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P.A.R.T.S. Research Studios is a full-time programme dedicated to intensive artistic investigation and creation. It is aimed at dance-makers, both choreographers and performers who wish to engage in an intensive activity of creation in collaboration with others.
Between 2015 and 2018, P.A.R.T.S. has been experimenting with pilot projects of various lengths to define a new structure and approach for the Research Studios. In 2017-18, this has been in the form of a 13-month programme that runs between September 2017 and the end of September 2018. The description of that programme can be found below.
From 2019-20 onwards, the program will find a new and stable definition with a full-time curriculum of two years, destined to young choreographers and makers who have just finished their BA or MA and/or have a limited professional experience. More details about this programme, its student profile and its admission procedure will be published in the course of January 2019.
Research Studios 2017-18: movement x sound x word
The crisscross of sound, word, and movement has had a substantial legacy in 20th century experiments in music, performance art and dance. More recently, poetry has re-emerged in dance and visual art in various anti spectacular expressions in which the poetic use of language has renewed imagination beyond an instrumental trade in ideas. Comparably, contemporary music explores a new imaginary of sound through the ethnomusicological study of tuning, reinventing instruments and situations in which sound and bodily movement are composed in studio. Thus, current experiments in music and poetry converge in listening, in both literal and figurative senses of the word: in temporalizing perception and thought, opening up an attitude of reception, and delving into what is not immediately given, into what is opaque or ambiguous, or requires closer inspection and longer reflection.
How do we envision relationships between choreography and text today? Between choreographed movement and composed sound? What are the current experiments involving spoken word, gesture, voice, sound, music and movement in performance? What is the allure of poetry today and how does poetry pierce contemporary dance? How can we re-imagine and re-tool more exacting relations between movement and sound, sound and word, movement and word? How to mobilize the experimental legacy of ethnomusicology in shaping music and sound together with movement? Does the dancing body have the expressive power to speak and tell beyond itself? What do we mean when we perform in the first person singular, and what do we stand for when we say the plural "we"? These will be some of the questions in the focus as we investigate reflective orality/aurality.
The coordinators of this programme, the performance theorist and musicologist Bojana Cvejić and the musician and dramaturg Alain Franco have devised a one-year long trajectory of research inputs from a number of guests invited to give workshops, seminars and lectures. Among the invited choreographers, dancers, composers, musicologists, philosophers and writers are Michael Beil, Jonathan Burrows, Mette Edvardsen, Tristan Garcia, Mette Ingvartsen, Janne-Camilla Lyster, Luk Vaes, Kristien Van den Brande, Myriam Van Imschoot & Marcus Bergner, Daniel Linehan & Stefan Prins, and François Nicolas. Each guest will unfold a particular approach, a set of ideas and materials. In addition to the collective research practice they will carry out, Cvejić and Franco will maintain the consistency and continuity of the collective thematic platform in which the research projects of the participants are embedded.
Candidates are invited to apply on the basis of specific artistic interest in exploring choreography/dance/performance in relation to experimental music and poetry. Their research projects should be thematically linked and sourced from the investigation of reflective orality/aurality. The aim of the programme is to provide an opportunity for an in-depth investigation of a choreographic and performance problem related to the topic of study. Thus, the programme extends the research phase prior to production in order to sharpen the focus and investigate thoroughly the possibilities the artist will later realise in creation after the end of the programme. The outcomes of the research could be one of the following:
- material propositions with respect to the formulated research questions/problems;
- a lecture-demonstration;
- a written account (diverse textual formats, essay, scores and so on);
- a presentation in another medium than live performance (e.g. sound, video);
- a short, small-scale piece as a first step in the creation of a performance.
Practically, the programme is organised on a weekly basis into workshops and seminars (3-5 days long) and open research periods of open research during which the content and practices of the workshops and seminars can be digested and transformed into self-directed individual or collective research. Participants are strongly encouraged to collaborate with each other in order to make efficient use of the available studio and working time. The coordinators divide the task of supervising individual/collective research, accompanying and supporting the participants over the entire period. The supervision also includes studio visits by the invited guests. The time for the completion of the final outcome is extended over summer, allowing the participants more extracurricular time, mostly outside P.A.R.T.S., for their research work. The programme is concluded in the final presentations and feedback sessions in September 2018.
P.A.R.T.S. is not part of the regular education system and therefore it cannot issue a legal diploma. However, experience learns that many former students have been able to let their experience in the P.A.R.T.S. programme count as equivalencies (as formal qualifications or as competences) in order to access MA or PhD programmes. Detailed records can be delivered after completing the course.

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Edition: Published in the "Century" magazine, February, 1913, p. 515; and from electrotype, February 1917, p.551
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Discover and cultivate the source of creativity and learn how to express this in flower arranging. Kado is a meditative, contemplative understanding of self, nature, space and perception.
Kado means "The Way of Flowers". The Flower Way began in China over 2000 year ago. When it was introduced and assimilated into Japan, the Japanese word "Ikebana" arose, meaning, "living flowers". Kado is a contemplative practice that studies nature as it is. Human beings are part of nature, we are not separate. We follow the same patterns, as does all life on this planet. Kado students simultaneously study the human condition when working with natural materials from the earth.
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Marcia Wang Shibata was introduced to Buddhist meditation and ikebana by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche at Karmê Chöling Shambhala Center in 1974. Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche was an accomplished master of Tibetan Buddhism and a myriad other disciplines of life, including earning an instructor's degree from the Sogetsu School, the newest school of the flower tradition of Japan.
From 1980 to 1985, Ms. Shibata studied in Japan at the Ikenobo and Saga Misho schools, both of which are the oldest classical flower schools. From 1992 to 2010 she studied with a Sogetsu Master, Watanabe Sensei of Montreal Canada.
She began teaching in the West in 1981. Her main concern in teaching is not the goal of a decorative floral form, but to transmit it as a gate into, and a practice of trusting non-conceptual mind.
Today, Ms. Shibata teaches in the United States and in Europe, where she and her students are developing a new school of ikebana based on the teachings of Shambhala Buddhism. In 2003, they were given the blessings of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche's son and Dharma heir, Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche to start the new school, Shambhala Kado Europe, (which is now called Shambhala Kado Rigden School of Ikebana). In November of 2012 she received the title: Master Shambhala Kado instructor from the Sakyong.
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Solar Reserve is a massive visual installation, put together by Irish artist John Gerrard, that aims to simulate a solar thermal tower and the desert landscape that surrounds it. The installation manifests in the form of a 28 x 24 foot frameless LED wall situated on the Lincoln Center's Josie Robertson Plaza.
The Solar Reserve installation mimics the solar site's 10,000 mirrors which reflect sunlight to the tower to heat molten salts, creating a thermal battery that is then utilized to generate electricity. The installation changes in real time throughout the day, mimicking the movements of the sun, moon and stars in the sky in an accurate manner.
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Well, it's been a while. I took a break from the blog because there is just so much going on in my life. We just had our first family reunion on my mom's side, evah! It was a blast and went by way too quickly. So many interesting and fun relatives. I'm also going to be a grandmother in February. That should be fun. Heck, my dogs are already too spoiled, it's time to spoil something else. We have new totes from the CSA (I'm going to miss the waxy cardboard boxes... seriously. I liked them.) And, I'm becoming more and more involved in local and national politics. Whew!
In this week's CSA box, there is summer squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, fennel, fresh garlic, onions, mint, basil (in the bag) and beets. Here we go... I have to be at the state fair tomorrow so, hopefully I will be posting again this weekend.


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It's time for the fourth tip of writing good dialogue. Remember that dialogue can do all of the four things I am going to mention here, but it has to do at least one of them in order to be of any use to your story.
Tip number four:
Alter relationships—either building or tearing down-- You can tell if people are falling in love or getting a divorce by the kind of conversation they're having. Most of the time anyway. One of my favorite lines in the movie Life as We Know It is right after the two main characters have a major fight. One of the secondary characters made a comment that, "If my ex-wife and I fought like that . . . we'd still be married." So although they were fighting, it was a fight filled with passion, one that led the viewing audience to believe that the couple was in love in spite of the cruelty they hurled at each other in the form of words.
What are your characters saying to one another? Are they shredding each other verbally? Is the popular girl standing out from the crowd by telling one of the unpopular girls that she looks cute? Is the soldier refusing an order from his commanding officer which will likely result in disciplinary action?
You can tell if your characters are becoming friends or determined enemies by their conversations. The things we say to each other alters our relationships even when we aren't meaning them to. An offhanded compliment may save one person's life while a random verbal dig at that same person might be what throws them over the edge and makes them overdose. Conversations are important.
In real life, people kind of shamble through their own sentences. They um and er a lot, they digress, interrupt themselves, and start over again with the ums and ers. It's hard to build a believable relationship in print with all that going on, so refine the dialogue to include only the important things.
In real life, people kind of shamble through their own sentences. They um and er a lot, they digress, interrupt themselves, and start over again with the ums and ers. It's hard to build a believable relationship in print with all that going on, so refine the dialogue to include only the important things.
Dialogue can do all of these things we've discussed over the month—reveal character, move the plot, set the tone, and alter relationships in one conversation, but it, at least, has to have one, otherwise the dialogue isn't necessary.
–It can also do one more thing. Dialogue can provide exposition and backstory…and you want to use this judiciously. Nothing will bore a reader faster than you using dialogue to tell your main character's entire life story or telling the entire history of the world you've built through the character's conversations. That being said, dialogue is a tool in which you can quickly (quickly being the key word here) give some additional information, such as back story so that you won't end up with long, tedious passages of exposition.
Building relationships means the dialogue is necessary. It has earned it's right to be in your story. Like I said the last few weeks, if you have scenes of dialogue that aren't paying their rent by contributing to the book as a whole, then they need to be evicted. Squatters have no place in a good story. Make certain your dialogue is paying its rent. Make sure it is:
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We are Gym Doctors, a service company in Northern California and we need a one-page landing page to promote our services and drive traffic to our main website. At this stage it does not need to be a working page. Once the winner is chosen, we would like it to be converted into a working page by activating some links on the page. There may be some fine-tuning & editing needed on the wordings as well.
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'Coyote Classic' draws several states to western ND hunt
A coyote hunt ranked among the top in the nation, which draws participants from multiple states, opens in Dickinson today.
Beginning stages of the Eight Annual North Dakota Coyote Classic begin at the Quality Inn & Suites in Dickinson today, with the hunt spanning two days.
A total of about $16,000 cash and prizes is slated to be doled out.
"I actually already have teams registered for 2011," said organizer Jamie Olson of Douglas, Wyo. "For a western-style coyote hunt, we've got one of the top three or four tournaments in the country."
This year's tournament was open to 50 teams and the positions filled a few months ago, however, some cancelations have come through, dropping the number to 47.
Past tournaments, along with this year's, have drawn hunters from Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, Washington, Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas and Montana.
Terri Thiel, executive director of the Dickinson Convention & Visitors Bureau, said about 70 percent of tournament participants are from out of town.
Olson anticipates the tournament could have been expanded to about 75 teams this year.
"They have been doing well every single year," Thiel said.
Olson said coyote tournaments on the east coast, for example, have quite a different format.
The tournament may have 200 to 300 teams and participants sometimes have two months to bring in the most coyotes, with the payout being money pooled together at the beginning of the tournament.
Trapping and snaring are not allowed at the tournament.
"It's a calling tournament, so you're going to be going out and trying to mimic the sound of a coyote or mimic the sound of a prey animal," Olson said.
With a $250 entry fee per team, top participants could see an 80 percent payback at the end of the tournament.
Paid out each night, cash will also be awarded for the largest and smallest coyotes.
While the highest number of coyotes shot throughout the tournament wins top prize, the check-in process is quite intricate.
"There is a lot more that goes into the check-in process," Olson said. "You don't just show up and throw your coyotes down and they count them."
Tournament officials cover all bases in making sure the animals are harvested in accordance with tournament rules, including using a temperature probe to verify the coyote was shot that day, as well as blocking and skinning the coyotes to check for trap and snare marks.
"Occasionally we even do polygraph tests," Olson said.
The polygraph may be used again this year.
"If somebody shows up in one day and shoots 20 coyotes, I'm a little bit more apt to want them to use a polygraph," Olson said. "There is no line judge, you don't have instant replay so you have to take everybody at their word."
Olson said thus far, no one has failed the polygraph.
Dickinson resident Dale Christman has been participating in the tournament for seven years and has had the same partner each year.
Christman said he and his teammate choose coyote hunting areas based on previous experience hunting other game.
"You just kind of pick the areas you kind of know," Christman said. "It's kind of where you can get in for permission."
Despite the competition, a level of camaraderie exists among teams.
"There is a lot of respect for one another, the better teams," Christman said.
The tournament, however, is seemingly for the die-hard hunter.
"Hunting coyotes by call in the dead of winter is not for the faint of heart," Olson said.
For more information, contact the CVB at 701-483-4988.


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New "65X" Added
A 65X has been added to the widely popular Lindstrand racer series. This brings the range to five sizes between 56-77,000 cubic ft. The Lindstrand-X is the ultimate fun flying experience for all pilots!
Posted on August 28, 2015
2015 Aerostar/Lindstrand Maintenance Seminar
Mark your calendar, the dates have been set for the 2015 Lindstrand/Aerostar Maintenance Seminar. Sessions will begin at 8:30 am on Wednesday November 4 and end on Thursday November 5 at 5:30 pm. Additional time in the factory will be available on Friday morning November 6 for those that request it.
We will again be partnering with Aerostar International, and attendance will be limited to 30 participants. There is a fee for the seminar.
If you would like to attend, you can find the registration form in the Download section of our website or contact Cassie at 815-777-6006
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Parts Orders and Factory Hours
Just a reminder our UPS pick-up is approximately 3:00 pm (CST). Our goal is to send out shop orders the day we receive them. So please keep in mind that in addition to gathering the parts, and sometimes cutting a fabric panel, we must prepare the proper paperwork and invoice to be included in the shipment. To assure our ability to help you, please call no later than 1:00 pm (CST) to place your order.
Have you called our factory on a Friday only to find an answering machine instead of a friendly greeting from Cassie? Last year as gas prices were rising, our employees suggested we try 4 10-hour workdays, Monday thru Thursday. It has worked out so well that we've kept those hours and although some of us still put in extra hours on Friday, we are usually only here until noon (unless we're headed to a balloon event!). We continue to check our e-mail daily, so if you've missed us on the phone on a Friday, you can always send an email message.
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Health Care Tattoos
Today I took my daughter to the obstetrician and while I was waiting I saw something that piqued my interest.
I noticed a patient who was about to leave had an insulin pump, but that's not really caught me, it was her tattoo.
On her calf she had a caduceus and underneath it she had her blood type, that she was type 1 and her birth date. This gave me the idea of getting something like that done for myself, since if I ever collapse the basic need to know info is right there in full view. So what's your thoughts…good idea, or going overboard?
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my cousins youngest son is a type1…he has it tattooed on his bicep & no ill effects from it..
It's not a good idea. it's can cause many type of disease. such as skin cancer. avoid it. http://fakedoctorsnotes.org
I don't really understand your link? How would a fake note from a doctor have anything to do with this?
Now, I imagine there are certain colors that might cause trouble with our skin. There is something in a green on one my husband has that when it is combined with sun screen and sun, it blisters up a little.
If you choose a reputable tattoo parlor that only uses clean needles and disposable cups of ink that are only used on you, you can drastically reduce the risk of illness or injury. You do have to wise in your selection, but I have not heard that it causes skin cancer.
I think it is a great idea, i'm gonna get one myself. It's a good way to show and if something happens it's also safe and other people can see directly what the problem is.
If that worried, then wear alert wear of any type, even if you just pin it on your clothes. Also keep a diabetic card in your wallet in view. I have one next to my ID, since your ID will be looked for if alone. Unless you put the tat in an obvious place that won't be covered up or on arm should they do a bp first, then who knows how long it may take for them to see it.
Cool thought of getting on too. Cause I hate wearing jewelry. LOL I know funny to hear a women say that
i hate wearing jewelry too lol
While I would put certain things on there, you want to be careful not to put too much private info where it can be that easily seen. But I have to agree. Tattoos are a great way to do this. I have often thought of putting one on my chest (in case of loss of limb in an accident) There are a few members here whose profile pics are their tattoos. Some very nice ones I must say.
I have seriously been considering getting one done on the inside of my wrist.
I jokingly told my kids I should get it on my chest, that way if I lose my limbs I would still have my medic alert, they didn't find it amusing. ;-p
Previous discussions on medical tattoos ~ http://www.diabeticconnect.com/discussions/14...
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and one possted more recently ~ http://www.diabeticconnect.com/discussions/16...
Personally I prefer the USB bracelet on which information can be changed as needed. I wear mine 24/7/365
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JITC on NPR, Plus An Interview on Jewneric.com!
At the beginning of September, I was contacted by the associate producer of an NPR radio show called Interfaith Voices. The producer explained that she had found JITC and was interested in pre-interviewing me (in order to decide if I was interview-worthy). Well, I'm excited to let you know that I just found out a few days ago that I passed the pre-interview and I'm being booked for a show in January. This will be the biggest exposure for JITC's world wide Orthodox image makeover campaign to date! The show has 100,000 listeners on 76 stations throughout the U.S. and Canada and is on Sirius satellite radio. For those of you not living in range of one of those 76 stations, the show can also be heard on podcast. We'll let you know when and where to tune in!
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HANGZHOU, Feb. 8 (Xinhua) -- Commercial property sales in China's booming Zhejiang province fell sharply in 2011 following tough government curbs.
The total floor space sold slumped 20.5 percent year-on-year to 38.3 million square meters last year, the provincial statistics bureau said in a statement Wednesday.
Sales declines quickened with each quarter passing. The decline for the whole year was 15, 12.1 and 5.2 percentage points higher than that in the first quarter, first half and first three quarters, respectively, it said.
Of all, commercial housing sales fell 21.6 percent last year in terms of floor area, the statement indicated.
China's once red-hot property sector showed signs of cooling off last year with the help of tough government measures, including higher mortgage rates, a ban on third-home mortgage loans and purchase restrictions.
Several major Chinese cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, also have reported sagging real estate sales last year following the tough regulatory measures
China will unswervingly maintain its regulation policies on the property market in 2012, which are intended to return housing prices to a reasonable level, according to decisions made at the country's annual central economic work conference last December.
With no signs of immediate loosening of tightening measures and thus gloomy prospects, many cash-strapped property developers rolled out big discounts to promote sales as they struggled to pay back debts at the end of last year, the bureau said.
Earlier several local developers in Zhejiang were reported to be in a liquidity crisis or unable to pay back debts, and many real estate agencies have closed stores due to declining housing sales.
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happy sunday friends!! how is your weekend going? did you do anything fun last night? or do you have fun mothers day plans today? do they include brunch?? they should totally include brunch! we took Marc's Mum out for dinner last night to this awesome old time music hall, they have a whiskey bar, over 70 rums from around the world and live music. it was such a fun night! and today i am cooking brunch for Marc and my parents in law, they stayed with us last night.
i am making rose champagne mojitos but brunch needs cocktails and these are gorgeous! i am also making fruit salad parfaits and this vegetarian breakfast bruschetta with a side of bacon, because while i love this bruschetta as is, i believe bacon makes everything better! and also because Marc's Dad lives in Saudi Arabia and is only home twice a year, he loves bacon and he can't eat it over there, so i make sure i add plenty of bacon to everything i cook while he is home.
there will also be a constant flow of coffee as we are all coffee lovers, and i made a batch of vanilla cinnamon syrup to sweeten our coffees, just to make them a little more special.
this bruschetta is the perfect light but filling breakfast and also the best for dinner. i looooooove breakfast for dinner. it's something we have about once a week and versions of this bruschetta have been on high rotation lately.
surprisingly Marc loves the vegetarian version as much as i do, we have had it with bacon added but you really don't need it.
this breakfast bruschetta is quick to pull together, you can have it on the table in less than 20 minutes, and you can use whatever vegetables you love. just make sure you get a nice sourdough bread, you want something crispy that can hold up to having so much goodness stacked on top.
vegetarian breakfast bruschetta
- 8 slices of zuchinni, sliced diaonally
- 4 slices of pumpkin
- 8 thick slices of haloumi
- 4 eggs
- 2 small avocados
- 4 slices sourdough bread
- chilli oil
place a griddle pan on medium high heat.
brush both sides of pumpkin and zucchini with oil, place in griddle pan. cook 2-3 minutes or until charred then flip and cook a further 2-3 minutes.
heat a non stick fry pan over medium heat and add the haloumi, cook 2-3 minutes until golden then flip, and cook a further 2-3 minutes.
once the pumpkin and zucchini are cooked brush both sides of the sourdough with oil and place in the grill pan, cook until charred then flip and repeat.
once the haloumi is cooked, remove from pan and add the eggs, cook the eggs for 3-4 minutes or until the whites are cooked but the yolks are still runny
to assemble: place a slice of sourdough on each plate. top with half an avocado, sliced, then add the zucchini, pumpkin and haloumi. top with egg and drizzle over a little chilli oil, serve and enjoy!


text: SOUTH BEND -- A new Madison Center clinic will enhance Michiana's ability to diagnose and treat attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, a local advocate said Tuesday. "I think, right now, there certainly are people who are treating ADHD in the community," Brad Gibson, associate professor of psychology at the University of Notre Dame, said after a groundbreaking ceremony. "But this will be a facility that will really specialize in ADHD. In doing that, we hope to heighten the level of diagnosis." Gibson supervised an experiment this spring at a Granger school in which students taking ADHD medications found that daily memory exercises helped improve their symptoms. He sees the new clinic as a place that can use such treatments as part of its treatment arsenal. His comments echoed those of other advocates gathered at Tuesday's event, who cast the clinic as a tool that will help parents and schools better determine whether a child with behavior issues has ADHD. South Bend Mayor Stephen Luecke, U.S. Rep. Chris Chocola, R-Bristol, and local education officials were among those on hand. Meanwhile, better treatment will help ensure that children receive help with their specific type of ADHD, said Gibson, adding that right now, experts believe there are three types. Currently, Madison Center is treating 716 children with ADHD, according to Sharon DeVinney, its vice president for special clinics. Between 3 percent and 7 percent of children suffer from it, she said. The clinic will occupy 5,000 square feet when it is finished in 2007, according to Madison Center. It will cost about $1.9 million. Staff writer Joshua Stowe: firstname.lastname@example.com (574) 235-6359


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Saturday, September 02, 2006
Katrina-after a year & a bit
Linda focused on the TV reports and I watched some of that –but a lot of my update on "Life after Katrina" came by following the blogs of John Dobbs –Out Here Hope Remains and Dee Andrews – The Wind Vane Chronicles.
John's posts on August 29 , August 27 and August 25 give a good perspective on what it has been like on the Gulf Coast and some of the "lessons learned"- However the one that touched me the most was Looking up for Hope posted August 30 2006.
If you look at the slideshow of pictures you will see one with a Canadian flag—That was Linda's handiwork -something we left as a piece of us to thank the people at Central for giving us this opportunity to serve. I want to share my comment to John regarding that posting "JD - Tell Jeff – Thanks for the ceiling tiles. It brought tears to our eyes as the memories flooded back as we watched the slide show I pray we can find away to return but for now it looks as if God is leading in another direction. Perhaps he will open a door that we haven't yet seen"
I also noted this from John's post this Friday "Robbie Woods was helping out around the church yesterday and put together a filing cabinet I had bought for my office". It so good to know that Robbie is still "walking with God"—We had the privilege of having him share with us his story about a "wasted" life that led to a loss of every thing important to him, about the way he had encountered Jesus and had been brought to his knees. He was baptized around the time we were there and he was such an encouragement as you could almost see daily "spurts" in the "transformation" that came from a "new life' (Romans 12:2).
Robbie had a gift of making things from palm fronds.We have a rose and a cross that he made on display in the "BBB" as a reminder of him and all of the people we met in Pascagoula. John informed me in an email that they are hopeful that Robbie will soon be able to return to a "regular "job. We pray for this and his continued faithfulness to God.
Dee has also talked often about how Katrina had changed so many lives including hers. On August 25 she posted a blog describing what she was doing and feeling at that time in 2005. She had intended to continue the "retrospective" for several days but by August 28 she had decided that it was better to look forward-to move on rather than reliving the pain of the past year.
She wrote in part "I do not want my life so tied to the past that I cannot see the present or the future. Many people do that, I think. In their need to remember, not forget, they embrace the loss so fiercely they become entangled in it. It ensnares them, robbing them of any further joy in life. I'm not discounting or dismissing loss and sorrow by any means. I have been - at times - consumed by loss and sorrow. We all have. As the young minister so eloquently and powerfully expressed it yesterday in both sermons, if we love, we can be - will be - tragically struck and burned with "rivets of grief," as can God. (He told me last night he'd borrowed it from a much older minister, but that's good I think. Beautiful imagery and he used it well.) But we scar up. We heal. We go on. We must not let the wounds fester so that we are immersed by them."
My comment on that post was as follows
"Dee - I have tried to apply something I heard in "management training" that seemed very spiritual (although I never tried to see if I could support the thought from the Bible)
Anyhow --it seems to say something similar to what you have said here.
We should let our "vision" of the future shape our actions. Rather than - as we so often do --dragging the "past into the present" we should put the past into the past and draw the future back into the present.
Maybe better way to say it is "Live your dreams today" rather than (re)living the pain (and mistakes) of the past.
Thanks for the reminder that life is ahead - not behind -- and God is there showing the way."
I share these thoughts for 2 reasons- one being that it has amazed me that 3 weeks of work –a mere drop in the ocean of what needed to be done - was enough to make a lasting impression on our lives-indeed we have been blessed more by giving than anything we could receive – and we have received so much more than we gave – we have friends, we have memories, we have an increased sense of God's presence "in the storms of our lives" (see the "I" of the storm).
The second reason is hope that the faith and servant's heart that is shown by these people might touch others and encourage more to go to "receive the blessing of giving"
God Bless
Charlie & Linda
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Hey, Charlie -
Wow! I feel so blessed this afternoon that you've put together such an excellent post and used some of my words in doing so. I'm greatly honored.
Actually - I've just come by while working on my new blogsite (for reference, found at "Finding Direction: The New Wind Vane Chronicles", where all of my previous posts in Blogger are also "up and readable" there) to add you "officially" as a link. So, I hope that is okay with you.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kinds words about me here today and in your great comments you are always leaving at Finding Direction, both old and new. (I think "new," but can't at the moment remember if you've commented there or not. I just "opened" it Friday.
Anyway - it is fellow Christians such as you who uplift me and all of us here in Katrina Zone and HAVE uplifted us for the past "year & a bit." Workers from other places are beginning to tire of coming down and their number is dwindling.
Meanwhile, there are still so many fellow Christians and even a greater number of others, includng our best friends, who are still in FEMA trailers and far from moving back into their homes or other homes.
This is a good post. Thank you, neighbor!!
- JD said...
Thank you, Charlie and Linda, for your wonderful heart ... and your service ... we have a kinship that goes beyond Katrina. And I am thankful that God led us into the same path, if only for a few weeks.


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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Braised octopus in tomato, garlic, chilli and paprika broth
I picked up some octopus from my fishmonger, it is rich in zinc and very nutritional and I love it.
I planned on making a salad but instead opted for a braise with a rich red paprika salty and spicy broth.
This recipe is full in body, rich in flavour and tender to eat. I love to use the paprika paste from turkey, it is used to replace tomato paste in many of my recipes.
1 kg fresh octopus cut tentacles into 3 cm pieces
3 garlic cloves
3 small red chillies
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
black pepper to season
1 can tined tomatoes
1 cup vegetable stock
1/2 bunch oregano
2 tablespoons paprika paste (available from middle eastern supermarkets and made in turkey)
Heat oil in a medium sized saucepan keep the oil on a low heat, in a mortar and pestle pound the garlic and chilli to a paste, add to oil and gently saute, add octopus and stir, add stock and tomatoes, paprika and oregano.
Cook on low heat for 40 minutes the octopus will be be very tender serve alone or with quinoa or basmati rice
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Triway 62,
Indian Valley 35
GNADENHUTTEN -- With poor scoring second and fourth quarters, the host Indian Valley Lady Braves dropped a 62-35 decision to the visiting Triway Lady Titans Wednesday in President's Athletic Conference action.
The visiting Lady Titans jumped in front 16-10 the opening quarter, the out scored the Lady Braves 12-5 the second frame to take a 28-15 lead to the locker room at the halftime break.
Triway posted a 19-12 scoring advantage the third round to push the lead to 47-27 heading to the final stanza and the closed it out with a 15-8 scoring edge for the 62-35 final.
Indian Valley hit 14-of-36 floor shots and added 7-of-11 from the foul line. Katie Shamel paced the Lady Braves in scoring with 10 points followed by Emily Baker with eight and Courtney Emler with five markers.
The hosts five assists with Emler and Baker each dishing out a pair and five steals with Emler picking off three. The Lady Braves were guilty of 16 turnovers.
Triway connected on 23-of-45 field shots and tacked on a near-perfect 9-of-10 from the charity stripe. Sarah Herald led the Lady Titans with 21 points with Tessa Brooks and Courtney Cruise adding 12 points each. Hannah Marcum just missed double figures with nine points. The Lady Titans had just one assist and six steals with Brooks grabbing three, while committing 12 turnovers.
The Lady Titans posted a 21-19 rebounding advantage led by Sara Skeens and Marcum with five each. Shamel also paced the Lady Braves on the glass and completed the double-double with 10 boards. Paige Saho followed with seven caroms.
Indian Valley 62,
Ridgewood 48
GNADENHUTTEN -- The Lady Braves rebounded from a PAC loss to Triway earlier in the week by posting an impressive 62-48 non-league triumph over Ridgewood.
Making Saturday's win sweeter was the manner in which it was achieved.
The visiting Lady Generals stormed to a 17-12 first period lead which propelled them to a 24-19 halftime lead.
Everything changed after that as Indian Valley exploded for a 17-2 advantage in the decisive third period before posting an anticlimactic 26-22 advantage in the final stanza.
The winners got tremendous scoring efforts from a pair of players. Katie Shamel led the way with 23 points, while teammate Emily Baker tallied 21. Shamel also grabbed 10 rebounds.
The pair combined for a 16-of-25 field goal game and Baker nailed three 'treys.'
Ridgewood put three players in double figures with Amanda Lowery's 14 the top effort. Teammates Kelsey Miller and Erica Olinger finished with 12 and 10, respectively.
Strasburg 63,
Newcomerstown 28
NEWCOMERSTOWN -- A slow start proved too much to overcome for the Newcomerstown High Lady Trojans on Wednesday night, resulting in a 63-28 defeat to the visiting Strasburg High Lady Tigers in Inter-Valley Conference girls basketball action.
The Lady Tigers leaped out to a 17-3 lead after the opening quarter thanks to seven points from Stephanie Schuster, with the Lady Trojans lone bucket came on a three-pointer from senior Allie Hinton.
Hinton pulled the host Lady Trojans closer in the second stanza, converting on 7-of-8 free throws as NHS outscored Strasburg by a 9-7 margin to pull within 24-12 at the halftime break.
But Starsburg put the game away with a 16-5 scoring edge to extend the lead back out to 40-17 after three quarters of play.
Hinton finished with 18 points to pace Newcomerstown (2-15, 1-9 IVC), while Amber Kennedy and Annie Johns each finished with three points.
Strasburg (12-5, 6-4 IVC) was led by Melissa Cregan with 17 markers, with Schuster ending her night with 14 and Ariel Jones chipped in with 11 for the Lady Tigers.
Hiland 71,
Ridgewood 38
BERLIN -- It was total domination by the host Hiland Lady Hawks Wednesday as the flew past the visiting Ridgewood Lady Generals 71-38 to remain unbeaten in Inter-Valley Conference play.
The Lady Hawks jumped out to a 20-8 lead the opening frame and never looked back adding to the lead the second round with a 17-10 scoring advantage to take a commanding 37-18 lead to the locker room at the halftime intermission.
The third quarter was close with Hiland only out scoring the Lady Generals 12-10, but the Lady Hawks closed it out with a 22-10 scoring edge the final eight minutes to claim the 71-38 victory going away.
Senior 6-0 post Kelsey Miller paced the Lady Generals (8-7, 6-4 IVC) with 24 points, but was the only Ridgewood player to score in double digits with junior Laura Frazee adding six markers.
Hiland (13-2, 10-0 IVC) was led by Regina Hoestetler who matched Miller's 24-point effort. Kendra Slabaugh and Megan Beachy followed with 11 points each.
Malvern 47,
Newcomerstown 44
MALVERN -- A fourth quarter rally came up short for the Newcomerstown High Lady Trojans on Saturday in a 47-44 setback to host Malvern High in Inter-Valley Conference girls hardwood action.
Trailing by a 38-29 count entering the fourth stanza, the Lady Trojans put together a 15-9 scoring edge in the frame.
The rally was led by freshman Karlee Peach with six points and senior Allie Hinton with four, but wasn't quite good enough for the comeback win.
Hinton finished with a game-high 24 point effort, with Peach adding 11 points and senior Lexi Montgomery adding seven.
Malvern was paced by Sara Loomis with 19 points, while Kyra Wadsworth chipped in with nine and Paige Thompson tallied eight for the Lady Hornets.


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text: MISHAWAKA -- Chet Irvine makes his hand like a pistol and commands his yellow Labrador retriever: "Bang." The dog, Chance, squeals and starts worming his way to the floor. "Bang," Irvine repeats. The dog spreads out as if playing dead. Smart dog. Friendly, too. It's just a little example, here in the dog collar aisle at PetSmart, of why Labs are so popular with Irvine. In 2008, Labs ranked as the No. 1 choice of purebred pooches in the United States for the 18th year in a row, the American Kennel Club reported recently. Twice as many Labs were registered in the U.S. last year than the No. 2 choice: the Yorkshire terrier. The rest of the top 10 canines are German shepherd, golden retriever, beagle, boxer, dachshund, bulldog, poodle and Shih Tzu. Meanwhile, the Obamas have yet to pick a dog for the White House. It appears that none of the purebreds on the club's list is in the running. President Barack Obama has said his family was considering a Labradoodle, a cross between a Lab and a poodle, or a Portuguese water dog. Both are low-shedding breeds that won't get hair all over the furniture or cause problems for the Obamas' 10-year-old daughter, Malia, who has allergies. Irvine came with his wife and two kids from their Bourbon home to shop and get the dog out of the house. The family picked up Chance a year ago, soon after their first Lab died at age 10 1/2, and sent Chance to dog training school, where Irvine said: "They train you. They give you the proper commands and hand signals." Sure, Labs are fine, but Yolanda Arenas of South Bend prefers small dogs. She doesn't like big dogs running around her house. She was waiting at the store's "pet hospital" with Lilu, her short, long dog with long brown hair (mom was a wiener dog; dad was a cocker spaniel). As she trimmed fur on a small white dog, groomer Sherri Hartman said she likes working on Golden retrievers because they're "mellow." Fellow groomer Carla Jones said she likes poodles for the quality of her craft: "I like the texture of the hair. Just getting the satisfaction of the cut when you're done." The Associated Press contributed to this story.Staff writer Joseph Dits: firstname.lastname@example.com (574) 235-6158


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Lion's Den
Julianne Bradford 6/30/2012 9:10:56 AMWow!! What a terrific theme entry Donna! A winner in my book. Just look at the texture and wonderful lighting. I love this! #1472139
Joy Rector 6/30/2012 9:15:49 AMlove this shot, well done #10207533
Carol Quina 6/30/2012 9:22:46 AMLove it! Love the lighting and comp. I'm sure glad I listened to the advice of others and don't look at anyone's entries until after I have already posted mine. This might have made me quit before I started! #10207546
Liz blahh 6/30/2012 9:30:27 AMbeautiful! #10207564
Summer A. Kozisek 6/30/2012 10:05:09 AMStunning work! #10207604
Mitch Spence 6/30/2012 11:11:13 AMExcellent stances and direct gazes, Donna. #10207649
Ellen Hodges 6/30/2012 2:22:29 PMAbsolutely gorgeous capture, Donna! Stunning expression and pov! #10207802
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 6/30/2012 2:58:18 PMThank you!!!! I appreciate your super cool comments. I love watching the lions, at the Wild Animal Park!!!
Donna #10207854
Lou Taylor 6/30/2012 4:47:55 PMBeautiful work! #10208057
Leslie McLain 6/30/2012 5:25:39 PMAmazing capture and light, Donna. #10208100
Nikki McDonald 6/30/2012 5:42:50 PMLovely lighting, color and detail and the poses and expressions are fantastic, Donna. #10208132
Michele Peterson 6/30/2012 6:58:20 PMFabulous! Love how they are looking right at you, and that light is just incredible. Everything about this is amazing! HTD! #10208195
Bob Cournoyer 6/30/2012 7:55:43 PMWhat they ^ all said...this is worth hanging on the wall... :-)
Happy Theme Day #10208241
Linda L. Ruiz 6/30/2012 9:16:28 PMPretty cool, lov ethe eye contact #10208333
Deborah C. Lewinson 7/1/2012 6:53:36 AMBeautiful image, Donna, superb capture and lighting!
Debby #10208797
Jill Odice 7/1/2012 4:55:35 PMNow that is a very nice shot!Lots of texture and etail! #10209667
Neal D. Hatcher 7/2/2012 4:41:19 AMAwesome capture-Amen to all the above #10210238
Susan M. Campbell 7/2/2012 4:50:18 AMVery nice. The lion's stare is so intense. A super capture Donna. #10210276
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 7/2/2012 6:49:57 AMThanks for all of your inspirational comments!
Donna #10210426
Christopher Budny 7/3/2012 9:08:32 AMWhat an eye-catcher, Donna; just beautiful! #10212342
Erica Murphy 7/3/2012 11:09:07 AMLovely work Donna!! This is a work of art.
Sharon F. Morris 7/30/2012 12:17:57 PMCongrats Donna on your Finalist!!
Jill Odice 7/30/2012 1:05:04 PMSuch beautiful light! Congrats Donna! This is a reall winner! #10250934
Deborah C. Lewinson 7/30/2012 1:12:36 PMCongrats, Donna, on this wonderful finalist! Awesome subjects, clarity, and lighting!
Debby #10250966
Stefania Barbier 7/30/2012 1:51:05 PMgorgeous finalist... congratulations!!! #10251186
Kathy Salerni 7/30/2012 2:37:41 PMHuge congrats on this wonderful Finalist, Donna! Best of luck in the next round! #10251690
Kay E. Mahoney 7/30/2012 3:01:56 PMCongratulations on your finalist, Donna. #10251863
Julianne Bradford 7/30/2012 3:45:54 PMCongratulations girlfriend! Hope this one goes all the way to gold! #10252119
Dan Holm 7/30/2012 4:06:42 PMAwesome capture, gorgeous shot, Donna! CONGRATS on this outstanding Finalist! #10252250
Christopher Budny 7/30/2012 4:08:16 PMCongratulations, Donna! #10252257
The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 7/30/2012 4:19:35 PMBeautiful side lighting. #10252341
Lyn Darlington 7/30/2012 5:17:15 PMCongrats! Fantastic capture! #10252648
Patrick Rouzes 7/30/2012 5:35:29 PMHuge CONGRATS on this incredible finalist, Donna!
Mukesh Srivastava 7/30/2012 6:33:13 PMHuge congrats for this incredible Finalist Win, Donna!!!! #10252992
Neal D. Hatcher 7/30/2012 7:05:22 PMCONGRATULATIONS #10253192
Peggy Pfister 7/30/2012 7:22:00 PMCongrats on a beautiful finalist! #10253276
ALLEN O. HOWARD 7/30/2012 8:10:49 PMAwesome capture and grrrrrrrEAT details Donna! Congratulations! #10253466
Carol Quina 7/30/2012 8:57:17 PMCongratulations Donna on this GORGEOUS finalist! Good luck in the next round!! #10253622
Usman M. Bajwa 7/31/2012 12:42:05 AMHuge CONGRATZ Donna on both your beautiful Finalists. Good luck!
Pamela Njemanze 7/31/2012 4:27:05 AMStunning lighting and texture in this, a gorgeous capture, Congrats! #10254163
Kathy Cline 7/31/2012 6:39:13 AMSUPER SWEET
Laura L. Gonzales 7/31/2012 7:21:12 AMCongratulations on this purrrrrfect capture Donna!! WTG! Just beautiful:) #10254507
Rona L. Schwarz 7/31/2012 10:45:52 AMOh my, this is just superb, Donna! Your POV and their expressions are marvelous - love their direct gaze and the lighting is fabulous! Congrats on a marvelous finalist! #10255183
Phyllis H. Burchett 7/31/2012 11:09:55 AMSimply fabulous Donna, congrats! #10255247
Guy D. Biechele 7/31/2012 11:23:50 AMExceptional! Great portrait. Light, detail, and moment of capture are outstanding. Congrats on you Finalist, and Good Luck! #10255282
Luigi Di Serio 7/31/2012 11:47:42 AMThis is beyond amazing! WOW #10255338
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 7/31/2012 11:50:02 AMI can't thank you enough for all of your congratulatory wishes and inspirational comments.
Take care,
Donna #10255343
JO ANN CLEVELAND 7/31/2012 12:34:53 PMWowee!
Awesome finalist Conna! Congratulations!
jo ann c.
Cindy Bendush 7/31/2012 12:39:34 PMBeautiful! Big congrats on your outstanding finalist! #10255465
Erica Murphy 7/31/2012 2:58:52 PMI love this image Donna!! Congratulations and good luck in the next round! #10255692
Stefania Barbier 7/31/2012 4:36:16 PMCongratulations on your beautiful winner!!! #10255971
Christopher Budny 7/31/2012 4:58:02 PMWoohoo!! Congratulations again, Donna! #10256069
Ken Smith 7/31/2012 5:01:59 PMExcellent lighting on this. Donna...and congrats on the gold!! #10256094
Leslie McLain 7/31/2012 5:04:07 PMCongrats on a stunning winner, Donna. Fantastic light. #10256103
Dan Holm 7/31/2012 5:05:16 PMCONGRATULATIONS, Donna!! #10256108
Michelle L. Frick 7/31/2012 5:14:18 PMGorgeous Donna! Congratulations on your win! #10256148
Gail Vitikacs 7/31/2012 5:37:11 PMWow...this is awesome...congratulations! #10256224
Phyllis H. Burchett 7/31/2012 5:37:41 PMBIG congrats Donna on this wonderful winner! #10256227
David Phalen 7/31/2012 5:39:23 PMBIG Congrats on a fabulous Winner!! #10256238
Neal D. Hatcher 7/31/2012 6:06:00 PMCONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GOLD #10256314
Peggy Pfister 7/31/2012 6:22:19 PMCongrats on going gold! #10256361
Patti Coblentz 7/31/2012 6:34:53 PMAn absolutely stunning animal capture, Donna...huge congratulations on your gold win! #10256416
Terry Cervi 7/31/2012 6:55:54 PMCongrats on your beautiful win, Donna! #10256525
Julianne Bradford 7/31/2012 7:19:19 PMYay Donna!! Congrats big time on this terrific Gold winner! #10256609
Cindy Bendush 7/31/2012 7:54:23 PMFabulous win Donna - huge congratulations!!! #10256729
Carol Quina 7/31/2012 9:19:19 PMCongratulations Donna! This was a WINNER in my book and I'm glad the Judges agree! #10256871
Robert K. Bemus 7/31/2012 10:49:10 PMCongratulations on a great Win, Donna!! #10256937
Renee Doyle 8/1/2012 12:24:28 AMFabulous capture Donna!!! Big congratulations to you on this winner! #10256995
Lyn Darlington 8/1/2012 2:39:59 AMCongrats on a great win! #10257157
Monnie Ryan 8/1/2012 5:09:40 AMVery deserving winner, Donna - congratulations! #10257411
Jessica Jenney 8/1/2012 5:18:18 AMcongratulations, Donna on your gorgeous winner! #10257432
Jane Holestine 8/1/2012 6:20:51 AMCongratulations, Donna! This is an amazing image. #10257549
Don Johnson 8/1/2012 7:16:27 AMGreat shot! Congratulations on your well deserved win! #10257635
Christine Czernin 8/1/2012 8:17:37 AMFantastic light, and the look on their faces is just amazing.
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 8/1/2012 8:37:16 AMThanks again to each and every one of you. Your congratulatory wishes and kind comments mean the world to me.
Donna #10257782
Michele Peterson 8/1/2012 9:06:34 AMI love this one, Donna! Huge congratulations to you!!! #10257841
Susan M. Campbell 8/1/2012 9:14:48 AMCongrats on your win Donna!! #10257869
Rona L. Schwarz 8/1/2012 9:29:31 AMWTG, Donna! Loved this the moment I saw it! HUGE CONGRATS on this very well-deserved GOLD WINNER! #10257889
Kathy Salerni 8/1/2012 10:49:08 AMCongrats on your Gold Winning image, Donna! #10257987
Guy D. Biechele 8/1/2012 12:52:06 PMSo glad to see this win. Congratulations, Donna! #10258196
Deborah C. Lewinson 8/1/2012 2:15:36 PMHuge congrats, Donna! #10258343
David M. Montero 8/1/2012 2:20:29 PMThey're eye-ballin' you! Great capture Donna! Congratulations on your win! #10258361
Debra R. Harder 8/1/2012 3:39:08 PMI agree with Dave...they are definitely eye-ballin' you...lol. I just LOVE this image! Excellent tones, lighting, details, and, of course, timing. Superb in every way Donna! Huge congratulations on your GOLD!!! Deb #10258472
Randy D. Dinkins 8/1/2012 6:32:05 PMGreat catch, love the fixation! Congratulations!! #10258977
Usman M. Bajwa 8/2/2012 12:38:49 AMVery well deserved, CONGRATZ on the stunning Gold Winner, Donna!
Patrick Rouzes 8/2/2012 7:40:45 AMBig Congrats on your WINNING photo, Donna! WTG!
JO ANN CLEVELAND 8/2/2012 10:13:16 AMFannnn...tastic Donna!
Congratulations on this wonderful 2nd Place Winner! Sooo well deserved too!
jo ann c. #10259943
Anita Hogue 8/2/2012 2:53:20 PMCongratulations on this superb winner, Donna! #10260249
Mary Beth Aiello 8/4/2012 7:19:08 AMPerfection.... in every way, Donna. Truly spectacular. Huge congrats on this simply outstanding and well deserved GOLD. #10262278
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 8/4/2012 7:21:20 AMThank you for your very kind and inspirational comments. I'm deeply touched and honored!!!
Donna #10262281
Emile Abbott 8/8/2012 12:21:01 PMHuge congratulation on this wonderful winner Donna. #10267781
Sharon Sawyer 8/17/2012 6:12:30 PMDonna, HUGE congratulations on your awesome and well deserved Second Place Win!!! #10280259
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Review: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney NSW Australia, 9 Feb 2017
February 9, 2017
Qudos Bank Arena
Sydney, Australia
After a quick, late lunch at Lord Nelson, we freshen up from our sweaty Taronga Zoo trip and head to Wynard Station. We catch the train to Olympic Park for night two of Bruce Sringsteen and the E Street Band at Qudos Bank Arena.
As we're walking from the train station to the arena, we hear music. Not like a radio station van music but MUSIC. We get closer to ANZ Stadium and hear thundering drums. What we're hearing is Guns N Roses running sound check for their two shows on Friday and Saturday nights. (We later found out that after sound check, they hit the arena to take in the E Street Band show as Bruce's guests.)
While we were waiting, in the mostly empty hall, a guy walks in and notices my Renegade Nation (Stevie's thing before the Underground Garage) t-shirt on Jay. Apparently he works with Stevie and is impressed by the shirt. We ask him about a possible summer tour (Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul) he says "it's complicated." Well, it wasn't a no.
Tonight were four rows up on Soozie Tyrell and Nils Lofgren's side of the stage.
Tuesday night looked packed but tonight more of the seats behind the stage were covered. One thing I noticed is that at these two Sydney shows, most people in the seats, sit. Usually a lot of people stand through the show even if they've purchased seats. They sit only during the slow songs. Oh well, I guess as long as they are enjoying the show, cool.
Really liked hearing "Adam Raised a Cain" "Rendezvous" and "Be True" Check my video HERE of Be True.
Also very cool-getting an acoustic "Thunder Road" to close the show.
Another great show.
Close to three hours.
Number 61 for me!
We're out in time to catch the train back to town. We meet some wicked nice young women who work for NBC and MSNBC. One is from Toronto and is a HUGE Bruce Fan.
We get off the train at Circular Quay and make a pit stop at the EZ Mart for ice cream and are back at our room and in bed by midnight.
"And these romantic dreams in my head. Cause we made a promise we swore we'd always remember. No retreat, baby, no surrender. "
More photos from the show: CLICK HERE
Next up, last day in Sydney on Friday Feb. 10. Harbour Cruise Farewell Dinner. Then we head to Brisbane on Saturday.
SET LIST from Bruce.net
New York City Serenade
Lonesome Day
The Ties That Bind
No Surrender
My Love Will Not Let You Down
Spirit in the Night
Out in the Street
Hungry Heart
Death to My Hometown
Adam Raised a Cain
The River
The Promised Land
Be True
Working on the Highway
Because the Night
The Rising
Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)


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Step by Step
Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017
Today, I will not feed anger to poison my actions and words for which, inevitably, I will have to answer. If I forget I have only today and reach back into yesterday and resurrect some anger or resentment, justified or not, I will Let Go and Let God because I don't WANT to add any excess baggage and I DON'T want to give power to an emotion that might derail me if I don't control IT. If I get angry today, I will walk away from the source until I can think with reason and logic, without emotion. And if I get the chance to talk to a person who has made me angry, I will confine my words to how I feel instead of, "YOU made me feel …," "YOU shouldn't have …" and "YOU had no right …" In that context, I am risking taking another person's Fourth, and the job as moral gatekeeper has been taken by a power greater and stronger than myself. As a drinking alcoholic, I had no control and let my anger gain the upper hand; today, as a recovering alcoholic, I have the choice to NOT allow anger to dictate my words and thought. Today, I choose to weaken any potentially lethal emotion by NOT feeding it. And our common journey continues. Step by step. – Chris M., 2017


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So, for once, I cancelled fly fishing in favor of running, rather than the other way around. With lightning possible, I figured running under dense tree cover was much safer than being out on a large, open river while waving a nine foot graphite rod.
Besides, the run would be short since I have something longer planned with Ryan and John tomorrow. I could also beat the storm, and I did. However, as I type this, the skies are darkening and a distant thunder is rumbling on the horizon. Yep, good call to go running instead.
Ran 3.5 miles @ 9:27/mile pace.
Very hilly.
Mid 60s, partly cloudy, humid.
Saucony Peregrine 3, shorts, short sleeved shirt.


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An intense burst of gamma-ray radiation, lasting from a few milliseconds to a few tens of minutes. Gamma-ray bursts were initially detected in the late 1960s by US Vela satellites designed to monitor nuclear explosions, and have since been studied in detail by specialized satellites. The bursts are distributed uniformly over the sky, indicating that they originate in distant galaxies and fall into two types, short and long, suggesting two distinct mechanisms. Short bursts last from a few milliseconds up to 2 seconds; these are believed to be caused by the merger of two compact objects such as black holes, neutron stars, or a white dwarf and a neutron star. Long bursts last from a few seconds to over a thousand seconds and are believed to be caused by massive stars exploding as supernovae, with the collapsing core of the star forming a rapidly rotating black hole. In both scenarios, an outflow of gas creates shells that collide internally at close to the speed of light, producing the burst of gamma rays. The combined shells expand and collide with the surrounding gas and dust of the interstellar medium, heating it so that it begins to emit afterglow radiation at X-ray wavelengths. As the gas cools the afterglow becomes visible at optical, infrared, and radio wavelengths, and this emission may remain detectable for days to years. See also soft gamma-ray repeater.
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This was adapted from a cheap cookbook called "blissful brownies" which doesn't appear to have an author, so I can't offer an attribution.
I think I missed a trick this afternoon though, as the book doesn't mention how delicious it is warm – next time I'm serving it straight out of the oven with cream.
I would also reccommend baking this in a silicone tray, as its very sticky
3oz light muscavado sugar
2oz butter
2 eating apples, peeled, cored, and sliced.
4oz butter
6oz light muscavado sugar
2 eggs
7oz white spelt flour
1tsp baking powder
1/2tsp bicarb
2tsp cinnamon
2eating apples, peeled, cored, and coarsley grated
3oz pecans
preheat oven to 180/gas 4
place 3oz sugar and 2 oz butter in a small pan and melt them together. Pour into a silicone cake tin approx 9inches square. Swirl it around a bit so it covers the base, then place the sliced apples in an even layer over the sauce.
place the rest of the butter and sugar in food processor and cream til fluffy. Beat in eggs.
add flour, baking powder, bicarb and cinnamon and blitz again until smooth. add apples and nuts.
pour this mixture over the sauce in the base of the tin. Make sure you spread it out to the sides as the sauce will bubble in the oven.
bake for 30-35 min.


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Jordan Goodman is known as America's 'Money Answers' man. He's written 13 books on topics that range from detecting Wall Street lies to a financial dictionary to retirement planning. Jordan and Jason Hartman discuss what we can expect from Trump's new presidential administration, how Trump's mix of supply-side and Keynesian economics will affect real estate markets and whether we're headed for increased inflation.
Key Takeaways:
[2:49] A Trump presidency is going to cause big changes in tax rates
[4:28] When the deficit increases, which cutting taxes will do, interest rates are going up.
[7:37] The multiplier effect is the amount a home buyer invests in a newly purchased home.
[8:22] Good, qualified people are having trouble getting loans because of all the regulations.
[9:08] It might just be time for an economic downturn in the US
[13:31] This is why interest rates are going higher
[18:18] The Money Answers Man just wants what's best for the United States
[19:50] The US economy is going to become a supply-side/Keynesian mixture
[22:30] Trump's proposed infrastructure plans will max out the US workforce
[26:48] Tariffs are not what Trump actually wants to do. His goal is increased exports.
[29:38] Jordan's commercial real estate lending fund.
[31:35] Commandment #5
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You may already use Facebook to communicate with friends and family, but you can also use it to communicate with your business audience. People can't get enough interpersonal communication, so social media growth continues to skyrocket. Use this to your advantage so that you can utilize Facebook to offer your public many things.
Consider Facebook as one way to share information. It's not just about silly informal conversation, there's real content going on in Facebook. Use it in that way for your brand. Create great content and share interesting information. Facebook can bring you lots of traffic.
Talk with fans regularly to see what they want. Make sure you notice when people make posts on your page. You can gain valuable ideas from these posts. Never ignore your fans since they are the reason that you have gotten as successful as you are up to this point.
A page is great, but a group might be a better idea. Creating a group on Facebook will make other people more likely to start a community with each other where they can interact. Don't hesitate to create both a page as well as a group so that your subscribers will be able to get information directly from you.
A simple way to start a conversation with your Facebook fans is to respond to the feedback they leave on your page. This should include monitoring the wall comments as well as @ messages concerning your company. Reply right away, particularly if the posting included a complaint or customer service request.
Facebook Offers give you a way to promote yourself. Set up your offer and switch it to Promoted Post via your Wall. If the offer is especially awesome, consider promoting it to Facebook in general as opposed to just your following.
Any online content that you publish should link to your Facebook page. If you're running a blog, for instance, it's easy to set it so that links and summaries of your latest posts are automatically cross-posted to Facebook. Your Tweets are posted to your Facebook by simply linking the two.
Utilize custom tabs. This organizes your information and keeps your site professional. For example, if you are holding a contest, you can include a tab for the contest information.
Market your business and product on Facebook successfully by having a page that stands out from the crowd. High quality pictures and appealing colors are essential. An appealing page is much more enticing than an ordinary page for Facebook users.
Make sure to put your current audience in the forefront of your priorities. Businesses sometimes concentrate so hard on getting additional followers that they forget the loyal followers they already have. For a stronger Facebook marketing campaign, your audience should feel respected. This will help them engage themselves in your brand.
When you utilize Facebook Offers, you are able to promote freebies and contests you're running on your site. Set up your offer and then turn change the status to "Promoted Post". This will encourage people to come to your page.
Companies that only deal with customers occasionally, such as real estate agents or car dealers, do not need to have a Facebook page. Your customers appear randomly, so there's no reason for them to follow all your daily posts. Invest in targeted Facebook ads instead.
Think about purchasing a Facebook ad. You are able to customize your ad so that only one gender or a certain age group can see it. You can also make sure you stick to a budget. There are also no long-term commitments required. Whenever you would like to end your ad, you can.
Make it easy for visitors to your Facebook page to subscribe or like your page. You can even use a promotion or giveaway as incentive to garner new followers. A sweepstakes or contest is a good idea, or simply provide an area to sign up to get a freebie.
If you only deal with a customer every now and then, you don't need a Facebook page for your business. Customers are only going to be there sporadically, and are unlikely to be interested in daily posts. Invest in targeted Facebook ads instead.
Make a group dedicated to your business. A group creates a community of customers, so they can interact with each other and with you. You can also give your group customers advance notice of deals and coupons or even create special sales just for them. A Facebook page will allow you to get to better know and understand your customers.
Make sure to answer every question or comment left on the wall. If someone takes the time to contact you, it is important that you talk to them. Facebook is similar to a phone call, you would respond to that, right?
You don't want to be sharing updates that are not actually related to your own content. You might be tempted to talk about current events or share a more personal update, but keep in mind that these topics might not interest all your subscribers. Post anything of a personal nature using your individual Facebook profile.
Social Media
It's vital that your audience is frequently updated via your Facebook page. You don't need to post all day everyday, but you should regularly update your page. Postings should be informative, short and engaging to keep the interest of your customers.
Facebook is not necessarily the best place for your marketing. There are other social media platforms. This network has lots of fans, but certain age categories and other demographics like others better. Do some research on the audience that you're targeting so that you can figure out where they are getting their social media needs taken care of.
Put pictures on your Facebook wall, but make sure they are professional. This gives people a professional impression of your business. If you use personal pictures, ensure that the quality is good, and that you only post photos that will put you in the best possible light.
Make a Facebook group for your brand or business. Your group can be a place where you and your customers interact with each other. You may inform you audience about deals and give them other relevant information. This is a good way to become acquainted with your customers.
Build relationships with your fans. This is similar to a face-to-face meeting, where cultivating relationships established on Facebook requires a long-term investment of time. Fresh and simple content is king. Remember to offer incentives and rewards to your loyal customers.
When making a decision, ask your fans for input. They will be honored that you think highly enough of them to want their input. This is a great way to help build a community within your brand. Ask opinions on certain ideas that you have about your company.
Interact with people on your page. You should post content that will make your followers react and start talking. You can either start conversations or ask a question to get them going. When your fans start chatting, join them. When you take part, the fans will feel more connected to you and develop a sense of trust.
Become an authority in your field. Facebook can help you to build your leadership skills within your niche. Also look for certain avenues you can use to market your product. It will help you increase brand recognition.
Your posts should contain a variety of content while staying on one subject. Try to keep the information you post fresh and relevant. Look for various ways to craft a story. You can try posting a photo to incite conversation, or you can create a posting that has a question that needs to be answered.
Social Media
Educate yourself thoroughly on Facebook as a platform. When you know all about Facebook and how to use it, it will be easier to take advantage of it. Take a look at their help center and see what you can learn. You may find out some very interesting information!
Isn't it about time you got your business going with the power of social media? Social media is hugely popular, which means it is ripe for generating new leads. Use these tips to connect with a larger audience.
Keep your posts on your business page on topic and relevant. If you sell homes, posting about how the government is changing interest rates is applicable and a great thing to do. It would not be relevant to post about your cat's latest misadventures, though. Customers would likely tune out.


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Smartphone hack incidents are extremely common these days, thanks to the rising scammers and hackers. The hackers have not spared any device be it a cheap phone or the best Android smartphone in the market such as Google Pixel.
There has been a recent report that Google Pixel was hacked in 60 seconds by a Chinese team. So, if the best Android phone can be at risk, do you think your mid-ranged smartphone is secure enough?
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Smartphone hacks aren't in the hands of the manufacturer surely or don't happen because of any faults in the device. There are ways using which the user can build a secure protection around their phone and save themselves and their data from be attacked by any malicious activity.
Stronger Passcode
Setting up a passcode is a smart choice. Well, not having a passcode for your phone, protecting your device from anyone to use is the most foolish thing that one can do. So, to protect your phone against a malicious activity the user set a strong security passcode, and don't reveal it to anyone.
Phone Should Be Encrypted
The user should always ensure that their phone is highly encrypted. If you are an iPhone user and the phone supports iOS 8, you can be relieved as your phone is already encrypted. Whereas, the recently released Android devices including the latest version should be encrypted by default.
Update the Software
Ensure that you regularly update your mobile software, be it Android or iOS phone. It is said that updating a software can fix all the errors that a hacker might use to attack your phone.
Setting up Device Finder is Recommended
Just in case you fail to locate your smartphone, having a device finder set up on your phone can help you find the phone instantly. It will let your mobile ring for you to find it easily even on silent.