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Located in the historic Sunnyside neighborhood of Denver, Forty 45 will be an amazing new home community that will feature new Townhomes (Row) and Duplexes (Duos). Both home styles will offer open floorplans with roof top decks, as well as other features throughout the homes. These homes will appeal to young professional and families alike, Continue Reading


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Actor Herbert Duncanson was most recognized for his roles in television. His acting career began with roles in the series "Stargate SG-1" (1997-2006), "The Chris Isaak Show" (Showtime, 2000-04) and "Jake 2.0" (UPN, 2003-04). He also appeared in "Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital" (ABC, 2003-04). Duncanson launched his entertainment career by acting in films like "Thirteen Ghosts" (2001). In the early 2000s, Duncanson devoted his time to various credits, such as "Catwoman" (2004) starring Halle Berry, "White Chicks" (2004) starring Shawn Wayans and "The Last Mimzy" (2007) starring Rhiannon Leigh Wryn. He also worked on "Human Target" (Fox, 2009-2011). He also appeared in "Grave Encounters 2" (2012) with Richard Harmon. Duncanson most recently acted on "Second Chance" (Fox, 2015-).

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Jaclyn Smith backs Ryan O'Neal in Farrah Fawcett portrait dispute
Actress Jaclyn Smith has waded into the dispute over the ownership of a portrait of her former Charlie'S Angels co-star Farrah Fawcett. Fawcett's former boyfriend Ryan O'Neal is embroiled in a court battle with the University of Texas over the ownership of an Andy Warhol silkscreen image of the actress, with university bosses insisting she left the artwork to them following her death in 2009.
Smith attended court in Los Angeles on Monday (16Dec13) to hear the closing statements in the civil trial and insisted her former co-star would want the portrait to stay with O'Neal as he was the love of Fawcett's life.
She said, "I think the most important thing would be imagining what Farrah would want. I really feel Farrah would want that portrait with Ryan."
Smith, who broke down in tears outside the courthouse after meeting Fawcett's son Redmond, added that she is backing O'Neal to win the case, saying, "In Ryan winning, Farrah wins."
The University of Texas in Austin, Fawcett's alma mater, is already home to one of the pair of Warhol portraits and officials insist the two images should be displayed together.


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Twist of Faith #7 - Favorites (Pink & Embossing)
"God will prepare everything for our perfect happiness in heaven, and if it takes my dog being there, I believe he'll be there." Billy Graham
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
DS73 & TSTR136 ~ A Shabby Thank You ~
Twist of Faith #7 - Favorites (Pink & Embossing)
9 comments:
- Debbie said...
Simply stunning, Lori!!! I adore the jewel trim and love the altered cardboard piece!! Thanks for sharing this pretty beauty with us in the Tea Room this week :)
- October 17, 2012 at 1:49 PM
- Jennifer Shults said...
Wow! this is just gorgeous! I love your fabulous embellishments and the pretty colors!
- October 18, 2012 at 2:00 PM
- Rebekah said...
Beautiful job! Love your embossed wood grain piece.. perfect for our Shabby Tea Room challenge!
- October 19, 2012 at 10:17 PM
- Austie Bost said...
I can't even TELL you how much I love this!! I love that you're using inspiration from a beautifully set table!
- October 21, 2012 at 1:29 PM
- Helen Dooley said...
beautiful card. thanks for playing at Twist of Faith!
- October 21, 2012 at 4:49 PM
- Jenée said...
Oh my, this is a super stunning card. The roses are beautiful, and you've created such a wonderful presentation of all the elements. It does make me long for the beauty and peace of those "olden days" of elegant teas. Thank you for entering this week's challenge at Twist of Faith. God bless.
- October 22, 2012 at 10:59 AM
- Laura said...
Gorgeous card! I love the shabby chic/rustic thing you've got going here! Embossing that woodgrain paper was a great idea that I entend to try out some time soon. Thank you so much for joining us at Twist Of Faith!
Laura C.
- October 22, 2012 at 12:07 PM
- Pauline said...
Stunningly beautiful, Lori! What a delight! Thanks for sharing at Twist of Faith this week...
- October 22, 2012 at 10:55 PM
- Tam said...
pretty! Do you buy those pearl flourishes by the case? LOL
- October 25, 2012 at 8:17 AM


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We had our first warranty repair on one of the six netbooks that we purchased. For those of you that have been following this series of posts, the Computer Using Educators of BC purchased six netbooks to test the use of and promote student computers in education. We were looking for low-cost, high-use computers. Archive of previous posts: part I, part II, part III.
Another highlight of this project is that we will be giving the six computers away to delegates at our fall conference. Register now for 'Turning the Classroom on the Edge of 2.0', a conference about using the best of the web in your classroom.
Problems with the Acer Aspire One netbooks
Here are the notes from Dennis in regards to the recent repair.
- Went to the website found the warranty/support link.
- Entered in the serial # and purchase date of the computer.
- Acer sent me an email with instructions on how return the product – choice of drop off or pickup; I chose pickup by Purolator. Repair depot was located in Burnaby
- Sent an email when the repair was finished and couriered it back by Fed Ex
- Picked up on May 4, delivered on May 14. Total of 10 days. A little long for a repair I thought considering the repair depot was in Burnaby.
- Acer paid for all shipping costs.
- Repair comment on the invoice: "Replaced Battery" and "It has been thoroughly tested"
The bottom line was that it was fairly quick and very easy to get it repaired. Kudos to Acer.
Here are the notes from a problem that Anita had.
- I also wanted to update you on my Son's Acer Aspire. I wrote the following out for Staples when I brought it in – I am just passing it along to you FYI as I know you have been collecting info about them. I had to take it in to Staples as it has been giving him trouble lately and now it will not boot up at all. They are looking into it. What has been happening:
- On boot-up a "checking file system" screen would come up (looks like the screen that happens when you run a 'check disk')
- It would run through and then boot up fine (thought Graham says it has been quite slow)
- The last time this happened prior to bringing it in it indicated:
- "windows is verifying files and folders"
- "Windows found problems with the file system that could not be corrected"
- Following this it just cycles through the "checking file system" screen again repeatedly
- A while back I found out that Graham has been powering off with the power button rather than going through the correct processes – I am wondering if this has damaged it.
Would be interesting to hear from others on your model of netbook and issues that you have experience.


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Collector's Notebook: Provenance
Fine art's origin can profoundly influence its value
Ones to Watch: Bryan Christiansen
Spotlighting the work of mixed-media artist Bryan Christiansen
Ones to Watch: Mary Bechtol
Spotlighting the work of painter Mary Bechtol
Written by
Michele Corriel
February | March 2012
Mary Bechtol's vibrant oil paintings bring to mind a modern Fauvist. Her colors explode across the canvas while keeping the paintings harmonized, and they still dazzle. There is almost a lyrical flow to her work.
"I try for my work to have a distinctive look," Bechtol says. "When I paint I start it en plein air and then I take that to the studio and I interpret it using light, color and line."
By starting out in nature, Bechtol is able to capture the immediacy of a place, the impulsive truth beneath the surface. When she brings the work back to the studio, she is able to layer in subtle changes and nuances, to play with the natural setting and bring about the best of both worlds.
Bechtol was recently selected for volumes 5 and 6 of the International Contemporary Masters book series. Her work was juried into Miami Art Fair, Miami, Florida, and the Contemporary Landscape Exhibit, Dacia Gallery, New York City, New York. She also had a solo show at BA Designs, Topeka, Kansas.
Her work was included in a group show at the Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, Texas, as well as in the group show at the Southern Nevada Museum of Fine Arts, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Her art is collected internationally, both publicly and privately, and is included in the collection of Stephanie and Paul Mercier, Dr. and Mrs. Steve Lewis and many others.
Bechtol is represented by the Kirchman Gallery, Johnson City, Texas; the Dacia Gallery, New York City, New York; the Xanadu Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona; and the Susan Castor Collection, Corpus Christi, Texas.


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Simple Instant Pot Swedish Meatballs Recipe
As some of you might know from my previous posts, I LOVE my Instant pot. And after this simple Swedish meatballs recipe I am more in love than ever. Swedish Meatballs are a family favorite around here, and while the traditional recipes aren't too hard, they require multiple pans and some time. But not any longer. Want to know how long it took me to make this? 15 minutes. No seriously, 15 minutes from start to finish. Can it get any cooler than that? I don't think so. So grab your instant pot and let's get started!
Simple Instant Pot Swedish Meatballs Recipe
Here is how to make my simple Instant Pot Swedish Meatballs Recipe:
You Will Need:
- 2 lbs frozen meatballs of your choice
- 2 cans Cream of Mushroom Soup
- 1 can Beef Broth
- 1 cup of Milk
- 10 oz Egg Noodles
- Salt and Pepper to taste
Instructions for making my Swedish Meatballs Recipe
First, You want to get all your liquids in the pot. Then your noodles, and then your meatballs on top. Stir and add salt and pepper. Set your timer for 12 minutes and lock your lid down.
Then, after your timer has gone off release your pressure and open your lid (away from your face, the steam is HOT). Stir, and serve!
Yes you guys, it really is that easy. Pour, lock, cook, and release. The noodles are perfectly tender, the meatballs juicy. And only 1 pot to clean. It's sure to be a family favorite, and lucky for you it takes no time to cook and little time to clean up. It really is a win-win situation.
I can't wait to share more Instant pot Recipes like this one in the future! Have you checked out my recipes for Intapot Baked Potatoes yet? Another easy recipe you are going to love, promise! Plus, they would be a great side to this Instant pot Swedish Meatballs Recipe right? Enjoy!
Get your pan out of the pressure cooker without ruining what you created, learn how to make slings for your instant pot
Also check out our other meatballs recipes:
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It is said that our lives are a sum total of the choices we make, which inevitably leaves us to wonder: what if? What if we had the chance to go back and live what could have been? What We Leave Behind hones in on the fleeting moments and stand-out events that irrevocably change our lives. The book chronicles the life and emotional growth of Jessica Parker as she frees herself from the past and moves forward with her future.
At 16, Jessica is managing the emotional trauma of her father's death while surrendering to the profound pain of a failed first love. Jonas Levy, a 22-year-old medical student, has abruptly walked out of Jessica's life after an intense summer romance, and the wounds are still raw. Is it possible to ever forget the boy you first gave your heart to?
Jessica eventually moves on and in her 20s becomes a successful music supervisor in Los Angeles. She marries film producer Marty Tauber, starts a family, and appears to have it all - until things slowly begin to unravel. The marriage struggles through a miscarriage and becomes harder and harder to sustain. With an unexpected phone call from New York, a secret from Jessica's past comes to light. As the rippling effects of her betrayal emerge, Jessica finds herself caught in the firestorm of long-hidden emotional trauma.
Thrust into a modern-day moral and ethical dilemma, Jessica must face the pain of her past or lose everything she holds dear. Will she be able to reconcile old feelings in time to salvage her marriage?
An honest, tender, and poignant portrayal of love in its many forms, this heart-wrenching novel will resonate with any woman who has questioned her past and wondered what could have been.
©2011 Rochelle B. Weinstein (P)2016 Audible, Inc.
It truly is a great book. I've moved on to the next one already. The narrator was just right for this book!
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Using funds given by the U.S. Department of Energy, Cummins Inc. has partnered with Nissan Motor Co. to develop a four-cylinder diesel engine that will give full-sized, light-duty pickups the power of a small V-8 and will reach overall fuel economy of 28 mpg. Pickuptruck.com reports that the project started last September using the Nissan Titan pickup to test the engine.
The project is estimated to cost $30 million. Of this amount, the Energy Department is providing $15 million. Vehicle and engine makers are looking for ways to enhance fuel economy.
Effective January 1, new federal fuel economy and emissions rules require carmakers to attain a corporate average fuel economy of 35.5 mpg by the 2016 model year.
President Barack Obama last October proposed tougher standards, calling for a CAFE range of 47 mpg to 62 mpg by the 2025 model year. This proposal is still being debated by automakers and regulators from the EPA, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the California Air Resources Board.
The two-wheel-drive 2011 Titan has a rating of 13 mpg city/18 highway/15 combined. The Titan is powered by a gasoline-powered 5.6-liter V-8 and its test engine has a 2.8-liter displacement.
Initial figures indicated that the diesel engine delivers 350 pounds-feet of torque at about 1,800 rpm. In addition, the horsepower of a small V-8 is targeted. The engine is based on the four-cylinder ISF architecture that Cummins produces abroad, with 2.8-liter and 3.8-liter displacements.


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And when will the tides turn against confident indifference?!
When will humanity cease
To throw cats against curiosity's silver coated dagger
Another played out song
Another dramatic lyric
Shifting embellished overtones
With deteriorating tact
They spit posthumous awakenings
As divinity laced smiles, wither under a convoluted moon
Shedding retina waterfalls
Pretentious anger becomes Aphrodite mediocrity
Wisdom, they never "put out"
Crippled tears
Become self-important struts within olive tinted reckonings
Lambasted butterflies
Stirring hornets' nest
They dream for better days
While double-knotting gang colored bandanas
On eagle's achromatic foreheads
Another Woody Woodpecker band-aid pulled from condescending hypocrisies
And when will the tides turn against pilot light's mal-intent?
When will the flinty sheep
Stop wondering how these charring, orange fires began
Forgetting the 115 octane gasoline can
They hold quietly in their hands
©Drake J. Eszes
Copyright © Drake Eszes | Year Posted 2013
Lord, place Thy Hand on the yoke of those who fly,
And guide them through the vast reaches of the sky.
Bring them safely through their perilous flight,
And may they ever look to Thee as their Guiding Light.
Lord, protect the sailors who sail the treacherous seas.
Calm the roiling waters that they may cruise with ease.
May they always look to Thee as their Pilot for support,
And with Thy guiding hand, bring them safely home to port.
Lord, protect the soldier with Thy mighty sword midst the battle.
Give him strength to press on despite the muskets' rattle.
Hear his fervent supplication for Thy protection from all harm,
And provide him with courage as he leans on Thy eternal arm.
Lord, shield the brave marine as he storms the dangerous strand.
Strengthen him with fortitude and provide Thy protective hand.
Surround him with Thy angels as he strives to overcome the foe.
Bring him safely through the conflict and upon him honor bestow.
Lord, bless and provide comfort to his family, for they also serve.
Until that day they are one again, give them hope and steady nerve.
Hear their prayers O' Lord, for the safe return of heroes dear,
And from their trust, hope and faith in Thee, may they never veer.
Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
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Copyright © Robert L. Hinshaw | Year Posted 2014
How much do I love thee
Let me tabulate all the ways
I bought you a new Mercedes
With gold plated tire rims
I bought you a humongous diamond ring
The size fit for all Royals and King
I bought you a store of the finest lingerie
Secrets still held at the door by decree
I bought you a garden of roses so red
My love was surely in bloom, or so they all said
I bought you a ticket to heavens pearly gates
So that in paradise you'd have not to even wait
I bought you your very own private Lear jet
To see the world through champagne eyes
My love was a vault and you emptied it dry
My heart has now learned to never cry
How much do you love me?
Your lawyer seems to know
You claimed mental duress
Suffering under such stress
The Mercedes was the wrong color so I am told
I should have known, pink, not gold
The diamond ring was too heavy to wear
Your back injuries caused you painful despair
The lingerie didn't cover you just right
So medical ailments kept you up many a nights
The roses in bloom where not the right flower
Your allergies they caused, thus making you sour
The ticket to heaven you plain out refused
Said it was one way, and that just wouldn't do!
You had no issues riding my Lear jet
You rode the pilot as well, a mile high kinda bet
My love you tossed into the bin out in back
The divorce lawyer smiles at me, saying she sure is great in the sack
The moral of the Story is this!
If you are sitting at the table, and
You see a few beetles scurrying about
Maybe even whistling a tune or two
Listen carefully to what they say
Copyright © arthur vaso | Year Posted 2015
I once dated a pilot …
We both had our head in the clouds
Our relationship lead to a lot of turbulence -
I guess it never really got off the ground!
I once dated a glazier…
He thought I would be putty in his hands
But I could see right through him…
He was constantly smashed
I once dated an undertaker…
He knew he had stiff competition
I couldn't cope - he was always 'coffin' when he picked me up in his hearse
He had no sense of humour in fact he was dead boring
I once dated an angler
The thought he was a real catch…
But the scales soon fell from my eyes
As he was obsessed with his flies
I once dated a footballer
He thought he could score with me
Told me he had great tackle…
But it was just a load of balls
I once dated a fishmonger…
He thought he was cod's gift to women
He invited me back to his plaice…
Where I found out he was really a cold fish
Submitted to 101 poems in a row
Sponsored by PD Linda:-)
15th April 2016
Copyright © JAN ALLISON | Year Posted 2016
We boarded a flight to Hong Kong
Our pilot was called Sum Ting Wong
I'd a smile on my face
As his flying was ace -
His parents sure got his name wrong!
09 04 17
Copyright © JAN ALLISON | Year Posted 2017
There, on a sill of contentious decisions
Glass shards sit waiting a wavering hand
Reflective the memories wrapped 'round the curtains
Lost in a pane that she can't understand
Chilled calls the breeze through a jagged eviction
Scenting the air neath a ceiling now stained
Dampening dreams behind oven doors gaping
Finding the pilot light has not complained
Ripping out pages of scribbled delusions
Day becomes night in the depths of her mind
Chasing the echoes when no one will answer
Begging each shadow for something to find
Setting a table of rounded persuasions
Watching fluorescents fade fast in her eyes
Turning the knob towards a sorrowed direction
Why is there none who react to her cries
Loneliness peels back the layered condition
Voices of reason have fled to her past
Fearing the worst will come visit tomorrow
Sensing the hour shall now be her last
So many days and the roses need pruning
Nary a movement is noticed inside
Caught in his thoughts that her words had intentions
If only those moments ignored would confide
Desperate ink found in fingertip writings
Penned by the demons left roaming her head
Still haunts the question of fear never listened
Death becomes art in the stanzas unread
Copyright © Chris Green | Year Posted 2016
My Pilot Light
In a hidden crevice
between soul and skin,
there is a flicker,
a tangerine flame
blazing through black abyss;
illuminating infinite veins of strength
that light like gun powder;
a thousand volts of survival
searing through my core.
There is a whisper in that flame,
ripples beyond discernible sound,
that directs me to take solace
in the unwavering knowledge
that my dreams are already realized,
waiting on life's top shelf;
I have only to climb up and see
that they were never out of reach,
only temporarily out of sight.
I know this more securely
than I can be sure of anything else:
love, marriage, children,
are rolls of a roulette dice
that tumble around in a risky blur
chancing to settle on snake eyes,
but desire, aspiration, ambition and execution
are coordinates on my internal map
and I will never lose direction.
Spin all the cobwebs of doubt
that you believe can trap my will,
but what I have you can't touch
or break, or steal, or burn out;
such is the radiance
of my inextinguishable flame
burning on a wick of passion,
feeding on a fuel of might,
and guaranteed to burn the hand
that comes too close
to touching
my pilot light.
Copyright © Krystal Cochrane | Year Posted 2009
I am black
I am great
I am the father and mother of great Kings.
I am John Love the sharpener inventor
I am Mae Jemison the astronaut
I am Martin Luther King the peace maker
I am Tomi Morrison the contemporary novelists.
I am Muhammad Ali the boxer
I am Wilma Rudolph the Olympic track and field champion
I am Tiger woods the golfer
I am Lucy Laney the educator.
I am Jack Johnson the heavy weight
I am Rosa Parks the segregation leader
I am Jesse Wilkins the physicist and mathematician
I am Serena Williams the tennis player .
I am Issac Murphy the great through bred jockey
I am Bessie Coleman the first licensed African American pilot
I am Chester Burnett the blues singer
I am Eleanor Holmes the polictian and civil rights activist.
I am Thomas Dorsey the father of gospel music
I am Will Smith the famous actor
I am Barack Obama the forty four first black afro American president, we are the future.
We are hope for the lost and forgotten generation.
Copyright © Patricia Garcia Howard Bramble | Year Posted 2009
We arrived at the airport quite late
My passport was months out of date
My husband was snappy
The baby filled its nappy
I just stood there and got quite irate
The pilot had been on the pop
On the runway he couldn't stop
He just missed a tree
Stopped off for a pee
Now his career is facing the chop
Our hotel was two star not four
Cockroaches crawled on the floor
We got a terrible fright
In the middle of the night
A tornado blew off our door
Written for Vacation Humor Contest Sponsored By Carolyn Devonshire
Copyright © JADAZZLE UNITED | Year Posted 2014
Water drop cascades under sapphire afterglow
Undoing 4 month deprivations
Muffled moans surround crimson fireplace
Crackling of fire
Thrusts of skin
Retinal vibrations shutter her pilot light deep within
She ascended to blue moon heights
As embers of his inferno
Bow in collective unison
Maddening grips
His fingertips draw triangular markings
Hugging curvature's hip
Gentle bites on lower lip
He tackles her wanton hands against waterbed foundations
Her strengthened pupils reach out for 3rd eye clarity.
She asks for his dance under aggressive whisper
As he dips
Slow motion Salsa bends of her will
She crosses legs marking "X" against his spot
His relinquished hands
Slalom her vocal chords toward accentuated heavens
He exorcised her trembling inner thighs
From collapsing octaves
With eloquent, muted exhales
His hand reaches her cheek
His mouth descending towards her breast
"My lady, put that lighter down,
Let me be your cigarette."
A Scorcher for Charlotte's contest. (Update: Tied for 2nd place. Nice!)
I, treasure you.
But, would you stay if I ever said goodbye?
Would inferno's pilot light succumb to your tears
Knowing tomorrow's uncertainty
Is our greatest fear?
Would my ill-timed laughter
Make you cringe in disgust
Changing your perception against my heart?
Would you
Hold me
As we wade through baptismal waters of sin
Without bruises from cedar scented crosses?
Can I count the ways
You would be my exhale
When insanity chokes the living within
The living, within!
Within cracked glasshouses
Covered by umbrella's demise
Would you come to despise
My true colors
Shaded in blues & violets?
Would I need to come to your rescue
After you've kicked me when I'm down?
I would sacrifice my Agnostic flesh
To become a new believer
Within YOU!
I would remove my 3rd eye to present what I see in you!
I would become your contact lens that you'll never have to remove!
I would taste degradation
Simmering in a gentle broil around my arms
And season you with my smiles
Just to make it through choke-holds of a Winter solstice!
I would become your handsome error
Hoping we can write each others wrongs!
I, treasure you.
Would you be there upon last dance's syllabic end?
My friend,
I'll wait by this stainless steel chair.
Embracing the "never-say-never"…
…because, with you, my humanity is willing to believe in forever.
© - 4/22/2013
Submitted for the "What a Friend really is" Contest, sponsored by Becca Lucas; Won 5th place.
Hard is the rock, yet it does roll, beneath the oceans
Swift currents its rough edges become smooth, rounded
But it makes no sound; it is the silence of stone.
Gray is granite, as markers grave marker, yet in times
Harshness the names that speak for a life lost, is vanquished
Do to erosion and the elemental tides of nature, thus is the
Silence of stone reinforced.
Cast down are the mountains of greatest beauty, due to
The ravishing of time, natural monuments reaching upwards
Unto the very heavens themselves, yet these are divine alpines,
Remain left in the shadow of the silence of stone, unable to speak.
Burn does not the eternal soul of our world, a cores heart of flame,
Heating our inner desire to thrive and survive as a species, but if it's
Fiery furnish pilot light flickered out, turning our planet inside and out.
Would we be able to cry out for helps support, nay behold the true silence
Of stone.
Ideal statues of forbidden deities, stand covered beneath the
Rain forest canopies of the past, nay forgotten by their idol
Worshipers, vanquished, crippled they do crumble to the ground,
Banished Gods, in the silence of stone.
Grinding, cutting humanity tries in vain to leave its eternal
Mark, for generations in the future to know that we existed,
Carving epic figures amongst the rocky tops most high,
But we are the dinosaurs of our own mortality,
And in this venue, behold the stone remains
Silent not revealing our existence.
As the thundering asteroid giants of heaven, cascade
Ever closer to us from above, the world still casts
Rocks of ignorance against their kindred brethren,
Denying that the collision is due to happen no
Matter what.
But stone never shatters, it's solid,
And it weighs heavy on the intellectual mind,
But stone ears remain dual of sound, again
The silence is deafening.
Hard is the rock, yet it does roll, beneath the oceans
Swift currents its rough edges become smooth, rounded
But it makes no sound; it is the silence of stone.
Copyright © cherl dunn | Year Posted 2015
The flames of the furnace (well-travelled by wind),
slowly glazing the rags of gray women chagrined
by the sight of a hair fleeing tresses now thinned,
sometimes flicker like waves through the naves in the night
as pink lightning peeks in when the tension hangs tight
and the lanterns, alarmed, appear fulgent with fright.
Having lost both his arms and now dancing for dimes,
Captain Hook haunts the alleyway's rivers of rhymes,
sometimes singing or prancing to mimic the mimes
with white faces contorted in pity or pain
when the ringmaster murmurs we're all the insane
while the inmates dunk donuts, drink droplets of rain.
Above boulevards, battered with bundles of bricks,
flys the Duchess of Dawdle on waxed candlesticks;
while she watches, debauches, her Gigolo ticks
as he talks of the walks in the summer day park
(where the parrots are praying and parakeets bark)
and he buffs brazen beaks at the ends of the arc.
Hoary goblins glow gruesome, they leap from the loft
to the hard-hearted rues, shedding tears that they've quaffed
through the night of the dead as the clarinets coughed
and the keepers kept watch so that no one escaped
dingy dungeons where priests and their puppets hide caped
behind walls lined with tulips and justice hung draped.
In the Garden of Eaten, where apples once grew,
lie the bones, somewhat blanched, from the last barbecue
and the snakes strut like stones down the long avenue
filled with cracks like the tracks on the face of the moon
all alight with the shadows that seep down a dune
as the firefly crawls from its crimson cocoon.
Unshorn sheep in the meadow are lead to the bay
to be brainwashed and fleeced, trusting donkeys that bray
of the virtues of demons that haunt yesterday,
while the vultures inhabit green turtle dove lanes
where the blood trickles up and the blue scarlet stains
empty eggshells and feathers and other remains.
Phantom trains travel tunnels (dispatched in all haste),
voiding tickets to nowhere, it seems such a waste
to see roadblocks with red lights at dead ends misplaced
at the base of the bowels of the bottomless pit
where reflections of life seem so damn counterfeit
from the back of the eyes of the blind hypocrite.
Chanting cockroaches, camped in the Countesses' beds,
are commanding the pilgrims to shit in their sheds
at the ends of the bridges suspended by threads
of red thongs of diminutive bald balladeers
taunting Toby, the two-headed dog, serving beers
to the pagan disciples of bold puppeteers.
The buffets lay barren with garbage dumps filling
with fracking and cracking and lead water spilling,
for milling and drilling are thrilling but killing
the birds and the beasts and the tea leaves, soon falling,
while gurus roast chestnuts and can't hear the calling
while mauling and brawling on knees while they're crawling.
With their hammers in hand, in their plum pinafores,
Satan's soldiers of fortune wield powers of Thor's
leaving blood on bent bodies, the tombstones of wars
lining highways and byways with manna and gold
for the mastermind movers, survivors consoled
with some pie in Valhalla (or so they've been told).
One eyed bees pilot lines through electrical storms
and blind hornets hum hymns when they're swirling in swarms
while the rest are repressed as the blue marble warms
(regent Queens losing sight that the end has begun)
and for eyes of the ewes, veils of wool have been spun
and the wasps fly their flags from the butt of a gun.
Seven trumpets (attempting to echo the horns
of the Siamese goats and the three Unicorns
giving birth to the mirth in the temple of thorns)
sound the bugles of sorrow inside of the sea
of crazed lies of the wormwood afloat like a pea
in a pod of dark dolphins that can't disagree.
Often bellowed by barkers, to crowds with no faces,
are words (in their aftermath, leaving no traces)
of picnics and parties in limbo-like places
on paths to perdition where pundits are preaching
and sirens belch bullets while pirates prowl, breaching
the shadow's barbed branches, with whistles blown, screeching.
They're dissecting dissenters that dare to annoy
and then trample with jackboots sent in to destroy,
at last taming the toes of the last Gypsy boy
finally caught in the craw of their cold catacomb
with no rescue by running nor staying at home,
and no freedom to breathe, only rough roads to roam…
Copyright © Terry O'Leary | Year Posted 2016
I was strolling through Evergreen Cemetery the other day,
Glancing at epitaphs etched upon various stones along the way.
Some flowing verse was out of this world but I can only assume,
That the authors were forthcoming in how they met their doom!
"Should an inconsiderate bird upon my stone alight,
Please do me a favor and remove the blight!"
"Here reposes a dude who tried to rob a lady teller,
But she was a keener shot than this unlucky feller!"
"Here sleeps ace pilot Captain Cletus Cole;
His wings were clipped attempting a barrel roll!"
"Here reclines butcher Clyde who cheated on his wife.
Unknown to him she was also adept at wielding a butcher knife!"
"Here lies Hank his mortal shell riddled with lead.
He was nabbed rustlin' steers and the sheriff shot him dead!"
"Here is deposited the corpus of Eddie a top-notch baker.
He is now serving assorted donuts to his beloved Maker!"
"Please relay your regards as by this way you pass,
But for heavens sake, keep off the cottin' pickin' grass!"
"On a banana peel the dear departed slipped and fell.
We pray he landed in paradise and not in hell!"
"He didn't know his Volkswagen had all that power.
He met his doom head-on doing 90 miles per hour!"
"Fer nigh on 40 years old Hank rode this earthly range;
Now he rides in that final roundup on that heavenly grange!"
"Gambler Jim has left very few friends behind to grieve;
He was caught with a couple of aces up his sleeve!"
Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) 2015 All Rights Reserved
Copyright © Robert L. Hinshaw | Year Posted 2015
No, my Lord,
Mercy, for their wretched souls, I could
Never ask
Let them burn into eternity for their atrocious crimes,
Committed against humanity
Against the law of Thy infinite love !*
© Demetrios Trifiatis
*After burning a Jordanian pilot alive, decapitating two Japanese
journalists and killing a woman for not wearing shoes, yesterday the
fanatics decapitated a father and a son in Iraq. When all this end?
Copyright © Demetrios Trifiatis | Year Posted 2015
A solo pilot, lost in snow,
in a jagged mountain pass.
His eyes are trained upon each tree,
and the shape of each crevasse…
In an open-cockpit time machine,
the winter wind does howl,
but a mighty fire's burning bright,
inside the engine cowl.
The fog and flurry blinding him,
he searches for a trail,
running late, and miles behind,
he's employed to fly the mail.
He looks for clues to lead him back,
like ancient, sunken wagon tracks.
A mumbled cuss, then shouts out loud,
he's heard that mountains hide in clouds…
Now's the time to pay the toll,
for conversations with his soul.
One way in, and one way out,
it's true that mountains hide in clouds.
Copyright © 2013
Copyright © Cole Banner | Year Posted 2013
Over the top of Tammy hill
came Tully's motor car,
Tully never drove it very fast
nor ever very far.
In his youth he'd taught us all
How to pilot our ride,
It was a job he did very well
And in it found his pride.
But now Tully was an older gent
approaching eighty-three,
And he was a pretty good driver still
for a man who couldn't see.
So when it became known to all
that Tully was on a drive,
It was best for them to stay inside
If they hoped to stay alive.
Whenever he detected movement
in his line of sight,
He'd steer his car right for it
and do so with delight.
He'd assume that he'd happened upon
some traffic on the lane,
It didn't really matter to him at all
if it was an auto or a train.
All that ever mattered to Tully
was that he found his way to the pub,
And he was about to spend an evening
of Guinness and Irish grub.
Then one night I'd had enough
and was in fear of poor Tully's life,
The thought of the blind old man
behind the wheel added to my strife.
So I lifted the bonnet on his ride
and removed the distributor cap,
When I was done I was greeted by
some locals as they began to clap.
When Tully finally stumbled out
he found that his ride was no longer game,
He took out a pistol and shot it dead
As if it a horse that had turned up lame.
Now Tully has moved to town
And can walk wherever he goes.
Off in the direction of the wind
And follows wherever it blows.
And when a car comes down the lane,
To the side he'll frantically dive.
He'll shake his fist and yell at them,
"Who was it that taught you to drive?"
Copyright © Tony Lane | Year Posted 2011
Illusive silence---
evaporating in noise
at rest in one's peace.
The tranquil sunset---
in skies of sunlit silence
waits for the morning.
Within sun-split clouds---
one inhaling scenic grace
immersed in silence.
For Paula's Breathe in the Silence Contest
Copyright © harry horsman | Year Posted 2010
It was a day like every other day, sunny and warm they said
New Yorkers smiling and happy, looking for their daily bread
Taxis were darting here and there, planes flying everywhere
Children were going to school, parents laying down the rule.
Plans were made for later that day,
Meet you at 7, no, make it 8. I'll do my best not to be late.
Don't worry baby, I don't mind at all, Just please, remember to call.
Who could have known that waking up that day,
that things would happen in an unusual way.
To change forever, the way we think and feel
The events we saw, yes, they were real.
No way to deny it, it was on the news,
With our own two eyes, there were hundreds of views.
over and over we watched, hard to believe,
what we just witnessed, what did it all mean?
What an unusual sight, that plane in flight,
just before the ninth hour, when it hit the tower,
How terrible we thought, answers we all sought
Like, why did that happen, how could it be?
That a plane hits a skyscraper, in plain sight,
In broad daylight, not the dark of night.
Was it pilot error? How could that be?
The tower was right there, for him and all to see!
That moment was special, that moment in time,
when the whole world was watching, yes, stopped on a dime.
We saw the flames burning, our hearts they burned too,
would there be any survivors?... Who knew?
Calls were made, to say I love you,
Life's been good until now, it's been good loving you.
Say goodbye to the kids for me, tell them be strong,
Tell them daddy loves them...goodbye, so long.
We saw a man falling, from way up above,
Who was that man? Did he not feel loved?
or was he just desperate, to escape the heat?
We all watched in horror, as he fell to the street.
So many were dying, it was too hard to bear,
Many just couldn't get down the stairs.
Some just stayed put, thinking help will come,
What they didn't know was, the damage was done.
The bravest ones, I saw that day, firefighters, on the way,
into the fire they would run, climbing higher and higher,
To save others lives...from that raging fire.
They did not know then, it was a tragic mistake,
All they knew was...lives were at stake.
Many escaped from the tower, running for their lives,
we saw them running with terror in their eyes.
So many people were running just like the others,
They were their fathers, mothers, sisters and brothers.
...And then suddenly another plane appeared!
Was it coincidence, orjust something weird?
When it hit the second tower, at that very hour,
it became crystal clear, that it was just as we feared,
It was not a mistake, someone asleep at the wheel,
It was an attack! that one and all, we would feel.
From that day forward, everything would change,
The world was unrecognizable, suddenly so strange.
Innocence was lost, and war came at great cost,
We learned that terror, was more than just a word,
It was what we all saw, felt, and heard.
So now here we are, so many years later,
Is your pain, grief and fear, lesser, or greater?
Only God can help us now, with all of our fears,
It is he, who promises, to wipe away our tears.
And pain, death, and all of our sorrow,
Will all be gone, in what will seem like tomorrow.
Yes, God will surely help us, I know he will.
But, still it's hard to forget, Sept 11
The day the world stood still.
John Derek Hamilton
December 20,2012
Final revision October 13,2015
Copyright © John Hamilton | Year Posted 2015
A bird/bee with head-mug, on one side of fence, tail/wump on other.
A mugwump sitting on a fence,
smug as he can be.
His mug was writting a reference,
and his wump was hanging free.
When mugwump would lift his head,
a flight he tried to make.
When he flapped his wings o'lead,
his wump got stuck in the gate.
Mugwump is a mighty mess,
hanging from that rail.
As a pilot he forgot to test,
the windsock for the gusty gale.
If a situation should arise,
where you think he's gotton free.
It wouldn't be good to surmise,
that mugwumps are great big bees.
If you consort with bees and birds,
the words should set you free.
But, if you don't watch your words,
a mugwump, you will turn out to be.
Copyright © Sharon Fallis | Year Posted 2005
Bill and Blanche set off, to the 'Yorkshire Show' they did go
T'was a yearly trip, and they would always show.
Each time Bill says to Blanche 'On that elicopter I'd like to ride.'
Blanche always replied' but it's twenty quid Bill' and then she and Bill sighed.
'Twenty quid is twenty quid Bill, you always told me that'
'Tha's right me old love,' and he'd give his wallet a pat.
The next year Bill looked, at the elicopter, and he tried once more
'I'm seventy-five Blanche, there not much time left for me to soar.'
'Bill, it's twenty quid, and twenty quid is twenty quid.
So we'll not go on the elicopter ride, of that idea you must get rid.'
Bill looked at the elicopter and agreed twenty quid was twenty quid
Of that one idea though, he could never really get rid.
Bill was desperate to ride on that elicopter whirring thing
The pilot overheard the couple, and then he made Bill's heart sing.
I'll take you on board, but not one word must you say
If you keep TOTALLY quiet, not one pound or penny will you pay.
Bill and Blanche climbed on board ,for the ride of their life
Not one word did Bill utter, nor his terrified wife.
The pilot looped the loop, he dived and twisted and turned
Not one word did the pilot hear, yet even his stomach churned.
He landed and spoke to Bill and he said 'I am impressed'
I twisted and I turned and I really tried my best.
Bill said to the pilot 'Well I nearly gave in lad, and I nearly spoke'
'Twas when the wife fell out, but you know us Yorkshire folk.'
I watched her spiral down; I nearly shouted, but thought that's absurd
'And tha knows twenty quid is twenty quid lad, and you said NOT one word.'
Taken from a joke sent to me by Jack Horne and continuing the theme Harry uses of Yorkshire Humour.
Quid Slang name for pound sterling
Yorkshire folk drop their 'h's
Copyright © Mandy Tams The Golden Girl | Year Posted 2012
We fondly strolled through languid ways
And rambled on without goodbyes;
On cool and moonlit autumn days
That held a glimpse of paradise .
Bewitched by evening's lucent beams
He told me I was ever fair--
That mirrors all our lifetime dreams
While tucking ribbons in my hair.
Time lit love's candle in my heart,
Although I vaguely heard his sighs
Enkindling flames that we won't part;
Retracing oceans in my eyes :
Yet journeys he had known, afar
Unsure of betrothed vows, our plan:
This oath circling on his lone star
But wait I must, dear pilot man.
Premiere I - Open: Rob Carmack's Contest
Resubmitted 12/26/ 2016
Inspired by the Line 'Vapor Trail Dreams, From Paper Airplanes'
Title Of Poem Shortened--- Pic included
Copyright © nette onclaud | Year Posted 2016
I have flown on wings of dreams, but I never could land well
I've never been to the end of a rainbow and I've never talked to an angel
I could never reach the fleeing horizons and I could never catch the wind
I have never caressed a sliver of moonlight until it touched your skin
When I first saw the beauty of your silhouette standing before the sun
I was the pilot of a new dream landing in your love
Then my tears reflected colors of a rainbow and I could talk to God
I could finally reach the horizons as you woke up in my arms
And I dont care where the winds blow as long as I'm with you
We could float into forever where Delphinus stars may bloom
Where time is never the difference between nights and days
We could cast our shadows from moonlight as we let our hands play
Plucking beautiful flowers from heaven until the end of times
Planting new celestial gardens beyond our endless skies
Copyright © Jesse James Forster | Year Posted 2013
The tragedy of a Miracle started today
Our Lord's brutalized body passed away
Of all the tragedies in the history of man
This is one I try to grasp, but never can
For some reason I find it impossible to see
We crucified the greatest man in our history
Through all of the gain and all of the loss
It was a predestined coin man had to toss
I wonder how Pilot must have felt that day
He washed cowards hands in a cowardly way
Beaten and tortured, his skin ripped to shreds
As a thorny crown dug holes into Jesus' head
While nailed to the cross he had one final goal
Through the mercy of love he saved another soul
He saved that soul and then our Lord Jesus died
Can you imagine the countless tears that were cried?
As we all know Jesus' body was placed into a tomb
To my minds eye it was no less than a spiritual womb
And from inside that womb salvation was born
For the tomb was found empty come Sunday morn
This is not how the story ends it is only how it starts
The Lord now lives up inside each one of our hearts
Even those lost in Prison, the ones like I used to be
Can turn to the Lord and then they will be set free
Freedom is a thing that I think we all strive to find
It is etched in our heart and engraved in our mind
I was locked up in a cell nestled tightly away
Facing several years that I would have to pay
Up inside of that cell I made my own decree
A true miracle was taking place inside of me
I was a very evil man and I was so proud to show it
In the wink of an eye I was transformed into a Poet
I learned there is only one way to truly be free
Ask of the Lord, " Jesus please come unto me"
And just as the Lord Jesus Christ rose up out of his tomb
We can all live with-in the comfort of his spiritual womb
Copyright © Michael Jordan | Year Posted 2009
We've recently been to Malta and had an incredible time
I met Paul, Charma and Victor. Meeting soupers was divine!
The memories I have of our time together
Will stay with me forever and ever
In Malta there is so much to do, so many places to explore
It was our fourth consecutive visit … Malta holidays I adore!
Soon the time came for us to say goodbye
And home in the airplane we'd have to fly
I climbed on board the airplane (I'll try to be discrete)
But the man sitting next to me was also taking up MY seat
I couldn't put the arm rest down it was covered by his back
He needed a seat belt extension to give him a bit of slack
Fortunately I'm petite and don't take up too much room
I wasn't squashed for too long .. the pilot sure went zoom!


text: Anyone who has been following the rise and rise of this Stranger Genius Award–nominated quartet of excellent musicians (D'Vonne Lewis, Evan Flory-Barnes, Josh Rawlings, and Ahamefule J. Oluo) has noticed that Industrial Revelation will play at almost any venue that's open to them. It can be a museum, a jazz club, a big stage, or just a dinky bar. One could even imagine them performing in a barbershop with enough room for their equipment. This openness is not an indication of desperation, but of an openness to all possible audiences. If you want to listen to their music—which is a brilliant blend of jazz, punk, indie rock, hiphop, and funk—they will play it for you, no matter your age, race, or location. Tonight, the venue happens to be the cultural institution that is the Blue Moon Tavern. (Blue Moon Tavern, 712 NE 45th St, bluemoonseattle.wordpress.com, 9:30 pm, $10, 21+)


text: I was talking with a colleague last week about how Build Forge can be applied to so many different situations. A great example that I came across was the use of it to manage the automation of DB2 stored procedures. Apparently it is a problem that many DB2 shops suffer – what a great application of Build Forge automation. Apparently there is going to be a follow up article on it very soon, once I have the details I will up date this post !!


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Peeni Walli Crew was founded on Prague's Cross club garden in August 2003. Ripclaw and Mihaal were the founding members, in 2005 selecta Ondrej joined the sound and between 2006-2010 Cocoman was the MC in juggling and clash dances. In 2006 our crew participated in organizing Bakkle Up! - a reggae sound clash tournament. One year later we won the trophy in the same contest. During the years we played in Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Austria, Hungary and all around Czech Republic, delivering all kinds of reggae music to the massive: from rocksteady, roots & dub through rub-a-dub and early digital reggae into latest new roots or contemporary dancehall. In 2010, we have defeated Jafa Maffia and Baba Sound in international Monarchy Cup Soundclash in Budapest. In August 2012 we clashed Milion Vibes (SWE) at Cross Club in Prague and we won the competition. However, Peeni Walli selection is not just all about reggae: sometimes we spin raggajungle/oldschool jungle, dubstep, breakcore.
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Unanswered: Multiple Checkboxes on Form
I need some help creating a form with multiple checkboxes on it. Id like to create a form that shows a company with a list of categories. The categories would be a list of checkboxes and a company can have multiple categories.
The problem is, how do I make it so when a checkbox is checked based on its corresponding category it creates a record in the tblresponse table with the corresponding company?
Im assuming there will be some sort of programming involved for each textbox, but Im up for the task. Examples would be greatly appreciated! I know it can be done by making the categories as the fields with a data type of yes/no, but this isnt conducive in the long term especially with the other tables Ill be adding.
Heres my table setup:
-CompanyID (PK)
-etc ..
-CategoryID (PK)
-ResponseID (PK)
-CompanyID (FK)
-CategoryID (FK)
-Response (yes/no field)
Heres is an ex. Of the form Id like to make:
Company Name:
Etc ..
Category 1 [ ]
Category 2 [ ]
Category 3 [ ]
Etc .


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After nearly two months of angry debate, dozens of protests by neighborhood groups and the temporary layoff of 1,300 workers, the Chicago City Council approved a $127.3 million compromise on federal community development block grants Tuesday.
The package passed 38-3 without debate and was signed Tuesday by Mayor Harold Washington.
Voting against the plan were Northwest Side Aldermen Thomas Cullerton
(38th), Anthony Laurino (39th) and Roman Pucinski (41st).


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Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition:
Cuba: Pastors, Churches in Need after Bout of Hurricanes
Early Release for Indonesian Pastor
Arkansas Church Gains Rightful Access to Hand Out Flyers in Schools
Nigeria: Islamic Militant Group Terrorizing Non-Muslim Communities
Cuba: Pastors, Churches in Need after Bout of Hurricanes
Christian Aid
Cuba is just beginning to recover from the pounding it took this summer as Hurricane Charley and then Hurricane Ivan hit its western tip. Among those suffering loss of property are indigenous churches supported by Christian Aid. The most devastating storm for Cuba was Charley, which passed over the western part of the island the second week of August. Despite the government's evacuation of about 200,000 people, four lives were lost. Approximately 20,000 homes were damaged or destroyed, leaving thousands of families homeless. Hurricane Ivan brushed the same area in mid- September with winds approaching 160 mph. Though its hit was not as direct, it did exacerbate the already bad conditions. The leader of a native ministry supported by Christian Aid reports that at least one house used as a church lost its roof and was partially destroyed. This leader requests prayer as he and his missionary staff strive to help this church and its pastor. He also asks for assistance as he and his coworkers spread the love of Christ to Cuban families by helping to supply clean water, clothing and food to those who have lost their homes.
Early Release for Indonesian Pastor
Sarah Page, Compass Direct
On Saturday, September 25, imprisoned pastor Rinaldy Damanik celebrated his 45 th birthday. However on Monday, September 27, he had far greater cause for celebration when police announced he would be released in November 2004 -- almost a year earlier than his original release date of September 2005. Damanik was originally sentenced to three years' imprisonment under what many believe were false charges. In an interview with Compass earlier this year, Damanik said he would continue his campaign for peace after he was released. Reports from Indonesia indicate that a leading Muslim cleric, Idrus R. al Habsy, befriended the imprisoned pastor and learned how Damanik was working for peace in Poso, an area wracked by conflict and bloodshed. The elderly cleric became a staunch advocate on Damanik's behalf. In August, Idrus signed a guarantee directed to the Minister of Justice and Human Rights declaring Damanik to be a "man of good character" who "should be allowed to go free."
Arkansas Church Gains Rightful Access to Hand Out Flyers in Schools
Allie Martin, AgapePress
A Baptist church is now able to distribute brochures in one Arkansas school district. District officials are being praised for reversing their decision denying the church that right. Recently Anthony Shepherd, the children's pastor for the First Baptist Church of Cabot, Arkansas, attempted to hand out flyers in local schools informing student about the Upward Basketball Program. But Shepherd was told by school officials that he could not distribute the brochures. School officials cited the so-called "separation of Church and State." Shepherd then contacted the American Family Association's Center for Law & Policy (CLP), explaining the district permit's a variety of non-student groups to distribute literature at the schools. On behalf of the youth pastor, CLP attorney Brian Fahling wrote a letter to the district, outlining the church's rights under the First Amendment. Fahling explains the school reversed its position when it understood the law. "This is just a generic equal access principle," he says, "and in this case it was a non-student group that wanted access to the school. The school allowed non-student, secular groups in but were denying it to this church -- and you can't do that. It's just a very simple calculus here: what other groups are permitted to do, Christians are permitted to do." The attorney says the case is another example of the importance of educating public schools about what the law -- not the American Civil Liberties Union -- requires.
Nigeria: Islamic Militant Group Terrorizing Non-Muslim Communities
Charisma News Service
An Islamic militant group that has been terrorizing non-Muslim communities in the African country's northern region recently burned down villages, killed four policemen and kidnapped seven Christians. On Sept. 20, about 60 members of the Muslim sect known as the Talibans attacked police stations in the towns of Bama and Gwoza, located in Borno State, Compass Direct reported. They then carried out raids on Christian communities, killing, raping and burning down homes. Police said 14 bodies have been recovered from areas that were raided. Some of the attackers were reportedly killed in a joint operation carried out by the police and the Nigerian army. Five militants who escaped into neighboring Cameroon were arrested by security forces of that country. Meanwhile, police said they are attempting to trace the whereabouts of the seven kidnapped Christians. Causing havoc in non-Muslim communities since the beginning of the year, the Islamic militants are predominantly Muslim university students and claim affiliation with the Islamic Taliban of Afghanistan, Compass reported. (http://www.charismanow.com)


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A local club volleyball team learned a lot over the course of its season, and now the girls are gearing up for a national tournament in Indianapolis later this month.
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Sutterfield and her Aardwolf 13-1 teammates have been on top of their game.
The 12 and 13-year-olds captured 4 power league championships and won first place in their division in regionals. Now the girls are getting ready to represent Clark County at the USA Volleyball Junior Nationals for the first time ever.
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HONOLULU — A defense contractor accused of giving military secrets to his Chinese girlfriend will be allowed to stay at a halfway house while he awaits trial, a judge ruled Monday.
Conditions can be imposed on Benjamin Bishop's release that would address concerns about him being a flight risk and posing a danger to the community, U.S. District Judge Leslie Kobayashi said.
She directed court officials to put Bishop on the waiting list for a bed at the Mahoney Hale halfway house near downtown Honolulu.
Kobayashi said she will hold a hearing to determine the conditions of Bishop's release once bed space becomes available. Bishop will remain in federal detention until then.
Federal investigators say Bishop, 59, told his 27-year-old girlfriend secrets about U.S. war plans, nuclear weapons and missile defense.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Ken Sorenson has argued that Bishop poses a threat to national security because he could divulge defense secrets if he is released before trial.
Sorenson told the judge at a hearing Friday that Bishop would likely get hold of a cellphone or get on the Internet at Mahoney Hale, and there was a chance he would use the technology to disclose secrets.
But Kobayashi, in an outline of her ruling, said conditions imposed on Bishop could include "restrictions on communication and physically leaving the premises, as well as third-party custodianship and other conditions to be determined."
Kobayashi said she would issue a full written decision later.
Bishop, a former U.S. Pacific Command contractor, has been charged with one count of communicating defense information to a person not entitled to receive it, and one count of unlawfully retaining defense documents and plans.
If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison, prosecutors said.
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Wattenberg Based Producer Offers Additional Upside; Initiating BUY With $9 Price Target
January 26, 2017
Glenn Williams Jr.
We are initiating coverage on Bill Barrett Corporation with a BUY rating and $9 price target. Given Bill Barrett Corporation's current price levels, and our expectations for increasing production and cash flows, we contend that the company is undervalued at current levels. We value BBG's equity on the basis of daily production along with projected EBITDA, and proved reserves. Additionally, we compared BBG with a set of valuation multiples derived from a selection of industry peers. In doing so,we arrive at a value per share of $9, implying 26% additional upside, given today's prices.
We expect BBG's extended reach lateral drilling program, to generate positive operating margins at current prices. Additionally, we expect BBG's hedges to protect the firm from sharp declines in oil prices. We estimate that the company hedged 45% of 4Q16 production at $72.57 per barrel, versus current spot prices of $52. Looking to 2017, BBG currently has 5,210 bbls per day hedged at $59.39 per barrel, representing 29% of our current production estimates. We expect that Barrett will layer on additional hedges throughout the year, with full year totals nearing 40%-50% of total daily production.
Furthermore, we contend that the environment for oil prices has improved of late, and note the recent decision by OPEC to reduce production amounts. While the "big hit", announced by Saudi Arabia doesn't seem nearly as substantial to us as it does to them (i.e. a 2% decline on an annual basis), we do see it as a positive sign for oil prices moving forward.
We base our price target on a blended average of BBG's daily production, proved reserves, and projected EBITDA figures. In doing so, we arrive at a price target of $9 per share (Exhibit 10). Additionally, our model adds $4.65 for a working capital surplus, while deducting $7.23 per share for net debt. Thus, given the 26% implied upside to current prices, we initiate coverage on BBG with a BUY rating.
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Linda casa com 6 quartos com todas as comodidades localizado curta distância de um campo de golfe de nove buracos com um bar, que serve três refeições diárias. Quatro wheeling e moto de neve trilhas no quintal. Docas e praia Barco área no local, bem como uma praia pública w / playground e quadra de vôlei para crianças de 3/4 de milha de distância. Jet skies, pontão barcos, motos e aluguel de veículo com rodas quatro disponíveis nas proximidades.
PESCADORES-one grupo nesta primavera pegou 86 salmão e truta em uma semana estadia (4-6 lb salmão w / um ocasional 8 + lb)
Snowmobiler e 4 WHEELER CAVALEIROS-Major suas trilhas ao lado propriedade- Excelente nenhum Trails- melhor!
Golfistas Caminhe para o campo de golfe
VACATIONERS- você vai adorar a tranqüilidade áreas e desfrutar as pessoas locais ainda mais !!!
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Receber cupons restaurante ou RETURN CHEQUES TRIP para se referir US !!
ALUGUEL DE EQUIPAMENTOS DISPONÍVEIS !!!: Quer golfe, você pode alugar clubes.
Quer snowmobile ou andar 4 wheeler- você pode alugar aqueles também.
Quer pescar ou andar em um barco partido ou jet ski?- Sim, você pode alugar os também
Canoas e caiaques também são alugadas nas proximidades para entrar e desfrutar de suas férias com US- temos certeza que você não vai se arrepender !!!!
Comunidades vizinhas locais incluem Madawaska, St. Agatha, Frenchville, e Fort Kent. Estamos localizados a poucos minutos da fronteira Canadien e apenas 3 horas de Quebec City. Estamos localizados a 1 hora da famosa zona Allagash Waterway e North Maine Woods, portões de entrada. Fort Kent já sediou duas Copa do Mundo Biathalon Competições nos últimos anos e é sempre a realização de eventos que vão desde o festival Ploye, Espantalho Festival, torneios de pesca Muskie ao cão CanAm 250 milhas corridas musher. Ele também oferece tow Lonesome Pine Ski para aqueles que gostam de esquiar!
Madawaska tem seu Acadien Festival a cada verão e está se preparando para sediar a 40.000 pessoa Congresso Mundial Acadien conjuntamente w / cidade transfronteiriça do Canadá de Edmundston em 2014. Fortes raízes francesas do vale vai ser show de encaixotado como nunca antes!
Although we did not rent this house; we rented the house right beside this one. It is owned by the same people. House we rented is 4 bedrooms with 2 beds per room, and 2 baths. Large Kitchen is fully equipped. Cooking for a large group is not a problem. Lots of large pots and pans, plates, glasses, mugs, silverware. Roomy living room has a sofa and 3 easy chairs. Dining table has 6 chairs and Breakfast bar has 4 stools. Beautiful view of the lake out the living and dining room windows. We rented in November and it was cold outside. The house has radiant floor heating - Oh so nice to roll out of a cozy bed and step onto the warm tile floor. One item that is not listed in the information about the house is linens and towels. Leave yours at home. Beds have clean sheets with blankets and comforters. Extra blankets in the closets. Lots of towels in the bathrooms. I believe Pam and Chuck have thought of everything. Extremely nice people, willing to do anything to make your stay a vacation to remember. I would stay there again and I am recommending it to everyone.
We took the nordic team north for some skiing over Christmas break and were thrilled to find a place large enough for all of us. The house was wonderful and Chuck and Pam were very helpful. We weren't at the house long - there was snow waiting! - but we lacked for nothing. The kitchen was well stocked with cooking stuff and there was plenty of room for the 15 of us to sit and eat. Plenty of linens for everyone. The owners came over to greet us on arrival to make sure we had everything and then went out of their way to help us get actual skiing conditions; the groomer even called in the morning to let us know he had just finished grooming the trails for us! More than enough beds and space enough that even with 10 high schoolers in there, we were all comfortable and not on top of each other. The games available were a nice touch. The bedrooms were such that we could put the girls on one floor, the boys on the other and adults in between - no concerns for parents. The parents that went and the kids all hope to return next year!
Within 5 minutes of getting picked for the 2010 moose hunt, we had already rented the Pelletier house for the second year in a row. When we left the 2009 hunt, we certainly didn't think we'd be given the opportunity to return to St. Agatha a year later. We brought 10 people on the hunt this year and had enough space in the house for at least double that. A great addition to our trip this year was getting to meet Chuck (the owner) who was out of town last year. He fit right into our crew and found himself drinking beers with us in no time! Chuck and his wife have been most accommodating as have the rest of The County natives. Another pleasant surprise was the Birch Hills golf course next door. We had the opportunity to play two days in a row and found the course to be in great shape. We can only hope to return again in 2011! Thanks Pam and Chuck for another unbelievable stay. I can't imagine there are any rentals in St. Agatha that have more to offer.
All it was said to be and more! Very spacious and fully equipped kitchen for those who enjoy cooking.
Our stay was the best! The home - and I do mean home, had absolutely everything you could need. Plenty of room, plenty of bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, lots of seating in the living room, a fully equipped laundry, patio, grill, fire pit, dock, beach, canoes and a paddle boat with life jackets of course, a huge yard for outdoor games, a swing set for the younger crowd, a public beach with a playground. There were four generations of us staying together, from 8-months-old to 75-years-old, from Florida to Maine, and we all had plenty to do! The house was immaculate and the beds comfortable with lots of rooms to spread out. The lake is beautiful and the house situated perfectly to sit on the front porch and watch the water, sit on the patio and watch the younger crowd, or sit on the balcony in the morning with a cup of coffee and watch the birds fishing. It was the first time the entire family has been together in quite awhile and we'll all remember this vacation forever! Pam and Chuck accommodated every request we made and made us feel right at home, they are really great people. I would stay again, and again. We highly recommend this lakeside rental. The younger crowd are already talking about a group to go snowmobiling this winter!
The house was immaculate and bigger than expected which was a plus!! Chuck and Pam were very helpful and very friendly. I would recommend this place to anyone even if your looking to get away and do nothing its so relaxing. You can't get any better location wise for snowmobiling. The trails are in your backyard! You can see Long Lake Sporting Club from the house and around the bend you can fuel up at Martins store. We're DEFINITELY coming back.
Localizado no norte do Maine w / acesso à famosa área Allagash e North Maine Woods. Localizado no topo da cadeia de Peixe do Rio de lagos que incluem Longa, Lama, Cross, Square e Eagle Lake.
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The Baldwinsville Village Board unanimously approved a change in village trustee and mayor terms from two to four years.
Beginning in 2012, elected village officials will serve a four-year term rather than a two-year term and elections will be held biannually in even years. Officials elected in the 2011 election will serve a three-year term expiring in 2014, at which point the term length will change to four years.
A public hearing regarding the issue was held May 20, at which point there were no comments for or against. However, village resident Edwin Baker submitted a letter to be entered into the minutes voicing his opposition to the change in terms noting that the two-year term has served the village well.
Village officials discussed the pros and cons of the proposal noting that holding annual elections results in low voter turnout and is a waste of time and money because once an elected official feels comfortable in the position, it's time to run again.
"To have to run for public office every two years . . . is a waste of money and time; I think we should go to the four year terms," said Trustee John Salisbury.
Trustee Bruce Stebbins played devil's advocate, asking how many candidates would consider running for four years, as that is a long-term commitment, let alone re-running for another four years.
"I hadn't considered that a four-year term might discourage residents from running — that's a long term," said Mayor Joe Saraceni. "People who do that really, truly want to serve their community."
Trustee Mark Wilder said four years is a long time to make a commitment, but it is also a way to save money.
"It's important to have people make a long-term commitment," he said.
"Four years is a commitment, but it isn't like two years is a lure," added Trustee Dick Clark noting that past elections haven't been highly contested.
There is a 30-day period for residents to oppose the action. If there is no opposition, then the motion becomes law.
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Special parking rates to remain
PARKING charges are to remain at special reduced rates at certain times and locations in town in a bid to help increase trade.
A blanket, weekday rate of €1 per hour for town council carparks in Listowel will remain unchanged under the new budget, with the council absorbing VAT charges for 2014. Meanwhile, an incentive to boost trade introduced in 2012 by way of two-hour free parking on Saturdays and a rate of 50 cent per hour for Charles Street and Courthouse Road will continue.
"This was introduced in 2012 for a trial period of 12 months, during which time we believe that it has had a positive impact in encouraging increased numbers of shoppers/visitors to the town and this has been acknowledged by the traders," Mr O'Sullivan said.
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I've read there is some good smallmouth fishing, along with a few walleyes, in the river north of Beavers Bend that feeds into the lake. Does anyone know if this water is accessible to the public for wading? And if so, any pointers on where to go?
I've read there is some good smallmouth fishing, along with a few walleyes, in the river north of Beavers Bend that feeds into the lake. Does anyone know if this water is accessible to the public for wading? And if so, any pointers on where to go?
They're many good small mouth rivers and creeks in that area. The Glover, Upper Mt. Fork, Buffalo Creek and Big Eagle Creek. Its pretty much all wadable and easy to fish. You may need a small craft on the Upper Mt. Fork. Rob Woodruff is the expert for this area. I will see if he will respond to your questions. I also have a decent map of the area. I will bring it to you at the next LSFF meeting. Some of these streams may not be the safest place to be so you'd better be packing.
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Steve, are you saying this is where they might have filmed Burt Reynolds in Deliverance? Not sure I want to mix it up with folks like that.
Yes... there are plenty of Good O'l Boys in those parts growing their Latin Lettuce... South of the Border Butts.... Hooch... or whatever you want to call it. The last thing you want to do is stumble upon their patch.
Its not as bad as I make it sound but you do have to be very careful. Do not go alone and carry a weapon... at least have something in your vehicle. Most of those areas are perfectly fine... but some, Buffalo Creek, for example are way down in the boonies and it can get pretty spooky some times. But hey, the fishing is great and its a really pretty area.
Rob Woodruff taught me most of what I know about fly fishing for smallies in Southeast Oklahoma. I've hired him as a guide to fish those streams and certainly got my monies worth. He is a great guide and will give you a wonderful education on the area and techniques for smallies. Check out his web site at www.flyfishingfork.com
Steve has pretty much covered the waters and warnings I would give. The other thing you need is to buy a Three rivers Wildlife Managment Area Pass. You can get one anywhere that sells OK fishing licenses. It gives you full access to the Three Rivers and Honobia Wildlife Managment areas. It is difficult to tell when you are on the WMA and when you are in the national forest. The fines are stiff, so it is best to go ahead and get the pass so as not to worry. $26.00 for 930,000 acres access is a good deal.
The easiest and safest access for Smallmouth is the Upper Mountain Fork in the "Narrows" area. Head north on Hwy. 259. You will see a large paved area on the right, this is the Old Narrows, a mile farther north is the new Narrows. The Walleye are in this area in Feb. and March. There is also a great Sand Bass run in late Feb. and March, sometimes into April.
Rob Woodruff
Thanks Rob and Steve. I've never caught a smallie, and have been wanting to give it a try on the fly. I'd thought that area would be about the closest to Tyler to find them. The area you mentioned on up 259 sounds good. I'm assuming the wildlife area that the pass entitles you to is all public land, or are there areas that would result in trespassing?
There are pockets of private land scattered thoughout the Three Rivers WMA and the Ouachita National Forest. Oklahoma law differs from Texas law in that land owners own the stream bottom and can restrict wade access across their property. However if they want to restrict access it is their duty to post the land. Oklahoma follows the "purple paint rule" like Texas and Arkansas does. Currently I don't know of any stream front that is posted in the region we are talking about.
Hey Gordon! I'm Mike B from the Texas Fly Reports. Give me a shout when you are coming up and we'll hit a few of those rivers thefullcreel mentioned. October- November are prime smallie months!
Hey Mike, good to have you on this forum also. I don't know whether OK is going to be on my schedule for any time soon, may be much later in the fall.
Sure would like to wet a line with youl. And I'm really hoping Alex takes you up on the Laughing Bass filming project. I need to bring Steve Robbins up to date on that project also. Will be in touch.