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The rise of Christianity, with its insistence on eternal ... Relevance: 10% Druidism can be used synonymously with the phrases Celtic religion and Celtic magic. In order to enter into this magico-religious system, a familiarity with mythology is necessary. Celtic mythology is best represented in the Irish Book of Invasions ... Relevance: 10% Summary: The Initiatory Tarot of the Golden Dawn is an evocative and provocative deck exploring a new vision of tarot that is fresh and exciting while remaining consistent with the Golden Dawn tradition. This deck would be suitable for someone with ... Relevance: 10% Summary: The Contemplative Tarot is designed for meditation, for self-discovery, and for self-improvement. It is suitable for beginners and advanced tarot users if the user desires a tool for reflection not for learning traditional tarot usage, that ... Relevance: 10% Summary: A spectacularly beautiful Tarot deck using modern digital art that is firmly based on the Rider-Waite-Smith model—making it easy to use for traditionalists and beginners, as well as a compliment for any book—yet significantly original so it ... Relevance: 10% Summary: A unique deck that can aid in understanding astrology basics and the correspondences between the Tarot cards and astrology as made by the Golden Dawn. Also great for psychologically oriented readings.
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Guilty Simpson x Madlib = trouble
Another jawn courtesy of Urb magazine. This is from the forthcoming, highly anticipated and full-album collabo between Detroit's grimiest emcee and the heir to Dilla's throne (OJ Simpson, due May 18th from Stones Throw).
Little Brother, "Star" (previously unreleased)
Previously intended for Leftback, but never made the cut and held back by 9th Wonder (according to Phonte). Now available for the fans and sleeping hip-hop heads courtesy of Phonte and Urb magazine.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
A Minnehappiness Summer tracklist
If you haven't peeped the live mix I made for your summer enjoyment, follow me on twitter (deejayB_Rock). Once I get some artwork scanned it'll be up on the blog. For those who've already been bumpin' it and are curious about some of the tracks and/or artists, here you go:
Biz Markie, "Spring Again"
Bill Withers, "Lovely Day (DJ Eleven remix do-over)"
Masta Ace, "Inc Ride (DJ Mick remix)"
Curtis Mayfield, "Diamond In The Back"
Trammps, "Rubber Band"
The Game, "Hate It or Love It"
Da Brat, "The Dirty B Side feat Biggie"
Felt, "Morris Day"
Biggie, "Going Back to Cali"
Tashan, "Read My Mind"
Tom Tom Club, "Genius of Love"
Parliament, "Flashlight"
Arrested Development, "Mr. Wendel"
Felt, "Life Vegas"
MJ, "PYT (Demo version) (DJ U-Tern edit)"
Boz Scaggs, "Lowdown"
Master P, "Burbons and Lacs"
LV, "Gangsta's Boogie"
Jay-Z, "Can I Live"
Ahmad, "Back In The Days"
MJ, "Never Can Say Goodbye (Beatnick & K-Salaam remix)"
9th Wonder, Keisha Shontelle and Chaundon, "Sunday"
BK-One & Benzilla, "Here I Am feat Phonte, Brother Ali and The Grouch"
Domino, "Ghetto Jam"
Kanye West, "Drive Slow"
Jay-Z, "Parking Lot Pimpin'"
Fashawn, "Sunny CA feat Co$$ and Mistah Fab"
Big Quarters and Mux Mool, "Deal Breaker"
LL Cool J, "Doin' It"
A Tribe Called Quest, "Like It Like That"
Atmosphere, "Don't Forget"
Absolut presents Jay-Z in "NY-Z"
The cinematography and editing in this mini-documentary is ABSOLUTly gorgeous! It doesn't hurt that it features the one of the greatest emcees of all time.
Headnoderific 'ish from Pac Div
Wigflip material, right here! Off of their Church League Champions mixtape found at datpiff.
Sunday Classix
I almost forgot about this song. I came across one of DJ B.Cause's excellent and innovative blends this morning that chops up the instrumentals behind the Marvelettes' "Too Many Fish In The Sea". Here is the classic music video for this classic track. DL below. Enjoy!
Yeah, DJ's gotta put up with some shit but it's part of our job... unless you've been in the game for as long as Kid Capri has. If you're at a hip-hop party and someone of Kid Capri's caliber is DJ'ing, you have NO right to make a request. Props to the OG for setting shit straight!
Friday, March 26, 2010
80's vs. Hip-Hop tonight @ Shamrocks
You know the drill. It's the last Friday of the month, which means That Dude Trey and I make our pilgrimage to St. Paul to bless the capital with a dance night full of juxtaposing big hair and break beats. Come on through and mention this blog to receive a free summertime mix CD by yours truly!
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Dominique Young Unique, "Show My Ass"
Here's a club-banger that I don't mind one bit. Girl's got a flow on her.
New Suff Daddy teaser
I already told you about this cat. His Suff Draft is truly worthy of making the Dilla reference. Still not sure? Need to be further intrigued?
Suff Teaser from robert winter on Vimeo.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
New York's version of Lookbook.
Yep, sometimes it takes less than four minutes to fall in love. They'll be at the Varsity Theater April 20th (opening for The Antlers). Their album, Eyelid Movies, is available now from Barsuk Records.
Barsuk Records,
indie pop,
live performance,
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Prof in "Kaiser Van Powderhorn 2"
Download it for free straight from the Stophouse website. While you're there, pick up your tix for the April 9th show and get a free physical copy of the album at the show.
Monday, March 15, 2010
The Truth(s)
If you were to ask me who's spitting the real right now, I'd tell you both Sean "P!" Price and Yelawolf. Here's how both of these dudes go off live.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
You Can Never Get Just One
After about five strait days of rain, fog and to most, "crappy" weather (I'm actually a fan of rain), I got a strong craving for my two weaknesses: donuts and records. It wouldn't be far from the truth if I said that I grew up on donuts....and with most of my monthly leftovers going towards records, I guess you can say I got a thing for things that are round, hot and fresh.
After grabbing a coffee and a few sprinkled cake pieces of heaven at Mel-O-Glaze, I made my way a little deeper into the city on a 45 mission. Without a doubt, I came out satisfied on both counts. Just another reason why I appreciate the little things in life.
Like This!
Damu is pushing out some new material in a few weeks. Here's a peek at where it all comes from complete with nasty cuts as usual...and man, would it be nice to be able to play in a basement full of records and instruments all day.
How It Should Sound - Damu The Fudgemunk - Coming Soon from jnota on Vimeo.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Reflection Eternal (Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek), "In This World"
Reflection Eternal - In This World (Official Video)
Reflection Eternal | MySpace Music Videos
Both artists are at the top of their games. Hi-Tek's a genius for that bassline... ooohwee!
Off of the forthcoming Revolutions Per Minute due April 6th.
Music video,
Reflection Eternal,
Talib Kweli
Monday, March 8, 2010
Elzhi, "Deep"
Elzhi gets it in on this track. It's not that crazy to say that the density of the rhymes and the mood of this is very reminiscent of Nas on Illmatic. Yeah, I said it.
Off of The Leftovers Unmixedtape found here.
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A few weeks back, I got a wonderful surprise in the mail. Manila Fashion Observer Christine Dychiao generously sent me a bottle of Vapor Soove! What a nice unexpected gift. Thank you Tin! When my daughter M gets a cough or a cold, we normally go through the usual remedies (vaporizer, fluids, nebulizer). At night, the traditional remedy of my … Continue reading


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Thursday, May 03, 2012
Here's a quick round-up to help you keep your blog--and your writing--error-free.
Whoa - /interj./ slow down, hold on; an expression of awe and wonder. Comes from the verbal command to a horse to halt.
Neo's first reaction to his power in The Matrix was an awed "Whoa."
Common misspelling: Woe, woah. I saw this latter one in a published book this morning and wanted to cry. How exactly would you pronounce this bugaboo?
Voilá - /interj./ French for "there it is," and pronounced in the French way: VWA-la. Usually used to express an unveiling or "ta-da" moment.
Mix together the two ingredients, and voilá, dinner is ready.
Common mispellings: Phonetic wa-lah and vwa-la, and viola (which is a musical instrument and a flower similar to the pansy).
Psych - /interj./ just kidding; fooled you. A shorthand way of saying "I've pulled a psychological trick on you."
Tina told the chess club captain, "I'd love to go to the prom with you. Psych!"
Psyched - /adj./ excited
Jed was so psyched about his trip, he packed his suitcase a week early.
Psych out - /v./ to intimidate or unnerve.
Keisha tried to psych out her opponent by humming "Taps."
Common misspellings: Phonetic sike; psyche (a term used by therapists to refer to a person's inner being and emotions, pronounced SIKE-ee.)
Trawl - /v./ to search and gather. Derived from the term for fishing with a net.
I need to trawl for websites that can help me solve this problem.
Common misspelling: Troll (monster that guards bridges; also, a creep, someone who harasses others online).
Ado - /n./ fuss, commotion. From Middle English, pronounced uh-DOO. Made famous from Shakespeare's Much Ado about Nothing.
Without further ado, I present today's winner!
Common misspelling: Adieu (French for "goodbye" or "farewell").
Copacetic - /adj./ all right, quite adequate, just fine. This term might come from French Creole for "in good form," though linguists can't agree. Break it up and it's easy to remember: cop / ace / tic.
The venue seemed too small to me, but our saxophonist claimed it was copacetic.
Common misspellings: Copasetic, copecetic, copesetic, copesthetic.
Which of these trip you up? Do the explanations help? What other misspellings to you see often?
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I usually see people write "sike," which is totally wrong. Apparently "psych" comes directly from "psych out." Very cool.
Great post!RepliesIt's probably only a matter of time until sike appears in the dictionary, but that is because our dictionaries are descriptive (how language is used) not prescriptive (how language SHOULD be used). This means there is no one authority making ultimate declarations about correct usage like the French have.
Well, I guess I have to go into my books and take out viola. Because I always thought it was voila. With the o first. oops.
ReplyDeleteThere might be an HTML code for it, though I was only able to find the code for the grave accented a, not the acute.
My work around is a bit cumbersome. I added the symbol in Word (insert > insert symbol), then copied and pasted it into notepad (to remove any font formatting), then copied and pasted it again into blogger.I've never heard of copacetic! Texting has produced a host of new words that I often don't know... Especially from the younger members of my family!
ReplyDeleteI see a lot of misspellings, but I never encountered "sike" yet. Ugh.
I'm go glad you pointed out the growing use of "wahlah" to mean "voila" (pretend I added the accent). I'm always worried people actually think the word is wahlah.RepliesI see the phonetic spellings especially in the under-25 crowd. Their literacy is being seriously hampered by too little exposure to edited written words and having their errors reinforced among peers on social media. I hear professors around me predicting that we're about to enter a "post-literate" age. Time will tell.
I keep seeing "breaks" for "brakes" (when they mean the brakes on a car), and "phase" for "faze" (as when they mean, "nothing fazes her"). Also "pour" for "pore" (when they mean poring over a book).
On the other hand, recently people have told me that what I always assumed was spelled "open mike" is really "open mic."RepliesAh, yes, the homonym problem, which spell checkers rarely catch. I could probably do another post on that. Sometimes the problems happen in idioms that use archaic words and concepts like "on tenterhooks" (who works with raw wool anymore?) or "free rein" (horseback riding reference), so folks switch in a homonym that sounds correct to a contemporary situation.
DeleteYes, there's another one! I keep seeing people use "free reign" when they mean "free rein."
Accented characters can be added in Word using the "insert symbol" function, though it is cumbersome to do it that way. There are also keyboard shortcuts.
I hope you are not trolling the interwebs. Here is what the slang term means:
One who posts a deliberately provocative message to a newsgroup or message board with the intention of causing maximum disruption and argument.
Please trawl. It is more peaceable.


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This looks like it has potential, and it seems original as well. And wow, April 27 release date, that was fast!
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and hope "the rest" of the game doesnt have cheesy sci-fi diolague
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I think this game looks like Onimusha more than a God of War title. I'm interested but I'm not thinking about it 24-7. By the way, Capcom really needs to reboot the Onimusha series on these newer, more advance consoles.
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this looks pretty cool not to sound fanboyishy but are more and more games trying to compete with god of war i mean look darksiders dantes inferno this so on and so on im not saying these games are bad just saying they feel like god of war
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As a long time Squaresoft(Square-Enix) fan I'm pretty disappointed with them now. And this looks bad to me. Unless your into God or War and Sheet.
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This game looks pretty sick. It doesn't seem like it has the graphics quality of FF, but it looks like it will have some fun gameplay. I really liked it when Square Enix made the move to have combat in real time with the Kingdom Hearts series, hopefully this will be the same. The story seems interesting as well.
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The story seems interesting but the graphics and the battle sequences looked very bland and generic.
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Not to be a downer or anything but it just didn't look that good to me.
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Is it wrong that I kind of want this more than FFXIII.
This and Versus 13 are the tops.Posted: January 20, 2010 4:56 PM
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Flicky is a delightful flick skill game that tests the laws of physics and gravity, your mission on each level is to flick items into the designated containers (present box, toy box etc) You will do well with good speed and fine touch skills.
As levels progress you're presented with additional challenges as the speed increases and obstacles arise making simple flick targets that little bit harder to hit!
Be rewarded for speed, accuracy and a range of other flick tricks you're trained to master as your flick skills advance.
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I've released a new tool, the File Disclosure Browser. The app takes
.DS_Store files found on websites and parses through them to find a
list of all potential files in the directory. It can then either just
display the URLs for the files or if you give it a proxy it can browse
to the files itself.
I wrote it after reading the PDC blog post on passing DirBuster
through Burp and figured doing the same thing for the contents of
DS_Store files would be useful. I plan to extend it in the future to
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Architecture for secure information processing and multimedia information processing. For 2006, we will discuss security concepts essential for designing secure computer architecture. Concepts will be selected from operating system security, network security, cryptography, software vulnerability analysis and hardware security. Topics include: secure processor and system architecture proposals from both industry and academia, virtualization, attestation, malware, software vulnerabilities, information leakage and crypto processors.
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The European Patent Office will grant patent rights over the use of CRISPR in all cell types to a University of California team, contrasting with a recent decision in the U.S.
A round-up of recent discoveries in behavior research
Covering the life sciences inside and out
Cognitive testing in chimpanzee pedigrees reveals a genetic basis for intelligence.
E. coli repeatedly exposed to ampicillin adapt to stay dormant for longer periods of time—just long enough to outlast the antibiotic treatment.
An examination of 17 ancient skulls shows that some Neanderthal features arose as far back as 430,000 years ago.
Two island populations of male crickets independently evolved to evade parasites by keeping quiet, and have come up with a way to sneak matings with females that still seek the male courtship song.
Adipose fins, long considered vestigial, may have evolved multiple times as a key adaptation in some fish, study finds.
Five reasons why scientists should stay out of debates over evolution.
An analysis of the transcriptomes of several fruit fly strains reveals dozens of possible de novo genes in each.
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Just a few notes from the MSU series …
There were plenty of heroes.
Nic Perkins: The sweep culminated with a walk-off hit by the freshman Perkins was 4-for-12 with four RBIs for the series. This is a guy who had had only 10 at-bats when he drew the DH start in Game 3 at Missouri. Now he's started four times and gone 6-for-16 in those games.
Sikes Orvis: Orvis was 7-for-12 with three home runs, six RBIs, and six runs scored. He added 22 points to his batting average on the weekend and is now hitting .265 with 16 doubles, 14 home runs and 44 RBIs.
Errol Robinson: The star of the Game 1 with two RBI doubles, Robinson had a nice defensive weekend and went 5-for-12 with five RBIs at the plate. He produced at key times like in the fourth in Game 1 when he doubled over the head of MSU center fielder Jacob Robson to give the Rebels a 3-0 lead and in the eighth when he doubled in the winning run. In yesterday's Game 3 he had an RBI single as part of the ninth-inning rally. Orvis and Robinson will have strong arguments to be named SEC player of the week.
Wyatt Short: And look for Short as SEC pitcher of the week. He had two saves and a win for the series totaling no hits, no runs and one walk in three innings over his three appearances.
Colby Bortles: The Rebels' "other" slugger may get overlooked a bit with the success that Orvis had, but Bortles had three hits in Game 2 and went 5-for-14 with three RBIs, and the Rebels don't win Game 3 if he doesn't drive in the fourth and fifth runs of the ninth-inning rally when a sharp single up the middle off Dakota Hudson.


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My organization is running distriubtor on the production server. will moving it to another dedicated server have benefits and is there any drawbacks and what kind of draw backs will be there. we are using SQL2k . I will be highly thankful if you guys help. Thanks.
Drawbacks in dedicated server?, none if new one is powerful than actual. After all was moved, just run full update statistics. May be I don't follow the question.


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This classic Save the Date Card belongs to our Groom Carrying Bride design suite. A cartoon of a bride and groom sets a retro, romantic tone to the design suite, while stripes in various hues accent your personalized wording.
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Identifier: | G961K1974b |
Title | Native Peoples and Languages of Alaska [Map] |
Description: | 24"x36" color wall map showing language and major dialect boundaries within Alaska, and range of related languages outside Alaska. Includes descriptive text and inset table giving populations and number of speakers for all languages of Alaska. Language viability is shown by a symbol system marking village locations on the map. Reviewed by Landar (IJAL 43:241-243, 1977) and Rushforth (Am. Anthro. 78:697, 1976). 1990 reprint in collection. |
Citation | Krauss, Michael. 1974 Native Peoples and Languages of Alaska. (Revised 1982). Fairbanks: Alaska Native Language Center. |
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WENATCHEE — Washington's biggest wildfire is now half contained, as crews resume work on a fire line on its western perimeter.
The Colockum Tarps Fire has burned across 125 square miles south of Wenatchee. Managers say crews are conducting burnout operations in the steep, forested draws where it's burning, essentially using fire to fight fire by depriving the main blaze of fuel.
It's expected to take another three to four days for crews to finish the remaining three miles of fire line and contain the fire.
About 750 people were assigned to the fire Saturday.
Firefighters in north-central Washington also are working to contain several small fires sparked by lightning on Thursday.
Near Goldendale, the Mile Marker 28 Fire was 82 percent contained Saturday.


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Your daughter is beautiful. Inside and out. I'm happy you moved here so I can get to know her.
Mandi brightens my every day too. Her joy for life, God, and relationships is beyond her years. I marvel at her, every time she says something or I see her in the hall with other students or I get to teach her more music...
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Seems she is in need for a theme for her phone for the Holidays, and she knew of only one place to come to that had very talented members who just might be able to satisfy her needs, so she offered us a challenge, to have one of our members come up with a theme that she can use for the upcoming Holidays!
She knows how many talented members we have and didn't want to choose one by herself, so she is asking for the community's help in selecting one.
She went on and even added a little incentive for the one that the community deems to bring out what the meaning of the Holiday Season is all about.. and that my friends, is the winners choice of a Brand new Galaxy Nexus, HTC Rezound, or Motorola RAZR! We were overwhelmed with her generosity and were confident out members could come through for her...
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I'm back in Assisi again for a two week writer's workshop at Art Workshop International.
It was 10 years ago that I first heard of the workshop while daydreaming online of writing in a far off land. My kiddles were still living young and with me so there was no way I could tear away to the hillside dream town of Assisi for two weeks.....
But now I can.
(View from my balcony)
For a second year!!!
It is pure magic.
Someday maybe this "Folly" of screenplay I'm working on with my writing partner Mary will be on the big screen for all to see.


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We drove into Manhattan on a sweltering hot Saturday —this summer, what Saturday hasn't been?— and visited the Hester Street Fair.
I was expecting something on a street, but this Flea/Fair is situated in Seward Park, under a canopy of trees. Ahh, shade!
The first two vendors you see when entering are La Newyorkina, Mexican ice pops purveyor, and Sigmund, pretzel purveyor.
Having The Little Man along definitely meant stopping. Given a choice of anything for dessert on any given day, he most always picks a popsicle (though I think gum might be a close second.) La Newyorkina takes these icy treats to a totally different stratosphere. Saturated with flavor and color, they are beyond delicious.
He chose Watermelon.
The pretzel was equally tasty. We got the Truffle Cheddar Pretzel, with honey mustard dip. I also couldn't resist their trademarked Wankos cookie which was delicious, sturdy, and peanutty. (Watch out, the pretzel nuggets indeed are quite hard. Don't chip a tooth!)
We tried Luke's Lobster Roll, which was delightfully devoid of mayonnaise, allowing the fresh flavor of the lobster to shine. Luke's father owns Portland Shellfish seafood processing company in Maine, so there's a familial relationship that guarantees fabulous product. A squirt of lemon to brighten the flavor and add a little zing might help, but really, their lobster roll is fabulous. (I do still love Pearl Oyster Bar's, though Luke's is a better value.)
We bought a Japanese red bean pancake in the form of a fish. The treat was novel and delicious, but I would have preferred a lighter dough texture.
We stopped by La Sonrisa for a beef empanada to take home to The Daughter, who had three soccer matches that day. She enjoyed the treat, but declared my crust better. (Good Daughter!) The Son enjoyed the game they had at the table, which involved dropping a quarter into a shot glass in a big fish bowl of water. If your quarter got into the glass, you'd receive a mystery prize. Six quarters and twenty five minutes later... I had to tell him the fun was in the trying.
I was so full that I couldn't squeeze in an ice cream sandwich by melt bakery or the beautiful macarons from Macaron Parlour, but really, it was because I had to leave some room for Doughnut Plant, which is right around the corner from HSF. Too many choices, too little time, too little stomach room. I cannot wait to go back.


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Russian Dreamcicles
Author Notes: When I worked at a French restaurant we would always take the left over Raspberry Romanoffs from the mixing bowl and freeze it in Dixie cups with wooden skewers in them. Made for a good pre-service treat. You can do either here, freeze in cups or freeze in a bowl and scoop it, garnish with more raspberries. —thirschfeld
Serves 4 to 6 depending on size
- 1 cup Heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons Powdered sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon Vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon Chambord
- 1 pint Rasberries
- 1 cup Häagen Daz Frozen Vanilla Yogurt, softened a little
- Place the cream into a mixing bowl of your Kitchen Aid and using the whisk attachment start whipping the cream. Add the powdered sugar, vanilla, Chambord, and 1/2 cup of the raspberries. Mix until very stiff, just short of butter. Remove the bowl and gently stir in the yogurt. The idea is swirls of frozen raspberry cream and vanilla yogurt so don't mix to thoroughly. Spoon into Dixie cups mixing in whole raspberries as you go, or spoon into a bowl, layer in raspberries, cover and freeze for 4 hours or more.. Let it become stiff in the cup before sticking in a popsicle stick if you are making dreamcicles.
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If thou dost I shall never love thee after. Why, thou silly
If you do that, I'll never respect you again. Why, you
silly man!
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It is silliness to live when to live is torment, and then have we
a prescription to die when death is our physician.
It's silly to live when life is torture. The only cure
is death.
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Oh, villainous! I have looked upon the world for four times seven
years, and since I could distinguish betwixt a benefit and an injury
I never found man that knew how to love himself. Ere I would say I
would drown myself for the love of a guinea hen, I would change my
humanity with a baboon.
Oh, how stupid! I've been alive for twenty-eight years,
and I've never met a man who knew what was good for him.
I'd rather be a baboon than kill myself out of love for
some woman I can't have.
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What should I do? I confess it is my shame to be so fond, but it
is not in my virtue to amend it.
What should I do? I know it's foolish to be so much in
love, but I can't help it.
Virtue? A fig! 'Tis in ourselves that we are thus or
thus. Our bodies are our gardens, to the which our wills are
gardeners. So that if we will plant nettles or sow lettuce, set
hyssop and weed up thyme, supply it with one gender of herbs or
distract it with many—either to have it sterile with
idleness, or manured with industry—why, the power and
corrigible authority of this lies in our wills. If the balance of
our lives had not one scale of reason to poise another of
sensuality, the blood and baseness of our natures would conduct us
to most prepost'rous conclusions. But we have reason to
cool our raging motions, our carnal stings, our unbitted lusts.
Whereof I take this that you call love to be a sect or scion.
Can't help it? Nonsense! What we are is up to us. Our
bodies are like gardens and our willpower is like the gardener.
Depending on what we plant—weeds or lettuce, or one kind
of herb rather than a variety, the garden will either be barren and
useless, or rich and productive. If we didn't have
rational minds to counterbalance our emotions and desires, our
bodily urges would take over. We'd end up in ridiculous
situations. Thankfully, we have reason to cool our raging lusts. In
my opinion, what you call love is just an offshoot of lust.
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It cannot be.
I don't believe it.
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It is merely a lust of the blood and a permission of the will.
Come, be a man. Drown thyself? Drown cats and blind puppies! I have
professed me thy friend, and I confess me knit to thy deserving with
cables of perdurable toughness.
You feel love because you feel lust and you have no willpower.
Come on, be a man. Drown yourself? Drowning is for cats or blind
puppies—don't drown yourself! I've
told you I'm your friend, and I'll stick
by you.
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Title: | [Journal] Dec. 22, 1779, Fort Patrick Henry, Holston River / John Donelson : a machine readable transcription of an image |
Author: | Donelson, John |
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Summary: | This is the Journal kept by John Donelson on his trip from Fort Patrick Henry to French Salt Springs which he also refers to as the Big Salt Lick. He travels down the Holston, French Broad, Clinch, Tennessee, and Cumberland Rivers. The trip starts on December 22, 1779 and is completed on April 24, 1780. Donelson's boat is joined early in the voyage by several others going along the same route. Donelson writes about an accident they have on the French Broad river in February. One of the other vessels sinks. A slave dies on the Clinch river in March from severe frost bite. Later that month the travellers have trouble with the Chickamaugas, who have villages down the south side of the Tennessee River. Captain Blackemore's boat, which had been quarantined from the others due to small pox, is attacked by these natives, and many people are killed or captured. Donelson writes about the flotilla trying to navigate the Whirl, a particularly dangerous place on the Tennessee River near Chattanooga. There, they are attacked again by the Chickamaugas. One family named Jennings is left behind when their boat becomes trapped in the Whirl, but they are able to eventually catch up to the others. Donelson writes about trouble they have going through the Muscle Shoals in mid-March. On the Cumberland River they begin to have food shortages and are forced to hunt buffalo to survive. When they arrive in Big Salt Lick, they meet Captain Robertson and company. The group decides to stay temporarily in some log cabins they find. |
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In a few weeks, I will be part of a panel at the 2011 meeting of the American Historical Association. The session is: "Careers in History: The Variety of the Profession." The session will be on the first day of the conference: Thursday, January 6, 2011 at 3 pm. The focus of this panel will be as on using your Ph.D. when you cannot get a job in a conventional history department. The conference program committee is expecting a heavy turnout, and has put us in a big room. C-Span has asked for permission to record the session. In an ironic twist, the AHA put this panel in a central location next to the job center. (It is ironic in that most of those interviews will be for jobs in history departments, otherwise the location would seem approrpriate.) The room is also near the messaging center. So that will encourage additional foot traffic.
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Norwegian Spirit - Canada/New England: Norwegian Spirit Cruise Review by joseph123
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Norwegian Spirit - Canada/New England
Destination: Canada & New England
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
Embarkation: I really enjoyed the convenience of sailing out of NY. We chose to take the train in from NJ and walk from Penn Station to the cruise ship terminal since it was a beautiful day. The walk only took us about 45 minutes and was not bad at all. Sailing out of NY harbor is an experience not to be missed!
Public Rooms: I thought the ship was really beautiful and liked the scale of the rooms. Never felt crowed or too big. If you love the traditional cruising experiences such as a card room and good library, you will love More this ship. Also it has a fantastic, very wide wrap around promenade deck with real teak steamer chairs with pads. I sailed on the new Crown Princess and the deck was only half as wide and the ship was a third larger. This is one of the ships best features in my opinion. The public rest rooms on this ship were really poorly maintained and dirty. I found this quite surprising because all of the other areas of the ship were kept really clean.
Cabin: We had inside cabins. They were a bit worn and definitely in need of refurbishment, although fine for a short cruise. The shower was the best feature, it was very large and one of the biggest I have ever experienced with a real glass door vs. the curtain that clings to you. So this was something that I thought made a big difference. I hated the soap and shampoo they provide. You would need to use huge handfuls of it and it would not lather. I felt like I was using hand cream instead of soap. They really need to improve the products that they use. Princess, Celebrity, and RCCL all had much better cabin amenities. The beds were also kind of hard and small. The cabin was kept very clean and you do get the towel animals if that is something that is important to you.
Dining: I thought the food was OK, but not great. The buffet variety could have been better. On the first night we ordered shrimp cocktail, which was not on the menu but we were told that you could order at any time along with steak, salmon, and chicken, and when it was served it was was very small 1/4" sized shrimp on a bed of lettuce, the kind that you would get in a can. I questioned this with the Maitre'd and he said that is what is normally served, but he brought us a nice real shrimp cocktail from one of the specialty restaurants at no extra cost, which was a nice gesture. We did not eat at any of the specialty restaurants, but the food in the main dining rooms was adequate and plentiful, just nothing outstanding. The service was excellent and we never had a hard time getting a table. I really liked the freestyle dining experience. The buffet was always chaotic and crazy, so we tried to avoid it at peak times. They had free ice cream all day, not like all of the others lines who are charging an extra fee for it. They do not have pizza was I felt really strange, all of the other ships I have been have offered this and I was surprised to find that NCL does not on the Spirit. You can order it off of the kid's menu in the main dining rooms, and we did one night and found it quite tasty!
Entertainment: The absolute best I have ever experienced! The main production shows were very well done. The also had a magician and an acrobatic troupe on board which were excellent. The end of cruise show were they bring all of the staff up on stage was a very nice touch. The entertainment on this ship far surpassed my expectations.
Service: Service in just about every instance was absolutely spectacular. I thought the freestyle experience would mean that the the service would not be as good, but that was not the case at all.
Ports: We loved the New England itinerary. We sailed to Halifax, Bar Harbor, Boston, and Martha's Vineyard. The tendering process got to be a bit slow and NCL uses an antiquated card system in comparison to Princess, RCCL and Celebrity, which seems to do a much better job of getting people off of the ship faster and managing the process. We could not get off the ship until 10:30-11:00 AM in the ports in which we had to tender which was disappointing since I look forward to as much time in port as possible.
Value: Could not beat the price, I only paid $499.99 + port charges, so it could not be beat form that perspective!
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My parents were ... Lillian and Frank. He was an electrical worker and an accomplished classical pianist and my mum was a housewife.
The household I grew up in ... was a three-bedroomed terraced house in south Wimbledon, with an outside tin bath and toilet. There was never much room but always a lot of laughter.
If I could change one thing about myself ... I would stay in my 60s for the next 50 years. I've been very lucky, it's been wonderful all the way through. You're still reasonably fit and healthy – I swim every day. It's a wonderful, wonderful age.
You wouldn't know it but I am very good at ... solving problems. Not just in my business; everybody comes to me with their own problems. You tell me a problem, and I'll instinctively try to find a solution, even when you can't really find one.
You may not know it but I'm no good at ... suffering fools and huge egos. I meet a fair few, but I've never had the patience.
My favourite item of clothing ... I live in shorts all year round, even the winter, and have them in every colour of the rainbow.
What I see when I look in the mirror ... my hair increasingly going from a light grey to white.
I wish I'd never worn ... I had a velvet jacket as a teenager which I absolutely loved, but when I look back, it wasn't a good look.
I drive/ride ... I ride a bike, a Cannondale Street 600, and drive a Rolls-Royce Ghost – both of which I love and get a lot of pleasure from.
My house is ... I've got three houses, and they all feel like home. There's a three-bed apartment in Spain, a seven-bed house in Burwood Park in Surrey, and a four-bed cottage in the Cotswolds.
My favourite work of art ... I'm not really into art. A jukebox wouldn't be a work of art, would it? I've got a rebuilt original and the songs are records I promoted in the early 1960s. That would be the nearest thing!
My favourite building ... a tea stall on Epsom Downs – it's just a little wooden building. As a kid I used to fly a kite up there and go with my dad to The Derby. I've had lots of happy times up there, lots of laughter.
My secret crush is ... that would have been Sophia Loren; magnificent – erm – lungs.
Movie heaven ... Waking Ned. It's a comedy about a little Irish village where they win the lottery. It's very cute and very funny. The Irish are such a friendly, funny, happy people.
A book that changed me ... as a kid, it was reading The Famous Five, because they were always going on exciting adventures. My life has been, and still is, an exciting adventure.
My greatest regret ... that I didn't learn the piano from my father – he was a wonderful pianist.
My real-life villains ... old-school Tories.
The last time I cried ... when my first wife Liz died in 2003. She died very suddenly, of cancer.
My five-year plan ... to get away with what I'm doing now for as long as possible. I have a very, very full and happy life, owning a business that I love.
What's the point? To get as much out of life as possible and give as much back as you can.
My life in six words ... happy, healthy, funny, and very fulfilling.
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Cranberry Luncheon Salad Recipe
In the heart of cranberry country, Mrs. Leon F. Schleusener, Tomah, Wisconsin, has key ingredients for her salad at hand. If you can't find cranberry gelatin, raspberry or other red-colored flavors work, too.
- 2 cups orange juice, divided
- 1 cup water
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) cranberry gelatin
- 1 can (14 ounces) whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 1 can (15-1/4 ounces) sliced peaches, drained
- 3 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Lettuce leaves
- 1/4 cup coarsely chopped pecans
- 1. In a small saucepan, bring 1 cup orange juice and water to a boil. Place gelatin in a large bowl; add juice mixture and stir until dissolved. Stir in the remaining orange juice. Chill until partially set, about 1-1/2 hours.
- 2. Stir in cranberry sauce. Pour into a 6-cup ring mold coated with cooking spray. Cover and refrigerate for 6 hours or overnight.
- 3. Set aside a few peach slices for garnish; cube the remaining peaches. In a large bowl, combine the cubed peaches, chicken, celery, mayonnaise, vinegar, salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour or until chilled.
- 4. Invert gelatin mold onto a serving plate; line center of ring with lettuce leaves. Stir pecans into chicken salad; spoon into center of gelatin. Top with reserved peach slices. Yield: 10 servings.
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... as all cows that produce alpine cheese must spend 100 days in the mountains.
Tired, with about 11 miles of walking under our belt (according to Cheryl's handy dandy app), we had a great fondue of three local cheeses for dinner. The waitstaff was great, and showed us the right way to season it, and also brought out a shot glass of clear liquid. When the waiter dipped a piece of bread in and let it soak, Cheryl ...
Switzerland day 3
Woke up about 10.30am this morning as we planned to go on a cable cart up the mountain and then walk back down. Before we left I quickly FaceTimed mum and dad who is up North with grandma and Ron and showed them the Swiss alps! We then walked to the cabel cart and caught it up to the top. We took some photos and I went on the flying fox - like a big kid! Haha We then walked all the way back down, which took us about 45mins to get back down the ...
Top of the world to the valley floor
We started our day off with a tram ride from Murren, which is at about 5000 ft. to the Schilthorn, which is at about 9800 ft. The City of Murren was encased in fog when we left and it was actually a gamble to take the tram up...we were not sure we would see anything!
But this group of travelers has been particularly lucky...maybe it is the prayers, maybe it is the positive thinking or maybe God is just smiling on us (Don says it ...
Heaven on Earth
... half the tour left and the rest of us brave souls were going to pray for dry weather! 8 of us set out at 9:30 on a trail that ran along the cliffs over looking the Lauterbrennen valley. It was suppose to be easy, there is a train that runs along it so if things got bad... rain ... we could get on in Winteregg, about halfway through the hike.
Two shops past the hotel we stopped for one of our tour members to get a hat and gloves. Dar and Don went in the ...
Day Six: Hiking in the Swiss Alps!
... this is where the city planners got the idea.
We kept walking on to the next village called Ginnewald. Here we stopped for coffee on a view point balcony and used the washrooms. I struck up a conversation with a nice couple from Chicago! They were on their honey moon and had traveled to the Alps after spending time in Italy. We swapped stories of our travels and they gave ...


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Yes, I do. You just don't like how I dumb it down to a cartoon-like story of bullshit.
Evolution has been proven that it can happen, but it hasn't and probably can't be proven that it happened the way the evolutionary theorists have desribed.
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The Courtesy Committee is a non-profit organization composed of a group of faculty and staff who maintain the family atmosphere of the university by remembering all full-time faculty/staff when there is a wedding,birth, adoption, illness, and death in our Delta State Family throughout the year. Dues are collected in the Bologna Performing Arts Center lobby at the Faculty and Staff Opening Session in August. Contributions of $10.00 or more may be paid or later mailed to Lisa Sandifer, Box 3222, Broom 343 on campus. Without these donations, we can not remember our "family" when there is a need. Please pay your dues in August when we start collecting. Thanks in advance for supporting this committee.
Listed below is a list of 2016-2017 Committee members. Please let a committee member know of any of the above events. If you prefer you can fill out a form online using this link.
Lacey Blessitt | Liza Cope | Kim Pongetti |
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1. A gift shall be sent to faculty/staff who are hospitalized (including out-patient surgery). If they are in an out-of-town hospital, the gift may be delivered when they return.
2. A casserole or fruit basket shall be sent to the family upon the death of faculty or staff member.
3. A memorial shall be sent to the DSU Foundation upon the death of a DSU Emeritus faculty or staff member.
4. A gift certificate shall be sent to new babies born to or adopted by faculty or staff members.
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6. A gift shall be given to a faculty or staff member who marries.
7. A gift shall be sent on the retirement of a faculty or staff member. Committee members may volunteer to select gifts for retirees whom they know personally. (Depending on our finances.)
8. A card shall be sent for any special occasion indicating remembrance – such as faculty/staff hospitalized out-of-town, serious illness of spouse or child, illness of retired faculty/staff, etc.
9. Any other act of courtesy deemed in order by the committee.
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Water Trail
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Lower Pyatt Access
The access is on the north side of the U.S. Highway 62 bridge over Crooked Creek in western Marion County. Upper Pyatt Access, a primitive launch site, is about a mile upstream of Lower Pyatt Access. It's on the east side of the U.S. Highway 62 Spur bridge south of Pyatt.
Snow Access
From Snow on U.S. Highway 62 in western Marion County, take Marion County Road 4006 south. Continue on 4006 (bear left at 4007 split) about 1.3 miles and turn left at railroad tracks. Continue about 0.7 miles to access.
Kelley's Slab Access
To reach Kelley's Slab, turn on Marion County Road 4002 from U.S. Highway 62 at the western edge of Yellville. Continue 1 mile to Crooked Creek. The access is on the east side of the creek at the slab, slightly downstream of the 4002 bridge.
Yellville Access
The access is in Yellville City Park, which is reached via Arkansas Highway 14 immediately south of Yellville and U.S. Highway 62.
Water Trail Length
22.1 miles; Pyatt Access to Snow Access - 6.7 miles
Snow Access to Kelley's Slab Access - 11.9 miles
Kelley's Slab Access to Yellville Access - 3.5 miles.
Crooked Creek is known for smallmouth bass fishing but it offers much more for visitors seeking solitude, exploration and a float trip down a river. To help anglers, paddlers and wildlife watchers enjoy this Ozark stream, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission designated the Crooked Creek Water Trail in 2012.
The trail covers 22 miles of the stream – from Lower Pyatt Access to Yellville – although other stretches of the stream may be floated. The water level in the creek depends entirely on rainfall. This peaceful stream can turn into a raging torrent very quickly, especially during heavy spring rains. Paddlers should seek weather and water-level information before beginning a trip.
For those planning longer routes, primitive campsites are available at Snow Access and Brooksher Crooked Creek Preserve, which has no access by road. Paddlers also may camp at Fred Berry Conservation Education Center on Crooked Creek with permission from the center's manager. Camping is limited to one night per campsite.
Almost all property along Crooked Creek is privately owned and marked by fences, signs or purple paint. Please respect private property and camp only at designated areas.
Float Time
Under normal circumstances, paddlers can expect to cover about 2 river miles per hour on this stream with deep pools, fast chutes, riffles and small waves. The stream may flow underground during summer from Yellville to Cotter Spring on the White River (the underground stream does not follow the creek's channel). A
USGS gauge reads conditions
near Kelley's Slab at Fred Berry Conservation Education Center on Crooked Creek.
A bridge (between mile markers 35 and 36) and Kelley's Slab (between mile markers 26 and 27) can be dangerous. Scout both areas before floating.
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According to Arkansas law, children 12 and under must wear a Coast Guard-approved life jacket and everyone aboard must have one ready to use. Vessels 16 feet and longer must have a throwable life preserver aboard. Glass containers are illegal in boats such as canoes and kayaks, which can be easily swamped. Paddlers must securely fasten cooler lids, and use attached mesh litter bags and floating holders for beverages.
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The creek flows through rolling pastureland, cedar glades, bluffs and tree-lined banks. Oak-hickory forests, willow, hackberry, pawpaw, catalpa and black walnut provide habitat for mink, beaver, deer and river otters. Watch for belted kingfishers, ospreys, wood ducks and herons. Bald eagles migrate from fall to early spring; some are year- round residents.
Crooked Creek – a Blue Ribbon Smallmouth Bass Stream – is well known for its feisty smallmouth bass. Check current AGFC fishing regulations. Crank and spinner baits retrieved across riffles or live bait and soft plastic lures worked in deep holes with large rocks and other structure are recommended. The creek is home to largemouth bass, Ozark bass, green sunfish, bluegill and catfish.
Education and Conservation
The Fred Berry Conservation Education Center on Crooked Creek covers 421 acres along a 2.75-mile bend of the creek. The center includes interpretive trails, outdoor and indoor learning areas, and access to the creek.
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Wildlife Hotline 800-440-1477
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looks and feels like Indian Summer! Cliffs of the South Bank of Colorado River form the backdrop. Day 3 of "winter Jacob Lake" variation of R2R2R. 1/12/09 1:40 pm | Bright Angel Trail (Route) Dmitry Pruss's Image Gallery Winter R2R2R: Jacob Lake to South Rim and back (Trip Report) Image Data
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- Summary: The second release from Rumer is a covers album of 1970s songs originally sung by such artists as Isaac Hayes, Bob Marley, Jimmy Webb, and Townes Van Zandt.
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May 29, 2012Boys Don't Cry works superbly as a companion piece to Seasons.
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Q MagazineOct 12, 2012Each songwriter is honored, and often improved by Rumer's thoughtful readings. [Jul 2012, p.109]
Aug 14, 2012Yet if Rumer seems to be thinking less critically here, she sounds just as beautiful doing it.
MojoJul 18, 2012Boys Don't Cry is an unashamed stopgap. [Jun 2012, p.86]
May 29, 2012It's Tesco shelf filler, it's Father's Day fodder, it's the stack of cover versions every lazy advertising executive is craving now that Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want is all played out.
Aug 14, 2012Rumer can't conjure the right twinge of dissolution for Neil Young's "A Man Needs a Maid," and her lack of urgency on "Soulsville," by Isaac Hayes, is damning. But elsewhere she slides into the premise as into a tub full of suds, communing with Townes van Zandt's "Flyin' Shoes" and Jimmy Webb's "P. F. Sloan."
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Irish Songs Lyrics With Guitar Chords By Martin Dardis
Galway Girl lyrics and guitar chords
GALWAY GIRL 4/4 (Use capo on 2nd fret for Mundy version) Well I (D)took a strool on the old long walk,Of a day I-ay I-(G)ayI (Bm)met a little (A)girl and we (G)stopped to (D)talk, Of a fine soft (A)day I (D)ay-I ay And I (G)ask you (D)friend What's a (G)fella to (D)doBecause her (Bm)hair was (A)black and her (G)eyes were (D)blue, And I (G)knew right (D)then I'd be (G)taking a (D)whirlRound the (Bm)Salthill (A)prom with a (G)Galway (D)girl D-D-D-D-G-G-G-D G-D-G-D-A-A-A-D We were (D)half way there when the rain came down, Of a day I ay I (G)ayAnd she (Bm)took me (A)up to her (G)flat down(D)town, On a fine soft (A)day I (D)ay-I ay, And I (G)ask you (D)friend What's a (G)fella to (D)doBecause her (Bm)hair was (A)black and her (G)eyes were (D)blue, So I (G)took her (D)hand And I (G)gave her a (D)twirlAnd then I (Bm)lost my (A)heart to a (G)Galway (D)girl D-D-D-D-G-G-G-D G-D-G-D-A-A-A-DG-G-G-G-D-D-A-A G-D-G-D-A-A-A-D D-D-D-D When I (D)woke up I was all alone,D-D-G-GWith a (Bm)broken (A)heart and a (G)ticket (D)home, D-G-D-D And I (G)ask you (D)friendOh (G)what would you to d(D)o, If her (Bm)hair was (A)black and her (G)eyes were (D)blue, See I've (G)travelled a(D)round I've been (G)all over this (D)world, - boysAnd (Bm)never seen (A)nothing like a (G)Galway (D)girl D-D-D-D-G-G-G-D G-D-G-D-A-A-A-DD-D-D-D-G-G-G-D G-D-G-D-A-A-A-DG-G-G-G-D-D-A-A G-D-G-D-A-A-A-D
The video on how to play the song on tin whistle is by Jean-Baptiste Meynard who is using a D whistle. The notes played may not be exactly the same as I have given. Be imaginative and play your own version of the tune. No tune has to be played exactly the same as who made it famous. Once the basic melody of the tune is kept in place that's all that matters.
Thanks goes to Mikeo Pennington for sending me Galway Girl
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Run What You Brung @ Hard Rock in February!!!!
There is going to be a OFFROAD event at Hard Rock in Ocala, all of you in Fl. have probably have already been there, Its going to be a small bragging rights comp. Run what you Brung type thing.
Open to any 4 wheel drive veh. -Timed races on the MX tracks -Uphill climbs -Timed runs threw selected trails -Live music -Camping and Bar B Q February 13th and 14th $5 spec. fee $25 entry fee for one day $40 entry fee for 2 days Any volunteer's will be helpful. You can contact Jason @ 904.444.0679 or contact Glenn Knox at Hard Rock MX park. Hardrock Cycle Park - Cycles, ATV's, and 4X4's Grabbed this from Jason over at JKOwners.com Quote:
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Were you at the Newbery Caldecott banquet last night? Share your thoughts, links and photos here!
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This was, indeed, a most magical night. I kept hearing "I Could Have Danced All Night" in my head for HOURS after the banquet. The ride home was particularly memorable in light of the "short" at the end of the night.
As we sat at 17th an M, the bus died! There were several who proclaimed "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!" and then "Don't let the pigeon steer." What a way to bring the evening full circle.
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Faith Connections and the Mississauga Parishes invite young adults (18-39 years) to join us for Scripture Sound Bytes
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