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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - May 6, 1938, Abilene, Texas pEWSMPE®f)E Allene Reporter ~Bebis "WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS GOES,"-Byron 7 VOL LYU, NO. 347. Associated Tress (AT) ABILENE, TEXAS. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1938 —FOURTEEN PAGES tailed Tress tin PRICE 5 CENTS Hoover Makes -Point Attack On Depression Says New Deal On 'Dangerous Road' For Democracy OKLAHOMA CITY, May 6 - (ZP) I Herbert Hoover presented to the nation today an 11-point attack I upon depression and called upon the Roosevelt administration to abandon what he termed "a dangerous road for democracy." Tile former president was en route to New York by train after delivering one of a series of major addresses here last night at a •grass roots" convention of Oklahoma republicans, attended by more than 7.500 persons. In the speech broadcast nationally, Hoover again assailed New Deal policies and warned: ' We have been following that dangerous road for democracy that led to disaster in Europe." Declaring that "despite every alibi, this depression is the direct result of governmental actions." Hoover asserted the New Deal "proposes to travel further down this dangerous road ..." "And." he said firmly, "we are riot going down that road without more fighting fren speech." For "a start on a saner and more cheerful road," he outlined as "practical steps:" "I. Re-establish confidence that there will be no more attacks upon the safeguards of free men. That is the independence of congress and of the courts. "2. Restore common morals and tntelectual morals in government In a democracy or in a Christian country the ends do not justify any means. "3. Abandon this economy of scarcity and go in for production, work and thrift. RAPS PI MP PRIMING "4 Stop this spending and inflation and pump-prtming. "5. Revile the taxes so as to free the initiative and enterprise of See HOOVER. P*. 13. Col. 4 IN UNPRECEDENTED BAND-WAGON RUSH- House Forces Wage-Hour Measure 'QUIET, PLEASE' USCC Seeking Freedom From Capitol Rules New Relations With Labor Also Campaign Goal Parents Must Rule Between Blindness Or Death for Baby ■'n*** aw 111 William S. Knudsen, president of the General Motors Corp., raises his arm to halt the applause that greeted his attack on the Wagner labor act before the United States chamber of commerce in Washington He said the act *s "the largest drawback to good industrial relations" and "makes no pretense even of paying any attention to the employer's side of the case,'' Name Towns In Air Mail Demonstration Abilene Center In Feeder Test If the landing field*, are in suitable condition. 27 towns of tile Abilene territory will be given air mail sen ice May 19 In a demonstration of feeder line service from Abilene. Notice of the towns to be included in the demonstration has been received by the aviation committee of the Abilene chamber of commerce and tentative plans for the day have been completed. The air mail will be collected at the various towns, placed in individual caches and picked up by a plane from Abilene. All mail from the territory will be concentrated here for dispatch both east and west. Towns Included are Roby. Rotan. Hamlin. Stamford. Anson. Lueders. Albany, Moran, Roscoe. Sweetwater. Merkel, Baird, Cross Plains, Santa-Anna, Coleman. Brady, Eden, Paint Rock, Winters, Ballinger. Rowena. Miles. Christoval, Carlsbad. San Angelo, Bronte and Robert lite. Two planes have already been secured for the demonstration. George L. Paxton, chairman of the aviation patrolmen committee, said that probably the greatly, two planes would be able to handle the demoastratlor., but lf more were needed there would be little trouble about arrangements. Oil Belt Safety Parley Opens Site For Next Session To Be w Picked Saturday EASIX\ND, May 6.-<Spl.>— Progress in the saving of lives was reported here today by Capt. B. B. Smith of the Dallas police department and Capt. Homer Garrison, assistant director of the department of public safety, at opening session of the fourth annual Oil Belt safety conference. Several thousand had arrived at the one day meet. Capt. Smith, in charge of the traffic enforcement at Dallas, stated that deaths the first quarter of this year were ll as compared to 18 at similar period last year. The speaker attributed the decrease to a gradual crystalization of public opinion through newspapers, the radio and public speakers and a continuous enforcement program. One of the best ways in which the safety problems are solved is through an analysis of the accident. Credit, too. was given the Dallas corporation court. Capt. Garrison stated that at the present rate of reduction it Is believed 240 lives will be saved in Texa^ because of rigid enforcement He states that Hie addition of 97 in June would aid WASHINGTON, May 6,—fZP —The United States chamber of commerce began a nationwide campaign today to win support for a business improvement program based on a minimum of government regulation and on new employer relations with labor. President George H. Davis of Kansas City. Mo., said just before the chamber's annual convention closed: "Tile real benefit of this meeting will come In how well you apply it locally." He spoke after the delegates adopted resolutions asking a re-examination of all federal measures for industrial ald, "because efforts of government and business for recovery from the disastrous depression of the last eight years have fallen short in their objectives." The resolutions proposed congressional investigations of the Wagner labor act, under which the national labor relations board func-i lions, and the railroad problem. The labor resolution advocated outright repeal of the Wagner act. or. failing that, extensive amendments. "We believe the prime consideration of the federal government " It said, "should always be to maintain , impartiality as between employer and employees, and as between different types of labor organizations." KNUDSEN FLAYS CIO One chamber official said the fight on the labor act was the most significant single undertaking of the convention. Some observers regarded it as an effort to curb the activities of the CXO, which was criticized by several convention speakers, including William Knudsen. president of General Motors. Davis, who was reelected president, said in his parting remarks that the national chamber of com-1 Cypress merce would try to sign 1.000.000 business men as supporters of Its campaign Inaugurated some months ago under the slogan "What Helps Business Helps You." "We feel we have. made good progress." he said, "but the Job is only half finished." The today in Woung CHINI* appalling ing their lh An opera-;l« her blind ing her to CHICAGO. Herald-Exam! a copyright si cago couple alternatives Infant daughl Non that woil forever, or die. mn The affliction/ilia been diagnosed as glkwM'.,vw tumor that first attacks -flite retina of the eve and sprwif!* through the optic nerve t* WIT brain. Dr. Henna!* (blan 30, a dentist. and Estelle. 23, the parenta_qfeAtf five weeks old child wwf^Pl by special- Methodists Here Favor Union Of I Three Branches | Laymen Leaders Not Unalterably Opposed To Vote The question of whether or not | Southern Methodists should unit with Northern Methodists In one big denomination may be causing , somewhat of a furore at the general j conference, but there Is no lndica-! lion that It will cause a rift among I Abilene Methodists, j Of IO local leaders in the denom- 1 I ination interviewed this morning. not one was unalterably opposed to I the unification of the two branches and most of them were heartily in favor of the move. The motion for unification was passed at the general conference closing today in Birmingham, Ala . and was approved by the highest authorities of the church. As a result. many of the southern churches ; have threatened to secede from the denomination and others have 1 promised to take the matter into the civil courts. SECESSION THREAT DEPLORED In Abilene, however, the move I received wide approval and the se- ' cession threats were deplored. "I think the move will do away ! with lots of overlapping work with- i in the denomination," was the comment of Dr. Thomas W. Brab- j ham. president of McMurry college. "It suits me fine. The only thing that divided us in the first place was the slave question and that should have been decided long ago I don't think there will be much disturbance over the change and it means a good deal to the church as a whole." Tlve Rev. C. A. Long, pastor of I the St. Paul Methodist church slated that he had favored every movement which nad been made In the cit -action fit unification. "Every (Stowe and Bill Revels. j cause for the split has disappeared j The delegation will parade down j ancj there is now every reason for MORGANS ATTEND WHITNEY HEARING isis. the would die unless the Dr. Cola* lows: "I dre my baby to the sightless "I cap; what ;d, the baby two months removed. ted as fol- ibility that might be left Unrisen In a I don't know Boosters Greet Jaycees Today Mineral Wells Trekkers To Be Met At Airport Mineral Wells junior chamber of commerce members will be met by a welcoming committee from the Abilene Boosters club this afternoon at 5:45 o'clock at the airport and formally escorted into town. Tile reception committee headed by Mayor W W Hair is composed of J. H. Hughes. Newell Thompson, Theron Guffey, Elbert Hall, Theron Fergus, Ray Roe. Jack Simmons Al J. P. Morgan fright) Is shown with his son. Junius, as they appeared at, the SEC investigation in New York into the collapse of Richard Whitney's brokerage firm. The elder Morgan testified he had been told last fall that Whitney was "In a jam." What Is Your News 1.0.? L. H. Taylor, program chairman, announced the .safety conference organization would be perfected and the next site chosen Sa'urda1 morning here at the chamber of commerce. Albany Cate Owner Shoots Sell Fatally Justice Returns Suicide Verdict ALBANY", May 6.—• Spl.1 H. D. Benedict, Albany cafe owner, was found dead at his home last night from gunshot wounds through the head. Justice of the Peace W. W. Fox. making the coroner's inquest, returned a verdict of suicide. His body was discovered by his wife, who had returned home about 7 o'clock. Tile shotgun apparently had been discharged in his mouth. There w as |?o note, No funeral arrangements had been announced today. Mr. Benedict moved to Albany about ten years ago and later resided at Moran and Cisco, moving back to Albany a year ago. He Is survived by his wife. Funeral Today For Cross Plains Man CROSS PLAINS, May 6 -tSpl.) —Funeral for Osie Ola Jones, 58. resident of Cross Plains for 12 years. wiU be held at 3 o clock this afternoon at the Baptist church in May, Brown county, and burial will follow in the May cemetery. Mr. Jones, who died late Thursday. had been in ill health four year*. Hr is survived by his wife, one son and one daughter. Loyalists Fall Back In Rebel Offensive KENDA YE, France (At the Spanish Frontier', May 6.— v—Generalissimo Francisco Francos veteran castillians fought their way steadily through driving ram toward the main Teruel - Sagunto - Valencia highway today. Government dispatcher said General Jose Miaja's militiamen were withdrawing slowly from their fortiflied mountain peaks before the insurgent offensive. street an stop at North 1 Second and Pine where mien Sue Yeager, official hostess of the Texas Health Festival at Mineral Wells June 17-19. will present Mayor Hair with an official certificate of Invitation to attend the celebration. Miss Yeager is accompanied oy Mil-ly Carson. At 6.43 o'clock the visitors will be taken to the Wooten hotel where they will be entertained with a Dutch supper. A four-pieee orchestra from Hardin-Simmons university is to play. Vocalist will be Peggy Mathis. At the dinner Eddie Cockerell will be master of ceremonies. Short talks are to be made by Bd Grissom, president of tile local club, and Mayor Hair. Conrad Brady, publicity chairman for the health festival, will introduce visitors. Accompanying the group will be D. O. Liggett of Fort Worth, state Junior chamber of commerce president. Special guests at the supper will be George Barber of Sweetwater, see-retary-manager of the board of city developments, and J. C. Hunter, president of the Abilene chamber of commerce. J Each visitor will have a member of the local club to show him Ab -lenc. Bob Cannon, secretary of the Boosters, said today. Committee iii charge of arrangements are Cockerell, chairman. E. G. Wood Wayland Lewis, Harry Minor, and C. D Knight. After the overnight stop in Abilene the ylsitors will leave for Dc: Rio in the morning. Ten Horses Named For Derby Running LOUISVILLE. Ky . May 8 - v Without a semblance of a surprise ten three-year-old* today were l amed for the 63rd running of the Kentucky Derby a* Churchill Down tomorrow. All of the expected entries were in 40 minutes before the entry box closed. ! the denomination to be united again. We are one in spirit, doctrine and purpose, and we should be one in fact. PASTOR FAVORS MOVE The Rev. J. H. Hamblen, commenting on the situation said "I am personally in favor of such a move, but sorry that the plan was hurried through and is likely to get in the courts. I sincerely hope that the difference can be Ironed out without a spilt. In the end. tile unification will be best for everyone concerned." u'&STSSfEf: Candidate Defeated BRITAIN, FRANCE URGE CZECHS TO MAKE NAZI CONCESSIONS Warning To Germany Against Violence Will Be Issued With Appeal Is Report PARIS. May 6 4V- A Joint Franco-British appeal to Czechoslovakia to make ut mast concessions to her nazi minority and a warning to Germany against committing any "action of violence" on Hie central European republic will be made within tile next 24 hour*, sources close to the foreign office declared today. Representations by the two governments in an effort to wipe out r threat of European war will follow decisions made by' the French and British ministers at their meeting in London a week ago to arrange a common front In defense and for- --— eign policy. , Sir Neville Henderson, British ambassador at Berlin, will see Field Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Gearing, No. 2 nazi and acting chancellor during Reichsfuehrer Hitler's absence in Italy, today, it was said. Tile French and British ministers in Prague will call at the same time on the Czech foreign office. British Government Ivy Deep Zone Gets Extension as feeling sure the plan would work out successfully. "It is a wise move and will be a great benefit to ail three of the bodies. Much of my experience has been In the field where See METHODISTS. Pf. 14, Col. 4 Postpone Federa Court Indefinitely Judge Ordered To Take Rest Deputy Clerk Ida M. James was notified today that federal district court, now In recess here, has been postponed indefinitely because of the illness of Judge T, Whitfield Davidson. Judge Davidson was ordered to take a complete rest and entered a Dallas hospital today. The Judge opened court Monday moaning, called tile law docket and disposed of the criminal cases by Tuesday afternoon. After consulting a local physician. Judge Davidson recessed court until next Tuesday and returned to his home in Dallas. Mrs. James received word of the postponement in a telephone con-\er.sation this morning with George W. Parker, district clerk. LONDON. May 6.— ZP —The national government of Neville Chamberlain today lost another byelection to the labor party despite the fact that cabinet ministers for the first time in six years were permitted to make speeches in support of the government candidate C. C. Poole. 35-year-old railway clerk, was elected to the house of commons from the Lichfield constituency. near Birmingham, over G. B. Craddock, government candidate, by a majority of 826. Poole said he was elected "because the people have no faith in the foreign policy of the government." "No longer can Mr. Chamberlain say tile people of Britain share his childlike faith in dictators," he declared. Lewis Extender Is Estimated at 600 Barrels Natural STAMFORD, May 6 - Iron Mountain Oil company today spread the Palo Pinto deep Canyon lime To Floor Solons Finish Petition In Less Than 3 Hours New Measure Will Come Up Within Month WASHINGTON, May .6.-* (UP)—The house, in an unprecedented band-wagon rush, completed a petition forcing the wages-hours bill to the house floor less than two md a half hours after the petition was filed. MOUTON IS 218TH SIGNER Representative Mouton <D-La) was the 218th signer. Signatures of a majority of the 435 members of the house are necessary to petitions discharging house committees from consideration of bills. Completion of the petition relieves the rules committee from further action on the measure and has the ! effect of bringing the revised wages-hours bill to the house floor for consideration within this month. House Body Okehs Huge Spending Bill WASHINGTON. Mal 8.—-CZP}—A j house appropriations subcommittee, after inserting provisions which would limit President Roosevelt* discretion in relief spending, approved today the administration'* huge spending-lending bill. Chairman Woorum <D-V«> said: 'The subcommittee will report a bill embodying the essential recommendations of the president." The major recommendations were a $1,250.000 000 relief appropriation and a $1,000,000,000 public works program. "The bill will provide for the appropriations to be made direct to the agencies involved, rather than the existing plan of a lump sum appropriation and allocation to sticli agencies," Woodrum said. The lump sum appropriations have been attacked by some republicans and democrats as giving the president a signed blank check. Jones Says Rails May Hike Workers WASHINGTON, May e.-(UP> — Chairman Jesse Jones of tile reconstruction finance corporation indicated today that railroads might put 25.000 to 40,000 men back to work under liberalized RPC maintenance and equipment loam?. Jones gave his estimate to the house banking and currency cornbin D, production of the Ivy pool, I which *■ considering a n. . .if,.,,.,. " I by Chairman Henry Steagall, northwester Shackelford county, a Ala., to authorize the emergency quarter mile to the north when its loan*. No. 2 D. A. Ivy struck a saturation The bill would permit loans to a: 3.203 and drilled to 3,215 feet. I railroads without the interstate Tile well began filling with od ! commerce commission Hint Jackie Coogan May Become Father HOLLYWOOD, May 6. ? — Friends injected a new note in Jackie Coogan s fortune fight today by hinting that "the kid," 22-ycar-oid former idol of the screen, may become a father before rear s end. The hulls were met with enigmata silence by Jackie as he'vis-Ited 'lie studio set where his bride, Betti arable, is working in a gay movie romance. as the pay was drilled and operators shut down to run a string of five-inch casing which will be cemented at 3.200 feet today. An outpost, it is the fourth producer for the Palo Pinto zone of Hie Ivy pool area. Location is 300 feet from the south and east lines of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 159-BBBArC survey, being 800 feet east of the same company's No. I Ivy which was abandoned last year as a failure In the shallow King (sand. certification that the roads were not in need of reorganization. A senate committee reported the bill favorably yesterday. Newsreels Record Cowboy Christmas Ball Presentation Each question counts 20: each part of a two-part question. IO. A score of 60 is fair; 80 good. . Answ ers on page 3. 1. Identify tills newly married Couple. 2. Why was Mel! in H. Gibbons, an American aviator, detained in Tokyo? 3. Tine New York Drama Critics' Circle chose as the season's best American play * ai "Our Hown," «b> "Of Mice and Men," ic) "Golden Boy," 4. What guarantee does tile United States want before allowing Germany to purchase helium in this country? 5. Tile British ambassador to Moscow protested against the Soviet government's arrest of Rose Collen, a former British communist PREVIEW OF NEXT EUROPEAN WAR— Mussolini Puts Italian Chemical Regiment' On Display For Fuehrer The Weather ANSON, May 6.—An estimated | natural production of 600 barrels per day was showing on the Healey tc Walter No. I W. H. Daughtry. ea«t extensioner for the Jones | county Lewis pool ten miles southeast of Anson, today after the well had started heading over the mast. With casing cemented at 1,899 feet, operators drilled 19 feet of sand when the well began flowing. It is an east offset to the Fain-McGaha and Roberts No. 2 Daughtry, largest natural producer for '.lie pool, and north offset to Hie Field* A; Smith No. I Carter, producing from an upper pay. Location is 220 feet from the south and west lines of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 37-15-TAP survey. A RI LEN I ROME, May 6. uPr-The next European war lf it comes will be largely a struggle with cheni-i teals, flames and artillery if premier Mussolini's lineup ot armed forces today in honor of Reichsfuehrer Hitler was an indication. Al.so. it will be the "totalitarian war" of which the late master strategist. General Rich Luden-dorrf, wrotf. meaning that women and children would be quttr as much drafted into service a* men. Mussolini showed Ids guest a whole "chemical regiment" that 1 sent a shudder through the mass of spectators. Tile soldiers looked like beings from another planet in their gas masks. mem for fighting fire and disease germs. A fumier feature of the impressive two-hour parade wa* Hie prominence given to artillery, from machine guns and anti-aircraft ROME, May 7.-ii lh —Reliable Nazi sources revelled tonight that Hah and Germany had derided against concluding a military alliance during Fuehrer \dolf Hitler's current \is-14 to Rome. Among their equipment were . . ., . . , 'anks and tubes and compressed intl other British subject* in Rus- air containers There wa* however, ria True or false? reassurance for Italians in pieces, to heavy cannon ll Duce seemed determined to show hts German guests he was not lacking in the gruesome implements of war. Beside* Hitler and his entour-equip. j age of high nazis, Mussolini's i guest' included two former king,-Alfonso of Spain and Amanullah of Afghanistan. How seriously Mussolini I, thinking of futur war as "totalitarian" may be judged by thr far- tha' his review included not only regular army units infantry, cavalry artillery and Colonia Ii—but also small boys, girls m black uniform teen-age youngsters on horseback military units of university students and 'artou. fascist formations. including the colonial fascist police. Nor did hr hesitate to incorporate spade-ca ricing labor camp conscript*; Jo the parade. An interest Inc phase of t!'» display was tim jaunty march-past of Alpine trxsips wit > their ruck "ack.' and skiis Ames them one could detect many a teutonic face from South Tyrol. When tile Ai pi nj passed Hitler looked on gravel:, pensively, while Mussolini, who usual!: explained each formation in his capable German, lapsed into silence. Botli relaxed into smiles soon afterward as the picturesque Bersaglieri trooped by on the run. their band playing as the mu- [ details trotted along. Tile reviewing stand where the uehrer stood with King Vittorio I Kmanurle. member.' of the royal | family and marshal.' of Italy was I in tlie Via Del Trtaufi, through I which Caesar's legions once J marched. All but a few of the 30.000 troop.1 made snappy u'e of the "Pa1.so Romano"-the Italian version of '' the German goose- tep and vicinity; Shower* > (cr tcatgM; Satins*)', r|0U<)y anj, WI ST ITX AS and r» . Cloudy and cooler, show--VV '" car-htndi* *nd extreme goahead portion tonight Saturday cloud- cooler in *n(J eolith centra) portion* !• KST TEXAS: Show*!-* rnta rn rth. treat portion tonight; Saturday a how ar* in cunt and rwith, < "'-rtn-* end north central port) teat temperature 'eeterda- >ud> HI Lower temperas PT* . ►*.SU •f morning *o TEMPURA ri'REj CVY' | SHOWERS 1 3 ..... AS •4 I * ..... A,. til I 5 ..... 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Texas, cowboys and cowgirls rendition of the annual Christmas | Cowboys' ball held In their town for 55 years. Here to participate rn the Fifth National Folk festival, tile West Texas group was to be heard over ' the red network of the National Broadcasting company at 1:45 p. rn. (Eastern Standard Time), and later in two festival programs this afternoon and tonight in Constitutional hall. Tomorrow the 31 members of the troupe will visit historic points I concluding with a picnic in the National Zoological park. J. W. Cockrell, secretary to Rep. Clyde I. Garrett, who arranged appearances and entertainment of the group, said some would leave Sunday for j a brief visit to New York, while others would depart directly for West Texas. Octagon House, lf PHOEBE ATWOOD TAYLO* STARTS TODAY In This Paper ;
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Apr 11, 2011 at 10:48 am #1272062
Mark RyanMember
@sixguns01Locale: Somewhere. Probably lost.
Friend of mine was on a long pack and developed a toothache. Stopped by a gas station store and all they had was Orajel. Topical Novocaine that eased his toothache till he finished. Only 4 more days.
Next trip, 2 weeks long and developed a nasty blister on his heel. Hurt like hell. Well he used other language. When he pulled out his med kit to clean the blister, he noticed he still had the Orajel. He put some on the blister with a little Neosporin and it worked. The pain went down considerably and the Neo kept it clean.
Anyone else use Orajel or something similar when packing?Apr 11, 2011 at 4:23 pm #1723326
Martha S.Member
I never thought of this — thanks.Apr 12, 2011 at 11:50 am #1723640
Daniel FosseMember
@magillagorillaLocale: Southwest Ohio
Tell your friend to stop chewing on his feet. That will solve both problems. Neosporin also makes a +Pain Relief ointment which works well.Apr 20, 2011 at 11:51 am #1727081
Todd HeinBPL Member
@todd1960Locale: Coastal Southern California
The Bottom Line Neosporin (and Triple Antibiotic) are great products that have the unfortunate ability to cause a significant number of skin allergies. If you have a choice, stick with Polysporin or Bacitracin.
Neosporin has three active antibiotic ingredients in a petroleum jelly base: neomycin, polysporin, and bacitracin. "Triple Antibiotic" has the same formulation. It is only the neomycin that causes the allergy.
Both Bacitracin and Polysporin are very good topical antibiotics and are available as single agents or in combination with each other. They have the same healing potential as Neosporin without the allergy risk.
Orajel sounds interesting..May 16, 2011 at 2:08 pm #1737320
Sarah KirkconnellBPL Member
@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
New use for the half used tube of it that Walker uses for teething. Who woulda thought that one? Lol!May 24, 2011 at 4:58 am #1740406
David WhiteBPL Member
@davidwLocale: Midwest
I was mentioning this "great new idea" about Orajel to a friend of mine last night. She laughed and said she and all the other ballerinas she knows have been using this trick for years.
Makes you feel manly, don't it! Anyway, I'm going to start including a small tube in my kit. Thanks for the tip.Jul 20, 2011 at 6:29 pm #1761399
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
On a backpack in Colorado this summer I got "Monkey Butt" one day and used Triple Antibiotic + pain med. It worked great and after the 2nd day I was fine.
Orajel on Monkey Butt… well… maybe, as a last resort.Jul 22, 2011 at 9:05 am #1761979
Yuri RBPL Member
I've used Orajel to remove some pain around a nasty cut. It worked a little bit. The problem with Orajel is that it is really made for oral cavity with soft, moist flesh that absorbs the medication quickly and easily. When you try to put it on skin – the penetration of the painkiller is minimal. But yes, it is a good item to have in a med-kitDec 11, 2011 at 3:06 pm #1810999
warren michalskiBPL Member
We also use something called LET in the Emergency Dep't, lidocaine, epinephrine, tetracaine as a topical. Similar to oroghel, which is just benzocaine. LET isn't used very often because like the last writer mentioned, its slow and not as effective as injected lidocaine. I might steal a bit the next time I'm at work though!Jan 14, 2012 at 3:07 pm #1824729
Jason HortinSpectator
@jhortinLocale: Chicago
I was performing in Germany and had a small piece of glass (from a shattered bulb from a light in the wings) about half the size of a dime embed deeply into my foot. The physical therapist used some Orajel around the wound to dig it out with a knife & tweezers. Still hurt, but not nearly as much as without the gel.
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The friendly, family-run Elarin Studios and Apartments are located just 800 metres from the centre of Faliraki with its restaurants, bars, clubs and water park, and a 5 minute walk from a lovely sandy beach. With supermarkets, tavernas and bus stops all close by too, everything is on hand for a most enjoyable holiday. The apartment rooms are well looked after and well equipped and kept very clean with linen changed twice weekly. The pretty swimming pool is served by a pool bar which offers light snacks to enjoy in between dips and sunbathing on the free sun beds is provided. Children have their own pool to splash around in too. The apartments are ideal for family holidays where simple fun is the order of the day, and couples will appreciate the peacefulness of the location away from the hustle and bustle at the centre of the resort. Please note that this accommodation is not suitable for wheelchair users or disabled guests.
Studios sleep 2 with inland view or studios sleep 2/3 with round the house view, all have 2 cooking rings, air conditioning(payable locally) and a bathroom. Basic comfortable accommodation.
- Reception (08.30-22.00)
- Air conditioning (payable locally)
- Safety boxes (payable locally)
- Pool bar
- Free WiFi in public areas*.
For Children
- Separate children's pool.
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Friday, March 4, 2016
Update from Hell
Our dream has hit the fan and turned to shit. Our neighbors have gone beyond problematic. I don't understand things that are not logical or not reasonable. It's like giving a computer a bad command that sends it on an infinite loop taking it back around to the bad command. So we had the arrogant doctor purchase the place north of us. We started off by trying to be good neighbors and allowing access, selling land off that we didn't really need/want, and offering a 15 foot easement on the corner to move sheep and farm equipment. Then it all started with not even the courtesy of letting us know what was going on and the worst fencing one can have around horses put on the property line. All the trees being cleared so that the golden silence and enchanted forest is extinct. Property damage, inconvenience, constant bleating of sheep and barking of dogs ALL day and ALL night. We brought damages, timber theft, and their worrying our animals to their attention to no avail. Somehow, because we had problems with this arrogant doctor, our other neighbors decided they have a problem with us and started treating us in the same manner as the arrogant doctor. Disrespect and telling us what they could do on our property. An easement does not mean our property is public land. These neighbors didn't repair their fencing and their horses kept getting loose and coming over here. We were lucky because our horses were always locked up in the barn when this happened. Our luck ran out on October 15th, 2015. Diesel is dead. Our hearts are broken and our life as we knew it was completely shattered. Mike rushed back here to the cabin from Oklahoma. Let's just leave it at Mike was upset. Mike is now overseas to put distance between him and the dickhead neighbor. (I'll pause here for a moment. Yes, he's in another country right now. It's best as people like our neighbors are not worth one's freedom. Diesel was Mike's buddy. You've seen all the pictures. We feel we have lost our equine son. We are devastated. I've been doing Winter here all by myself. It has been rough is an understatement.) We knew what happened was no skin off their noses. Not so much as an apology. Then a couple of weeks ago, the "adult" daughter of the man responsible for Diesel's death, her dog took a package off my mailbox and opened it and I received the remnants in a couple of crumpled, used grocery bags thrown to the back of the inside of my mailbox complete with snow packed into the cap of a hand blended, natural perfume oil and chewed up bits of wrapping paper and some of the other items I ordered. I left a message for her to put a check in my mailbox for $79.20 and to get her animals under control, that they had done enough damage to my family, and to continue to stay away from us as it is in everyone's best interest. I thought I was just direct and matter of fact. I didn't swear or threaten. The phone call I received is beyond believable. Snarky, snotty, abusive and downright cruel. She berated my behavior right after I watched Diesel do this pitiful whiny, cry thing and take his last breath. Her father arrived to retrieve his murderous geldings just a moment after the horse we raised from a baby and was part of this family for almost 13 years died right in front of me. I make no apologies for swearing at him and who knows what else I said. The "adult" daughter's rant continued snarking at me and told me that it had been four months, animals lives don't matter, get over it bitter bitch. Needless to say, at that point I broke down. I couldn't believe the cruelty and what I was hearing. I said, "What? You're going to pick on me about my behavior after I just watched my horse die?" "Yeah, so. We said we were sorry. Okay. Get over it," she said. And, did you know, that we are the bad neighbors? All I could muster was that no one ever said they were sorry. Needless to say a person like that is pleased with her ability to break someone down and not pay for damages caused by her animal. Like father, like daughter. We are "lawyered up." A couple of letters from our attorney have been sent requesting payment for our financial loss of Diesel. Those letters could have also caused some of this wrath from this vile person. I'm a bit concerned with being here by myself and the actual lawsuit hitting their mailbox. Diesel's death left a huge emptiness in our lives. This is no longer home. I'm sorry I ever dared to dream. We would have NEVER done this had we known it was going to cost us a member of our family. As a side note: Diesel's stablemate, Keira, is okay. She is lost without him and I'm trying to help her through her grief as much as I can. We did locate a small pony and he's here trying to keep her company. Keira's a bit despondent. She is eating and drinking. She understood that Diesel died. She was in the round pen and quietly stood on the other side of the fence by his dead body until I put her up in the barn in anticipation of the backhoe's arrival. I did make sure she got to see, sniff, and touch his dead body. She did this cry, squeal thing and pawed at him. She's never called for him so I know that she understands in whatever way a horse understands death. We're all like Keira right now. Lost. If I had some place to go, I would load up what's left of my animal family and throw a lit match on our way out.
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Thursday, July 16, 2015
Status Quo
|Bzzzzzzz. Look! I shaved my head.
I do have a "big reveal" which leads a little bit into my next adventure. I didn't share this because I didn't want to be defined by it and/or treated differently because of it. Remember, the Winter I was here mostly by myself and I was hauling firewood around? I still move some firewood around but The Husband is home most of the Winter. Still, I run with horses. I play in the dirt. I play in the snow. I mess around with the tractor. All that farm girl stuff. While I have shared some back pain bouts here and there, it's more than that. On top of some old injuries, I have fibromyalgia. Yep. I get up and I kick chronic fatigue and pain's ass. If I can do this off-grid thing, anyone can. Don't get me wrong, while cleaning stalls, I've fallen asleep leaning against the shovel when I wanted to close my eyes for just a minute and I've cried when no one was looking because it hurt so bad but darn it all, I f'ing did it.
My new adventure is that I'm going back to work. For a paycheck. My personal/home life is a completely thankless job for very long hours. And I want to be of use. I want to contribute. I want to help out in some way. I want to do something with my life.
A little sprinkling of back story:
Once upon a time, I grew up on the back of a horse and in the show pen and honestly, I wasn't allowed to do anything else. As my 50th birthday approaches, memories of my 16th birthday have been flooding back. I was so excited about turning 16. Unfortunately, a few weeks before my 16th birthday, I told my mom that I was burned out on showing and wanted to try other things. Apparently, photography and writing and dancing must be horrible and shameful endeavors as I was lamb basted for being so ungrateful. While I appreciate the lessons of going for our dreams that my childhood provided me, the key is to go for our own dreams ourselves and not force someone else to live them for you, beat down who they are, and live through them. There was no celebration of any kind for my 16th birthday. It was barely acknowledged. Having such a small scope of experience only having ridden and showed horses, I had always wanted to do something with my life. It was an uphill battle but slowly I was headed where I wanted to go. Enter The Husband. Everything I had built for myself crumbled away under the compromise of marriage. I kept hearing, "When I retire, when I retire, when I retire...." The Husband's retirement hasn't exactly taken the shape I'd hoped. He's down in OKC now, loves teaching, and is getting another certification to be able to teach more classes. Earlier this year, I saw my 50th birthday coming and that was it, I'm done waiting. Now that it's almost here, I've taken action. I shaved all my hair off to shed the first 50 years and all the shoulds, meeting other's expectations, and being there for everyone but myself. I've been going to school again. I have some life coaching certifications. By the end of the year, my business will be up and running and I will be a certified hypnotherapist specializing in pain management and fibromyalgia. I'll be mixing a little art and magical living in there too. So, really, I guess there is a little bit of new thrown in there with the status quo.
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Monday, November 24, 2014
Still here.
Ok. So we did NOT move to OK. Oklahoma for those that haven't been following along; I couldn't resist saying Ok as in okay and OK as in Oklahoma in the same sentence. Anyway, our buyer's agent down in OK, in our opinion, was not working on our behalf. He was advising us to do some things that even without my having a law degree were obviously not in our best interest. Between the real estate BS and getting the "rest of the story" on the job which was only perceivable by actually working the job for two and a half months, it became clear that investing in a piece of real estate down there wasn't something we wanted to do. Yeah, their governor did sign some crap law into effect that is going to financially penalize those with solar panels and the drones/sheep/collective were all rattling off some stupid "yeah, they need to pay their fair share" nonsense because people that generate some of their own electricity apparently need to pay for electricity that they don't use from the utility company otherwise they're not paying their fair share; hence, the word nonsense. However, that didn't have much to do with our decision. There is a unprecedented, mountainous pile of BS that has gone on since my last update but I'll try to take it easy. Let's do a photo essay.
|The feLIONs continue to do their usual impressive feLION things like throw their toys in their food dishes.
|Token photo of this year's fawn crop.
|Turkey passing through. I like these kind of turkeys much better than people who are pain in the butt turkeys (understatement).
|My sister and I posted on Facebook our 4-H Fair flashback photos during this year's Monroe County, Michigan Fair. It was lots of fun. This was my 1983 photography entry and below is....
|my poetry entry.
|A moment with The Husband in Lake Superior, at McClain State Park on one of his brief visits home from OKC.
|There were some ducks at the lake that day too.
|Oh, what is going on here? Yep, that silver car is a Chevy Volt and….
|Sigh. Diesel's impression of an Unicorn. We go through this every Fall with the burrs.
|Keira is a Southern girl and needed a light Fall weight "jacket."
|The lighting and textures were great this Fall.
|I found a Fairy Castle in the woods.
|She kept eating snow. She's got burrs in her hair too. I'm probably going to be doing burr removal all Winter with this one.
|More fantastic lighting and shadows.
|White birch is one of my favorite trees. Yes, I say that about a lot of trees but….look at the fabulous texture.
|Put your limbs in the air like you don't care, la, la, la…
Well, that was our Spring, Summer, and Fall in snippets. I've had worse years but this one was pretty exhausting. A good side effect, though, I've been spending a little more time doing Art in an effort to maintain my sanity. Speaking of Art and sanity, I'll sign off for now with a quote I just came across today: "Artists, while painting, are quite literally out of their minds." ~ Plato
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Labels: Electric car, horse, off-grid living, The Big OK Move, tractor
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
The fate of The Secret Cabin
So. To recap, The Husband got a job in Oklahoma City, OK. Bheki-locks is going from too cold to too hot. While I love adventures, I'm not digging the idea of heat, heat, and more heat; tornados, earth quakes (it was news to me too), and not one but three different poisonous snakes including one that is about three feet long that can lunge it's body length at you very quickly. Lovely. We sold MY tractor so I'm down one of my great super powers. I always learn so much about myself with every new adventure. For example, in searching for a new place to live, I have discovered that I am a Toilet Snob. Not proud of it but I've always tried to be honest with myself and others. We will discuss Toilet Snobbery in another post at greater length but for now, I am out of the water closet.
But, what, pray tell, about The Secret Cabin? I don't know. Neither Mike, nor I can bear the thought of selling right now. This all has happened kind of unexpectedly and quickly. He made one phone call just to inquire and the next thing you know, we're off to see the Wizard. Close enough. We've thought that maybe we could vacation here in the Summer. We've even thought of renting The Secret Cabin for Solar-cations so others could vacation and experience off-grid goodness. Too early for us to know. What we do know is that once we get a place in OK and get all the Beasts moved down and settled in, I will be coming back to the cabin to do some cleaning and maintenance. I really need to paint the windows. Really, getting The Secret Cabin all tucked in to go solo for a bit which is really hard to think about. The Secret Cabin has a really nice toilet. :D
But, what, pray tell, about The Secret Cabin? I don't know. Neither Mike, nor I can bear the thought of selling right now. This all has happened kind of unexpectedly and quickly. He made one phone call just to inquire and the next thing you know, we're off to see the Wizard. Close enough. We've thought that maybe we could vacation here in the Summer. We've even thought of renting The Secret Cabin for Solar-cations so others could vacation and experience off-grid goodness. Too early for us to know. What we do know is that once we get a place in OK and get all the Beasts moved down and settled in, I will be coming back to the cabin to do some cleaning and maintenance. I really need to paint the windows. Really, getting The Secret Cabin all tucked in to go solo for a bit which is really hard to think about. The Secret Cabin has a really nice toilet. :D
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Labels: off-grid living, The Big OK Move
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Winter 2013-14 Album
What happens when your neighbor clears the trees on his property?Mike and Bheki end up with snow up to their armpits in their drive. Lovely.
The road was worse; I'm sure the road commission is still cursing.
Broken blower thingie.
(I actually know what all the thingies are called but
ever since the 7th grade when I was the only one in the class that got 100% on the engine part quiz,
I'm tired of the tendency of men getting mad at me
because I actually know what I'm talking about. I was also Outstanding Industrial Arts I student in shop class which won even more fans but for the sake of full disclosure, I got a C in Home Ec. That was an interesting few moments at home on report card day; sometimes even I feel sorry for my parents.)
I'm kind of fascinated by the way the metal "smeared" on the left. RAWR, torque, baby!
Broken blower means snowshoe time.
Half mile trip to the mailbox. And starting the half mile back.
I saved the best for last. Snow almost up to your tubes
(evacuated tubes on the solar thermal water system)
hence the height of the wooden rack.
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Labels: hot water, off-grid living, Winter
Friday, April 25, 2014
Are you all sitting down?
But first, let's update.
Back spasms from Hell weren't just back spasms. Something or other with discs and spinal cord and nerves and PAIN that hurt more than when a horse stands on your foot or horse dumps you and falls on you. Lasted longer than that too. I didn't get to go visit family for either Thanksgiving or Christmas. I was mad. My back and I aren't speaking to each other. I started an exercise program. I do 30 minutes a day, six days a week on my stationery bike or treadmill or hike the driveway. I want to add yoga but that's enough health stuff.
Winter. Seriously, it's supposed to be all green grass, bunnies, and roses soon and it's doing a "wintry mix" as I write. Whatever.
Hot Water system. LOVING it. On several occasions I have stood under the shower head and wasted hot water. It feels good. INTERESTING (and kinda weird) HOT WATER NOTE: When the Sun is out there cranking, it seems the more hot water we use in the cabin, the hotter the tank gets. Running downstairs to check the temperature gauges after we each take a hot shower and see the tank not only not loose degrees but actually go up a degree or two just never gets old.
Beginning mid-February is when we started consistently making more hot water with the solar thermal system. We even had days were the floor loops were on and heating the bathroom and front porch. This coincides with the solar panels producing more power and cutting back on generator reliance.
Our food stash proved useful when the snow blower broke down. We were down about two weeks. Eleven words to the wise: Thirty day food and supply stash for both man and beast. And one more word: Grateful.
Loss and Grief: We lost some of our aging feLION family members and Diesel's donkey buddy, Pumpkin. Diesel is having a tough time. While Diesel is still a pain-in-the-butt, we now know who the mastermind behind a lot of the mischief was. We're grieving, Diesel is grieving, and we've got feLIONs grieving. We keep reminding ourselves that there is grief because there is Love.
Okay, you should probably sit down now. Recently, Life as we know it here at The Secret Cabin has gone ….
BOOM! The Husband received a career opportunity that we couldn't refuse….in Oklahoma. Pause for shockwave to pass. Okay. He's leaving today to go where old, retired Air Traffic Controllers go---to teach the next generation of Controllers. It's where he started off twenty-seven years ago. Full circle. Pause for nodding. Yep. Well, at least I won't have to watch him run around the acreage chasing the two airplanes that fly over the cabin any more. It's been a whirlwind of loss, endings, changes, and beginnings in the last couple of weeks. When we went to put The Secret Cabin on the market, we just couldn't do it. Not yet anyway. We sold my beloved tractor and all of the implements. I feel stripped of one of my great superpowers. As soon as Mike gets settled in his new job, we hope to find some place for all of us to move to down in Oklahoma. I've been scouring Trulia without any success. Oklahoma has heat, tornados, and 300 days of Sunshine and yet there are no solar powered, earth berm homes. I know that I'm "different" but sometimes, a lot of the times, I just don't understand what the deal is. I haven't been able to find a "normal" house either.
BOOM! Definitely, BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!
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Labels: food pantry, hot water, off-grid living
Sunday, December 1, 2013
More From The Secret Cabin Dept. of Culinary Delights
|Eat Your Veggies Pasta
photo credit: Mary Jane's Farm
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Before we purchased the home , I did a check with the local county and there were no liens on the property . Now that we have ownership , the association is saying that we are responsible for his past due fees . Apparently before we took ownership it was in the hands of a lawyer but nothing was filed with the courts at that point .
If Florida is anything like New Jersey then the answer would be yes. Prior to closing you should have obtained a statement of accounts from the Association to determine what if any outstanding balances were owed by the Seller of the unit. Failing to do so leaves the new owner liable for the deficiency. The fact that no Condo Lien was placed on the unit in the county records means nothing. This is just another classic example of why it is important to retain counsel when purchasing real estate.
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I recommend retaining Florida counsel to resolve this issue. I suggest you do so quickly as I imagine the homeowners' association wants to resolve this matter quickly.
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Where you represented by counsel when you purchased the home? I would think an attorney would have inquired as to outstanding monies owed in addition to obtaining the by laws, rules and regulations and budget. As has been answered, if Florida is anything like NJ this would be your responsibility. I would therefore suggest contacting Florida counsel for advice. Good luck.
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Agencies are slow to adopt 911 text messages
WASHINGTON ? Today, Californians with a cellphone cannot send a text message to the nearest 911 call center to report an emergency.
That is expected to change soon in Butte County, but implementation elsewhere likely will be one call center at a time.
Erin Brockus, dispatch center manager for the Ventura County Sheriff's Office, said its system was recently upgraded, but additional equipment would be needed to provide text-to-911 capability.
Brockus said she is certain "sometime down the line" the service would be offered, but there is no timeline.
The Federal Communications Commission pushed the idea this month when it ordered text message providers not already voluntarily making the service available to do so by the end of the year in jurisdictions equipped to handle text-to-911 service.
But that's not many places: 121 of the nation's 6,800 local call centers, known as PSAPs (public safety answering points), in 18 states can respond to text messages. California has 454 call centers, with only Butte County planning to convert, while seven others participated in a text-to-911 trial earlier this year.
The four largest cellphone companies ? Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile ? voluntarily made text-to-911 service available in May.
The agreement hammered out with the companies was "driven by the way people communicate today," said Brian Fontes, CEO of the National Emergency Number Association, which negotiated the deal along with the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials. He said the aim is to make the service available nationwide.
The FCC says text-to-911 service is critical for emergencies involving 48 million people who are deaf or hearing- or speech-impaired. It's also useful in those situations in which making a voice call to 911 might endanger the caller, such as during a bank robbery or domestic dispute. And it's a good backup when cell service is too weak to make a phone call.
FCC chairman Tom Wheeler said this month that more state and local governments need to ensure that 911 fees consumers pay are used to keep call centers current.
Advocates for the deaf want to see the service extended, noting they might text on behalf of someone else.
"People don't often realize we have emergencies and sometimes they don't necessarily involve us," Claude Stout, executive director of Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Inc., said in an interview interpreted via video relay service.
Under FCC rules, cellphone companies must send a "bounce-back" message to people attempting to text a call center that's incapable of receiving it, telling callers their message was not received.
The FCC emphasizes that a voice call to 911 is still the preferred method of seeking help, according to Communications Director Rochelle Cohen.
In the trials in California, the cost to upgrade call centers wasn't determined, said Karen Wong, assistant director of the Governor's Office of Emergency Services for Public Safety Communications. She said local jurisdictions would have to assess the financial impact on staffing and training.
Butte County E-911 Coordinator Cheri Lynn Rockwell said she anticipates the text-to-911 service will be popular and spread to other jurisdictions. She compared it to the switch to wireless 911 calls a few years ago, when there was some initial trepidation.
"I have a feeling, once we go live, we can reach out and talk to other dispatch centers," Rockwell said.
Ventura County has call centers operated by the Sheriff's Office, which covers unincorporated areas and the cities of Ojai, Moorpark, Fillmore, Thousand Oaks and Camarillo, and by the police departments of Santa Paula, Oxnard, Ventura, Simi Valley and CSU Channel Islands.
The Ventura County Fire Department operates a secondary call center and gets calls routed by the primary call centers for fire and medical calls, said Jim Norris, the system's information technology manager. It handled 83,083 incidents in 2013.
Norris said many hearing-impaired people operate Teletype devices to communicate a 911 emergency but text-to-911 "would be a great advantage for them if they're not at home." If that happened now, they would have to text a friend to call 911, he said.
"We're ready to do whatever the county decides to do from a fire and ambulance perspective," Norris said.


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Anxiety Heights
Poem by: ddrandall
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
Scent on card fills my nose,
perfume burns as candle glows.
I gaze on out and yet not there,
sun in eyes with too much glare.
Words unspoken still I care,
I cant hear yet them I'll wear.
No graceful touch upon my skin,
I leave myself to fingers wind.
So close so far into the night,
trying to hug the shadows tight.
Pillow feathers drawn into me,
ocean waves won't cleanse I see.
The quiet days and darker nights,
takes me to "The Anxiety Heights".
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the flow of the words is amazing. i really like it.
ah...the want of a long distance love! It's a yearning unfulfilled until we meet again. May your separation by miles be short! I love the writing ~ :-) ~ K
Great Job!!! I'm in a situation right now where this girl I was dating for a couple of years had to move to Paris for school. I had no trouble relating to this poem at all. Keep it up!!
Excellent piece. Puts a lot in perspective. Well done, with a good tempo. Write on!
I love this, It has such a good rythmn and it's emotion is great.
Love Always,
DD, that was fabulously well written. And it gives me an amazing feeling... I absolutely loved it...
Wow.... this is really, really good! It just leaves you with an.... indescribale feeling! Really... Good work, as always!
At Skies Limit is right, it brings out unknown feelings. But i did feel anxiety, and it reminded me of my own experiences. Good flow and i loved the last stanza :P
At the time of this writing, I was secluded in a room I was renting from a friend... waiting for the day I would return to London and my girls... it was almost as if I could reach out and touch them, but I couldn't... the words in this piece I hope showed how I longed for every emotion, of every stanza in this piece... thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your thoughts and emotions of a bad time in my life... every line in this piece added to my "Anxiety Heights"... write on my friend!
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A medium-sized group of girls will be attempting an easy run on the Club Challenge course this Saturday (2/8), meeting in the HCCC parking lot ready to run at 9:45am. We will not be doing a workout this weekend to make sure we can stay together and run the actual course!
All are welcome! Links and directions are below from last weekend's course run.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Another Club Challenge course run!
2 comments:
- RM said...
Thank you for putting this together Christa! This is great to simply familiarize yourself with the course without the pressure of getting dropped and/or lost. However, don't let PJ tell you he knows the way. He doesn't.
- February 5, 2014 at 4:05 PM
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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by Kameltosis, Oct 2, 2007.
I am just taking a guess here, but you were never that good with 'Which One Is Different' when you were a kid, huh?:smile2: One has hair, one does not. One has even eyes, the other does not. One has two or three teeth, the other has a full set of teeth. As usual, a completly non-sensical post by a fusker. Don't make me sic LB on your dumb butt!:lol:
Although I look at that and think 'Ya know, it you put a corncob hat and some bib overalls on the sucker, you might have the best looking fusker to come along in years!:thumbsup: Farkers, get busy!
haha in the face...so sloth.
Why wet stuff fall out of sky?!?! Cally not know what to do!!
Seriously though, that looks more like Sloth in my opinion.
This is classic....
lol no...callahan looks like the pricipal from Saved by the Bell. Ahahah plus rep on the rain thing hahahaha
I'd go with Beau Bridges
But that's just not funny enough...I'm sure there's a washed up old actor joke in there somewhere, but otherwise I got nothin'.
rain is a big deal back here in Nebraska! It rains like 10 inches a year here.
"Cally not know what to do" hahaha
Wow he does look like that guy
Rain was ****ing ridiculous down here this year...****ing rained all summer.
Good thing NU has an indoor practice facility...
You can find one of those on Craigslist right? I'll send an e-mail to Mike Bohn to look into it.
Personally I think Hawkins looks like the coach that just beat the #3 team in the country....but that's just me.
Sir...captain obvious reporting for duty :wink2:
Hawkins is a ringer for Nicholas Bradford (Adam Rich) from Eight is Enough, but all grown up.
Nope, that's more like it.
Friends dont let friends have hair helmets
That's one wek look alike - goonies vs Hawk - what you smokin in the corn cob pipe???
Man! That's like, 3 times more than the dick the Nebraska girls get from the fusker boys!:smile2:
Actually, I wish I had the helmet hair to work with--all the guys in my family have the 'Friar Tuck' thing going. You don't notice it while you are a kid, then you hit about 14 and look around at the family reunion, and go 'Oh ****!'
No avoiding it.:sad1::lol:
the problem is he got his corncob stuck up his out hole, after freeking that cally still don't have his signature win.
4 times. you are being generous.
Ahhh Blaise.
WOW....take you alittle time to come up with that clever gem? :thumbsup:
as disturbing as that fact may be to you, it is common knowledge around here. :smile2:
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Clothesline Race-O-Rama MK2: Sat., Nov. 20, 2010 Racer Registration
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Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM (CST)
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If you planning to race something, please register for free here, and we will collect the entry fees at the space. First 15 people to register get a t-shirt and back issue of Make Magazine.
Twin Cities Maker will be hosting our second annual aerial variant on those little wooden derby cars at the Hack Factory on Saturday, November 20th at 1 pm, an event which we're dubbing:
You will build a racer, attach it to the cable in the shop, and have it race to the finish and back to the start on its own power. Fabulous prizes will be awarded in various categories. We had a potluck for our Alpha and MK1 races; we'll stick with that tried and true formula. Autumnal jollity will be had by all.
Make Magazine has generously offered to sponsor this event with some pretty swanky prizes, and Bill Gurstelle has donated an autographed book as well. We anticipate a nice participation goodie for everyone who fields a racer, and we're not talking about something from the shop's junk bin. More details on prizes in the reminder post in a week or so! Guests are more than welcome to come see machines fail in humorous ways. Prizes will be based in part on the number of racers, but there'll be buckets of Make swag, other goodies yet to be determined, and at least a month's free membership to TC Maker if we get 10 racers. Odds are that everyone will get something swanky. You need not be a member to participate. We will provide the approximately 100' long piece of 1/8" steel cable and it will be suspended as close to level as we can manage, with as little slack as we can manage. At either end of this cable will be a disk approximately 4" in diameter that you can bonk your vehicle into. Each racer must travel from the start disk to the end disk, touch that disk, and return to the start disk to be eligible for most (but not all) of the prize categories. Each vehicle will race against the clock, with the fastest overall taking home the grand prize. The entry fee is $10 per vehicle; build and enter as many racers as you'd like. Judging and timing will be by TC Maker members not competing in the event. Each racer may only win one category. Racers Restrictions V2: Each vehicle:
- Must weigh less than 3 pounds, fully fueled
- Must be able to fit within a 12" cube and can not extend beyond those dimensions at any point during its race
- Must begin the race in contact with the start/end stop
- Must contact the far stop and return to the start/end stop
- Must be fully autonomous after the "go" signal is issued (although any trigger mechanism is allowed for "go" switches: buttons, verbal commands etc.)
- Must be able to be quickly placed on the wire without requiring the end of the wire be passed through anything (the wire will be fixed at the start of the day for the whole day)
- May not damage or adulterate the wire or stops in any way (no residue, soot, char, rubber, goop, or anything else left behind, no cutting or abrading, or smashing into so hard as to break, and yes, we expect things to bonk into the stops pretty hard)
- Must finish the race with all parts (except fuel) it started still within the proverbial 12" cube volume
- Must be safe for racers and spectators alike
Any form of propulsion or motive action is allowed, except liquid fueled rocket engines, jet engines, and high pressure air, water, or steam mechanisms. Solid rocket motors are allowed, with the limitations that they be store-bought, not larger than 1/4A rating in size, and be limited to two per racer. Also, your "go" command can not involve outside means of propulsion (e.g., you can't shove it). Race Rules:
- Each racer gets up to three starts, with at most two completed runs, the best time being the score. Failure to complete the course after three attempts disqualifies the racer from the time trial. The contestant may, at their discretion, and if judges feel time allows, choose to attempt to complete the course with that racer in order to qualify for the vanity competitions after all other time trials have completed.
- Judges may rule that a racer is failing to make headway if a racer has not moved within a period of at least 30 seconds at any point.
- Non-race vehicle contact of any kind with the cable, stops or racer after the "go" command is given, will disqualify that start (contact is allowed after race completion, or admission of failure of attempt).
- Fastest, Penultimate Arrival, and Tertiary Speed (only one win per contestant in this category) - or "there and back again"
- Most Absurd - We like silly things!
- Loudest - It'd be nice if the sound involved its propulsion
- Bittiest, Lightest - Physically smallest and lightest racer(s) to complete the course
- Creative Locomotion - Well, huh, we'd have never thought that'd move it
- Most Efficient - Finish time over starting mass
- Epic Failure - Need not complete the course; must be judged to be an honest failure, and not intended to fail entirely
You've got a month! Show us your stuff!
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Hack Factory
3119 E 26th St
Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM (CST)
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My secret:
fragile, powerful,
delicate, destructible,
unleashed upon the world,
I know it would be met
with equal admiration, equal regret,
with tears and fears,
laughter and pride,
judgement, betrayal,
emotions I can't hide.
But tonight, this secret is mine,
mine and mine alone.
In the coming days, it will become known.
I will not rush,
but trust
that when the day comes
my secret will reveal me, no longer bound,
instead of the other way around.