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City council to meet Thursday nightThe Bloomfield City Council will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday night. The council will continue discussions about a management contract between the city, county and the Mutchler Community Center. The council will consider and discuss applications for a recreation director's position and will also consider posting a job opening for a parks and recreation laborer position. In other business, the council will consider approval of an alcohol license for Southfork, an upgrade to the city website, and an architect's contract for streetscape improvements. * 0 Comments
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Taste of Christmas begins FridayBloomfield Main Street's Taste of Christmas begins Friday morning, as several businesses will feature free samples of holiday treats for customers. Taste of Christmas will be held during business hours on Friday and will continue from 9 a.m. until noon on Saturday. * 0 Comments
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Tourism Corporation hosts open house FridayThe Davis County Tourism Corporation is hosting an open house Friday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Welcome Center in Bloomfield. The open house is being held to celebrate the group's 25th anniversary. Refreshments will be served. * 0 Comments
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Belknap trolley brings pony rides back to DCTim and Kim Stevenson of Belknap are bringing back an old Davis County tradition of pony rides. They operate the Belknap Trolley, which features a team of 36-inch miniature ponies pulling a cart. A story about the Stephenson's and the trolley appears in Wednesday's Bloomfield Democrat. * 0 Comments
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Lady Mustangs host E-B-F Thursday nightThe Lady Mustang basketball team returns to action Thursday night hosting Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont in the South Central Conference opener. Action begins at 5 p.m. with the freshman game. The junior varsity and varsity games will follow. * 0 Comments
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MenusSchool lunch menus for Dec. 6--Breakfast: Breakfast pizza. Lunch: Corn dog, baked beans, carrot chips, banana, apple crisp, milk. *** Bloomfield Senior Citizens Center menus for Dec. 6--Meatloaf, baked potato, sour cream, breaded tomatoes, peaches, orange juice. Activities: Bake sale and Taste of Christmas at 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Wii games at 9-11:30 a.m. Bingo at 12:45 p.m. * 0 Comments
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Francis, Logan inducted into DC Hall of FameThe late Chauncey Francis and Nancy Logan were inducted into the Davis County Hall of Fame Thanksgiving night during the Christmas lighting ceremony. Logan is the long-time owner of the Success Bank in Bloomfield, Francis was manager of the Gilfillan Clinic and active in community development. Posted on 02 Dec 2013 by Bdemo
Maeder promoted to Lieutenant ColonelDavis County School Superintendent Dan Maeder was honored Nov. 29 during a special ceremony hosted by the Iowa National Guard in Ottumwa. Maeder remains active in the National Guard and was promoted last Friday from a Major to Lieutenant Colonel. Posted on 02 Dec 2013 by Bdemo
Long Term Care finacial dilemmaHospital officials are facing a dilemma created by decreasing occupancy rates in the facility's Long Term Care Unit. The 32-bed facility has dropped from 92 percent occupancy to 56 percent occupancy with only 18 of the 32 beds being used. Hospital officials haven't made any decisions regarding the future of the hospital's Long Term Care Unit. They continue to monitor the financial situation regarding the department. Posted on 02 Dec 2013 by Bdemo
Democrat seeking family Christmas storiesThe Bloomfield Democrat is looking for readers to share inspirational holiday stories during the Christmas season. The stories may be warm-hearted memories of holidays gone by, comical remembrances, poignant memories of loved ones at the holidays, Christmases celebrated while in the military or in other countries, inspirational messages of the season, or any other seasonal stories of interest. Readers may share their stories in writing or by setting up an appointment for an interview at the Bloomfield Democrat office. Contact the Bloomfield Democrat for more information on how to share your holiday stories and traditions. Posted on 03 Dec 2013 by Bdemo
Tade named distinguished alumniGavin Tade of Fort Worth, Texas and formerly of Bloomfield was honored earlier this fall as a distinguished alumni of the University of Central Missouri. A story about Tade's award and his career as a United States Air Force pilot appears in Wednesday's Bloomfield Democrat. Other top stories: *Bloomfield Main Street's annual Christmas celebration will be held this weekend. *Ken Turner pleaded not guilty to several counts of third-degree sex abuse. *In sports, read about the Lady Mustangs' win over Holy Trinity to start the basketball season. Posted on 04 Dec 2013 by Bdemo
Finacial aid meeting setThe Davis County High School will host a financial aid informational meeting Thursday night at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held in the high school library. Posted on 04 Dec 2013 by Bdemo
Wrestlers to face Fairfield, KeokukThe Mustang wrestling team travels to Fairfield Thursday night for a pair of non-conference meets. The double dual meet will see Davis County and Centerville squaring off against Keokuk and Fairfield. Davis County and Centerville will not wrestle each other Thursday night but will meet later in the season. Thursday night's action begins at 6 p.m. and will feature both junior varsity and varsity matches. * 0 Comments
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Cardinals 7, Cubs 0: Lance Lynn struck out nine over six innings and Yadier Molina knocked in three runs as host St. Louis clinched its first National League Central title since 2009.
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So for every American has ever thought lying are Obama -- -- our only choices.
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By FPA Members Elaine King, CFP®, CDFA™, and Philip Herzberg, CFP®, MSF
Last Updated: July 19, 2010
Howard Gleckman, author of the novel Caring for Our Parents, reveals that caring for an aging and frail parent or disabled relative may be the hardest thing you'll ever do in your life, but it can also be the most rewarding.1 As a Baby Boomer (between 46 and 64 years old) and part of a "sandwich" generation where you may care both for your parents and children simultaneously, careful preparation for the estate planning of an aging parent will significantly ease your financial and emotional burden and enable your family to spend fulfilling time with your loved one comfortably.
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- Establish health care directives for medical decisions of your aging parent: You should complete a living will or advanced health care directive specifying what life-sustaining medical treatments your parents will allow or not allow in the event of incapacitation (i.e. Do-Not-Resuscitate order). Also, make sure you draft a health care power of attorney ideally to authorize a representative to make medical care decisions on your parent's behalf. Communicate decisions to your parent and other family members before implementing to ensure they fully understand and agree with these health care provisions.
- Designate a durable power of attorney to help manage financial affairs: You should select a durable powers of attorney to handle financial decisions if your parent becomes suddenly sick, incapacitated, or otherwise unable to carry your affairs. These financial powers of attorney to pay bills and make significant financial transitions become especially critical if your seriously ill parent is single and did not list joint tenants for certain assets or accounts.
- Draw up a will and/or living trust documents and update when necessary: At the very minimum, you need to have a professionally drafted will written to delineate what happens to your parent estate's assets and property. Considering privacy and continuity of management in the event of incapacity, you should utilize a living trust to allow for your designated successor trustee(s) to step in and handle trust assets for your aging parent's benefit. In light of evolving life circumstances, your elderly parent will most importantly have the comfort and flexibility in a living trust to name and update one or more successor trustees, personal representatives, and agents for non-trust property management and health care decisions.
- Keep organized estate planning records and inventory: If your elderly parent becomes incapacitated, you or a designated heir may have difficulty navigating their bookkeeping system or finding relevant estate planning documents and financial records inside the house or in safe deposit boxes elsewhere. Your parent can compose a letter of instruction, in conjunction with basic estate planning documents, to identify the location of these important papers and the key to their lockbox or computer passwords.
- Include long-term care insurance and possible responsibilities for the role of a caregiver in planning: Does your parent currently have long-term care to provide funds needed to pay for specialized care? Have your parent highly consider the option of purchasing long-term care insurance, based on your parent's age and available resources to pay for the premium, and communicate with your parent the issues surrounding long-term health care (i.e. home health care, skilled care, assisted living facilities). Evaluate whether including a Geriatric Care Manager (GCM) may be a worthwhile consideration in strategizing for this long-term care process. Assuming the responsibilities for the role of a caregiver to your parent one day, you should carefully prepare by paying attention to the warning signs (i.e. early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease) of your aging parent and staying informed about nursing homes and hospitals before your parent becomes incapacitated.
Protect your parent's legacy and proactively prepare for you and your family to spend quality and rewarding time with your parent by planning in advance!
FPA member Elaine King, CFP®, CDFA™, is Vice President, Director of Wealth & Well-Being at Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust. FPA member Philip Herzberg, CFP®, MSF, is Director of Media Relations & Public Awareness for FPA of Miami-Dade.
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On Current Island the mission team took a leap of faith in the surf of the Carribbean. |
They broke down into three groups to get to their destination, with the first group leaving on June 29. The second group left on June 30, and the last group on July 1. Flying into the airport at North Eleuthera in Governor's Bay (to an airport the approximate size of the Loose Caboose), the group was amazed at the startling blue waters that looked like the cover of a travel brochure, but as the plane circled lower they could see the small, dilapidated homes that did not speak of a prime vacation spot. Upon landing, the kids spotted a small store across from the airport. Within a short period of time they left the store, realizing a bit too late that it didn't carry the contents of a traditional Circle K in The States.View More images >>
"Your first reaction was that it was very fancy ... and then you land," said Cheryl Hopkins, who was one of the adult chaperones and mother to one of the counselor kids, Elizabeth Schum. "There is only one main road, one tiny store, a tiny library, a community center and a pavilion by the sea. There are also about 50 residents there ... and that's it."
Their ride to the church, with a chauffeur named Fine Threads, was a culture shock as well. The main road was only wide enough for one car at a time, and roosters randomly crossed the road.
They stayed on Current Island proper, in the church manse and the sanctuary, sleeping on twin mattresses on the ground, and ate the native fare for their meals.
Vacation Bible School, though, was held on the mainland of North Eleuthera in the church there.
After a delayed flight and an unexpected overnight stay in Nassau, the group arrived just 45 minutes before their first day of Bible Camp. They were greeted by Salina, a little 3-year-old girl from Haiti, who was so excited to be there she arrived early.
When the other children began to arrive, it was time to meet new friends.
"Five kids got out of this little tiny car," Cheryl said. "The Boca kids looked at that kind of funny, until later in the week when we had 23 people in an 11-passenger van."
Each counselor had a group of children they were responsible for. By the end of the VBS week, there were approximately 40 children attending, with the youngest being 18 months and the oldest being 20.
"For the most part they all spoke or understood English," Cheryl said. "The little girl, Salina, had some difficulty because she was so young. But the thing that brought them all together was music. We had songs, the same songs from VBS that was held here in May, that we did over there. They all loved that."
They also did crafts during the week, including beach ball and paper hat decoration. At one point the group even rebuilt the Wall of Jerusalem, with boulders made from Boca Beacon newspapers and Publix paper grocery bags.
Peanut butter sandwiches were eaten by the blue waters of the Caribbean, and there was swimming, music, dancing and comaraderie.
The camp wrapped up on July 4, with a celebration to finish it off. They had a puppet show, dancing, cake and celebrated the new friendships that were created.
"The kids didn't know what to expect, but they all handled it so beautifully," Cheryl said. "The group who had gone in before us to do setup for camp literally just knocked on the door of the lady, Miss Sue, who runs the public library. She let them in to set up. It's a place where everybody knows everybody, and everyone is like family ... or they really are family."
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Mikey D'Arcy :WOTC:Name: Mikey D'ArcyPack: Onyx (Alpha)Pronunciation of Name: Mi-Key D-arse-yOther Name(s): Mikey.Birthday: 14/12/1990Age: 23Gender: MaleSexual Orientation: BisexualOccupation: Singer/Song-writerHeight: six feet ten inches or 208cmWeight: 205 poundsEye Colour: Ice cold blueHair Colour: Jet blackHair Length: Short.Skin: light brownLanguages spoke: English, Irish, Japanese, Russian, German.Eating Habbits: Healthy food. He very rarely eats take out or anything fatty.Markings: He has no birthmarks of any kindScars: He has claw marks down the left side of his chest. from just under the collar bone to just under the ribs.Tattoos: He has a large tribal design on his right shoulder. And the words "Life Kills" across his backPiercings: None...That can be mentioned in publicNormal Outfit Worn: He wears a pair of black and white converse sneakers, a pair of blue jeans. A white t-shirt with a black skull in the middle. A Black leather jacket with red trimmings.Weapons: He has a
Sinon AkamishiName: Sinon AkamishiSpecies: VampireBirthday: 21st/12/1932Age: Looks 21. Is actually 81Gender: FemaleSexual Orientation: BisexualEye Colour: GreyHair Style In Human Form: Short for a woman. Tied up into two pony tails on either side of her head.Hair Colour: WhiteHeight: 5 feet 6 inchesWeight: 125lbsBody Type: Curvy.Appearance: Just check the preview image.Where they live: She lives in a high rent appartment. In the middle of Seishin.
Michael SouthernName: Michael "Razor/Mikey" SouthernSpecies: HumanBirthday: 14/12/1993Age: 20Gender: MaleSexual Orientation: straightEye Colour: His right eye is deep purple while his left is golden. Hair Style In Human Form: his hair is long enough to cover his eyesHair Colour: jet blackHeight: 6 foot 6 inchesWeight: 200lbsBody Type: Stocky. He is build like a bricksh*t house.Appearance: He wears a black leather jacket. A dark grey long sleeved shirt and worn-out blue jeans. He has several scars on his chest, knife wounds. He has a wolf head tattooed on his right shoudler and a sword with blood running down it on his left.Where they live: He lives in a penthouse. top floor of a massive tower block. He has a room there for negotiating with the Vamps and Wolfs.
WOTC: Jenifer LarkenName: Jenifer LarkenAge: 21Gender: FemaleOccupation: UnemployeedAppearance: Human; Shown above. Werewolf: her fur is a deep, almost blood red, with some small white patches on her face.Outfit: She wears a brown leather jacket over a pink, low cut top. She usualy wears either leggins, or jeggins. (google if necessary)Weight (both human and werewolf): about 130lbsHeight (both human and werewolf): 5 foot 6 inchesPersonality: She is rather controlling. She loves getting her way. Shes nice when she is in a good mood, but the opposite is rather true.History: She grew up in Ireland. She grew up with Michael, but she never liked him until he disappeared for a few months. They dated for a few months until Michael left with his band. She hasnt talked to him since.
2nd Chapter of Skyrim Comp2nd of First Seed. Mundas.We woke up the next morning, We both jumped out of bed and got dressed. She has about to beg me to go with me on the hunt for Red Eagles sword."No Mjoll."I said even before she could ask. She was about to grab the ebony great sword. She had a look of disappointment on her face. I smiled as she sat back down on the bed and pouted a little."Im sorry. But you know how i feel about you going adventuring."She rubbed her stomach. We suspected that she was having my child."Its okay Love"I went down stairs and lit the fire, strapping my Wolf armor back on. It felt great to have It back on. I had the blade in the hilt and was ready to hit the road when..."Hey Love! at least get some food and a nice meal!"I chuckled and turned around."Sure Mjoll." I walked back in, taking off my helm. She had a nice steak ready. And a glass of my favorite spiced wine. I ate it wolfishly."Thank you Love"I kissed her on the hand and grabbed my helm. As i walked out the door I
Gi'salk JarrallsName: Gi'salk JarrellsNicknames: GiGiage: 26past: Gi'salk is from a small independent nation. She left in search of a better life. right now shes working as a waitress in a bar. She grew up working hard on a farm. Being from a small community she was supposed to be in an arranged marriage but left before the groom could ask, he is still searching for her.Sexual orientation: Straightcurrent location: her house
Special Delivery Chapter 3 - Written VersionAs Wander held on to the baby Star Muse with his right hand, he picked up a note found next to the handwoven basket that she came from with his left hand. He read the note in his head, and the words (written in blue ink) were as follows: "Dear proprietor of this cottage," Wander kept reading intently. "This baby whom you see before you is named Wendy; she was just born two days ago (November 22nd, 2013) at 3:00 A.M. I leave her in your care, because I could not be able to." Wander, feeling some weight on his shoulder, leaned forward his upper body and placed the baby gently on the basket, and then rose it back up; all while gently placing his right hand near her face, carress-touching it as he went back to reading the note in left hand, for she smiled."It's not because I didn't love her; because the truth is I loved her very much. She was so sweet and innocent, and she meant the world to me. The thing was: I could not afford to keep her." Wander started to become a little emotion
Special Delivery Chapter 4 - Written VersionAs Wander held onto Wendy with his left arm, he opened the door to his cottage. Afterwards he picked up the handwoven basket Wendy came in with his right hand, for there were a few things on there too, such as a full milk bottle, a storybook, and a few soft cubes with individual letters on each side. Once Wander brought the basket inside he placed it on a nearby counter, and then he closed and locked the front door behind him. He rolled the rolling lightswitch just slightly, adding in some light to the house but not too much as it might bother the baby Star Muse. Finally, he put his green hat on his tall hat hanger; then he resumed cuddling Wendy."I'm a father, wow!", Wander thought in his head so that he would not wake her. "Gosh, this is all happening so fast. There is so much to learn from this experience, I don't know where to start. I might have to go shopping soon to provide for her, but first I'll take this time to acquaint myself with this little angel." He looked heartwarming
Special Delivery Chapter 5 - Written VersionIt was nearing night-time, and Wander had just set her on the ground of the living room so she would play with her soft cube toys. "I'll be right back, Wendy," Wander spoke softly with a warm smile to the little toddler. Earlier Wander brought Wendy with him shopping, and he got just enough to provide for them all; Wander, Wendy, and when she comes back from the "Running of the Zbornaks", Sylvia. Luckily he had enough crystals to afford some food for everyone, clothing, a few toys, and diapers for Wendy; even luckier, it was "50% Off" Day in stores, so everything was half price. He could not have picked a better day to have gone.He put away his hat and was barefoot at this moment, and he'd set up several frames of his family, friends, and himself in one counter so he would introduce them (in a sense) to the lil' Star Muse later today. He smiled, satisfied with how it was set up, and then he looked up, putting his hands together and began praying. "I don't do this often, so I apologize
Dragon's Deamon Flower Scene"What do you mean he's been released from prison?!" a frustrated Yami yelled. Aisu looked over at him in fear while the guard simply huffed quietly and started to sweat a bit."Listen, I'm the messenger, alright? Don't put your anger out on me. He's been released from prison but he's under parole. I don't know how long, but I can promise you that it'll be for a long while, for sure. He'll always have two guards with him, and he won't be a bother to you two. He'll be constantly working any how so there wouldn't be any time for him to pester around with Aisu anyways." The guard replied gruffly. Although his words didn't do much for Yami's temper, he sensed Aisu's tension and calmed down, at least on the outside, for her."Alright then. Thank you for informing us." Yami nodded to the guard as he was dismissed to leave. "Don't worry, Aisu." Yami then sai
Feeling uselessFeeling UselessHow can I call myself a frienda buddysomeone who can depend.How can I say I am your bestie?When I can even stop you from crying.I hear about your pain and miseryBut it kills me not being able to do anythingI've had those moment.I've cried those tears.I only wish I could helpand not just sit here.I wish I could make those sad feelings go away,I wish I could make everything okayI wish I could say more than this.I wish I wishI simply wish.
Trinity Chronicles: PARTE 1 - EPISODIO 1THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: "Trinity Chronicles" (Primera parte) SINOPSIS: "Cuando no hay más remedio que defender la Trifuerza de la codicia humana, los mismos dioses son capaces de hacer lo impensado para evitar otra catástrofe. Y lo impensado... es dejar TODO... en manos de dos pequeños niños."DISCLAIMER: "Este fanfic no tiene ánimo de lucro, es escrito por simple diversión y compartido con el único propósito de entretener. Personajes, lugares y cualquier otro aspecto oficial de "The Legend of Zelda" son propiedad de Nintendo. Por lo tanto mis escritos o ilustraciones no pueden considerarse oficiales."NOTA DEL AUTOR: ¡Finalmente empecé a publicar esta historia! les cuento que es un fanfic ambientado en la saga de "Ocarina del Tiempo" de "Zelda", que constará de 5 capítulos y 2 extras en esta primera parte.Elegí escribir la historia en este formato de guiones, debido
[A-F] RP Log 1William: He was sleeping on a small mat at rivet City, He put his jacket away on the small chair, He having a peaceful dream, This is his home and his Bionic Base, Just Feel like home.Shin: Not here either... Shin sighed as he walked away from a trader he just rejected. He was looking for an appropriate gift for Kittan, searching for traders and scavengers across Wasteland, even outside his own faction. Guess I'll head to... Nn? Shin recognised the sleeping figure nearby, and shook his head. Even if this is his base, how could he be so defenseless in his sleep... He sat down next to William quietly so as to not disturb his sleep.Val: *hiding behind a bush (idkok;A* *staring at the guys from afar* . Val was sulking how dare that grandpa shin punch him and crash him into a mall for goodness sake. Urk..'I had to steal and disguise
AF: Vehicle RPIvra: Ivra whistled as he walked and jingled some shiny things he just found, thinking about what to do with them. It was still early in the day but such a thing wasn't bothering him. He kept walking and whistling. After a short while he found himself in front of a big vehicle. He walked around it, inspecting it. He found a relatively big door, just a bit bigger than him. He stood there wondering if he should or not go in. He was really indecisive.Blanche: "I smell some kind of lady perfume." She smiled. Just randomly popped up behind ivra cuz yolo. She giggeld after the brilliant joke she just made-becouse she knew the stranger was a guy. She laughed so hard. To hard. She coughed. She got closer. "I heard u were picking up some things. I was wondering what it is."William: HE just walking around in the waste land alone, He don't want to around people cause he in a bad mood, Cause Headache, Someone pissed him off and No cake
Creatures of the night - PROLOGUE "Once upon a time, in a land far away, there lived two brothers. They were so lonely, that they decided to create a new world, where people could live and be happy. That's how Minecraftia was made. The eldest, Notch, created the beautifulest part of it, where humans lived and grew strong. They called it the Overworld. The youngest, Herobrine, ruled upon the dark side of Minecraftia, which wasn't filled with joy and love. The place was a nightmare to most of minecraftians, who wouldn't dare entering the hellish world. Even though, Herobrine liked it. It was named the Nether. But there was one more place to go, a place where everything is dark and terrifying, that couldn't be removed. If the rulers saw that neither their power isn't enough to destroy the place, they brought a new ruler, who would rule the quiet place, named by the minecraftians The End. The leader was a huge dragon, which had purple glowing eyes. He was named the Enderdragon. But he felt lonely, so Notch and Herob
Mass Effect: The bestfriends sister. Chpt 8.1It was almost a day after Michael had almost killed himself with alcohol. Solana had asked him to meet her father, Garrus was against it but Michael was fine with it. but that was tomorrow tonight, they where headed out to a Dá Lo Gaín a 5 star resteraunt. Michael was wearing a tuxedo.meanwhile, Solana and Kat where trying to pick something for her to wear. She had the asari underwear on"I still want a set like that."Kat grumbled, she didnt have the hips for it."Go and buy a pair then"she grumbled and spotted a black dress, it looked like a normal cocktail dress from the waist up but below the waste it cut off at an angle, being low enough to hide underwear but looking sexy at the same time, once it got to about half way down the shin it stopped and curved around the leg."That. is. it."Kat picked it up"put it on"Solana put it on. It looked amazing on her, holding to her chest and waste line. her spurs where in no danger of ripping the dress."Perfect."Kat simled and


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great job... good teacher.. A little of John Lennon being channeled here.
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Very beautiful song. Great job DJ!! Perfect Phase 1 lesson.
DJ this is a great tune. I love your lessons. I'd say keep em coming but you are cranking out lessons faster than anyone can keep up! :) Outstanding!!
Awesome to finally see some indie music on here!
And now this suck in my head... what a catchy hook. Nice Job!
Great song! You always do a wonderful job teaching these song lessons DJ! So once again...nice going!
I agree, great lesson! Surprised it's not getting more love though, it's a good song :D
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DJ Phillips breaks down the 70's hit "Free Ride" by The Edgar Winter Group.
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DJ Phillips teaches his funk tune "Melon Baller."
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DJ Phillips demonstrates how to play the song "Stray Cat Strut" by The Stray Cats.
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DJ Phillips breaks down the epic progressive rock tune "Song for America" by legendary artists Kansas.
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DJ Phillips breaks down Kansas' popular classic "Carry On Wayward Son."
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DJ Phillips teaches both the acoustic rhythm and lead sections of Willie Nelson's "On the Road Again."
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DJ Phillips breaks down the rhythm and lead sections of The Flaming Lips' song "Do You Realize??"
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DJ Phillips breaks down the Great White hit "Once Bitten Twice Shy." This song propelled the band to stardom, but is actually a cover from another artist.
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Originally written in 1963 by Latin Jazz musician Tito Puente, "Oye Como Va" was made famous by Santana's 1970 cover. In this lesson, DJ breaks down the rhythm and lead sections to this influential song.
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DJ Phillips breaks down the rhythm and lead sections to the Cheap Trick song "On Top of the World."
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DJ Phillips demonstrates how to play the song "So Good to See You" by Cheap Trick.
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DJ Phillips breaks down the electric rhythm, acoustic, and lead portions of "Slide" by Goo Goo Dolls.
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DJ teaches and demonstrates the punk song "Walk Away (Maybe)" from Good Charlotte.
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DJ Phillips breaks down and demonstrates the rhythm, lead and harmony guitar sections for the .38 Special song "Back Where You Belong."
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DJ demonstrates and teaches the guitar sections to his former band Brother Big Bad's song "Jenny."
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DJ Phillips demonstrates and breaks down the parts to the song "Name" by Goo Goo Dolls.
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DJ Phillips provides a thorough lesson on the Goo Goo Dolls single "Ain't That Unusual". This song was a hit off of their album A Boy Named Goo prior to their adult contemporary sound taking hold.
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DJ Phillips provides a lesson on a punk-inspired tune from Goo Goo Dolls entitled "Only One". One of their early hits from "A Boy Named Goo," this song was popular before Goo Goo Dolls hit it big with...
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For his "Style of Keith Urban" series, DJ wrote and composed a song that takes a nod towards this guitarist. Incorporating classic country, rock, chicken pickin', and melodic elements, this song is a study...
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DJ is back with another epic song lesson! This time, he teaches The Doobie Brothers' song "Long Train Runnin'". Initially created as a jam track used for live performances, "Long Train Runnin'" went on...
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DJ Phillips returns with another song lesson in his Phase 3 lesson set. This time around, DJ is teaching the classic rock hit "Amie" from Pure Prairie League. He breaks down the three different acoustic...
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DJ is back with a mouthful of a lesson! This time he teaches Alan Jackson's snub to the industry, "Three Minute Positive Not Too Country Uptempo Love Song." In this lesson, DJ breaks down the main acoustic...
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DJ returns to his phase 3 series with yet another classic rock song. In this lesson, DJ teaches the main electric guitar parts for "Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy" by Bad Company.
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DJ Phillips is back with another classic country tune. In this lesson, DJ teaches the acoustic and electric guitar sections for "Angels from Montgomery" by John Prine.
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In his 25th song lesson with JamPlay, DJ Phillips breaks down the acoustic and electric guitar parts for the classic country western tune "Amarillo by Morning." Originally written by Terry Stafford and...
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In this Phase 3 song lesson, DJ breaks down the funk classic "Super Bad Super Slick" by James Brown. In addition to the guitar on the original recording, DJ has also transcribed several other instruments...
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DJ is back with another holiday classic for his Phase 3 series. In this lesson, DJ teaches the electric guitar parts to "Jingle Bell Rock" as performed by Brian Setzer.
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DJ is back with another lesson in his Phase 3 series! In this lesson, he teaches both the acoustic and electric parts to the iconic song "Peaceful Easy Feeling" by The Eagles.
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Here is an old song about a coal miner. First recorded by Merle Travis in 1946, this song has been covered by countless artists. In this lesson, DJ teaches you the lesser known instrumental version recorded...
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Here is a nice country/blues song from contemporary Christian singer/songwriter Karen Staley. The song has both acoustic and electric guitar parts. The electric part features a simple, riff-like lead that...
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Like many guitar players who began playing around the same time, DJ began plunking out Nirvana and Soundgarden tunes when he first picked up the guitar in the mid-nineties. While these grunge-y roots certainly have their merit, it wasn't until DJ's eldest sister took him to a Led Zeppelin laser light show that the full potential of the guitar began to come into focus.
With Jimmy Page's Les Paul pyrotechnics as his inspiration, DJ began fervently practicing for hours on end in the suburban jungle of Southwestern Ohio. This newfound passion (combined with his complete lack of athletic prowess and physical coordination thus completely ruling out all sports) led him to form rock bands in junior high and high school. He grew to love the performance aspect of music and soon decided on it as a career path.
College led him to Nashville, Tennessee where he began to pursue a degree in Commercial Music at Belmont University. He also started another band and got his first professional theater gig the following summer. Since that summer, DJ has spent nearly every waking hour finding ways to play music and avoiding a real contribution to society in any other way.
He moved to Minneapolis after college, rocking out between theater gigs with his current rock band Brother Big Bad. He has now convinced the band to move to Nashville where music flows like water.
DJ is elated to be a part of JamPlay and is thankful for everyone's warm welcome and says "Now, let's ROCK, people."
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Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen to Present 'Illumina'
By Amy David, Special to the Henrico Citizen 11/18/10
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen will offer "Illumina," a holiday exhibition of various traditional and non-traditional Christmas trees each with their own theme for families to enjoy starting Dec. 4 – Dec. 30. The exhibit will showcase 16 trees on the first floor of the center, designed by Yvonne Hopkins, a local resident who offered to give her creations to the center for the public. The trees will have different colors, ornaments, lights and other items that make up a certain theme. "This is our first time having something like this," said Anita Waters, director of public relations and marketing for the center. "This event allows this woman to share her collection with the community, and it's something everyone can enjoy." The exhibit will include a "Nostalgia Tree," a multi-color rotating aluminum tree from the 1960s. A combination of music, clothing, sports, politics and other memorabilia will make up the tree to represent the time periods of the 1940s through the 60s. A breast cancer awareness tree, called "The Hope Tree" will be on display as well. Families or individuals will have the opportunity to donate to the Cancer Foundation for Breast Cancer Research and receive a pink ribbon with their name, which will be hung on the tree. A few other themes include "The Great Outdoors," "True Colors," a "Goodwill Tree," a "Charlie Brown Tree" and "The Enchanted Tree," which displays Disney characters. "There are a wide variety of different themes, so there's something for everybody," Waters said. The center usually draws about 500 people each Christmas for its annual Tree Lighting ceremony outside and other events, but this year officials hope attendees will stay for the exhibit. "The county has a lot of Christmas holiday events, and so a lot of people will have the opportunity to see these trees," said Waters. Other traditional holiday exhibits, such as Chanukah and Kwanzaa will be on display in celebration of the event, a scavenger hunt will be held for children and families are asked to fill out a questionnaire and will be entered into a weekly prize drawing for the family with the most correct answers. The event is free and will be held immediately following the tree lighting. The exhibition can be viewed from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays. The center will be closed Dec. 24 - 27. For weekend times and additional information, call The Cultural Arts Center at 261-ARTS (2787) or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com |
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Virginia Blood Services (VBS), the sole supplier of blood for more than 20 hospitals throughout the state of Virginia, is in need of blood donors to help replenish the local blood supply over the holidays.
A decline in blood donations is typical during the winter months as people become busy with holiday activities and travel. Patient needs remain steady, however, making it important for people to visit a VBS donor site or mobile drive to give blood. > Read more.
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In Varina, one of the most anticipated events of the season is approaching. The 19th Annual Big Toy Parade will return on Dec 14, offering a "homey," small-town feel that helps elicit holiday spirit among participants and spectators alike.
The parade, which begins at 3 p.m., is sponsored by the Battlefield Ruritans and Henrico County Parks and Recreation and is held in conjunction with the James River Boat Parade. It is led by a grand marshal along Old Osborne Turnpike and ends at the Osborne Boat Landing, where hundreds of community members gather to await nightfall and the arrival of lighted boats, concluding a festive holiday celebration. > Read more.
Strikers, Kickers form partnership
Citizen Staff Reports 12/03/2013
The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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It's the final weekend before Christmas – but it doesn't have to be a nightmare! Relax with half-a-million twinkling lights, enjoy Theatre IV on Tour's production of "A Christmas Carol" or experience the 11th annual "Miracle of Christmas – Live at the Metro Richmond Zoo." Another way to relax before the Big Day is with a good book. You can find a vast array of books, covering many genres, and meet authors at the Celebrate with a Book event on Saturday. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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My official kick-off for ALA was the ACRL Leadership Council on Friday where I was able to meet some of the ACRL leadership and learn about plans for the next year. I am the incoming convener for the Data Interest Group and the incoming Vice-President for LPSS so this event will become a new "must attend". My unofficial kick-off is always the Emerging Leader Poster session and I love seeing the projects. Here were my a few faves:
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- Team I: Promoting International Innovation (I'm biased on this one because the team included Amanda Click, my first practicum student. She rocks! And so does their project!)
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Along with most of the government information world I attended a launch workshop on the new interface for ProQuest Congressional. If you want my notes, just email me. They are switching the interface in August, but no final date yet. Oh exciting!
I tried to attend a few of the data sessions like the LITA Presidents' Program, The Fourth Paradigm: Data-Intensive Research, Digital Scholarship and Implications for Libraries. It is nice to see more data-related sessions at ALA, but I wish the groups could collaborate more. For instance, DIG would love to collaborate with anyone interested in data issues. With the upcoming conference changes (fewer program slots), we are required to collaborate. So get with us.
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The conference closed out with my first ever ALA Battledecks! I plan to stay until Tuesday now just to see this. Quite a good time. My favorite didn't win the judges' prize, but got the audience favorite. I have to give a BIG shout out to my fave boybrarian John Jackson who threw his name into the ring, was chosen, and did extremely well! So proud! Someday I want to get up the courage to compete. Hmm, maybe Las Vegas!
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Egypt's new President (for life?), Mohammed Morsi, riding the afterglow of huge praise from President Obama and Hillary Clinton for his role in ending 8 days of hostility in Gaza, leveraged that glow to seize dictatorial powers over his countrymen.
Morsi a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, which is tied closely to the United States mortal enemy, Al Quaeda, has been aggressively seizing power since he gained office by winning a democratic election 52-48.
On Thursday he issued constitutional amendments that placed him above judicial oversight & extended that same immunity to a committee drafting a new constitution for the country that many say has been hijacked by Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood allies. Morsis's critics say he is trying to push through an Islamist state that will marginalize women and minority Christians, infringing on personal liberties.
"Morsi today usurped all state powers & appointed himself Egypt's new pharaoh," pro-reform leader Mohamed El Baradei wrote. "This is a major blow to the revolution that could have dire consequences."
The last time Hillary Clinton visited Egypt, her motorcade was pelted with tomatoes by Egyptians who felt they have been sold out by the Obama administration. These Egyptian citizens feel the Obama administration let Egypt fall into the hands of the Muslim Brotherhood, an arch enemy of democracy and the western worlds way of life.
But since the pelting of Hillary's motorcade several months ago, the Obama administration has showered millions of dollars on the Morisis government in spite of his dictatorial moves and his aggressive disregard of previous peace agreements with neighboring country, Israel.
Many Americans think "foreign aid" should be based on the carrot and the stick approach. Regardless of the fact that America is broke, it still borrows money and prints it in order to dole out foreign aid. So lets help our friends, so they can help us.
This foreign aid money should have strings attached…It seems we have exchanged a previous dictator, who was friendly towards us, for a new dictator who is not friendly towards us or our close ally Israel. What kind of madness is this?
We are showering Egypt with billions of dollars; in fact Hillary just authorized giving the Morsi government 450 million in emergency funds on the heels of the just completed cease of hostilities in Gaza. Despite the fact Egypt has total control over weapons smuggled into Gaza and Hamas.
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Blessed with a highly educated and motivated population, funds could be used to set up manufacturing facilities, hi-tech development, spur energy independence and create an economic powerhouse/ strong ally in line with western values.
The foreign aid could have strings attached. Perhaps one of those strings could be to give the people of Ireland and Northern Ireland the chance to vote for a united republic. 26+6=32.
Even the late British American Christopher Hitchens was in favor of a United Ireland and surprised many when he publicly voiced that opinion.
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Curitiba | Nov 25, 2012, 02:11 PM EST
Foreign aid does not exist to better the lives of the people in the country it goes to: it exists to buy influence with that country's government. It is simply a form of bribery.As the USA does not need to buy influence in Ireland, due to its already strong cultural ties with it, there is absolutely no chance that any foreign aid will be winging its way towards Dublin. Anyway, most foreign aid is gobbled up by corruption in the recipient country so it is a good idea to take temptation out of potentially crooked politicians' hand by not sending them any dosh in the first place. A pity Ireland did not realise this most obvious of facts when it freely doled out the cash to Uganda.
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casualMBA | Nov 24, 2012, 01:42 AM EST
Ireland intends to repay its European bailout sources. It is a matter of sovereign pride. It does not, however, intend to repay its sources of sovereign collateral, i.e., the Fitzgeralds, for their confiscated lands. In the case of U.S. foreign aid, it dodges both repayment issues. Perfect solution, without any compromise as far as I can see.
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angrypaddy | Nov 24, 2012, 12:48 AM EST
Dont look now but i think the BEGGERS are back,Yea we should give you more $ so you can pay Bertie and the boys insane pensions more than we pay our President.You are a nation of deluded Fool's
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Rebelforce | Nov 23, 2012, 11:30 PM EST
The US government has been giving Egypt 2 billion dollars in foreign aid ever since Anwar Sadat signed the peace treaty with Israel in 1978. There is no question that the $2 billion a year is basically a bribe to the Egyptians to maintain the peace accord with Israel.
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The Stoxx Europe 600 Index declined 0.8 percent at 1:59 p.m. in London. Standard & Poor's 500 Index futures slipped 0.5 percent. Spanish 10-year yields added 10 basis points to 6.05 percent, while the rate on similar-maturity Treasuries slid five basis points to 1.60 percent. The S&P GSCI gauge of 24 commodities rose 0.5 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index rallied 1.5 percent, posting its first monthly gain since April.
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