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This past weekend left me a little shaken. Over the course of a single evening, I heard four different Village People songs. The most disturbing aspect of these events, beyond the fact that the Village People are still being played outside of weddings, is that I had completely forgotten about their existence and didn't realize until that night some of the songs that belonged to them. In the Navy? Go West? And more than that, how is it possible that people missed the ****-erotic overtones well into the 80's?
It got me to thinking.
What else have we completely missed?
I mean, we willfully ignored the steroid era in baseball until it was no longer possible to suspend disbelief. Jeff still refuses to admit that the Tigers would have won the Series in 2006 if it wasn't for those errors by the pitchers.
Sometimes those moments of delayed recognition are fun. Like when a name pops up on the screen during a baseball game and it's a guy whose baseball card I owned when I was younger. Sure, he never made it big, but he's still toiling in the majors. Or when you see Miguel Cabrera in a Tiger uniform for the first time and it takes you a second to realize who he is and that he's on your team now.
Most of the time the moments aren't quite so idyllic, though. Curtis Granderson in a Yankee hat. A guy who should have retired a couple seasons earlier still out there hacking at balls he can no longer hit. That's a little closer to how I felt at the end of the night when YMCA started to play and I realized it was time to go.
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HAHA The Village People! One year I tried to convince my department to dress as the Village Poeple so we could compete in the Halloween contest at work but they did not want to. The group that dressed as Michael Jackson and the undeads won. They did do a nice dance routine.
Yay! Lunch time here in downtown LA where I had to come in today for Jury Duty. I've been in this waiting room for too long.
The Village People concert at Tropicana Field after a Friday night Rays game was one of the best crowd participation events since……well, the Monkees.
I even got a gret response from the Indian on Twitter thanking me for my post and photos (How weird, but awesome is that).
Iknow I have missed a lot in my life by tunnelvisioning my sights and sounds, but I am saving so much of that for my post-65 fact finding mission around this great mud puddle we call America in my new Winnebago with the flame decals.
I am going to call it "The Fear and Loathing Tour of US of A"…..
Should I reserve you a seat on the rust-belt portion of the tour?
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It drives me nuts that the grounds crew at Yankee Stadium still dances to "YMCA" during their seventh inning cleanup. It was funny the first 10 times I saw it. Now? Retire the song already!
LIAR!!! Pants on FIRE!! You liked them, knew all their songs…just like the rest of us who are too embarrassed to admit it. May ants invade your picnic! Liar!
Um, Jeff, some of us *did* get the notion these guys were gay as the rest of the (West) Village (or The Castro, WeHo, Boystown, Dupont Circle, Wilton Manors, Capitol Hill, Hillcrest, Center City, Oak Lawn, Montrose…shall I go on?) when they came out in the 1970s. Look at the leather dude – duh!
Even some of us figured out that Rob Halford of Judas Priest was "singing in the choir." That leather get-up of his was a dead giveaway…


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Plenty of countries should have come up with more creative presentations for the Shanghai Expo. Rich countries like the US and France are notable examples of a failure to produce ideas that would truly capture the imaginations of Chinese audiences and improve national brands. The notion of the Expo might seem a bit quaint for many in the West, but it is very real when one considers the millions of visitors coming through who hail from the world's fastest growing market.
Africa obviously has far less to work with in terms of financial resources and corporate backing. Still, such an occasion would have been a great chance to change and upgrade perceptions of the image of the continent and its individual countries. The Africa Pavilion contained nearly 50 countries and was the largest single pavilion in terms of size.
There were some thumping performances and countless knick-knacks for sale, but one was left with the impression of a continent that is not on the move. This I suspect is far from being the case. There must be countless creative activities happening in the fields of art, design, music, and even architecture in Africa, but the pavilion gave us the notion of a continent that remain one large animal reserve.
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Home List of Titles The psychological framing of cults: schematic representations and cult evaluations
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- The psychological framing of cults: schematic representations and cult evaluations
- Author(s)
- Pfeifer, Jeffrey E.
- Abstract
- This research investigates the hypothesis that perceptions of cult indoctrination techniques are based on negative schematic representations as opposed to objective evaluations. It is specifically suggested that individuals who are asked to evaluate cult indoctrination techniques are anchoring their judgments on the group label in contrast to the process being employed. Subjects were asked to read a description of a young man who joins a group and is exposed to its indoctrination process. Depending on the condition, subjects were led to believe that the group was either the Moonies, the Marines, or the Catholic Church. Except for the group label, in all three conditions the description of the indoctrination process was identical. Subjects were then asked to evaluate both the group's indoctrination techniques and the individual who joined the group, and to complete a questionnaire regarding their general knowledge of cults. Results indicate that subject ratings are significantly affected by the group label and that general knowledge regarding cults is based primarily on indirect sources. Implications of these findings are discussed.
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- Journal of Applied Social Psychology: incorporating the proceedings of the 1989 Annual Meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, 27 October 1989, Vol. 22, no. 7 (Apr 1992), pp. 531-544
- Publication year
- 1992
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- 1701 Psychology; 1702 Cognitive Sciences
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- Cults; Fear; Indoctrination; Public perceptions; Religion; Religious groups
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- Wiley-Blackwell
- 0021-9029
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- Copyright © 1992. The copyright policy of the publisher allows the accepted manuscript to be reproduced here after a publisher-enforced embargo period.
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Borussia Dortmund chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke has insisted that Robert Lewandowski will not be leaving the club in the off-season.
The Poland striker has impressed with his displays for the Westfalenstadion outfit, helping them to two Bundesliga titles in the last three seasons and the UEFA Champions League final last campaign.
Lewandowski has been linked with a number of clubs including Manchester United and Bayern Munich, who beat Dortmund in last month's Champions League final at Wembley.
However, Watzke, who had previously stressed that the 24-year-old would not be joining Bayern, has now moved to ward off all potential suitors by stating that Lewandowski will remain with Dortmund in 2013-14.
"Robert will definitely play for Borussia Dortmund next season," he told Suddeutsche Zeitung. "We need planning certainty."
Bayern have already tied up a deal to bring Dortmund playmaker Mario Goetze to the club, and there had been reports that Lewandowski's transfer to the Allianz Arena had already been agreed.
Watzke, though, was quick to refute those suggestions.
"There is no such promise," he added. "There is no verbal agreement and no written agreement … this is a lie."
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School funding debate divides Wisconsin Republicans
While Gov. Scott Walker and Republican leaders rally behind an income tax cut, Democrats and a Republican lawmaker are pushing for an increase in funding for schools after the largest aid cut in Wisconsin history.
The fight over how to spend any budget surplus is likely to be the central debate this year in the Legislature. Republicans have the votes to do as they wish. They are talking a lot about cutting taxes and not saying much about putting more money into schools.
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Vt revenues seen on the upswingBy LISA RATHKE
The Associated Press | July 24,2013MONTPELIER — Vermont's revenue forecast is showing a slight improvement, with general fund and transportation fund collections expected to be up in fiscal year 2014, two consulting economists said Tuesday.
The economists said they expect a slight increase from their January forecast of 0.3 percent in the general fund to $4 million for the fiscal year and a 7.4 percent increase in the transportation fund to $17.2 million, primarily from the recent change in the gas tax. But the economists predicted a slight decrease in the education fund — a modest $500,000 drop.
Economist Thomas Kavet said the state ended the last fiscal year 1.5 percent above expectations, which is a plus, but that the economic recovery has been slow.
"At this stage of this business cycle we'd usually be looking at a much more vigorous recovery," he said. "We'd normally be having accelerating rates of growth, and we're not. And the reason is the headwinds that exist from federal fiscal policy."
Kavet added, "So we've got on the one hand monetary policy that's just full blast — you know, interest rates as low as they could possibly be — and now we've fiscal policy that's doing the opposite, that's weighing on things and holding things back."
The 410 layoffs at IBM in Vermont last month haven't been factored into the data, but they "will likely only postpone Vermont's full labor market recovery by a few months from what had looked to be 'on course' for a completion sometime later during the calendar year," said a report from Jeffrey Carr of Economic and Policy Resources Inc. of Williston.
"The only redeeming aspect to the IBM layoffs is that they come at a time when the Vermont economy is in its best position — with a general upward trajectory to its labor markets — to absorb any displaced workers," compared with four to five years ago, he said.
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Last week city council members approved Bill 11, which prohibits all commercial activity at Kailua Beach Park.
Since it took effect, many tour buses are stopping at other places in Kailua to let visitors off near the beach.
"In my neighborhood in particular we've noticed an substantial increase in tour bus activity around the Kailua Beach shopping center," said resident Bill Hayes.
Hayes says he is concerned about the increase in traffic and noise as well as safety with the influx of buses and vans.
"We are concerned about the health effects of diesel exhaust and the overall safety of the neighborhood," said Hayes. "We wonder if it is wise to increase density in this small residential area."
Some other residents say the beach center parking lot is too small to accommodate such large tour buses.
"They have a limited amount of parking and stuff like that so I don't think the tour buses should be there," said Kailua resident Douglas Balles.
Kaneohe Ranch, which owns the Kailua Beach Center, says "We are actively working on the issue and are trying to get a handle on the situation. We are trying to understand the problem first."
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3. Remove pork roasts from the oven, and spread with apple butter mixture. Cover, and return to the oven for 2 hours, or until fork-tender.
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The first successful manned Apollo mission launches, John Lennon releases the song "Imagine," George Washington gets a posthumous promotion, and Anita Hill accuses Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment, all on this day.
1991: Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, law professor Anita Hill accuses U.S. Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of sexually harassing her while she had worked for him at the Department of Education and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Thomas reappeared before the panel to denounce the proceedings as a "high-tech lynching." The U.S. Senate would ultimately confirm Thomas by a vote of 52–48 on Oct. 15, 1991.


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This Cherokee is far better than the one it replaced. However, it still carries on the tradition of go-anywhere Jeep motoring, both good and bad.
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It's practical, as well. The driving position and large front seats are still comfortable after several hours behind the wheel, and there's a clear view all round, so it's easy to park. The boot's a useful size, too, the rear bench folds easily and the split tailgate has an independently opening glass upper half.
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Haven Gastropub + Brewery falls victim to 'DeLacey curse'
By André Coleman 05/29/2014
The 42 DeLacey curse has claimed another victim.
The Haven Gastropub + Brewery closed its doors at 42. S. DeLacey Ave. in Old Pasadena earlier this month joining half a dozen other businesses that shut down after short runs at that address.
In a Facebook status update, business owners said they were forced to shut down due to "circumstances beyond their control."
"We fought for our life in this building with a cursed history, and took every one of [our employees'] jobs very seriously," states the post. "The banks who own the building forced us out through complicated circumstances, and sadly there was just nothing we could do."
Haven is just the latest in a number of businesses operating at that location to close after relatively short stints. Jerry's Famous Deli, Pause Restaurant, Union Cattle Co., Dena House and Brix 42 all failed to make it at the location since Brignole's Fitness — operated by pro bodybuilder Doug Brignole — closed in 1993 after nine years at the location.
"It's a big space, and I think that's part of the challenge," said Chamber of Commerce CEO Paul Little. "They had a good challenge and seemed to do well, but it's a large restaurant and it's just far enough off Colorado that it doesn't get the spur-of-the-moment foot traffic."
In a 2011 interview with Weekly food writer Dan O'Heron, Haven Gastropub partner Ace Patel said the group was aware of the problems the other businesses had at the location.
"Asking around," Patel said, "everyone said don't go there, the place is cursed. The challenge made us all the more passionate and eager to move in."
City officials are unsure why restaurants have not been able to flourish in the location.
Brignole told the Weekly in 2010 that his members expected free parking and would circle the blocks in frustration searching for a space.
Councilman Steve Madison, whose district includes Old Pasadena, also said that parking was an issue. In a previous interview with the Weekly about the location, Madison said that the parking structure across the street from the location on DeLacey Avenue fills up quickly on weekends and there is little parking on the streets.
"The key to success there is quality," Madison said. "It has to be a place that people want to go to, because it doesn't have the advantages that businesses on Colorado have."
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I am a calm easy going person. Like to interact with others which comes naturally to me due to my profession (Food and Beverage Supervisor - Novotel CBD). However, I do not encroach on others privacy and expect the same from others. While staying, you will always find me engrossed on my online movies, songs (non-disturbing volume level), Kindle and of course food and drinks. Basically, I like to stay in my own world, but I am always there if my roommates are up to some group activities (say - movies, dining out or even traveling) I do cook occasionally sometimes out of desperation at midnight when I get back from my work. So, if you hear some plates or spoons crashing in the kitchen while you are on your bed............do not think that there is a theft going on or its a making of Conjuring 3. That's all about me.
Hey everyone! I am from Melbourne and planning on making the move to Darwin to start a full time new grad job in Parap around Jan 7th. It would be great to link up with one or a few people who are looking for somewhere to live that is centrally located, preferably with a balcony and pool. About myself: I am pretty laid back and love to get out and about. I have backpacked several years, enjoy guitar, exploring nature - and sharing banter over a good tea or cold beer. Although I will be working hard, I'd love to find a comfortable home with some mates that are also keen to find what Darwin has to offer! Shoot me a message, or give me a call if there's anything you'd like to know. Jordie
I have been living in Darwin since 2011, I currently have my own rental unit through a Real Estate but I am not entirely happy (very small unit, expensive etc.) I look to share a lovely, furnished and comfy home with one person. I like my privacy, I sometimes work late nights or weekends at the airport. Not sure how long I will stay in Darwin, it could be another year, at least a few more months. Most important for me is a peaceful home with a nice, considerate person who is very clean. As I currently try to find a tenant for my unit, it will be some time until I can move but I expect it to be January. Plenty of references available.
Recent move to Darwin for work as a professional .
Easy going 26yo defence member originally from Melbourne relocating to Darwin in January. I work Monday to Friday and enjoy a drink or 2 on the weekend and gyming or chilling after work to relax. Would prefer similar age person to share a modern apartment in Darwin with. I have a small amount of furniture already, not enough to furnish an apartment but too much for just a small room in an already established house. I would prefer to team up or move in with someone in the same boat if possible :)
Originally from Adelaide, Coming to live and work in Darwin for a change of scenery and hoping to explore while I'm not working. I have a job in Parap set to start Mid January and hope to find somewhere to settle just before i start.
I am a 22 year old professional moving up from Sydney to Darwin for work. New to Darwin. I am looking for a new place to share or rent out. What to expect from me? I am a very laid back person who is respectful or other people's peace and quiet. I am not a party animal but do like to have to occasional drink here and there with friends. I have lived in sharehouses before so I know what to expect.
Hi! I'm a 22 year old fun, bubbly, respectful and very easy person to get along with. Not really a drinker either. I'm moving to darwin on the 21st of January and will be staying with family for a few weeks and then looking to rent a room once I get on my feet! I will be working full time and would love a room in stuart park or surrounding areas 😊
I am from NSW and have just finished my Uni degree. I am planning on moving to Darwin to start a full-time new grad position around Jan 12th. I am looking for something that is centrally-located, preferably with a balcony and pool. Looking to move into a share house or start a new one. I'm easy to get along with, neat and tidy and am punctual with living expenses. I do enjoy going out for drinks and socialising on weekends and would like to move in with somebody who shares the same interests.
Hello my names Scott I am friendly, easy going and originate from Scotland, I have been living in Australia for the past 6 year and the past year has been spent in darwin. I am looking for a new place pretty central to darwin CBD, open to renting a room or taking a joint lease on a fully furnished rental property. I Work full time 6 days a week, I am clean and tidy, have respect for others, fairly quiet yet i like to get out socialising and having fun . Would be great to find some one thats a great cook and easy to get along with:) Look forward to hearing for you. (excuse the cheesy photo as I couldn't find a good one haha)
Easy going, honest, hard working Adelaide boy looking to relocate to Darwin.
Dear future house mates, My name is Candace :) I am 26 and is a full time teacher who is looking for a place to live with my dog, Bailey. I am easy going, clean, outgoing, reliable, respectful person who loves to have a laugh. I'm not a massive party person, but love to have a few drinks on the weekend. I also love being active and doing activities :) If I seem like the right fit for your house/townhouse please do not hesitate to contact me !
I am easy going hair stylist and was raised well. I am a single dad raising a son of 12 years, the accomodation is for 2 but this app does not allow me to list him. I am slightly OCD with cleanliness and will find me in the kitchen most times as I love to cook. Your business is yours as mine is to me. Love a drink on weekends and smoke but detest inside habits. Friendly, social and honest. Cheers!
Easy going , clean , respectful , love a good time
I want to rent a room as soon as possible.i come from Vietnam .
Single male, no kids or pets working as a teacher in Darwin looking for accommodation, am clean, respectful, and need space for my V8
Darwin born and bred with a bubbly and caring personality. I am a hard worker, working long hours during the week and attending events over the weekends. I am a very passionate person, love a good chat and a beer too. On the plus side for some - In my spare time I LOVE cooking!
I have a very busy life style which I spend most of my time at work. In my downtime I enjoy yoga, swimming and relaxing.
I'm planning on relocating to Darwin mid march next year. Looking for a temporary room to rent preferably with furniture. I'm a registered nurse hopefully working closer to full time hours. I'm sociable and wanting to see what's available and if anyone will have a room available around this time. Send me a message and I'll try to reply ASAP.
Hi! I've decided my time has come to leave the nest and I am looking for a half decent place to live. I consider myself the 'ideal' flatmate as I am very clean, respectful and consistent. I work during the week at a law firm and I hang out with friends and read for fun.
friendly easy going respectable clean and tidy..
Hi guys, I'm looking for a room with my own bathroom. I'm sociable, work in hospitality and I'm very clean :) Would love to hear from you. Jana :)
I am a chilled but tidy person. I enjoy meeting new people. I enjoy a night out on the weekend but quiet throughout the week. I'm easy to get along with. Very happy and bubbly person :)
Keep to myself, clean up after myself. I read usually, looking for work until 2017 Uni starts. Probably switch to a diploma.
Hey, I am an easy going, relaxed professional who likes to have a few drinks with friends and socialise but can also appreciate the serenity and enjoy my own company. I enjoy the outdoors, keeping fit, and living by the ocean. l am a clean, considerate and easy person to live with. I am hoping to find a like minded person to share a house with. Let me know if this sounds like you :)
Charter Pilot from Brisbane. I'm told I'm great fun. I'm also neat and tidy, and don't smell, which is always a plus.....
Mid-twenties professional moving to Darwin from Adelaide for work.
Hello :) I am currently looking for a room to rent, preferably close to, or in the CBD. I am working full time for the NT Government, and am a very fun, easy going, sociable person. I have previously lived in share houses and am very mindful of my roomates, and am very clean and tidy. Please send me a message if you have anything! Thank you, Holly
Hi My name is Klaudia. I am coming up to Darwin to do vacation work till feb and am looking for a room to rent. I am a quiet and clean person. Thanks
hey! im looking for to a place to liv in Darwin australia. I liv in sweden right now im going to fix my visa and stuff to move to Darwin soon but first i want to see if i can get a job and a place to stay so I dont go and search when im there or im without any place when im arriving.
My name is Ranno, I'm a 23 years old backpacker from Estonia. I recently graduated university, I've done sports all my life, I don't smoke or drink and I'm a very clean person. If you're interested to rent me a room, please call me and let's discuss further details. Best regards Ranno
Hi Everyone :) I'm a very Vegan student and I work part-time as IT Consultant for musicians( online managment). I DJ as a hobby, I got a PRO-DJ setup that i need it to be attached to my body most days of the week ( I promise i wear head-phones), so I hope you guys dont mind, I live day by day recharged by Music. Also I study natural path and exercise science (12 months left) . Very open minded guy. Very friendly and funny.. I socialize very easy with anyone, very good with kids always try to make there mind active and learning ( its part of what I`m studying).. I love kids and animals especially dogs and cats and I volunteer to help them.. this my mission in life and educate people with how you can glow from plant diet.. and I'm looking to fresh start and share accommodation with people I'm very comfortable with.. I'm very active. I practice Wing Chung and Tai chi in the morning most days.. I'm spiritually active I love and care and try to help as much as I can people who in-need..I love the energy of things around us.. please let me know as ill be travelling from Sydney.. and this exactly what I`m looking for the location.price. And the Peaceful life.. PS. I'm very good with fixing things (Very Geeky) and MR Fix It at once..no need to call a handyman anymore.. I`m staying in Sydney at the moment, with a friend till i find a share. I prefer A vegan enviroment please. I appreciate your help Warm regards Mizil
We both live an active lifestyle -working full time and chilling out/socialising on our days off. We are both very clean and respect other people's privacy as we too expect the same :)
looking for a nw place to move in before xmas , I would prefer not to live with a couple (no offense) and my own bathroom if possible. I also have a car. I'm not a pet lover ( once again no offense ) especially not in apartment. I always pay my rent and bill on time and will continue to do so. I'm very easy going, live my life, love watching my shows, working hard and enjoy my time off, looking for a 6 months rent happy to team up to find a new place as well ;) No drama queens, you'll have to clean after yourself, if you find a spoon in the sink don't be sacred of putting it in the dishwasher.... cheers
I am a mother of four and currently here working for Hilton Darwin and I am currently looking for a place until my family gets in from Fiji
very clean and quiet person
Pretty easy going and get on with people. Looking for a pilot job in the NT
Hiyo! I'm Kate, 24, from Melbourne. I'm looking for somewhere to live during a 4-week placement at NAAFLS (Casuarina) in Darwin, from 22 Jan to 20 Feb. I like yoga, running, rock-climbing and cooking végan food. I'm outgoing and personable, and all the usual things - clean, organised, and considerate. If this resonates with you, please get in touch! :)
Hi, I'm Romany I've recently finished uni and am moving to Darwin to work for the Department of Treasury and Finance. The first 2 weeks I'll be in an apartment and can move in during any of that time. I've never been to Darwin and know no one there but am looking forward to the big change. I'm a clean, sociable person and probably won't be home much as I'll be exploring the NT and making new friends. I love cooking and will be bringing some of my kitchen appliances with me. I'm having my bed and car shipped up as well so am looking for an unfurnished room with a car space.
Health professional new to Darwin. Looking for a fabulous share house with great people!!
quite place with lovely peoples
Hi there! We're a group of three medical students in the NT for a six months from Jan-Jun 2017. We're a friendly lot and include a gym, a craft and a cycling enthusiast (when there's a need for a break from study!). We're looking to live together as a group of three in share house near the RDH or in the city. Please drop us a line if your house is in need of +3 or replacement tenants for six months!
Probably one of the coolest cats around.
I'm a commercial pilot from Brisbane who's looking for new work up in Darwin. I have ample money to support myself in the interim, however will be looking for a retail job too. I'm 21 years old and have lived in share houses before. I'm clean/tidy and am easy to get along with.
I've been living in a remote community in the NT for 2 years now and will be moving to Darwin in 2017 to begin my University degree. I'm originally from rural Victoria. I'm fun and outgoing, very friendly and have a very relaxed personality, making me easy to get along with. I am a very social person and love to keep myself busy on weekends, while also having my downtime. I enjoy being in the outdoors and am looking really forward to moving into Darwin in 2017.
Hi, I am 17 and have been in Darwin my whole life. I have just graduated from year 12 and have a job working at the airport. Moving out has been something I have wanted to do for a while, just wanted to wait until I finished school. I'm respectful, keep things clean and tidy, and I am a sociable person.
Hi :) I am looking for 2 or 3 people to start up a flat share house in the muirhead region. Looking at a 4 bedroom house with the idea to keep 1 room free for visitors. I have a great place currently just prefer somewhere with a pool and freedom of picking housemates, so i am in no rush to move but thought id see if anyone was in a similiar boat. About me: I am a nurse working at RDH so you may go days without seeing me depending on your hours. I am social but also like my own space, i can cook and am happy to have the occasional "family"meals if thats your thing. I am clean and respectful. Love my chill out time after work and often wind down with a movie. I am planning on going back to studying next year as well as work but still love to go out for a meal or drink but im not a party person. I love keeping active, eating clean and getting out and about to markets, music or a drive. If you are interested let me know a bit about yourself and fell free to ask any questions.
I am a widower, I live in Brisbane. Qld. However I have to move to Darwin for working purposes.


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In case you hadn't been following my Twitter account last month, I did indeed finish Kris Carr's Crazy Sexy Diet Adventure Cleanse on Jan. 31. Wooo! No one was more impressed about the fact that I completed it than myself.
The third week of the cleanse was a breeze. My body had already been humming from consuming so much raw produce, juices, smoothies, salads and soups that it wasn't that hard to get through the last week. My body had adjusted to consuming less and eating healthier food/more roughage, so it wasn't hard to do so for seven more days. I still saw the light at the end of the tunnel cups of coffee with almond milk.
As time went on in the cleanse, I started to latch on to some favorite, easy-to-make recipes. As a busy human, I appreciated that Kris made some recipes that could be prepped quickly the morning of, so naturally her Green Guru Smoothie became my morning jam. With lettuce, cucumber, pear and good fats in the form of avocado, it had enough sweetness to be a tasty a.m. option. I also became fond of the Ezekiel Sprouted Grain cereal I mentioned in the last post. The amount of protein makes this stay with you, and the crunchy texture was something that I apparently missed when giving up cold cereals.
Simple meals of baked tofu, whole grains, steamed and raw veggies and big salads became the norm, as well as soups, the Eggless Tofu Salad, Buddha Bowl and Massaged Kale salad (recipes from the book). There were plenty of recipes in the book, but some required more time or dehydrating, (I am dehydrator-less), so I stuck with the recipes that worked well for me and this helped me succeed in finishing the cleanse.
Here are some things I learned as a result of taking on the Crazy Sexy Diet Adventure cleanse. Maybe they'll help you if you decide to take it on one day.
– When I do this cleanse again I will want to make sure that I have more time and use it to do the majority of food prep during the weekends. I struggled with meal repeats sometimes due to lack of time and knowing that I knew how to make certain things, so I feel like my experience wasn't most representative or the best it could be. Maybe it's because I'm a crazy person who decided to do a cleanse while working, going to grad school and living life, but I definitely suggest food prep on the weekends and juicing every other day so your cleanse goes smoothly.
– I definitely suggest starting this cleanse on a Monday. As a result of starting mine on a Thursday so it would end at the end of the month, I unintentionally made it so that the seventh day juice fast days were on a Wednesday, my busiest day of the week. Next time I want to try the one day/week juice fasts, so I will start it at the beginning of a week.
– I kind of wish I had a buddy doing the cleanse with me. Trust me, I'm not codependent, but it would've been great to message or talk to someone else who was going through the cleanse with you and feeling the things you were. Instead, it was my friends and coworkers who heard about all the things I was craving/missing while detoxing. Accountability is excellent, and next time it'd just be nice to have someone around who'd know what I'm talking about.
– I did this cleanse mainly without reading the 21-day guide in the back of the book. Now, I don't know if that affected my experience at all, but since I'm not into prayers/meditations/neti-potting, I felt like I followed the cleanse well enough just taking into account the food/exercise recommendations. Next time, I may read the passages each day and write down my thoughts/experiences to get a better overall picture of how I felt on the cleanse.
Overall as I mentioned before, this cleanse was a lot easier than I'd anticipated, and not as scary as most. When I told friends I could eat tofu, Veganaise, gluten-free bread and sprouted grain cereal, they kind of shook their heads in disbelief. Clearly more challenging cleanses exist, but despite the fact that you could still have some beloved foods, this cleanse forced to be more conscious of what I was eating everyday, and helped me incorporate more greens and veggies into my diet. It's been said before, but it's super easy to eat unhealthily on a vegan diet. This cleanse is excellent for those who want to recharge but not totally have to restrict themselves into doing a cleanse that might set them up for failure. This one is meant to be done successfully, and I think Kris Carr gives her readers all the proper tools to do so.
Things I aim to keep up (for the most part) post-cleanse:
– Water with lemon every morning upon waking (no cayenne)
– Drinking a juice or smoothie everyday. Not a huge one that I did on the cleanse, but a smaller one so that I still get a burst of energy from green veggies first thing
– Having a salad every day (whether meal-sized or side-sized)
– Consuming less sugar overall, and limiting desserts to once or twice a week. Except dark chocolate, as that doesn't count (to me)
– Focus on eating more alkaline foods than acidic. I won't be as regimented, but I will strive to stay as close to 60% alkaline/40% acidic as possible
– Keeping my intake of gluten in check. As I mentioned before, I am pretty in love with gluten and breads, but I am in tune with how it makes my body feel, (sluggish). As hard as it'll be, I'm going to try to keep my intake of it to a minimum so as to not inflict undue strife on my body and to focus on more whole foods instead
Overall, I loved this cleanse and would highly suggest it to anyone looking to refocus, recharge and clean up their act. If I could do it, you definitely can too. It's all about focusing on getting back to basics and scaling back from those indulgences for a bit, which is something I think we can all benefit from once in a while, even while living our vegan lifestyles.
Did you also take on a cleanse in January? If so, which one? How'd you do, and what were some of your biggest challenges?


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Iowa city council won't stop water fluoridation
The Hampton City Council in northern Iowa has decided to continue adding fluoride to the city's water.
Last month Mayor Shawn Dietz raised the idea, saying the city's adding such medicine infringed on the individual rights of residents.
But the Mason City Globe Gazette reports that at Monday night's council workshop Dietz said council members had talked to residents and concluded that a majority wanted fluoridation to continue.
The city began adding fluoride in 1975. In 1999 that stopped because of the natural amount of fluoride found in the water. But in 2006 the city resumed adding fluoride to the supply.
Local dentists say they noticed an increase in their patients' tooth decay when it wasn't being added.
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By Marlena Martz: PNT Correspondent
Dairy farmers in the eastern New Mexico and West Texas currently rely on small calving operations, partnerships and personal efforts to keep their herds stocked.
But that may soon change.
Fullmer Cattle Co. of California plans to build a 75,000-head calving operation in Muleshoe that would have the company raising dairy calves by the end of the year if all goes as planned.
The privately funded, $12-million venture will span more than 1,258 acres at a site 3 miles west of Muleshoe off state Highway 1760.
Dan Briggs, general manager of the new operation, said Muleshoe is the perfect fit for Fullmer, a business with branches in New Mexico, Idaho, Arizona and California.
The company plans to employ anywhere from 100 to 150.
"We like a little breathing room," Briggs said. "In California, housing developments have sprung up next to our calves' grazing area. We're using this internal shift (towards the Panhandle) to get to the center of the industry."
It isn't only wide open spaces that attracted the company to the Texas Panhandle.
"We see a trend, with high regulations in California, dairies are moving east. And Muleshoe is the geographical center between the dairy industry's heifers and existing feed lots for bulls," Briggs said.
There are more 70 dairy farms in the Clovis-Portales area, with average herd sizes varying from 1,800 to 2,000. Gone are the days of intimate, family farming. Today, most dairy operations employ 18 to 25 people and are marked by the hum of high-tech, automated machinery.
Dairies typically replace about 30 percent of their herd each year, Briggs said.
Larry Hancock, who owns a neighboring dairy in Muleshoe, is excited about what the business will mean for the local economy. Hancock sees dollar signs, rather than competition woes.
"I raise my own calves and I'm not planning on changing that. My hope is that he wants lots of calves; maybe the price of our calves will go up," Hancock said.
Walter Bradley, a native of Clovis and the grandson of a farmer, is paid to understand agriculture. When he accepted a position as director of government and industry relations for the Southwest Area of Dairy Farmers of America in August 2004, he committed himself to helping local dairy farmers expand their markets.
The new calving operation, he said, is a spin-off of local economic growth.
"One thing I know for sure," Bradley said, "is there will never be a lack of people drinking milk."
He said supporting the dairy industry was an essential element in economic growth in Clovis and surrounding areas.
"Clovis is at the center of a 50-mile radius of growth," said Bradley, citing area additions such as Lowe's Home Improvement Center as an example. "New businesses and new stores are moving into the area. The rewards are great. It means jobs for our children. It means we have created an environment where our children do not have to relocate. We now have cheese plants with open management positions; we need sales people, we need interns for veterinarians. This all has an exciting long-term impact for the area."
Muleshoe, he said, is only the most recent beneficiary of a nearly quarter century long boom in the dairy industry.


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Painted turtles
June 5, 2013 —
It's turtle time in the Upper Delaware River region—time to watch out for dark disc-like shapes along area roadways as turtles move about seeking areas of dirt and gravel in which to deposit their eggs.
This common and attractive turtle exhibits a combination of deep green, black, bright red and yellow coloring. It is often seen basking on logs and rocks in ponds, lakes and wetlands to regulate body temperature. Like snakes, turtles are "poikilothermic," meaning that their body temperature is largely affected by the temperature of their surroundings.
Two subspecies—the eastern painted turtle and the midland painted turtle—inhabit our area and often interbreed.
If you are able to move a painted turtle to safety from a roadway, always move it in the direction in which it was heading. Although it will typically scrabble around while being handled, painted turtles pose no threat. Always be conscious of your own safety as well.
See fishandboat.com/education/catalog/ab/paintedturtle/porturtl.htm to learn more about this attractive reptile.


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We are just eight days away from the big April 6 court date, so for now, we bring you news of another lawsuit, this one filed by retired players, and a football guarantee from an owner.
Retired Holmes still a fantasy stud? … It wasn't too long ago that former Chief RB Priest Holmes was a fantasy beast, like in 2004 when he averaged 24.7 FPG – 5.6 more than the next best RB Shaun Alexander. Now, Holmes, along with former players such as Hall of Fame DE Carl Eller, could help fantasy football again by filing a federal class action, antitrust lawsuit against the NFL, as Yahoo! Sports reports. We'd recommend reading Dan Wetzel's story for yourself, but the most important point is that Eller v. NFL also covers draft prospects, as they are not represented by the NFLPA. Essentially, the suit argues that draft prospects were not involved in decertification but are being negatively affected by the lockout. Many fans aren't interested in the details and simply want to see football, and obviously, we want to see football too. It's tough to tell how much of an impact the Eller v. NFL case will make, but there's certainly a [...]


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There's a wonderfully exhausting exuberance about Cincinnati's Pomegranates. The band's take on indie rock bridges the gap between spunky and spacey, matching breathlessly inventive music with high-pitched vocals that come off like Silversun Pickups' hip little cousin. This year's Heaven finds them burrowing deeper into darkness without losing their charms.
They'll be joined Sunday at Kobo by Detroit retro rockers The Hounds Below, a band featuring Jack White's favorite punching bag, Jason Stollsteimer of The Von Bondies. It's kind of like Elvis Presley's Vegas days with more distortion.
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Big dollars target roads and bridgesBy JOSH OGORMAN
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | June 03,2014The largest transportation budget in the states history will fund paving and bridge repair, as well as improvements for air and rail travel.
Gov. Peter Shumlin signed a $685.7 million transportation budget for the upcoming fiscal year Monday morning, with goals to pave nearly 400 miles of road and repair or replace more than 100 bridges.
This budget makes sound investments in our infrastructure that will grow Vermonts economy not only by directly creating jobs in the construction industry, but also by supporting other important economic sectors, such as tourism, agriculture, hospitality, manufacturing, among others, Shumlin said.
The budget represents an increase of 5 percent, or $32 million, compared to the FY 2014 budget of $653 million, and will fund more than 800 projects around the state.
Several successive years of record-level investment are yielding positive results, said Brian Searles, secretary of the Agency of Transportation. We are seeing improved performance in pavement quality and in the condition of our structures. To continue these gains, this transportation bill will advance the repair or replacement of more than 100 bridges, perform preventive maintenance on dozens of structures and improve more than 375 miles of pavement.
At $140.3 million an increase of $7.6 million, or 6 percent compared to the current budget bridge replacement and repair makes up approximately 20 percent of the overall budget. Searles said much of the work will include replacing the temporary bridges that were erected following flooding from Tropical Storm Irene in 2011.
There are still expenditures related to Tropical Storm Irene and other weather events to the tune of $50 million, Searles said.
The budget includes approximately $19 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Searles said he expects Irene repairs to be completed by the end of the 2016 construction season.
The budget also includes $115.7 million for paving, an increase of $7.5 million, or 7 percent, compared to the current budget. Plans include paving 95 miles of interstate highways and 210 miles of state roadways.
On the local level, the budget includes $4.3 million for paving and improvements on Route 4 and Route 7 in Rutland; $2.5 million for Route 3 between Proctor and Rutland, and $1.6 million for Route 100 in Killington.
Also on deck is $500,000 in repairs to Route 302 in Berlin, which connects Barre and Montpelier; $2 million to repair the Route 14 bridge in East Montpelier; and $1 million for a shared-use path between Berlin and Montpelier.
In the Rutland area, public transportation dollars will fund improvements for air and rail travel. The Rutland regional airport will receive approximately $7 million in federal money due to a mandate from the Federal Aviation Administration to improve a safety area around the runway.
Also, the long-in-the-works Western Rail Corridor project will receive $19 million to upgrade an additional 10 miles of tracks and build a bridge in Pittsford. When work is complete, there will only be an additional 12 miles of track improvement needed before the corridor can open up and allow Amtraks Ethan Allen Express to travel between Rutland and Burlington.
Searles said that if the state receives another federal rail grant in 2015, travel could begin as early as the end of 2015.
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In hurricane's aftermath, use common sense outdoors
November 8, 2012 —
If you're thinking about taking a hike in a park or wooded area after Hurricane Sandy, your favorite hiking trail is going to look totally different today than it did a week ago. Trees and branches are likely to be down and trees will have lost most if not all of their leaves.
Lisa Lyons of Morgan Outdoors and a group of volunteers took to a section of the Finger Lakes Trail in the Catskills Park north of Livingston Manor on Tuesday to clean up debris. They were surprised not to find more damage. "But that's the story with this storm," Lyons said. "It was so localized. It was different from hill to dale and from one township to another."
Bottom line for Lyons is to use common sense if you're hiking after this storm. As she and her group proceeded with their cleanup, they were constantly checking to see what was hanging overhead out over the trail. "Pay attention to what's around you," she said, even while carrying on conversation with your fellow hikers.
Because it's archery season for hunting, "be sure to wear blaze orange," she added, also advising that when deer season opens the weekend of November 17, it would be prudent to take a break from hiking. "Stay home and waterproof your hiking boots."
Peter Olsen, vice president of programs for the American Hiking Society, based in Silver Spring, MD advises hikers to call ahead and speak to someone at the park or forest agency that controls the land where you'll be hiking. Once you ascertain that the park is open, ask what condition the trails are in. Be wary of trees that are subject to high winds and use common sense if a situation feels dangerous.
Follow the same safety advice all hikers should take to heart, Olsen said: Plan your route, let somebody know where you're hiking and when you expect to be back, bring along basic hiking essentials. These include appropriate footwear, a map and compass (GPS alone is not sufficient), extra water, extra food, rain gear and extra clothing for warmth, a flashlight or headlamp, a way to start a fire, a first aid kit and a whistle.


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A damaged ceiling is pictured in Bab Antakya district of Aleppo, Syria, on October 2, 2012. Aleppo's Old City is one of several World Heritage Sites in Syria that are considered at risk.
Editor's note: This story includes a correction.
Updated at 9:15 a.m. ET: Even as civil war tears the nation apart, it seems Syrians can agree about one thing: The need to protect the country's antiquities and World Heritage Sites that represent thousands of years of human history.
Rebel fighters and ordinary citizens are risking their lives to document the damage being done to Syria's ancient treasures and museums, according to Western monitors.
Now Bashar Assad's regime has joined in. Maamoun Abdul-Karim, director general of antiquities and museums, has launched a campaign, called "MySyria," (in Arabic) asking communities to help protect the nation's cultural heritage from the civil strife.
All six World Heritage Sites have now suffered damage as the conflict widens, according to Emma Cunliffe, a volunteer monitor for the non-profit Global Heritage Fund.
One of oldest cities
Destruction includes heavy looting of temples and tombs in the trade city of Palmyra and a devastating fire in the medieval souk in Aleppo, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in human history.
World heritage body UNESCO has led the outpouring of international concern. Aleppo dates back to the 10th century B.C. and the present city is deemed to have "Outstanding Universal Value," by UNESCO.
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Demonstrators protest against Syria's President Bashar Assad in the ancient city of Palmyra on November 18, 2011.
"Pictures and video evidence gathered by people on the ground shows the extent of the damage and prove that none of these sites are now safe from the conflict," said Cunliffe, a postgraduate student at Britain's Durham University.
'Emergency red list' targets Syria's looted treasures
Looting, which led to the theft of many of Iraq's national treasures during the conflict that deposed Saddam Hussein, is also a risk in Syria.
"Large gangs of men turned up at Iraqi sites, totally overwhelming the protection, and looted on a vast scale. If that starts to happen in Syria there will be problems because there's little that can be done about it," Cunliffe said.
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She said each side in the conflict blamed the other for damage to ancient buildings, but it was not easy to verify the claims.
Cunliffe said many people in Syria made films showing the damage being done to ancient sites.
She said that one man "who uploaded most of the videos of the damage to the citadel of Qal'at al-Madiq in January to April stopped uploading when the government took the citadel/village in April. I have assumed the worst."
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A look back at the violence that has overtaken the country
New 'intelligence' body set to fight illicit trade in world's priceless treasures
Abdul-Karim hopes to encourage Syrians to prevent the war from causing permanent damage.
"The war in Syria has hit ... all aspects of life, including antiquities considered the common heritage of all Syrians, regardless of their thoughts or political alliances, whether loyalists or opposition," Abdul-Karim told news website Al Akhbar following the campaign's launch.
He said there was also evidence of antiquities being smuggled out of the country.
'A loss to human civilization'
Dan Thompson, director of global projects at the Global Heritage Fund, said that there was little that could be done until the fighting stopped.
A Cluster Bomb reportedly dropped by Syrian government warplanes has killed up to 10 children as they played in a village on the outskirts of Damascus. Warning: There are distressing images. ITV's Bill Neely reports.
"The continuing damage and destruction of World Heritage Sites and other national antiquities in Syria during the present conflict is not only a loss to human civilization, but also greatly reduces the socio-economic potential these sites offer to local communities and the country as a whole," he said in a statement.
"At present, unfortunately, the most anyone can do is to closely monitor and publicize the devastation … and plead for both sides to respect the country's cultural heritage, as UNESCO has done."
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- ANALYSIS: Israeli defense chief quits politics — but for how long?
- As battle raged in Syria, Russia sent tons of cash to Damascus
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By Karl Terry: CNJ columnist
At times I'm a little conflicted over technology. I love it for the most part but there are downsides.
Let's take cell phones for instance. My contract is up and I'm thinking real hard about upgrading to a new model. Music and e-mail in my phone sound like handy things but then again I'm not nearly as fond of my cell phone as some folks are. As evidence the lady at the cell phone store told me I could probably downgrade my plan since I've accumulated 47,000 carryover minutes.
I don't use my phone unless I need to — maybe with music and e-mail I would use it more often.
I've begun to notice my lack of cell phone addiction has maybe put me in the minority. Folks are using their phones all the time anywhere and everywhere and it's a little annoying.
Take for instance the convenience store clerk I encountered recently.
I had my soft drink and was approaching the register when the female clerk said "Hi there handsome." She was turned so I didn't see the phone stuck to her ear and I blushed at the thought of this young woman being so forward. No such luck, she was on the phone with her honey and my checkout was completed without her ever getting off the phone.
Then there was the incident at the pharmacy this week that left me, and the guy behind the counter chuckling. A guy in front of me was picking up a prescription for his mom and didn't know her date of birth — required to get the medicine. No problem, just whip out the cell phone and phone mom and ask her. Problem was that apparently mom was deaf as a stobb. The guy yelled the question through the phone, getting progressively louder to no avail. He finally pocketed the phone and left without the meds.
Working in retail at an automobile dealership, I get to experience first hand how rude people can be with their cell phone usage. Not bothering to end their call when you're trying to help them. Taking a call while you're doing a demo or worse yet on a test drive. It's not just in that business, I see it everyday these days, people trying to carry on a phone conversation while doing something else that should be getting their attention.
The scariest I've seen lately is the folks driving down the road texting at 80 mph. It's a little harder to figure out that's what they're doing during the day but at night that illuminated phone face in the dark cockpit of a vehicle is a dead giveaway. I cringe and move way over as they fly by me. If they're not speeding then they're in the left lane going too slow because they're concentrating on their texting.
I passed the same woman three days in a row texting in the left lane with a baby in the back seat. She went real slow for awhile then sped up and passed. My first thought was to whip out my cell phone and dial 911 but I figured using my cell phone while driving to report someone driving and texting seemed a little silly.
Legislation has been proposed lately to make texting and driving against the law.
I say the darned things have become so dangerous that we really need to have everyone register their cell phones with the government and get a permit.
I can hear the opposition now, "When cell phones are outlawed, only outlaws will have cell phones."
When it gets right down to it though I guess they'll just have to pry my cell phone (with music and e-mail) from my cold dead fingers some day.


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Sequestration: Are the Negations Just 'Theater?'
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Originally published on February 22, 2013 11:29 am
The Defense Department and other government agencies are preparing for the possible government budget cuts known as sequestration. Host Michel Martin talks with Lieutenant Colonel Elizabeth Robbins of the Defense Department and Washington Post 'Federal Diary' columnist Joe Davidson about who'll be affected.


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