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After nearly two decades of public service on social issues, and two statewide public victories on gay rights, a simple idea is synonymous with my name -- gay rights are wrong in every way.
The leadership of Stand for Marriage, a creation of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland, decided early on that any public discussion of the morality of homosexuality, homosexual behavior, gay rights or domestic partnership (in a critical way) would significantly risk the campaign. The YES on 1 television ad that ran most frequently on the final weekend of the campaign promised more gay rights and praised domestic partnerships for homosexuality. And I'm not the only one with concerns about this tactic. Click here.
The powers that be knew something I didn't know even before I knew it. You can't put that ad and Mike Heath in the same campaign. It just won't work in a liberal state, or so they think. Did I need to resign to bring about a victory? Who knows. We do know that YES on 1 prevailed on Tuesday.
It was my duty to stand on principle. That is the duty of every man.
Had the Stand for Marriage Coalition allowed me into the campaign they knew that I would fight them every step of the way on these points.
So where does the pro family movement in Maine go from here?
Homosexual marriage is inevitable, and will be created shortly by the courts or another legislative action.
Christians need to stop being politically correct. Many evangelical pastors emerged as leaders this year. My prediction is that you will see them fade back into the woodwork now. You shouldn't let that happen.
Here is the question that is burning in my heart for all the Pastors and Priests in Maine, "Why not give individuals the right to define marriage for themselves if you're going to concede that society can honor sexual promiscuity by other names (domestic partnerships and gay rights)?"
The answer is that there isn't a good reason to protect just the word marriage. If the church is going to agree with the decoupling of sex and marriage in the society then the end result is entirely predictable. Sodom and Gomorrah.
Individual passions must not be allowed to dictate social and moral norms. Social norms must be derived from something more objective, like religion -- in Maine's case, Christianity.
Some of my Catholic friends in Maine tell me that civil law can honor both marriage and homosexuality, as long as homosexuality isn't specifically endorsed. That is the reasoning behind Maine's clever Domestic Partnership law. It doesn't specifically ... in the words of the law ... endorse sex outside of marriage. EVERYONE, however, knows that 99 percent of domestic partners aren't platonic. While the argument might be fine in theory it obviously fails in practice.
So, the effect of this compromise on public conduct and thinking is obvious. Sex outside of marriage is fine in society, it's just not kosher for some churches. It is fascinating to watch the debate now come fully into God's house. We aren't just having this debate in the so-called public square anymore. It is fully engaged inside the sanctuary.
Most Christians I know can't make up their mind anymore about the fitness of homosexuals with respect to heaven. They aren't fit. I am regularly upbraided by parents of homosexuals who are faithful church goers. "How dare I judge, etc." I understand this from people who aren't in the pews. I find it bewildering coming from those who are in the pews. I'm one of the only voices left publicly challenging their loved one on the morality of their lifestyle, and they view me as a threat? This leaves me wondering what they really believe about heaven, hell and homosexuality.
A pastor of a large conservative evangelical church once told me that my presence would be unwelcome because lesbians who occasionally attend wouldn't understand. To this day I'm left wondering what they wouldn't understand?
The truth of the matter is that they would understand, and that's the problem. We win people to our side with honey only these days. We've deliberately forgotten the spare the rod, spoil the child/disipline/judgment theme in Scripture. Call it selective amnesia.
The future of the pro family movement is all about Christianity. It is about Christians, Catholic and Protestant, coming together on the basis of shared theological principles. If we continue to allow politics to shape our movement we will lose the civilization. I should think that's pretty clear by now.
While I don't usually do this I did it last night. I watched an hour of the Comedy Channel. I watched Jon Stewart and the other guy that follows Stewart. The shows were hilarious, and subtle. The humor they employed was faith-destroying, and left of center on hot button social issues. Without the sexual innuendo I don't think they'd have gotten one laugh! These guys are doing enormous damage to the moral interests and sensibilities of Americans.
The days of innocent slapstick are long gone. We are sexually serious about our humor, thank you very much.
And, the future of the pro family movement is serious also, for everyone.
I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you. -- John 15


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I won I won
I applyied for my ssd in dec 2010 since i have alot of medical and mental issuses. They turned me down in jan 2011 i appealed it and had a hearing on nov 30 2011 today i got a letter fron ss saying that i won because i cannot be gainfully employed. this has taken so much stress off of me.
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thank you all. Margokittycat i had an attorney who really didn't do to much i had all the medical records even the day of the hearing he called me and said he needed a paper from the one dr who said that i could not be gainfully employed then in the hearing conferance room he was going to use wrong info from the one dr that i fired. he will get $7250 but he said he won't charge me the $48 it cost him to get a few medical records so make sure you research the attorney that you decide on. My attorney called me and told me to call ss to see if a judgement was made i'm like why am i paying you for he told me that i have all the info they will ask to access the records. i figured he has 10 hours into it that comes out to be $725 per hour.
Apply I am applying and I have an attorney who doesn't make a dime unless I win. If you need help finding someone to represent you, call the social security office and ask them to send you a list of qualified reps to assist with your disability claims. CONGRATS Harry1.
I used to work for the government, and can tell you that it USED to be standard practice for Social Security to deny every application for disability. Guess they figure that if someone truly needs it, they will reapply or appeal with the help of an attorney, which is honestly the only thing you can do. Good luck.
It is a crying shame that government forms are so difficult to figure out. If SS made the process clearer so many people would not have their lives devistated by loss of income. I am so sorry it took you so long and you have faced such hardships Harry.
Its not the forms, but the process and red tape they like to put in the way.
I learned how to fill out govt forms when I was a shop steward for the union. I only had to apply once because I knew what to do. I got all of the medical records available sent along with my application by registered mail to 2 addresses plus hand delivered plus applied online. When a one sentence answer seems appropriate I answered with paragraphs. I knew not to leave any blanks. So I guess it is not the forms but how they are filled out.
Good news Harry, it is a big load off ones mind when you know you have an income to depend on!!
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Two years ago I underwent a series of tests in an attempt to discover the cause of my numerous health problems, one of those tests was an MRI. MS along with other auto immune diseases like Lupus were among my list of possible suspects. When the results for my MRI returned as normal I was told this ruled out MS, which I was most relieved about. Now however in addition to my other symptoms that followed those of MS I have two more symptoms, sudden numbness in my hands/arms and feet/legs, and weakness in my hands. So I am wondering if an MRI, especially an outdated one, could completely rule out MS. Would the lesions have been there two years ago? Are there not always lesions present on a MS patient's MRI? I really need to rule this diagnosis out once and for all.
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text: Jill Suttie received her PsyD from the University of San Francisco and was a licensed psychologist in private practice before turning her attention to writing. Currently, she is the book review editor for Greater Good magazine, a publication of the University of California, Berkeley, where she also contributes feature articles and essays. Jill has recorded her first collection of songs, Lucky Girl, an eclectic mix of rocking roots and folk-rock ballads, inspired by her life, her loves, and her politics. She lives with Don, her two boys, and her dog Casey "high on a hill" in Berkeley, California.


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|Coronal thick slab MIP images showing
dilated left gonadal vein reaching the renal vein.
|Coronal thick slab MIP images showing unilateral pelvic varices on left side.
|Volume rendered images(posterior view) showing
engorged left gonadal vein and ipsilateral pelvic varices.
· In grade I, retrograde flow remained in the left ovarian vein, not reaching the parauterine veins.
· In grade II, the retrograde flow advanced into the ipsilateral parauterine veins and no farther.
· Finally, in grade III, the retrograde flow crossed the midline passing through the uterus from the left into the right parauterine plexus.
· The flow-pathway was assessed from the level of the kidneys to the pelvic floor.
Causes :-
· Dilated and tortuous ovarian veins secondary to retrograde flow through incompetent valves
· Obstructing anatomic anomalies
§ Retroaortic left renal vein
§ Left ovarian vein congestion due to compression of the left renal vein by the superior mesenteric artery (nutcracker phenomenon)
§ Right common iliac vein compression
§ Secondary congestion can be seen in various disorders including:
· Valvular incompetence
· Portal hypertension
· Acquired inferior vena cava syndrome
Reference : Reflux in the Left Ovarian Vein: Analysis of MDCT Findings in Asymptomatic Women, AJR November 2004 vol. 183 no. 5 1411-1415.


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Upon graduation or withdrawal from MacMurray College, you may have incurred different types of debt along the way, such as Federal Direct Stafford loans, Federal Perkins loans, private education loans, parent PLUS loans, and/or credit card and student account debt. All of these need addressed in the coming months after leaving the College. Below is more information about each of these programs.
Federal Direct Stafford loans (Subsidized/Unsubsidized)
Students with these types of loans must complete Exit Loan Counseling through www.studentloans.gov. This is a personalized session that will provide you specific information based on your Stafford loan totals. You will have a 6-month grace period before beginning repayment, and there are lots of different repayment plans available. Repayment will be between the student and the servicer assigned to you by the government. Students going on to be enrolled in another higher education program at least half-time may defer their loans.
Students may access a Repayment Estimator tool to estimate federal student loan payments under each available repayment plan.
Watch the Six Things You Should Know About Repayment Plans video.
MacMurray College wants to make sure you have the support you need to succeed in federal student loan repayment. To help, we've contracted with Loan Science, an organization that provides borrowers with loan information and resources during grace period and throughout repayment.
What is Loan Science?
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Loan Science can serve as your guide during grace period and repayment. Counselors can answer your questions and talk through options available to you. If you don't know your servicers, want more information about repayment plans, or have concerns about making payments, Loan Science can help.
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Although this is a federal program, MacMurray College is the lender. However, during repayment, MacMurray College has contracted with University Accounting Service (UAS) to service Perkins loans. Students with these types of loans must complete Exit Loan Counseling through www.myloancounseling.com. Students will receive an email with directions to complete this. You will have a 9-month grace period before beginning repayment.
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Some parents have secured parent PLUS loans through the federal government. Repayment of these loans varies by the parent and the selections made during the application process. Some may already be in repayment and some may have been deferred throughout the student's enrollment period. Repayment of PLUS loans is between the parent and the loan servicer. If you need information about whom your servicer is or whether you received a PLUS loan, contact One-Stop Student Services.
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Qld boy fears another kidnapping: father
The father of a boy kidnapped on the Gold Coast says his son has been asking if he will be abducted again.
Zheng Jie Zhang, 53, has been denied bail after being charged with six offences including kidnapping for ransom, with police also seeking another suspect.
Zhang has been accused of driving the black SUV the 12-year-old was bundled into after being allegedly snatched last week.
The boy has been reunited with his family and his father, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, said his son was worried.
"My son has been asking, 'when will police catch him? If I go to school, will I be kidnapped again?'" he told the Nine Network on Thursday.
The father said he was initially prepared to comply with the kidnappers' demands.
"In China, I already prepared the money to pay a ransom," he said.
"I wanted to pay the ransom before the kidnapper hurt my son."
Southport Magistrates Court heard on Wednesday the boy had told NSW detectives he was on his way to his Mudgeeraba home from school on Friday afternoon when a man, who is being sought by police, grabbed him and placed a bag over his head.
Police claim the abduction was an attempt to secure a ransom after the alleged kidnappers fell out with the boy's family over "substantial" personal loans.
Zhang was arrested on Saturday in the northern NSW town of Grafton less than 24 hours after the alleged abduction following a tip-off by the public.
It's alleged he was in the black SUV when police arrested him and the boy was found bound and gagged in the back seat.
Zhang's bail application was denied after the Chinese-born Australian citizen was deemed to be a flight risk.


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The CRC testing is also a good way for you to identify skills that need improvement. Once you do, Rockingham Community College has many classes and programs that can help you raise your skill levels and increase your employment opportunities.
The CRC is based on WorkKeys, a nationally recognized skills assessment tool developed by ACT, Inc. The CRC is a nationally recognized credential that can be used in other states to demonstrate your skill levels.
There is a small charge for taking the tests. For more information on the cost and when the tests will be given, please call Sharon Galloway at 336.342.4261, ext. 2121.
Computer Courses
Rockingham Community College offers a wide variety of courses on computer software applications. Learning new computer skills can open many new areas of opportunity for employment. Courses are offered both in person and online. For information about online courses visit Ed2Go Courses.
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It is awful outside… absolutely horrible with like 1000 gallons of rain. I am not happy… So I was "supposed" to wear this outfit yesterday but I just couldn't be bothered to get all dressed. I felt like it wouldn't be so bad to wear it today since the weather called for MIST… okay Mr. Weatherman… we need to really sit down and have a discussion on what exactly MIST means… because I'm certain MIST and HURRICANE are not the same… UGH!!!
So I really like the outfit but the only place I could take the pics are on my balcony without my camera getting wet. So you know how much I love this blog and doing ootd from you all… so you have to know that the rain is literally running down the back on my legs as I stand there and smile… lmao
So I asked everyone on twitter what color tank I should wear with this outfit… and purple won. But I always wear purple… so I decided to take the most original vote for burnt orange… I really like how it turned out What do you think?
Is it rainy where you are? What are you wearing to stay dry?
Outfit Breakdown:
Orange Tank: Wal-mart
Skirt: Thrift
Sweater: Faith21
Fishnet Tights: Target (Assets)
Boots: Bakers


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Low attendance on Good Friday could be costly to districts
If Good Friday absences are any indication, school districts planning to use Memorial Day as an ice storm makeup day should count on a cut in daily attendance funds.
Districts receive about $35 per student in attendance each day. A significant decrease in makeup day attendance could lead to a temporary income dip for a handful of districts.
At least seven local school districts held classes on Good Friday: Port Neches-Groves, Orangefield, Buna, Port Arthur, West Orange-Cove, Hardin-Jefferson and Vidor.
All of those districts - except Hardin-Jefferson - will have school again on Memorial Day to make up for two days missed in January because of icy weather.
Orangefield's Good Friday attendance dipped to about 92 percent from its average daily attendance of 95 to 96 percent.
Port Neches-Groves ISD had an 83 percent attendance rate Good Friday. Average daily attendance is also 96 percent in the school district.
About the same number of Vidor students went to school on Good Friday - 91 percent.
To the southwest, Port Arthur ISD did not fare as well. Attendance dropped to almost 80 percent Friday.
Hardin-Jefferson ISD's attendance did not rise above 90 percent either.


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What you're looking at is one of the best burgers I've ever had. Now, I know what you're thinking. "But, Rachel! There's no cheese. No bacon. No special sauce. Not even any beef, for goodness sakes!"
I hear ya. As a child of health conscious parents, I grew up envying my friends not because their trunks were full of toys, but because of their plates full of white bread, nuggets and real beef. See, in our household, turkey was the meat of choice. Not necessarily the kid's choice, however.
I eventually came to love turkey. Turkey tacos. Turkey lasagna. Turkey sausage. With the right seasonings, you can't even tell the difference. But turkey burgers? Those have always remained a thorn in my side. With so much of the spotlight on the meat, and no sauce to hide under, my poor attempts at turkey burgers have always fallen flat and remained dry, tasteless failures in the shadows of juicy beef. Even gobs of cheese and piles of veggies couldn't cover the fact that I was, indeed, eating an impostor.
So I've always just stuck to what I can trust: A quarter pounder stacked with cheese and dripping with mayo. But this recipe gave me hope. Could cilantro put an end to the turkey burger discrimination? Could breadcrumbs and Parmesan save the day? Would a spicy chipotle ketchup change my mind forever? I think you know the answer.
Of course, anything with this much cilantro has got to be good, right? I doubled the recipe, so I used the entire bunch. After a few rounds in the food processor, I mixed the amazingly fragrant cilantro with Parmesan, breadcrumbs, salt, pepper, and ground turkey, rolled it all into eight balls and flattened them into patties.
Onto the pans they went, where they cooked perfectly at four-five minutes on each side. While they sizzled, I rinsed the purple lettuce and chopped the chipotle chiles for the spicy ketchup. The adobo sauce is glorious. Like a hot bbq sauce. But you may want to taste as you go - these peppers have some kick!
To say the least, I was drooling as I put these burgers together. Luke was off yelling at some basketball player on TV and I was tempted to hide in the pantry and eat his portion, too. He'd never know! But, like a good little wife, I brought him his burger. And a bacon-chipotle twice baked potato (recipe coming soon). And a beer. Am I good or what? That there is dive bar service right at home, folks.
And the food? Well, to say the least it definitely tasted like something you would find at a good bar or restaurant. And not from the healthy section, either. The heat from the chilis was the perfect compliment to the juicy, flavorful burger. So, so good. You just have to make this. I know I will be all summer long. (I imagine they're even more fantastic on the grill!)
And seriously...this burger really doesn't need any cheese. In fact, while I loved the spicy ketchup, it doesn't even need that, either. Or the lettuce. Or the bun. Those are all great, but really just icing on the cake. The only thing this burger really needs to fully enjoy it....is a fork.
Cooking Light, APRIL 2002
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 burger)
1/3 cup dry breadcrumbs
1/4 cup minced fresh cilantro
1/4 cup (1 ounce) preshredded Parmesan cheese
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1 pound ground turkey
Cooking spray
1 (7-ounce) can chipotle chiles in adobo sauce
1/4 cup ketchup
4 (2 1/2-ounce) whole wheat hamburger buns
4 red leaf lettuce leaves
Combine first 6 ingredients in a large bowl. Divide turkey mixture into 4 equal portions, shaping each into a 1/3-inch-thick patty.
Heat a large grill pan or large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat. Add turkey patties, and cook 5 minutes on each side or until done.
Remove 1 chile and 1 teaspoon adobo sauce from can. Reserve remaining chiles and sauce for another use. Mince the chile. Combine chile, adobo sauce, and ketchup.
Place 1 patty on bottom half of each bun; top each patty with 1 tablespoon chipotle ketchup and 1 lettuce leaf. Cover with top halves of buns.
Nutritional Information: Calories: 406 (30% from fat), Fat: 13.6g (sat 4.3g,mono 4g,poly 3.7g), Protein: 26.6g, Carbohydrate: 44.5g, Fiber: 1.5g, Cholesterol: 73mg, Iron: 4.4mg, Sodium: 977mg, Calcium: 229mg.


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Unfortunately there hasn't been much time for crafty things. But, my friend Lori & I did manage to get some more layouts done for her cousins 40th. Actually this past Sunday we were able to complete 10 or 12 layouts. I mean they are pretty simple, but the cutting & matting is taking a while, but at least the end is now in sight. I actually only have one more layout and the 'guest book' will be complete.
I bet with the title of the post people were expecting another underwater update. Actually Lori's step dad is in a band and the name is Torpedo Ray. They are actually quite good and play at many of the local places quite frequently. No I'm not in any of the pictures hopefully one of these days I'll have something with me in it.
I still can't figure out the best way to photograph something. Photographing a layout is really hard for me. Not sure what the best setting on the camera would be or how to set up the display so I apologize for the poor quality. So many people have the most awesome pictures on their blogs I'ld love to know "how did they do that?"
Well enjoy the rest of your week and hopefully I'll have more projects to show once my life slows down a bit.


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The premise of the Miller Challenge is simple: the more people drink Miller Genuine Draft during an NFL game at a bar, the more the Miller Meter Rises. When the meter becomes full, Miller is offered at half price for the entire bar. If this sounds too good to be true, it almost is. Since this would be just too easy, of course there's a catch—anytime there's a touchdown during a game, it will cause the Meter Miller to drop.
As well as adding to the excitement of the game, the meter brings another element of competition for sports fans to rally together for. In a packed sports bar, the Miller Challenge's meter should be able to fill up in no time, although football fans will probably be wishing for a low-scoring game.
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The surging international trade has necessitated industries to adhere to stringent regulations confirming high quality standard of products. These regulations have a great influence on the consumer and environment health, which is a key factor boosting the global testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) market. In addition, the market is gaining impetus from the rising import and export activities worldwide, as TIC is considered imperative to conform the diverse quality and safety standards of foreign products across different countries. Furthermore, product managers have started adhering to international standards to expand their geographic footprint. This is expected to give considerable boost to the global testing, inspection, and certification market.
Oil and Gas Industry to Emerge Dominant in Market
Transparency Market Research (TMR) forecasts the global testing, inspection, and certification market to exhibit a CAGR of 5.7% during the period from 2016 and 2024. The market, which stood at US$178.65 bn in 2015, is therefore expected to reach US$285.34 bn before 2024 ends. In terms of application, the oil and gas industry leads the global market. It held over 35% of the overall market in 2015. However, during the forecast period, the food and beverages industry is also likely to exhibit considerable growth in terms of the demand for effective TIC methods.
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Despite witnessing favorable growth, the market is facing difficulty due to the presence of different regulatory standards and TIC guidelines across different countries. The difference in TIC regulations from one country to other, often creates bottlenecks for carrying out international trade, thereby hindering the progress of the global TIC market.
Among the several industries, the pharmaceutical sector is the most effected by the absence of internationally accepted TIC regulations and standards. Drug manufacturers therefore mostly face difficulties in getting approvals for their products across all countries they are submitted. Nevertheless, the market is expected to gain significantly with its expanding footprint across emerging economies. Increasing innovations will also make TIC standards necessary thus creating opportunities for growth in the near future.


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Yenlinh is a small shop tucked away on Days Road near the Asian supermarket. This truly is a hidden suburban gem as I have not met anyone else that actually knows about this place, one of the most underrrated stores and it deserves much more praise especially since this is my favourite pho place in the whole of Adelaide :P
The pho at Yenlinh has the strongest soup base I've tasted, very flavoursome and so delicious. You can definitely taste the clear, full flavours of the beef and spices (star annise, cinnamon and cloves), they are amazing and work sooooooo well together – I cannot stress this enough! You can add herbs, beansprouts and a squeeze of lemon to make it much tastier, but it really is up to you with and what you like. I just go for a squeeze of lemon :) Just a pre-warning for Caucasians who are not too adventurous, get the beef noodle pho, DO NOT get the combination as it is full of things I don't think you are ready for. Normal pho just contains thinly sliced pieces of beef and beef balls while combination pho has things like tripe and tendon.
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Bun bo Hue is another beef rice noodle soup but quite different to pho. The soup like pho is made by boiling the bones but it uses different spices – lemongrass and ginger. The pho soup is a lot more delicate, while bun bo hue varies from mildly spicy to OMFGBBQHOT. Usually Bun bo Hue is garnished with cha lua (Vietnamese steamed pork loaf), thinly sliced pieces of beef and some veggies – nothing too scary!
Bun bo Hue
You can get takeaway from here, a really large serving for only $11. My philosophy with pho is that you only have one go to pho place. Once your go to pho place starts becoming sucky and starts to dilute their pho soup you move on and try to find your new pho place. I've been with Yenlinh for about 6 years now and I have it every Saturday afternoon for lunch (might I add, amazing for when you're hungover).
Food: 3.5/5
Service: 3/5
Atmosphere: 2/5
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Croydon Park SA
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Metabolic syndrome is intimately associated with stress. Chronic stress raises cortisol levels, leading to central obesity. Chronic stress raises blood pressure. And hypertensive individuals suffering from chronic stress have an increased likelihood of developing heart disease (1). So it stands to reason that those of us with metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance need to have some good stress-reduction strategies.
I really enjoy doing Rabbit Pose (sasangasana) for stress reduction. For many years now, I haven't been able to do headstand due to neck problems. Rabbit is my headstand substitute, providing many of the benefits of inversion. Rabbit pose relieves stress on the spine. But most of all, Rabbit Pose provides a womb-like experience of deep grounding and relaxation. I feel a mellow, parasympathetic state induced, which naturally helps lower blood pressure. The crown of my head is sensitive, so I use a lot of padding for my head, so I can enjoy hanging out in the pose. And because of blood pressure medication I'm prone to dizziness, so I have to be careful to come out of the pose gently and slowly. We usually do four repetitions of Rabbit Pose during our daily stretch routine. And our necks and backs are warmed up before we get to Rabbit.
Of course, if your blood pressure is really high, ask your doctor before doing any inversions. People who are new to yoga should see a yoga teacher before trying anything at home. That aside, enjoy rabbit pose!
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From Laurel and Hardy to Martin and Lewis, beautifully matched combinations of comic talents from the movies' Golden Age have kept film audiences in stitches. In support of CNN's premiere of The History of Comedy on July 15, TCM brings fans a night devoted to some of the best comedy teams from classic Hollywood. Learn more about CNN's upcoming series by clicking here.
CNN's original series examines the historic influence of comedy in an eight-part documentary that includes archival footage and contemporary interviews with comedy legends, scholars and current stars. The series is an examination of what makes us laugh and how comedy has affected history's social and political landscape.
Here are the comedy partnerships highlighted by TCM, with a representative film for each combination:
Abbott & Costello were perhaps the most popular comedy duo of the 1940s and '50s. Bud Abbott was a burlesque entertainer who had worked as a straight man for other comics, including his wife Betty. Lou Costello was also a burlesque comic as well as a film extra and stunt double. The two first worked together in 1935 and soon won a huge following through joint appearances in burlesque, on radio and on the Broadway stage. Eventually, movies and television solidified their popularity. Abbott was cast as the scheming straight man with Costello as his dim-witted and gullible partner.
The Time of Their Lives (1942) has Costello as a tinker who was killed in Revolutionary times and haunts a country estate where Abbott and his friends come to live. Leonard Maltin calls the movie "one of their best...funny and well done." The cast also includes Marjorie Reynolds and Gale Sondergaard.
Laurel & Hardy are recognized as the most beloved comedy team in movies of the 1920-1940s. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy had each been established individually in the film world before they officially became a team in 1927. They appeared as a duo in more than 100 films including 23 feature-length movies. Their slapstick comedy antics featured Laurel as the bumbling innocent and Hardy as a domineering, if childlike, bully.
Sons of the Desert (1933), considered by many to be the funniest of all Laurel & Hardy films, casts the boys as members of a fraternal order (somewhat like the Shriners) who want to go to a national convention as a way of escaping their lives as henpecked husbands. Dorothy Christy and Mae Busch play the wives.
The Marx Brothers, initially made up of five brothers and eventually numbering four, became one of the most celebrated and influential comedy acts of the 20th century. After a successful career in vaudeville, the brothers moved on to Broadway and eventually a series of hilarious and very successful movies. Three brothers were dominant in the act: Groucho, Harpo and Chico. Zeppo appeared in the first five of the 13 Marx brothers films, while Gummo left the act after entering the military during World War I and was not in any of the movies. Groucho later had the most successful solo career, starring in additional movies as well as radio and TV shows.
Monkey Business (1931) is set mostly aboard an ocean liner crossing the Atlantic, with the Marx Brothers as stowaways who cause constant chaos in their efforts to avoid the ship's crew and deal with some pushy gangsters. The movie, inspired in part by some of the brothers' vaudeville routines, is considered by many to be among their funniest.
Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis were successors of sorts to Abbott & Costello, rising to fame in the post-World War II years just as the older duo was fading. Dean Martin had been a nightclub singer and Jerry Lewis had a comedy act in which he lip-synched to records. They made their debut together in 1946, performing in nightclubs before moving on to radio, television and films. Martin played the suave crooner to Lewis's overgrown and often-spastic adolescent. Their split in 1956 dismayed fans but both went on to enormously successful individual careers.
At War with the Army (1950), the third of 17 Martin/Lewis movies, was the duo's first starring vehicle after supporting roles in two My Friend Irma comedies. Set at a stateside training base during WWII, this one has Lewis as a hapless PFC and Martin as an overbearing First Sergeant. The guys rehash some of their established routines to hilarious effect and the movie serves as an introduction for future star Polly Bergen.
The Three Stooges, specialists in lowbrow slapstick, enjoyed a long career that lasted almost half a century (1922-70) and encompassed some 190 comedy shorts that were first shown in theaters and later revived for television. The Three Stooges also appeared in a number of feature films. The original Stooges were Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Shemp Howard. Shemp's role was filled at various times by another Howard brother, Curly; Joe Besser; and Curly Joe DeRita.
Beers and Pretzels (1933) is one of a series of five short films that The Three Stooges made for MGM in which they were billed as Ted Healy and His Stooges. Healy was the actor/comedian who had helped the Stooges develop their act in the early days. In this short, the guys are thrown out of the theater where they have been performing and forced to wait tables at a high-class restaurant. You can imagine the chaos that ensues.
Burns & Allen were a husband-and-wife comedy pair that performed together for more than 40 years in vaudeville, film, radio and television. George Burns and Gracie Allen met in 1922, when both were in their 20s. They were wed in 1926 and beginning in 1929 appeared in shorts and feature-length films as a couple. After their long-running radio show was canceled in 1950, the couple reappeared on television with a popular sitcom. After Allen's death Burns enjoyed a second career as a movie actor, winning an Oscar for 1975's The Sunshine Boys. He liked to say, "I did have a talent - and I was married to her for 38 years."
A Damsel in Distress (1937), in which Burns and Allen costar with Fred Astaire, is a musical with a distinguished pedigree screenplay by P.G. Wodehouse from his novel, direction by George Stevens and music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin. Astaire is an American entertainer who falls for a British heiress (Joan Fontaine). George and Gracie play Astaire's press agent and secretary and, yes, they get to sing and dance!
Wheeler & Woolsey were Broadway theatre performers who formed a comic duo in shorts and feature films for RKO beginning in 1929 and ending with Woolsey's death in 1938. Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey first worked together in the stage musical Rio Rita and the 1929 film based on it. Audiences were delighted by their interaction, with Wheeler as a dim but sweet and ever-smiling innocent and Woolsey as a bespectacled, cigar-smoking, trouble-prone lecher.
Diplomaniacs (1933) is a social satire with Wheeler & Woolsey as a pair of barbers who work on an Indian reservation and are sent to represent the tribe at a Geneva peace conference, where they run afoul of arms manufacturers. Film historian Steven H. Scheuer calls the film "fast, furious, and silly, with standout performances."
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* Another frightening episode similar to a long string of alarming incidents of injury and illness that have befallen family members -- too many and too similar in "modus operandi" to be a coincidence.
It happened again overnight -- another elderly family member stricken at her nursing home, this time, reportedly after she fell in the middle of the night while getting up to go to the bathroom. Another alarming 3 a.m. phone call from nursing home staff, urging the family to permit the home to transport our family member to the hospital. And now, another family member hopsitalized, this time -- supposedly -- due to a fractured pelvis, a broken rib, and extensive bruising.
This time, it was my mother-in-law, a resident of a Wilmington, DE nursing home. Three and a half years ago, an almost identical scenario played out involving my late mother, who at the time was a resident of another Wilmington nursing home. At that time, it was I who made the nighttime drive to be buy her side. I found her sitting on a gurney in the hospital, fully conscious, able to converse, but with her legs literally shackled, trapped between the metal siderails of the bed.
"WHY ARE THEY PUNISHING ME?" my mother cried out as she fell sobbing into my arms.
What happened early this morning immediately reminded me of that similar occurrence involving my late mother. I memorialized that incident in writing; more on that later.
Last night's middle of the night phone call about my mother-in-law prompted my wife to get dressed and make the hour-long drive to Wilmington. When she got to the nursing home, she found her mother with bruises and in pain, but fully conscious and able to converse. The staff urged my wife to permit her mother to be transported to the hospital; my wife complied with the request.
For sure, old people often fall, and sometimes they fall in the middle of the night. But the circumstances surrounding this event mirror that night in November, 2009 when we received that middle-of-the-night call about my mother, who died (or, in my opinion, was murdered by way of criminal negligence) in March 2010. In both cases, I believe that silent, invisible attack via the U.S. government electromagnetic radio frequency weapon system deployed on cell towers everywhere -- a domestic torture grid I first exposed in late 2009 -- may have been used to cause our loved ones to fall and to sustain injuries. See U.S. Silently Tortures Americans with Cell Tower Electromagnetic Weapon:
My mother-in-law's current health crisis also comes amidst not-so-veiled threats received via email and in comments to this journalist's blog site at VicLivingston.blogspot.com -- and just a couple weeks after my infant grandchild suffered from an eye injury almost identical to the red, swollen pluffy eyelid I had noticed just the night before, on a day when I received blog comments referring to "infant care" and inquiring about my grandchildren -- apparently, "directed messaging" authorized by psyops operatives as part of a malicious campaign of psychological harassment.
Are the same rogue elements who have electromagnetically assaulted, tortured, impaired and harmed me for nearly ten years also preying upon my family members as a cruel, sadistic and psychopathic means of intimidation -- an attempt to silence me by hurting members of my family? While I cannot provide proof positive, I believe that compelling circumstantial evidence points to that frightening possibility -- and I believe that I am not alone, that many, many other extrajudicially and unjustly "targeted individuals" are subject to similar criminal abuse.
(As I write this account, the computer is jumping in and out of the word processing program, under apparent external control. As I re-read my work, I have noticed that certain words have been changed, replaced with similes. Even after I wrote this addendum, the word "urged in the fifth paragraph above was maliciously changed to "implored." The intent appears to be to let me know that I am not in control of the editing and presentation of what I publish. This is criminal tampering with interstate telecommunications, and apparently it is being done under the aegis of government. I am attempting to restore my writing to its original form. I have written many accounts documenting the obvious "hyperjacking" of all of my computers, and external manipulation and control of my internet connection.)
As "Exhibit A" to support my firm belief that my entire family has been targeted for extreme harm (call it slow-kill genocide) by a sinister element of the U.S. military-intelligence complex and Lockheed Martin, the prime contractor that oversees the cell tower radio frequency weapon grid, I present this detailed account written on Nov. 15, 2009, the day after my late mother endured an incident almost identical to what happened to my mother-in-law early this morning. (NOTE: my mother was a resident of a different nursing home than the facility housing my mother-in-law.)
• Special Attention: FBI / DOJ Civil Rights Division Investigators
The government-ordered microwave assaults on this journalist have increased in frequency and intensity in recent weeks as I have continued to expose a heinous nationwide program of extrajudicial targeting and physical and psychological torture...
...so I can't say that I was surprised that my mother was suddenly rushed to a hospital emergency room yesterday morning at the orders of personnel at her nursing home, the Kutz Home for the Aged in Wilmington, DE.
As is typical, I received no notification -- not even when I arrived at the facility about about 4:15 p.m. Saturday for what I thought would be a routine visit. No word on my mother's hospitalization from the woman at the reception desk when I signed in. No word from the nurse and aides at the nurse's station near my mother's room -- although I did notice a couple of them looking my way with that tell-tale smirk that telegraphs the message, "I know something you don't know..."
As nursing home nurses and aides watched, I knocked at my mother's door. When I got no response, I entered the darkened empty room. I proceeded to the nurse's station to ask where my mother was. Instead of answering the question, one of the woman hollered to another to get the duty nurse. A nurse or aide finally said my mother was at the hospital with my sister. I asked what happened. After some hesitation, I was told that she "fell on the floor and hit her head."
"How bad," I asked. "Pretty bad," one of the personnel offered.
"When did this happen?" I asked. "About noon," I was told.
"Was she unconscious?" I asked. "You have to talk to your sister," I was told. (She is my mother's legal guardian.) "What hospital was she taken to?" I asked. One of the women said she thought she was taken to the Wilmington division of Christiana Care, but no one would confirm this for me. Apparently, they had called for an ambulance.
I headed for the front entrance. When I got to the reception desk, I asked the attendant: "Was my mother conscious when they took her out?"
Finally, one of several staffers who heard my inquiries displayed some human decency.
"Oh, yeah; she was sitting up and talking and I said to her, 'We'll see you back soon.'"
I was relieved that finally, I got an indication that this wasn't a critical situation. I called my sister on the cell phone. She confirmed that my mother was taken to the Wilmington hospital, and she repeated the story that Mom had fallen and hit her head. I pressed her for more details, and asked her whether she was still there at the hospital with her. She did not answered the question, but seemed highly agitated and terminated the conversation.
I arrived at the hospital about ten minutes later. After a few minute's wait, I was told that I could enter the emergency room treatment area. I was offered no escort, and was not told what room my mother was in. Finally, someone directed me to a private room, not the open area where several other patients were clustered, waiting behind drawn curtains.
When I entered the room, I saw my mother sitting on the edge of a hospital bed, her legs immobilized, wedged between the steel side rails -- effectively restrained, in effect, put in a stockade.
She was conscious, talking, her eyes puffy and swollen -- and more than aware of what was happening. "Oh, Victor," she cried out to me. "I feel fine," she responded to my inquiry. They want to X-ray me and said I don't want an X-ray. WHY ARE THEY PUNISHING ME?"
She sobbed and fell into my arms. I comforted her, saying, "Mom, don't worry, I'm here to take you home."
An aide was sitting next to my mother's bed. She told he she had been observing her for two hours, that she was talking and seemed fine, but that "she's agitated."
"I would be agitated, too, if I felt fine and someone tried to force me to undergo medical treatment that I didn't need," I replied.
I told the aide to summon the duty nurse or the attending physician. When the attending physician intern arrived, I asked him what his examination revealed. He told he she seemed fine, with no visible bruises or contusions. He added that because the nursing home reported that she "fell and hit her head," the doctors wanted to perform a CAT scan as a matter of precaution, and due to my mother's medical history (which included at least one other incident markedly similar to what was happening this day).
I asked when my mother was admitted to the ER, and was told it was early that morning -- not "around noon," as I was told at the nursing home. At that point, my mother had been sitting on the edge of that hospital bed, effectively restrained, for ABOUT 9 HOURS. NINE HOURS.
What about the apparent discrepancy between the results of the medical examination and the nursing home report that my mother had "hit her head." The intern again confirmed there were no outward signs of bruising; he said that he and his supervising doctor had "wondered about that, too." I asked her to note the apparent discrepancy on this report, noting that the trip to the ER had not revealed any evidence of head trauma. (My mother's room has a hard-tiled floor.)
The doctor agreed that the exam revealed no compelling medical reason for a CAT scan. I asked the doctor to please discharge my mother immediately. He said my sister would have to approve. Fortunately, my sister re-appeared at the hospital a few moments later. Only at that point did I learn that she had refused to authorize a CAT scan, opting to have my mother kept under observation. She agreed that after nearly ten hours of observation, my mother should be discharged.
And so it was done. I drove my mother back to the Kutz home. As I took her to her room, not one single nurse or attendant inquired as to her condition. As it was earlier when I first arrived, I was met with silence.
I cannot prove that this entire episode was a manufactured event intended to harass, traumatize and terrorize my mother and her family. But in my gut, I believe that may be the case.
The incident prompted me to recall another strange finding that I made on a visit to the nursing home a couple of months ago (Sept. 6, 2009). I was parked next to a dark-color chevy Suburban, apparently used by a nursing home worker. I happened to glance into the passenger side window of the S.U.V. and I saw printed documents strewn over the floor mats. I could see that they were printouts of patient names, along with the "medical directive" for each patient. I could see that most patients' names were accompanied by the printed notation, "DNR" -- do not resuscitate.
The license plate of that vehicle: DELAWARE PC 22834.
Why would medical directive patient information be strewn about the floor of vehicle apparently owned or operated by a nursing home worker? My reporter instincts tell me that some authority should investigate to determine whether the Kutz Home for the Aged has been infiltrated by law enforcement-protected "community stalkers" who may committing acts of physical abuse and financial crimes such as identity theft and expropriation of patient property.
My reporter instincts also tell me, based on past personal contacts, that the management of this facility may have been infiltrated by this same apparatus, including at the highest levels of on-site management. It appears that active duty U.S. Army personnel are or have been on staff at this facility, and I wonder aloud whether patients may be the subjects of non-consensual medical "research" or experimentation involving drugs and perhaps, electromagnetic radiation weapon systems. (AUTHOR'S ADDENDUM: Or is this a covert slow-kill genocide?)
I repeat: I cannot prove this. But the good people on the inside who are following my every word on this blog have the ability to gauge whether my concern is warranted. These officials have access to the truth, if they don't already know the truth. I again urge conscientious federal officials to investigate my concerns and, if they have not done so already, to dispatch an undercover investigator for on-site duty at the Kutz Home for the Aged.
If officially-authorized non-consensual patient experimentation and abuse are occurring there, how many other medical care facilities nationwide are similarly affected?
The good people on the inside already know my track record as an investigator. I cannot confirm or dismiss these concerns alone. PLEASE INVESTIGATE. If this is happening in Wilmington, DE, it must to happening all across America. If so -- are certain minority groups singled out for persecution? Are our elderly being used as guinea pigs for military/intel "research"? (AUTHOR'S ADDENDUM: Or is this a de facto slow-kill genocide?) While I cannot provide proof, I am convinced that my concerns warrant the immediate attention of conscientious federal regulators and law enforcement officials.
This is why I again say that health care reform without a restoration of the rule of law and an end to officially-enabled torture and human rights abuses is a cruel joke.
When I returned home after a disturbing afternoon and evening, I tried to relax by watching TV. Sometime after midnight, while watching Saturday Night Live, I was assaulted by a sustained electromagnetic weapon attack to the right front temple that left me feeling woozy, with a heavy sudden-onset headache. When I awoke this morning, I felt somewhat woozy, my eyes bloodshot, my face somewhat reddened, my eyelids puffy and drooping. When I looked into the mirror, I saw that the brown discoloration on my right forehead was darker and more pronounced than it was on the previous day.
The torture/slow-kill genocide continues.
POSTSCRIPT: My mother died in March 2010. Here is a published comment I published ten months after her death on my blog site at NowPublic.com/scrivener:
Nov 12, 2010
I believe my mother was murdered by those seeking to demoralize and neutralize me... and I believe that Army personnel were (are?) working at the nursing home that killed her with full-mask Albuterol nebulizer, which is contraindicated for the frail elderly. This administration of full-mask Albuterol was S.O.P. for this nursing home, which I believe has been a death camp for elderly Jews, administered by rabid Jew-haters who have insinuated themselves into a Jewish-affiliated Medicare facility.
This facility, the Kutz Home in Wilmington, DE, needs to be the subject of a criminal homicide investigation, as well as possible financial crimes against residents by staff. Over a year ago, I recommended that a mole be installed among staff. I hope that's been done, and that some entity is probing this institution. This facility is affiliated with Jewish community institutions. Its executive director has represented herself as being Jewish. She often uses Hebrew phrases in her written communications with her constituents. I learned in the course of my investigation that she is not Jewish.
There is a genocide going on in America, and its targets parallel the targets of the German Nazis. Prime targets are the political "dissidents" -- anyone who thinks critically, is an opinion leader, and may be perceived as someone who will stand in the way of tyrants. As Hitler said in Mein Kampf, the one in twenty who pose a threat to the regime -- those are the prime targets of Gestapo USA, along with their families, because that's what eugenicists do.
Federal "threat fusion center" agencies and commands and their state and local law enforcement and corporate partners are conducting an ideology- and hate-driven slow-kill domestic genocide under the false flags of the wars on terror and crime -- enabled by the naivety of those who believe "it can't happen here."
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South Jordan » President Thomas S. Monson, celebrating his 82nd birthday, winked, wiggled his ears and fussed over a passel of children Friday as he presided over the traditional mortar ritual preceding the first dedicatory session for the Oquirrh Mountain Temple, the LDS Church's fourth in the Salt Lake Valley and 130th in the world.
After Monson and other church leaders -- wearing white suits -- and their wives knifed mortar into the seam surrounding the 17-inch-by-51-inch cornerstone, the Mormon prophet invited seven children from the crowd of about 300 to press in some mortar of their own.
"Reach high, boy, reach," Monson urged Carson Layton of South Jordan. The young boy was skillful with the knife. "He's even fixing up the mistakes of others," Monson said. "Look at that."
"It was so much fun," said 8-year-old Morgan Drew of West Jordan, the second child chosen by Monson. "It was worth getting up early," she said after the ceremony.
After Monson spotted a sign wishing him happy birthday, the crowd of 300 around the cornerstone broke into a rendition of the birthday song, which ended with a lone male voice singing, "And many more."
That prompted a laugh from Monson. "That's what I'm listening to hear."
Oquirrh Mountain, like other LDS temples, contains rooms for religious instruction, contemplation and ceremonies, such as weddings, in which couples are "sealed" for eternity. Mormons also perform temple ordinances, including baptism, for deceased ancestors.
A choir of more than 150 women and men who live in the area served by the temple sang "How Great Thou Art" and "On This Day of Joy and Gladness."
The cornerstone ritual lasted about 20 minutes, and then Monson entered the temple for the formal dedication in the Celestial Room, flanked by President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, his second counselor; Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles; Elder William R. Walker, a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy and executive director of the church's temple department; and Alan Layton, the first president of the new temple.
More than 1,500 Mormons who worked on the temple and volunteered during its two-month open house (which drew nearly 600,000 people) and who live in the South Jordan area attended the first dedicatory session, sitting throughout the temple and watching via closed-circuit TV.
Only temple-worthy members with tickets from their bishops can attend dedication services, which continue today and Sunday. Afterward, members must have recommends to enter the temple.
The Oquirrh Mountain Temple is the second in this fast-growing suburb of 51,000 people in the southwestern part of the valley and the 13th in Utah. South Jordan is the only city in the world with more than one LDS temple. The Jordan River Temple, just northeast of the new edifice, opened in 1981.
The Oquirrh Mountain Temple is expected to serve 83,000 of the faithful.
Fourteen-year-old Justin Olsen scooped up a dollop of the thick mortar to keep as a memento.
"I figure it's a good thing to have." he said. "This is a special day, a special occasion."
His 12-year-old brother, Brandon Olsen, was happy just to see the LDS prophet up close. "It's a great experience. You can feel the spirit strongly."
In an unusual move, church leaders canceled church services in Utah on Sunday so that the LDS faithful with tickets can go to stake centers and watch the 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. dedication session broadcasts.
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This national park consists of 17 small sections located on Tamborine Mountain. It offers gorges, subtropical rainforests and waterfalls. The park is about 80km south of Brisbane in the Gold Coast Hinterland and is very popular with day visitors due to its beautiful picnic spots and various short walks.
As we like to take our time and truly enjoy our surroundings, we could only manage two of these walks during our day visit. Our first stop was the McDonald Rainforest Circuit. This is a very enjoyable and easy to walk 1.4km circuit. There are various huge strangler figs, orchids, staghorns, crows' nests ferns and lush groves of piccabeen palms. It was named after Miss Jessie McDonald whom donated land in this area to become national park in 1933. We saw quite a few land mullets on our walk. The land mullet is one of the world's largest skinks.
Our next and last stop for the day was the Joalah section of the park. Joalah is an Aboriginal word meaning "haunt of the lyrebird". The dense forest is home to the elusive lyrebird as well as many other species. We are very pleased with the bird pictures and experiences we had. The bush is filled with the tiniest birds imaginable – you constantly catch a glimpse of them in the undergrowth, but getting a decent picture of these birds is quite a challenge. We were lucky enough to observe and capture (on film of course!) one of these birds on its nest!
Joalah offers two circuits: the 1.1km return Curtis Falls Track and the 2km return Lower Creek Circuit. Curtis Falls Track is a very enjoyable walk down some steep stairs to the base of the falls. Swimming is prohibited at the falls to protect a glow-worm colony living at the base of the falls.
The Lower Creek Circuit branches off the Curtis Falls Track. It follows the river for most of the way. One of the giant strangler figs has fallen down and it is very impressive to see not only the damage done to surrounding forest but also the huge gap left open in the canopy. Along the way this track changes from a class 3 to a class 4 meaning you have to make your way along uneven surfaces. A moderate level of fitness and ankle supporting footwear wouldn't be wasted here.
When you have finished and are in need of refreshments, you can either take the 400m return access track to cafes and shops or visit the restaurant conveniently located at the entrance.
Camping is not permitted in the park, but there are various accommodation options available in the surrounding towns.


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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Etsy Throwdowns Thursday
Does one trail behind the other??
Trailer Trash - 8x10 Fine Art Photography by Margaret Lillian
Green Retro Trailer - Original 5x7 Painting by Heather Future
Which WOOD make your heart tic?
Tree Stump Clock (White) by Urban Posture
Wood Doily Clock by Uncommon
Which ride would pimp your bag?
Messenger Bag w/ Vintage Bicycle & Doily - Track and Field Designs
La Pomme Dark Yellow Bicycle Bag - Ika Bags
Note: This is not a real competition... just a fun way to show-off awesome Etsy items!
All images are from their respective shops.
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- margaret lillianAugust 5, 2010 at 5:38 PM
Thanks so much for posting my print in your blog! That is so awesome! Love the painting that I'm up against!ReplyDelete
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- sassypackrat said...
Great treasuries! I just started making them myself and it's so fun!
- October 4, 2010 at 12:02 PM
- Megan V said...
I am so sorry to hear about your Grandma. :( Hugs to you and your family. It is a very hard thing that i have also been though with my Grandpa.
On a happier note, the treasuries you made are gorgeous. I love making them too!!
- October 4, 2010 at 12:23 PM
- *Evelyn* said...
wow so pretty, thanks so much
I love your new Blog :))
- October 4, 2010 at 2:02 PM
Thank you so much Chelsea Ann for including me in your beautiful treasury and in your blog~ I am honored!
- October 4, 2010 at 3:03 PM
- Fallon said...
Your a very talented treasury maker! Thank you so much for including my in your beautiful list =)
- October 4, 2010 at 3:59 PM
- Leanne of Folk said...
beautiful!!! thank you so much for choosing my bag for your treasury.....these are great collections and i'm honored to be featured among so many other talented people!! xoxo
- October 4, 2010 at 4:19 PM
- katesCottage said...
Chelsea Ann,
So sorry to hear about your Grandma! Thoughts and prayers go out to you, her and your family!
What a wonderful compilation of GORGEOUS treasuries! :) Thank you so much for including my nest shoe clips amongst all these other beautiful creations! :) You have a great eye and a wonderful knack for creating very pleasing treasuries! :)
- October 4, 2010 at 5:22 PM
- Rolling Hills Vintage said...
Love all the treasuries!
Please know that I am praying for your grandmother. She sounds like a strong and beautiful person.
- October 4, 2010 at 9:51 PM
- Hande said...
Chelsea, I am very sorry to hear about your Grandmother, she sounds like a fighter. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Your treasuries are wonderful and I am honored to be included among such amazing artists! Thank you very much :)
- October 4, 2010 at 11:17 PM
- besh said...
I am so sorry to hear about your grandmother. I hope she is doing well. Thank you kindly for including me in one of your treasuries, they are all so lovely + fun! Hope you make some more soon...I adore the sweet tooth treasury..such fun!!
- October 5, 2010 at 4:33 AM
- Lemuse said...
Gorgeous collection! Great choices!
Thak You very much for including!
- October 5, 2010 at 5:01 AM
- Lori said...
You have a wonderful talent for creating beautiful collections, Chelsea Ann! You weave a magical story - like an almost-forgotten fairy tale - with them & it is an honor to be included in one of them.
My thoughts go out to you & your grandmother (and family). My little brother is battling cancer, and I remember the gasping-for-breath feeling of having been hit in the stomach upon getting the sudden news in March. You are all in my prayers.
Truly looking forward to reading & seeing more from you!
- October 5, 2010 at 6:16 AM
- Annabelle said...
You are so sweet! :)
I love you treasuries, you have a great eye for it. It must have been very exciting to have one of them on the front page.
And a huuuuge thank you for including me!
I'm so sorry to hear about your grandma. Bear hugs to you and your family xx
- October 5, 2010 at 10:02 AM
- Retro Plants said...
it's all SO gorgeous!
i think the candy one is my *fav*!!!
(i am a "sucker" for sweets too! said by the girl who just finished a bit o' candy corn!) :)
tell your grams to get well soon!
we have had our bouts with cancer in my family and i know what a toll it takes on those involved. . . lots of love and hugs sent your way! ;)
- October 5, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- Twisted Crystals said...
Thank you for sharing this and including my pieces. You put together fantastically dreamy collections!
- October 5, 2010 at 10:34 AM
- Slight Clutter said...
Thank you so much...the treasuries are beautiful!! More importantly, however, my heart goes out to you and your family. My prayers for your grandmother.
- October 6, 2010 at 5:42 PM
- Kristi said...
You really put together some amazing treasuries! I'm honored to have been included in one. :)
- October 7, 2010 at 11:30 AM


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Episode 463 – Brook Trout Heaven
This episode has Angelo Viola in Ontario's Algoma region at Blue Fox Camp on Kirkpatrick Lake. This remote fly-in location is one of the top 5 brook trout lodges in Ontario, where Ang tries a diversity of fishing tactics to reel both "brookies" as well as a few bonus lakers!
Episode 464 – High Traffic Carp
This Fish'n Canada episode has Pete Bowman visiting the Otonabee River in downtown Peterborough, where he and local carp guide Will Muschett strategically feed a specific, "easy to access" area and then proceed to catch fish after fish after fish. This is city fishing at its finest!
Episode 465 – Maritime Smallies
On this Fish'n Canada episode Angelo Viola and Pete Bowman take a scenic east coast drive to New Brunswick's 'Mississippi of the east', the St. John River. The province's early bass opener and miles of river, allows Ang & Pete to have a head start at catching their first Smallmouth Bass of the season!
Episode 466 – Charting New Depths
On this Fish'n Canada episode Pete Bowman travels the Algoma district to Loch Island Lodge on Wabatongushi Lake. He is confronted not only with finicky Walleye gorging on mayflies, but a crazy loon trying to steal his catch! Pete still manages to score some great fish with the help of new technology from his Garmin electronics.
Episode 467 – Ottawa Esox
On this Fish'n Canada episode Pete Bowman ventures to the Ottawa River to meet up with old time friend and professional Muskie guide John Anderson. The guys catch up on 10 years of fish stories, but will they catch any fish? Does the stubborn Muskellunge end their fishing reunion in disappointment or bittersweet victory?!
Episode 468 – Giant Baits = Giant Fish
This Fish'n Canada episode takes Angelo Viola to Lac la Biche in Northern Alberta, where he teams up with fishing guide Ray Kohlruss to target some Big Northern Pike. They quickly discover though that big Walleye are much more interested in their giant baits than the pike!
Episode 469 – All Access Smallmouth
On this Fish'n Canada episode, Ang & Pete travel to Ontario's Marten River Lodge, an establishment that has been around for 90 years! Lodge owner Ray Sapiano has the boys fishing smallmouth bass on the extensive Marten River System, as well as cruising ATV's to experience the supreme back-lake habitat…talk about an all-in-one trip!
Episode 470 – The Ultimate Fishing Adventure
On this Fish'n Canada episode, Angelo Viola and grandson Nikolaos visit Northern Rockies Lodge in Fort Nelson BC. Not sure how his grandson will handle being disconnected for a week, they travel by float plane to test the waters. To Angelo's surprise, Nik fishes like a seasoned pro, making it the greatest adventure they have ever been on!
Episode 471 – Last Mountain Swimbait Pike
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On this Fish'n Canada episode, Pete Bowman ventures to Eastern Ontario's Merland Park Cottages on the Bay of Quinte. With the opportunity to fish the Bay's outstanding Walleye water, Pete instead tries something new by targeting the relatively unknown Sheephead species. This is a gamble Pete will never regret!
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On this Fish'n Canada episode, Pete Bowman is fishing Whitby Harbour, one of the many harbours along the north shore of Lake Ontario, where a variety of game fish populate. Instead of targeting one species, Pete decides to set his hook on anything that is hungry. As he is tormented by a pack of jacked up & crazy Chinook Salmon, a new-found population of Northern Pike keep him sane!
Episode 474 – Clear Lake Bass
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North Carolina came away with the win Tuesday night, but it was not their best outing so far. The final score was 78-64.
Wake Forest vs. UNC Recap
Wake Forest vs. UNC Preview
Wake Forest goes to Chapel Hill at 8:00 on Tuesday to face the North Carolina Tar Heels. Wake Forest is 8-17 overall and 1-9 in the ACC with their lone ACC win coming against Virginia. UNC comes in with a 18-6 record overall and they are 8-2 in the ACC.
Kendall Marshall was named ACC Rookie of the Week after another stellar week. This is the second week in a row Marshall has won this award after sharing it with Harrison Barnes last week.
The Tar Heels seem to be dominating this award since Kyrie Irving's injury. Recently, all three of the Tar Heels freshman have won the award.
Nolan Smith won the ACC Player of the Week, in large part because of his performance against the Tar Heels.
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In an ugly matchup between the Tar Heels and the Tigers, the Heels came out on top in the end by a score of 64-62. There were two huge plays at the end of the game when Harrison Barnes posterized Milton Jennings and Kendall Marshall stole the ball and took it to the basket for a score. It took free throws to put away the Tigers as they caught on fire and hit 3 long three-pointers at the end.
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The Tar Heels roll into Little John Coliseum on Saturday to face the Clemson Tigers. The game will start at 1:00. This is a big game for the Tar Heels as they cannot afford to lose two in a row. Clemson will be a tough matchup at Little John. Clemson has won four out of their last five games and come in fourth in the ACC standings. According to CBS Sports RPI, Clemson has an RPI of 63 while UNC comes in 15th.
The Music City Bowl is in the past. National Signing Day is over. North Carolina football fans: what can you watch for? Here are five ideas:
The newest edition of the the Music City Miracle, not to be confused with the Titans-Bills NFL version, might cause a rule change. The NCAA Football Rules Committee is likely to put into effect a 10-second runoff for offensive penalties at the end of each half just like the NFL has.
In other words, North Carolina would have never won the Music City Bowl. When the field goal team ran onto the field and T.J. Yates snapped the ball, the flag was thrown for too many men on the field. Under the proposed rule, the 10-seconds would have been runoff and the game would have been over.
Perhaps, it is a good rule, but it takes nothing away from what Butch Davis' team did in Nashville. Not only did they have an amazing comeback, but it was truly one of the most remarkable events you will ever see.
Game over.
Well, maybe not, the rule still has to be approved.