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REMINDER: There will be NO LUNCH MEETING ON FEBRUARY 7th due to the Gem Show. This is a DARK day, so no need to do a make up. Our next scheduled lunch meeting will be on 2/14/18 at the DoubleTree. Please contact the Rotary office if you have any questions.
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August. I'm sitting on a commuter train writing this post. Five Miles Out from Mike Oldfield on the iPod. Life could be much worse.
Also in 2009 my iPod will be in autoplay mode and that for the second consecutive year. Allez Allez, Allez Allez (Belgian new wave from the Eighties) followed by I'm Bound to Pack it Up, The White Stripes. Spoken about a timeless track.
The results from past year, apart from the song ratings, have been reset on the database. (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea - Elvis Costello (from his angry young, I'm the king of Belgium, days).
Every month a graph will be published here, the playlist of the month will appear on my MySpace blog and the overview of the year will be glued on my MySpace entrance page. Nothing to be excited about. Baby Lemonade, Syd Barrett.
For those who still want to know the how and what and where and when I give you this old link: Random Blueß aka sucking for statistics
If you want to know how the graph looked like last month: iPod Random Generator July 2009

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WASHINGTON (February 15, 2019) — President Donald Trump announced Friday that he will declare a national emergency to fulfill his pledge to construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Thank God for people like Stephen Willeford – people who have always stood between good and evil. They always will. It won't be laws. It won't be regulations.
This week, a discharged Air Force airman with a criminal record of domestic abuse, including cracking the skull of his infant stepson, stepped into a church in rural Texas and murdered 26 people, at least a dozen of them children. Americans broke out into their usual arguments over gun control and whether "thoughts and prayers" are helpful; we argued over politicizing tragedy and legislating away rights.
But each time an evil human being decides to attack innocents, it isn't the Twitter battles that stand between the monsters and children. It's heroes. It's men like Stephen Willeford.
In a vacuum, Willeford would be despised by the media. He's a former NRA instructor – you know, the National Rifle Association, a "domestic terror group" devoted to allowing bloodbaths, according to the left. He probably voted for President Trump. His family has lived in Sutherland Springs for four generations. He's parochial enough to attend church regularly. You know, he's a typical bitter clinger.
But when the gunman opened fire, it was Willeford who ran toward the danger. According to Willeford, his daughter told him someone had opened fire at the church half a block away from his home. Willeford immediately ran to his safe and removed his rifle, precisely the type of firearm so many on the left want to legislate out of existence. "I kept hearing the shots, one after another, very rapid shots," Willeford said later, "just 'Pop! Pop! Pop! Pop!' and I knew every one of those shots represented someone, that it was aimed at someone, that they weren't just random shots."
Willeford ran outside with his gun and loaded the magazine. He didn't even bother to put on shoes. And when he saw the piece of human debris responsible for the massacre, he opened fire. "I know I hit him," said Willeford. "He got into his vehicle, and he fired another couple rounds through his window."
The shooter sped away. Willeford hailed another vehicle, and he and the driver began chasing him. That's correct: Civilians chased a shooter through the streets and called 911 on the way. The shooter ended up crashing his car.
Willeford didn't pretend he wasn't afraid. He explained: "I was scared for me. I was scared for every one of them, and I was scared for my own family that just lived less than a block away. I am no hero. I am not. I think my God, my Lord, protected me and gave me the skills to do what needed to be done."
This humble man is an American hero. He's what America looks like: people in small towns; churchgoers who quietly raise families and make their communities better; people who have so much to lose because they've built so much without fanfare or reward; people who go running to help their neighbors when they must; men who run toward danger; men with the training and means necessary to stop bad men.
These people have always stood between good and evil. They always will. It won't be laws. It won't be regulations. Laws and regulations failed. Americans – innocent Americans – were murdered because of those failures. More would have died if not for the heroism of Stephen Willeford. Thank God for him.
Ben Shapiro, 33, is a graduate of UCLA and Harvard Law School, host of "The Ben Shapiro Show" and editor-in-chief of DailyWire.com. He is The New York Times best-selling author of "Bullies."
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Becoming a U.S. citizen is the dream of millions of people around the world. After all, the United States offers a host of opportunities for a better life. Unfortunately, the glut of aspiring citizens makes applying for citizenship a long and arduous process, and there is no guarantee that the application will be successful.
With that in mind, it may be helpful to cover some of the basic requirements:
- You must have a valid green card.
- You must be 18 years of age.
- You have to have been living here legitimately for five years and physically in the country for at least two and a half of those five years. This holds true unless your spouse is a U.S. citizen or you were granted political asylum.
- You cannot have been outside the United States for more than a year at any time.
- You don't have a primary residence in some other country.
- You must be able to speak, write and read English.
- You must be of "good moral character."
- You must live in the district where you're applying for three months or more.
- You must pass a U.S. government and history test.
- You must take an oath to be loyal to America.
Once all of those criteria are met, you will need to submit Form N-400, along with photos, your green card, a fee and the necessary documents. The application process can be complex, so it may be a good idea to talk to an immigration attorney, who may be able to help walk you through it.
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So there's me thinking I'm getting down with it but although tagging my WordPress blog on Facebook and twitter – people can't go direct but have to sign in ?! Just another Corinna'ism no doubt. They might be able to get here in 2018 if I'm lucky.
Anyway, just getting ready for bed and devotedly ( for last 3 weeks) put Lee Stafford Hair Growth serum on my head unfortunately, after a bottle of Turkish wine, most of this has gone down my back. I think long backs are attractive ….


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This Summer, Business Link wants to help take the sweat out of starting up in business.
During the current economic climate, Business Link is urging those workers being made redundant or facing increased competition for jobs, to discover if they can be their own boss through a series of FREE structured support workshops to help release their entrepreneurial spirit and turn their business dream into a reality.
Whether you are a woman, someone aged 50 plus, disabled, a member of a minority ethnic community, young, a graduate or someone living on a low income, help is available to support those with the ambition to be their own boss and get access to the support they need to turn their idea into a business reality.
A series of FREE workshops for those people looking to start their own business is being run by Business Link as part of its on-going commitment to support potential entrepreneurs by providing access to critical business skills development.
Stephen Smith, Chief Executive of EMB Ltd, the leading enterprise and economic development organisation responsible for delivering local access to the Business Link service comments
With the recession leading to the rise of the 'necessity entrepreneur' we have seen more and more people starting their own business because they have had to get themselves out of the downturn. Business Link is a local service available to help anyone with an entrepreneurial streak."
The popular workshops, held locally throughout the East Midlands area cover the core elements required to increase the chances of successfully starting your own business.
Is it for me? aimed at those people thinking of starting a business or working for themselves. It helps people decide what they want from their business and whether starting a business is right for them.
Getting the basics right
For those people actively committed to starting a business, this workshop includes practical advice on how to develop a business plan.
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Discover how best to reach your customers, understand the positioning of your offer and how the internet can be used as a valuable sales tool.
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Explores key issues involved with running a successful business, how to employ staff and get the best out of them.
Stephen Smith continues: "We provide support and advice to those people considering starting their own business and help them access all the opportunities involved with starting a business during an economic downturn.
We want to show that starting a business shouldn't be seen as a daunting task – but an exciting and rewarding decision."
All Start-up workshops are FREE to attend and take place from 9.30am – 4.30pm.
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As parents, we've all been there. Sometimes life can be extremely frustrating, and there can be so much stuff going on. It can be difficult to not let your anger and frustration out by yelling whenever you are having a bad day. However, you don't have to let your emotions control you. Here are a few tips:
1. Take a deep breath and close your eyes. Do not say anything for ten seconds. Allow yourself to calm down so you're not angry. Try not to be so reactive. Take a moment to tell yourself that you are not really in an emergency. Chances are, everything is really fine in the present moment. If you stop and become really present, you can observe your emotions, your thoughts, and your reactions.
2. Do not act or say anything until you have calmed down. It can be very tempting to allow your emotions to take the driver's seat. You will feel a sudden urgency to act or speak, but you must resist. Set any boundaries or limits you need to in the immediate present, and then allow yourself a moment to breathe and respond sensibly to the situation.
3. Reprogramming your mind becomes easier. When you are upset, and you find yourself pausing for a moment before you react, you are actually rewiring your brain. You will not get triggered as often, which is definitely going to come in handy the next time you are having a difficult day.
4. Develop compassion for yourself and for your children. We are always focused on taking care of and nurturing our children without taking care of and nurturing ourselves. One of the most important things we can do as parents is to practice self-care.
No matter who you are or what situation you are in, you cann0t let your emotions control you. This is good advice for anyone to keep in mind, but especially for parents. As parents, it can be much too easy to let ourselves completely fall into our emotions. You have to remember to take a deep breath and to be present so that you can react with love and compassion.


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The hot blog for celebrity wedding style, top tips for the wedding of your dreams, speech ideas, budget busters & more.
You've planned your wedding to a tee, it's the night before the Big Day and everything's in place. So what do you do to celebrate your last night before tying the knot and get yourself excited for the greatest day of your life?
Well, here are some things you can do, so you don't spend the last evening of single life in front of the TV in your pyjamas.
Spend the night with family
Enjoying an evening with your immediate family before you get married is a great idea, as the next day you'll be creating your own little separate family unit. Parents especially can feel emotional at this time, happy that you've found someone to share your life with, but nostalgic that their little girl or boy is 'leaving the nest'.
You don't have to go crazy, just a nice dinner out or a homemade meal in (if you have a real penchant for your mum's shepherd's pie). It'll be lovely to have your parents and your brothers and sisters together, all enjoying the excitement that the next day will bring!
Join family forces
In this day and age, partners' families often don't have many opportunities to meet each other, so the night before your wedding could be a great way for them to get to know one other and break the ice before the Big Day.
By joining forces, you can rest assured your parents will be more comfortable and chat more with each other on your wedding day, while they can get excited together as they enjoy this great moment in their lives. It also means you can take the limelight just off yourself by sharing it with your fiancé.
You'll find all the tools you'll need to plan yourself by clicking here, including a FREE wedding website, table planner, to do list, budget planner and much more.
Have a pre-wedding party
Ireland has started to follow the American trend of having a rehearsal dinner the night before the wedding. However, instead of the traditional sit down meal with all your wedding guests (particularly the ones that have travelled from far away to attend the wedding), most couples opt for a more relaxed event and host a pre-wedding party.
A huge number of venues allow brides and grooms to have a BBQ or buffet the night before their wedding, and it's a great way to get people relaxed and in the mood. If you're having a large guestlist, a pre-wedding do is also good as it gives you more chance to talk to your guests as you'll find the day itself goes so quickly, and getting around everyone can be really hard.
Lots of people love the idea of an informal BBQ or bowl of chilli, as it welcomes guests who have come from far away for the special occasion, allows people to be more familiar with one another the following day, and enables you to start celebrations a day early. Just be careful not to drink too much though!
An evening with the guys/gals
If you've found organising your wedding to be really quite stressful, and you just want one last night to relax and unwind before it all kicks off, you might prefer just to stay in with your close friends.
Brides can put on a cheesy chick flick, pamper themselves and enjoy a box of chocolates, while guys can have a couple of beers, a takeaway and play video games till the night comes to an end. It'll be nice to have one last evening with your mates before you start your married life with your partner.
A cosy night in
But if there's no one you'd rather be with than your fiancé, why not buck the tradition of spending your wedding eve apart from your husband or wife-to-be?
More and more couples are choosing to forget about old-fashioned customs and enjoy waking up with their soon-to-be-spouse on the morning of their special day.
If you do stay in, make sure whatever you do is relaxing. Put wedding talk to one side, and spend some quality time alone - watch a film, go out for dinner or just cuddle on the sofa. The next day will be so busy, you'll appreciate these precious moments together when it's over.
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My Review: No One to Trust is a fantastic fast paced read that is sure to keep you at the edge of your seat. If you love Christian, Romance, or Suspense Fiction this is the book for you. It is a full of action, suspense, faith, and betrayal. No one is who they seem to be. Summer Abernathy wakes up to a nightmare. Her husband is missing, not who he says he is and a madman is trying to kill her. Kyle or David wakes up in the hospital knowing he has to get to his wife because his past has caught up to him. Together they fight to stay alive. David is part of the Witness Protection Program and his cover has been blown. He has deceived the woman he loves and is ready to fight for his life and wife. Read No One to Trust to see if their marriage can survive the lies and betrayal.
The author Lynette Eason has created believable characters, mystery around every corner and throws in unbreakable faith. I was able to read this book in a few hours because I could not put it down. If it were possible to give this book higher than five stars I would.
About the author Lynette Eason:
Lynette Eason is the bestselling author of the Women of Justice series and the Deadly Reunions series. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and Romance Writers of America. She has a master's degree in education from Converse College and she lives in South Carolina. Find out more at www.lynetteeason.com.


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EDS Bikes, Scarborough
Get Cycling Special Needs Bike Library, York
Malton Primary School, Malton
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Moment of happiness
Sitting on the terrace of the bar at the corner of the street, I sip my beer while watching the guitar player. He is blond. Duvet throne as a crown on his head. It really does not look very fresh air and skin and bones, as we say. I watch from the corner of the eye. I admire his fingers dancing on the strings of his instrument. Eyes stray transported to another world.
He sits cross-legged. He sees no one except notes that dance around him, those who blow his rhythmic vibration. His body transforms into the partition. It is disconnected from the street and passersby who stop to admire or look at this strange character. It is true that the look is not common. He wears a custom uniform. It looks like the hippie era, perhaps. But regardless, my mind hears the application of travel musician.
I am here, in front of my empty glass for over a half hour. I visit, but I restrained by the furious strength of the ear. I cannot hear the noise, I cannot see my environment. I am spellbound driven. I feel getting up. I feel my limbs translate sounds. I feel my body squirm with pleasure. I feel weightless. My body speaks, my mind keeps pace. I do not think about this appointment, I think only release me. I'm not stressed. I do not run. I relax. By chance, I just find harmony was missing. I'm not the man in a hurry. I am not the man embittered by the lack of sun. For the first time. I take the time to taste. I take the time to touch. I take the time to look. I take the time, this time for a little happiness. Sounds are heard in my head like an escape melody. This young man I thought was a urluberlu sings my life. I am here, to listen, to watch it. I forgot all of my programs for the day. I am only a banker. But above all I am a living being. I do not see me. I redesigned the vibrations I get from this kid. I do not look my age. On the scope, I just had the majority. I discover myself. The beating of my heart with it.
Suddenly, plus a sound caught my ear. I see him get up. I look at his friend's store in its case. He picks up his jacket. He had placed on it. He grabs his hat, recovers some coins he won and shoves it in his pocket. My whole being can not turn away. He shakes his jacket and pulls. Then he leaves.
I recommend a glass to perpetuate this magic moment . After daydreaming , I found my spirits. I pay and I'm off to my appointment. I still have very little time to be on time . I come and I go into my bank. My staff greets me . Once in my office, I sit . I never cease to savor the moment that made me good.
Toc Toc Toc! I get up. The hand on the handle, the door opens slowly. I feel that I take the time. When suddenly, I cannot hide my surprise. This young man is before me. I welcome with a smile. After a good handshake, I invite him to come in and sit down. It is not alone, his guitar accompanies.
Our interview is confidential. Although the fear of my job requires me to stay on my guard, I agree to follow the project.
I write this memory to this because it is a present I received that day. Today it is always equal to itself, except for one detail perhaps. He became an entrepreneur, but he continues to play in the same place for my greatest happiness. He sold me a smile.


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Are Hong Kong doctors the prime culprit behind the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR)?Shared by:
On 10 July, the Hong Kong government launched the Hong Kong Strategy and Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (2017-2022). The plan is seen as an encouraging move as the government puts into place a strategic framework to address the growing prevalence of antibiotic-resistance bacteria. However, such initiative also comes amidst the situation where doctors in Hong Kong are increasingly been held responsible by the government and public, or even seen as the prime culprit accountable for antimicrobial resistance. Is this true?
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Joe Manganiello & Sofia Vergara Spill on Their Thanksgiving Plans!
Sofia Vergara and her husband Joe Manganiello have some big plans for Thanksgiving!
The couple originally wanted to have an intimate get together, but Joe just spilled that it's recently become a much bigger occasion.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Sofia Vergara
"It was supposed to be small, but now it's gonna be gigantic," he told Extra.
He added that since he and Sofia aren't big cooks, it looks like Sofia's 26-year-old son Manolo will be taking over in the kitchen!
We can't wait to see photos from this Thanksgiving holiday!


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Pant Du Orchard was established in 2007. By now there are 3,200 apple trees on 18 acres of land on the farm; 2,000 of them are traditional cider apple trees, and the rest are native Welsh apple trees.
700 of the native Welsh varieties are Bardsey Apple trees, a variety that was at one time almost extinct. Through planting so many of the trees Pant Du are contributing towards the development and future of the historical apple from the Llyn Peninsula.
Pant Du produces 3 types of apple juice:
Still Natural Apple Juice 750ml
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The "Global Kanban Software Research Report Analysis 2011-2023 "it provides a basics information of the Market including its definition, by application and manufacturing technology. Then the report explores the Global Kanban Software player in detail.
This report studies Global Kanban Software in Global market, especially in North America, China, Europe, Southeast Asia, Japan and India with production, revenue, consumption, import and export in these regions, from 2013 to 2018, and forecast to 2025.
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Development policies and plans are discussed as well as manufacturing processes and cost structures are also analyzed.
This report also states import/export consumption, supply and demand Figures, cost, price, revenue and gross margins.
Complete report on Global Kanban Software Industry 2018 Market Research Report is spread across 106 pages and provides exclusive vital statistics, data, information, trends and competitive landscape details in this niche sector.
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Positive interactions with the natural environment are an important part of healthy child development, and these interactions enhance learning and the quality of life over a lifetime. Here are some things your children will learn by interacting with you and with nature: joy, sharing thoughts and feelings, curiosity, and gratitude.
Sharing nature with your children isn't something that experts need to do. There are many ways that parents can be outside with their children. Here are some suggestions:
- Fly a kite at the beach
- Visit a local park
- Make a fort in your backyard
- Ride your bike or take a walk on a local trail
- Swim in the sound or the lake (maybe just in the summer)
- Explore your backyard woods to discover plants
- Plant some flowers or a garden
Because children learn best through direct, concrete experiences, they need to be outdoors to learn about it. Simple experiences with the grass, trees, and insects in environments close to home or school rather than spending time and energy arranging for day trips to unfamiliar places your child may seldom visit is more beneficial. A one-time trip to a park or nature preserve is great, but it's not enough. If you can, get out on an almost daily basis.


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Rumor: Nintendo's next big title for the 3DS is a racing-brawler that is "way darker" than usual?
We've heard there is a big, first-party game in development for the 3DS. We may see it on September 13th when Nintendo holds their press conference to show off "new products" for the platform and there's a rumor about what exactly it could be. First up, this is a rumor. It also stems from 4chan, which has leaked genuine information in the past, but because it is completely anonymous, it could be a bunch of nothingness too.
The rumor suggests that three new games are coming to the 3DS and will be shown off either at Nintendo's event or during the Tokyo Game Show. The following games are mentioned:
- Monster Hunter Tri G, which has been a long-running rumor.
- Mach Rider Unchained, which is supposedly the new, major first-party title from Nintendo.
- Baten Kaitos: Silence of a Mechanized Son, which would make sense based on recent speculation.
The first and third games sort of speak for themselves. We've heard those rumors before, and this person may just be using them to help the credibility of the post. But, it's the second game mentioned that's the interesting one: Mach Rider Unchained. This is a new, original title from Nintendo, and supposedly:
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I'm sure I don't need to remind anyone it's currently prime grilling season. Grilling beef can get pricey for those tender cuts we all crave. Enter the beef kabob.
My hero, Alton Brown, has a great recipe for beef kabobs. It was featured in the Good Eats episode Dis-Kabob-Ulated. The idea is to take cheaper cuts of meat, but to marinate them so that they aren't tough and chewy.
Cut the beef into inch and a half cubes.
The marinade for this recipe does a great job of breaking down the tougher cuts of meat, perfect for a cheap cut on the grill. I combined all the ingredients in the food processor to help with introducing the oil to the vinegar.
Add the beef and marinade to a bag and let sit for at least 2 hours. The more time the marinade has to break down the beef, the better.
Skewer and grill to desired doneness. I took mine off once they hit 140 degrees.
You can use any skewers you'd like. I suggest you check out Dave's post on skewers for a breakdown on our favorites here at Cook Until Epic.
Served on a bed of rice, with some grilled veggies – these kabobs are a great grilled meal.


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By Vanessa Tam
Just under a decade old, EDM in North America is experiencing a shift in energy. Underground artists who were once on the cusp of "making it" and "defining the scene" are now transitioning into veteran positions, signing to major labels and starting their own imprints; paving the way for a new generation of artists to come up and make a name for themselves.
Enter Drezo. Now 26 years old, the young producer entered the scene just five short years ago by winning a coveted performance slot at EDC Orlando. Since then, Drezo has carved out a secure position for himself in a crowded North American scene by creating music that favours the darker and more sinister side of EDM. "I started making electro house and dubstep in 2010," he says, explaining how he came to develop his signature production style. "[Then] over the next couple years it went into random techno stuff [that] I liked to make. I always connected to house music more and once I heard a proper set on a good system, I was hooked. After that I tried creating a style of house/electro house with a minimal/evil twist, which is what I think people refer to as my 'signature sound.'"
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Drezo performs at Celebrities Nightclub on Friday, July 21st. Check out the Facebook event page for more information and tickets are still available for $20 online.
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MEYERSDALE - Matt Donaldson went 4-for-4 with two runs scored as Meyersdale doubled up Stoystown 6-3 Sunday in American Legion baseball action.
Bobby Hartman earned the complete-game victory, striking out 11 and walking two while allowing three runs on six hits.
Adam Horning, who nailed a home run, and Derek Baer both hit safely twice for the Raiders. Hartman doubled and drove in two runs along with Horning. Zach Vena and Ryan Donaldson also contributed RBIs.
Kevin Kozlick connected for two hits while Shane Edwards, who doubled, and Tyler Baker both had RBIs for Stoystown. Nick Croyle started on the mound, giving up six runs on eight hits while striking out three. Kyle Bowser posted three strikeouts in relief.
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Eastgate Bible Church in Toowoomba began in 2009 when a group of Christians sought to plant a new Gospel-Centred, Evangelical Church in Toowoomba.
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The Doobie Brothers at the PNE
Another hot August night saw another classic rock group bring their iconic library of music to the Summer Night Concerts at the PNE in Vancouver. The everlasting group features three of the original Doobie Brothers in Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons, and John McFee and have added several members over the years. Although Michael McDonald is not with the present tour, he still has performed with the group in recent years. The set list for the evening started strong with 'Jesus is Just Alright',' Taking it to the Streets', and 'Rockin' Down the Highway' and that is where my night ended. Unfortunately, sometimes 'First three, no flash' really just means that. Check out some images obtained from way back at the soundboard which was great for catching the whole stage experience, but I'll need to upgrade the gear to get the usual amazing standard of photos for the Tour Bus.


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As noun
the bottom support of anything; that on which a thing stands or rests:a metal base for the table
a fundamental principle or groundwork; foundation; basis:the base of needed reforms
the bottom layer or coating, as of makeup or paint
the distinctively treated portion of a column or pier below the shaft or shafts
the distinctively treated lowermost portion of any construction, as a monument, exterior wall, etc
Botany, Zoology
the part of an organ nearest its point of attachment
the point of attachment
the principal element or ingredient of anything, considered as its fundamental part:face cream with a lanolin base; paint with a lead base
that from which a commencement, as of action or reckoning, is made; a starting point or point of departure
any of the four corners of the diamond, especially first, second, or third base
Compare home plate
a square canvas sack containing sawdust or some other light material, for marking first, second, or third base
a starting line or point for runners, racing cars, etc
(in hockey and other games) the goal
a fortified or more or less protected area or place from which the operations of an army or an air force proceed
a supply installation for a large military force
the line or surface forming the part of a figure that is most nearly horizontal or on which it is supposed to stand
the number that serves as a starting point for a logarithmic or other numerical system
a collection of subsets of a topological space having the property that every open set in the given topology can be written as the union of sets of the collection
a collection of neighborhoods of a point such that every neighborhood of the point contains one from the collection
a collection of sets of a given filter such that every set in the filter is contained in some set in the collection
Also called base line
See under triangulation (def )
vehicle (def )
Also called carrier
inert matter, used in the preparation of lakes, onto which a coloring compound is precipitated
a thin, flexible layer of cellulose triacetate or similar material that holds the light-sensitive film emulsion and other coatings, especially on motion-picture film
a compound that reacts with an acid to form a salt, as ammonia, calcium hydroxide, or certain nitrogen-containing organic compounds
the hydroxide of a metal or of an electropositive element or group
a group or molecule that takes up or accepts protons
a molecule or ion containing an atom with a free pair of electrons that can be donated to an acid; an electron-pair donor
any of the purine and pyrimidine compounds found in nucleic acids: the purines adenine and guanine and the pyrimidines cytosine, thymine, and uracil
the part of a complex word, consisting of one or more morphemes, to which derivational or inflectional affixes may be added, as want in unwanted or biolog- in biologicalCompare root (def ), stem (def )
the component of a generative grammar containing the lexicon and phrase-structure rules that generate the deep structure of sentences
an electrode or terminal on a transistor other than the emitter or collector electrodes or terminals
the part of an incandescent lamp or electron tube that includes the terminals for making electrical connection to a circuit or power supply
Stock Exchange
the level at which a security ceases a decline in price
the lower part of an escutcheon
bases, Armor
a tonlet formed of two shaped steel plates assembled side by side
pavilion (def )
in base, Heraldry
in the lower part of an escutcheon
As adjective
serving as or forming a base:The walls will need a base coat and two finishing coats
As verb (used with object), based, basing
to make or form a base or foundation for
to establish, as a fact or conclusion (usually followed by on or upon):He based his assumption of her guilt on the fact that she had no alibi
to place or establish on a base or basis; ground; found (usually followed by on or upon):Our plan is based on a rising economy
to station, place, or situate (usually followed by at or on):He is based at Fort Benning
The squadron is based on a carrier
As verb (used without object), based, basing
to have a basis; be based (usually followed by on or upon):Fluctuating prices usually base on a fickle public's demand
to have or maintain a base:I believe they had based on Greenland at one time
As Idioms
get to first base
first base (def )
off base, Baseball
not touching a base: The pitcher caught him off base and, after a quick throw, he was put out by the second baseman
badly mistaken: The police were way off base when they tried to accuse her of the theft
on base, Baseball
having reached a base or bases:Two men are on base
touch base with, to make contact with:They've touched base with every political group on campus
As noun
a piece of furniture with shelves, drawers, etc
, for holding or displaying items:a curio cabinet; a file cabinet
a wall cupboard used for storage, as of kitchen utensils or toilet articles:a kitchen cabinet; a medicine cabinet
a piece of furniture containing a radio or television set, usually standing on the floor and often having a record player or a place for phonograph records
(often initial capital letter) a council advising a president, sovereign, etc
, especially the group of ministers or executives responsible for the government of a nation
(often initial capital letter) (in the U
) an advisory body to the president, consisting of the heads of the executive departments of the federal government
a small case with compartments for valuables or other small objects
a small chamber or booth for special use, especially a shower stall
a private room
a room set aside for the exhibition of small works of art or objets d'art
Also called cabinet wine
a dry white wine produced in Germany from fully matured grapes without the addition of extra sugar
New England (chiefly Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts)
a milk shake made with ice cream
a small room
a small cabin
As adjective
pertaining to a political cabinet:a cabinet meeting
private; confidential; secret
pertaining to a private room
of suitable value, beauty, or size for a private room, small display case, etc
:a cabinet edition of Milton
of, relating to, or used by a cabinetmaker or in cabinetmaking
designating a method of projection (cabinet projection) in which a three-dimensional object is represented by a drawing (cabinet drawing) having all vertical and horizontal lines drawn to exact scale, with oblique lines reduced to about half scale so as to offset the appearance of distortion
Compare axonometric, isometric (def ), oblique (def )
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Every strange light in the sky was a UFO to me as a kid, and by definition I suppose one could conclude that every personally unexplainable light in the sky is a UFO. But eventually I realized that most of my "UFOs" were airplanes -- even the one which began showing up faithfully, way off in the east, almost every evening (that one turned out to be an experimental project occurring at an Air Force base way, far away from my location). Of course, some lights remained unidentified for me, but that's the nature of so many lights in the sky (as UFO investigators know only too well).
As a teenager and later as a young man, appearing occasionally on TV and radio shows to discuss the UFO subject, I routinely took along a few of what were considered at that time to be among the most reliable UFO photos in existence -- but, alas, years passed and gradually a few of those old reliables were exposed as hoaxes or misidentifications of normal things. Because (to the surprise of some) almost all of those old broadcasts recorded between 1965 and the late seventies were converted digitally and included somewhere deep within Wendy Connors' Faded Discs collection, I'm keenly aware that the day will come when somebody, agonizing over my often lackluster TV and radio appearances, will say, hey, that Barrow, what a fraud, pushing those old faked photos on an unsuspecting public! It won't matter that these weren't phony pictures when I displayed and discussed them in good faith originally -- it's the end result that matters, burned into digital format until the end of time, the end of R. Barrow or the end of digital media.
Nowadays, with the advent and breakneck progression of computer-generated images, anything goes and the world of still and motion picture photography offers an entire digitalized universe of fakes, frauds, hoaxes and reality shape-shifted any way one's little heart desires. Images of UFOs and accompanying alien beings, sadly, have not been excluded from the hoopla.
Which brings us to the recently disclosed and long-hyped "Roswell alien" slides, finally unveiled in Mexico this month, and quickly determined to show, not an alien from the 1940s, and not a Roswell alien -- but only a mummified two-year-old earth boy's corpse from antiquity, apparently photographed in the 1940s. At last, an affair to beat TV's Alien Autopsy all to hell. But wait, what's that smell?
Indeed, the UFO alien circus returned to town, where it festered under cloak of darkness and daylight for about three years, until the main attraction tent collapsed into a squalid heap. No time left to fold this puppy into neat sections.
Hardly unique to the UFO research arena, but predominant nevertheless, is the ufological grapevine, a living, pulsating thing all abuzz with gossip, rumors and innuendo about UFOs and, sometimes more importantly, the people involved with the subject. For instance, some folks are disappointed with me because I slipped into writing less about UFOs and more (much more) about politics and extremists who methodically plot to destroy Western society. I'm no authority in these matters, but if one really hopes for a scientific solution to the UFO enigma, I think's it's kinda essential to maintain as free a society as we can get in order to keep things above board.
Some will condemn me simply because the title of today's entry is, um, unappetizing.
The ufological grapevine performs other services. It throws a few names around which consistently pop up when bad things are about to happen or have already occurred. Such was the case with the "Roswell alien" slides. As much as I sit back these days and contribute little to nothing in the UFO information realm, I'm still aware of names, many names, of people "involved" in one way or another -- the sort of names ending up ultimately on the "UFO Watchdog" site (see link in the margin) as either good or not so good when it comes to UFOs.
Frankly, anybody who knows anything of the past should have remained extremely cautious about the "Roswell slides" months before they finally appeared, based primarily upon the names behind the scenes, names with whom there have ben problems in the past.
And now? The question we posed in a previous blog entry can now be asked boldly, in no uncertain terms: Will the "Roswell slides" fiasco pound another nail, a very large nail, into the lid of the UFO research coffin here in the United States and/or elsewhere? Yes, quickly determining the apparently true identity of the photographed image is an outstanding plus, but the unnecessary and questionable length of time and circumstances involved in keeping this simmering cauldron of virtually nothing on the stove -- by, yep, UFO "researchers" -- does add a black mark to the affair, and subsequently to the future. What form both merits and damages will assume is a matter of conjecture for now.
Long-departed UFO researchers of the past had their own flaws, as we all do, but they labored on, producing some superb investigative work. Today, my wish would be that people such as the late Coral Lorenzen, Richard Hall and Donald Keyhoe could revisit us for a day, because I'd be pumped up to hear their personal condemnations of everything that went wrong and was wrong with the so-called "Roswell alien" slides. A veritable slide show sideshow.
Yes, right before our very eyes, there were supposedly adult "researchers" whom, much like myself as a kid, desperately wanted a light in the sky to become a real UFO, except their "light" was only a temporary superhero whom we might call The Amazing Mummyboy, and now, to the chagrin of believers who often receive satisfaction in doggedly pursuing an obvious non-event, not even Mummyboy, lying in eternal repose on Kodak slides, wants anything more to do with this performance. Too bad he wasn't alive to watch the parade.
George Stephanopoulos: Uh huh. Well, was there ever any doubt that this ABC-TV pundit is just another leftist and well-saturated political tampon for the Bill and Hillary Clinton machine? At the very least, he should have disqualified himself from interviewing (and aggressively so) the author of a new book slamming the Clinton Foundation, the Clintons and their donors -- but instead he labored on, failing to tell viewers that he, too, is a Foundation donor and participant.. Just an innocent little oopsie? We doubt that, and we're getting pretty weary of giving mainstream media members the benefit of a doubt -- particularly when one annually witnesses the coziness involved with politicians and so-called journalists at White House correspondent dinners. The stench wafts on.
"We're all connected," and despite those annoying TV commercials touting this growing reality, these very words make me want to run for the hills. The Amtrak train disaster, whatever its cause, ultimately makes me even more suspicious (if that's even possible) about computers in control of our daily activities, because you just know total digital train control is coming (if it wasn't already there at Amtrak and messed with by a source unknown). Still, my favorite computer horror story of the year involves one Chris Roberts, a well-equipped-for-travel computer consultant who claims to have infiltrated -- hacked -- the entertainment system aboard a United Airlines flight on April I (and others previously), thus giving him access to the rest of the aircraft's operating system. That is, Roberts was allegedly flying the plane, likely to the amazement of the flight crew. While some officials downplayed the sum total of Roberts' abilities, the FBI took him very seriously,
interrogating questioning him extensively and seizing his
high-tech devices. But, hey -- aren't we
all connected now? Doesn't that make us
equal in the cockpit as well? We're
all connected. Theoretically, what
difference does it make who flies the damned plane or what consequences are
incurred, as long as somebody's computer knows how? In computers we trust. Further, I may be lacking in computer
knowledge, comparatively speaking, but it seems to me that eventually, as
computers rapidly innovate and increase their "intelligence," each will strive
to control the other, thus assuring no safety, no promises, for humans left to
flounder in a world controlled by digital overlords. Meanwhile, major airline corporations will,
for as long as they can (not long), deny that their crucial operating systems
can be hacked by tech-savvy passengers. It's the money, stupid.
Enjoy your flight :) :)
The national honeybee decline continues as entire colonies die out during the summer, when their actions and crop benefits are essential for food production. Potential blame falls upon parasites, loss of bee-accessible environs to development, insecticides and herbicides. In recent years, considerable attention has been directed toward chemical applications containing a nicotine derivative, suspected to be absolutely deadly to bees, causing a loss of ability to "remember" how to return to their hives and ending in certain death. The U.S. chemical crop industry will not take any of this lying down, be assured, though the swift actions of some other countries to band substances which appear even remotely hazardous provide quite a contrast in global policy.


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Mental health and wellbeing
Mental health and wellbeing
Mental wellbeing and good mental health is when you feel generally good and are able to cope with your daily life. If things start to go wrong or you're finding it hard to cope, your GP should be the first place to seek help. They may refer you to another service, such as a community mental health team, or to a support service. If you don't have a GP or don't feel able to talk to them, there are others places you can find help. Support is available for all sorts of mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety, and dementia and for carers of people with these issues.
The local NHS and NHS Choices offer information and guidance about mental health, and many charities also offer help, advice and support groups. Wandsworth Mind offers advice, information and services, and you will also find charities here that run helplines, such as Mind, Samaritans and Rethink.
44 Records in Mental health and wellbeing.
Alcohol and Drug Services: WCDAS Battersea
St John's Therapy Centre, 162 St. John's Hill, Battersea, London, SW11 1SW
Telephone: 020 8812 4120
Description: Wandsworth Community Drug and Alcohol Service (WCDAS) provides community drug and alcohol treatment and support services in Battersea, Tooting and Roehampton.
Alzheimer's Society
Devon House, 58 St Katherine's Way, London, E1W 1LB
Telephone: 0300 222 11 22 (national dementia helpline)
Description: The Alzheimer's Society is a national charity that offers support, help and information to people with any type of dementia and to their families, carers and professionals.
Alzheimer's Society - South West London Branch
67 Whitford Gardens Mitcham United Kingdom , CR4 4AA
Telephone: 0208 687 0922
Description: The Merton branch of the Alzheimer's Society provides information, advice and support to anyone in the Wandsworth borough with a diagnosis of dementia, and their families and carers.
Anxiety UK
Zion Community Resource Centre, 339 Stretford Road, Hulme, Manchester, M15 4ZY
Telephone: 08444 775 774 (helpline), 0161 226 7727 (admin/office line)
Description: Anxiety UK is a national registered charity, run by sufferers and ex-sufferers of anxiety disorders, which is supported by a high-profile medical advisory panel.
AT Guide
Disabled Living foundation, Unit 1, 34 Chatfield Road, London, SW11 3SE
Telephone: 020 7289 6111
Description: The AT Guide is a website that provides information and advice about how technology can help people to live well with dementia.
Bipolar UK
Bipolar UK, 11 Belgrave Road, London, SW1V 1RB
Telephone: 0333 323 3880
Description: This is a national user-led organisation and registered charity for people whose lives are affected by bipolar disorder.
Black and Asian Therapists Network
Description: Black and Asian Therapist Network is a charity that provides high quality therapy for Black and Asian people and encourages them to be involved proactively with their psychological lives.
Combat Stress
Combat Stress, Head Office, Tyrwhitt House, Oaklawn Road, Leatherhead, Surrey , KT22 0BX
Telephone: 24hrs Helpline: 0800 138 1619, text: 07537 404 719(standard charges may apply for texts)
Description: Combat Stress is a charity that offers mental health treatment and support to veterans and their families.
Community Mental Health Teams (CMHTs)
South West London & St George's Mental Health NHS Trust, Springfield University Hospital, 61 Glenburnie Road, London, SW17 7DJ
Telephone: 020 3513 5000
Description: Community Mental Health Teams offer specialist support for people with mental health problems who require further treatment or longer term support.
Crisis and Home Treatment Team
Springfield University Hospital, Building 1, Entrance 2, Floor 1 61 Glenburnie Road, London, SW17 7DJ
Telephone: 020 3513 6605 or 020 3513 6681 (ward telephone) 0800 028 8000 (out of hours/crisis line)
Description: The Crisis Line provides advice, information and support on problems relating to mental health outside normal working hours.


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|Lightning Lad has got to feel like a fuckin' idiot right now.
"My plan to have four super-animals simultaneously attack the globes, succeeded!!"
As a 30th century super-force against crime, injustice and evil, the Legion has not only an entire galaxy of disparate lifeforms from among which to choose its members, it has all of history at its disposal. Not surprisingly, the Legion chooses to double-down on fellow super-powered allies of their inspiration, Superboy. They've got Superboy's "big brother" Mon-El, his cousin Supergirl, but with much of the thousand years of Superman's upcoming history shrouded in mystery, they have pick 'em where they can find 'em.
Such a selection is The Legion of Super-Pets, assembled at a time when the Legion was very much an adjunct of the Superman universe rather than its own entity. Consisting of Comet the Super-Horse (a human archer magically transformed into a super-powered stallion), Supergirl's pet cat Streaky (whose powers are derived from "Kryptonite-X"), and Superman's fellow Kryptonian survivors Krypto the super-dog and Beppo the super-monkey, the quartet is assembled to drive off powerful space brains whose immense offensive capabilities are useless against animals. Phew!
The Super-Pets had their own headquarters, official roster, and even team tryouts. Because of course they would.


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ADELANTO � A six-run second inning was enough for the High Desert Mavericks to beat the Modesto Nuts 9-7 Thursday night at Stater Bros. Stadium.
High Desert (39-38, 5-2 second half) led 9-2 after the fourth inning, but Modesto (39-39, 7-1 second half) made the game interesting with three runs in the seventh and two in the eighth. Mavs reliever Jeremy Dobbs retired the final five Nuts for his first save.
Patrick Brady went 2-for-4 with a three-run home run in the second inning and four RBIs. Jamal Austin was 2-for-4 with two RBIs, and Kevin Rivers and Brock Hebert each had two hits.
Trevor Miller picked up the win after giving up two runs on seven hits with eight strikeouts and one walk in six innings.
Modesto jumped out to an early lead with a run in the top of the second, but the Mavs came back with six in the bottom of the second and never trailed again.
Rivers led off the frame with a single and then stole second. After Patrick Kivlehan walked, Steve Baron singled to load the bases. With one out, Hebert hit an RBI single, and Austin had a two-run single with two outs. Brady followed with a three-run homer to cap the rally.
High Desert added a run in the third. Rivers led off with a double, advanced to third base on Kivlehan's fly out to right field and scored on a wild pitch.
The Mavs tacked on two more runs in the fourth behind Brady's RBI single and Daniel Paolini's sacrifice fly.
The two teams square again Friday at 7:05 p.m. at Stater Bros. Stadium.
High Desert holds off Modesto's late rally
ADELANTO � A six-run second inning was enough for the High Desert Mavericks to beat the Modesto Nuts 9-7 Thursday night at Stater Bros. Stadium.


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Bea returned to school a week ago. It was well time for it to happen and time for me to let go of my fear of having her out of my sight.
Going back to school has ultimately been good for the entire family. There's a sense of normalcy that we haven't had in some months. That lingering feeling that something's not quite right is always present but it's not chirping so loud right now. And, that's just with me. Bea is another story.
She's thrilled to be back at school. The routine is pretty much the same as in the fall. I have to drag her out of bed. She watches the Pink Panther or the Jetsons or some other old school cartoon while she eats her breakfast. She procrastinates on getting dressed and minutes before the bus comes she decides she has to go potty. Same old. Same old. Then I get her at the bus stop and sometimes she plays with the neighborhood kids for an hour or two and sometimes we go pick up Lewis at his school.
So, what's a gal to do when her kids are away? Well, good news for me, too. I'm going back to work this week, teaching a condensed schedule of 2 days a week at the Art Institute. I'm prepping my classes 100% before the first day, which is a first. And, so my days are filled with work right now. That's a good thing. If I didn't have that I don't know what I would do or what my mood would bring.
I dunno. It's been hard to write lately. I don't feel the same verve for words that I felt a few weeks back. Part of it is because the stress isn't high pitched and not hitting those chords in my brain that make me want to express myself. Maybe I'm tired and need to be OK with not always producing things... producing money with fundraising, producing art because I need to expunge the awfulness of cancer, writing because I need the world to know what it really means to have a child with cancer. Yeah, I'm definitely burned out.
But, that being said, Bea is not burned out and she's more important than all that stuff. So, that keeps me going day in and day out. She's happy and her happiness is all that matters.