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Skip to comments.FReeper Canteen - Tunes For Our Troops - 18 May 2013
Posted on 05/17/2013 5:57:58 PM PDT by AZamericonnie
Thanks for the Star Spangled Banner.
David is doing well today?
And you're welcome for my weekly "simple and dignified" National Anthem.
Hello Connie,...((HUGS))
Soldier Saturday with DJ Fern 7 to 9 pm eastern!
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Drop in say hello!
You are back & I'm so happy!!! *Hugs*
Sandy, Scoutmaster, G-pa.....your a man of many hats! LOL
Great to see you Sandy & what have you been up to lately? *Hugs*
How's Alaska this spring? Still snowing?
It's snowing again...
Rats, my ping lists aren't on this computer yet! Grrr
Kathy, Could you please ping the list to this post?
Conserev1 is a DJ & at great internet radio station, lot's of good time rock & a time slot dedicated to our troops!
Check it out folks!
Soldier Saturday with DJ Fern 7 to 9 pm eastern! 96.5 The Noize (c)2010 www.965thenoize.com Drop in say hello!
Roy Rogers, Sons of Pioneers - Tumbling Tumbleweed
Eddy Arnold — Cattle Call
Frankie Laine — Rawhide
Ian and Sylvia — Short Grass (My all-time favorite cowboy song that nobody ever heard)
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Where were you on Monday, May 18, 1981?
I had been promoted to management at the banks IT shop in December, and by now my group was the largest, best managed and happiest team on the floor. Reagan had survived an assassination attempt. MTV had gone on the air and was having the same influence on music as Elvis and the Beatles decades earlier.
Lets cue the Rockumentary theme!
San Remo Golden Strings: Festival Time
He had to die before getting this hit, which came in at #10 this week. Its a song explaining what he had been doing since his last disk in 1974.
DJ fern is our premire Soldier Tribute lady!
Be sure to check her out. We have a chat box where you can meet new friends and just chill!
Oh Carp! Does that mean were cold busted for all the posts we've made about you?
The pictures of you in a grass skirt after too many Jack Daniels poi jello shots? It was all in good fun Bigs we swear!!! ;-} *HUGS!*
Good evening Kathy & I can't believe your getting more snow?
Is this the summer that never was for you? :) *Hugs*
Hiya JJ! *Hugs*
More snow & no summer for you either?
Yep, we wait and wait.
HUGZ back.
It's Tunes For Our Troops!
Hi Migrane & thanks for joining in this evening! *Hugs*
I don't have my music stuuf hooked up yet & couldn't find a youtube of Ian and Sylvia Short Grass. Now I really want to check it out!
I'm in a "cowboy" state of mind this evening..could ya tell? :)
The first link below is a link to You Tube videos of a local Houston Blues Band named "Blues Other Brothers". "Doc" Greene, the director, lead singer and bassist is a personal friend of mine. What makes this band so special and unique is that they do benefit performances only. They never charge for their music. They have their own instruments and equipment which they pay for individually and as a group. They play at retirement homes, the VA hospital and other such venues. Please visit their You Tube channel where you will find many videos of their performances.
I salute him and all of his band members. His contributions to retirees and veterans has almost caused me to retrieve the drums from the attic, dust them off and remove the cob webs, but not quite. I might even have to buy some sticks because I do not know where mine are. ;-)
Here is the link to their You Tube channel:
Anyway, after you have visited their You Tube page and if you want to make comments then their Facebook page is as follows:
Good evening, Publius, and thank you for Rachmaninov's "The Star Spangled Banner".
In 1987, our family moved to California to take up the pastorate of a church in the Long Beach area. The day we flew into town, my secretary picked us up at the airport to take us to our house. As we pulled into traffic, the very first thing I saw was a bumper sticker that read: Welcome To California . . . Now Go Home! It was not exactly a warm and cheery welcome to sunny southern California!
I wonder if there might be occasions in our lives when we send similar signals to people around us. Whether we are at church, in the neighborhood, or at social gatherings, are there times when we fail to make others feel welcome in our world?
In Romans 12:13, Paul instructed his readers to be given to hospitality. The book of Hebrews goes even further, saying, Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some have unwittingly entertained angels (13:2). By showing gracious kindness to those who come our way, we echo the Saviors invitation for salvation, which declares, Let him who hears say, Come! And let him who thirsts come. Whoever desires, let him take the water of life freely (Rev. 22:17).
To show someone loving hospitality just might be the first step in showing that person the way to heaven.
Read: Revelation 22:16-21
Simple and dignified, as usual.
Kim Carnes made #1 this week. It will be the last song I post.
Almost Classically Classical
LOL...love this theme & thank you for all the great vids for our troops & us to enjoy!
Hope your getting a bit of rest here & there.
|The music page will open in a new window. There is the option of clicking on individual songs or clicking the Jukebox link. If you choose the Jukebox link then the page can be minimized while you continue surfing:
Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:
Artist/s - Song Names:
3 Son Salsa - Esta Navidad
3 Son Salsa - Quitate Tu
Air Supply - The One That You Love
Alberto Barros - Tomalo O Dejalo
Alberto Barros - Vuelvo A Ti
Alberto Caicedo - El Suavecito
Alberto Caicedo - Vete Solidad
Alex Wilson - Englishman In New York
Alex Wilson - This Masquerade
Alex Wilson - Valerie
Alicia Keys - Fallin'
Alquimia - Despacio
Alquimia - Oye Mi Rumba
Alquimia - Sera Mejor
Andy Williams - Almost There
Aretha Franklin - Think
Atlanta Rhythm Section - I Am So Into You
Barry White - The Right Night
Berlin - Take My Breath Away
Bob James And Boney James - Mind Games
Bobby Sherman - Hey Little Woman
Boyz II Men - Color Of Love
Brian Hyland - A Million To One
Brian Simpson - Here With You
Bryan Adams - Have You Really Ever Loved A Woman
Carly Simon - You Belong To Me
Carole King - So Far Away
Clan De Eskina - Basta De Ti
Jose 'El Canario' Alberto - Canario Mambo Mix
Jose 'El Canario' Alberto - Chan Chan
Being a busy G-Pa and get plans for a super camp bench that Scouts can build copied and to the Scout District and available to the Scout Council.
Nice website you have going on & really like the bumper sticker! A very important message!
Good evening, Mac...*HUGS*...hope you had a good day.
David doing one day better?
It is SNOWING here....the ground is all white!! Possibility of 3 to 5" by tomorrow. ARGH!!!!! The Saturday temps are supposed to be mid 40s, so it better melt fast. Then we have to contend with all the melt again....messy, messy, muddy!
"Where were you on Monday, May 18, 1981?"
I had the world by the tail, living out of a suitcase and a heartbeat away from the vice presidency of a major, worldwide, petroleum-related corporation. I was loving every minute of it!
I was also 'sitting-in' with local Salsa bands because I had and have always considered music to be a hobby and love rather than an occupation.
Could you please ping a list to this post since I don't have mine on this computeer yet? *sorry* :)
Please check out this new video by a very talented FReeper "Backspace" Perry Nunley entitled.... *When Freedom Rings*
It's a great tune & thanks for sharing it with us Backspace! *Hugs*
I will if Kathy isn't here.
There you be. I was wondering when you'd show up.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Dubai Airshow: Bombardier Gains Traction
Saad Al-Khafaji, Chief Executive Officer and Director General, Iraqi Airways and Mike Arcamone, President, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft in Dubai, following the announcement Iraqi Airways signed a letter of intent for up to 16 Bombardier CS300 aircraft. Photo, courtesy of Bombardier.
Among the biggest announcements was a purchase agreement from Iraqi Airways to acquire five CS300s, with options for 11 additional aircraft. The order, along with the options, would be valued at $1.26 billion as a firm order.
"Over the last few years, Iraqi Airways has successfully utilized its CRJ900 NextGen aircraft to open routes and expand into new markets, and today we are pleased to be taking the next step by expanding and complementing our network operations with the addition of the CS300 aircraft," said Saad Al-Khafaji, CEO of Iraqi Airways.
Bombardier recently completed the first flight of the CS100, the smallest model of its CSeries family aircraft, which will compete with the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 with a planned entry into service for September 2014.
Operators also showed interest in the Q400 NextGen aircraft, with low-cost Thai carrier Nok Air agreeing to a firm order for two Q400s and options and purchase rights for six others. Nok Air was confirmed as the launch customer for a new extra capacity seating option that adds space for up to 86 additional passengers in the Q400 cabin. The firm order is worth $63 million, and could increase to $258 million if all options are confirmed.
"The extra capacity seating option will give the Q400 NextGen aircraft an advantage of up to 7 percent fuel burn per seat and an overall operating seat cost advantage of up to 17 percent compared to its closest turboprop competitor," said Torbjorn Karlsson, vice president of sales for Bombardier's Asia-Pacific division.
Middle Eastern aircraft leasing company Palma Holding also signed an agreement to purchase four Q400s, along with four options, a $282 million order if all options are confirmed.
Palma plans on leasing the aircraft to Ethiopian Airlines.
Abu Dhabi-based transport operator Abu Dhabi Aviation and Ivory Coast national carrier Air Côte d'Ivoire also signed agreements for two Q400s each.
"We will capitalize on the Q400 NextGen aircraft's outstanding performance, including its high speed and long-range cruise capability, as we look to modernize our fleet and expand our domestic and regional route network. Additionally, in West Africa, where average fuel prices are among the highest in the world and the highest on the continent, the fast, fuel-efficient Q400 NextGen turboprop airliner is the most cost effective and flexible regional aircraft solution for our operations," said René Decurey, CEO of Air Côte d'Ivoire.


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Rattling sabers, again
North Korea's government this past week declared that the 1953 armistice that ended fighting in the Korean War has been canceled.
Not to worry, a United Nations spokesman assured reporters the same day. North Korea cannot unilaterally dissolve the armistice, he said.
We feel so much better.
Fortunately, Pyongyang under three different dictators has rattled its saber frequently and loudly for decades without reopening the Korean War and dragging the United States back into a bloody conflict. American officials say they have good reasons to believe North Korea will not invade its neighbor this time, either.
But development of missiles and nuclear weapons makes the country more of a threat, and it would be nice if the U.N. could help deal with it.
Bureaucratic comments such as the world body's spokesman made recently give no cause for confidence, however. North Korea has traditionally shown that it cares no more for diplomatic niceties than did Adolf Hitler when he left the League of Nations in 1933.
Clearly, by its continuing lack of strong involvement and reactions, the U.N. is intent on proving it really is irrelevant.


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What type of litter box should I get?
As a new cat owner, you'll quickly come to realize that there are many, many types of litter boxes on the market. Some are simple plastic bins, while others are more high-tech, making the process of cleaning out the litter box easy. What you choose is really up to you, so it might be best to ask your cat-owning friends or a veterinarian for advice.
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Where should I keep it?
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How often do I need to clean it?
Cleaning your cat's litter box should be a part of your regular cat care routine. How often you need to clean it depends on your cat and the type of litter you use. Some litter clumps easily. If that's the case in your household, then you should clean out the litter at least once a day. Other litter is less likely to clump, but generally you should be emptying the box of all litter and waste and replacing it with fresh litter once a week. Keep an eye out when you're cleaning your litter box, as it's a good way to monitor your feline's waste to see if she's suffering from cat diarrhea, which should prompt a visit to the vet's office immediately.


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The biggest threat to America, and the human race for that matter, is the human race itself. There are too many of us, causing too much damage in too many ways. And usually not in the name of religion. Usually in the name of "progress."
I'm lost, here. What threat is posed to America in the name of "progress?" I see war profiteers, mining companies, hedge fund managers, dog food importers, big box retailers, investment bankers, insurance executives and other billionaires treating this country like a joint of beef at a medieval feast. None of them have trashed this country in the name of progress; all have done so in the name of profits and exaltation of the "free market."
I won't disagree with you that those are all bad influences. I guess by progress, I was talking about how the human race continually grows and consumes the resources of the earth to support that growth in an unsustainable, unhealthy manner, and yet this growth is rarely questioned. When a family has their 4th child, it is generally celebrated by humans, nobody asks the parents: "oh, the human race is overpopulating the earth and we're running out of resources, are you sure it was a good idea to have another child?" And this is generally true of most human activities involving expansion of the species. If you don't think that the the human race is a problem, and a threat to itself, we can agree to disagree. The billionaire's and the free market are an easy target, especially these days. But those billionaire's war profiteers and investment bankers are people themselves, not just influences.
USA sucks big time, sticking its nose into other countries' business which never presented any real threat to the country.
There's high probability that this parking planes in buildings was arranged by secret services of USA itself, religion was just a power play
Of course you can only convince a religious maniac that the best use of his time is flying planes into buildings, but these religious maniacs were only taken advantage of
Nobody cries over people killed by Americans in Vietnam, but when those 2 WTC towers went down everybody has to cry
I do feel compassion towards relatives of people killed in the terrorist attack, but I think they should have a second thought about what really caused the attack


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Terrie's Take: Japanese Over-Staffing (as culture), Recruit's (more) Millions, and Whaling!
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Nice little start to spring training. I can't wait to see this kid play.
7-14 with a HR, 4 2bs, and 4 RBIs
Listen, I understand the Indians stance regarding Boone/Marte. You owe Boone $$$ this season, Marte hit .180 in 45 MLB ABs last year, and if you annoint Marte the starter at 3b, you run the risk of pissing off Boonie and Brandon Phillipsing Marte. You send Marte to AAA regardless of what happens in spring, and Boone gets nowhere near the leash of last year if he gets off to another god awful start.
And it should also be noted that Boone is hitting .313 in Spring.
But if Marte hits .400 in spring with 6-7 bombs, and is playing B+ defense ...
I remember having similar conversations about Grady last year. He was sent to AAA, then immediately recalled when Juan Gone bruised his vagina. The prevailing opinion was the same.
We found out Grady was ready.
If Marte is also ready, can the Indians afford not to plug this kid in? How they start the season off is not only crucial to their playoff hopes, but also to advanced ticket sales, attendance, and Dolans pocketbook.
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New Calumet police chief fired
Helen K. Koski
MARQUETTE – Helen K. Koski, 78, of Marquette, died Monday evening, Feb. 11, 2013, at her home in the comfort of her family and Lake Superior Hospice.
Helen was born Apr. 2, 1934, in Florida Location, a daughter of the late Onni and Hulda (Martti) Kaarre.
She was a 1952 graduate of Osceola Township High School. Helen received a Liberal Arts degree from Suomi College in 1954 and graduated from Northern Michigan University in 1956 with a teaching certificate.
Helen served her community by teaching in the Republic School System for over 30 years. She was also the church organist for Bethany Lutheran Church for many of those years.
After retirement, she moved to Marquette where she was a vital member of her new community. As a member of Messiah Lutheran Church, she sang in the choir, served on the church council, was a circle member, participated in several mission trips to Columbia and was a dedicated Room at the Inn co-ordinator.
Helen's love of music was a driving force in her life and she was a member of the Marquette Choral Society for many years. She volunteered for many other events, organizations and committees too numerous to mention.
Survivors include her four loving daughters, Charlene (Michael) Young of Virginia Beach, Virg., Eunice (Larry) Bertocchi of Gwinn, Kay (Lars) Anderson of Steamboat Springs, Colo. and Katherine (Larry) Holsworth of Sagola; 12 grandchildren, Amanda Humphrey, Greg (Jen) Young, Brad, Andy and Erin Bertocchi, Shelby (Nolan) Johnson, Dylan (Amber) Anderson, Kyle (Heather) Holsworth, Lauren (Kelly) Reed, Barry Holsworth, Luke (Sydney) Holsworth and Lane Holsworth; 12 great-grandchilden; one sister, Miriam Hojnacki; two brothers, Norman (Bea) Kaarre and Rueben Kaarre; numerous nieces and nephews.
Preceding her in death were her parents; her husband, Stuart Koski in 1997; and four siblings, Ruth Mykkanen, Sigrid Rothman, Paul Kaarre and Verna Kaarre.
Friends may call at the Canale-Tonella Funeral Home on Friday, Feb. 15 from 10 a.m. to noon. A memorial service will take place at Messiah Lutheran Church on Friday at 1 p.m. with the Rev. David Van Kley and Rev. Amanda Kossow to officiate. Spring burial will take place in Northland Chapel Gardens.
Those wishing to make an expression of sympathy are kindly asked to consider Lake Superior Hospice Association, Room at the Inn or Messiah Lutheran Church in Mrs. Koski's memory.
The Canale-Tonella Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Memories can be shared at canalefuneral.com.


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Tuesday, November 05, 2013
The Claremont Colleges are combining resources to open a centralized Student Disability Resources Center (SDRC). The new center, scheduled to open in fall 2014, will augment the services and resources currently available on each of the campuses and will be located in the Robert E. Tranquada Student Services Center. The search for the SDRC director is already underway.
Approximately six percent or more than 400 students at the Claremont Colleges have self-identified as having a disability, which mirrors the rate nationally for college students.
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As Secretary Clinton traveled throughout Asia and the Pacific, she emphasized the Administration's commitment to engagement. The Secretary participated in lively town hall-style exchanges in Malaysia, New Zealand, and Australia.
In Phnom Pneh, the Secretary praised Cambodia's commitment to demining. In Kuala Lumpur on November 2, the Secretary welcomed Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman's call for a global movement of moderates, and said the United States was eager to support him and other leaders in efforts to promote interfaith dialogue.
Boosting economic prosperity and improving economic ties were focal points of the Secretary's trip. The Secretary participated in a trade event in Malaysia, where she said, "I'm very proud of the business leaders and the workers of the United States of America, and I'm pleased that finally we are seeing very clearly the important business relationship between the United States and ASEAN countries." In Papua New Guinea, Secretary Clinton expressed her hope that PNG would use revenue from its liquefied natural gas (LNG) project for the development of the country. In New Zealand, where the Secretary received a Maori welcome, she signed the Wellington Declaration and delivered remarks further promoting the Trans Pacific Partnership at the Christchurch Trade Reception hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce.
Over the weekend, Secretary Clinton left New Zealand and traveled to Australia. The Secretary met with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, and delivered remarks on education, clean energy research, and the importance of combating climate change. She also joined U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd, and Australian Defense Minister Stephen Smith in Melbourne for the 25th anniversary of the annual Australia-United States Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN). Also, with the Secretary's visit, ART in Embassies brought us Tanami Desert Radiance, which presents the colors and patterns of the semi-arid landscapes of Western Australia.
Continuing the theme of international engagement back at home, Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Arturo Valenzuela held a digital town hall, where audiences from across the hemisphere participated via livestreams in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. In case you missed it and are interested in U.S. foreign policy in the Americas, you can still ask the Assistant Secretary questions. Also, Tech@State held its fourth event, emphasizing the importance of civil society and increasing its impact on the 21st century.
On human rights, the United States underscored its commitment by participating in its first Universal Periodic Review at the UN Human Rights Council in New York. Also in New York, Ambassador Susan Rice, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, announced an additional $10 million contribution to the Special Tribunal for Lebanon.
Over the week, several of our contributors shared stories of progress. In Sudan, Special Envoy Gration announced the arrival of referendum materials, in preparation for the vote on January 9, 2011. The New START Treaty is now under consideration by the Senate. In Rio de Janeiro, the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs co-sponsored an initiative with the Government of Brazil that focuses on sustainable development for the urban poor across the Americas. In Afghanistan, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed to ensure new measures to combat water-related diseases and improve access to potable water, and Ambassador Eikenberry joined Afghan ministers in the re-opening of the Women's Garden in Kabul. In Washington, Humphrey Fellows gained a perspective on how the Office of Global Women's Issues works with partners around the world to strengthen women's rights.
We also learned about ongoing U.S. assistance projects. In Pakistan, Ambassador Munter and his wife, Marilyn Wyatt, traveled to the flood-affected areas of Pakistan, reinforcing the United States' commitment to support Pakistan in its recovery efforts, and in Washington, Mark Ward, Acting Director of USAID's Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, briefed the press on U.S. assistance to Haiti related to Hurricane Tomas and the cholera outbreak. You can email inquiries about travel or U.S. citizens in Haiti to firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 888-407-4747 (from within the United States) or 202-501-4444 (from abroad).
President Obama began his 10-day trip with a visit to India, where the celebration of Diwali started this week. While there, he met with business groups and reinforced his commitment to the U.S.-India partnership. The U.S.-India People to People Conference at the State Department demonstrated the scope of this relationship. He will then travel to Indonesia, South Korea (for the G20 Summit in Seoul), and Japan (for the APEC Summit in Yokohama). A press briefing about his travel is available here.
In case you missed it, if you are interested in opportunities available at the UN and other international organizations, you can visit the Bureau of International Organizational Affairs' new website. For those interested in foreign relations history, the Office of the Historian recently released the Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) volumes series.
November is National Adoption Month so don't forget to give your take on the Question of the Week: How Can the International Community Continue to Advance Safeguards in Intercountry Adoption? For more information on international adoption-related issues, click here. We look forward to hearing from you.
Jen in Virginia writes:
Applause to Secretary Clinton and the work of the State Department! It's great to see our government reaching out to so many countries and friends around the world.
Bill in Washington, DC writes:
The MoU is a fantastic step in the right direction. Clean water for everyone.
Pamela G. in West Virginia writes:
You did a fabulous job of condensing this busy week of diplomacy around the world. I like seeing the highlights so I can see which articles I want to read in more depth.
Rich T. in Indiana writes:
I always enjoy your timely articles. It is another way that I can keep up with what is happening. You're articles are clear and concise. The interfaith work in Malaysia is extremely important. Thanks for including me on your list.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
I just had one of those late night insights and I wonder if anyone lately has stopped and reflected on the way one might do a comparitive analysis of Sec. Clinton and President Obama's tag-team diplomacy in Asia/Pacifica and "Ama-limp-dinnerejacket wanna-be-the confrontationalist"'s promoting Iran's agenda in Lebanon in a rock throwing contest?
And here back at the salt mines of political whimsy the media is wondering whether that red fox on the whitehouse lawn was goin' for a lame duck... missed his chance and was chasin' squirrels instead?
Mmm, well depends on what game is in season...could be nuclear chess.
Now Mr Gates is looking to put a Pacific Partnership on steroids looks like... from all he's been suggesting, and welcomes China to get a grip along with...
And while all this ...runnin' amok in my head...must make mention that maybe folks are gettin' "creative" on an old Cambodian debt.
That absurd little man in the limp dinnerjacket must be wondering "How do I put on that kind of charm offensive?"
Well, for starters he might wanna try a real deoderant instead of rose water.
Meanwhile... back on the peninsula....the only North Korean to ever visit the Pentagon dropped dead of boredom and it's really no "great loss" since 'lil Kim hasn't been flapping his yap lately about nukin' US Imperialists.
In fact the silence has been rather deafening of late.
How could that be one wonders politely?
SHHHHHH! don't jinx it dude!"..."ok man...but this is wierd...""Yeah, where's that Buddhist cabro'n when you need him?... Hey look!""I got it man!!!""I Know... I know!!!!""Givit to me!@hole'frijole!""SHHHHHHH! EEEeeNo bro, you're going to get us so busted!""Dude.... it's all here in the file.""Hey, who's that bearded tall dude in the picture...NO! I though he was vaporized man!""SHHHHH! You wouldn't know a bearded ayattolla from a bin ladin vato, Vamos! We got what we came for...let's split before the guards wake up from the magic brownies we fed them.""Hard to tell all frozen, dude."
(chuckle) "CIA be trippin' till hell freezes over this.""Homie was right right man, he learned the meaning of life on the way down the mountain.""He saw it all, man."
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And that's my week in review for ya!
Happy Monday folks!
Ole in New York writes:
Dear Madame Secretary! There's been a vicious attack on an opposition journalist in Russia, who was also viciously badgered by pro-government youth movements there. as a result of it, a Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov has called on suspension of the McPhaul-Surkov commission, as Mr Surkov is directly responsible for creating and running those organizations, and creating the atmosphere of fear and hatred in Russia. i totally second that appeal! if President Medvedev wants to be taken seriously on his pledges of modernization and liberalization of his country, he's gotta start proving it by, in particular, firing Surkov
Dr. G. in West Virginia writes:
Go Hillary.
Kathy L. in Virginia writes:
Thanks, for the update on our Government at work...Your summaries are always informative and quite detailed.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
(followup on some random wanderings of wonderings for the weeks ahead)
"Meanwhile... back on the peninsula....the only North Korean to ever visit the Pentagon dropped dead of boredom and it's really no "great loss" since 'lil Kim hasn't been flapping his yap lately about nukin' US Imperialists.
In fact the silence has been rather deafening of late.
How could that be one wonders politely?"
(from prior post)
Mmmm, seems open source reseach offers some interesting insight...into possibilities that some young-un in North Korea just got a grip and will perhaps soon be in a position to say, "Yes, we have no nuclear bannana today."
Ah so... the scientific method of deduction deduction goes on to be raising more question than one answer poses the logic to properly evaluate.
Time will tell where this will go...;)
News Item:
"North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's son and heir says the impoverished country needs food more than bullets. "In the past, it was all right to have bullets and no food, but now we must have food even though we don't have bullets," Kim junior, who was recently promoted to vice chairman of the Workers Party's powerful Central Military Commission, was quoted by sources on Monday as saying.
Quoting a source familiar with North Korea-China relations, the Yomiuri Shimbun said Kim Jong-un made the remarks during a visit to Kimchaek city in North Hamgyong Province in late September, when the Workers Party congress took place. The Japanese daily said the comments are confirmed in documents recently disseminated to party officials.
It is unclear whether Kim made them before or after the party congress that elevated him to his new post on Sept. 28."
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Wow! Gillard and Hillary - exciting duo! Didn't know she was there, I'll have to read up on it.


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by Spin » Sun May 16, 2010 11:27 am
by SoulDawg74 » Sun May 16, 2010 11:34 am
Doc wrote:You can't not want the guy back. I mean, he's the best shot we got. I'm as pissed about what happened in the last few games as anyone, and like many above, it'd be very hard to forget him for all of that. Dogging it in a game, a playoff game, is unacceptable. But, as much as I hate what happened, he's our best shot.That being said...F the whole circus that's about to happen. I dislike Woj, but that piece from Friday was big for me. I want no part of some Coach Cal power-trip that LeBron could force. The whole idea of getting rid of Brown is to bring in someone who's got a clue how to coach. We've seen 7 years of LBJ getting just about whatever he wanted around here. Within reason, of course, because there's only so much TBO could do. And obviously adding payroll isn't an issue. I guess I'm in the fucked with him, fucked without him camp. Obviously, the team doesn't get better losing him, even in a best-case sign-and-trade scenario (and the likelihood of an S&T isn't all that high to begin with). But, after what I saw this week, I can't honestly say that I have that same belief I used to have, that he could get us to the ring. If he quit (and I'm hoping he didn't, but I saw what everyone else did), can you commit to a deal on his terms and know that kind of attitude won't show up again? Do you fellate the guy all summer and give him everything he could want just so he can bring in a coach he's already tight with?I mean, this is a legit discussion. I don't know how true the Calipari rumors are, but if they are, is it worth it to keep him? Do the Cavs play hardball with him and say No to Calipari? Do they have that kind of leverage? That's what I'm most afraid of. Cleveland's only draw in keeping him (besides a higher max deal if he wants max years) is Gilbert's bankroll and willingness to do whatever LBJ wants. That scares the piss out of me. And I think that this decision is where everything hinges. The ONLY way Cleveland keeps him now, in my humblest of opinions, is to give LBJ free reign on bringing in his guy as coach. And that's a scary proposition right now.There's a huge part of me that wants to see him in Chicago or in NY with Wade/Bosh. I want to see him with another star, and I want to see how he does. Frankly, I'm not sure what happens. He's not going to get that here unless we get really creative. I don't know, trying to stay out of the emotional aspect of a response. But how can't you get emotional on this? We watched our 1 shot at a title in this city dog it this series. That hurts. And in seeing 7 years of LeBron here, I know we're never going to get a straight answer about what happened. So, am I supposed to assume that a new coach is just going to make everything better for him? What happens when Calipari doesn't get us a title? Bron gonna throw him under the bus, too? Or what if we bring in Phillip or Larry Brown? Does LeBron run and hide if a coach finally grows a pair and doesn't deal with LBJ's shit? I think these are all very legit questions. Amazing how 2 games can change your perspective on a guy so much. But they have. The whole city feels it. It's like a fucking soap opera already. Just wait until July.
by SoulDawg74 » Sun May 16, 2010 11:48 am
HoodooMan wrote:SoulDawg74 wrote:Then again maybe we got nothing to worry about and this was to Crucify Brown, and get his way like Kobe forced out Shack in LA.SoulDawgOK SD, but if this is the case then who do you think his top HC choices would be?!?!11!!?!?!!Calipari said he's staying at UK!!!!!11!2!!!!!
SoulDawg74 wrote:Then again maybe we got nothing to worry about and this was to Crucify Brown, and get his way like Kobe forced out Shack in LA.SoulDawg
by hermanfontenot » Sun May 16, 2010 1:10 pm
You can't not want the guy back.
I mean, he's the best shot we got.
by Triple-S » Sun May 16, 2010 1:35 pm
hermanfontenot wrote:I'm sure Magic fans thought the world was coming to an end when Shaq skipped town too. Shockingly, the sun continued to rise in the morning and eventually they put another championship-caliber team in Orlando. Which is what would happen here. Might take a few years, but it would happen.
Swerb wrote:Go start a blog if you want to tell the world your incomprehendible ramblings.
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:I have a big arm and can throw the ball pretty damn far...... maybe even over those moutains. The Browns should sign me, i'll let you all in locker room to drink beer. Then we can all go out the parking lot to watch me do motorcycle stunts.
by tired » Sun May 16, 2010 1:37 pm
by GodHatesClevelandSport » Sun May 16, 2010 1:39 pm
by FUDU » Sun May 16, 2010 1:48 pm
by hermanfontenot » Sun May 16, 2010 1:51 pm
FUDU wrote:I can respect Spin's POV more, in the sense somebody wants to at least know what happened and why before making their final judgment on wanting him to stay or go now.
by FUDU » Sun May 16, 2010 1:55 pm
hermanfontenot wrote:FUDU wrote:I can respect Spin's POV more, in the sense somebody wants to at least know what happened and why before making their final judgment on wanting him to stay or go now.Spin's POV is that anyone born and raised in Akron shits rose petals.My point is that we can survive LeBron James defecting. It can be done. It would take some bottom-feeding for a while but if we make the right decisions we'll be back, and we could be better. We can't put ourselves in a position where this guy is the be-all, end-all. He is not.
by hermanfontenot » Sun May 16, 2010 1:57 pm
FUDU wrote:Sure, I can agree with that, but your overall reaction to the situation at hand reads as way more subjective toward a very small sample size of LeBron, with little to no knowledge of what transpired.
by FUDU » Sun May 16, 2010 2:03 pm
hermanfontenot wrote:FUDU wrote:Sure, I can agree with that, but your overall reaction to the situation at hand reads as way more subjective toward a very small sample size of LeBron, with little to no knowledge of what transpired."Little to no knowledge of what transpired?" I saw what transpired, Donny, and so did you. So did all of us.
by waborat » Sun May 16, 2010 2:16 pm
by daddywags » Sun May 16, 2010 2:43 pm
by Madre Hill, Superstar » Sun May 16, 2010 3:05 pm
FUDU wrote:What happened and why? LeBron didn't show up, I've said it 30 times this week, but why? I don't buy the elbow as significant, but IDK & who does, so why did it go down that way Herm?
by motherscratcher » Sun May 16, 2010 4:00 pm
hermanfontenot wrote:Even better, we could build a team with character, one we could be proud of. Not a one-man show directed by a 25-year old punk with a passel of sleazoid advisors and a crackhead cunt of a mother.
by GodHatesClevelandSport » Sun May 16, 2010 4:20 pm
by Madre Hill, Superstar » Sun May 16, 2010 4:22 pm
GodHatesClevelandSport wrote:Well, looks like we have an explanation now.Boston is really, really good.
by Orenthal » Sun May 16, 2010 4:25 pm
by Spin » Mon May 17, 2010 3:13 pm
hermanfontenot wrote:Spin's POV is that anyone born and raised in Akron shits rose petals.
by Spin » Mon May 17, 2010 3:18 pm
by waborat » Mon May 17, 2010 5:15 pm
Spin wrote:For those who have never seen a true point guard in the Ferry regime, here's the definition: Point guard (PG), also called the play maker or "the ball-handler", is one of the standard positions in a regulation basketball game. A point guard has perhaps the most specialized role of any position – essentially, they are expected to run the team's offense by controlling the ball and making sure that it gets to the right players at the right time. Above all, the point guard must totally understand and accept his or her coach's game plan; in this way, the position can be compared to a quarterback in American football.
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The Sheffield High School Trap Team will have a mandatory Safety Orientation on Saturday, March 15, at 9 a.m. at the Sheffield Rod and Gun Club with practice to follow the orientation. For more information contact Joe Leichtenberger at 968-3890. All students in grades 9 12 are eligible to participate. Parental permission Slips are in the school office; these must be filled out prior to practice.
Kinzua Allegheny Longbeards Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation would like you to join them at the Sheffield Fire Hall as they are hosting the 24th Annual Hunting Heritage Banquet. Friday, March 28th. Doors will open at 6PM with dinner at 7:30 p.m. To register contact Joe Leichtenberger at (814)968-3890. Early Bird Registration cutoff date is March 19th. Your early registration will be a great help to the planners of this event.
Property owners are reminded that you are not to plow your driveways across the township roads or state roads.
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Friday, March 7, at the St. Paul Center begins the Lenten Season Fish Fries put on by the Knights of Columbus of the St. Anthony's Church in Saybrook. Meals will be served from 5-7 p.m. for a cost of $5 for small or $8 for large, which includes a drink and dessert.
Eat-in or carry-out is available. This will be the 26th year that the Knights of Columbus have been preparing the fish during the Lenten season. They serve between 500 and 600 meals every Friday night for 7 straight weeks. This event takes place with the entire congregation of the St. Anthony's church. Volunteers either serve the meals, prepare the meals, bake the cakes and pies and work the ticket table. It takes an entire church family to put this together and make sure it runs as smooth as it does every week. Ludlow Youth and a group of Abraxas youth are currently helping out with this as well. For a low price excellent meal you get a great social event on a Friday night in Sheffield.
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Sheffield Ministerium has announced its Mid-Week Lenten Service Schedule. Services will be Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
March 5, Barnes UMC, Pastor Dennis Johnson, Pastor Ruth Ann Varrato, Ash Wednesday
March 12,Sheffield UMC, Pastor Jeff Ewing, "Live Among God's People"
March 19, Stoneham UMC, Father John Neff, "Hear the Word of God"
March 26, Bethany LC, Pastor Marty Reynolds, "Proclaim the Good News of God in Christ through Word & Deed"
April 2, St. Anthony's RCC, Pastor David Blank, "Serve All People following the Example of Jesus"
April 9, Tiona UMC,Pastor Dennis Johnson, "Strive for Justice and Peace in All the Earth"
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The menu for the week will be: Monday, chicken and biscuits, mashed potatoes, vegetable and Chocolate Gob Cake for dessert. Thursday brings baked penne pasta with meat sauce, tossed salad and pie for dessert. Friday's Buffet features Farmhouse BBQ cups among other goodies and fruit and pudding for dessert.
The highlights for the week will be Monday: start the day with blood sugar testing with Esther and Jean from 8:30-11:30 p.m., walk-ins welcome, stay for snacks and a cup of coffee and conversation.
Wednesday: do you have shopping, appointments or just want to get out of the house? Call us and we will sign you up for the TAWC bus to pick you up at your door for the morning to do your errands, and go out for lunch with friends, set back and let someone else do the driving, all you pay is 25 cents every time you step on the bus, so for $1. you can have 4 stops; this is every Wednesday.
Thursday, start the day with our Advisory Council meeting at 10:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome to voice your suggestions and issues. We will be encouraging everyone to fill our Easter Basket for the Raffle, whether canned goods, decorations, something that would entice you to purchase a ticket 3 for $1. Friday we welcome the Volunteers from VITA tax will be to help from 9-2 you must have an appointment. If you would like a Property or Rent Rebate completed I can complete them any day after 1 p.m., it takes only minutes.
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Coming Events..
Today 5th Annual Jack V. Barner Bowling Tournament begins
March 2nd Praise and Worship at SUMC with Lori Avenali on handbells
March 7th Knights of Columbus Fish Fries at St. Paul Center at 5PM-7PM
March 16th Cherry Grove VFD Chili Festival
March 23rd Girls Track and Field Spaghetti Dinner at Lions Club 11am-5PM
March 28th-Wild Turkey Federation Banquet at SVFD
April 5th-SVFD Auxiliary Spring Craft Show
SAMSHS Music Boosters Cornhole Tournament
April 12th-Soup and Sub Sale,
May 3rd Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Bloodscreening
May 10th-NRA Dinner
June 19th -20th Sheffield Open in DuBois
July 18th -20th Sheffield Alumni Association Weekend
August 17th -23rd SVFD Fireman's Festival
September 20/21-Fire Police Hosting Meeting
October 10, 11, 12-Johnny Appleseed Festival
October 25th-SVFD Fall Craft Show
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Searched the DealStream database for Bars For Sale in Bellevue WA and found no matches. Expanded the search to nearby areas and found the following matches.
Capitol Hill Restaurant & Bar #457319 posted Nov 3, 2016
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- $265,000
Come join all the action in the Pike Pine corridor! Your chance to own a thriving restaurant in the most vibrant part of the city. Demographics unmatched by any other part of the greater Puget Sound area. Class 1 hood and clean design make many concepts possible. Continue with the current Asian...
Tacoma Bar & Grill with Real Estate #455485 posted Oct 7, 2016
- Tacoma, Washington, United States
- $1,050,000
This Bar & Grill is located in one of Tacoma's most desirable neighborhoods. This highly visible, free standing restaurant and lounge is situated on a high traffic corridor surrounded by an immense residential population of single family and multifamily residences which contribute to its sizeable and...
Chase Lounge #454069 posted Sep 16, 2016
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- $47,000
This sleek neighborhood bar is truly turnkey. Well appointed space in t he center of all of Ballard's booming development. Attractive lease terms includes two 5 year option. Suitable for many concepts. Pick up where current owner left off, or bring a new concept. Health conditions force sale. ...
Kickin' Boots Whiskey Kitchen #409523 posted Jun 15, 2016
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- $750,000
Established Seattle iconic restaurant and bar situated in one of Seattle's most desirable locations. This 150+ seat facility features a rustic, chic ambiance, patio seating and has no deferred maintenance. The fresh, quality culinary offerings, craft beer and specialty libations have earned a strong,...
Downtown Tacoma Theater District Bar & Eatery #392063 posted Oct 14, 2015
- Tacoma, Washington, United States
- $125,000
Stink & El Tufo are located in a highly desirable, hip neighborhood with close proximity to downtown and the waterfront. Surrounded by condominiums, apartments and downtown office buildings, the business profits from a beneficial mix of residential and business customers as well as the synergistic...
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On October 16, 1968, Tommie Smith and John Carlos sprinted for the line in the men's 200m race at the Mexico City Olympics. Carlos led coming out of the turn, but Smith — his teammate at San Jose State University — passed him in the home stretch and won the gold. Australian Peter Norman nipped Carlos at the line for the silver medal.
These men aren't remembered for how they reached the podium as much as for what they did once they stood on it. As The Star Spangled Banner played, Smith and Carlos each bowed their heads and raised a black-gloved fist — a gesture to draw attention to human rights, not just civil rights, wrote Smith in his book, Silent Gesture.
A 20-foot sculpture of Smith and Carlos in their iconic pose, created from ceramic tiles, was dedicated on the campus of San Jose State, 37 years to the day after the men took their stand. It stands on a quiet lawn near some of the university's older buildings.
"It's powerful," a visitor from North Carolina said as I walked up to read the inscription.
"At the Mexico City 1968 Olympic Games, San Jose State University Student-Athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos stood for justice, dignity, equality, and peace," reads the inscription, commemorated October 16, 2005.
The second step is empty but is engraved with "Fellow Athlete Australian Peter Norman stood here in solidarity. Take a stand."
The lettering is almost worn away.
Next to the sculpture stands a wreath of flowers, with a small banner that says, "Remembering a Great Olympic Team."
About 200 meters from this sculpture on San Jose State's campus, 2008 U.S. Olympic team members are going through team processing en route to Beijing. They are picking up their credentials, getting fitted for uniforms and other apparel, listening to cultural briefings, and finishing other paperwork.
Over 500 American athletes will pass through San Jose State before August 8. I wonder how many know the role two of the university's students played in those Games 40 years ago.
Peggy Shinn is a freelance contributor for teamusa.org. This blog was not subject to the approval of the United States Olympic Committee or any National Governing Bodies.


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During all the craziness of the last few weeks, my kids have never let me forget that they do not have an Easter Advent (or bookmarks, or chapsticks), so I finally found some time to work on the countdown.... even if Easter is just around the corner. Oh well. Better late than never, right?!
They didn't get to actually DO the full countdown, but trust me... they didn't complain because I still gave them all 9 candies and let them get caught up.
I found Spring colored Tootsies at Target and they matched perfectly!
I went the extra mile on this printable for my kids and created 6 versions... one "full" image version, then 5 additional "matted" ones with different colored borders. I let my kids each choose their own color so they can easily tell them apart. As always, I made them as 8x10 images for easy photo printing (and PDF's for home printing) - remember if you frame the other advents you get from my shop, you can easily swap and store them right in the frame throughout the year!
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Morgan: Lessons to learn
Eoin Morgan believes England can learn from their previous one-day tour of India as they look to turn around the current series in Ranchi on Saturday.
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The Dublin-born batsman was not part of the side that lost 5-0 in the winter of 2011 because of a shoulder injury, but is still certain that the team can improve by learning from the experience.
The current five-match series is level at 1-1 heading into the third ODI, but a heavy losing margin of 127 runs last time out leaves England on the back foot.
The huge and insatiably passionate crowds in India are another factor, but Morgan is confident of his side's chances.
"The only blip we have had since Alastair (Cook) took over as captain was the last trip we had here and we learnt a lot of lessons from that," he said.
"When we were here last we went away from our principles of taking the emotion out of that game and concentrating on what we do best: concentrating on us as a team and our strengths and not getting distracted by other things.
"It is certainly different to what we are used to playing back in England.
"Cricket in this country is huge, it is indescribably big. Everything that surrounds it is fanatical.
"Even the trip from the airport to the hotel seeing the streets lined like that just for a team turning up was amazing."
The level of fervour is even greater in Ranchi, the hometown of India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni that is hosting its first ever international fixture.
Yet Morgan does not feel the glare of the spotlight will have an adverse effect on Dhoni, who is hot property all over the country.
"I think he is always going to be under pressure. He is the captain of India," said Morgan. "He has 1.2 billion people on his shoulders. He is a captain of a massive nation. The pressure is always going to be there. Being back in his home town might even give him some more pride to play for."
Morgan and his team-mates will look to reclaim the lead in the five-match Airtel Series, with a resounding 127-run defeat in Kochi pegging the score back to 1-1 following the tourists' early success in Rajkot.
Coach Ashley Giles and captain Alastair Cook will be hoping Tim Bresnan has recovered sufficiently from discomfort above his knee to return to the side.
Chris Woakes is most likely to drop out if the Yorkshireman is ready to return, while Stuart Meaker will come under discussion as a potential replacement for Jade Dernbach.
In the batting department, Jos Buttler is an option to freshen up the middle order and could even take the wicketkeeping position from Craig Kieswetter.
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How to get visa upon arrival to Vietnam
Do I need a visa to enter Vietnam?
Yes! Except for few countries with visa exemptions (most Asian countries, Korea, Japan, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland, all others are required to have a Vietnamese visa or a pre-approved entry visa letter supplied before arrival to Vietnam by your Vietnam Immigration Office.
How do I apply for a visa to Vietnam ?
There are 2 ways to get your Vietnam visa:
1. Get your visa in the country where you are living by contacting the visa department at the Vietnam Embassy or Consulate there.
Documents needed: Passport of 6 months' validity; visa application forms; and probably some others required by the embassy or consulate. Visa forms are available directly from the Vietnamese embassy or consulate in your country.
Fees: vary from embassy to embassy.
Duration: It will take between 4 to 10 days depending on your country of origin.
2. Get your visa upon arrival in Vietnam with pre-approved entry visa letter.
Relax and we will handle everything from here for you.* Footprint Vietnam Travel, as your sponsor, will email you the Visa Approval Letter issued by the Vietnam Immigration Office here. When you enter Vietnam by air** you will, fill out a short form, and give the issuing officer two passport photos and a fee. He/she will give you the all important visa and stamp on your passport.
How long does it take? Normally it takes 2-3 days to complete from when we receive all your information.
How much does it cost? This depends on the typr of visa you require (Tourist or Business, 1 or 3 months, Single or Multiple Entry). Please get this information from our Footprint travel consultant.
How long can I stay? The regular Tourist visa are valid for 30 days. You can extend it here if needed.
Documents needed: Please send us a complete copy of your passport via email including your full name as it appears on your passport, date of birth, gender, nationality, passport numbers, passport expiry date, and your arrival date to Vietnam or flight information.
Attention please:
(*) We can only obtain the visa for you once you have decided to book a tour with us. This is set by the Vietnam Immigration Department.
(**) Visa upon arrival can only be arranged when you enter Vietnam by air (Hanoi, Danang, Saigon).


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Parenthood's Season 5 finale could've easily served as a series ending, and a satisfying one at that, so much so that both the�drama's showrunner and its stars wondered if the network would feel it was the right place to end.
"I got nervous watching [the finale] because I felt like, that kind of leaves it in a place where the network can very easily say, 'Oh, that's a nice ending to a series,"�Peter Krause�told a theater full of fans�Saturday�at the show's ATX�Television�Festival panel, moderated by this reporter. Added showrunner�Jason Katims, "This year, I honestly was hedging my bets. More than any other [season],�I didn't know whether the show was going to come back and I thought it was a good chance we wouldn't."
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GIST Support International - GIST In the News
Phase I Clinical Trial of IPI-504
|Posted by Julie Royster (jroyster) on Apr 23 2006
|GIST In the News >>
-- Novel Treatment Paradigm Has Potential to Address Resistance to CurrentSOURCE Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Targeted Therapies --
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
today announced the initiation of a second Phase I clinical trial of IPI-504,
the company's Heat Shock Protein 90 (Hsp90) inhibitor and lead investigational
anti-cancer agent. This study, part of the Company's evolving oncology
development program, will evaluate the safety, pharmacokinetic profile and
potential efficacy of IPI-504 in patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumors
(GIST) resistant to Gleevec(R) (imatinib mesylate).
This open-label, dose-escalation Phase I clinical trial of IPI-504 is
being conducted at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Mass. under the
direction of George Demetri MD, Director of the Center for Sarcoma and Bone
Oncology at Dana-Farber. "We are very excited about this Phase I clinical
trial of IPI-504 in patients with refractory GIST as it pioneers a novel
treatment paradigm for these patients with an unmet medical need," said Dr.
Demetri. "Previous treatments for GIST have been dramatically effective but
over time we have seen the emergence of resistance to targeted therapy such as
Gleevec(R), and this leads to progression of the cancer. IPI-504 has an
important new mechanism of action with the potential to treat patients with
resistant disease. Even more importantly, GIST may serve as a bellwether of
activity, since the mechanism of action of IPI-504 may also apply to patients
with breast cancer resistant to Herceptin(R), lung cancer resistant to
Tarceva(R), and multiple myeloma resistant to VELCADE(R)."
In preclinical work performed in collaboration with Dr. Jonathan
Fletcher's lab at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Mass., Infinity
Pharmaceuticals has demonstrated that IPI-504 kills GIST cancer cells as
effectively as Gleevec(R) in vitro. Moreover, when cancer cells have
mutations rendering them resistant to Gleevec(R), IPI-504 kills these cells
with even greater effectiveness. The more mutated the GIST cells become, the
more sensitive they are to IPI-504. These data were presented at the NCI-
AACR-EORTC Molecular Targeting Meeting in November 2005.
"The initiation of this additional Phase I trial of IPI-504 represents an
important milestone for our lead product candidate and a significant
validation of our strategy to discover and develop therapies that attack
cancer cell survival mechanisms," said Julian Adams, Ph.D., Chief Scientific
Officer, Infinity. "We are delighted to be collaborating with Dr. Demetri and
his outstanding team of scientists and caregivers at the Dana-Farber on this
About IPI-504
IPI-504 is Infinity's novel anti-cancer agent that potently and
selectively inhibits Hsp90. IPI-504 has broad anti-tumor activity in animal
models as a single agent as well as in combination with existing anti-cancer
therapeutics. Research shows that inhibition of Hsp90 forces cancer cells to
"commit suicide" through a process of programmed cell death or apoptosis. In
addition to Gleevec(R)-resistant GIST, IPI-504 is currently undergoing
evaluation as a monotherapy for relapsed or relapsed, refractory multiple
myeloma in a multi-center Phase I dose-escalation trial. Interim data from
the first Phase I trial of IPI-504 was presented in December 2005 at the
American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting.
About Gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST)
The American Cancer Society (ACS) reports that GIST is the most frequent
form of gastrointestinal sarcoma, a life-threatening disease highly resistant
to traditional chemotherapy or radiation treatment. In the majority of cases,
specific mutations in cellular signaling enzymes called KIT or PDGFRA allow
the survival signal of the mutated cancer cell to be switched "on" all the
time. Both KIT and PDGFRA are signaling enzymes which belong to the class of
"tyrosine kinases" and are responsible for sending growth and survival signals
inside the cell. The mutations in KIT or PDGFRA allow the GIST cells to grow
uncontrollably and spread (metastasize). The initial identification of
tyrosine kinase mutations in GIST has allowed for the development of targeted
kinase inhibitors, such as Gleevec(R), as an effective treatment of the
disease. However, over time new kinase mutations evolve so that the targeted
kinase inhibiting drugs are no longer effective at treating the disease. The
ACS estimates that between 4,500 and 6,000 Americans develop GIST each year.
About Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Infinity Pharmaceuticals is an innovative cancer drug discovery company
that leverages its strength in small molecule drug technologies to bring
important new medicines to patients.
Editor's Note: This release is available in the Media Room of the Infinity
website at http://www.ipi.com.
Adelene Q. Perkins Paul Kidwell (media)
Chief Business Officer Kidwell Public Relations
Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 617-296-3854
617-453-1104 email@example.com
Web Site: http://www.ipi.com
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Monday, May 12, 2008
M.A.C Makeup: Naughty Nauticals Daydream Blue Eyes w/ Red Lips Tutorial
This weekend was a little more relaxing for me. I had some time to chill…decorated a little more….and had time to do makeup!
Woo hoo! Now that I'm settling into the new apartment, I can get back to my videos and blogging on a more regular basis.
Anywho, this weekend I finally got to my second Naughty Nauticals look. I promised everyone to have a look using Port Red lipstick. I decided to try something a little different on the eyes as well. I did an eyeshadow technique where you put the darker color to create an inner as well as outer V and put the lighter color in the middle. The key is to blend, blend, blend! I really like how it came out…I think I'll try it more often.
In terms of the red lipstick…Port Red is definitely ones of my favorites. Since it is a frost lipstick, you don't even need to stick gloss on top of this one. The key to red lips is to make sure and line those lips precisely. Take your time and q-tips are always there for you when you make a mistake. It also helps to dab powder or concealer around the outer rim of your lips to prevent your lipstick from bleeding out onto your skin. That's the thing with red lips—you gotta keep it neat!
The next video I will post this week is my how to line eyes with liquid liner video. It's a real quick tutorial to show how I line my eyes with my trusty Revlon Colorstay liquid liner in blackest black. Like I mentioned, it was a quick on the spot kind of video so hopefully it helps someone!
Also on my list:
-Review of Pencil Me in Cosmetics
-Review of Posh Brushes Travel Set
-How to apply false lashes tutorial
-Spring Eyes look using MAC pigments
So without further ado…on to the video!
And of course pics...including a non-photoshopped one to see the actual look...
Here's What I Used (All MAC unless otherwise specified):
soft ochre paint pot
meet the fleet e/s
shore leave e/s
submarine e/s
technakohl in graphblack
Revlon Colorstay liquid liner in Blackest Black
Max Factor 2000 Calorie mascara
ardell falsies
rimmel brow pencil
belightful IPP
mineralized satinfinish foundation NC42
select moisture concealer NW37
msf natural medium dark
sculpt and shape duo in lightsweep/shadester
brick lipliner
port red lipstick
11 comments:
- ilurvemakeup said...
This is by far my favorite look from you!!! O_O STUNNING!
- May 12, 2008 at 11:19 AM
- Joyce said...
Love the look Ren! You are so right, you can wear Port Red even without any lipgloss (I'm actually wearing PR today lol)
Anyway, your pigments are on the way! :)
- May 12, 2008 at 12:38 PM
- ladystarr said...
this is absolutely gorgeous. very few people can pull off blue this well. i love it!
- May 12, 2008 at 3:58 PM
- Ethereal Prey said...
looking sexy! I really like the blue colors on your eyes. :P Keep up the great work!
- May 12, 2008 at 8:03 PM
- spankedelic said...
beautiful look but too bad i wouldn't look good in red lipstick!
- May 13, 2008 at 1:41 AM
- Emilee @ GMM said...
Ren! I originally passed on Port Red because I figured I had enough red lipsticks (aka 2, haha), but now I really, really want to go back and get it. PR looks stunning on you!
- May 13, 2008 at 6:50 AM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
lurve: yay! i'm going to start using this technique more often!
joyce: heck yah, i love that lipstick! and i got the piggies yesterday, thank you soooooo much!
ladystarr: thx sweety! i think i was mimi from the drew carey show in another lifetime he he
ethereal prey: thx sweety!
spankadelic: i hated red on me in the beginning too, but look at me now!
emilee: lol i was going to pass on it but it was hyped all over specktra, but it's worth it...i have two as well...dubonnet and classic dame and it's sooo different from them
- May 13, 2008 at 11:41 AM
- nai nai said...
i love this look! very few people can pull of blue eyeshadow w/o looking like what my bf calls "whore-ish" LOL you did a WONDERFUL job, but i for one cannot pull off blue shades! thanks for the tut!
- May 14, 2008 at 12:07 AM
- Vanessa said...
I love Port Red on you! I got it too and I love it! It's really the perfect red!
- May 14, 2008 at 3:10 PM
- (g)ezebel said...
girrrrl, you ROCK the blue eyes, red lips!! i looooove it!!!
- May 16, 2008 at 5:58 PM
- Thee Chang said...
aww i love this
i've seen your youtube videos
and they're awesome
keep it up ^_-
- May 16, 2008 at 9:55 PM


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Hermosa to Host Beach HP Championships
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (July 12, 2012) – The best young beach volleyball athletes in the country will compete in Hermosa Beach, Calif., on July 18-22 at the third-annual USA Volleyball Beach High Performance Championships (Beach HPC).
The Beach HPC will give participants exposure to international style competition within five separate age divisions. The USAV Beach HP Championships is the marquee event for USA Beach Programs.
Teams competing in the Beach HPC will be representing USA Beach National Teams, USA Beach High Performance Teams, or affiliated USAV Regions. Region High Performance teams scheduled to participate are: Florida, Aloha, Intermountain, Chesapeake, Arizona, Lakeshore, Iowa, and Southern California.
Each region of USAV has been invited to enter one team per age group/per gender. Regions that hosted a USAV Beach HP event or are running their own regional Beach HP program may request additional bids. For information regarding entry to the USAV Beach HPC through your region, please contact your region office directly: usavolleyball.org/resources/wanna-play/usav-regions.
Matches will begin at 9 a.m. daily and continue to about 6 p.m. Finals for each age division are tentatively scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. Match schedule and results will be available on AES (advancedeventsystems.com) starting July 17. Admission for spectators is free.
The USAV Beach HPC will take place on the south side of the Hermosa Beach Pier, adjacent to the Jose Cuervo Hermosa Beach Open, which will be on the north side.
Daily Event Schedule:
- Wednesday, July 18: Under-21 Pool Play
- Thursday, July 19: U21 Playoffs and Finals, U15 and U17 Pool Play Round 1
- Friday, July 20: U15 and U17 Pool Play Round 2, U19 Pool Play Round, Jose Cuervo Qualifier
- Saturday, July 21: U15 and U17 Playoffs and Finals, U19 Pool Play Round 2, U26 Pool Play, Jose Cuervo Main Draw
- Sunday, July 22: U19 and U26 Playoffs and Finals, Jose Cuervo Main Draw and Finals
USAV Beach HPC and other programs consist of five age classifications by birth year consistent with those established by the FIVB. These age-group classifications govern international competition and all levels of Beach High Performance programs. Please note that these age-group classifications differ from USA Volleyball Junior club and Junior Beach Tour age definitions and also from grade classifications of U.S. school systems.
- University-U26: Born in 1987 through 1991
- Junior-U21: Born in 1992 or 1993
- Youth-U19: Born in 1994 or 1995
- Select-U17: Born in 1996 or 1997
- Future Select-U15: Born in 1998 through 2000
The following events will run concurrently with the USAV HPC:
USAV Beach Official's Training Camp July 18-21. This two-day camp will begin with an evening clinic on Wednesday, July 18 and will include valuable on-court training, experience and feedback over two camp days. Certification for both local and zonal candidates is available throughout the event. If you're interested in becoming a beach official, come join this inaugural Camp. For more information go to: beachcommission.org.
Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series, Hermosa Open July 20-22. Come watch top pros vie for the prestigious Hermosa Beach Open title. Pro matches will be held on the north side of Hermosa Beach Pier. Admission is free. For more information go to: josecuervoprobeachvolleyballseries.com
USAV Beach would like to thank our partners in the USAV Beach HPC:
City of Hermosa Beach, host (hermosabch.org)
Yard Strength, strength and conditioning team (yardstrengthblog.com)
Smack Sportswear, official licensed apparel provider (usabeachvolleyballstore.com)
Advanced Event Systems (AES), event management partner (advancedeventsystems.com)
My Fit Foods, catering partner (myfitfoods.com)