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While the state unemployment rate has fallen from 9.5% to 6.2% under Gov. Pat McCrory's tenure, an Elon University poll conducted last month found that only 37% of voters in N.C. believe the state is headed in the right direction.
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I was born at Crawford Long Hospital Atlanta Ga. on November 12 1945. Grew up in Adamsville and West End (Southwest Atlanta) I have been working on my ancestry for a few years now and have a lot on Find a Grave. My Grandfather Floyd Amber Fincher died before I was born. My family lost tuch with each other,so grewing up didn't know many of the Fincher Family. But now I am finding them every where, even live in the same place and didn't know how we were kin,now I know. Have traced our Fincher Family Back to Francis Fincher 1500 England and found that most the Finchers are kin just on different Branches. Found a lot on here that is in my line and branch. Thanks to Find a Grave. Francis Fincher 1626 came over on the Bristol Ship with his Family in 1683 into the port of Pa.
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RE: Sarah Strickland
Hi Nancy,
I am a Strickland descendant (through my great-great grandmother - Cora Strickland Gregory of Delaware County, NY). I was curious to see if there might be a connection through this line, but it would have to be a very distant one (back in England). Anyhow, I'm glad to have helped you!
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No I am not related , my daughter was dating a Fincher and I was helping his children learn some of their ancestors
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Sorry Nancy do not know his Father , or Mother , he is the last I had in the Fincher Side . He was Married to VirGia Luisa Bell , Same cemetery , and I am going to delete him , did not realize there were 2 for him. His Chidren were Samuel Jackson and General H ... Samuel Jackson is the line I was starting from so if you need newer I have that
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Nancy - I transferred al of my Fincher Family to you...I am not related to any of them... Leon
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Are you related to the Lyon family: Harold, Dorothy Goddard Lyon, Parrie King Lyon, George O Lyon? I see that you manage their memorials and were wondering if you would be interested in transferring to me? My brother married into that family and I grew up knowing this family and all the children. If so, I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to manage them. Thanks for your consideration and all you have done.
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I have not found a burial for Joshua yet. I found him as a brother to Elias Baker, whose family is the subject of the book Baker Families along the GAARTX trail. The author did not go above Elias but when I started getting my DNA blood cousins documented, I found several they were linked with several documented history of their service in the Revolutionary War and how they moved to GA. A lot of the family then went to AR and then on to TX. Some bypassed AR and some went on other paths. The bottom line is that any male of a direct line of either Beal or Elias would have the same DNA as me. I cannot make my own connection up to Maurice but I have found a direct line from Beal and Elias there. That is why I was curious if any of your relatives were DNA tested to further prove the link. I have a test from a descendant of Beal and one to Alexander Sandy be but he connects to another brother of Beal and Elias. My email is on my profile if you want me to send some files showing this.
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Hi Nancy, how wonderful to meet you! I have my Grandmother's Book (she was the one who started reseacing) And I see that Martha Tabitha (Patsy) Baker was the daughter of Joshua Baker and Mary (Polly) Parks Baker. Martha was born Oct. 15 1816 and died June 2, 1901.
She was buried in the St. Paul's Methodist Church Cemetery located just over the Hall County line ofn the Dahlonega Hwy. in Lumpkin County. Martha was the Granddaughter of Bill Baker, a veteran of the Revolution who was buried in the D.A.R. Alta Vista Cemetery in Gainesville Ga.
That was what my Grandmother Mamie Stephens Smith had written about Martha, so I would say to check those 2 cemeteries first.
Are you on ancestry.com? I have lots of folks on there mostly Stephens, that is all I know about the Bakers, but you never know if a leaf will pop up on the ancestry.com site.
It's always nice to meet a new cousin!
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I notice in your request that you did not use the send a correction link. That link makes it a lot easier to do the transfer. That has been the main delay, as I have not had time to look up your many transfer requests.
If you can send it to me that way, I will be able to get to it sooner.
Thanks again,
Diana Satterfield
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I am sorry for the delay in transfers. I am way behind due to 2 new grandbabies, retired, sold my house and am in the process of moving, and now I have jury duty until August 30th.
I promise I will get to them sometime :)
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Did you get a breakdown of the individual costs for that quote? It doesn't sound completely unreasonable for a good job.
There are two routes to go with lighting, the cheap way, which will last 3-5 years and be rubbish. bulbs will blow, it won't really every do what you want, and it will look cheap. As someone else said, after a while it won't get used anymore, and will either have to be replaced or written off. Then there is the expensive proper way that gives you a good result.
The room looks quite tall relative to its width and length. I think having the lights at the roof height won't give a good result. A parcan at that height will light a good chunk of the hall, which might not be what you want. I suspect they might have included some rigging to drop the lamps down a meter or two.
They probably have included a higher end desk, and profiles and fresnels which are much more expensive than parcans (more like £200+ each). Dimmers are expensive too. Given that dimmers will probably be left on, and use lots of current, you don't want a cheap and nasty one. Most of these are designed for small temporary jobs, and only to be used for short periods of time.
I would really recommend not buying the very cheap lighting unless you have quite a bit of experience of using this sort of thing. Most of it really isn't worth the time. Cheap desks are horrible to use. Cheap lights tend to be quite dim. Cheap movers will be missing features like remote control of the focus and the beam size, which will effect the end result.
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The wind was very strong today in California City and the surrounding areas…………….Missus ORPO said that the weather guessers were saying upwards of 60 mph……………………Sand was everywhere………………………
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Remember that line? (T. Cruise | Risky Business, c. 1984) Not really a fan of his any more, but I always loved that opening monologue.
It's so true though. The dream is ALWAYS the same. Variations? Absolutely. But I always wind up in the same place at the end. "LIVING THE DREAM." That was to be the blog title originally. However, I thought it to be a bit ordinary and, frankly, boring. Yet that is indeed what this blog is about. It's about life; in all of it's silly, lovely, sordid, mixed-up random, wild and amazing glory. Ups and downs (and hell, sideways even — I mean, I'm INTERESTING, damn it!) on this roller coaster we love to hate.
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They are pretty much gone now. I remember when the Prowlers came to The Good Ship Independence in the Spring of 1974. The squadron was VAQ-132, The Scorpions. My good buddy Darryl Hinkle was in that outfit. It was the first of four cruises that we made together over our careers.
The Garudas were the last.
At the end of my career, I was in VAQ-140, The Patriots who still have the distinction of having the most beautiful Prowler CAG Jet that ever served…………………….
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Loose lips?
I know I've mentioned it elsewhere in this community of ours (recent publicity surrounding the revealing of a former SEAL team member involved in that Op`) but I really am surprised at how that information was released into the public domain. I suppose you could say it's been `bugging` me.
I followed up on a couple of well informed comments from some fellow Lexicans and I gather that there are some bad feelings over matters of military veterans benefits and other issues surrounding control of the story. Of that I have no constructive comment to add for I know little of the system under which your military operates although I suspect our respective doctrines are similar. I learned much of this having spent a working life liaising with our military, including a months attachment to the Army Staff College working alongside officers from many nations and all arms (yes even navy and air force!!), going through their year-long senior command course. As I mentioned elsewhere, this is something the British police do, working and exercising alongside our military on matters where our roles can sometimes blur and overlap ie `low intensity warfare`, nuclear accidents, counter terrorism etc. This type of police/military liaison will be unfamiliar territory to my American friends.
But `war`, it has been said, `is the continuation of politics by other means` and in that regard a very small number of my former colleagues and I have been at our own `pointy end` of counter terrorist operations. Those of us, comparatively small in number, that performed covert tasks to detain the potential perpetrators of heinous acts against our country and our military (rather than those of our police colleagues who provided a much broader protective/preventive screen) were more than well equipped and prepared to use lethal force if the circumstances demanded. Most of those operations are now in the public domain, but many are not, a lot of the preparatory work is not and were I to write about such things today, I would be very careful as to how I released fine details of those ops and would never disclose real names and detailed whereabouts without very careful consideration for the potential consequences. The people we were after, some foreign, some closer to home may, on paper, no longer be enemies of the state but I know the individuals, their mentality and what they are capable of. They have long memories and highly questionable morals and from my armchair I am surprised at how much information is released, officially, about individuals working in the US military that although may be deemed OK from an OPSEC perspective is not, in my humble opinion, good enough for an individuals PERSEC.
I have worked with the best of the best, British special forces both Army (SAS) and Navy (SBS Royal Marines). The SEAL teams, the individuals within and their army equivalents are also supreme warriors who are rightly heralded up there alongside. They performed an outstanding operation under pressures of an intensity that most of us will thankfully never be subjected to, but the code is the code and the rules are the rules. In my view both have been broken and time will tell whether good or bad will come of it.
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The day after "Armistice Day". One hundred years on.
It's the day after Armistice Day. Yesterday, just before 1100hrs, my faithful Jack Russell, Monty, and I stood at our village war memorial alongside a few other local residents and a dozen schoolchildren, approximately half of our tiny primary school. The fourth stanza of Binyon's poem, "For the Fallen" was spoken. As the church clock struck eleven, we observed a two minute silence. Then we left.
When I got back home I read the final paragraph and then the epilogue of the book I have been reading these past few months, purely co-incidental that I finished it on this day. It was about the British Redcoat in the era of sword and musketry. The final paragraph came as a footnote to the Battle of Waterloo, June 18th 1815. I shall share it:
"Thomas Pococke of the 71st did not care. Having survived the Peninsular and Waterloo, his only concern was to to be given a discharge and return home. He got his wish in the winter in 1815…….`I left my comrades with regret`, recalled Pococke, `but the service with joy. I came down to the coast to embark, with light steps and a joyful heart, singing, "When the wild war's deadly blast was blawn". I was poor as poor could be; but I had hope before me, and pleasing dreams of home`.
Arriving in Edinburgh by ship, he went straight to his parents' home. They no longer lived there, nor did the new occupant know their address. Fortunately the landlord remembered Tom and took him to his mother for a tearful reunion, the first in nine years. Pococke spent the next two years completing an account of his time in the army and sent it to a friend in the hope that it might be published. It was in 1819. But by then his mother was dead and he, unable to find work even as a labourer, had disappeared. Having left the army sound of body and without the requisite twenty years' service, Pococke was not eligible for a pension. He was last heard of working as a road mender `with a number of other poor labourers thrown out of general employment`. Thus did Britain reward `that best of all instruments…British Infantry`.
In the epilogue, the last words were fittingly a quote from a soldier whose Prussian (later German) Army would dominate Europe's battlefields from the mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth centuries in much the same way the British Army had for the century and a half before that. `For battle`, wrote Baron von Müffling, Wellington's former Prussian liaison officer, in 1816, `there is not perhaps in Europe an army equal to the British, that is to say, none whose tuition, discipline, and whole military tendency, is so purely and exclusively calculated for giving battle.` He added:
`The British soldier is vigorous, well fed, by nature highly brave and intrepid, trained to the most vigorous discipline, and admirably well armed. The infantry resist attacks of cavalry with great confidence, and when taken in the flank or rear, British troops are less disconcerted than any other European army. These circumstances in their favour will explain how this army, since the Duke of Wellington conducted it, has never yet been defeated in the open field`.
I feel sure that my Lexican chums will detect some empathy with more modern times, in some of the words I extracted from that book.
That is why I support the Royal British Legion.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 14086416:MV8yMDUzNTE4XzM0NjA2ODI3XzY1RDhDQUQw] [quote:ET emissary:MV8yMDUzNTE4XzM0NTk1ODQwXzM0RDc0N0M0] [quote:Anonymous Coward 14086416:MV8yMDUzNTE4XzM0NTkzMzcyX0Q4Q0FDNTE2] Dear ET Emissary, First of all I can assure you the Christ Michael Aton, Esu and the rest of them as you stated "DO EXIST" When a message is given to someone it is interpreted and written according to their own personal signature. This is why different people receiving a message from CM will seem different in the language. It is because the perceptions and thinking of the person are incorporated into the message and delivered in their voice/writings. This does not make the message less valid or wrong. Many messages given in the past were target messages! Which means they were not meant for us. This also does not mean they were wrong or not valid, as they served a purpose. Everything is fluid, which means that a time line thought to me on track, can change overnight due to many reasons. Our calendar and times are also not the same as the celestials time lines. Many messages given were wake up calls to humanity. Challenging us to pay attention and also to see the severity of our planet's demise. The earth is dying and in serious trouble. Messages concerning earth changes were not meant to cause fear, but to wake humanity up to the seriousness of our abuses upon her. All planets have souls! Our mother earth feels all abuses/war,bombs/poisons/pollution/oil,coal pillaging/ slaughtering of animals/killing of each other. Mankind has caused much of our troubles and yet still remains asleep. No one even cares to be honest, as everyone goes about living as if nothing is wrong. The messages coming through channelers has increased and are all in sinc with each other. They give warnings and messages of love hoping to inspire and wake people up. I do not speak for Candace but from my own perspective and understanding. I feel deeply within my soul what I write to be true. I have discerned and received my own messages, and therefore KNOW for myself my truth. I understand your questioning and your discernment/worries regarding all you wrote here. I can only advise you to connect to CM on your own for confirmation of these events and messages, for you must do the work ET yourself. Believing is NOT KNOWING! You must KNOW for yourself TRUTH~ Only you can call out from your soul to the universe for answers and if you trust your I AM that I AM presence....with confidence you shall get the answers you so dearly seek. Blessings, DMFS [/quote] im sorry but those messages & most channeled messages are not authentic we know that this planet has been controlled by darkness for quite some time now & they would manipulate/create 'channeled' messages to confuse & spread disinformation do not make excuses for the numerous inconsistencies of those messages i know(from experience) that it is not easy to see it for what it is & admit that you were fooled/hoodwinked but if you truly want to move forward & find real truth, you are going to have to move past the deceptions the darkness has been very clever & used advanced tactics in using other people to spreading disinformation please listen to that video very carefully i still find this website to have authentic messages & their latest one also discusses the manipulation of channels check it out: http://www.cosmicparadigm.com/Athabantian/ [/quote] I respect your opinion, but do not agree. My path has taken me down a bumpy road to truth, and I have been shown both lies and truth. The channelers with Abundant Hope are authentic and God appointed. I agree that the Dark are using MANY Channelers around the world, and giving false information. The world may not agree with many of the messages coming thru Abundant Hope, but that does not make them false. There is no way to proof to someone what is divine truth or knowledge. This is why everyone must embark down their own road seeking what is false and what is truth. It takes time to study, read, explore, investigate and meditate for the answers. I have been doing just that for over 5 years now, and I am not new to the false messages and false websites. If you earnestly seek from your heart to KNOW all TRUTH, AND HAVE A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH JESUS/CM than he will guide you to the material needed to understand. It will mean breaking down all barriers of what you once believed. Faith and Trust must be at the forefront. Your angels/guides will guide you. Do THE WORK NEEDED WITHIN YOURSELF FIRST, AND THEY WILL DO THE REST. I assure you that everyone who wishes to know truth will be guided. Candace has her own way of teaching, and I respect her greatly. It is not easy being attacked over many years, when your mission is to help enlighten and bring to the surface all false truths. She is a true warrior, and may at times come off as not aligned with light, but I can assure you she is one of God's brightest. Her heart is HUGE,in wanting to Serve and bring truth to all. If you knew her heart and who she truly is, you would know differently. I will not continue further with this discussion, ET. I cannot stress enough that you must find your own way through the muck and lies. The journey of the soul is not easy, but it molds character and integrity. Begin with reading the Phoenix Journals and Urantia Book. Much will be shown to you, as your guides will bring what will resonate and the rest will take you down a journey of enlightenment. BE OPEN TO EXPAND CONSCIOUSNESS AND IT WILL BE GIVEN. Blessings, DMFS [/quote]
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The next day, combine the starter and water in a large bowl. Add the flour, oil, yeast, and salt and stir until the dough comes together. It will be very wet and sticky. Fold the dough over on itself in the bowl for a few minutes, until it begins to pull away from the sides of the bowl.
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Each clinging thought we find
May the food that we eat
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Give us strength for spreading
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I was wondering however, what the separation between Progressive Christianity and the Ba'hai faith is, if any. I have only just finished reading the study guide, and though I don't agree with all of the tenants set forth, it is a very interesting concept. It just seems very similar to the Ba'hai faith, and how different it is even from the standpoint of a Liberal Lutheran denomination.read more
From your website I have had many of my questions answered. I am a member of a relatively progressive Lutheran Church, but have more of a Methodist or Wesleyan concept of Grace. I could not find any ideologies on Grace or even Faith in your website or other sources on Progressive Christianity. Personally my faith is based on continuing my quest of "the Truth" or "the Logos" and I believe that salvation is by Faith, but it must be followed by a Discipleship much like that of Bonhoeffer. I could likewise not find a position on the Trinity, something that I feel is necessary in an absolute monotheism. Finally, the idea of a soul, immortal or not, was not revealed in your doctrine as I in my brief and incomplete review of Progressive Christianity. Thank you for any enlightenment or source of clarification.read more
As we made our way around the world we encountered love, hate, rich and poor, black and white, and many different religious groups and ideologies. It became very clear that as a human race we need to transcend from the darkness to the light and music is our weapon of the future. This song around the world features musicians who have seen and overcome conflict and hatred with love and perseverance. We dont need more trouble, what we need is love. The spirit of Bob Marley always lives on.read more
If Heaven is more than simply a place,
If pictures of God evolve evermore,
If love is affirmed as life's highest grace
The mystery remains, the sacred expands
To gift compassion's transforming embrace.
No one can share my inner space;
There I am alone, yet not alone,
For you are there, O God,
Deeper than my thinking,
Introduction In my faith journey, I have struggled with the concept of the Trinity. Like many other followers of Jesus I suspect, I have lived for many years with questions, even misgivings, about this doctrine. The orthodox …read more
Drawing from theology, science and his own faith journey-from his call to ministry, through his much-publicized heresy trial, to decades of public speaking, teaching and writing, Geering retraces key developments in the Western understanding of God. He imagines a new spirituality, one that blends a relationship to the natural world with a celebration of the rich inheritance of human culture.read more
An awakening is beginning,
The half living now arise.
All those scales which they accepted
Are now falling from their eyes.
Many people believe in angels, but few can define these enigmatic spirits. Now visionary theologian Matthew Fox and acclaimed biologist Rupert Sheldrake—pioneers in modern religious thinking and scientific theory—launch a groundbreaking exploration into the ancient concept of the angel and restore dignity, meaning, and joy to our time-honored belief in these heavenly beings.read more
It is no secret that men are in trouble today. From war to ecological collapse, most of the world's critical problems stem from a distorted masculinity out of control. Yet our culture rewards the very dysfunctions responsible for those problems. To Matthew Fox, our crucial task is to open our minds to a deeper understanding of the healthy masculine than we receive from our media, culture, and religions. To awaken what Fox calls "the sacred masculine," he unearths ten metaphors, or archetypes, to inspire men to pursue their higher calling to reinvent the world.read more


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DENVER - SEPTEMBER 20: Wide reciever Jabar Gaffney #10 of the Denver Broncos makes a reception and as Brandon McDonald #22 of the Cleveland Browns defends during NFL action at Invesco Field at Mile High on September 20, 2009 in Denver, Colorado. The Broncos defeated the Browns 27-6. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
The Washington Redskins are looking to trade wide receiver Jabar Gaffney and have told him not to report to any offseason workouts, according to Gaffney himself. "I was very surprised," Gaffney told the Washington Times' John Keim. "I wanted nothing more than to play for the Redskins. I'm still looking forward to a great season with the Redskins, but I was told I don't have to be up there now. I was told I'm being shopped around. That's the only reason why I'm not at the voluntary workouts. I'm hoping it all blows over." It is not yet clear whether Washington's decision to move Gaffney has anything to do with his latest Twitter rant (which, due to the profanity and nature of his Tweets, I will not spell out anything he said), but Gaffney claims his Twitter account was hacked, and it was not he who said some derogatory things about former Florida Gators teammate and family member, Lito Sheppard. "I mean, it went from me still being a big part of the plans to I can look for a better si
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Learn what it means to "compound" a medication and how compounded medications can be especially helpful to the older adult population.
We meet on the 3rd Wednesday
of Each Month: 8:45-10:30am
Scottish Rite Masonic Center
600 Acacia Lane
(East of Mission Blvd.)
Santa Rosa, CA
Durable Medical Equipment Drop-off and Pick-up Location:
Careful Moving & Storage
812 Donahue Street
Santa Rosa, CA
Information Call: 707-347-9618
Don't forget to invite your neighbor, your club president, your friends or to invite people who have no idea what Sonoma County offers older people, their families and caregivers to our next meeting.
We get together to socialize and network on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Location to be announced. Would you like to host one of our gatherings? Please contact Sheila Almquist at (707) 586-1516. Hope to see you there!
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Our Durable Medical Equipment Drop-off and Pick-up Location is:
Careful Moving and Storage
812 Donahue Street
Santa Rosa, CA
Hours of operation: M-F 10-3pm.
"The Sonoma County Section on Aging is a coalition of agencies, organizations and individuals concerned with the well-being of older adults and the education of our members. As a network alliance, we advocate for and promote the development, coordination, and implementation of older adult services in Sonoma County."
Learn what it means to "compound" a medication and how compounded medications can be especially helpful to the older adult population.
Sonoma, CA (PR Web) November 11, 2014 – Frank Samson, founder of Senior Care Authority, has named Marcy Baskin Managing Director of Senior Care Authority's North Bay operations (covering Sonoma, Marin, Napa and Solano counties). In her new role, Baskin will take over local, day-to-day responsibilities including helping families with assisted living and memory care placement, as well as providing exclusive elder care management services.
Samson will focus his efforts on the expansion of Senior Care Authority nationally with its franchised operations.
"We have built a model and system that works and has helped so many families throughout the Bay area. It's now time to support others who would like to set up their own senior placement agency in their community under the Senior Care Authority banner," Samson said.
As founder of her own elder care management company, ElderRoads, Baskin has served as an elder care manager, family coach, patient advocate, and residential placement specialist to families throughout the North Bay. Her book, Assisted Living: Questions I Wish I Had Asked, published in 2013, has helped many families navigate long-term care options for their loved ones. Baskin is a support group facilitator for the Alzheimer's Association and a faculty member for the Healthcare Navigation program at Sonoma State.
"I started this company with emphasis on a high level of customer service and integrity," Samson said. "Marcy is someone I trust to continue upholding these principles, just as she has with her own organization," he said.
New Services Offered
With the addition of Marcy Baskin, Senior Care Authority will add certain elder care management services to its offerings. Samson and Baskin have been working together for over a year to implement and fine-tune these services.
"Marcy has been working with Senior Care Authority clients who need ongoing support beyond placement. In addition, Senior Care Authority's system has supported Marcy's clients to everyone's benefit," Samson said.
"It's a natural fit," Baskin says. "There is a growing need for senior care professionals to provide a full-service approach to families seeking advice on long-term care options, whether it be assisted living or at-home care. Senior Care Authority and ElderRoads' new integrated model will meet that need."
Senior Care Authority provides personalized assistance to families seeking the best long-term care options and elder care management services, including assisted living, memory care, and in-home care. The company serves families in the North Bay and throughout the country through its network of full-service agencies. For more information, go to www.SeniorCareAuthority.com or call (707) 939-8744.
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Our October speaker was Dr. Jim Neel, Medical Director for Population Health Management at St. Joseph's Health in Sonoma County.
Dr. Neel said this integrated delivery system will be the standard in a few years, Population Health Management will eliminate silos of care to better coordinate quality and outcomes across the continuum of health care services. Join us for this fascinating discussion!
Lynne Burke, Counselor at Center Point DAAC – Drug Abuse Alternatives Center speaks about Drug and Alcohol use among seniors.
Lynne Burke, Counselor
2403 Professional Drive, Suite 101
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
707.544.3295 ext 367
Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC) Center Point is located in Santa Rosa, California with a primary focus on substance abuse treatment services. Special programs available include programs for clients with hiv or aids, programs for women, programs for men, programs for addicted criminal justice clients, and programs for people with a dual diagnosis (co-occurring mental and substance abuse.)
Our August guest was speaker: Ellen Barnett, MD, PhD, Director of Outreach and Program Development
Dr. Barnett has been practicing Family Medicine in Sonoma County since 1983. She is a Certified Balint Leader, working healthcare providers that explore the emotional aspects of provider-patient relations. She serves as Medical Director of the Integrative Medical Clinic of Santa Rosa.
She worked with the group on an exercise called:
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Imagine people talking about and moving toward WHY they want health and wellness, not repeatedly 'failing' to complete their lists of what they 'should' be doing.
Imagine YOU Mission
The mission of the Imagine YOU project is to offer people the opportunity to imagine and clarify WHY they want health. Individuals create their personal Image of Health and take it with them to remind them to take the small, successful steps needed to reach and maintain that vision.
Our July speaker was John Lewis of J.C. Lewis Insurance Services. John updated our members on the Affordable Care Act and answered questions from the group regarding qualifying for the care subsidy on the coveredca.com website.
In recent news, Medicare has been making major cuts to funding for agencies and companies who care for the elder population. This includes Durable Medical Equipment and Respiratory equipment reimbursements. In the desire to save Medicare money, CMS developed a competitive bidding system for companies who want to provide Medical equipment for patients. In theory, this was meant to save the government money while providing comparable service, however many patients living in the areas covered by this program are not receiving the equipment in a timely manner, if at all.
Competitive Bidding has already affected the San Francisco Bay Area, including Marin and southern Sonoma County and is expected to expand in 2016. Ron Andrews Medical Company currently services San Mateo, San Francisco, Marin, Sonoma and Napa County. Dan and Jennifer talk about the experiences they have had in Marin and what agencies can expect as far as Medical and Respiratory equipment service for Sonoma County.
Here is an example of how people are being affected by the current Competitive Bidding process:
Shiroko Sokitch is a doctor who cares about you! Her mission is to help you achieve the health, vitality, and happiness you deserve. She does this by using a unique blend of Chinese and Western medicine to help you learn to listen to your body, and find out what works for you.
In addition to practicing integrative medicine for over 20 years, Dr. Shiroko has hosted public access TV show, Perspectives on Hea ling, still being aired in 3 cities, has a Sonoma County news column, worked as an ER doctor for 10 years, and is writing her second book.
The owner of Heart to Heart Medical Center in Santa Rosa, California, since 1993, Dr. Shiroko is an expert at helping people heal problems that no one else seems to understand. She specializes in, acupuncture, chronic illness, pain treatment, hormone balancing, bio-identical hormones, digestive problems, and brain chemistry balancing.
"How Light Therapy Improves the Brain" presented by John Downing, O.D., Ph.D.
Learn how Light Therapy rebalances the brain's control center (the hypothalamus) and provides the brain with more energy to function properly. Optimizing brain performance with Light Therapy by improving: brain fog, learning, memory and speech disabilities, ADHD, fatigue, depression, SAD, headaches, pain, insomnia, anxiety, PTSD, emotional problems, and many other disabilities.
Dr. Downing has been practicing in the Bay Area for over 40 years. He is internationally known for his innovative work in Holistic Optometry, the development of the Downing Technique of Light Therapy and the Lumatron Light Stimulator. Dr. Downing has trained health practitioners throughout the United States and Europe in his comprehensive technique of Light Therapy and currently practices in Sebastopol, CA.
Many of us have worked with a counselor at some point. But, have we ever had therapy about our relationship with money? Probably not, so we're inviting Deborah Price to speak about our money archetype and what to do if we or our clients are worried we don't have enough.
As a fun activity, take the Money Archetype quiz. Ms. Price discussed the archetypes in more detail. Money Types Overview and the Money Archetypes Types Quiz.


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A field of 43 teams will compete in the 50-mile event
The starting field for the 6th annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 20 has been established.
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Jul 18
Flagworld will be there this week-end to cover the ACT International 300
Eight-time ACT Champion, Brian Hoar from Williston, VT and seven-time Champion Jean-Paul Cyr from Milton, VT will renew their rivalry at the ACT International 300 on Sunday, July 20 at the Airborne Park Speedway in Plattsburgh.
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Apr 29
Helliwell is fresh off a $5,000 victory at Thunder Road last weekend
Two-time and defending American Canadian Tour Champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr. of Dover, NH finds himself atop the ACT Standings as the Tour heads into its third event of the season, the Spring Green 114 at Devil's Bowl Speedway this Sunday, May 4.
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Oct 05
Racing stateside is becoming very agreeable with 2013 Série ACT Runner-up Alex Labbe of St-Albert, QC.
One week after winning the ACT Fall Foliage 200 at Airborne Park Speedway, the 20-year-old Canadian racer won the Booth Brothers/HP Hood pole award at Thunder Road and will start on the point in Sunday's (October 6) 51st Peoples United Bank Milk Bowl.
Sep 21
Sep 13
The field will be led by 12 drivers who have won an Invitational qualifier event
The 43-car field for the 5th Annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway has been announced. The biggest names in American Canadian Tour Late Models will be on hand for the event on Saturday, September 21.
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Three drivers from Quebec in the top 10
Joey Polewarczyk Jr. of Hudson, NH, still looking uphill at the $25,000 ACT International 500 winner's prize as the end of the 300-lap race neared, passed Patrick Laperle with 15 laps remaining to win the inaugural event before one of the largest crowds in Airborne Speedway history Sunday, July 21.
May 20
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May 05
Helliwell used his second-place starting position to his advantage
Reigning American Canadian Tour Champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr. sent the message loud and clear to his competitors on a beautiful Sunday (May 5) afternoon at West Haven's Devil's Bowl Speedway, taking his second victory in-a-row in the Spring Green 113 by just .02 of a second over Williston's Brian Hoar.
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Oct 28
Therrien, Pilotte Claim 2012 Championships
Two-time Thunder Road Champion Dave Pembroke persisted through a wild 50th Milk Bowl to kiss the cow on a payday worth over $10,000 for the second time in his career. Eight-time ACT Champion Brian Hoar came up just short through a day of major adversity to finish second, and Maine's Glen Luce earned third overall. 2012 ACT Champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr. battled to fourth, and 7-time ACT Champion Jean Paul Cyr rounded out the top five.
Oct 24
With championship titles across the region completed, American Canadian Tour Late Models will take the gloves off one last time in 2012.
After two attempts at the 50th Annual People's United Bank Milk Bowl, racers and fans have received word of a good forecast for this Sunday, October 28th to run the $160,000 event. Two-time Thunder Road Champion Dave Pembroke will take another shot at starting from the pole, with 8-time ACT Champion Brian Hoar as his dancing partner in second.
Oct 10
Drivers look ahead to $50,000 bonus
When 51 ACT Late Model stock cars arrive at Barre, VT's Thunder Road on Sunday, October 14th for the 50th People's United Bank Milk Bowl, an extra incentive will be on their minds: Curley's $50,000 Challenge. The challenge, put out by long-time Promoter Tom Curley, is a $50,000 bonus to any driver that can win all three segments of the year-end Milk Bowl.
Oct 07
Patrick Laperle 3rd on the podium
Dover, NH's Wayne Helliwell, Jr. won the battle and the war, grinding to the victory in the Rent-A-Wreck Fall Foliage 200 at Airborne Speedway on Sunday, October 7 and unofficially earning his first American Canadian Tour Championship. He held off a late charging Austin Theriault, and 2012 Serie ACT Castrol Champion Patrick Laperle for the clutch victory.
Oct 04
Helliwell, Hoar settle duel
The budding rivalry of Dover, NH's Wayne Helliwell, Jr. and Williston's Brian Hoar will be settled this Saturday, October 6 in the Rent-A-Wreck Fall Foliage 200 at Airborne Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY. The race will close out the season for the 2012 American Canadian Tour Championship, and will also include the 602 Modified and Renegade divisions.
Sep 20
Castrol Racer Michaud forced out after wreck
American Canadian Tour teams are primed and ready for the 4th Annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 22. 43 were invited, but after a wreck in last weekends Série ACT Castrol finale, St Ans Des Pins, QC's David Michaud will be forced to sit out.
Sep 03
Gonyaw, Pilotte pick up feature wins
Eight-time Champion Brian Hoar made it clear his championship defense was far from over on Sunday afternoon at Thunder Road, claiming the clutch victory in the 34th Annual Bond Auto Labor Day Classic. Current point leader Wayne Helliwell, Jr. made him earn it, finishing a close second, and three-time Thunder Road track champion Cris Michaud rounded out the podium finishers.
Aug 26
Jean-François Déry and Patrick Laperle completed the podium
Eight-time American Canadian Tour Champion Brian Hoar of Williston, VT outdueled Quebec's Jean-François Déry for his third straight Can-Am 200 win at Circuit Riverside Speedway on Saturday, August 25. Hoar and Déry ran nose to tail with Déry out front for the majority of the event as the two lapped all but the top nine cars. As the ten laps to go signal was given, Hoar turned up the pressure and began his assault for the lead.
Aug 22
Sweet will look to defend the Bond Auto Labor Day Classic, which he won in 2011
In 2012, Barre's own Nick Sweet has been busy with one of the most successful Thunder Road Late Model seasons in recent memory, but when the dust settles at the end of the month in Thunder Road's Late Model division, his focus will turn to the race he owned in 2011: The Bond Auto Labor Day Classic.
Aug 12
Karl Allard , Jean-Francois Dery and Patrick Laperle in the top 10
American Canadian Tour point-leader Wayne Helliwell, Jr. of Dover, NH beat the rain and nearly 40 other competitors to claim the victory at Sanair Super Speedway in St-Pie, QC on Sunday, August, 12. Helliwell was hunted by eight-time Champion Brian Hoar who finished on his tail in second, and young sensation Austin Theriault to complete the podium. Rowley, MA's Eddie Macdonald took fourth, and former Serie ACT Castrol Champion Karl Allard rounded out the top five.
Aug 07
Helliwell, Laperle lead invites to New Hampshire
ACT officials have announced that the first ten invitations to the Bond Auto American Canadian Tour Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, NH have been confirmed. Competitors have been invited based on performance thus far in 2012, or have earned their invite by scoring a feature victory on either the American Canadian Tour, or Serie ACT Castrol. Six American teams and four Canadian teams have been invited thus far.


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Great employees/team members have to take a make-or-break initiative. One has to upset the apple cart, break a few eggs, shatter a few egos, shift a few paradigms and risk it all. There are no great advances accomplished in perfect harmony. A successful Pain-In-The-Ass is tomorrow's leader.
If there is one food item synonymous with the province of Quebec and the city of Montreal, it's poutine. Poutine is a dish that marries a great deal of fries, squeaky cheese curds, and ladles of gravy sauce. Some people think the combination is disgusting, but a majority of Quebecers think it's the holy grail of all dishes.
Over the years, Quebec has earned a reputation as being hostile to business due to persistent anti-business policies. As a consequence, Montreal has declined as a hub for major corporate headquarters. With a lower concentration of large corporate headquarters, the city loses out on many economic benefits. The government of Quebec should take seriously the long term decline of Montreal as a major corporate hub.
It is unfortunate that "zirkusschadenfreude" is not an actual German word, because there seemed to be a lot of it flying around last week, that is to ...
In the space of a week, 30 years of Cirque du Soleil shine crumbled into rusty tarnish. The lesson this week then was a chilling one, especially to a guy who also runs a worldwide entertainment event 30 years old. Put simply: History is irrelevant. Kill your past. Yesterday is meaningless.
This is the magic of Davos. Participants find themselves seated beside a tycoon at breakfast, a Nobel Prize winner at lunch and a President, potentate or a future crook at dinner.
The silver lining to the lockout is that I've discovered more important things to spend my time and money on. For that, I thank you; however, I'm still pressing pause as a customer at least for the remainder of this year.
With a new generation of kids growing up with so much re-created virtually, what chance does cold, hard reality have? Pretty soon, any experience you want will actually come to you. What's coming is a blurring between what is digitally created, and what is real.
While we sit inside counting dust bunnies and waiting for spring, in Montreal, they embrace the winter freeze by marching down to the coldest part of their city to drink, dance and share good times with thousands of strangers.