is looking good! Looks like I have a lot of rep love to give <3
Lin shooting the technical free throws
Woodson is feeling Linsanity
really though, seems Lin decided to work on his free throw showing and figured out how to improve it greatly
Blake Griffin only sucks when I want him to win.... wtf.... come on Clippers!
funny, there are still some people on espn say lin is not the real deal. I think some people are just retarded or degenerated human being.
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Rymer Liriano - San Diego Padres Prospect
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Rymer Liriano - RF
2012 Baseball America Top 100 Rank: #49
2012 Observations:
Rymer Liriano is one of the most exciting prospects in the California League. The numbers may not be spectacular at the end of the season, but this is a young man with speed, power, and a loose throwing arm. Liriano has freakish athletic ability for a man who looks more like an NFL running back then baseball outfielder. His legs and upper body are thick, but has speed to spare making for the rare combination of a potential power/speed player. Watching Rymer work out before the game it is clear he has multiple tools in his chest. The outfield drills he displayed a good arm with a free and easy arm action on his throws home. His speed is noticeable and is eye opening when you see just how big he is. There are very few players in the Cal League that have this type of package. Padres fans should be very excited.
During the game Rymer struggled in his first at-bat and looked bad taking a breaking ball for a called strike three. In his 2nd AB he again struggled with the off-speed stuff and struck out. But the loudest hit of the night was Rymer's RBI single to RF in the 6th inning. Loud and hard - it was a thing of beauty. After getting another single in the 8th, Rymer tried to steal 3rd base with only 1 out. A no-no of sorts. He was thrown out. He is ultra aggressive and goes hard when on the bases. Look for him to improve his decision making on the base paths. Updated 4-17-2012
In 2011 Rymer won the Midwest League (A-) MVP. He stole 65 bases, hit .319 and hit 12 HR's in 116 games. He starts the 2012 season on the Lake Elsinore Storm - the San Diego Padres A+ team. I will update this page each time Liriano comes through Stockton to play the A's team the Ports.
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