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The myofascial syndrome is a muscle pain that usually occurs in a particular muscle and is caused by overload or repetitive trauma.
Although the treatment for each patient suffering from Myofascial syndrome is different such as posture alteration, application of cold or heat, stretching, and massage. In this article, we will present another technique that gets rid of this pain quickly.
The method that we would like to introduce to you is tennis balls. They have perfect elasticity to relax the muscles and relieve pain. Here are some guidelines that help you use them to relieve pain in different parts of the body:
1. Neck
The sub-occipital muscles need to take a rest after a long working day at the office. This exercise can help you relax and relieve neck pain.
Lying on the floor at your back and place a tennis ball under your neck. Next, keep this position for a minute and then change the direction of the head by turning it from side to side. Afterward, keep your head to the side, nod, and then repeat the movement to the opposite side.
2- Back pain
Back pain caused by wearing uncomfortable shoes, a wrong sleeping position, or an inadequate way of sitting. If your back hurts, try this exercise to relieve tension:
Put all two tennis balls under your back, between the coccyx and the ribs, and move the pelvis to both sides and then let the balls move around the back. Next, breathe deeply and repeat the movements for every five minutes.
3- Stiff shoulders
This exercise will stretch and relax the cuff muscles as well as relieve shoulder pain, which is probably the result of poor body posture or heavy lifting. The instruction is:
Lying on the floor at your back, put a tennis ball behind each shoulder and start rotating them.
4- Hip pain
If you wear uncomfortable shoes, are sitting for a long time, or take more excessive pressure on the hips, you may experience pain in the muscles that hold the pelvis such as the piriformis, the gluteus maximus, or the gluteus medius. It is the best way to relieve that pain.
Lie on the floor face down, place a ball between your hip and the floor, and lean on it. Make twelve slow circles and change sides.
5- Chest
Daily activities such as cooking, using the phone, or spending long hours sitting in front of the computer may cause compressed your chest. Moreover, it can create respiratory difficulties and problems in the nervous system. With this exercise, you can deal with that problem.
Stand in front of the corner of a wall and place the tennis ball under the collarbone. Take a deep breath and stay that way for a minute.
Next, move the clavicle up and down and from side to side. To increase muscle mobility, you can move your arm and neck for a minute and then change the side.
6- Knees tight
This exercise can help you relax the muscles between the patella, the bones of the leg, and the thigh.
Let's sit in a chair, bend your knees and place the tennis ball on the back of your knee. Squeeze and relax ten times.
7- Bad posture
Inadequate body posture can significantly damage the muscles of the spine and cause difficulty breathing. Therefore, lie on your back and place two balls on the sides of your back. Raise your head to your chest and raise your hips. The hands should be behind the head while lifting. Take a deep breath and rotate the tennis balls on your back for four minutes.
8- Sore hands
If you write for a long time, you may feel pressure on the muscles of the hands. Place the tennis ball on a table and put your hand on it. Then put your other hand on it and press as if you wanted to push the ball down. Move the ball horizontally for three minutes and repeat the process with the other hand.
9- Feet tired
Due to long periods of standing or wearing inappropriate shoes, you may experience pain as well as plantar fasciitis and pain in the upper back. To relieve the pain, place the ball on the floor and stand with one foot on it. Next, start rolling the ball up and down by moving your foot for a minute. Once you finish with one foot, repeat the same with the other.
10- Quadriceps
Tennis balls will release tension in the outer muscles of the quadriceps or the vastus lateral.
Let's sit on the floor and place two balls on the outside of your thigh. Bend and straighten your knee slowly twenty times. Then move the thigh from side to side and allow the ball to move across the side of your thigh. Next, perform the movement for a sum of two minutes and repeat with the other side.
Finally, this technique works effectively and is extremely easy to put into practice. What do you think of the exercises? Tell us in the comments!
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With over 20 years of experience coaching in girls football, Jim Erwin has seen it, done it and got the t-shirt. But last October the former Hamilton Academicals and Glasgow Girls coach took on an altogether different challenge: creating Motherwell's new under-17s team.
Less than a year on from that decision and Erwin's fledgling team have exceeded expectations to finish in the top eight at the halfway stage of the season, meaning they'll be playing the latter half against the cream of the crop, including Rangers, Celtic, and Glasgow City. But Erwin admits it hasn't been an easy journey.
"Last October/November the idea was to put together a team by February so they could be registered for the new season. At first the numbers were very low and we only had three or four girls training and I was worried a little. But just through word of mouth and with the help from Motherwell, who have been great with the promotional side of things, flyers and social media, plus I did an interview with Youth Football Scotland to get the message out there that Motherwell were trying to push the women and girl's game forward," Erwin said.
"Now we've finished in the top eight with a bunch of girls who had only met each other for the first time and from different clubs and different backgrounds. Some are travelling from Stirling, some from Glasgow and some local girls from Motherwell"
One of the first of those girls to get involved with Erwin's team was former Glasgow Girls player Lauryn Reside who admits the strong start the club have made has taken even the players by surprise. "We didn't expect to do this well because we'd just started up but all the girls have come in and done really well".
A modest player who doesn't keep track of the number of goals she has scored - although she admits it's a "good few" and her manager says she is on the scoresheet "most of the weeks she plays" - Reside is a right-winger turned striker thanks to Erwin, who has been impressed with her progress this season. "She's doing fantastic in front of goal this season, especially considering she hasn't always played there and we're kind of trying to develop her into that position," he said. "She's got a real eye for goal."
Erwin says Lauryn's father is "over the moon" with her progress at the club and, for many of the Motherwell players, football is a chance to get away from tough home lives, something Erwin is happy to help with. "It's been challenging because this group of girls are all from various backgrounds, some have had a hard time and came into football as escapism. For others, like Lauren, her confidence was low when she came in, but now she's one of our main players and it's been really positive."
With the foundations in place and the team beginning to show promise, there's new challenges on the horizon for the ambitious Erwin who is pleased that Motherwell are backing his aspirations. "I've been at the top and won everything with a couple of teams and I've found myself starting at the bottom and trying to keep the score down, so this is a fresh challenge. But what's positive is Motherwell are putting in a lot of time and resources.
"Recently the Ladies team have signed about half a dozen Premier League players. They're in the Second Division at the moment but they're streets ahead and the Premier League is where they want to be; that's the calibre of player they're signing. It's my job to make sure I bring through good players like Lauren who want to match that aspiration and who can deliver."
With a top half finish guaranteed, and expectations already exceeded, Erwin is targeting a 5th place finish for the club while also beginning to bring through fresh blood from the under-15s for next season.
"In our region you'll find probably the four Scottish Cup semi-finalists - Celtic, Rangers, Glasgow City, and Central Girls - so it brings new demands on the girls but they want to challenge themselves. It's probably a two-sectional league now with them and then us, Kilmarnock, Hamilton and Clark Drive, so we want to finish top of that group and if we can nick a couple of points off the bigger clubs challenging for the title then that would be fantastic.
"For me, it's about getting the under-17s off the ground and we've already started integrating some of the girls from the 15s. They competed against Rangers on Saturday at Toryglen and won 3-0, so there's some really top players there including some who are involved nationally so I'm very keen to work with them. I'd love to be working with a 17s team that can compete nationally."
Before he can look too far into the future, however, there is the small matter of a League Cup quarter-final against heavy favourites Celtic at Barrowfield on Sunday. After coming through a close fought 3-2 extra time victory over Dumbarton in the last round, Erwin is looking forward to this tie. "This is the girls' reward for that win, and it will be a big challenge."


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Shell revealed that its ongoing Assa North/Ohaji South gas development in Imo State, Nigeria will produce 600 million standard cubic feet of gas per day, energy equivalent of about 2,400 Megawatts (MW) of electricity enough to provide uninterrupted power to 2.4 million homes.
The oil company said 13 percent of the electricity generated in 2018 came from the 650MW Afam VI power plant, the firm noted that the Assa project will further aid energy generation in the country. it reiterated its determination to support development in Nigeria, by exploring more oil in the deepwater frontier of the country.
Shell, which has completed its invitation to tender (ITT), said it is about taking a Final Investment Decision (FID), on the $10 billion Bonga South West Aparo project.
The Managing Director, the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC), Osagie Okunbor unveiled the 2018, Shell in Nigeria "Briefing Notes" in Lagos. He said the company paid a total of $17.8 billion as taxes, royalties, and levies to the Nigerian Government from 2014 to 2018.
Okunbor revealed that Shell contributed $2 billion to Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), and spent $239 million under its Global Memorandum of Understanding (GMoU), for host community development.
According to him, "SPDC took the final investment decision on the Assa North/Ohaji South project last December giving a major momentum to the domestic gas aspiration of the federal government for increased power generation and industrialisation".
Okunbor, who gave a breakdown of the gas production, said 300 million standard cubic feet (mscf) of gas per day would be processed at a new gas processing plant owned by the SPDC Joint Venture, while the remaining 300mscf will go to a proposed gas processing plant by Seplat Petroleum.


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B.J. Fauteux and her group of mostly-over-60 lady golfers like to have fun on the links.
B.J. Fauteux and her group of mostly-over-60 lady golfers like to have fun on the links.
"Life can get very serious sometimes," Fauteux said. "You need a break from your problems, so we like to go out, have a few laughs and enjoy our time together."
It all started for Fauteux out at Rochester Golf Club, where she made a lot of new friends playing in the Ladies League. The league grew too large over time on the nine-hole course and Fauteux and a few other players branched out to start another league at Bay Pointe Club in Onset.
One thing led to another and some of the players ended up joining the Ladies League at Acushnet River Valley Golf Club. And, everywhere they went, they were joined by some of the players from the Ladies League at Hawthorne Country Club in Dartmouth.
"There's a big group of us who bonded through the Rochester Golf Club Ladies League and became lifelong friends," Fauteux said. "We kept meeting new players and we started playing all over. A lot of the women at Rochester had never played anywhere else, but we changed all that."
For the last eight years, Fauteux and her group have gotten together for the B.J.'s Brown Bag Brew Ha Ha Tournament, an event that doesn't take itself too seriously.
"We do it for the fun of it. It's a nice day that everybody enjoys and we all look forward to it," Fauteux said. "Everybody gets a little brown-paper goodie bag and this year we gave out cheesy engraved trophies that I bought on eBay."
The event, traditionally held on the last Thursday of July, started out at Whaling City, its home for the first six years, before moving to Lakeville Country Club a year ago.
The eighth annual tournament was played this past Thursday, with a field of 25 golfers, and a big part of this year's event was a food drive.
"We all wanted to give something back to our community and my first call was to St. Anthony's of Padua food pantry on Acushnet Avenue in New Bedford," Fauteux said. "I spoke with Father Murphy and Paula Briden to make arrangements. Ms. Biden told me how people are very giving around the holidays, but they don't see much activity in the summer, so we were glad to be able to help them out."
The response was everything that Fauteux thought it would be and she plans to drop the food off on Wednesday.
"I knew my lovely ladies were going to be generous and we collected a lot of food that's going to feed a lot of people," Fauteux said. "It's amazing what friends can accomplish when they pull together for a good cause. Our motto is girls just wanna have fun. No matter what age."
The three-day Summer Classic wrapped up on July 21 at LeBaron Hills Country Club in Lakeville. The flight winners were as follows:
Hogan — Dave Askew and Peter Askew; Snead — Pete Costa and Bob DiBari; Palmer — Tom Hansen and Billy McCarthy; Player — Wayne Campos and Herculano Melo; Nicklaus — Buddy White and Chuck Nadeau; Trevino — Michael Vaughan and Shane Burnison; Sarazen — Al Flanders and Sam Pollack; Jones — John Olivieri and Ralph Wolfendale, won in a playoff.
Patrick Arter and Michael Arter teamed up to take first place in the 14-and-over age division in the club's Father and Son Championship.
Andy Johnson and Jeff Johnson won the 13-and-over division after matching cards with Timmy Johnson.
John Butler and Shannon Butler came out on top in the Father and Daughter division, and the team of Carolyn Butler and Patrick Butler was victorious in the Mother and Son division.
The PGA Junior League team dropped a one-point decision to visiting Halifax Country Club on July 13. Luke Myers, Tim Johnson, Mikey Cody, Evan Dandrea, Ryan Dandrea, Colby Flanders and Hunter Dandreta represented LeBaron Hills. The team will return to action on Thursday for a match against The Bay Club at Mattapoisett.
Bob Reni shot a two-round total of 146 to take first place in the Senior Club Championship played July 20-21 at Country Club of New Bedford in North Dartmouth.
Richard Goulart took low-net honors with a 139 total. Kevin Nery was next with a 140 and Mike Clancy rounded out the top three with a 142.
Deb Hynes finished first in the women's division with a 179 total and Pat Ansay was the low-net winner with a 152.
Tom Humphrey and Wendy Humphrey shot a 30 to take first place in a Nine Wine and Dine Mixed Scotch played on July 18.
Barbara Young and Art Buckley took second place with a 31 after matching cards with Bill Heron and Sue Heron.
Jeff Stickey and Peter Veale shot a 45 to tie for first place with Henry Medeiros and Stanley Mickelson in the Tuesday Men's League played on July 16.
Clem Alves and Jerry Richard finished 15-under par to take first place in the 60-and-over age division in a 36-hole Senior Tournament played July 20-21 at Reservation Golf Club in Mattapoisett.
Blair Fitts and John Pope were second with a 14-under total and the top three was rounded out by Jim Lanagan and Tony Balestracci, who finished 13 under. Ron Francis and Bucky Blanchard took fourth at 11 under.
Don Salvail and Clint Doyle finished first in the 45-and-over division at 16 under. Gary Nichols and Jeff Ferreira posted the second-place score of 14 under and the team of John Koska and Mike Koska finished third at 13 under. Joe Oliveira and Dan Doyle were fourth at 12 under.
The Kittansett Club's Jack O'Donnell will tee it up Tuesday and Wednesday in the 95th Massachusetts Golf Association Junior Amateur Championship at Essex Country Club in Manchester.
O'Donnell will compete in the Boys Division for players ages 13 and under.
Two golfers recently made aces at LeBaron Hills Country Club in Lakeville.
Lakeville's Mike Macedo made a hole in one at the par-three, 164-yard eighth hole on the last day of the Summer Classic (see above).
Middleboro's Bob Santos used an 8-iron to make his first-ever ace at the par-three, 147-yard 11th hole.
Ed Collins covers local golf for The Standard-Times. He can be reached at (508) 979-4469 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Steel fences are known for their long-lasting life. In normal circumstances if the fencing is maintained it can last around 30 years or even more. If you are in an area with harsh weather and shifting of the ground it may have a slighter less life expectancy.
Do you need some tips for repairing common steel fencing problems?
What are common causes of problems with steel fences?
- Severe weather like windstorms, lightning and hurricanes which can uproot parts of the fencing.
- Impacts from fallen trees or vehicles can be a source of damage.
- General wear and tear are a common cause of problems around fencing. This can be mostly avoided if you routinely maintain the fence
- Movement within the soil can cause the fence to move positions over a few years. This can lead to droops and sags within the fencing that can interfere with the function of the fence.
Common solutions
If your gate doesn't seem to be swinging easily then you need lubricate the hinges and other moving parts. This should be done quite often. If they have been let go too far and the lubrication doesn't help the situation then you may need to replace the hinges and latches which is basically just a few screws work.
The posts may shift and end up uprooted. The best thing is to set them in concrete. If they were put in concrete n the beginning, then you may need to dig up the old footing and pour in new cement. If you find a fence railing is missing or loose you can support the loose part with t-braces. You may need to remove most of the fencing section. If you have an unpainted fence you may be stuck with non-matching fencing. In the instance of a painted fence you can simply just paint the replaced parts to match in with the original color.
If the fencing is twisted or bent, you can hammer the steel fence back into place. Steel fencing will rust eventually and quicker if it is exposed to saltwater, one of the limitations of wire work is that the steel will eventually rust and there is not much you can do besides regular maintenance. It is best to sand down the fence before you apply a rust primer then paint over with enamel paint. Using a paint brush will give you a more lasting finish that is more durable than spray painting. If you have a stained welded wire mesh fence you can wash it via 1 cup of detergent and hot water. If this doesn't get you anywhere the steel or wire on your fence can be pressure washed with hot water.
If you are not sure whether to repair or replace ask yourself these questions:
- Is money an issue will your insurance cover it?
- It the fence within warranty and is too old to repair?
- Can you get replacement parts for a fence 30+ years old?
- Is it cheaper and more longer lasting to replace rather than repair?
- Ensure before installing or replacing parts of a fence that you check the permit and building requirements. If you build a fence and it isn't approved, you lose all that money and the fence will be required to be knocked down. Checking first will save any trouble.
Sometimes fixing a fence can be something that is a priority, especially if safety and security is an issue. Make sure you fix your fence the correct way and prepare yourself for any further issues.


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Watchman on the Wall
[A short 'story' from Frank Lavoie's novel,
"Life at the Center of the Universe"]
Many of us country boys were hunting buddies, even thought the rest of the year we were practically strangers. When deer season came, most of us managed to get on the grapevine, bringing
familiar faces together. I'd grown up hunting to put food on the table, so I was particular about tramping the hills with only the best sportsmen. Luckily many of us were raised on gun blue and trap
As far as could be seen from the top of Devil's Staircase, most areas with good deer yards had secret names. Poorfarms, Red Oaks, Murkwood, all had seen the passing tribes, first the ancient ones,
the Abenaki, the Pawtucks, and then much later, fire-armed settlers on the Indian trails.
I knew a good part of a hundred square miles in the early sixties. There were a lot of deer trails so well traveled for so long they were like cow paths through the forests. Indian places and enchanted
spaces were special to me, inspiring a style of cunning stalking, tracking, and exploring which often gave me a transcendent mood. I didn't know that word at the time, but I often visited my favorite areas as much for the sake of the opportunity for game as for the spell of elder sentinels and granite ridges where spirits dwelt and stonewalls spoke of past dreams.
Over much of the area, even deep woods hide stunted but hardy apple trees, and many times I've been pleased to find lilacs, lilies, and foundations testifying to the once populated and cleared
countryside where now only a few wander through the heavy forest. Ancient grapevine stalks eighteen inches through the base generate shady canopies over climax forests where once were fields and arbors across the hill slopes. How so much enterprise could have been abandoned eluded me until I recalled the history of industry and the activity and achievements that were much in evidence on the once milled watersheds, drawing the majority of rural folk to work there.
Under the neglected but persistent growths of European weeds and immigrated trees the dignified though interrupted stonewalls that once bounded verdant fields and fruiting horticulture were the ruins of an old world which in its agriculture and industry had borne the age which now bewildered us all with contradiction.
But beneath those simple ruins were the older traces of the noble symbiotic Woodland People, and in their own history, more ancient peoples still, put stone on stone in pre-colonial walls and trails, celestial and solar observation lines, some said. After the great 'Wisconsin' glacier period ended, someone lived in New Hampshire 10,900 years ago at the place on Lake Winnippessaukee's
shores called The Weirs. I read with interest of acquaintances and a professor I knew, involved in that archaeologic discovery. But many of us wanderers had sensed with confidence the presence of ancient
influences in those enchanted forests and mountains of secrets, where we, like deer, have run.
During seasonal haunts in my territory, I knew where I could expect to find any one of several members of our 'tribe', at any given turn of the calendar. Spring meant fishing the smaller streams and ponds which warmed earlier; late spring carried us toward the headwaters and the peaks. Early summer was for exploration and camping; later you'd find us by the lake or beach. A boat was highly prized; many of us built our own little prams, gundalows, and pumpkin seeds. I even learned to water-ski.
It was a time of picnics and trips with cousins and visits to uncles in the mountains, and on rare days, the company of a girl.
Summer and Fall, we lived outside as much as possible. Up to the mountains, back to the valley, past the waterfalls and flaming swamps, hunting was the passion here when the first frost
began to strike bold 'au-revoirs' in the hardwoods. Even roaming in the early winter I couldn't help but look at the woods. Everything was here, seashore, streams, lakes, great hills. We had grown part
way up with a good homeland taken for granted, wood smoke and all, and it was also commonly granted that most hills were fair game for a sliding party once snow fell.
Seasons and traditions, school activities and county fairs, dances, parties, all of it was part and parcel of living like Yankees in southeast New Hampshire; but something happened in one day that changed almost everybody's way of seeing and feeling the world. The whole country went through it but somehow from here, shots heard 'round the world were heard differently. Closer to the scene, it didn't happen, but from here, the Center of the Universe, a cascade of energy and events swept out into the nation like the ripples going outward from old Mr. Neely's fishing bobber, dancing in a murky clay-pit pond with the power of a six foot eel, the savvy of a two foot 'pout, and the stubbornness of a three foot snapping turtle.
In the quiet hours, and there were many then in the Lamprey River valley, fishermen would park by the side of the road and enjoy the peace once known by every inhabitant of the woods. In
season, their numbers rivaled those of hunters, and often one would, while driving the numberless and nameless back roads, cautiously avoid the cars half on the road and the crowd on every little bridge as well.
Pastimes were plentiful. With 4H clubs and square dances, sock and record hops, a sophomore in a small high school could do whatever he wanted, particularly with access to wheels. It was a good
time for growing, for looking into the future. By the end of one's sophomore year at the church turned school, Watson Academy, one could expect college and a career almost for granted. Not that parents could afford that in '62 any better than now, but it was a popular good risk many felt socially their duty in view of the cold war race, the rush to produce scores of technicians. We were already under pressure with air raid exercises and the Conelrad radio tests; these new adult concerns were thrusting unknown factors into our naive formulas.
The whist and rummy parties were lasting longer. Talk was starting to range beyond the new girlfriend, the recent car adventure or bowling score. The new menace wasn't Mr. Freeman's math
homework anymore. We weren't worried about how much soda or potato chips we'd need for a party. Something was threatening the future we sought to inherit after graduation, and we were only half
way through high school. Social studies classes were getting more interesting and somehow even history seemed relevant, but as September passed and October slipped on, we were bringing feedback from home with more frequency and intensity.
The distractions I had enjoyed in season, like the small details of milkweed pods bursting white parachute fluffs floating off like
dreams, were lost, missed, overlooked, in the rising rush to grow up quickly. A missile war had become a real possibility, and it didn't seem as though we'd be having the chance to just sit and watch.
My neighbor and friend David was a baseball pal, and one day he came over to play pass after school, as usual. We were having milk and cookies when his mother came to the door. She had a large
envelope and a strange look. We all sat around the kitchen table looking at an enlargement of an aerial photograph. I was familiar enough with the work of Dr. Goddard andvon Braun to recognize important details. I had been preoccupied with Rachel Carson's 'Silent Spring', and 'Travels with Charlie' by John Steinbeck, and 'Seven Days in May' hadn't escaped my reading either.
But I still wasn't ready for what would follow.
The Soviets had been making a calculated risk in Cuba which was discovered on Sunday, October 14, 1962 by a reconnaissance aircraft. A photography technician sent his mother a copy of
a missile site photo while it and others were being taken, analyzed, and sent to President Kennedy.
The pride my friend's mother had in her older son's work was heard. But the Yankee in every neighbor who stopped by demanded we call the President. We did; the first to do so. A blockade followed.
The newspapers soon showed everyone. Impressed by the timely response, from our small town, Kennedy appointed the spokesman a token post. Honored and enthusiastic, Dad wrote letters
and speeches to the President's Special Advisory Committee on Education. I imagined then that some of the input was taken to heart. With pride I showed a few friends the letters to my Dad from JFK. My favorite Kennedy quote wasn't "Ask not what your country can do for you…" but a much less quoted one:
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution necessary."
Politics being what they were, by the middle of November, 1963, Catholics, Protestants, Quakers, pro-abortionists, desegregationists, everyone was in strong disagreement. JFK was angered by the failure of Congress to move on the tax cut and the civil rights bill. He faced crisis at every turn, but hit the campaign trail anyway, to Florida and Texas, causing much reaction. I remember some of the news, some of the talk, that the president was expected to announce the withdrawal of our 'advisors' from Viet Nam; add pressure for the passage of the civil rights bill, and the possible forcing of desegregation of public schools, and several other potentially hot potatoes like Cuba, and you may understand why the evening of November 21st was tense, even without
The political suicide potential of the Dallas speech was as great as the threat of reactionary violence or even civil war, as I recall from school and newspapers and neighbors and even my Dad
extrapolating something to that effect after the evening news. Later, he was pacing the kitchen, agitated. The Florida speech would be pale compared to Dallas, he said. For once I was just curious enough to pay attention. I had watched the McCarthy hearings, I'd watched all kinds of TV, and hadn't missed a single Nixon-Kennedy debate. I was just a junior, but it was fun taking sides and winning, even at that level of involvement. What I had yet to learn was that for all things, there is a season.
"End of the season, score: one buck!" Bob's voice was loud with pride as he came in the front door.
"Where have you been?" Mom asked from the kitchen."Its well after dark and your supper's been waiting on the stove for an hour.""Hey, Mom, didn't you hear me? I got my deer today!"
"Whoa! Alright ! Where and when?"
"Way up near Nottingham Square. Butch and I caught two bucks and two does in a crossfire where there's a lot of slash by the sawdust pile, just before dark. I heard drivers coming in from the
road toward us."
"Butch get one, too?"
"Yeah, one of the does. One buck and doe disappeared in one jump when Butch fired first, then we both fired and the two left went down at the same time. He was a couple hundred feet from
"Clean shot?" Dad asked.
"Couldn't miss, that buck was coming right toward me."
"Didn't he see you?" I asked.
"Should have, I suppose; he went down only forty feet away."
"Any rack?"
"Four points. See for yourself when you give me a hand."
"Put on your hat!"
"Yes, Mom."
"I'll get a flashlight. You can hang it from the weeping willow." Dad said.
"Its about one-forty, dressed out. I went down to see Jim about getting it cut up. He said day after tomorrow."
"Lets hope it stays cold until then."
"I think it should. You were real lucky, this being the last day."
"Did you pick up the mail while you were getting this registered?" Dad asked Bob as he tied a longer rope to Bob's dragging harness of clothesline.
"Yeah, its in the truck.." He answered as we pulled together."Get it will you?" Dad asked me as he tied the knots; "We can see this better tomorrow in the daylight. Bob, lets go in and wash up."
The Time magazine was in, dated November 22nd. I looked at that first. In a column titled 'The Presidency', an account of the November 15th New York appearance of Kennedy was
accompanied by mention of the close approach to Kennedy's limo by a girl who popped a flashbulb surprisingly closer. A New York cop was quoted as saying she might well have been an assassin. And
yet it seemed no special guard or change in security would be effected. I'd hardly mentioned that when I lost the magazine to my Dad.
JFK's intent to remain accessible to the public was seen as foolish mere campaigning, alienating his own supporters and giving his opponents comfort. When the late evening news reported that the President intended to ride through Dallas with the top of the limo open, Dad was furious, and even I sensed the danger. To some people, even the civil rights bill was seen as a mere political move
to gain the black vote, independent of its constitutional merit. The newsman finished the report and it seemed Dad was going to yell a proverbial Webster's lungfull in spite of his proud connection with JFK. Then a curious calm stilled us all.
"Jeanne Dixon said he'd get shot if he went to Dallas." Mom said quietly.
"I know that," Dad said with less breath in each word. "and I know somebody's going to shoot the man." He looked frightened as we leaned across the kitchen table to hear what we could not
believe. He spoke just above a whisper.
"Sometimes I've almost wished some nut would shoot that bastard, but now, my God, it scares me. If a reasonable man can get this angry, it's a sure sign that Kennedy will never deliver that speech,
or our part in it, I just know it." He was serious.
He told my brother and I directly never to wish the way he had, and not to say anything about it. There was something between the worlds of adults and near-adults that made the full understanding
fall into an in-between land, where what is at hand seems mystery, and what may be seems clear. I thought I understood that as president, you could only get away with so much, and that rather than risk loss of support, much less political life and power, you'd have to compromise.
The essence of my interest then was not so much whether there was a chance of an incident on the political stage, but on the speech itself. Was there a part written by my Dad or me in that pile
of letters to JFK that now seemed so appropriate it was quite likely he'd use it in the speech ? And if he did use it, might there be hell to pay?
From school the next day I walked home at noon for lunch and to see the news and hear the speech that was supposed to turn the campaign around. I had suppressed my curiosity until lunch only
to find out that Kennedy was late.
I went back to school and almost forgot about Dallas. Not long after two o'clock, the principal, Joe LeBlanc, visited our classroom, and without his usual humor, invited everyone to the 'congregation' room. The mid-room dividers were folded back as everyone crowded into the large room, quietly murmuring curiously.
"Is everyone here?" He seemed unusually serious as he turned on the TV, shoulder high on a stand.
As the brightening field filled the screen with Walter Cronkite's frozen stare, a gasp reached my heart. Something has happened! Walter is telling America and the world what for twelve hours
we had sensed, expected:
JFK was dead.
In the shock and confusion that followed, the speech was eclipsed,
perhaps even forgotten. For two weeks, regular classes were suspended. Special projects were outlined, and with the tremendous advantage of being a very small school, we took the liberties of debating and preparing for what we believed would be a time of trial and turmoil. Would Russia attack while we were still in
shock? What was the history of assassinations? Could we fill the leadership gap?
What was tomorrow's graduate going to face? Anarchy? Socialism? More political intrigue? Could we make the system work by becoming city planners, teachers, doctors?
It was a whole new world, suddenly not so predictable, something less than stable, even explosive.
Later, I would look back on our mock elections and our plans for surviving what we saw as inevitable revolution with great satisfaction, but still I wonder how we were blessed with such
foresight, how we were privileged to see. I sought the undelivered Kennedy Dallas speech with some anxiety.
Although I had not planned to, I must testify, shaken, to the prophesy in what I had written, in John Kennedy's own 'last words'. The true prophet, its said, knows not the meaning of his own
message. These are the true concluding last words of the speech he had intended to deliver at noon in Dallas, but we know he was more than late. The shots were heard around the world. It's a shame
we didn't hear these words instead:
"We in this generation are, by destiny rather than choice,
the watchman on the walls of world freedom. We ask, therefor, that we may be worthy of our power and responsibility- that we may exercise our strength with wisdom and restraints- and that we may achieve in our time and for all time the ancient vision of 'Peace on Earth, Good Will toward Men'.
That must always be our goal; and the righteousness of our cause mustalways underlie our strength. Or, as was written long ago: ' Except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.' ."
I put the November 29th Time magazine back on the pile. Johnson
the Texan was the unelected president, and the whole world was feeling the loss. The dignity of the funeral, of the mourning, sent me into deep readings about Abraham Lincoln and looking for the courses of black bricks in the walls of some of the mill buildings, placed as memorials to Abe.
Students wrote poems, pastors preached, and the TV reminded us often of what we couldn't believe. I felt a small hope in me die, traded for an experience of history.
We enjoyed venison at Sunday dinner . Over the house, Canadian
geese noisily chorused, heading south.
"Kind of late this year, aren't they?"
"And flying lower, too."
"Does it seem like they're honking longer to you?"
"Yeah, they sound sad."
I listened to the great birds that for countless generations had flown
their precise formations over the forests and now the tilled fields. Flying V's of victory, flights of freedom, flocks that had waited for their season, knowing well what would come to pass. I listened and wondered, unknowing.


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Spotify Support said this could not be done for "legal reasons" and promptly shut the door on my support ticket a year or two ago as of this writing. They seemed to think I was trying to use the network drive as a share or CDN "to other users". Which well, still isn't the case!
With that being said, Spotify on desktop uses a TON of storage for well… the storage of songs that you've set as "Download" on various playlists. And even more-so now due to one of their late 2018 or early 2019 update. As of this writing, my Spotify network share sits just under 100GB!
If you're like me, and have limited space on your desktop machine due to the drives being SSD's of 1TB or much less, you're in luck today.
I've only tested and executed this on Windows 10 Pro, version 1803 – so as always, YMMV.
Some prerequisites to have done…
- Close the Spotify app in full.
- If you have to, use task manager and close/end anything that says spotify in the process list.
- Able to run a command prompt as admin.
- You should be able to accomplish this by right clicking the start icon (windows icon), click "Command Prompt (Admin)".
- Ensure your network share is active, accessible, and writable.
- For me, I am using Debian 9 with SAMBA – this is on a virtual machine provisioned for 256GB in a flat file / single virtual machine disk.
- I've included a short config below for the Samba configuration.
- Know what IP address that your samba or remote machine's share resides on.
- Windows doesn't do too well with server-shares as a name vs an IP.
- Do not delete the current cache folder that resides in your appdata folder – you'll be moving the content of the Spotify cache folder!
Getting the ball rolling with Samba…
- If you don't have Samba installed, run
sudo apt-get install -y samba samba-common
- Once installed, create a new user on the host *nix system. In our case, for simplicity,
- Said user will need to be in the same user-group as Samba on the host system, which would likely be
- Our command (assuming
sudo su -) will likely be something like this:
useradd -d /srv/spotify/ -m -G sambashare -p spotify spotify
- The password is intentionally "spotify". No need for it to be something too special, as all it is hosting are cache files from spotify – and nothing else.
Samba config file (smb.conf)
Go ahead and get your samba share configured. For me, this is what my Samba share details looks like… Do note that
max disk size can be removed from the config below, i intentionally set this on my installation.
[global] server role = standalone server dns proxy = no map to guest = bad user passdb backend = tdbsam syslog = 1 workgroup = WORKGROUP passwd chat = *Enter\snew\s*\spassword:* %n\n *Retype\snew\s*\spassword:* %n\n *password\supdated\ssuccessfully* . obey pam restrictions = yes os level = 20 pam password change = yes server string = Spotify Cache Server usershare allow guests = yes log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m max log size = 1000 unix password sync = yes passwd program = /usr/bin/passwd %u max disk size = 104857600 panic action = /usr/share/samba/panic-action %d [homes] comment = Home Directories browseable = no read only = yes create mask = 0700 directory mask = 0700 valid users = %S [spotify] path = /srv/spotify/ force group = spotify writeable = yes readonly = no guest account = spotify force user = spotify comment = Spotify Cache
Off to the Windows side of things…
At this point, we intentionally do not map a network drive.
- Get a command prompt active with Admin / Administrator permissions open.
- Right click the Windows Start Icon (OR Windows Key + X) and click command prompt (Admin).
- Right click the Windows Start Icon (OR Windows Key + X) and click command prompt (Admin).
- As long as you know the IP address of the Samba share (virtual) machine, you can type in this to the command prompt to ensure the share is active:
net view \\IP.IP.IP.IP /all
- Where IP.IP.IP.IP is the actual samba share host.
- You should see something like this…
C:\WINDOWS\system32>net view \\192.168.20.207 /all Shared resources at \\192.168.20.207 Spotify Cache Server Share name Type Used as Comment --------------------------------------------------------------------------- IPC$ IPC IPC Service (Spotify Cache Server) spotify Disk Spotify Cache The command completed successfully.
- Outside of the command prompt, navigate to the folder where your Spotify Cache is stored at. Spotify will always default it to:
C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Spotifyin a folder named
- Enter into the
- Select ALL files and folders within the
Storagefolder, CUT the files and folders, not COPY. (Hint: CTRL A then CTRL X)
- Now, open up a new (second) explorer window, and navigate to where you have the samba share at.
- You'll need to enter the location in manually in the input bar at the top. For me, it is
- You'll need to enter the location in manually in the input bar at the top. For me, it is
- When you navigate to this share for the first time, it should ask for a username and password.
- If you setup via the process above, the username and password is simply
spotify(Username might require the workgroup\domain flow, use
WORKGROUP\spotifyif so).
- Be sure to check the Remember check box before clicking OK.
- If you setup via the process above, the username and password is simply
- If the login and access was a success, you should be in the samba share folder. Try creating a folder, title it
testor something. If you created the folder without issue, go ahead and delete the
- Keep this window open for the next step!
- Remember all of those folders that you cut above? Yeah, paste them into the new network share now. Get them out of the "Storage" folder currently residing on your C drive.
- Depending on your LAN ethernet speed and the size of your Spotify cache "Storage" folder, this could take anywhere between one minute to one hour.
- Wait for this massive process to finish before continuing onward.
- Once the mass move of folders has completed, go up one level – or to
- Delete the current "Storage" folder. It gets recreated with the next steps below.
- Jump back to the command prompt from earlier. We'll use the
net usecommand to create a persistent mapping to the remote share. This also _SHOULD_ create a user:pass mapping to the share, but in the event it didn't, the above step should have.
net use \\IP.IP.IP.IP\spotify spotify /USER:WORKGROUP\spotify /PERSISTENT:YES
- \ShareIP\ShareName,
- Password,
- User plus workgroup details,
- Forcing it to be persistent.
- NOTE: If you use something like CCleaner, or something that removes old-caches and stored data, it may wipe your user:pass login credentials! If this happens, Spotify will throw an error stating that the "drive might be full" due to an forbidden access-event.
- Edit the username & paste into the terminal:
mklink /d "C:\Users\YourUserNameHere\AppData\Local\Spotify\Storage" \\IP.IP.IP.IP\spotify
- Once this mapping and folder 'link' has been made, check the
C:\Users\YourUserNameHere\AppData\Local\Spotifydirectory for a folder named "Storage" with the little arrow at the bottom left. Your folder list should ultimately look like this:
- Enter into the "Storage" folder and ensure you can access, view, and browse about.
Load up Spotify, and see if it loads in the entire cached library. If there's an error, you'll see it light up at the top of the Spotify UI.
All in all, this is a fairly simple process. Just have to have some know-how when it comes to Linux, Samba, Windows, and basic TCP/IP networking knowledge.
Notes / Q&A
Q: Spotify says it doesn't have permission "maybe disk is full"-error…
A: There are four possible issues ongoing:
1) You're no longer logged into the network share on Windows. Manually navigate via explorer to the root share IP so that it triggers a login-request.
2) The Samba file system or *nix file system is read only – or possibly not even running!
3) A firewall is blocking it – be it on linux (ipfw or iptables) or on Windows.
4) The machine you've linked to is at its quota or actually has a full hard drive!
Q: Spotify is extremely slow to load / start up now…
A: This is to be expected when forcing the cache to use the TCP/IP stack and not a direct local-drive access. It will be even slower if your switch or ethernet ports are not 1Gbps. It takes upwards of 45 seconds to one minute for Spotify to load up the entire (near) 100GB cache I have on the Samba drive. This is what it looks like on windows task manager…
When Spotify needs to download new audio, your task manager will look something like this…
This is working as intended. Spotify will download the song, once completed, uploads it to the network share that has been linked from the process above.


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Ted is a super-genius goldfish with lots of ideas, inventions and a thirst for adventure, usually with disastrous consequences.
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Hoover is the bottom-feeding algae-eating plecostamus who wants nothing more than to be left out of Ted's ideas and given some peace.
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text: European Passat GTE launches as Saloon and Variant Share Comments Volkswagen continues e-motoring offensive with plug-in hybrid Passat GTE delivers 218 PS and travels up to 50 kilometres on all-electric power First Volkswagen plug-in hybrid in the high-volume segment of large family cars The Volkswagen continues to electrify! Following the Golf GTE*, comes the next high-volume model with a plug-in drive system: this time the German carmaker is electrifying the new Passat GTE. Its launch marks the debut of a new generation of business and family cars – zero-emission vehicle and long-distance touring car all in one. A Volkswagen that combines the present and the future. A car that boasts not only one of the most progressive drive systems of our time, but also an array of innovative assistance and infotainment systems that is ground-breaking in the segment of large family cars. With superb system output of 160 kW / 218 PS, frugal NEDC consumption of just 1.6 l/100 km and 12.2 kWh/100 km (Variant: 12.4 kWh) and an all-electric range of up to 50 kilometres, the Passat GTE defines a new level of efficiency in its class. Under normal operating conditions the new Volkswagen always begins its journey in all-electric and thus emission-free mode. This E-Mode can also be activated at the push of a button, for example towards the end of a journey as you enter a city. In cities like London, drivers of the Passat GTE are therefore exempt from the usual congestion charge. The Passat GTE is an independent trim line. The high-tech model's extensive standard features include LED headlights (for main and dipped beam), Driver Alert System, Automatic Post-Collision Braking, the Front Assist ambient traffic monitoring system including City Emergency Braking function, a rain sensor, ParkPilot for front and rear, chrome trim on the side windows and comfort seats (in the front). In addition, there are elements of individualisation that have been conceived solely for the Passat GTE. These include at the front a specific chrome radiator grille unit with an integrated striking blue stripe – blue being the colour of Volkswagen electric motoring. The Passat GTE's progressive charisma is strengthened by the completely redesigned bumper with a C-shaped LED daytime running light signature. In common with the blue design elements, this C-shaped signature is an identifying feature of all Volkswagen electric and plug-in hybrid models. From the side the 17-inch Montpellier alloy wheels identify the Passat GTE as a plug-in hybrid. The interior too has been conceptually aligned to the new drive system. Here the engineers and designers have tailored the instrument cluster and standard Composition Media infotainment system with dedicated menu matrix to the functions and displays specific to the plug-in hybrid's drive system. Standard details such as the blue ambient lighting, the multi-function leather steering wheel with blue decorative stitching, a GTE-specific gear knob with blue stitching and the seats, likewise with a matching blue basic structure, have also been individualised. The interior has been further refined with aluminium-look and gloss black trim. The Passat GTE** and Passat GTE Variant*** will arrive on the European market this autumn; in the first few countries advance sales have already begun. In Asia the launch will also be this year. In terms of the brand, the Passat GTE is an elementary building block in Volkswagen's electric motoring strategy.


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A holographic novel (or holonovel for short) is an holographic program that has a story and plot and allows for participants to take the role of one of the characters.
Eric Zimmer liked to work on holonovels in his spare time. It was a hobby he started in high school with the help of his father, Henrik Zimmer. (Star Trek: Pioneer)
Annika Hansen remembered only one line of Relm's holonovel, For a Ton of Bricks: Tu es tellement LOURDE! (RIS Bouteina episode: "Distress Call")
Holonovels[edit | edit source]
- Brickworks series
- Photons Be Free
- The Dixon Hill series
- The Stand
External links[edit source]
- Holographic novel article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
- Holographic novel article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.
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Message from the Alumnae Association
It's the first week of the new year and I find myself reflecting on 2018, embracing 2019 with a fresh start, setting goals and all the opportunities and challenges a new year presents. I'm less inclined to make resolutions but I am intrigued with claiming a word or phrase to help shape the year ahead. My word for 2019 is courage.
Alumnae Spotlight – Karen Woodin '80
Karen Woodin will tell you that her Russell Sage experience provided her with the back bone and groundwork that equipped her for the competitive job market. The outcome of that experience was a successful 21-year career in early childhood education. But some of the qualities that were forged during her Sage education, the drive to maximize her potential and step out of her comfort zone, also played a part in the fulfilling 2nd career she is currently enjoying as a landscape artist and teacher.


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Adamson Systems Engineering, in collaboration with its U.K. distributor, The Warehouse Sound Services, will be exhibiting at this year's PLASA Show at Olympia from Sept. 17-19, 2017 in booth V11.
The company will be showcasing its S-Series and new IS-Series of loudspeakers, with key personnel from Adamson and The Warehouse on-hand to greet visitors.
Adamson's S-Series of tour-grade loudspeakers, including the flagship S10, will be on display. The two-way, true line source sub-compact line array cabinet has been deployed in the U.K. for recent shows by the likes of Bryan Adams and Shawn Mendes, plus major events like the Edinburgh Festival production of Trainspotting, Rock the Stadium in Falkirk with Madness and Jess Glynne, and the Montrose Music Festival, headlined by The Beach Boys and Deacon Blue.
Additionally, this summer, The Warehouse deployed over 100 Adamson loudspeakers – including the S10 – at the Virgin Money Fireworks Concert, which closed out the Edinburgh International Festival with a performance by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.
At PLASA 2017, Adamson and The Warehouse are also launching the install-focused IS-Series in the U.K., which packs the company's tour-grade technology into architecturally friendly boxes with rugged and unobtrusive rigging solutions. The series is currently comprised of the IS7 and IS10 two-way, full range line array cabinets and complementing IS118 and IS119 subwoofers.
The IS7 and IS10 are loaded with two 7- and 10-inch Kevlar Neodymium drivers, respectively. Their critically optimized waveguides produce a slightly curved wavefront and allow for increased vertical dispersion without sacrificing high-frequency presence in the far field. Adamson's patented Controlled Summation Technology further eliminates lobing usually associated with two-way line source systems.
For precise impulse response, the IS118 and IS119 subwoofers are loaded with lightweight, long excursion 18- and 19-inch ND19 Kevlar Neodymium drivers, respectively. Both utilize Adamson's Advanced Cone Architecture. The drivers are mounted in an efficient, front-loaded enclosure, designed to reproduce clean, musical low-frequency information.
IS-Series cabinets use marine-grade birch plywood and aircraft-grade steel. All models come standard with two NL4 connectors and can also be ordered with barrier strips.
Adamson personnel attending PLASA 2017 will include: Jochen Sommer, director of European Operations; Jasper Ravesteijn, EMEA Sales director; Thomas Vestergaard, technical support Europe; and Marc Weber, director of Product and Brand Management from Adamson's Canadian headquarters.
Warehouse staff in the booth will include: Justin Frost, Brand manager; Gavin Jenkinson, Sales manager; and directors Janet Murray and Derek Blair.
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Lincoln Center Festival:
Maryinsky's Horse a Winner!
It's time to open Alexei Ratmansky's modernist toy chest of The Little Humpbacked Horse, a sparkling new version of an old Russian folk tale danced to perfection by the Maryinsky Ballet. The story has been choreographed for many Russian stages, and made into more than one film over the decades—notably one with Maya Plitsetskaya in 1962—but Ratmansky's version is very today, without bending the basic plot out of shape.
With sets and costumes in a riot of bright colors and skewed geometric shapes, the classic fairytale has the usual buffoons, conniving brothers, a reptilian major domo, silly old Tsar, a little horse with magical powers and—of course—a pair of young lovers who will triumph in the end (modernist or not, it's a fairy tale, after all). And because it's the Maryinsky, this Horse surrounds us with the kind of suppleness and athleticism at which Russians have always excelled. Those arms! Those hands! Those hyper-extended cores! All those boneless limbs and joints! And oh, the astonishing mime from every dancer, making characterization complete, and dialogue and lyrics superfluous. And don't forget those applause-inducing leaps!
Act Two,in particular, allowed Thursday's cast (Yevgenia Obravtsova as the Tsar Maiden, Vladimir Shklyarov as Ivan, and particularly Islom Baimuradov as the ever-insidious Gentleman of the Bedchamber) to ply their mimetic gifts to the max. A last-minute change in the pit brought Valery Gergiev to the podium to conduct Rodion Shchedrin's cinematic score (used in the 1962 film); it works even better in this production than in the more traditional film. But: the Little Humpbacked Horse was originally a filly, giving a charmingly playful twist to her guardianship of Ivan. Transformed into a foal by Ratmansky, the charm still works, but plays out more like a buddy ballet.
It's been a long time since I've been in an audience that was having so much fun. But, alas, there's only one performance left (on Saturday), and it's worth staying in town to see it, especially if you have children who love horses and who deserve a treat. And, while you're at it, take a look at some of the summer's other goodies: festival


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In this sketch comedy series, comics Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele create and star in skits that poke fun at popular culture, politics, and other aspects of modern life. The series aired on Comedy Central between 2012 and 2015. Key & Peele is a Comedy series that is currently running and has 5 seasons (57 episodes). The series first aired on January 31, 2012. It has mostly positive reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 8.3.
Key & Peele is available for streaming on the Comedy Central website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Key & Peele on demand at Amazon, Hulu, Vudu, FuboTV, Microsoft Movies & TV, Sling, iTunes online.
- Wednesday 10:00 PM et/pt on Comedy Central
- 5 Seasons, 57 Episodes
- January 31, 2012
- Comedy
- Cast: Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele
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Key & Peele Full Episode Guide
- Episode 11 - The End
In the series finale, sketches include a man calling 911; Ray Parker Jr.'s new songs; a man who's obsessed with an Internet meme; and a young man being educated about a place called Negrotown.
- Episode 10 - Meegan & Andre Break Up
Sketches include two friends arguing at a club; Meegan and André having a serious discussion; a rapper walking out of an interview; Conrad flying business select; and a man sporting a new mustache.
- Episode 9 - The 420 Special
Neil deGrasse Tyson relaxes at home, Keegan must keep it together during a job interview, a tailor deals with a gassy client, the valets discuss "Game of Thrones," and a telemarketer tries a new strategy.
- Episode 8 - Hollywood Sequel Doctor
A tickle game between two friends gets weird, a writers' room brainstorms for "Gremlins 2," a man deals with an unruly office janitor, two thugs suspect their friend snitched, and Keegan and Jordan discuss Africa at a party.
- Episode 7 - MC Mom
A gangster participates in a drive-by, a mom writes a song for her son, two scam artists compete with each other, an "Undercover Boss" reveals himself, Big Boi runs into André 3000, and two guys get into a car accident.
- Episode 6 - The Job Interview
Judge Jessie has a new show. A couple of ladies catch up over drinks. The valets talk about Val Kilmer.
- Episode 5 - Killer Concept Album
Sketches include a politician who denies sending lewd photos and a detective questioning a rapper.
- Episode 4 - Severed Head Showcase
A gospel group must practice without their coach, a group of warriors celebrate a beheading, a prisoner tries to trick his guard, and a young man is confronted for only speaking in catchphrases.
- Episode 3 - A Cappella Club
A PSA helps prevent child soldiers in Africa, a college a cappella group gets a new member, Meegan and André go on their first date, a terror group runs a food truck, and two old men discuss popular music.
- Episode 2 - Airplane Showdown
A flight attendant deals with a passenger who refuses to fasten his seatbelt, British explorers discuss their travels, two couples try to avoid spoilers on a double date, and a prayer group receives divine intervention.
- Episode 1 - Y'all Ready For This?
A football team gets amped up before a game, President Obama and Luther meet Hillary Clinton, two guys prepare for potential threats on a flight, a band of pirates sings a chantey, and a cop is a bit too trigger-happy.
- Episode 11 - Terrorist Meeting
A gangster is determined to prove he's loco, terrorists meet up to plan their next move, and a jealous older brother makes a family dinner awkward.
- Episode 10 - Sex Addict Wendell
Sketches include: a teacher bullied by the class clown, performers willing to take a kick in the crotch for their art and a man trying to score at a sex addicts meeting.
- Episode 9 - Aerobics Meltdown
Sketches include Stan Lee's pitches for some new superheroes, a guy loses his reputation and a new device.
- Episode 8 - Terrible Henchman
A henchman continuously interrupts his boss's torture session, a speaker at a school assembly discusses his colorful life, and a man tries to prove he's all grown up.
- Episode 7 - Sex Detective
A respected sex crimes detective uses unconventional means to solve a case, an action hero rescues his girlfriend, and a frozen yogurt store employee indulges in too many samples.
- Episode 6 - Scariest Movie Ever
A vampire reveals himself, a serial killer is thwarted, and a child's wish comes true.
- Episode 5 - Quarterback Concussion
A football player with a concussion tries to psyche his team up, a man accuses his wife of cheating on him with a dog, and a restaurant owner scares off his patrons.
- Episode 4 - Slap-Ass: In Recovery
A baseball player struggles with his addiction to slapping ass, a mobster takes vengeance on someone who crossed him, and Steve Urkel drives a man mental.
- Episode 3 - Georgina and Esther and Satan
Two women take on Satan. Meanwhile, things go awry when a man goes mattress shopping. Dance club patrons are forced to face the truth about themselves.
- Episode 2 - Little Homie
A parole officer uses a puppet to buffer a situation with a parolee, a man in a neck brace attempts to party down, and a soldier has an emotional reunion with his family.
- Episode 1 - Alien Imposters
Aliens invade Earth, a family learns to accept a relative's gay wedding, and a couple of racists express some surprising views.
- Episode 0 - Shart Week
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It seems every day with twins is a mix of trials and triumphs. Certainly the triumphs...the joy, the smiles, and the laughter...far outweigh the trials. And another thing that's for certain is that it's ALWAYS interesting.
December 1, 2011
52 Weeks of ME! Challenge Link-up
Be it big or small, we owe it to ourselves to step back, relax, and recharge...and enjoy!
What did you do for YOU this week???
And what did I do for ME???
Since we didn't travel over the Thanksgiving holiday, our five-day weekend was pretty relaxed. We enjoyed lots of family fun on our own schedule...and I was thankful to carve out a bit of time just for me, as well.
At the beginning of the year, my bestie and I decided we'd get pedicures together once a quarter. Following our December twinkle toes, we held off until February before we booked another appointment. At that point we decided that three months was too long to wait for pretty toes...surely we could swing a quick date once a month.
We haven't quite met up once a month, but we've enjoyed several pedicures together this year.
On Saturday Aunt Shanda picked me up after the girls' nap time. She had her seat warmer fired up and Christmas music in the CD player. We enjoyed having our piggy toes pampered just as much as we enjoyed catching up...it had been too long!
I vowed this week I would talk about something other than coffee...so I won't include as "me" time the holiday Starbucks we picked up on the way home, or the toast we made (and took a picture of!) to our friendship...and to pretty toes!
4 comments:
- Beth said...
Yeah for time with girlfriends!
And yeah for pretty toes!
- Friday, 02 December, 2011
- Marcia (123 blog) said...
loved the toast to friendship :)
about to do my blog post now!
- Friday, 02 December, 2011
- reanbean said...
I love that you went for your me time AFTER the girls' nap. I tend to do the me stuff when my kids are sleeping/resting, and then I'm right back in the mix when they're up and ready to go. It hardly seems like a break when you do things that way.
And I laughed at your "seat warmer fired up" comment. How cold is it down there? :o)
- Friday, 02 December, 2011
- Unknown said...
I don't usually do Pedis over the winter but I would love a facial right about now!! Glad you had some time with your bestie!!
- Friday, 02 December, 2011


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Centre manager Patrick Vercoe said: "Because this is the 30th year that we have been giving free meals on Christmas Day, we felt it was about time that we sent out our own Christmas cards.
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Norton House stages an annual Christmas Day lunch for the city's homeless, single and lonely, vulnerable and mentally ill.
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Cotton is a valuable Australian commodity, but the fact farmers reap about $600 per bale isn't what has them talking – it's cotton's new extraordinary street value.
It seems cotton branches have become the new bloom du jour, and the trendy white blooms' Insta-worthiness seem to be commanding 'extraordinary' price tags.
The ABC reports hipsters in urban Sydney suburbs are paying up to $35 for a single branch and $50 for a bunch of the woolly stuff – and shocking farmers in the process.
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ABC says: "In reality growers have been averaging 12 cotton bales per hectare this season, which returns the much smaller figure of $6,500 per hectare."
Read more: Melbourne mansion with $50m price tag has 16 toilets and 7 kitchens
Speaking to Southern NSW farmer Gavin Dal Broi, who has nearly finished picking his cotton crop, ABC reports he cannot believe how much people are paying for cotton branches at florists and markets.
"It's extraordinary," he told ABC. "It's mind boggling that people are willing to pay for something that we have thousands of hectares of."
Florists argue that cotton not only sparks nostalgia and looks good, it's a hardy crop that lasts a long time.
In corporate arrangements (where offices use central air and usually lack an abundance of natural light), many regular flower arrangements last about two days – but cotton can last much longer irrespective of hot or cold temperatures.
From an interiors perspective, they're very in. To be given as a bouquet (which look especially nice when pair with other Australian natives), or as a long-lasting larger piece for your home.
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Analyst Ming-chi Kuo has been cited by China's Commercial Times on his iPhone sales performance predictions, reports DigiTimes. Kuo suggests that the newly released iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max, and iPhone Xr will sell in volumes of 75- to 80 million this year. The iPhone Xr is expected to be particularly successful in China, because of the dual-SIM capabilities. Additionally, Kuo added that the iPhone Xr's prices is "relatively competitive", adding to its potential success.
The analyst also believes that the Xr will account for 55-60% of the total new iPhone sales. At the same time, the iPhone Xs Max will probably deliver on expectations and account for 25-30% of the total number of new iPhones sold. Under these circumstances, the predicted numbers for the smaller iPhone Xs have been reduced to 10-15%, making the Xs Max the obvious consumer choice, according to Kuo.
The analyst also weighed in on the Apple Watch Series 4's potential. He believes that Apple's Watch shipments will amount to 18 million units this year, out of which 50-55% will be the new Apple Watch Series 4.


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Speeding in Unionville brought to supervisors again
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By John Chambless
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There were a few new items on the
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During public comment at the beginning of the meeting, Tom Blomer, who lives at 1667 W. Doe Run Road in Unionville, submitted a petition to the supervisors that was signed by 38 residents, asking the board to take action on speeders and to restrict truck traffic.
"I live near Hood's, and there is traffic going 50 to 70 miles per hour past my house," Blomer told the board. "Nobody stops for pedestrians at the crosswalk by Hood's. Nobody," he added.
Heavy truck traffic shakes the foundations of the village's historic homes, Blomer said, causing fractures and settling. "I know there was a Safety Committee formed to look at the speeding and trucks, but nothing's been done. We're going on six years now," he said.
Chief of Police Robert Clarke said that officers do watch for speeders in the village, "but we're not just assigned to the village. We've got the whole township," Clarke said. "There are only two part-timers and me."
Board chairman Richard Hannum, Jr., said, "We've had these discussions before. We did a traffic study two years ago. We have plans and outlines, and we talked about installing raised crosswalks, but it's a funding issue, and there were some issues around maintenance and plowing. We have not gone to the next steps."
Township manager Jane Laslo added that there are crosswalks being installed at the east end of the village, near the new park. There are also issues with adding a more prominent crosswalk by Hood's because laws prohibit having traffic exiting so close to a crosswalk. The proposed site is where traffic for the ball fields enters Route 82.
Hannum took Blomer's name and contact information, and said that he would welcome Blomer's contribution to the Safety Committee.
Unionville resident Jack Greenwood angrily told the board, "I've been involved in this issue for years, and it's time for this board to get serious. I've worked out solutions and presented them to the board, but there have been no Safety Committee meetings in over a year. I send emails and nobody responds. I tell you about trucks that are tearing up our roads and our houses, and Jane Laslo laughs about it. She thinks it's funny," Greenwood said.
"That is absolutely untrue," Laslo began, but Greenwood cut her off.
"If this township wants to get busy and do something, you've got to take action now. No more words," he said. Greenwood then walked out of the meeting.
Later in the evening, the board heard from Kim Holt about a 'Run for Recovery' to be held in November by Celebrate Recovery, a group that meets at Willowdale Chapel. The run will accompany a family festival to be held at Willowdale, and the goal is "to unify the community around the issue of recovery," Holt said.
Supervisor Robert Weer tried to convince the Willowdale representatives to route the run away from heavily traveled Route 82, but was told that the brief stretch of the route that will close the roadway for about an hour was the best alternative.
"We sure do have a lot of runners," Weer said. "But I give up."
The supervisors voted to approve the plan for the run, with Weer abstaining.
The board also approved replacing a township pickup truck that has more than 110,000 miles with a 2017 GMC Sierra, at a cost of $46,291. The truck will be outfitted with a plow for winter use. Laslo said the township had allotted $60,000 in the budget for replacing the vehicle, "so we're covered," she said. "This is a bit less."
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CALLAWAY COUNTY - The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) said a 62-year-old man died Sunday after an accident on Route BB.
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49. Christians should be taught that the pope's indulgences are useful only if one does not rely on them, but most harmful if one loses the fear of God through them. My comment: This is also a ready excuse for those who would deny the Church's agency in granting them.
50. Christians should be taught that, if the pope knew the exactions of the indulgence-preachers, he would rather the church of St. Peter were reduced to ashes than be built with the skin, flesh, and bones of the sheep. My comment: It does not appear this person is competent to judge distortions of doctrine in the first place, so such a warning rings hollow. False doctrine is just as harmful.


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Town Clerk: Philip Peacock, Town Hall, Market Hill, Huntingdon, PE29 3PJ
Telephone: 01480 411883 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Yesterday the Mayor & Deputy Mayor, along with the Station Commander of RAF Wyton, held a small service on the Market Square to mark both Battle of Britain, and the 65th anniversary of RAF Wyton's freedom of the Town. (photo cred MOD Crown Copyright)
about 8 days ago
The September issue of the Huntingdon Magazine is now available online here: huntingdontown.gov.uk/…
about 8 days ago
RT @HTFC_1995: Thank you Mr Mayor your support and that of your deputy is much appreciated @Huntingdon_Town twitter.com/tomsbfc/st…
about 27 days ago