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Collect 'Em All!
This is a game about breeding flowers. Each flower's traits are determined by its genes. Pick two flowers and their genes combine to create new variations. There is no aim in this game... Feel free to set yourself one. -- Rare Breeds: Petunia. (Flash.) [more inside]
Katatsumuri (Escargone) (mirror here, in case you don't want to sit through a commercial), a Super Mario-ish Flash game from Japan, except instead of an Italian plumber, you are a snail. With a mustache. From the fine folks at SKT. Left click to jump, left click and hold to climb walls, reach the end-of-level ring before the time runs out. Watch the animation before each level to see what new obstacles and enemies are in store.
AcceleRacers: Track Mod
AcceleRacers: Track Mod is a fun little Pipe-Dream-esque Flash game in which your object is to manipulate sections of track in order to get each of your six racecars to the finish line inside the time limit. Gets a lot harder as you go up in levels and more obstacles are added. Yes, it is a HotWheels game.
Absolut Search
Waldo the Vodka? Absolut Search: You have two minutes to find 82 vodka bottles in this crowded little illustration of a slice o' New York life. (Flash; and, of course, preceded by an age-verification page. Don't even think about lying, you naughty kids.)
Farm Hustle
Fsaturday Flash Fun: Farm Hustle. Line up the cutesy critters in rows or columns of three or more; speed up the process with bombs. Advance levels by turning every square white.
Reilly Stroope
Illustrations by Reilly Stroope. (Flash interface.)
ARTnatomy: Anatomical Basis of Facial Expression Learning Tool. See how all the different muscles in your face work. Flash interface; via Drawn!
Which Way Adventure
Which Way Adventure, a weird-ass choose-your-own-adventure-type "game" with several different endings and some manticores. A few scenes are not safe for work. The other game on the site, Hunter of Vampires, is completely different in that it's cute, it appears to have a point, and it has a gizmo to toggle the sound off. (Both in Flash.)
Itchana Tchones
Itchana Tchones resembles-but-is-legally-distinct-from a certain beloved adventurer whom you may remember from a certain series of copyrighted movies. The first few games in which he stars are in French (and a little on the primitive side), but the gameplay is simple enough: Arrow keys to move, jump, and duck, spacebar to attack with the whip. The latest game in the series, Alien Wars, can be played in English. Lovely squishy little blood spurts, among other things, when death ensues. (Flash.)
Vulva Original
Not safe for work: "Vulva Original: Authentically natural vaginal flavour." (Flash interface; much gratuitous nudity.)
Domino Pressure
If the high scores are to be believed, there are at least 400 (random) levels in Domino Pressure. The object: Figure out which domino is the one which, when tipped, will knock over all the other dominoes before squishing the tomato. For every domino you leave standing, you lose precious seconds to complete the next level. The secret seems to be to work your way backwards from the tomato; you can skip up to three levels.
Escape To Obion
More point-n-click Flash puzzles, this time in a series: Escape to Obion, episodes one, two, three, and four.
Inspector Wombat
Inspector Wombat, a point-and-click Flash puzzle game somewhat clumsily translated from the German. Inspector Wombat has a seemingly-bottomless sack in which to store all the random crap he picks up, like banana peels, his lady friend's stereo system (dude, she's standing right there. Ever try asking?), and tasty foodstuffs somebody left in the street. Your object is twofold: Find and apprehend the kooky blackmailer who's messing with the museum director, and fix the museum's paintings which have mysteriously gone all wonky (hint: it's because of evil, unhappy bacteria).
Bouncin' Bop
Bouncin' Bop, episodes one, two, three, four, and five. Cute little Flash game in which you control Bop, a happy smilin' rubber ball that ever bounces. Collect coins and don't touch the monsters, lest Bop join the Choir Invisible.
"Under every forest there is a lawn."
McDonald's: The Videogame. A scathing critique of lousy corporate and environmental practices, or an entertainingly complex little game about the fast food industry? A little from column A, a little from column B. Torch diseased cows with the flamethrower, corrupt politicians and environmentalists, plant genetically modified soy in what used to be the rain forests of South America, force your employees to smile all the livelong day, and try not to bankrupt the company. Be sure to read the tutorial first. (Flash.)
I'm not your friend anymore. Let's go kamping. Or bungee jumping. -- A treasure trove of hilariously bizarre stop-motion Flash animations featuring little blue claymation dudes.
Attic Escape
Attic Escape is another little "escape the locked room" Flash game along the lines of Crimson Room, Viridian Room, White Chamber, The Doors, and MOTAS. Also by the creator of Attic Escape are Nightmare Escape and, er, Cannibal Escape (which is worth clicking for the lovely, cello-heavy strings music if nothing else). Click everywhere in Attic Escape; important items are hidden behind, above, and under everything.
Your clan was annihilated, now you're out for revenge. You are Ninjaman. Pretty awesome little 2D side-scrolling Flash game; the trailer (.mov) gives you an idea of the gameplay. Oh, and you can customize the keyboard controls in "Options." Possibly the best part is watching your enemies impale their own idiotic selves on spiky traps.
It takes a long time to load, but Kol-Belov's "PU's_tota" is just so creepy and bizarre and awesome with really cool music. The artist is obviously deeply weird, also highlighted in the series of shorts, "Self-Destructing Organisms." There's also a game. These are Flash animations. Nearly all of them contain a modest amount of cartoon violence/gore; may not be safe for work. Also, the guy really loves his industrial music.
The Punny Adventures of Nick Bounty
A Case of the Crabs, and its sequel, The Goat in the Grey Fedora, are a couple of point-and-click black-and-white Flash games that parody the old Sam Spade-type noir films. You are Nick Bounty, private detective, and it's up to you to solve the mysteries of the counterfeit crabs and the miniature goat statue, respectively. Very, very jokey; guaranteed to induce eyerolling. Look at everything, talk to everyone, and pick up everything that's not nailed down. Hints are available, but they're crammed with jokes too.
The Four Rooms of Kharon
"Someone messed it up bad. The world went to pieces. It was dog eat dog and everyone for himself. Along came an unlikely hero. You....The future can be saved. The knowledge is inside the Four Rooms of Kharon." From the info page: "Kharon 4a is an online adventure game dealing with biotech issues. The makers of the game have worked closely with the Norwegian Biotechnology Advisory Board during the creative process - to ensure the scientific validity of the game content. So, having played Kharon 4a, you will be left with not only an interesting and entertaining online experience, but you will also be familiar with the most imporant aspects of bio technology." They also warn that it's "the hardest Flash game ever made" and that you'll probably give up after five minutes.
Bill the Demon
"History is filled with legends of Demons: evil creatures with dark powers and horrifying strength. There is Astaroth, who turns invisible; Beelzebub, master of flies and all Earthly diseases; Mephistopheles, Prince of Deceit; Asmodeus, Lord of Corruption; and Leviathan, great monster of the Deep. You are Bill." It's a Flash game.
C4 Hamster Challenge
If you liked those Yeti vs. penguin games, you might enjoy the C4 Hamster Challenge. You are Death Jr. (of PlayStation fame). You have a hamster. The hamster is strapped with C4. If you release the hamster with just the proper strength and speed, and detonate the hamster at just the right spot, you can really send that demon's head flying. (Flash.)
"You awaken from an uneasy dream.You are in a small, bare apartment. You are alone. You have no idea how you got there. You don't even know who you are." Fans of Franz Kafka may appreciate Kafkamesto, a bleak and bizarre point-and-click Flash game.
Cubeoban -- Arrange the colored blocks so that they cover the colored dots. (Flash.)
Art for a Sunday
Two completely dissimilar yet nifty artists: The twisted ink drawings of Jon Kuta (big enough to make desktops; Flash interface), and the fabulously lifelike driftwood and bronze sculptures of Heather Jansch (she really likes horses. Warning: you'll have to side-scroll).
Yet Another Flash Puzzle Game
Yet another Flash puzzle game: Shift. Very beautiful, with low-key music.
More Goldbergian Flash
Things Came Up To My Brain...Museum? A little Flash game, from the same Samorostian/Goldbergian mind that brought us Find The Treasure. Warning: There doesn't appear to be any way to toggle the sound off.
Word Games
Fsaturday Flash Fun: CryptoQuote. Other word games featured at East of the Web are the Tetris-like PopWord (and its multiplayer companion [beginner and advanced, respectively]), the MasterMind-like CodeWord, and the vaguely Scrabble-ish 8 Letters in Search of a Word.
More Flash Friday
More Flash Friday. Dynasty Street is an awesomely intricate, gory, stick-figure beat-'em-up. Make sure to practice your moves in the dojo before you play. For mayhem that's a little more low-key, immerse yourself in the world of Skull Kid and his chainsaw. If you're not in the mood for blood & guts, just go with good old Battleship. FlashPlayer.com features many, many Flash games with which to while away the hours.
How To Have A Ton Of Fun Raising Baby Squirrels. Husband and wife document their adventures raising these little spazz-monsters with many photos and some Flash movies. Via Cute Overload.
Furrin Flash Games
Fsaturday Flash Fun: ColdTomatoes.com features a few diverting little Flash games (squish the birdie!) for a rainy day when you're sick to death of Freecell and Minesweeper. There's also this weird tile thing.
Shoot Your Wad
Not safe for work: Shoot Your Wad (warning: Flash, porno music, and John Holmes). "You are Johnny Wadd, the hottest private eye/cocksman in America. You need to distribute your own unique brand of justice by sharing some loving with your adoring female fans." Avoid trannies and skanks, and say no to drugs; power up with Spanish Fly.
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|Altered erythrocyte membrane band 3 profile in chronic renal failure patients under haemodialysis
|Costa, Elísio
Rocha, Susana
Rocha-Pereira, Petronila
Castro, Elisabeth
Reis, Flávio
Teixeira, Frederico
Miranda, Vasco
Sameiro-Faria, Maria
Loureiro, Alfredo
Quintanilha, Alexandre
Belo, Luís
Santos-Silva, Alice
|Renal failure
Band 3
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|Costa, Elísio; Rocha, Susana; Rocha-Pereira, Petronila; Castro, Elisabeth; Reis, Flávio; Teixeira, Frederico; Miranda, Vasco; Sameiro-Faria, Maria; Loureiro, Alfredo; Quintanilha, Alexandre; Belo, Luís; Santos-Silva, Alice (2007) - Altered erythrocyte membrane band 3 profile in chronic renal failure patients under haemodialysis. In Vascular Wall and Endothelium. Lisboa: Sociedade Portuguesa de Hematologia. p. 73-77.
|Our aim was to study changes in RBC membrane band 3 profile, as a cumulative marker of RBC changes, in chronic renal failure (CRF) patients under haemodialysis and recombinant human erythropoietin (rhEPO) therapy and its linkage with resistance to this therapy. We studied 63 CRF patients, 32 responders and 31 non -responders to rhEPO therapy, and 26 healthy individuals matched for age and gender. We evaluated the band 3 profile and membrane -bound haemoglobin (MBH). Total serum bilirrubin, glutathione peroxidase (GPx) and superoxide dismutase activities, RBC count, haematocrit, haemoglobin concentration, haematimetric indices and reticulocyte were also evaluated. CRF patients presented anaemia, slightly regenerative, as showed by the decreased RBC count, Hb and haematocrit, alongside with an increased reticulocyte count, RPI and RDW values. CRF patients showed a statistically significant decrease in high molecular weight aggregates and proteolytic fragments (Pfrag), and a rise in Band 3 monomer. A rise in GPx and a trend to lower values of MBH were also found in CRF patients. A positive correlation was found between Pfrag and, Hb and haematocrit. When comparing the haematological data between the two groups of CRF patients, we found that non -responders patients were more anaemic, and presented a statistically significant decrease in Pfrag, and a trend for a rise in MBH, suggesting a higher RBC damage. Our data suggest that band 3 profile seems to be a good marker of erythrocyte changes in CRF patients. These changes seem to be associated with a younger RBC population, but also with a rise in RBC damage, which is enhanced in non -responders CRF patients. Band 3 profile could be used as a marker of RBC changes in these patients and in the understanding of the mechanism of resistance to rhEPO therapy.
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Award-winning Wealth Manager Judith McGee shared tips for keeping your financial boat afloat when you're living on the edge.
Surveys show that many people today are living paycheck to paycheck, and most are just one unfortunate incident away from poverty. It's becoming such a pervasive socioeconomic problem Maria Shiver is hoping to raise public awareness with an HBO documentary, "Paycheck to Paycheck." A Town Hall-style meeting with Oprah followed soon after the broadcast of this television special.
What causes poverty?
The subject of poverty is complex. Does being born into the wrong zip code lock you into poverty? Is it a cultural situation that may span generations? Is plain laziness at the root? Is it caused by low minimum wages or not enough work hours to earn a full paycheck with benefits? Or is it due to a flawed government policy that supports the unemployed until they earn that first paycheckno matter how smallthen abruptly pulls the plug on benefits like medical care, housing, and food stamps?
According to Allen Hunt, Executive Director of William Temple House, good hardworking people can fall into poverty, become homeless and hopeless because life happens to them; a job loss, illness, death in the family, etc.
These people need a helping handat least for the first few steps so they can climb the rest of the way themselves. The first basic requirement is money for rent and utilities, emergency food and clothing, childcare, or car repair. Sometimes the greatest need is for someone who'll just understand, listen, and offer guidance and resources. Counseling is often the greatest gift that restores hope.
While no single solution will fit all situations, I believe there are ways in which people can rebound from the precarious edge of poverty. If someone came to me seeking counsel, I'd begin by asking questions that might shed light into their thought process and their own concepts about the situation. I'd also try to understand their family dynamics and cultural morays, as these could affect their support systems.
Multiply your opportunities
Many people today think there is only so much "stuff" out there to go around. And it can appear that everybody else has already gotten most of itjobs, money, opportunity, or whatever else they need but don't have. They may ask, "If all the good stuff is already divvied up and taken, what hope is there for me?" This is the subtle "victim mentality" trap that many fall into.
Well, guess what. The natural law of things is NOT division. It's multiplication! The first thing I would do is guide them toward changing their thought process. New creative ideas are continually presenting themselves to those who are open and willing to hear. It helps to turn off the TV, put those digital devices down for a couple of hours each day, and clear the mind.
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Maybe someone is looking for a job just like the one they lost because it feels familiar. Familiar is good, right? Yes, but change can often be better! If Henry Ford had asked people what they really needed most, they would have probably answered, "stronger and faster horses." Where would we be today if Ford had listened to them and stuck to the familiar?
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Formal education is important, but it isn't the only answer. Experience and job/skill training can be just as important. If you need help getting started in a new direction, a practical place to start is your local library with its vast reservoir of practical information and services: free Internet, community resources, and classes in everything from literacy to computer competency. And don't forget to inquire at religious and social service non-profit organizations.
For one of Oregon's most beneficial resources, go to 211info.org. You'll find plenty of free information with 3,000 agencies providing over 50,000 programs to people throughout the state.
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The temperature hovered around zero in the wee hours Friday morning when the Gothenburg Volunteer Fire Department fielded a call about a house fire.
When members arrived at 114 Ninth St. at around 12:30 a.m., they encountered heavy smoke coming from a duplex, according to fire chief Mark Ballmer.
The fire had started as a result of an overload of an electrical circuit caused by a space heater, he said.
Luckily, there were no occupants in the dwelling but there were in an adjoining apartment.
"They were already out by the time we got there," Ballmer said.
Ballmer said the fire was in the back of the duplex and took about two hours to extinguish.
"There was smoke damage to both apartments and fire and water damage to the unoccupied duplex," he said.
The occupants of the adjoining duplex receiving temporary housing assistance by the American Red Cross, Ballmer said.
He estimated damage to the residence, owned by Tim and Kerri Miller, at between $2,000 to $4,000.
Ballmer also cautioned the community about overloading electrical circuits, especially during this time of year when heating devices are used more often.
"Make sure they are adequate for the amperage pull," he said.
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The benefits of automation include less manual intervention, reduced overheads in managing applications and faster identification of vulnerabilities, threats and incidents. When considering automation, some initial steps include:
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GhostBusters The game......YES!
GhostBusters The game......YES!
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I will be the first to admit that I got a semi while watching this video, I'm completely excited about this game coming out! This trailer is a rough draft and already it looks AWESOME! I grew up watching the GhostBusters Movies and cartoons, I had ALL the toys and yes.....I walked around with the backpack like a dork. I can't wait for this to come out, it's suppose to hit stores Oct of 2008. but we all know how that ends out.....delays delays, look at Army of Two, that was suppose to come out March of 07.....still waiting......
Anyhoot ENJOY THE VIDEO!
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HELL YEAH! another GB fan! dude i love them, i too used to have all the toys and that proton pack with the nerf beam and the ghost catcher that spit out the ghost when you stepped on the thing....gooooood times! if this game winds up being co op, ill be in heaven!


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TELL CITY—Tell City senior pitcher Josalyn Ress has been named to the All-PAC girls softball team in voting by conference coaches.
The team was elected May 27 but not released until Wednesday.
Ress, who played first base, second base and outfield in a couple of games she did not pitch, made the team as a utility player.
Only two players were named to the team as pitchers, Bre Wilzbacher of conference champion Gibson Southern and repeat selection Shelley Schmitt of North Posey.
If anyone questioned new Tell City boys basketball coach Troy Noble's commitment to defense, they should put those fears to rest.
TELL CITY—Carriage Inn used six extra-base hits to beat Legacy Financial 14-7 in Tell City's age-13-16 girls softball league Thursday.
Sydney Goffinet hit a triple and a double to lead Carriage Inn.
Allison Parker, Cat Diaz, Nikki Payton and Hunter Childers each added a double.
Whittney Huff, Kendall Bennett, Erika Wilson and Tori Wade each hit a double for Legacy.
Ohio Valley Gas beat Carriage Inn 7-3 earlier in the evening. No individual statistics were available from that game.
BRANDENBURG, Ky.—Fire & Ice, a Perry Central-based travel team, used timely hitting to place second in a seven-team age-16-and-under girls softball tourney last weekend.
Fire & Ice gave up only six runs in its two pool games, so it entered the double-elimination round of the tourney as the No. 2 seed.
Fire & Ice won two games in that bracket Saturday but lost to Outrage 95, a Louisville-based team, 10-0 Sunday.
The Perry County team then beat the Louisville Stars 11-10 in eight innings to clinch second place.
At the end of Tell City's high school baseball season a week ago, Mark Wahl noted that in his three-year career as the Marksmen's coach he had never made out a starting lineup card without Trent Benningfield, Trent Gunn and Shane Weedman's names on it.
But now he is getting ready to coach against those three twice this summer.
TELL CITY—Logos scored 12 runs on just three hits in the fifth inning to beat German American Bank 14-9 in Tell City Babe Ruth League baseball Monday.
BLOOMINGTON—Tell City freshman Logan Flannagan finished 18th in the 300-meter hurdles at the IHSAA girls state track meet Saturday.
Flannagan ran the race in 46.40 seconds, 16-hundredths of a second slower than her regional winning time.
The meet featured a fast hurdles field, as Skyler Carpenter of Westview set a state record in winning the race in 42.03.
Tell City junior Kayla Galloway was the only other Perry County girl to compete in the state meet. She finished 24th among 27 in the discus after being seeded 27th.
TELL CITY—Tell City seniors Trent Gunn and Shane Weedman were repeat selections to the All-PAC baseball team selected by conference coaches last Thursday.
Gunn made the team for the third year in a row, though he made it as a utility player this year after making it as an infielder the last two years.
With fewer power hitters around him in the lineup, his power numbers were down this year as opponents pitched around him more.
TELL CITY—Cash Waggner & Associates rallied in the last inning twice to go 2-0 on Tell City's age-13-16 girls softball league's opening night Thursday.
In the first game Cash Waggner scored seven runs without a hit in the fifth inning to beat Hair Razors 11-9.
Four walks, three hit batsmen and an error contributed to that rally.
Shannon Bryant had two of Cash Waggner's four hits for the game. She and Jordan Vogt each drove in two runs.
TELL CITY—Tell City seniors Chelsea Malone and Erika Hauenstein have received the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association's Academic All-American award.
To receive this award, participates had to have at least a 3.75 cumulative grade-point average.
"It's a great honor and they join an elite group of eight previous Marksmen swimmers who have received the award in the past 30 years," said Tell City Coach Lew Anderson.
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We know about cows here where I live. Dont knock utter cream, like vasoline and wd-40 and duct tape, it has a million and one uses. Nice slide lube, though I have switched to the real thing and save the utter cream for my dry cracked hands. Best wishes.
Larry tscharner!
M J Klashen The Yankee 1923
Concertone, Czech made, pre war
Olds Ambassador Cornet 1955
Olds Super Trumpet 1966
Yamaha 8335 Xeno 2008
Getzen 900s Eterna Classic 2009
I believe y'all are utterly confused about udders.
"Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing -- absolutely nothing -- half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats." Kenneth Grahame
1962 Conn Director
1966 Conn Connstellation 38B
Getzen 3850 Custom Series Cornet
Allora ATR-1301 Aere Series Plastic Bb Trumpet
Olde Towne Brass
Brass Band of Huntsville
Trumpet: 1976 Bach Stradivarius ML 43, Curry 3C.
Cornet: 1993 Bach Stradivarius L 184G, Curry 3BBC.
When I acquire a vintage horn these days, I get a Reeves Valve Adjustment and have it ultra-sonically cleaned-that way the horn will play as it was supposed to.
I've had a horn re-lacqurered in the past and felt it came back a different horn. Modern lacquer I'm not thrilled with, and buffing a vintage horn is something I stay away from. My horns now were stripped to the raw brass w/o buffing and were sprayed with a thin coat of nitrocellulose lacquer. That being said, every player has their preference and the only right answer is what works for you.
Bill Ortiz
'56 Martin Committee Deluxe
'54 Martin Committee Deluxe
Couesnon Paris Flugelhorn
Manning Trumpet Case/Berp Bio Oil
Bob Reeves Mouthpiece Sleeves/PVA
I realize everyone is different. And maybe different people have different sensitivities when changes are made to their horn. But for me, it was worth every penny.
Bach Stradivarius 43* (1974), Bach 3C Mouthpiece.
Getzen 896 Eterna Flugelhorn (1974), Curry 3FL Mouthpiece.
Plus a few other Bach, Getzen, Olds, Carol, and Besson horns.
For me it's an issue for older vintage horns-early 60's and older, since lacquer is different now than before. I also feel that players who gravitate to vintage horns do so because of the unique character of their horns-not only the brand/model but each horn itself. I've had a horn come back restored and re-lacquered with modern lacquer-it came back playing very nice and even, but not the same sound and response.
I think Mike is spot on that it's about the individual player and the type of playing they do.
Bill Ortiz
'56 Martin Committee Deluxe
'54 Martin Committee Deluxe
Couesnon Paris Flugelhorn
Manning Trumpet Case/Berp Bio Oil
Bob Reeves Mouthpiece Sleeves/PVA
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Baltimore County News
Public comments accepted through June 13
Baltimore County invites interested citizens to comment on its proposed five-year Consolidated Plan and other plans that focus on community development and housing.
The plans can be viewed at the County Department of Planning website, at County libraries, and at two County government offices: the Consolidated Plan and the one-year Action Plan are available at the Department of Planning, 105 West Chesapeake Avenue, Towson, Maryland, 21204; the County's Public Housing Agency Plans are available at the Housing Office, Drumcastle Government Center, 6401 York Road, Baltimore, MD, 21212.
The County will hold a public hearing to receive comment on the plans at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, May 25, at the Department of Planning Hearing Room, 105 West Chesapeake Avenue, first floor.
Public comments on the plans will be accepted through June 13, 2016. Citizens or groups may submit written comments on the Consolidated Plan and the Action Plan to Andrea Van Arsdale, Director, Department of Planning, 105 West Chesapeake Avenue, Suite 101, Towson, Maryland, 21204 (email: email@example.com; Fax: 410-887-5862). Comments on the Public Housing Agency Plans should be sent to: Marsha Parham, Executive Director, Housing Office, Drumcastle Government Center, 6401 York Road, Baltimore, Maryland, 21212. (email: email@example.com; Fax: 410-853-8999).
The County will be submitting the plans to the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on June 17.
Show Highlights Angel Park, Lead Paint and Waterway Protection
Angel Park –The County and the Perry Hall community are partnering to create a $1.5 million all-inclusive playground and amphitheater. Find out how you can help!
Clean Green Streams and Waterways – Learn about the County's efforts on the front lines of protecting water quality and the Bay.
Home Built Before 1978? – Lead paint in older homes is an urgent threat to children and adults. Find out what to do to protect your family.
To view streaming video of the show, go to the Hello Baltimore County page at http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Videos/hellobaltimorecounty.html . Click on the menu icon in the upper left of the video screen to select an individual segment.
In addition to online access, the program runs several times per week on Cable Channel 25, in Baltimore County, at the following times:
Mondays: 1:30 p.m., 6 p.m.
Tuesdays: 12 p.m., 9 p.m.
Wednesdays: 11 a.m., 4 p.m., 10 p.m.
Thursdays: 1 p.m., 8 p.m.
Fridays: 11 a.m., 6 p.m.
Saturdays: 10 a.m., 3 p.m., 7 p.m.
Sundays: 10 a.m., 3 p.m., 7 p.m.
Prepare and 'Learn the Ropes'
Baltimore County invites county residents to learn about the home-buying process, home rehabilitation grants, how to manage credit and more at Housing Resource Day, Saturday, October 10, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Eastpoint Mall in Dundalk.
The event will give Baltimore County residents face-to-face contact with housing industry professionals who will help prospective homeowners prepare and "learn the ropes." The event will offer structured education sessions on home ownership, how to manage credit, how to get a home loan, and how to get funding toward a down payment or closing costs. Information also will be available about grants for home rehabilitation and safe lead paint removal.
In addition to classroom-style sessions, the event will feature vendors with information displays and giveaways.
The event is organized by the Baltimore County Department of Planning in partnership with Eastside Community Development Corporation, Inc. Learn more and register.
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The National Institute for Health and Research (NIHR) have some training materials available in pdf format. MND training modules
BMJ Learning also offers training modules on MND for clinical staff : BMJ Learning – MND
MNDCare (Australia) have developed an online training package entitled MND Aware for health and social care professionals who are keen to improve their knowledge about the condition and its management . These e-learning resources aim to provide the learner with a holistic knowledge base of the condition which they can utilise to support their professional practice. Please note that there may be some content which is only relevant in Australia and may not be relevant here in Scotland.
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Judge lets Flint residents' lawsuit against state move ahead
A Michigan judge ruled in favor of Flint residents who filed a class-action lawsuit against the state and state officials over the city's lead-contaminated water, rejecting a motion to dismiss the case entirely.
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The First Tee® is national program of youth development that uses golf as the vehicle for teaching life skills and the nine core values: Honesty, Integrity, Sportsmanship, Respect, Confidence, Responsibility, Perseverance, Courtesy, and Judgment.
The mission of The First Tee is: "To impact the lives of young people by providing learning facilities and educational programs that promote positive character development and life enhancing values through the game of golf".
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: When does the next session start?
A: Summer session begins the week of June 6th (1 Day per Week/10 weeks). Registration opens May 1st. The Fall session begins the week of September 12th and registration opens on August 1st.
Q: How do I sign up?
A: To register, go to our website www.thefirstteecontracosta.org and click the orange button that says "Register". There you may view a full list of classes, create a profile, and select the class you wish to attend.
Q: When can I register?
A: To ensure your junior's space in the class (class sizes are limited) please register no later than one week prior to the start of the session. In order to ensure safe numbers of students in each class and appropriate numbers of coaches we strongly discourage bringing in registration form the first day of class!!!
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WAMI announces people's choice nominees for April 14 show
The power-pop band Yipes!, guitarist Daryl Stuermer and singer-songwriter pat mAcdonald, formerly of Timbuk3, will be inducted into the Wisconsin Area Music Industry Hall of Fame.
The three 2013 inductees will be honored during the WAMI Awards Show at 7 p.m. April 14 at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. Tickets are $24.99 for adults, $15 for students, available at the Pabst and Riverside box offices, (414) 286-3663 and pabsttheater.org. »Read Full Article(1)
Guide to TV's May sweeps
The first real sign of spring is yard work.
The only thing standing between that and warmer summer weather is the monthlong television jubilee known as the May ratings sweeps, during which networks and local stations compete for eyeballs with original programming, series finales and special news reports. It all starts Thursday and runs through May 21. »Read Full Article
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Lost in the Trees stands tall in Milwaukee debut
What's an orchestral rock band to do without the orchestra?
The little-known Lost in the Trees from Chapel Hill, N.C., doesn't have the means to take a big ensemble of instruments and musicians on the road, when it's playing a Cactus Club show for about 30 to 40 people at $10 a pop, as was the case Saturday night. »Read Full Article


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Support the growing ELC?FFA program
March 3, 2011 To the EDN: This past week as we celebrated National FFA week, our community should take pride and note the great accomplishments our local FFA chapter has made. more »»
Education - what a deal!
March 1, 2011 To the EDN: This is from a link on my Facebook page Are you sick of highly paid teachers? Teachers' hefty salaries are driving up taxes, and they only work 9 or10 months a year! It's time we put... more »»
What constitutes a rental property
March 1, 2011 To the EDN: RENTAL - the act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car) As the City of Estherville's code enforcement officer defines i. more »»
Coach Leonard thanks Estherville community
March 1, 2011 To the EDN, Thank you Estherville on behalf of the ELC girls' basketball program I'm sitting at my desk making a to-do list for next week's trip to the Iowa girls' basketball state tournament. more »»
Public notices should stay in newspapers
February 25, 2011 To the Editor: I'm the publisher of an Iowa daily newspaper. As is the case with most American dailies, a corporation owns my newspaper and my corporate owners do not live in my city. more »»
Director works hard to keep RWC beautiful
February 23, 2011 To the EDN: How do I start this editorial? Shall we start with the word "respect" since that seemed to be the word used in previous articles/editorials? Was it "respect" when the college student... more »»
Handling a tough situation in an adult manner
February 19, 2011 To the EDN: A few things come to mind when reading the letter from the young man who was treated so poorly at the RWC. more »»
Investigate complaint before airing publicly
February 19, 2011 To the EDN: Don Schiltz, it's time for you to resign from the Estherville Lincoln Central School Board. more »»
Editorial cartoon is inflammatory
February 18, 2011 I just looked at today's paper [Feb.11], and was appalled by the cartoon on the Editorial page. more »»
Local blood drive collects 66 units
February 17, 2011 The St. Patrick's Catholic Daughters of the Americas sponsored the blood drive which was held on Thursday, Feb. 10 at the Duhigg Center. more »»
Woody's Charities a success again
February 9, 2011 Saturday, Feb. 5 was a great day for Estherville and Woody's Charities. We hosted our 4th annual Dinner and Dance at the Elk's Club in Estherville. It was a great succes. more »»
More on respect
February 9, 2011 Although a complete stranger, I would like to apologize to John Lorenzen. It seems not everyone who works in customer service has what it takes to be superior within their job description. more »»
Treating others with respect
February 5, 2011 My name is John Lorenzen, and I am a second-year student attending Iowa Lakes Community College. I paid to attend the Regional Wellness Center here in Estherville my freshman year. more »»
Proposed trucking rules will have negative impact
February 3, 2011 To the EDN: The folks in Washington are once again challenging our industry. more »»
A generous community
February 3, 2011 To the EDN: The Upper Des Moines Outreach Staff would like to thank everyone who so generously supports us in the year 2010. more »»
Working together to keep VFW open
January 22, 2011 It has been a difficult couple of years at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post home in Estherville. We have had to make some very expensive decisions in regards to our building and keeping it open. more »»
Ambulance director thanks Samaritans
December 16, 2010 A special thank you goes out to the Good Samaritans who helped the Estherville Ambulance staff free the ambulance from a massive snowdrift in the vicinity of North 15th Street and Five Avenue North... more »»
Donations sought for Discovery House
December 11, 2010 To the EDN, Once again we are inviting you contribute to our annual "No Show Charity Ball". more »»
Christmas Care Package a tremendous success
December 9, 2010 We held our Christmas Care Package event at the Estherville Armory [recently]. more »»
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Fade Out Extra Care Night Cream brightens and revitalises your skin while you sleep. In addition to Fade Out's key ingredients, Mulberry, Bearberry and Liquorice, Extra Care Night cream contains Vitamins A, C & E for a beauty boost overnight. Use it before you go to bed to your 8 hour's beauty sleep. Fade Out Extra Care Night Cram is designed to;
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Ozark Research Institute
Dowsing and Healing Convention
April 15-18, 2016
Schedule, Lecture & Speaker Descriptions
❖ Vernell Boyd
Morning Inspirations
This is a great way to get your day started. Learn to tune in and listen to your inner voice. Starting at 8:00 a.m. Vernell will offer a different meditation theme each morning.
Vernell Boyd - Texas. Vernell is a licensed massage therapist, hypnotherapist, professional clown and associate minister. She has been dowsing since the early 1990's. She has served on the National Board of Directors for the American Society of Dowsers (ASD) for eight years and has been an active member of the Lone Star Dowsers in Houston, Texas since 1992.
❖ Patti Conklin, Ph.D. www.PattiConklin.com
Progressive Skills for A Progressive Life!
Come spend time with Patti learning new tools, never before seen, on how to increase your wellness and prosperity. Learn how to take your Heart Center, your Vibrational Core, to change your perspective, increase your prosperity and wellness with an easy to use process which will increase your ability to empower yourself...enjoying the personal responsibility for your own growth. Find your 'happy' spot within your body, so when life throws you a curve, you simply need to touch it and have the balance restored in your world. This is a 'hands on' fun, educational, progressive, healing workshop using Patti's unique vibrational signature..This will be a workshop that you've never seen and one you will certainly want to attend!
Group Cellular Cleansing (Post School Session) 4/19, 11:00-4:00 pm
Cellular Cleansing neutralizes traumatic memories that have been stored in the tissues of the physical body throughout life. Patti's unique vision allows her to see into the workings of the body, similar to the way a live MRI does. For more information on the process visit Patties website: www.patticonklin.com
Register: You may sign-up after your arrival at the ORI School or through Patti's website email. Discount convention rate: $1950, payment plans available, includes 6 months of follow ups.
Patti Conklin, Ph.D., Medical Intuitive - Georgia. Patti is a "Vibrational Intuitive" with exceedingly rare vision and the unique ability to pull disease out of the physical body. Patti is a lecturer and teacher of vibrational medicine: the method of improving health and wellness through the neutralization of "negative" vibrations in the cells of the body. She is an incredibly sensitive and perceptive individual and a highly sought-after International speaker who shares her exceptional abilities in her workshops and private practice. Patti has been labeled by colleagues, physicians, and clients as one of the greatest Medical Intuitives of the 21st Century. Patti is the author of "God Within: The Day God's Train Stopped", a tell-all book that recounts the experiences, visitations, and lessons Patti has been faced with in learning and accepting her mission in this life: "To teach others to become insubstantial without transitioning."
❖ Rev. Daya Devi-Doolin www.padaran.com
Top Yoga Poses That Are Known to Alleviate Pain
Beginner's Level of Hatha Yoga asanas (poses), how to acclimate oneself to using props i.e. blocks, straps, bolsters for stability, alignment and access for the various positions dealing with possible limitations. Participants will learn how yoga can help alleviate chronic pain through deep breathing and gentle stretching and how it can increase blood circulation, improve your mood, boost your immune system and increase flexibility. We will chant strong, vibratory mantras and offer the purpose of chanting various mantras. This workshop is for all levels, all sizes, all ages, all shapes and flexibilities.
Rev. Daya Devi-Doolin - Florida. Daya is a "Thought Doctor." She and her husband Chris founded The Doolin Healing Sanctuary. They offer alternative modalities of healing and teach Gentle Hatha Yoga. She is a Registered Yoga Teacher E-RYT 500 and a Certified Usui Reiki Master Teacher. Chris and Daya are musicians and songwriters. Daya will offer private Usui Reiki & Spiritual Counseling during the Convention.
❖ Linda Eastburn www.IntuitiveAcademy.com
The Health Intuitive Way – Resonate Patterning
The way of an intuitive is to perceive. Health is wholeness. In this class you will learn how to intuitively perceive wholeness by looking from the inside out. Your whole environment dictates the state of your being. This includes the way you think and the way you feel. Each student will have an opportunity to look deeply at these most intricate processes taking place within them. From there you will discover ways to create an internal environment conducive for creating wholeness through resonant patterning. You will learn to turn chaos into peace.
Techniques and Skills:
1) How to create an intuitive state
2) How to find chaotic patterns in your personal energy grid
3) How to transform chaotic patterns into resonant patterns
Linda Eastburn - Missouri. Linda is a health intuitive, and author of Riding the Intuitive Wave, Learn to Listen to What Your Body Already Knows. A lecturer at Universities and Medical institutions, as well as her close work with the medical community has gained her the reputation of a great healer and intuitive. Linda will offer private Health Intuitive sessions during the convention.
❖ Annette Gore
The Law of Returning Energy
Have you ever wondered why something happened to you or didn't happen to you? Love, prosperity, new car, new job, old job going south....relationship troubles... why do you hit all the red lights one day and not the next...seeing auras, not seeing auras...why one person seems so psychic and the next one not so much? It's all energy....what's your energy...how can you change it? Do you want to...maybe some things and not others…. Everything is available to everyone. .how do we get that energy to come or return to us? Let's explore it together!
Annette Gore - Arkansas. Annette has been a Real estate broker for 30 years. Consecutively in the top 1% of sales agents in Northwest Arkansas Metro Area. Annette began her spiritual and metaphysical studies after a near death experience during surgery. Wanting to find that peace and oneness she experienced at that moment in time she has been on the search ever since. She has been a member of ORI since 1994. She is a Dowser, Trained in Sylvia Mind Control and Reiki Master.
❖ Genn John www.ArkansasCrystalWorks.com
Working with Quartz Crystal - Simplified
In this in depth discussion of Arkansas quartz crystal, Genn will discuss how quartz crystal works, both in the Earth and out. Crystals are sentient beings, honored teachers and friends. Genn will suggest a simple protocol for proper introductions without prejudgment, labels or assumptions. She will help you to understand the language of crystal and how to strengthen your ability to communicate with it. Genn will help you to understand how the different crystal configurations work and how to narrow down the options in deciding which crystal is best for your task. There will be hands-on time working with crystal.
Skills you'll learn:
How quartz crystal energies work both within the earth and out.
That crystals are sentient beings, the simple protocol to proper introductions and how to understand the language of crystal.
How to best determine what type of crystal with which to work with—both in broad strokes and fine tuning.
Genn John - Arkansas. Genn learned about the healing power of crystal after being diagnosed with cancer at the age of 27. She has spent the past 20 years becoming intimately familiar with quartz crystal. Her life's mission is to bridge the gap between people and crystals through sharing what she has learned. Genn will offer private crystal readings.
❖ Jack Kayser, Ph.D.
Nurturing Our Inner Awareness
This presentation explains how we can achieve a lucid and detached state of consciousness. Such a state provides an environment in which we can calmly perceive and interact with spiritual reality. The three basic elements of quieting the mind, opening a receptive imagination and remaining nonjudgmental will be discussed along with meditation exercises for achieving these goals. Participants will have the opportunity to become inwardly aware and search for aspects within themselves that connect empathically with others and intuitively with the universe. Many of our spiritual abilities such as dowsing, healing and discernment depend on achieving this state of being.
Techniques/skills students will learn:
1)Quieting the mind and quelling the ego.
2)Opening up a receptive imagination.
3)Remaining detached and nonjudgmental.
Jack Kayser - Arkansas. Jack has been an engineering practitioner, professor and researcher. He is the science advisor for ORI and a participant in the Tuesday night healing meditation circle. His interests include yoga, woodworking and developing instrumentation to measure psychic effects. He regularly leads yoga nidra meditations at the Fayetteville Public Library.
❖ Joey Korn www.dowsers.com
Keynote: Divine Wizardry with Joey Korn
Joey sees dowsing combined with the Blessing Process to be the most powerful spiritual tool we each had at our disposal to heal, to understand life, and to realize our unlimited potential as spiritual beings of light. He considers himself a Divine wizard, helping others improve their lives with his work. Dowsing rods are his "staff," and the Blessing Process is his evocation.
Joey's presentation will focus on his understanding and techniques for spiritual space clearing and personal energy clearing. The earth energies that many consider cause "geopathic stress" in our homes and offices are our energetic mirrors, constantly reflecting us back to us. They are here to support us, not harm us. Change your own energies, and the natural energies around you simultaneously will change.
You'll experience real magic in a powerful demonstration in which Joey will guide you through his Blessing Process, changing the energies within and around everyone through your own Divine Wizardry.
Full-day WORKSHOP: Spiritual Space Clearing from the Inside-Out
Join Joey Korn in this all-day workshop and learn his unique technique for dowsing and spiritual space clearing. You will learn to detect and identify several kinds of detrimental energies that are commonly found in our homes. You'll also learn how to change detrimental energies into beneficial energies, attract new beneficial energies, and keep the energies within and around you balanced and beneficial with spiritual dowsing and Joey's Simple Blessing Process. Change your energies and change your life!
Better yet, you'll gain an understanding of how the energies of Creation support us in life, every minute of every day. Even the energies that many believe causes "geopathic stress" are here to support us. The earth energies in our homes and offices are our energetic mirrors, constantly reflecting us back to us. Realize the power of spiritual space clearing and shine your light out to the world. Joey's work is magic—real magic! Learn more at dowsers.com
Joey Korn - Georgia. Joey is a modern-day mystic and a global leader in the world of dowsing, specializing in personal energy clearing and spiritual space clearing. He has been dowsing and teaching as his full-time profession for twenty years. Joey integrates the ancient teachings of Kabbalah, the ancient art of dowsing, and modern-day quantum physics as he condenses over forty years of passionate spiritual exploration into an extraordinary system of practical understanding and energy work. Joey will offer private Remote Spiritual House Clearing.
❖ Gladys McCoy www.OzarkResearch.org
Using Your Spoken Words to Improve your Dowsing Skills and Your Life
The words we use make a big difference in our dowsing and in our lives; we ask a clear and precise question, we get good information. If we make a statement or request in clear and precise words, that is what we receive. God, Spirit, Divine Source, Universal Energy (whatever name you call it) hears every word we speak. Once spoken, words stay around, so we need to be very aware of our words and be careful how we use them. We will work with words to ask the right question when dowsing and to make a request (Manifest) for blessings, hearings and financial abundance, etc.
Gladys McCoy – Arkansas. Co-founder of Ozark Research Institute, Treasurer and Event Coordinator. She is the Director of the Tuesday night Healing Meditation and First Sunday meetings at O.R.I. Gladys is a Certified Hypnotherapist, Past Life Therapist and Dowser who works with adverse energies (which can be geopathic, electromagnetic, spiritual and even disease) She clears houses, people, property and businesses. She also does remote dowsing to help people with life decisions and change. She is a Healing Touch facilitator and creator of "Unconditional Love Therapy" a powerful technique that aids in healing physical, mental, emotional and spiritual issues. Gladys is available for workshops and lectures across the U.S.
❖ Marti Shuck, N.D.
See, Receive & Believe
Marti will present her knowledge of naturopathic, reflexology, and other healing techniques. You will enjoy a class that will make sense to your body, mind, and spirit. Marti will explain, (in simple terms), how the body works and how her techniques can show you what the body needs. You will find she delivers her knowledge in an understandable way. "I want your eyes, ears, and heart to be open today so you can see and receive the benefits of my assessing your body in this session. I'm hoping the end product for you is your belief that this assessment is one of benefit to you. So seeing leads to receiving which then leads to believing."
Marti Shuck, ND, CR, CMT, CRA, IAA - Indiana. Marti is an experienced health therapist who has been blessed with the intuitive power of Holy Spirit. She opened her first business in 1986 after a severe circulatory health issue, which left her with the inability to walk on her own. She received her gift of knowledge and was able to assist in her own healing and then helped her to discover Alternative Health Techniques. She now shares this knowledge of how the human body works with its systems, and shows alternative ways to encourage the body to heal itself; the way it was originally designed.
❖ Katharina Spurling-Kaffl www.LightLifeTechnology.com
How the Light-Life® Tools can work synergistically with the Power of Thought and Intention!
Katharina fell in love with the Light-Life® Tools and their powerful applications before she even met Slim Spurling, the inventor of the Light-Life® Tools, in person. Since Slim's passing in 2007 she began teaching passionately the benefits of the Tools for yourself, your community, and the environment. You will learn techniques to combine them with your own healing modalities; how to protect yourself from EMF's with or without the support of the Light-Life® Tools, and much more. You will be able to work with some of the tools during and after class.
Katharina Spurling-Kaffl - Colorado. Katharina is an international speaker and CEO of IX-EL, the sole manufacturer and worldwide distributor of Slim Spurling's Light-Life® Tools. Her passion is helping people to a better quality of life and Mother Earth to heal herself. She loves sharing the many applications of the Light-Life Tools for the good of all.
❖ Susan Austin Taylor www.SusanAustinTaylor.com
Time Slips
The emphasis of this class will be on time slips, including parallel and/or alternate dimensional experiences,which are lucid, spontaneous events frequently accompanying the ongoing ascension process. Susan will also discuss the possibilities of human time travel via conscious efforts, through such practices as meditative self-induced placement into chosen time periods and scenarios as well as carefully programmed astral projection efforts.
Techniques you'll learn:
1) How to plan and complete astral time travel
2) How to self-induce brief, conscious time travel experiences.
3) How to recognize when one is involved in a time slip.
Susan Austin Taylor - Texas. Susan is a psychic medium, writer and lecturer. She has taught classes and lectured at venues including The Ozark Research Institute, The Monroe Institute (Houston, TX chapter), The Institute For Neuroscience and Consciousness Studies, Austin, TX, South Texas Dowers Association and private workshops on a variety of topics, including astral projection, time anomalies, assisting the dead and dying during transition, and resolving issues in haunted locations. She has been a recurring guest on Dick Sutphen's Metaphysical World and has also been a guest on Dr. Carol Morgan's show, Walk On The Woo Side.
❖ Joy Watson, ND www.OsageNaturalHealth.net
Removing Generational Strong Holds
Remove inherited strong holds which prevent us from progressing forward today. Revealing and removing subconscious or known beliefs that keep us from becoming the best we can be physically and emotionally.
Joy Watson - Arkansas. Joy, licensed Dr. of Pastoral Science, D.P.Sc, CTN is an ANCB Nationally Board Certified Naturopathic Doctor with a Bachelor's in Holistic Nutrition. She is certified in CRT 2000 FDA approved cancer screening, German Homeopathic medicine, Bio Resonance, Bioinformatics, emotional release and more. Seven years ago she founded Healing Tree Health Club in Branson, MO. She is the Commander of the Knights of Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem over the State of Missouri.
Together Joy and Tom are registered Medicine Woman and Man in Oklevueha Native American Church and as Traditional Tribal Practitioners in 5 Feathers Indigenous Health Care Organization. Their clinics are registered as Tribal property. They are certified bio magnetic/ bio energetics practitioners personally trained by founder Dr. Isaac Goiz, MD and his son Dr. David Goiz, MD. They have been on numerous talk shows including multiple appearances on Jim Bakker Show. Joy and Tom continue to teach classes on various subjects in many places including medical forums. Their clinics are listed and recommended by cancertutor.com as a priority go to. Last fall they each received the 2015 Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award from President Barack Obama for service.
Tom & Joy will offer private Bio Magnetics and Clinical Kinesiology sessions.
❖ Tom Watson, DOM www.OsageNaturalHealth.com
Revealing the Secrets to Einstein's E=Mc2
How to use E=Mc2 to dramatically improve accuracy of dowsing, muscle testing and manifestation. This is a scientifically proven system to get immediate results in health, finances and personal goals.
Tom & Joy will offer private Bio Magnetics and Clinical Kinesiology sessions.
om Watson - Arkansas. Tom is a Clinical Kinesiologist trained in Oriental Medicine, Massage, Corrective Body Balancing, Emotional Clearing, Color Therapy and many other natural healing techniques. He founded Osage Natural Health Center in the Ozark Mountains which has been a place to heal for 22 years. He is Commander of the Knights of Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem over the State of Arkansas.
Together Joy and Tom are registered Medicine Woman and Man in Oklevueha Native American Church and as Traditional Tribal Practitioners in 5 Feathers Indigenous Health Care Organization. Their clinics are registered as Tribal property. They are certified bio magnetic/ bio energetics practitioners personally trained by founder Dr. Isaac Goiz, MD and his son Dr. David Goiz, MD. They have been on numerous talk shows including multiple appearances on Jim Bakker Show. Joy and Tom continue to teach classes on various subjects in many places including medical forums. Their clinics are listed and recommended by cancertutor.com as a priority go to. Last fall they each received the 2015 Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award from President Barack Obama for service.
Tom & Joy will offer private Bio Magnetics and Clinical Kinesiology sessions.


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Darin & Ty in Ripped - Colt
Models: Darin Hawk and Ty LeBeouf
Film: Ripped: No Pain, All Gain
Studio: Colt
Naked and horny, COLT Man Darin Hawk is getting ready to indulge in a hot and steamy session of self-pleasure. As he gets lost in the fun he doesn't notice that shirtless and hairy landscaper, Ty LeBeouf is checking out the action through the window.
Darin is startled when he realizes he is being watched. When he sees that the well-muscled and hunky landscaper is also stroking that big bulge in his jeans, he just settles back in and resumes his hot cock-stroking action. From the window, the landscaper undoes his jeans, pulls out his thick meaty cock and begins some hot stroking action of his own, both men giving each other a steamy show through the window.
Taking it to a higher level of intensity Ty drills his tool deep into Darin's twitching tight man-hole. Darin takes it like a man and enjoys the pounding. And just before Ty is ready to bust his nut he gets up on top and mounts himself of Darin's thick swollen cock. Riding himself and Darin to the edge, they spill massive loads of cum. And as they pump themselves of every last drop, all that sexual tension goes right out the window.
From Ripped – No Pain All Gain by COLT Studio Group.


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