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With elections set for May 14, a sex-education bill has become a high-profile issue in West Virginia's Democratic gubernatorial-primary campaign.
State Sen. Joe Manchin caused a ruckus with television and radio advertisements accusing opponent Charlotte Pritt, who has served in both houses of the legislature and also worked as a public school teacher, of backing a bill calling for sex education for 1st-grade students.
He admitted that the ad had cited the wrong bill number. But Manchin spokeswoman Lara Ramsburg said it correctly described a bill that would have required schools to offer "human growth and development" education, including information on contraception, to K-12 students.
Not only was the number wrong, countered a spokesman for Ms. Pritt, but the ad also misconstrued the bill's meaning. "The goal of that bill was not to teach little kids thoroughly about sex--you can't do it, they won't grasp it anyway," Greg Collard said.
If politics makes strange bedfellows, so, apparently, does talk radio.
One of the commercial sponsors of Alabama Gov. Fob James' newly resurrected radio call-in show is the Alabama Education Association, the teachers' union headed by Paul Hubbert, a former political rival of Mr. James.
The two men competed for the 1990 Democratic nomination for governor. In 1994, Mr. Hubbert, the AEA's executive secretary, sought the nomination again but lost to Gov. James E. Folsom Jr. Mr. James, now a Republican, then beat Mr. Folsom.
Mr. James started the weekly program during the campaign, but the campaign money that paid for it ran out in March. The sale of advertising time to eight sponsors--from a bank to a soft drink--put the one-hour show back on the air last week. It is heard on 28 Alabama stations.
Kelly Ammons, a spokeswoman for the governor, characterized the James-Hubbert partnership as a "wonderful working relationship." Mr. James, she said, "is thankful to anyone who will help him continue to get his message out to the people."
State ethics rules prevent advertisers from using their spots for lobbying. The AEA's ads encourage parents to be involved in their children's schools.
"We felt like the program provides citizens with an opportunity to have one-on-one contact with their state government," said Mike Martin, a spokesman for the union. "It provides us with access to that audience to get our message out."
--Jeanne Ponessa & Millicent Lawton
Vol. 15, Issue 33
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One is a collection of EIGHTEEN brand new sexy one night stand stories
Included in this is a sneak peek into my next release, Vegas Love.
Hollywood actress, Ashlyn Roberts, just had the worst week of her life. Her ex released a sex tape of them and just when she was convinced her current boyfriend was a keeper for standing by her side, he breaks up with her at a friend's wedding. She's planning to drown her sorrows in booze when she meets a sexy stranger as she's leaving the wedding and they end up in Vegas, married.
Cash Crawford is offered a dream job working with his brother as a junior talent agent. He'll put his shiny new law degree to good use and make a bunch of money in the process. His first task is simple: Keep Ashlyn Roberts out of trouble and don't sleep with her.
Which might be kind of tough, since they definitely consummated their Vegas wedding.
Will this one night stand end in the quickie divorce they promised each other? Or will they realize they got lucky in love?
One Stories:
and I'm a serial one-nighter. Carter Hughes is tonight's Kryptonite.
night to prove she's the one for him.
Vegas, and end up getting married. Consummate said marriage (quite a few times) then girl sneaks out in the morning.
tonight? Tonight she's getting lucky and throwing caution to the wind.
not be enough. Unfortunately, it's all he's going to get.
and the next she's in his reality.
They say the easier way to get something out of your system is to indulge in the fantasy.
knocking on his door in the middle of the night. Because as beautiful as she is, their encounter will only be a prelude to much uglier things headed his
committed-to-celibacy divorce attorney? An explosive and delicious mixture of wild sex and brazen humor neatly wrapped in a friends-with-benefits agreement.
pretty face before he deploys with his unit in two days, but the last thing he
expects is for his childhood crush to open the door. With only one night to
spend together, can they make up for a lifetime of missed opportunities?
her feel more alive than she has in years.
will never be the same again. Erotic thriller.
night with a potential client, is exactly the release she needs. No nightmares
when you don't sleep, right?
longer, and both decided it's time to shatter all the rules.
have. Coogan MacNeal is a stranger with a dangerous temptation–one night, indulging in his risky fantasy. How can Marko possibly resist?


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Thursday, July 30, 2015
Dupery Reigns Supreme
Stewart in "Mr Smith Goes to Washington," pure
of heart and fighting tooth and nail in Washington
for bills that will benefit the people. Yeah, well....
sorry your lobectomy went haywire.
I bet you think this post is political. No, not
really. Maybe just some leanings in that direction.
I remember life in the 1950's....... I was at a
cocktail party wearing a new black cocktail dress,
similar to the ones Audrey Hepburn usually wore.
Of course everyone had a fancy-named drink in
one hand and a cigarette in the other. Cigarettes
and booze in a smokey room. The talk was, "Buy
chemicals and plastics." Yup Froggy, that was
the beginning of poisoning the planet and I
stood there like an idiot, only caring if I was
making an impression on the sad joker in
a pin-stripe suit.
Up to that time, lawns were almost maintenance
free because white clover lawns were the choice
of the day. Clover lawns were beautiful AND
(get this) drought resistant, fixed nitrogen from
the air, needed no fertilizer and tolerated
compacted soil.
Can you imagine NOT spending a red cent for
up-keep on your lawn? How much do you spend
now, with mowing, aerating, fertilizing, watering,
power-raking, and often re-seeding in the spring?
So after the war, big campaigns for beautiful
grass filled the hearts and minds of the new
suburbanites. Buy "Round-up," kill the clover, kill
the bees and we all know what happens after we
kill all the bees. Let your kiddies and pets romp
in that brilliant green chemical grass. Oh, so
Sonny has allergies, too bad, wonder how he got
I do small patches at a time. I lay down card-
board and cover it with black dirt. I keep it moist
and during the winter, it's all covered with snow.
Then I mix clover seed with more black dirt
and add a netting if it's scorching hot come
summer. My yard is terribly large for me to do it
all alone but I'm gaining on it. Today I unloaded
15 bags of dirt by myself. Yeah for my Bliss Work.
What's my point in all of this? I don't really know.
Maybe I'd like to influence just one person to
think of what we're doing. Are we going to end
up as we did in "Planet of the Apes" with the statue
of liberty mostly stuck in the sand?????
Who knows and only time will tell.
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I do remember there was more clover, I also remember running barefoot and getting stung by those bees. I think an occasional sting was better than all the chemicals, mowing and stuff you mention.ReplyDelete
CLOVER! Go for it!
I remember the 50's. My parents only had a small patch of grass in the front yard. It was so hot in our house my sister and I would throw down a pallet on that patch. When we saw car lights coming we would jump up and run into the house.ReplyDelete
Oh I hope you get your clover growing and get lots of bees back!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks....I hope so too. I just put down large pieces of used cardboard boxes and the dirt is still in the bags but sitting on top of the cardboard. That won't be so hard to cut them open and spread around. I did a nice size area in the back last year and that turned out very well.
Never even knew about a clover lawn. You mean you don't have to mow it? Damn, count me in. Why the hell would anyone want to switch and mow grass? Stupid.ReplyDelete
And yeah, the idiots will probably think cloning bees is a good idea or something one day.Replies
Nope no mowing unless you want to, of course. I actually would love my own bee hive because I have so many bee-attracting-flowers in my yard. BUT, right now, I have tooooo many critters to take care of and I know nothing about bee-keeping. (I could learn though.....hahaha)
Too many are either honest or enjoy their blinders too much to do anything.ReplyDelete
We don't spend anything to maintain our "lawn." Just the energy it takes to whack down the weeds when they get too tall. We figure, if it's green, it's good enough for us, so we have a wide variety of weeds as opposed to a manicured lawn. But then again, one man's weed is another man's wildflower. Clover, dandelions, and violets make a yard look colorful. :)ReplyDelete
By the way, I read an article the other day that said the bee population has actually increased dramatically... all thanks to the many beekeepers who've worked so hard to make it happen.Replies
It's amazing too, that all the weeds and dandelions remain green long after the grass has turned brown. I applaud you for thumbing your nose at the manicured lawn. I get out that little tool and actually dig my dandelions. No one does that. I can remember when I was young, it was a fun, family thing to do. Also the City would set aside certain days for the kids to dig dandelions in the public parks for free hot dogs and soda. The parks would be swarming with kids and it saved the city money. I'd like to see the vacant response to something like that now....
kids would laugh at the idea. I'm remembering how much fun it was ....or would I have rather been sitting home playing video games. (I mean......even if there had been video games.....hahahahah).
I hadn't heard that about the bee population but yeah for that. They say, mankind will die 3 years after the bees are gone.
My yard is almost all pure white clover and all I do is mow. I put the blade high enough that a lot of the clover remains after mowing.The bees love it as much as the rabbits.ReplyDeleteReplies
You are one lucky duck to live in clover. I'm struggling to get some. I love bee balm flowers (or Monardo sp.) and that really does attract the bees too. Cody is so funny. She will sit in front of a plant for absolutely hours, very intent on watching the bees and then tries to bite them. I've never known that she has been stung. I guess they can't get through her fur. Ha
My lawn is made up of mixed grass and weeds. In the Spring Dandelions sprout with their colorful yellow.ReplyDelete
I suspect that if Dandelions were difficult to grow people would buy them to decorate their yards.
I remember clovers in the lawn of the first house that I remember living in. When we moved, I wondered what happened to the clovers in the lawn. I had no idea. Well, you've got me on board. Our lawn is brown right now. Drought. It's supposed to rain big time in the fall, so I'm going to look for clover lawn seed and toss them around. Clovers may drive the Mama nuts. But, then maybe she remembers the clovers, too, and wondered what happened to them. We shall see.ReplyDelete
Yay for you. An all clover yard is gorgeous with it's varied forms amd irregularities, flowers , bees and butterflies. I have always thought of those well manicured lawns as being BORING. But I guess I've alwlays marched to a different drummer. I think you do too and that's a compliment.
I can remember clover in my grandparents yard. You don't see it very often anymore.ReplyDeleteReplies
I didn't know about clover lawns but then I grew up in the tropics where lawns are mostly unheard of. I wonder if clover would work here in Texas where it can be so hot and dry? Mostly our "lawn" right now is a native/wild Bermuda and weeds. It's looking pretty scruffy at the moment. We haven't watered it in years because of the drought.ReplyDeleteReplies
Water is expensive, here. It would be a treat to eliminate that extra summer expense. I know clover does well with our extreme winters. I have patches here and there in the yard and I've noticed that the clover stay green right next to the grass that can be withered and brown. I'm starting another large patch in the front lawn. My neighbors ask me what I'm doing. lol
You were fortunate to grow up without lawns. They are a pain to keep up. My son planted some kind of mixture in his new yard and I love the look of it. No mowing and very little watering.
Very informative, keep posting such good articles, it really helps to know about things.ReplyDelete
I remember the smell of clover--wonderful, and hard to describe.ReplyDelete
Like Bish, our yard is heading down the dusty road.
Hi Manzanita,ReplyDelete
Wow, that's such a meticulous effort to maintain a lawn with a nice clover touch. I like me a bit of grass :)
Have a lovely weekend, my lovely friend.
I don't think I've ever seen a Clover Lawn. How strange that it's thought to be better to use all the gunk most people do now.ReplyDelete
I read somewhere that the concept of beautiful green lawns was brought over from England. I swear our lawn in Illinois was half clover.ReplyDelete
...as for me, Manzi, can you imagine, i don't like lawns at all! :D don't know why, but i love when the garden flowers are growing right in plain soil, or among white or colourful decorative stones and sand, but not the grass. But if it comes to lawns, i prefer 'em to be covered with clover. looks joyful and its fine scent is spreading all around.ReplyDelete
Never understand, why civilization should always be eco-dangerous?! :(
I admire you always doing your bits for a better ecology, it matters!
I don't put pesticides on my grass nor do I fertilize it. My neighbor does, and you should see his grass right now his is brown while mine is green.ReplyDelete


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Fantastic news!
At the end of February, The Town of Falmouth and The 300 Committee completed the acquisitions of Tony Andrews Farm and the adjacent Andrews' family lands overlooking the Coonamessett River. This landmark project secures farming here in East Falmouth, continuing a century-old tradition, and fills in a critical link in the Coonamessett River Greenway. We are grateful for the support of many people who helped make this land preservation project a success: All the T3C friends and members who contributed to the acquisition; the Falmouth Community Preservation Committee; Falmouth Town Meeting members who voted in favor of this project at April and November 2017 Town Meetings; Town of Falmouth Selectmen and Administrators who worked with T3C through many details of the deal; the Falmouth Conservation Commission; the Tony Andrews Farm Working Group, whose enthusiasm for and commitment to farming in Falmouth are inspirational; The Compact of Cape Cod Conservation Trusts, who provided invaluable advice and grant-writing support; and to the Massachusetts LAND and Conservation Partnership grant programs, that awarded critical funding support to the acquisitions.
The 46 acres of farmland and riverfront property are now protected in perpetuity. Plans are moving forward to keep the farm parcels as working agricultural lands–continuing to grow strawberries, sweet corn and other fruits, vegetables and flowers. And the waterfront lands will be preserved for conservation, water quality and habitat, and open to the public for passive recreation and the simple enjoyment of nature.


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Aerosmith, considered by many to be America's greatest rock and roll band, has its roots in New Hampshire. Two members of the band, lead singer Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry spent their childhood summers in Sunapee. Bassist Tom Hamilton went to nearby New London High School and lived year round in the resort town. Tyler and Perry met at the Anchorage, a Sunapee ice cream parlor, where Perry held a summer job.
In 1964, Steven Tyler formed his first serious band, The Strangeurs, in Sunapee. Later, in 1966, as Steven went into the studio to record for the first time with his band, the newly named Chain Reaction, Joe Perry and Tom Hamilton started a band of their own. By 1969, they would be called the Jam Band. Both bands would play locally and fate would bring them together. In Sunapee, back in those days there was a place called the Barn, where teenagers would gather to watch bands play. The three level barn was owned by local John Conrad, and would become a favorite hangout for the boys. Tyler, Perry and Hamilton got together to form their own band and the following year they made their first public appearance as Aerosmith.
During these early years, Aerosmith worked hard, playing everywhere they could to establish themselves. They played throughout New Hampshire at places like the JFK Coliseum in Manchester, Holman Stadium in Nashua, the Capitol Theater in Concord and of course, the Barn in Sunapee. They played many a high school prom. Now, more than forty years later, they have acheived incredible successes, touring the world, winning many a Grammy and numerous other awards, performing at the Superbowl and earning their place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (induction: 2001). All the fame did come with a price though. During the seventies at the height of their game, the band suffered through serious drug addiction, eventually splitting up. Their demons would haunt them for years to come.
They were "Back in the Saddle" by the late 80's, crawling their way back by re-releasing "Walk this Way" re-mixed with Run DMC. Some even credit them with bringing rap music into the mainstream; but the collaboration did set the stage for a rock/rap mix that later became a radio staple during the 90's.
All this from a band originally started in the small town of Sunapee, New Hampshire.
You'll find evidence of their presence here. The Anchorage is still there, though it is now a full-service restaurant. A brick walkway in the harbor features bricks carved out with band members' names and a brick that simply says, "Aerosmith". Members of the band continue to maintain strong ties to the Granite State. The New Hampshire International Speedway (now called New Hampshire Motor Speedway) has attracted racing fans Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and drummer Joey Kramer.
Their comeback continued with the release of Permanent Vacation in 1987. The album featured the songs "Angel," "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)" and "Rag Doll," all three of which charted in the Top 20. They followed that with their tenth album, Pump (1990), which featured three number one singles, "The Other Side," "Love in an Elevator" and "What It Takes." The song "Janie's Got a Gun" hit number 4 and received a lot of attention because of its subject matter, childhood sexual abuse. The single earned them a Grammy Award for "Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal." The record also made it to number 5 on the Billboard 200.
At this point in their careers, the band was seeing a comeback unlike any other band in the history of rock and roll. By 1993, the band released Get a Grip. It became the best-selling album of their career and hit number one on the Billboard 200 chart. With songs like "Amazing," "Living on the Edge," "Cryin'" and "Crazy" (and the videos to go along with them), the band had some of their biggest successes, including two Grammy Awards for "Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal," MTV's "Viewer's Choice Award" for "Livin' on the Edge," "Best Video of the Year" in 1994 for "Cryin'" and the People's Choice Award for "Favorite Rock Group" in 1994. An 18-month long world tour to support the album. It included an appearance at the Woodstock '94 Festival, their first appearances in Central and South America, a number of European nations and a whirlwind through Japan. Big Ones, a greatest hits album with two news songs, "Blind Man" and "Walk on Water" was released toward the end of the tour in November 1994.
They followed Get a Grip with Nine Lives in 1997. It peaked at number one on the Billboard charts and a single from the album, "Pink" won a Grammy for "Best Rock Performance By a Duo or Group With Vocal." Two songs from the album, "Falling in Love (Is Hard on the Knees)" and "Pink" both charted at number one on Mainstream Rock Tracks, but the rest of the album received little airplay and fewer accolades.
In 1998, the band released the single "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" from the Armageddon soundtrack. The film starred Tyler's daughter Liv. The song earned them their first #1 single, and their only one to date. The single was also nominated for an Academy Award, another first for the band. In January 2001, the band performed during the half-time show at the Superbowl with Britney Spears, Mary J. Blige, 'N Sync and Nelly.
The band's autobiography, "Walk This Way" by Stephen Davis, chronicled the bands ups and downs with a series of highly narrative dialogue from the band member's themselves.
Just Push Play was released in 2001. It featured the Top 10 single "Jaded" but otherwise did not see the success of their previous three records. In 2004, the band went back to their roots with a blues-based album titled Honkin' on Bobo. It featured Sonny Boy Williamson's "Eyesight to the Blind" and Willie Dixon's "I'm Ready" as well as a number of other blues favorites and one new song written by Tyler, Perry and Marti Frederiksen, who the band had collaborated with previously many times. The record was a hit with hard-core fans but did not do well in the mainstream even though it did peak at number 5 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart.
The band has set out on many co-headlining tours with other well-known bands over the years. In 1999 it was Kid Rock and Run D.M.C. In 2003, the Rocksimus Maximus Tour paired them up with KISS, and 2006's Route of All Evil Tour matched them up with Motley Crue. In 2007, the band set out on another world tour, hitting South America and Europe as well as some new locales, like Dubai, Russia and India.
In early 2008, the band was purportedly back in the studio to record their final CD for Sony, but they have been sidelined with injuries (Steven Tyler had foot surgery and Joe Perry had knee replacement surgery). On April 8, 2008, Steven Tyler appeared on Opening Day at Fenway Park and sang "God Bless America" during the seventh-inning stretch. A stint in rehab followed shortly after. "To have your feet done, to have your leg done, you have to be on narcotics," Tyler told The Associated Press in late June. "You have to be on sleep aids at night. I don't know about Joe (Perry) but I was off and running and I didn't like the me that was me."
The band cashed in on the popularity of the "Guitar Hero" phenomenon by launching Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, for Xbox 360, Playstation 2 and 3, and Nintendo Wii in the summer of 2008.
The band kicked off a tour with ZZ Top in St. Louis in June 2009. In addition to ZZ Top, they offered Guitar Hero fans the chance of a lifetime, to jam onstage before the opening band. But the tour was plagued with injuries and illness. First, Brad Whitford hit his head while exiting his car and ended up with a serious head injury. Then Steven Tyler tore a muscle in his leg while performing at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut. After a few shows were cancelled, the tour got back on track, but without bass player Tom Hamilton. He was sidelined by surgery, which was reportedly due to scarring left from the radiation used to treat his throat cancer. After several more shows, the band flew out to perform at Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and Tyler tumbled from the stage, breaking his shoulder in two places and splitting his head open. He was airlifted from the scene and the rest of the tour was cancelled. What followed was a stint in rehab, reportedly due to an addiction to painkillers.
Joe Perry, with his side project, The Joe Perry Project, recorded an album, Have Guitar, Will Travel, which was released in October 2009. In support of the record, he scheduled some dates around the country, including a stop at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom on November 13, 2009.
Drummer Joey Kramer released a memoir in June 2009. Hit Hard: A Story of Hitting Rock Bottom at the Top tells the tale of Kramer's struggles with physical and emotional trauma and the nervous breakdown that he ultimately endured at the peak of the band's success.
The band went through some struggles in 2009, nearly leading to a second split, but they reconciled after a meeting in Boston, and a 2010 tour was launched. The Cocked, Locked and Ready to Rock Tour kicked off on May 17 in Caracas, Venezuela and took them to Europe where they played 11 dates including the "Download Festival" in Donnington, England. They returned to the United States in July and performed 19 shows across the states and Canada. The tour included a historic show at Fenway Park in Boston on August 14 with the J. Geils Band. Their struggles continued after the Boston show but they are rumored to be recording a new album during the summer of 2011.
Steven Tyler - Lips and Quips
Steven Tyler, the front man and founding member of Aerosmith, was born Steven Victor Tallarico in Yonkers, New York on March 26, 1948. He remains one of the only members of the band who maintains a summer home in New Hampshire. During his youth his summers were spent on Lake Sunapee, where his parents owned a summer resort.
Tyler grew up "under his father's piano" (his father was a classically-trained Julliard pianist who played in several big bands and led the Vic Tallarico Orchestra). He wrote the song "Dream On" when he was just 17 years old. It would become an Aerosmith classic.
Steven has been plagued with injuries over the years including a serious motorcycle accident in Sunapee in 1981 which sidelined him for months and tore up his heel. He also tore his ACL in 1998 during a performance in Alaska, but continued to perform wearing a cast. In 2010, he fell off the stage during a performance at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, breaking his shoulder in two places and splitting his head open. He also had surgery on his vocal chords after popping a blood vessel during a 2006 tour. The injury caused the band to cancel more than 20 shows.
Beyond Aerosmith, Steven has appeared in two commercials. The first was for the Gap with his sidekick Joe Perry. Later he did a commercial for Sony Cybershot.
In 2003, Tyler received an honorary degree from the Berklee College of Music in Boston and in 2005, he received an honorary doctorate from the University of Massachusetts.
Steven has sung the National Anthem at many sporting events. Most notably at the 2001 Indianapolis 500, during the 2004 World Series, and at many Boston Red Sox games and other sporting events. Most recently he performed prior to the 2010 Boston Bruins home opener.
In September 2007, Tyler launched a line of custom motorcycles, the Red Wing Motorcycle Company (now called Dirico Custom Motorcycles), at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, with Stephen Talarico and Mark Dirico. "You get on one of these bikes and you can ride for days," Tyler said about the bikes, which pull 35% more horsepower than a stock Harley Davidson. "These bikes are sick, rugged, and just damn cool. And they're amazing to look at."
Steven released his first single, "Love Lives" for the Japanese sci-fi movie Space Battleship Yamato in September 2010.
Steven Tyler is a judge on American Idol for Season 10, along with Jennifer Lopez and Randy Jackson. The show premiered on January 19, 2011. Reviews following the premiere immediately painted Tyler as the new star of the show. Ratings flourished despite the departure of Simon Cowell, who drew huge ratings in previous years for his ornery attitude and straightforward talk.
Tyler released a memoir in 2011. The book, "Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?" was a tell-all that may have rattled some of his bandmates; but his backstory, particularly his family history and days spent in Sunapee as a child, were notable. Along with the book came a second solo record, "(It) Feels So Good." The song reached #35 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
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The Ocean City Life-Saving Station is a museum, historic building, and activity center filled with Maryland's fascinating past. The station includes memorabilia from Ocean City, a history of the area, and local genealogical records. The museum also has an area for kids that includes educational activities and even a fun scavenger hunt for younger visitors.
There are several hotels near the station, at a variety of price points. The Madison Beach Motel is only blocks away, with rates as low as 40 USD a night. The Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel is only a mile away, with rates averaging 60 USD a night. For a little more luxury, the Atlantic House Bed and Breakfast is available for 125 USD a night.
Staying near the Life-Saving Station has a lot of advantages for guests. It's within walking distance of many restaurants and shops in Ocean City, as well as the scenic beachfront boardwalk.
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Driving back to our accommodation that night it was spotto Roo down to 50k stop start on the open road lost count at 60 with a good few scrubbers amongst them, exciting stuff!
Next morning brekky done and off to Whyalla, one more live to air at 5YYY then to Lefties to set up and sound check, all in 43deg. heat. To the Accommodation, a Deco hotel lost in time and feeling the ravages, never saw any one about, kinda spooky.
The show that night was a real buzz as we took the crowd and ourselves on a hammond driven blues journey, I loved every minute I was in this fine venue, the setting, the sound, the very friendly and generous people were with us all the way. Job done, a slow pack and back to the motel for one more malt, then down the eerie hallway, I collapsed into my bed for a much earned sleep; Adelaide and the Workers Club tomorrow.
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With the London Marathon on Sunday and Cardiff having just hosted a half marathon, I stand in awe of those runners who can go that distance. I then found out that The British Heart Foundation has an ongoing event for May to do a marathon distance over the course of a month. This really appealed to me and I signed up not knowing if I could run 26.2 miles in a months.
But between C25K that I'm doing with my daughter, smaller runs around where I live and the odd Parkrun, I was astounded to find I'd clocked up that distance in 17 days! I'm shocked.
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OK, for those of you out there counting, we're up to four badges so far. For movie buffs, you'll remember this line from the movie The Treasure of the Sierra Madre where Humphrey Bogart says, "Badges? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinkin' badges!" or the condensed version of the same line in Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles movie.
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OK, this is a mileage run, right? Well, looking at this picture tells you it is not your standard mileage run. Answer me this. When is the last time on a mileage run that you had a massage on the turn around? I never have, but here we are at the Lufthansa/Star Alliance dinner and there's three masseuse on duty giving massages to all the guests. You think the line is long at the elite check-in at SFO? Well, this place was packed all night long for the weary—day one was not going out without a few pleasant surprises.


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Welcome to Verulam Golf Club where you can enjoy a wonderful course, clubhouse and facilities. As a member of Verulam Golf Club, we hope that you will enjoy the time you spend on the course and in the Clubhouse.
There are numerous internal Club competitions held throughout the year at weekends and during the week. These include individual medal and stableford formats where members can hone their handicaps. In addition, there are various pairs' competitions, mixed events, 11hole competitions and team matches.
There is plenty of opportunity to play social golf. Informal 'swindles' meet up on a 'turn up and make up' basis at set times during the week. This is a great way to get to know more people as well as enjoying a round of golf on a less formal basis.
At Verulam, there is always something to suit your handicap, age and golfing desire – you will certainly not be short of playing opportunities to suit your availability. Here are just a few examples:
If there is no competition members can join informal groups of players from early morning who make up 3 or 4 ball groups as appropriate
A start sheet operates for the morning and this is available on the main notice board.
These are open to all members and are usually played on Saturdays. The 'four-ball, better-ball' matchplay format is a very sociable way to enjoy golf. Both home and away fixtures are included and team sheets are displayed regularly throughout the season.
The men's Scratch Team is drawn from the best players in the club, typically those with handicaps of up to 5. The Team represents Verulam in the Hertfordshire Scratch League and matches are played at weekends, with teams of 8 players per side playing 36 holes, scratch foursomes in the morning, followed by scratch singles in the afternoon.
Our Foxes have 10 home and 10 away matches each year teeing off in the afternoon and usually for 12 players per side. A dinner follows each match making Foxes matches a very sociable experience. To be a Fox handicap between 9 to 19ish is the requirement
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With a stay at Blue Ocean Studio in Patong, you'll be in the entertainment district and convenient to Patong Boxing Stadium and Patong Beach. This hotel is within close proximity of Sphinx Theatre and Royal Paradise Night Market. Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge). Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and ATM/banking services. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite. Make yourself at home in one of the 24 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and complimentary toiletries.


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Thursday, October 20, 2011
Good opportunity, bad execution
The DS system itself, had I followed it properly, did just fine. But once I found myself in some erroneous trades, I decided to let most of them ride instead of closing them out. Or, I flat out selected a rogue non-strategy trade. And yes, they ended up getting stopped out. Happened at least 3 times, and the losses totaled over $700.
I thought this was going to be a losing day, but as Tom mentioned under the comments of the prior post, knowing that there will likely be another winning trade around the corner gave me a sense of relief and a sense of patience. As a result of knowing this about the DS system, it has reduced the possibility for me to go on a revenge trade rampage -- that's a HUGE benefit to my P&L.
I felt pretty bad at the end of the day today, as if I had gotten beaten up bad. But I was somewhat reassured to see that I made $139 net. In the past, I would be down big for the day after feeling this way. My initial interpretation -- the DS system, at least for my personality and style, has a good margin for error to minimize my mistakes.
After every loss, you can see in my cumulative P&L that I was able to chip away back into the green -- only to take yet another bad trade. Had I been more disciplined, perhaps I could have ended the day $700 higher. Regardless, it's reassuring to know that my theoretical "what could have been" was respectable.
Today is over, lessons have been learned, and now I'm looking forward to tomorrow, just a little bit wiser.
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Hey Grove, Your writings are inspiring. I have been loosing trading futures for last 3 years as my personal mental and trading state gripped by fear of severe losses.
Could you share your $ES_F charts with explanations of your daily experiences ? Thanks.
- October 20, 2011 at 11:47 PM
- Tajir said...
Great writings. I have known you from traderX blog and was inspired by your writing on this blog. I am wondering if Diamond setups can be used successfully by part time traders. I working full time and have couple of hours between 10 am to noon for day trading. thanks
- October 21, 2011 at 7:08 PM
- Grove Under said...
Hi Anon,
I totally hear you on how this business of trading can really get you down.
One of the topics Dr. Brett discusses in his "Enhancing Trader Performance" book is how most traders literally get mentally traumatized through their negative trading experiences (my hand is raised!).
The book is very much worth a read if you haven't done so already. What's much more difficult than just reading the book is actually doing many of the various exercises he describes. That's when you'll know whether you're really serious about doing the work to improve your future trading success or not. Perseverance and a never ending desire to be successful is key.
Regarding posting my charts, I'm having some challenges with how to post them, since my new method is usually not as useful to explain via just one chart (for example, they could involve multiple timeframes lining up). And I also need to make sure to respect the proprietary nature of Renato's diamondsetups.com service.
But I'll do my best to figure out a way, and perhaps using the Tradervue.com online journal might be a good way.
Thanks for your comment, and best of luck to your future success!
- October 21, 2011 at 7:11 PM
- Grove Under said...
Hi Tajir,
There are some people in the DS room that are only there part-time for maybe a half a day or so. But for the purposes getting up the learning curve quickly, being there only part time will likely be challenging. It will just take a lot more time for you to learn.
I believe his method, even though it's well documented on his website, is best learned by actually being there. Asking Renato questions regarding the signals or setups as they occur in real time helps you to put all the pieces together much more quickly.
If you're in the trading room strictly for Renato's explicit trade alerts (i.e. given fish more than learning to fish), it is quite possible to simply take his signals without fully understanding his system. But I'd say a 2 hour window will be a hit or miss with regards to whether you'll get a trade alert.
Once you start to understand and get comfortable with the DS system, it seems very possible (for those with the appropriate personality) to take a dozen or two scalp type trades a day, which can potentially generate an average of maybe couple ES points for winning trades.
But that's a very aggressive short term strategy that Renato does not trade or alert. His style is much more conservative, so you might get maybe 1-5 trades a day (just my personal guestimate so far).
One consideration for you is that the DS system works well in the overnight markets. The forex and ES overnight sessions have been quite active recently. Not sure how long this will last, but there have been some great volatility and trading signals starting from around 3:00AM NY time. The only disadvantage is that the DS chatroom is not active during that time, so you won't have Renato to help teach and guide you.
Hope that's some useful info. It's just my honest opinion, which may or may not be valid specifically for you. But let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks much for your comment, and best of luck to you! If you have the will, there will be a way to make it happen.
- October 21, 2011 at 7:55 PM
- Tajir said...
Thanks for your honest feedback.
- October 22, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- Grove Under said...
Hi Tajir,
I forgot to add yesterday, have you considered trading a higher timeframe due to your time limitations during the day?
Maybe you're already doing so. But there seems to be many folks out there on (at least on my Twitter feed) that are focused on swing trading.
It hasn't been as good for swing trading stocks recently, but the good times seem to come in waves. A few months ago, they were on some crazy runs.
Trading the forex with mini-lots is also a great way to start swing trading with relatively limited risk. The forex markets have been quite volatile lately, but using a mini-lot will help to minimize your losses to around $1/pip while you learn.
- October 22, 2011 at 11:03 PM


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The Low Anthem have threaded a high wire throughout their new album Smart Flesh (Nonesuch), and they traverse it with a solemn grace.
The politics of war and empty suits ("Hey All You Hippies") and love and guilt ("I'll Take Out Your Ashes") conspire with the album's direct and oblique, references to high wire walking - and specifically to Phillipe Petit, and his 1974 walk between the in-construction World Trade Center towers (documented beautifully in the 2008 film Man On Wire) - to conjure a wrenching mix of inspiration, bygone eras, vague menace, and resulting sadness. The lynchpin is the exhilarating "Boeing 737," which demands your attention early on an album otherwise filled with a stillness and meditation.
There's welcome trend in the pop music these days of bands moving beyond electric guitars and electronic gizmos (hey, one of those bands just won a Grammy, even!) and broadening their sounds with more variety of traditional instruments. The Low Anthem do this in a way that feels more organic to me than most of these other bands. I love that breathing field organ and Jocie Adams' clarinet and singing saw.
This is presumably what WNYC's Soundcheck host Jack Shaefer was referring to in this past Sunday's New York Times feature on the band, because there's no theremin on this album. I suppose that a singing saw might be a sort of unplugged theremin, though, and his larger point about The Low Anthem messing with our expectations is certainly well-taken. Boilerplate Americana on paper, they've crafted a unique voice. There's a certainly a Southern rural undercurrent, but it's heavily overlayed by a despairing Northern (or rust belt?) post-industrial, post-9/11, post-financial collapse malaise. It creates a reflection of a recurrent America in a timeless template. That most of it was recorded in the former spaghetti sauce factory formerly owned by Providence, Rhode Island's convicted felon mayor is almost too perfect.
I've talked before of how magical their performances can be. I still regret not being able to see them in one of the church venues at SXSW a couple of years ago that was reportedly transcendent, but I have another chance! As they headline Boston's Old South Church on Friday, March 4th [tickets] with original member Daniel Lefkowitz and Vermont's Bobby (a difficult-to-Google band name, but I found 'em). The tour opener from a Washington, DC synagogue will be broadcast live on NPR and should prove to be a good preview.
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March 7, 2017
So many of you have asked what my pregnancy diet is and and how I've been staying fit throughout this pregnancy. I've written a couple of posts, including my pregnancy fitness routine here, but have yet to go in detail on my diet. So today I am sharing some highlights of my pre-nantal diet.
Pre-pregnancy my diet was pretty clean. I don't cut anything out and just believe in moderation. On weekends, I give myself a free day where I eat whatever I want. Not only do I think this helps me eat healthier during the week, I also think it is good to shock the body and change up your food. My diet during pregnancy tends to evolve and change throughout the pregnancy. In the beginning, it is so hard to eat healthy while you are constantly nauseous and craving carbs. So, I am with most of you where I stray from my diet, especially in the beginning!
Alright, so personally I don't follow much of a routine. I take it day by day, week by week, and just go with the flow. Some weeks I crave nothing but easy meals like wraps, avocado toast, and tomato soup, and then the next I am having juices and taking the time to create a good salad. It's all about balance. Similar to my non-pregnant diet, I typically eat majority healthy during the week and then enjoy a good dinner or two out on the weekends.
Below are some options of what I typically eat throughout the day. Like I said many times, it all depends on how I am feeling that day/week and how motivated I am to cooking homemade. After long days, I sometimes want nothing more than an easy meal.
And remember there is no 'magic answer' to looking a certain way while you are pregnant. Everyone is different, everyone carries different, and everyone wants to go about pregnancy in a different way. I recommend eating decent, exercising if you can (if not, take up long walks) and just enjoy yourself. You're not pregnant forever.
Every morning I start my day with 16 oz of water. Followed by a workout then my go-to breakfast is:
Whole Oats with cinnamon, Truvia and fresh fruit.
Protein shake recipe: Half a banana, 2T PB2, 1 scoop of chocolate protein, ice and water.
Other options, depending on my cravings.
Onion, tomato, broccoli, egg scramble.
Avocado Toast with over easy egg.
Breakfast sandwich, 2 egg whites, with avocado and tomato.
My go-to juice: cucumber, spinach, celery, carrot, lemon, apple
Cherry tomatoes, carrots or pita chips with hummus.
Carrots and/or pita chips with hummus
Apples and almond butter
Fruit Smoothie- Strawberries, banana, ice, almond milk -blended
Cheez-its (whole wheat)
Yogurt with crunchy whole wheat cereal.
Dark chocolate-love Bark thins
Open Face Egg Salad sandwich -use only egg whites and mustard with a tiny bit of mayo.
Big salad with shredded buffalo chicken, avocado and greek ranch dressing.
Greek Salad- with kalmata olives, cherry tomatoes, balamic vinagrette and salmon. (Love Panera's greek dressing too)
Trader Joe's Roasted Chicken salad with sweet potatoes, nuts, cranberries and dressing.
Ground Turkey Stuffed Peppers (pin recipe and save for later!)
Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup
Pasta with tomato sauce (ground turkey or grilled chicken for an added meat option)
Fresh Salad-always
White Chicken Chili -recipe can be found on my healthy recipes pinterest board.
Green Salsa Tacos- recipe here
Stir Fry with brown rice, vegetables, and chicken
Pizza- vegetable with whole wheat crust. I add extra fresh veggie and sauerkraut. so good!
Dark Chocolate
Yogurt / fruit and cereal
Fruit and peanut butter
Cheddar and Carmel Popcorn
Skinny Popcorn
Some past recipes to try:
Spicy Lime Jalapeno Chicken Soup
I hope that was helpful to those of you asking about my pregnancy "diet" and routine.I would be happy to answer any additional questions you may have.
For your go to juice: How much of each do you blend together? Congrats on your sweet baby boy!
I was wondering what type of protein powder you use? Thanks! Love all of your posts and your adorable family!!!


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The café directly below my apartment in Paris serves espresso, coffee, crêpes, salads, galettes (buckwheat crêpes), and wines. On my second day here in Paris, I stumbled downstairs, jet lagged as hell, and had a galette with jambon (ham), fromage (cheese) and walnuts. It was good as far as galettes go. Nothing earth-shattering delicious but good. The owner was very pleasant and I fancied that this might be one of my regular spots on the street.
In thinking such, I returned to the café a couple of days following that first visit and tried yet another galette, this time with andouille and fromage. I knew that andouille was sausage and I could almost be certain that back in the States, I've had andouille sausage in some form (very important distinction!) and I do like sausage in general. The galette arrived and when I cut into it, there was the andouille, this spiraled pork product. It looked highly unappetizing and this odor started to permeate my nostrils. I took a bite. Chewy, highly smoky.... disgusting!! I was so revolted by the small bite I had managed to force down. I knew that I could not eat any more of it but there, hidden in the galette, were numerous spirals of andouille. And eating around the andouille proved fuitle, as its pungent odor not only permeated my nostrils but the entire flavor of the galette.
The owner knew I didn't like it but in fear of offending, I deliberated a few minutes, hoping that I might be able to bravely eat more of the andouille or even the crêpe around it. No. I just couldn't. And the absolute disgust I felt provoked me to be a little more French (i.e., assertive) and tell the owner that I honestly did not like it at all. She explained in English that it is a very traditional French sausage. I couldn't help thinking that this "tradition" might fall in line with other forced "traditions" like sitting on a creepy Santa Claus's lap at Christmas as a child. But the sausage was far worse than any department store Santa and smelled infinitely worse than Billy Bob Thornton must have smelled in Bad Santa.
The offending galette was taken away and a very plain and safe crêpe replaced it. Lesson learned. A few days ago when I met up with Chicamericaine, I told her about my disgusting andouille experience. She made a face and quipped, "I don't do andouille." We laughed (and simultaneously cringed) over our shared dislike. The next day she emailed me the Wikipedia page on andouille sausage:
"Traditional andouillette is made from the colon and the stomach of pigs.... The French andouillette is an acquired taste and can be off-putting to diners due to its extremely pungent odor, often compared to the smell of feces. (It is not to be confused with derivative andouille sausage, which is much spicier, but more mild in odor.) Andouillette is sometimes eaten cold but more commonly is grilled and served as a hot dish, which strengthens its odor and taste. While hot andouillette does smell of feces, naturally all such matter is removed from the meat before cooking. The aroma is due to the pig colon (chitterlings) utilised in the sausage, which incorporates some of the same compounds that contribute to the odor of excrement."
So, I suppose that I should be grateful that "naturally all such [feces] is removed from the meat before cooking." But I ate part of a pig's colon and believe me, it was no delicacy for my plain palate! While I appreciate that the French may not be as wasteful, finding use for all of the animal, I just can't comprehend how someone comes to "acquire" a taste for something so vile! But then, I can imagine that a person might stumble upon Taco Bell in the States and think the same thing!
A few days after my andouille experience, I walked past a bistro on my way home and that smell rose up from within. That smell. I will never forget it, try as I might.
Saturday, July 12, 2008
I We Don't Do Andouille
The café directly below my apartment in Paris serves espresso, coffee, crêpes, salads, galettes (buckwheat crêpes), and wines. On my second day here in Paris, I stumbled downstairs, jet lagged as hell, and had a galette with jambon (ham), fromage (cheese) and walnuts. It was good as far as galettes go. Nothing earth-shattering delicious but good. The owner was very pleasant and I fancied that this might be one of my regular spots on the street.
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- carra said...
They (I mean those vile not understanding Lithuanians) have a very similar dish here, where well, you don't want to know about it but it smells of feces too. Yuck. No way would I eat something that smells that way! Go back to the cafe and try something else, however I suggest you never touch the endive salad, they might not smell of feces but they are one of the most disgusting things I tried in my entire life. No other country that I have been to, even have those horrible things in the shop!
- July 12, 2008 11:00 AM
- Randal Graves said...
You know, it's stories like this that really reinforce my decidedly American palate. Where's a good burger when you need one?
Je voudrais un côlon, s'il vous plaît !
- July 13, 2008 10:30 AM
Having been introduced to the joys of andouille by my Louisianan friends, I eagerly chose it on the menu in my early days in France. Even 10+ years later, I can still conjure the disgusting flavor. Dégelasse ! But we could start a girl band with the hit song "We don't do Andouille, do we?"
- July 14, 2008 1:10 AM
- Richard said...
The only true sausages are Polish (maybe, sometimes German), but no one else really knows how to make a decent sausage. Sorry.
People like all sorts of strange flavours in their food. A common one is butyric acid which gives Parmesan cheese its distinctive timbre. Personally, I think it smells like vomit (to which it also lends its timbre).
- July 17, 2008 4:47 PM
- La Framéricaine said...
I once spent an hour in my MIL's home wondering where the hell that smell of shit was coming from! I checked my shoes, I suspected my BIL, and, finally, I was introduced to the charcuturie platter and all was revealed!
Bon appetit!
- July 18, 2008 6:15 PM
I'm actually so happy to hear this. My husband chocked one down at a restaurant recently to be polite even though we were pretty sure he was going to die from eating rotten flesh. It smelled worse than sh*t- more like death.
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The district prosecutor, Barbro Brännlund, made a request to the state attorneys office in order to have Annétthe Zettergren extradited to Sweden, as she is suspected of looting almost four million SEK from the county council.
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