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The battle between the US’s allies and Russia’s allies is escalating in the North-East of Syria, posing a real danger that the superpowers may slide into a direct confrontation to protect their interests. But Washington will not prevail at the end of the day in Syria and its allies – led by Syria’s Kurds under the flag of the “SDF” (Syrian Democratic Forces) – will pay the heaviest price.
It is clear that Washington hawks believe that they can provoke or belittle Moscow in Syria: the US bombed the Syrian military airport of Shyay’rat where Russian forces were stationed with other Syrian units. Moreover Washington jets bombed on three consecutive occasions Russia’s allies close to the Syrian-Iraqi border crossing in Al-Tanf. And last but not least, in recent days, the US Air Force shot down an Iranian drone and Syrian Su-22 jet whose bombing objectives were the “Islamic State” (ISIS) terrorist group area, while US backed Kurdish forces were advancing on the city limit of of Rusafa in rural Raqqah.
All these hostile US military actions have been carried out unlawfully on Syrian territory and against the Syrian army not against terrorist groups. The US have no legal jurisdiction or international mandate or consensus to attack the Syrian Army on its own soil, particularly when the US aim, in fact, is to support the partition of an independent country rather than to fight terrorism. It is simply related to Washington’s influence and control over that part of Syrian territory needed in north-east Syria for occupation without any legitimate international support and to establish military airports and a base in Bilad al-Sham.
Obviously, Washington pays little attention to Moscow’s possible reaction to US military action against Russian allies in Syria as they advance to reclaim the Syrian territory. But Russia is responding by bombing Washington’s allies in Syria. It is not unlikely that US jets may accidently bomb Russian forces embedded with Syrian groups and Russian jets may bomb US Special Forces embedded with their Kurdish proxies operating in the north of Syria. This is when the situation may get out of control and the prestige of superpower countries may be dented creating an unwanted but almost inevitable reaction; this would drive the Middle East into another destructive dimension that may affect the World.
-It has injected thousands of fresh troops to recover the 55.000 sq km Syrian Badiya (Steppe) and managed to defeat the US proxies (Usud al-Sharqiyah) and ISIS in the semi-desert of south-eastern Syria: to date over 25,000 sq.km have been recovered from Suwaida province to the south of al-Tanaf borders.
-Iran pushed forces above the Tanaf (where US forces are established) to close the northeast path to Deir al-Zour, establishing a new demarcation line, and isolating the US in al-Tanaf.
-Iran coordinated with Iraq the advance of the Iraqi security forces on the al-Tanaf from the Iraqi side to block the US forces. Iraqi troops are moving north from al-Tanaf towards al-Qaem to meet the Syrian army and its allies along the borderline.
-Iran launched its “Zulfuqar” (Prophet Mohammed’s cousin, the fourth Caliph and first Shia Imam Ali Bin Abi Taleb’ sword) 700 km mid-range ballistic missiles against ISIS, but also to send multiple domestic (revenge for the double terrorist attack) and international messages to the US and its allies in the Middle East, just 24 hours after the US ban on the Iranian missile program. Tehran pays no attention to American decisions, telling Washington that its decision will not be taken into consideration; that Iran’s arm is long and can hit any target in the Middle East (Israel, Saudi Arabia, US military bases in the Middle East), and that Iran doesn’t feel concerned about all the conventional rules. It is capable of hitting any target whenever it wants and where it wants; Iran launched its missiles from Kurdistan-Iran, the same province from which the ISIS Iranian Kurds who launched their double terrorist attack this month against Iranian institutions.
Also Iran launched its missiles targeting ISIS in the city of Deir Al-Zour (besieged since 30 months with over 100,000 -150,000 civilians) and al-Mayadeen to emphasise the importance of Syria and the City of Deir Al-Zour (the US jets and its allies contributed in breaking the defence line of the Syrian army by striking last year their positions on the Tharda mountains overlooking Deir Al-Zour airport). That particular US bombing which lasted several hours, and killed over 100 soldiers and officer of the Syrian Army in Tharda gave ISIS the upper hand by allowing them to advance into the airport perimeter (the only air supply to the besieged city) and permitting the partition of the city in two parts by ISIS. Iran’s message is clear: it won’t allow the fall of Deir al-Zour and will do everything, with its allies, to break the siege in the coming months.
Following the escalation in Syria, Russia is sending more air defence missiles to Syria. Damascus will not hesitate to bomb US coalition jets, especially since Moscow maintain its forces on the ground and will be in charge of protecting them from any US reaction. Moscow has stopped cooperating with the US in Syria by temporarily suspending the deconfliction line (due to be re-established soon) and issued a clear warning that Russia will consider any target over flying west of the Euphrates river as hostile.
In the midst of all this, Iraqi forces are moving along the border with Syria, telling the US forces that it is cooperating with Damascus and is not concerned by any American project in the region. Baghdad will not accept the presence of any US forces on its territory after defeating ISIS. The US will maintain a training contract with the Iraqi government but will have no influence over the country’s decisions and relationship with its neighbours, including Syria and Iran.
All the forces on the ground – except the Kurds and some remnants of the Syrian opposition forces – will be working against the US forces in Syria, starting from ISIS (as insurgents after the war ends in Syria and Iraq), Al-Qaeda (vowed to hit the US anywhere in the World), Turkey (which refuses the US support for the Kurds autonomy in Syria), Damascus (will strike the Kurds after finishing off ISIS control of territory) and Syria’s allies (Iran, Hezbollah and Iraqi militia in Syria) are waiting for the right opportunity to strike US forces along the lines of what Hezbollah did in Beirut (blowing up the Marines’ headquarters and the US embassy in Beirut, Lebanon in the 80s). Therefore, the US has won many enemies and very few friends, who will find themselves on their own, because Washington will have no alternative but to abandon them sooner or later. It is well known that the US does not have friends; it has business partners and common interests. When the US interests will cease in Syria, the soldiers will have no alternative but to leave the country.
The secular Kurds of Syria have erred in adopting a new policy that was never adopted by the Kurds of Iraq. They declared hostility to Damascus and allied themselves with America and its allies in the region (Wahhabi Salafi Saudi Arabia). The Kurds took an anti-Iranian stance and accepted that their militants would become burning wood to recover the Arab-majority city of Raqqah, sustaining considerable casualties only to fulfil a US plan to establish military bases in north-eastern Syria. Kurds will be the future’s biggest losers: the forces of Damascus and their allies are recovering territories by the Kurds side and advancing in rural Raqqah to prevent the US proxies militants from expanding and occupying oil field west of the Euphrates River.
Kurds will become THE enemy following ISIS’s defeat. For the long years of the Syrian war, Kurds were silent allies and part of Syria. Damascus was ready to discuss a Kurdish Federation when the war ended, as long as it remains part of Syria. Today the Kurds have accepted to become the American proxy forces to fulfil a dream of a federation that was smashed first by Turkey (splitting Rojava in two when occupying the corridor from Jarablus to al-Bab), and today will be also attacked by Damascus.
Syria will never allow a Kurdish federation that offers protection to an occupying force, the US. In fact, the hostility towards Washington’s soldiers is unprecedented in the Levant and Mesopotamia, making of the Kurdish choice of alignment with the US (and Saudi Arabia) an incredibly suicidal naïve strategy. It It is clear, then, that the United States of America will only have enemies in the Levant and will end up losing its temporary Kurdish friends in the region. Russia only, and its allies, who work with determination, consistency and with considerable force in Syria, will prevail.
Most of the West haven’t a clue about what’s going on. They are busy eating, drinking and dancing instead of mourning and reporting on the atrocities. Shame on the UK, USA and ISRAEL who have aided and abetted ALL terrorists…….your time of retribution is soon to come upon you.
Excellent analysis. The Syrian Kurds have blundered into a US trap. The US and its Anglosphere and EU vassals and proxies in the MENA think the East will bend its knee but those days are over.
Very informative and critical indeed. Gratitude for your contribution.
And the people of the west are hardly paying attention. This should be bigger news, and certainly should be presented as a serious matter in the media. It isn’t presented that way, and the people don’t understand the danger.
NextWho is losing and who is winning in Syria?

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the battle between the us’s allies and russia’s allies is escalating in the north-east of syria, posing a real danger that the superpowers may slide into a direct confrontation to protect their interests. but washington will not prevail at the end of the day in syria and its allies – led by syria’s kurds under the flag of the “sdf” (syrian democratic forces) – will pay the heaviest price.
it is clear that washington hawks believe that they can provoke or belittle moscow in syria: the us bombed the syrian military airport of shyay’rat where russian forces were stationed with other syrian units. moreover washington jets bombed on three consecutive occasions russia’s allies close to the syrian-iraqi border crossing in al-tanf. and last but not least, in recent days, the us air force shot down an iranian drone and syrian su-22 jet whose bombing objectives were the “islamic state” (isis) terrorist group area, while us backed kurdish forces were advancing on the city limit of of rusafa in rural raqqah.
all these hostile us military actions have been carried out unlawfully on syrian territory and against the syrian army not against terrorist groups. the us have no legal jurisdiction or international mandate or consensus to attack the syrian army on its own soil, particularly when the us aim, in fact, is to support the partition of an independent country rather than to fight terrorism. it is simply related to washington’s influence and control over that part of syrian territory needed in north-east syria for occupation without any legitimate international support and to establish military airports and a base in bilad al-sham.
obviously, washington pays little attention to moscow’s possible reaction to us military action against russian allies in syria as they advance to reclaim the syrian territory. but russia is responding by bombing washington’s allies in syria. it is not unlikely that us jets may accidently bomb russian forces embedded with syrian groups and russian jets may bomb us special forces embedded with their kurdish proxies operating in the north of syria. this is when the situation may get out of control and the prestige of superpower countries may be dented creating an unwanted but almost inevitable reaction; this would drive the middle east into another destructive dimension that may affect the world.
-it has injected thousands of fresh troops to recover the 55.000 sq km syrian badiya (steppe) and managed to defeat the us proxies (usud al-sharqiyah) and isis in the semi-desert of south-eastern syria: to date over 25,000 sq.km have been recovered from suwaida province to the south of al-tanaf borders.
-iran pushed forces above the tanaf (where us forces are established) to close the northeast path to deir al-zour, establishing a new demarcation line, and isolating the us in al-tanaf.
-iran coordinated with iraq the advance of the iraqi security forces on the al-tanaf from the iraqi side to block the us forces. iraqi troops are moving north from al-tanaf towards al-qaem to meet the syrian army and its allies along the borderline.
-iran launched its “zulfuqar” (prophet mohammed’s cousin, the fourth caliph and first shia imam ali bin abi taleb’ sword) 700 km mid-range ballistic missiles against isis, but also to send multiple domestic (revenge for the double terrorist attack) and international messages to the us and its allies in the middle east, just 24 hours after the us ban on the iranian missile program. tehran pays no attention to american decisions, telling washington that its decision will not be taken into consideration; that iran’s arm is long and can hit any target in the middle east (israel, saudi arabia, us military bases in the middle east), and that iran doesn’t feel concerned about all the conventional rules. it is capable of hitting any target whenever it wants and where it wants; iran launched its missiles from kurdistan-iran, the same province from which the isis iranian kurds who launched their double terrorist attack this month against iranian institutions.
also iran launched its missiles targeting isis in the city of deir al-zour (besieged since 30 months with over 100,000 -150,000 civilians) and al-mayadeen to emphasise the importance of syria and the city of deir al-zour (the us jets and its allies contributed in breaking the defence line of the syrian army by striking last year their positions on the tharda mountains overlooking deir al-zour airport). that particular us bombing which lasted several hours, and killed over 100 soldiers and officer of the syrian army in tharda gave isis the upper hand by allowing them to advance into the airport perimeter (the only air supply to the besieged city) and permitting the partition of the city in two parts by isis. iran’s message is clear: it won’t allow the fall of deir al-zour and will do everything, with its allies, to break the siege in the coming months.
following the escalation in syria, russia is sending more air defence missiles to syria. damascus will not hesitate to bomb us coalition jets, especially since moscow maintain its forces on the ground and will be in charge of protecting them from any us reaction. moscow has stopped cooperating with the us in syria by temporarily suspending the deconfliction line (due to be re-established soon) and issued a clear warning that russia will consider any target over flying west of the euphrates river as hostile.
in the midst of all this, iraqi forces are moving along the border with syria, telling the us forces that it is cooperating with damascus and is not concerned by any american project in the region. baghdad will not accept the presence of any us forces on its territory after defeating isis. the us will maintain a training contract with the iraqi government but will have no influence over the country’s decisions and relationship with its neighbours, including syria and iran.
all the forces on the ground – except the kurds and some remnants of the syrian opposition forces – will be working against the us forces in syria, starting from isis (as insurgents after the war ends in syria and iraq), al-qaeda (vowed to hit the us anywhere in the world), turkey (which refuses the us support for the kurds autonomy in syria), damascus (will strike the kurds after finishing off isis control of territory) and syria’s allies (iran, hezbollah and iraqi militia in syria) are waiting for the right opportunity to strike us forces along the lines of what hezbollah did in beirut (blowing up the marines’ headquarters and the us embassy in beirut, lebanon in the 80s). therefore, the us has won many enemies and very few friends, who will find themselves on their own, because washington will have no alternative but to abandon them sooner or later. it is well known that the us does not have friends; it has business partners and common interests. when the us interests will cease in syria, the soldiers will have no alternative but to leave the country.
the secular kurds of syria have erred in adopting a new policy that was never adopted by the kurds of iraq. they declared hostility to damascus and allied themselves with america and its allies in the region (wahhabi salafi saudi arabia). the kurds took an anti-iranian stance and accepted that their militants would become burning wood to recover the arab-majority city of raqqah, sustaining considerable casualties only to fulfil a us plan to establish military bases in north-eastern syria. kurds will be the future’s biggest losers: the forces of damascus and their allies are recovering territories by the kurds side and advancing in rural raqqah to prevent the us proxies militants from expanding and occupying oil field west of the euphrates river.
kurds will become the enemy following isis’s defeat. for the long years of the syrian war, kurds were silent allies and part of syria. damascus was ready to discuss a kurdish federation when the war ended, as long as it remains part of syria. today the kurds have accepted to become the american proxy forces to fulfil a dream of a federation that was smashed first by turkey (splitting rojava in two when occupying the corridor from jarablus to al-bab), and today will be also attacked by damascus.
syria will never allow a kurdish federation that offers protection to an occupying force, the us. in fact, the hostility towards washington’s soldiers is unprecedented in the levant and mesopotamia, making of the kurdish choice of alignment with the us (and saudi arabia) an incredibly suicidal naïve strategy. it it is clear, then, that the united states of america will only have enemies in the levant and will end up losing its temporary kurdish friends in the region. russia only, and its allies, who work with determination, consistency and with considerable force in syria, will prevail.
most of the west haven’t a clue about what’s going on. they are busy eating, drinking and dancing instead of mourning and reporting on the atrocities. shame on the uk, usa and israel who have aided and abetted all terrorists…….your time of retribution is soon to come upon you.
excellent analysis. the syrian kurds have blundered into a us trap. the us and its anglosphere and eu vassals and proxies in the mena think the east will bend its knee but those days are over.
very informative and critical indeed. gratitude for your contribution.
and the people of the west are hardly paying attention. this should be bigger news, and certainly should be presented as a serious matter in the media. it isn’t presented that way, and the people don’t understand the danger.
nextwho is losing and who is winning in syria?


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everything you need to know about the “nervous systems” and “bloodstreams” of the automobiles of tomorrow.
working at sumitomo electric bordnetze means: networking. also with a very special corporate culture.
why sumitomo electric bordnetze is valued as an employer by more than 33,000 people worldwide.
also in 2019 you can meet us at several job fairs and recruiting events. we are looking forward to get in contact with you! further information will follow on the local parts of this website.


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lowercased: mountain run at boyne is a chalet-style resort and skiers paradise that offers direct access to 14 ski lifts and over 50 trails for all skills. a few special suites actually provide guests the chance to ski in and ski out at the base of the super bowl, one of the most popular black diamond runs on the mountain. the resorts accommodations are exactly what youd expect from a mountain resort, and then some. just like home, the suites feature fireplaces and cozy decor, perfect after a long day on the slopes, biking the mountain, playing golf or exploring the beautiful michigan countryside.


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Mr. James Short died Sunday, Sept. 1, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Gemberling, at the age of 78 years, five months and twenty-eight days. (b. 7 Mar., 1834) His wife preceded him in death last year. The deceased was born in Virginia, but spent the better part of his life on the farm near Emden. He suffered for years with palsy and the past year grew steadily weaker. To mourn his departure are his daughter, Mrs. Mary Gemberling and one son, Monteville Short, besides a host of other relatives and friends. Rev. Wahl preached the funeral sermon at the home. Interment in Bethel Cemetery.
This page is "James Short Obituary" on the Logan County, Illinois, ILGenWeb site. The address of this page is http://logan.illinoisgenweb.org/obits/ shortjames.htm. This page was last revised on January 25, 2004.

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mr. james short died sunday, sept. 1, at the home of his daughter, mrs. mary gemberling, at the age of 78 years, five months and twenty-eight days. (b. 7 mar., 1834) his wife preceded him in death last year. the deceased was born in virginia, but spent the better part of his life on the farm near emden. he suffered for years with palsy and the past year grew steadily weaker. to mourn his departure are his daughter, mrs. mary gemberling and one son, monteville short, besides a host of other relatives and friends. rev. wahl preached the funeral sermon at the home. interment in bethel cemetery.
this page is "james short obituary" on the logan county, illinois, ilgenweb site. the address of this page is http://logan.illinoisgenweb.org/obits/ shortjames.htm. this page was last revised on january 25, 2004.


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Drug addiction stops every day at Narconon Arrowhead. Below is an explanation of our program from the only source that matters - our students and their parents.
On the 28th of April 2000, we attended our son's graduation ceremony at Narconon Arrowhead. Our son's graduation event will forever be etched in our memory, as a rebirth of our child. It had been so many years since we had seen him drug or alcohol free that we actually had a hard time recognizing him. He looked absolutely wonderful and his behavior was so accepting and calm. For years, we had wondered if we would ever see our "real" son again. We met so many people the evening of our son's graduation and we cannot remember all of their names, but we want to thank each person who took the time and effort to make a difference in our son's life. Your efforts are most likely the reason our son developed the will to change, as all other efforts that had been made through the years had not made a difference for him. You are truly the savers of life!
My son was a bright talented child. He learned to play the guitar and had a natural ability to draw and paint. In his teens something happened to this bright talented child. I found out later that he had gotten into drugs and barely finished high school. He could not hold a job and his only financial support was a family who "gave him money to keep him away". This went on for twelve years in which time he was a waste to himself and others. After trying numerous "Drug Rehab Programs" I found Narconon Arrowhead. I took him there as an emaciated "end of the trail person". In a short time he regained his health and became himself again. Most importantly he became free of drugs. My son now has a family of his own. He is very productive in working with others to help them gain their own self esteem back and to become free of the ravages of drug use. My son and I have never been closer or had such a good relationship as father and son. Narconon Arrowhead not only gave my son back to me, but also gave me a very good friend.
There are no words to define what Narconon Arrowhead means to my family.
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Narconon Arrowhead made me whole again. How do you thank someone for saving your life?
When I first came to the Narconon program back in 1997, I was 27, years old, had been using every drug under the sun for 15 years and was basically in apathy as to whether or not anything could be done to help me. This was my third rehab in a year and I truly wanted help, I just didn't think it was available. So I started doing the program and I could not find anything wrong with it No matter how hard I tried, with all of my old paranoia and distrust in full effect, I just couldn't find anything wrong with it. Here was a program that didn't have me admit I was powerless and diseased, want me to relive my terrible past 90 times in 90 days (for the rest of my life) or want me to take "medication" for my "manic depression".
This is a program that truly showed me that I am powerful, that I can repair the past and that all the happiness I ever hope to find is within myself. This program not only showed me how to stay off of drugs, it did just what it promised, it gave me a new life. If you're at the end of your rope and you're ready to put in some good, honest hard work to make a change for the better, without drugs, Narconon Arrowhead is hands down the best drug rehabilitation program on the planet, period. I've been clean for 3 years now and I owe it all to my grandmother for getting me to Narconon Arrowhead and to Mr. Benitez and Mr. Hubbard.
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The Narconon® drug rehabilitation program has saved my life. I cannot begin to explain the sense of happiness that has been restored to my life. I once pictured myself as a drug addict that was beyond help, but today that picture has changed to one I am proud to face in the mirror every day.
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Before I came here I was told by three doctors that I did not have long to live. Narconon Arrowhead gave me back my life. Doing this program I have learned that I am a good person and there is more to being drug-free than just being off drugs. It’s knowing yourself and who you are. It’s about honesty, integrity and values that make a person happy. Narconon gave me all these things and more.
I thank Narconon Arrowhead and all who made it possible for me to experience this wonderful life I now have.
Three months ago I arrived at Narconon Arrowhead with what seemed at the time only a glimmer of hope. After twenty years of heroin and methadone addiction, countless efforts of attempted help that failed, happiness as a drug free person seemed as likely as hitting the lottery at five million to one. As overwhelming as it seemed, I couldn't bring myself to accept the alternatives; death or prison. Not without exhausting all possible solutions. Somehow I still cherished the thought of drug free existence. Happiness had its price and upon arriving at Narconon Arrowhead I'd decided that if I could, if it was possible, I'd make a real, genuine effort. Then, after being exposed to the loving, caring and committed staff members at Arrowhead, my commitment became "I can", and "I will". And sure enough, three months later I am drug free and in control of my life for the first time in my adult life.
Five weeks from today I'll be thirty-eight years old, with a future as a happy, drug free member of society to look forward to. What appeared impossible became a reality. My purpose as a person has been revealed. Today I can accept responsibility for my past, no longer afraid of my future, and I am wanting and willing to help my fellow man.
The time spent at Narconon Arrowhead has been nothing short of life-saving. The Narconon program and the people who delivered it, words like amazing, unbelievable and spectacular can't begin to do them justice.
The Narconon® program works and anyone that recognizes the threat drugs pose to our society and planet must support the efforts of Narconon Arrowhead and staff - they deliver.
I was drinking heavily and doing a lot of cocaine but because I was able to "function" I didn't think I had a problem. During this time I was mentally and emotionally dead. I couldn't feel things anymore and even when I wanted to feel something I didn't have the proper reactions to situations. I was dying. My body was deteriorating rapidly and I was very sick frequently. The drugs and alcohol were killing me. You see, I did want to die - the greatest way to not deal with anything is to die and that is the drug addict's ultimate dream, but something kept pulling me back; after I ended up in the hospital after a blackout I did stop once for 8 months, I went through pure unadulterated hell from the withdrawal which lasted about a month. Afterwards I would still crave the drugs and alcohol. It was madness. I couldn't stop thinking or dreaming about them. I went to meetings during this time and then I started to drink after the meetings, then I progressed to using the drugs again, mostly cocaine. My sponsor once told me 'It 's OK, you 're not ready to quit yet SO if you have to drink, then drink, and when you are ready to quit you will know it. You may just have to go down further before you make the decision to stop.' I thought it was a bunch of garbage because every day I did want to quit but I couldn't.
I went to a chiropractic seminar and they talked about the Narconon® program. I took a pamphlet with Kirstie Alley's picture on it and called. I asked for information and then I didn't think about it, until that July 4th weekend. I went on a binge from July 2 to the early hours of July 5th and I realized that I did have a major problem. I called Narconon Arrowhead and was there 72 hours later.
I was looking forward to the sauna because I wanted all the alcohol, drugs and residues out of my body. I wanted to feel clean again instead of feeling sick all of the time. I went into the sauna with cloudy eyes, feeling sick all the time and no energy. I came out a new born. I thought it couldn't get any better, but I was wrong.... the life skill courses here at Narconon Arrowhead really enable you to take control of your life, actions and environment. You make the decisions for yourself without ever having to justify another thing.
When I took that 1st drink at 7, I was escaping from a physically, mentally and emotionally abusive environment, but I also lost who I was. When I came to Narconon Arrowhead I had no idea who I was. I found myself here and that is a wonderful gift. I now help other people get out of the fog, haze and destruction of substance abuse. People don't have to be lost from themselves or from others. There really is no escape from reality. Anyone can have what I have today. They can have themselves back. Instead of being at the effect of everything going on around them, they can make the necessary changes to make their lives better by coming to Narconon Arrowhead.
If you or someone you love has a problem with drugs or alcohol please call. Narconon Arrowhead can save that life and give that person a new awareness of themselves.
I would like to put on paper my feelings at this time on what I've been through and what I am going through. I feel as though, to a degree I am in a state of confusion because of my recent transformation from a lower primate to a higher man. The change has been a painful one, with regard to having to give up all the things that I've been used to doing for the 30 years of my addiction. For the first time I am now truly clean and drug-free. Something I haven't been for 30 years. All my excuses have been stripped from me. I am now capable of receiving, and applying, new ways of living a good and prosperous life.
As for Narconon Arrowhead and all it stands for, I owe my life. When I got here, my life was in a downward spiral, and it had been for the past 18 years. I didn't know how to live. I didn't know how to be happy. I only knew I wanted to.
The Sauna was the best thing for me. Without the cleansing, I would still be a resigned junkie. My health is back, and my body is alive again. Being in control of my life, is my life.
The Ups and Downs Course taught me why I had mood swings and how to prevent them.
The Personal Values and Integrity Course brought out the real me and reinforced my self-respect.
The Conditions of Life Course taught me how to handle any situation I have or will have in my life.
The Way to Happiness® Course is just what it says, and if you apply these values to your life, you will flourish and prosper and so will those around you.
Narconon Arrowhead is truly a miracle, but this miracle can be explained. I plan on explaining it to many others to come. Through the Narconon® program, I have courage, strength, and happiness.
I personally thank the Narconon Arrowhead staff. I appreciate all the support and understanding and greatly value all that everyone has taught me.
I have had wins on this course since I started the program. I have been getting better ever since and I have had exceptional personal increases in all directions. I am very happy with my progress. I am looking forward to my life after Narconon. This is going to be fantastic. Why didn't some one tell me about this place before!
I will pass the word!
I came here 8 months ago with a drug history of more than ten years. This was my last hope and the last hope of my family for me. What I found here was the answer to a wasted and hopeless existence on drugs. I found a technology which really does work. But more than that, I found people who believe that addicts like myself could be helped and really could become creative and productive citizens again. I also found out that there are others out there who believe the same thing, people who contributed not only money but also their belief in people like me.
After I graduated from the program, I stayed on for a while to work in the Print Shop where I was able to work in the graphic arts department and do what I love the most -- art. I also found a wonderful lady to spend the rest of my life with. I want to somehow try to express my thanks and gratitude in the way I can do it best, through my art. I have prepared a special illustration for Narconon Arrowhead with the help of the Print Shop, this small gift could never equal what the Narconon program has done for me and many many others, but maybe it can serve as a reminder to Narconon each day that they are creating NEW LIFE for real people like me.
I can't tell you how much Narconon Arrowhead is appreciated by me and my family.

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drug addiction stops every day at narconon arrowhead. below is an explanation of our program from the only source that matters - our students and their parents.
on the 28th of april 2000, we attended our son's graduation ceremony at narconon arrowhead. our son's graduation event will forever be etched in our memory, as a rebirth of our child. it had been so many years since we had seen him drug or alcohol free that we actually had a hard time recognizing him. he looked absolutely wonderful and his behavior was so accepting and calm. for years, we had wondered if we would ever see our "real" son again. we met so many people the evening of our son's graduation and we cannot remember all of their names, but we want to thank each person who took the time and effort to make a difference in our son's life. your efforts are most likely the reason our son developed the will to change, as all other efforts that had been made through the years had not made a difference for him. you are truly the savers of life!
my son was a bright talented child. he learned to play the guitar and had a natural ability to draw and paint. in his teens something happened to this bright talented child. i found out later that he had gotten into drugs and barely finished high school. he could not hold a job and his only financial support was a family who "gave him money to keep him away". this went on for twelve years in which time he was a waste to himself and others. after trying numerous "drug rehab programs" i found narconon arrowhead. i took him there as an emaciated "end of the trail person". in a short time he regained his health and became himself again. most importantly he became free of drugs. my son now has a family of his own. he is very productive in working with others to help them gain their own self esteem back and to become free of the ravages of drug use. my son and i have never been closer or had such a good relationship as father and son. narconon arrowhead not only gave my son back to me, but also gave me a very good friend.
there are no words to define what narconon arrowhead means to my family.
just a personal note of thanks for allowing me to be a guest at narconon arrowhead to learn about your procedures and to visit my son joseph, one of your students (joseph graduated from the narconon program). thanks to you he celebrated his 9th month of sobriety on april 25th for which we are all grateful.
i studied with professional interest the 9 points (courses) of your program, namely, drug-free withdrawal, communications, new life detoxification procedure, learning improvement, communication and perceptions, up and downs in life, personal values and integrity, changing conditions of life, and the way to happiness®. we cover these same areas but not with the excellent books you have.
during my four days i added to my professional competence as an addictions outpatient counselor by talking with students and staff. i was able to see what a focused, intensive program such as yours at narconon can accomplish in helping people turn around. i was impressed with the level of motivation in the students and i like the use of the term "student" because it points out the reason why they are there, namely, to learn a new way to live.
after seeing the results of your work and speaking to members of the staff, i feel that you have much to teach the drug rehabilitation field and araphoe house. this was a rewarding personal visit for me as well as an information-packed professional visit for which i am grateful.
i really do not have the words to describe how i feel today as compared to the life i led engulfed in the degradation of drugs. how do you describe the day to day agony and humiliation of being a drug addict? drugs control and destroy life and make you do things you would never dream of doing if not for the illusive and hollow promises you tell yourself this chemical will give. how do you describe this insanity in such a way as to make others understand just how devastating it really is? how do you explain a life without pride or integrity or peace of mind, not even a little? how do you describe the guilt and alienation from life?
i came to narconon arrowhead a broken mess of a human being. i had lied to myself for so long that i started to believe there really was no hope for me, or a way out of the trap. i told myself that i was a drug addict and that somehow explained and justified my impeccably wasted life. i was more dead than alive and numb.
today i have no words to really explain the difference in my life. the narconon® program has taught me how to live again. narconon arrowhead has restored my faith in myself and given me a peace and stability that can only be dreamt of. no longer do the chemicals of evil men call my name or haunt my dreams. no longer do i fear or hate or have to hide. i am successful and happy and i have a future. i can see again and have restored faith in myself. i can look people in the eye and be proud. i can smile and enjoy even the smallest of simple pleasures.
narconon arrowhead made me whole again. how do you thank someone for saving your life?
when i first came to the narconon program back in 1997, i was 27, years old, had been using every drug under the sun for 15 years and was basically in apathy as to whether or not anything could be done to help me. this was my third rehab in a year and i truly wanted help, i just didn't think it was available. so i started doing the program and i could not find anything wrong with it no matter how hard i tried, with all of my old paranoia and distrust in full effect, i just couldn't find anything wrong with it. here was a program that didn't have me admit i was powerless and diseased, want me to relive my terrible past 90 times in 90 days (for the rest of my life) or want me to take "medication" for my "manic depression".
this is a program that truly showed me that i am powerful, that i can repair the past and that all the happiness i ever hope to find is within myself. this program not only showed me how to stay off of drugs, it did just what it promised, it gave me a new life. if you're at the end of your rope and you're ready to put in some good, honest hard work to make a change for the better, without drugs, narconon arrowhead is hands down the best drug rehabilitation program on the planet, period. i've been clean for 3 years now and i owe it all to my grandmother for getting me to narconon arrowhead and to mr. benitez and mr. hubbard.
i’ve had the finest drug treatment money could buy, it has taught me many things. it has taught me about probation and jails, it has shown me the inside of prison twice, and how it feels to be treated like i was less than human. it has taken me to the funerals of seven of my best friends, where i had the opportunity to witness the pain of a mother who lost a son too soon, a father who will never again hear the sound of his child’s voice, and a mother with two sons and no father to help raise them. i have given my parents the intense feeling of anguish at finding their son od’d in their own home - the list goes on. a major part of my life today is a legacy of pain and remorse, my own and that of those whose lives i have touched.
i first got clean in 1988 and in my first treatment center i was told that one in ten addicts who make it to treatment live. i vowed then to be that one and for the last eleven years i fought a losing battle. it is a miracle that i stand before you today. for those of you who don’t know, and are using, let me tell you it is a life and death struggle that you are in. for those of you who have had enough pain. i suggest that you grab ahold of this program with both hands and don’t let go until you wring every bit of knowledge and information out of it that you can. it’s been said that nothing worthwhile is easy. i have done the hard part already. i have gained certainty that i was going to die or spend my life in prison by trying to "use successfully".
i want to talk about the staff…it is hard for me to put into words my gratitude to the staff, how do you thank someone who has saved your life, and not just mine, but has dedicated their lives to helping others to live happy, productive lives? words are not enough. i will forever spread the word about narconon arrowhead and the people who absolutely perform miracles every day.
i started drinking at 14 years old, and started smoking pot at 15. then i started cocaine at 17. i was introduced to crack and i became hooked. i soon dropped out of high school and stopped talking to my parents. i really didn’t care about life. i was introduced to narconon arrowhead and i decided that i definitely needed help. so i agreed to come here. and with the technology that we have here, i have learned so much more than just about staying away from drugs. i’ve learned patience. after a month here my cravings for all drugs disappeared. i have hope for my future. and i have dreams i hope to accomplish one day. i realize that the world will work with me if i work with it. i’m happy again.
i found the real me, the person i always wanted to be.
the narconon® drug rehabilitation program has saved my life. i cannot begin to explain the sense of happiness that has been restored to my life. i once pictured myself as a drug addict that was beyond help, but today that picture has changed to one i am proud to face in the mirror every day.
my drug abuse began thirteen years ago with a simple six-pack of beer but quickly turned into a $300 a day heroin habit. i reached out for answers and help along the way but was never able to find the solution to my drug abuse. i went through countless 12 step programs that never pacified my desire for heroin. my addiction took me to county jails in four states, three hospital trips for overdoses and finally to the state prison. all along the way i knew, that my addiction was controlling my life but i couldn't stop. i had resigned myself to the fact that i was a drug addict and that was all i would ever be. when i got out of prison i was offered a chance to go through the narconon program. i didn’t know if it would work but i knew that if i didn't do something soon i was going to die.
i arrived on the narconon arrowhead campus on june 17, 1998 and that was when my life finally began to change. through the course of the program i regained the sense of personal integrity and responsibility necessary for me to stay off of drugs. there was one day that i had the tremendous realization that for the first time ever i was in control of my life and could honestly say that i was happy this was when i knew, i had finally conquered my drug addiction and i owe that to the narconon program and staff.
i am very happy to say that since i have completed the narconon program i have enjoyed health and control over my life in a way that i have never before experienced. my past life was ruled by drugs, the getting of them and the using of them, for over 25 years. i was cynical, depressed, angry and tired. this program allowed me to confront myself and my environment. it provided me the opportunity to physically heal and to mentally expand. i, in effect, have discovered my spirit, in a new and ready condition. i have captured the confidence and wonder of my youth. by successfully completing this program i am, for the first time in many, many years, living freely and with purpose. i have awakened to my potential. i accept the challenge.
before i came here i was told by three doctors that i did not have long to live. narconon arrowhead gave me back my life. doing this program i have learned that i am a good person and there is more to being drug-free than just being off drugs. it’s knowing yourself and who you are. it’s about honesty, integrity and values that make a person happy. narconon gave me all these things and more.
i thank narconon arrowhead and all who made it possible for me to experience this wonderful life i now have.
three months ago i arrived at narconon arrowhead with what seemed at the time only a glimmer of hope. after twenty years of heroin and methadone addiction, countless efforts of attempted help that failed, happiness as a drug free person seemed as likely as hitting the lottery at five million to one. as overwhelming as it seemed, i couldn't bring myself to accept the alternatives; death or prison. not without exhausting all possible solutions. somehow i still cherished the thought of drug free existence. happiness had its price and upon arriving at narconon arrowhead i'd decided that if i could, if it was possible, i'd make a real, genuine effort. then, after being exposed to the loving, caring and committed staff members at arrowhead, my commitment became "i can", and "i will". and sure enough, three months later i am drug free and in control of my life for the first time in my adult life.
five weeks from today i'll be thirty-eight years old, with a future as a happy, drug free member of society to look forward to. what appeared impossible became a reality. my purpose as a person has been revealed. today i can accept responsibility for my past, no longer afraid of my future, and i am wanting and willing to help my fellow man.
the time spent at narconon arrowhead has been nothing short of life-saving. the narconon program and the people who delivered it, words like amazing, unbelievable and spectacular can't begin to do them justice.
the narconon® program works and anyone that recognizes the threat drugs pose to our society and planet must support the efforts of narconon arrowhead and staff - they deliver.
i was drinking heavily and doing a lot of cocaine but because i was able to "function" i didn't think i had a problem. during this time i was mentally and emotionally dead. i couldn't feel things anymore and even when i wanted to feel something i didn't have the proper reactions to situations. i was dying. my body was deteriorating rapidly and i was very sick frequently. the drugs and alcohol were killing me. you see, i did want to die - the greatest way to not deal with anything is to die and that is the drug addict's ultimate dream, but something kept pulling me back; after i ended up in the hospital after a blackout i did stop once for 8 months, i went through pure unadulterated hell from the withdrawal which lasted about a month. afterwards i would still crave the drugs and alcohol. it was madness. i couldn't stop thinking or dreaming about them. i went to meetings during this time and then i started to drink after the meetings, then i progressed to using the drugs again, mostly cocaine. my sponsor once told me 'it 's ok, you 're not ready to quit yet so if you have to drink, then drink, and when you are ready to quit you will know it. you may just have to go down further before you make the decision to stop.' i thought it was a bunch of garbage because every day i did want to quit but i couldn't.
i went to a chiropractic seminar and they talked about the narconon® program. i took a pamphlet with kirstie alley's picture on it and called. i asked for information and then i didn't think about it, until that july 4th weekend. i went on a binge from july 2 to the early hours of july 5th and i realized that i did have a major problem. i called narconon arrowhead and was there 72 hours later.
i was looking forward to the sauna because i wanted all the alcohol, drugs and residues out of my body. i wanted to feel clean again instead of feeling sick all of the time. i went into the sauna with cloudy eyes, feeling sick all the time and no energy. i came out a new born. i thought it couldn't get any better, but i was wrong.... the life skill courses here at narconon arrowhead really enable you to take control of your life, actions and environment. you make the decisions for yourself without ever having to justify another thing.
when i took that 1st drink at 7, i was escaping from a physically, mentally and emotionally abusive environment, but i also lost who i was. when i came to narconon arrowhead i had no idea who i was. i found myself here and that is a wonderful gift. i now help other people get out of the fog, haze and destruction of substance abuse. people don't have to be lost from themselves or from others. there really is no escape from reality. anyone can have what i have today. they can have themselves back. instead of being at the effect of everything going on around them, they can make the necessary changes to make their lives better by coming to narconon arrowhead.
if you or someone you love has a problem with drugs or alcohol please call. narconon arrowhead can save that life and give that person a new awareness of themselves.
i would like to put on paper my feelings at this time on what i've been through and what i am going through. i feel as though, to a degree i am in a state of confusion because of my recent transformation from a lower primate to a higher man. the change has been a painful one, with regard to having to give up all the things that i've been used to doing for the 30 years of my addiction. for the first time i am now truly clean and drug-free. something i haven't been for 30 years. all my excuses have been stripped from me. i am now capable of receiving, and applying, new ways of living a good and prosperous life.
as for narconon arrowhead and all it stands for, i owe my life. when i got here, my life was in a downward spiral, and it had been for the past 18 years. i didn't know how to live. i didn't know how to be happy. i only knew i wanted to.
the sauna was the best thing for me. without the cleansing, i would still be a resigned junkie. my health is back, and my body is alive again. being in control of my life, is my life.
the ups and downs course taught me why i had mood swings and how to prevent them.
the personal values and integrity course brought out the real me and reinforced my self-respect.
the conditions of life course taught me how to handle any situation i have or will have in my life.
the way to happiness® course is just what it says, and if you apply these values to your life, you will flourish and prosper and so will those around you.
narconon arrowhead is truly a miracle, but this miracle can be explained. i plan on explaining it to many others to come. through the narconon® program, i have courage, strength, and happiness.
i personally thank the narconon arrowhead staff. i appreciate all the support and understanding and greatly value all that everyone has taught me.
i have had wins on this course since i started the program. i have been getting better ever since and i have had exceptional personal increases in all directions. i am very happy with my progress. i am looking forward to my life after narconon. this is going to be fantastic. why didn't some one tell me about this place before!
i will pass the word!
i came here 8 months ago with a drug history of more than ten years. this was my last hope and the last hope of my family for me. what i found here was the answer to a wasted and hopeless existence on drugs. i found a technology which really does work. but more than that, i found people who believe that addicts like myself could be helped and really could become creative and productive citizens again. i also found out that there are others out there who believe the same thing, people who contributed not only money but also their belief in people like me.
after i graduated from the program, i stayed on for a while to work in the print shop where i was able to work in the graphic arts department and do what i love the most -- art. i also found a wonderful lady to spend the rest of my life with. i want to somehow try to express my thanks and gratitude in the way i can do it best, through my art. i have prepared a special illustration for narconon arrowhead with the help of the print shop, this small gift could never equal what the narconon program has done for me and many many others, but maybe it can serve as a reminder to narconon each day that they are creating new life for real people like me.
i can't tell you how much narconon arrowhead is appreciated by me and my family.


text: In a large bowl, mix the vinegar, salt, dill, pepper, and melted oil. Add cucumbers, onion, and tomatoes. Toss, and let stand at least 15 minutes before serving.

lowercased: in a large bowl, mix the vinegar, salt, dill, pepper, and melted oil. add cucumbers, onion, and tomatoes. toss, and let stand at least 15 minutes before serving.


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Jackson's record was 3-36-1 after two and a half seasons.
I don’t know about y’all, but we were all cheering for Hue Jackson over here.
However, all that cheering didn’t help the Cleveland Browns make it to the .500 mark after eight games this season. Following the disappointing smackdown the Browns received against a Pittsburgh Steelers team they competed mightily against for three quarters, Jackson was let go by ownership as per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The Browns are 2-5-1 on the season and have a 3-36-1 record in two and a half years under Jackson’s leadership. Brown had been known as something of a player’s coach throughout his tenure, preferring to talk to instead of yelling at players, but that approach has not worked in Cleveland.
In seasons past, there were all sorts of problems the team had to deal with. A loose cannon first-round draft pick in current CFL QB Johnny Manziel, accusations of half effort levied against other players and a general expectation that the Browns would lose rather than win on any given Sunday were but a few of the obstacles Jackson tried and failed to overcome.
The maddening part for ownership may have been the fact that three of the Brown’s losses were by three points. Cleveland could have won each of those games if it weren’t for one or two plays. That, ladies and gentlemen, is due to poor execution on offense. Poor execution is inevitably an anchor that always weighs heavier around the neck of the coach than the players.
Though rookie Baker Mayfield has shown flashes, the Browns offense is ranked 24th in both yardage (342.4 per game) and scoring (21.1 points a game). The only thing that will get a coach fired faster than mediocrity is mediocrity with flashes of brilliance.
DE Myles Garrett, rookie cornerback Andre Ward and Mayfield have each shown that they can play in the NFL at a high level, but hopes for the future mean very little when the present is riddled with disappointment.

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jackson's record was 3-36-1 after two and a half seasons.
i don’t know about y’all, but we were all cheering for hue jackson over here.
however, all that cheering didn’t help the cleveland browns make it to the .500 mark after eight games this season. following the disappointing smackdown the browns received against a pittsburgh steelers team they competed mightily against for three quarters, jackson was let go by ownership as per espn’s adam schefter.
the browns are 2-5-1 on the season and have a 3-36-1 record in two and a half years under jackson’s leadership. brown had been known as something of a player’s coach throughout his tenure, preferring to talk to instead of yelling at players, but that approach has not worked in cleveland.
in seasons past, there were all sorts of problems the team had to deal with. a loose cannon first-round draft pick in current cfl qb johnny manziel, accusations of half effort levied against other players and a general expectation that the browns would lose rather than win on any given sunday were but a few of the obstacles jackson tried and failed to overcome.
the maddening part for ownership may have been the fact that three of the brown’s losses were by three points. cleveland could have won each of those games if it weren’t for one or two plays. that, ladies and gentlemen, is due to poor execution on offense. poor execution is inevitably an anchor that always weighs heavier around the neck of the coach than the players.
though rookie baker mayfield has shown flashes, the browns offense is ranked 24th in both yardage (342.4 per game) and scoring (21.1 points a game). the only thing that will get a coach fired faster than mediocrity is mediocrity with flashes of brilliance.
de myles garrett, rookie cornerback andre ward and mayfield have each shown that they can play in the nfl at a high level, but hopes for the future mean very little when the present is riddled with disappointment.


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Prototype 2011. Note filleted extension on output pipe, and all aluminum scoop with gentle slope to back. Aerodynamically, this isn't necessary. Pegs at front and rear suspend the radiator between the bottom deck of the floor and allow the scoop to drop just below the frame rails.
Note how deep the scoop is relative to the thickness of the radiator. Held on to side rails of the radiator frame by screws. The early scoop is three pieces of aluminum TIG welded together. The front inch or so is folded over for extra strength at the intake.

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prototype 2011. note filleted extension on output pipe, and all aluminum scoop with gentle slope to back. aerodynamically, this isn't necessary. pegs at front and rear suspend the radiator between the bottom deck of the floor and allow the scoop to drop just below the frame rails.
note how deep the scoop is relative to the thickness of the radiator. held on to side rails of the radiator frame by screws. the early scoop is three pieces of aluminum tig welded together. the front inch or so is folded over for extra strength at the intake.


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Here are a few testimonials from current staff expressing how they genuinely feel about working at the Academy.
“As a new member of staﬀ I was worried about the transition into an unfamiliar school setting after being at my previous school for the past four years. I need not have worried. The support I have received from all members of staff has been excellent and I have quickly become a settled member of the team. Working at Accrington Academy is far from dull as no two days are the same. Each day has its own set of challenges and rewards.
“I first experienced Accrington Academy as a trainee teacher and instantly felt the support and guidance which I needed. Now, as an NQT, I have received an unbelievable amount of support from all members of staff across the Academy and feel like I have been part of the team for years.

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here are a few testimonials from current staff expressing how they genuinely feel about working at the academy.
“as a new member of staﬀ i was worried about the transition into an unfamiliar school setting after being at my previous school for the past four years. i need not have worried. the support i have received from all members of staff has been excellent and i have quickly become a settled member of the team. working at accrington academy is far from dull as no two days are the same. each day has its own set of challenges and rewards.
“i first experienced accrington academy as a trainee teacher and instantly felt the support and guidance which i needed. now, as an nqt, i have received an unbelievable amount of support from all members of staff across the academy and feel like i have been part of the team for years.


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A-6064-66 Stud and nut set to bolt on the head. 28-piece set. 1928-31.
Stud and nut set to bolt on the head.

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a-6064-66 stud and nut set to bolt on the head. 28-piece set. 1928-31.
stud and nut set to bolt on the head.


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Sutro Baths was built by Adolph Sutro, San Francisco philanthropist, at the western edge of the city, near Sutro Heights, his home, and the third Cliff House (depending on how you count them), which he built. Both are visible behind the Baths in this postcard.
My grandfather took me to Sutro Baths several times when I was little. The pools had been converted into ice skating rinks. I remember the Egyptian mummies, the Tucker automobile, and Tom Thumb's carriage. Some years before, in 1958, the Baths had appeared in the movie version of The Lineup, directed by Don Siegel.
I was playing in my backyard one day in 1966 when the sky grew dark and ashes started flying overhead. Sutro Baths, which was being demolished to make way for apartments, had caught fire. The mummies and the Tucker and Tom Thumb's carriage had already been removed.
The developer went bankrupt, and the cove where the baths stood is a nice place to hike.
The western edge of San Francisco, around Land's End, has always been one of my favorite places. I will return there in this blog.
The Waterless (air-cooled) Knox automobile was manufactured in Springfield, Massachusetts. From the 07-January-1903 issue of The Horseless Age.
I like the name Waterless Knox. It reminds me of a Doctor Seuss character. It could be the subject of a poem.
I was sad to learn that former Giants reliever Rod Beck had died at the age of 38. He was an inspiring guy and the Giants would never have won the division in 1997 without his monumental efforts. We'll never have the pleasure of seeing Rod at an Old Timers' game or a tribute like the Giants had yesterday for the members of the 1962 Giants and Yankees. He would have had a great time.
The photo has nothing to do with Rod Beck. It shows the new scoreboard at Pac Bell Park, during a game against the Oakland Athletics on 09-June-2007. The Giants lost.
I find it hard to locate information like balls and strikes on the new scoreboard.
Pacifica is one of the two cities on the San Francisco peninsula that allow the sale of fireworks. Riding home on the bus last Thursday, I saw the fireworks stands lying flat on the ground in several lots. On Friday, I saw that the stands had been set up.
Many Pacificans agree that selling fireworks is a bad idea: We have steep, brush-covered hillsides that pose a fire danger. People use the "safe and sane" fireworks to mask the unsafe and insane variety. Not to mention my cat hates the Fourth of July.
Unfortunately, our charities claim that fireworks are the only thing they can sell that will generate enough money. That can't be true. What about drugs? Weapons? They're not thinking outside of the box.
When I saw the title of the article, my first reaction was that it would have been a good name for a psychedelic rock group. Psychedelic rock is not what it once was, so I thought I would use it as the title of my blog.

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sutro baths was built by adolph sutro, san francisco philanthropist, at the western edge of the city, near sutro heights, his home, and the third cliff house (depending on how you count them), which he built. both are visible behind the baths in this postcard.
my grandfather took me to sutro baths several times when i was little. the pools had been converted into ice skating rinks. i remember the egyptian mummies, the tucker automobile, and tom thumb's carriage. some years before, in 1958, the baths had appeared in the movie version of the lineup, directed by don siegel.
i was playing in my backyard one day in 1966 when the sky grew dark and ashes started flying overhead. sutro baths, which was being demolished to make way for apartments, had caught fire. the mummies and the tucker and tom thumb's carriage had already been removed.
the developer went bankrupt, and the cove where the baths stood is a nice place to hike.
the western edge of san francisco, around land's end, has always been one of my favorite places. i will return there in this blog.
the waterless (air-cooled) knox automobile was manufactured in springfield, massachusetts. from the 07-january-1903 issue of the horseless age.
i like the name waterless knox. it reminds me of a doctor seuss character. it could be the subject of a poem.
i was sad to learn that former giants reliever rod beck had died at the age of 38. he was an inspiring guy and the giants would never have won the division in 1997 without his monumental efforts. we'll never have the pleasure of seeing rod at an old timers' game or a tribute like the giants had yesterday for the members of the 1962 giants and yankees. he would have had a great time.
the photo has nothing to do with rod beck. it shows the new scoreboard at pac bell park, during a game against the oakland athletics on 09-june-2007. the giants lost.
i find it hard to locate information like balls and strikes on the new scoreboard.
pacifica is one of the two cities on the san francisco peninsula that allow the sale of fireworks. riding home on the bus last thursday, i saw the fireworks stands lying flat on the ground in several lots. on friday, i saw that the stands had been set up.
many pacificans agree that selling fireworks is a bad idea: we have steep, brush-covered hillsides that pose a fire danger. people use the "safe and sane" fireworks to mask the unsafe and insane variety. not to mention my cat hates the fourth of july.
unfortunately, our charities claim that fireworks are the only thing they can sell that will generate enough money. that can't be true. what about drugs? weapons? they're not thinking outside of the box.
when i saw the title of the article, my first reaction was that it would have been a good name for a psychedelic rock group. psychedelic rock is not what it once was, so i thought i would use it as the title of my blog.


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It’s a chilly rainy November day as I’m writing this post. It feels like a perfect month for Thanksgiving. Bre from Rooms for Rent challenged some of her friends to come up with a Thanksgiving table. We are hosting Thanksgiving this year and I want to do something like this warm and inviting table where yummy foods mix with great textures from recycled silver pieces and crisp white dishes.
I made this meal the other day for our dinner so we had a Thanksgiving style feast a month early. Just about every week I make a roast chicken. I find that it is one of the easiest dishes and it’s fool proof pop up timer guarantees it to come out correctly. We live in the same town at the Mariposa headquarters so for our wedding and our house-warming party we were gifted with some really stunning coastal Mariposa pieces from locals. All the items are made from recycled silver.
I served this one on Mariposa’s String of Pearls wavy platter and love how it makes the chicken look so special. I studied how Pottery Barn made their food look so great at their table settings and one of the things was to surround the chicken or turkey with some sort of leafy plant or rosemary, a citrus or maybe some figs. So I did that with these Variegated Dogwood branches (correct me if I’ve got the name wrong!), oranges and cranberries. Doesn’t it look special?
I wanted to create a very layered table with a dogwood runner, so to speak. I made sure to wind the runner around the dishes and try to keep it away from the glasses and silverware. Danielle, my BFF from middle school, brought back these incredible white pumpkins from New York… she scooped them up at a farmer’s market… 3 for a $1. You can’t touch a great size white pumpkin for that price around here!
I used this petite cupcake stand from Mariposa for the cranberry orange bread I made. The entire table decoration was based around this bread. I knew I wanted to work in oranges and cranberries without it being Christmas-y. If you were going to adapt this for Christmas the easiest way would be to just change out the branches for a pine, evergreen or boxwood.
The little vases at each place are actually napkin rings with some berries I found at church. I love adding some color with berries, greens or flowers at each person’s place it extends the color from the center of the table. Each place is set with a Pottery Barn charger that I picked up three or four years ago on clearance after Christmas, their white Caterer set of dishes (we use these every day), a piece of fabric I made into a napkin and the silver wavy bowl from Mariposa.
The perfect, and incredibly easy complement to a roast chicken dinner are steamed green beans and roasted potatoes. You can throw this meal together if you have 15-20 minutes to spare for prep.
I wanted to have the cranberries around but wasn’t sure how to do it until I found some Bartlett pears at the grocery store and I envisioned these little crocks from Crate & Barrel filled with pears and cranberries. It was the easiest little addition to the table.
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I love the table setting Jenny and that platter is gorgeous!!
So pretty! I would love one of these pieces on my holidays table!
What a gorgeous fall table! You really have the touch…I just don’t know how to layer a table! I will have to study some pictures like you did before I host Christmas Eve. Thanks and love your blog!
Wow! Gorgeous table, Jen! I love all the details…and the food!
I love Mariposa! I have been admiring their pieces for years. It would be a dream to win one! Thanks for the chance to win.
Great tablescape!! Everything looks so appealing! Food always seems to taste better when the table looks pretty. Your Mariposa pieces are a wonderful touch.
Beautiful table setting! I would love a beautiful platter to spruce up my Thanksgiving table!
Love this tablescape! The silver looks beautiful with the natural warm colors of the food and dogwood branches mixed in!
love the table you set!! can’t wait to do my own… stealing some of your ideas!!! love the platter!
Love the pieces! Thanks for giveaway!
Your tables always look amazing. I have total table setting envy!
This is stunning! I love the textural look of the Mariposa pieces and how they catch the light. Would love a piece for our family table!
These setting pieces are so pretty!
O, this made me hungry. It was a feast for the eyes as well. Thanks for boosting my incentive to decorate and bake for the holidays. The cranberry bread is what I’m leaning toward and wish I had some Right Now. You have done a magnificent job with the entire setting. Thanks again.
Such a stunning table! Thanks for the opportunity!
Beautiful table setting. I would love to have this on my table.
That cranberry bread looks delicious. I hope you share the recipe. I would love the platter for my table.
Lovely, lovely, lovely Tablescape and Stellar Menu! Gorgeous! Thank you for the giveaway.
I enjoyed reading your step by step narrative on how you staged your table. The dogwood runner is stunning. This is the first time that I have heard of Mariposa – it is beautiful!
WOW!!! Love Everything you’ve done and the details are just gorgeous. 🙂 Love the greenery and pumpkins and the food looks incredible… You’ve taken it a step further Jen and I really appreciate that!
The Cranberry Bread looks so yummy. You are very talented!
You really have an eye for creating beauty on your table! I love it!
This would be beautiful on my Thanksgiving table. Thanks for the chance.
What a gorgeous table! And a truly fabulousmeal.
The platter is LOVELY! Would be proud to be it’s owner!
Your table setting is gorgeous. I love everything about it!
We’ll be hosting our first Thanksgiving in our new house so this would be wonderful to have, we don’t own a platter right now!
Looks beautiful & delicious Jen!
What a lovely table and what a great give away!
Thanks for sharing such beautiful pics of your holiday table. I have been wanting a platter just like that one.
Shared on Twitter as Yolanda@CafeofGrace.
Oh my goodness Jen! This is BEAUTIFUL!! And now I am so hungry!
Everything looks perfect! The Mariposa pieces make the table so interesting.
I hope you share this recipe soon.
OMG! Their pieces are so beautiful and unique.

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it’s a chilly rainy november day as i’m writing this post. it feels like a perfect month for thanksgiving. bre from rooms for rent challenged some of her friends to come up with a thanksgiving table. we are hosting thanksgiving this year and i want to do something like this warm and inviting table where yummy foods mix with great textures from recycled silver pieces and crisp white dishes.
i made this meal the other day for our dinner so we had a thanksgiving style feast a month early. just about every week i make a roast chicken. i find that it is one of the easiest dishes and it’s fool proof pop up timer guarantees it to come out correctly. we live in the same town at the mariposa headquarters so for our wedding and our house-warming party we were gifted with some really stunning coastal mariposa pieces from locals. all the items are made from recycled silver.
i served this one on mariposa’s string of pearls wavy platter and love how it makes the chicken look so special. i studied how pottery barn made their food look so great at their table settings and one of the things was to surround the chicken or turkey with some sort of leafy plant or rosemary, a citrus or maybe some figs. so i did that with these variegated dogwood branches (correct me if i’ve got the name wrong!), oranges and cranberries. doesn’t it look special?
i wanted to create a very layered table with a dogwood runner, so to speak. i made sure to wind the runner around the dishes and try to keep it away from the glasses and silverware. danielle, my bff from middle school, brought back these incredible white pumpkins from new york… she scooped them up at a farmer’s market… 3 for a $1. you can’t touch a great size white pumpkin for that price around here!
i used this petite cupcake stand from mariposa for the cranberry orange bread i made. the entire table decoration was based around this bread. i knew i wanted to work in oranges and cranberries without it being christmas-y. if you were going to adapt this for christmas the easiest way would be to just change out the branches for a pine, evergreen or boxwood.
the little vases at each place are actually napkin rings with some berries i found at church. i love adding some color with berries, greens or flowers at each person’s place it extends the color from the center of the table. each place is set with a pottery barn charger that i picked up three or four years ago on clearance after christmas, their white caterer set of dishes (we use these every day), a piece of fabric i made into a napkin and the silver wavy bowl from mariposa.
the perfect, and incredibly easy complement to a roast chicken dinner are steamed green beans and roasted potatoes. you can throw this meal together if you have 15-20 minutes to spare for prep.
i wanted to have the cranberries around but wasn’t sure how to do it until i found some bartlett pears at the grocery store and i envisioned these little crocks from crate & barrel filled with pears and cranberries. it was the easiest little addition to the table.
1. leave a blog post comment.
2. share any of the images of this tablescape on your facebook, twitter or instagram account tagging migonis home and with a link to the blog post (on fb and twitter).
spend $100 on string of pearls product and receive a free pearled individual bowl ($44 retail value). use coupon code sop100.
spend $250 and receive a free pearled gift set, including a pearled long oval tray, condiment bowl and spoon ($127 retail value). use coupon code sop250.
valid at www.mariposa-gift.com and select mariposa retail partners from november 3 – 16, 2014, or while supplies last.
i love the table setting jenny and that platter is gorgeous!!
so pretty! i would love one of these pieces on my holidays table!
what a gorgeous fall table! you really have the touch…i just don’t know how to layer a table! i will have to study some pictures like you did before i host christmas eve. thanks and love your blog!
wow! gorgeous table, jen! i love all the details…and the food!
i love mariposa! i have been admiring their pieces for years. it would be a dream to win one! thanks for the chance to win.
great tablescape!! everything looks so appealing! food always seems to taste better when the table looks pretty. your mariposa pieces are a wonderful touch.
beautiful table setting! i would love a beautiful platter to spruce up my thanksgiving table!
love this tablescape! the silver looks beautiful with the natural warm colors of the food and dogwood branches mixed in!
love the table you set!! can’t wait to do my own… stealing some of your ideas!!! love the platter!
love the pieces! thanks for giveaway!
your tables always look amazing. i have total table setting envy!
this is stunning! i love the textural look of the mariposa pieces and how they catch the light. would love a piece for our family table!
these setting pieces are so pretty!
o, this made me hungry. it was a feast for the eyes as well. thanks for boosting my incentive to decorate and bake for the holidays. the cranberry bread is what i’m leaning toward and wish i had some right now. you have done a magnificent job with the entire setting. thanks again.
such a stunning table! thanks for the opportunity!
beautiful table setting. i would love to have this on my table.
that cranberry bread looks delicious. i hope you share the recipe. i would love the platter for my table.
lovely, lovely, lovely tablescape and stellar menu! gorgeous! thank you for the giveaway.
i enjoyed reading your step by step narrative on how you staged your table. the dogwood runner is stunning. this is the first time that i have heard of mariposa – it is beautiful!
wow!!! love everything you’ve done and the details are just gorgeous. 🙂 love the greenery and pumpkins and the food looks incredible… you’ve taken it a step further jen and i really appreciate that!
the cranberry bread looks so yummy. you are very talented!
you really have an eye for creating beauty on your table! i love it!
this would be beautiful on my thanksgiving table. thanks for the chance.
what a gorgeous table! and a truly fabulousmeal.
the platter is lovely! would be proud to be it’s owner!
your table setting is gorgeous. i love everything about it!
we’ll be hosting our first thanksgiving in our new house so this would be wonderful to have, we don’t own a platter right now!
looks beautiful & delicious jen!
what a lovely table and what a great give away!
thanks for sharing such beautiful pics of your holiday table. i have been wanting a platter just like that one.
shared on twitter as yolanda@cafeofgrace.
oh my goodness jen! this is beautiful!! and now i am so hungry!
everything looks perfect! the mariposa pieces make the table so interesting.
i hope you share this recipe soon.
omg! their pieces are so beautiful and unique.


text: 7 Now we pray to God that you will not do anything wrong—not so that people will see that we have stood the test but so that you will do what is right even though we may seem to have failed. 8 For we cannot do anything against the truth, but only for the truth. 9 We are glad whenever we are weak but you are strong; and our prayer is that you may be fully restored. 10 This is why I write these things when I am absent, that when I come I may not have to be harsh in my use of authority—the authority the Lord gave me for building you up, not for tearing you down.

lowercased: 7 now we pray to god that you will not do anything wrong—not so that people will see that we have stood the test but so that you will do what is right even though we may seem to have failed. 8 for we cannot do anything against the truth, but only for the truth. 9 we are glad whenever we are weak but you are strong; and our prayer is that you may be fully restored. 10 this is why i write these things when i am absent, that when i come i may not have to be harsh in my use of authority—the authority the lord gave me for building you up, not for tearing you down.


text: And he said, "There was a man who had two sons. And the younger of them said to his father, 'Father, give me the share of property that is coming to me.' And he divided his property between them. Not many days later, the younger son gathered all he had and took a journey into a far country, and there he squandered his property in reckless living. And when he had spent everything, a severe famine arose in that country, and he began to be in need. So he went and hired himself out to one of the citizens of that country, who sent him into his fields to feed pigs. And he was longing to be fed with the pods that the pigs ate, and no one gave him anything. "But when he came to himself, he said, 'How many of my father's hired servants have more than enough bread, but I perish here with hunger! I will arise and go to my father, and I will say to him, "Father, I have sinned against heaven and before you. I am no longer worthy to be called your son. Treat me as one of your hired servants."' And he arose and came to his father. But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and felt compassion, and ran and embraced him and kissed him. And the son said to him, 'Father, I have sinned against heaven and before you. I am no longer worthy to be called your son.' But the father said to his servants, 'Bring quickly the best robe, and put it on him, and put a ring on his hand, and shoes on his feet. And bring the fattened calf and kill it, and let us eat and celebrate. For this my son was dead, and is alive again; he was lost, and is found.' And they began to celebrate. "Now his older son was in the field, and as he came and drew near to the house, he heard music and dancing. And he called one of the servants and asked what these things meant. And he said to him, 'Your brother has come, and your father has killed the fattened calf, because he has received him back safe and sound.' But he was angry and refused to go in. His father came out and entreated him, but he answered his father, 'Look, these many years I have served you, and I never disobeyed your command, yet you never gave me a young goat, that I might celebrate with my friends. But when this son of yours came, who has devoured your property with prostitutes, you killed the fattened calf for him!' And he said to him, 'Son, you are always with me, and all that is mine is yours. It was fitting to celebrate and be glad, for this your brother was dead, and is alive; he was lost, and is found.'"

lowercased: and he said, "there was a man who had two sons. and the younger of them said to his father, 'father, give me the share of property that is coming to me.' and he divided his property between them. not many days later, the younger son gathered all he had and took a journey into a far country, and there he squandered his property in reckless living. and when he had spent everything, a severe famine arose in that country, and he began to be in need. so he went and hired himself out to one of the citizens of that country, who sent him into his fields to feed pigs. and he was longing to be fed with the pods that the pigs ate, and no one gave him anything. "but when he came to himself, he said, 'how many of my father's hired servants have more than enough bread, but i perish here with hunger! i will arise and go to my father, and i will say to him, "father, i have sinned against heaven and before you. i am no longer worthy to be called your son. treat me as one of your hired servants."' and he arose and came to his father. but while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and felt compassion, and ran and embraced him and kissed him. and the son said to him, 'father, i have sinned against heaven and before you. i am no longer worthy to be called your son.' but the father said to his servants, 'bring quickly the best robe, and put it on him, and put a ring on his hand, and shoes on his feet. and bring the fattened calf and kill it, and let us eat and celebrate. for this my son was dead, and is alive again; he was lost, and is found.' and they began to celebrate. "now his older son was in the field, and as he came and drew near to the house, he heard music and dancing. and he called one of the servants and asked what these things meant. and he said to him, 'your brother has come, and your father has killed the fattened calf, because he has received him back safe and sound.' but he was angry and refused to go in. his father came out and entreated him, but he answered his father, 'look, these many years i have served you, and i never disobeyed your command, yet you never gave me a young goat, that i might celebrate with my friends. but when this son of yours came, who has devoured your property with prostitutes, you killed the fattened calf for him!' and he said to him, 'son, you are always with me, and all that is mine is yours. it was fitting to celebrate and be glad, for this your brother was dead, and is alive; he was lost, and is found.'"


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Kings Boiler Hire | Annual boiler inspection due? Can’t stop production?
Hire a temporary unit from Kings. Kings like to make life easier for you! Many of our clients simply cannot stop production and so when the annual insurance inspection is due on their own plant they simply pre-book a rental boiler from Kings. We can deliver and have the temporary unit running anywhere in the UK so there is no downtime, and collect when the clients boiler is back in action. Simple, smooth and efficient.
Let King’s Boiler Hire keep your production running … call today!

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kings boiler hire | annual boiler inspection due? can’t stop production?
hire a temporary unit from kings. kings like to make life easier for you! many of our clients simply cannot stop production and so when the annual insurance inspection is due on their own plant they simply pre-book a rental boiler from kings. we can deliver and have the temporary unit running anywhere in the uk so there is no downtime, and collect when the clients boiler is back in action. simple, smooth and efficient.
let king’s boiler hire keep your production running … call today!


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We got all the grass, dandelions, and other weeds out of the garden today. I love the smell of dirt.
That bunch of parsley is from last year!

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we got all the grass, dandelions, and other weeds out of the garden today. i love the smell of dirt.
that bunch of parsley is from last year!