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5:24 pm on Sunday, October 28, 2012
I saw two men fighting over batteries in Stop and Shop. Crazy!
5:46 pm on Sunday, October 28, 2012
Ohmigosh! Really?! Wow. Our family went to the store yesterday morning to avoid any kind of rush today! Did anyone else do that?
9:54 am on Monday, October 29, 2012
Last I checked last night, I think they were open. Did we hear differently today?
9:53 am on Monday, October 29, 2012
We're still waiting on word from City Hall, Kerri!
9:48 am on Monday, October 29, 2012
Maybe you should let people know if there are any shelters that will be open in Woburn if needed. My neighbors are both in their 80's and if the lights go out for a long period, they may need to go somewhere.
9:54 am on Monday, October 29, 2012
Good call, Walt! I just added that to the Info Center text. (It's WMHS unless the city needs to change that.)
10:10 am on Monday, October 29, 2012
Thank you. I dont get a newspaper, so I am finding Patch a great source of information! Keep it up.
10:20 am on Monday, October 29, 2012
Glad to be of assistance, Walt! :) I'll be here all day with you! :)
1:22 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Hi Danielle. I am hearing this is going to be an all day event tomorrow also. Have you heard this?
1:25 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
At least that's what the weather channel is saying.. Im not getting much out of the Boston stations.. it's all just a re- hash..
3:22 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
All I've heard so far is that we'll have some rain and wind left over, but nothing as strong as today. Let's hope that's right!
4:35 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
The lights are flickering on and off on Brentwood Road. Hope they stay on. Family in Winchester is without power!
4:46 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Over here by Weafer also.. still hanging in though......
4:51 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Good Luck !! Fingers crossed, and, batteries in all the flameless candles and the mini tv !!
4:56 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Got A coleman lantern yesterday... and a few flashlights. May have to go to my storage unit and get my gas grill if the lights go out... if I can get there!
5:42 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Danielle, are you saying Commerce way is closed?
6:22 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
It's unclear from radio traffic if it is completely closed. However, there was the Avis fire, the transformer fire, and a traffic light out. It seems like it's a mess down there! Sorry for not seeing this earlier. :(
8:45 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Good job today Danielle! Thanks for all the updates. gues I will get a twitter account next to keep up!
6:37 am on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Great job!
We lost a 40 foot pine tree in our front yard around 6 last night. We were fortunate it didn't hit out house but it was an near miss! I am blessed we were ok when I see what NYC is like.
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On my way out now.. I will keep you posted at my lunchtime. I think I have a long ride in.... Good job Danielle!


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Many who enjoy the music of this area are familiar with the traditional style of dance known as clogging.
Clogging dancers use their feet and a special pair of shoes to create a rhythm while dancing. Most closely associated with bluegrass and old-time music, this type of dance pre-dates tap dancing and was developed from a mixture of Irish, English, Scandinavian, German, and even Cherokee dancing.
The Surry Arts Council offers clogging classes every Tuesday, beginning at 5 p.m., with instructor Samantha Wilhelmi of Floyd, Va. A new, beginner-level clogging class is starting on March 1 from 7:15 to 8 p.m.
The sounds of clogging could be heard on the walkway outside of the dance studio at the Surry Arts Council on Tuesday evening. The students followed the lead of the instructor, 19-year-old Wilhelmi. She took them through each choreographed step and stopped occasionally to make sure they followed along and performed the steps correctly before she moved on to the next section.
"Think about relaxing your feet. Now start again — 2, 3, 4…" Wilhelmi said, while praising the students as they performed the routine.
The clogging sounds that filled the studio seemed to vibrate the walls, creating a percussive rhythm that could be clearly heard, but also felt, which is part of the appeal of clogging. The tapping was created in a variety of ways through the way the dancers' feet moved with the choreographed steps — steps with names like "whole turkey" and "fancy double."
Even as the students lifted their legs, their clogging shoes made a softer tapping sound.
The clogging steps performed by Wilhelmi and her students, when accompanied with the rhythms of the music, created a new song — a blend of clogging and music, a new sound created by the physical steps of the dancers.
Wilhelmi has been clogging for around 13 years. Her interest began at the age of 3, after she attended dances in Floyd with her family. She already was involved with tap and ballet classes, and the rhythms and style of clogging appealed to her, but the dance academy she was enrolled in did not offer clogging.
At around age 5 or 6, Wilhelmi started attending a different dance academy, one that offered clogging, and her love for that style of dance was born.
She still takes ballet classes, but clogging is Wilhelmi's preferred style of dance.
"I love the percussion and the rhythm of the dance. It is not confining; it is expressive, especially freestyle clogging, which I really enjoy. I also love the choreographed style of clogging, but the freestyle clogging, like you see at fiddlers conventions in the area, is my favorite."
Wilhelmi has competed in several fiddlers' conventions, winning first place at the Fries Fiddlers Convention in 2012 and placing second at the Alleghany Fiddler's Convention two years ago. She also competed in the several Mount Airy Fiddlers Conventions.
Clogging is different than tap dancing, according to Wilhelmi, because the beats created with the dancer's feet are made with special "jingle taps" affixed to the bottom of the shoes. The jingle taps are fitted loosely on the bottom of the shoe and attached to a stationary tap, which causes the shoe to make a special tapping sound when it hits the stationary tap and then the floor.
Surry Arts Council began offering the clogging classes in 2009. Wilhelmi was attending the old-time dances held on the first Saturday of each month at the Old-Time Music Heritage Hall, which is now located at the Earle Theatre.
SAC Executive Director Tanya Jones noticed Wilhelmi, who was only 16 years old at the time, and asked her to lead a clogging workshop prior to the dances. After success with the workshops, Wilhelmi began teaching the weekly clogging class at the dance studio located below the Andy Griffith Museum.
Cloggers enrolled in the class are encouraged to participate in competitions and performances, with several opportunities to showcase their talents throughout the year by performing in the Rhythm on Main dance recitals. Local fiddler's conventions also have clogging competitions, as well as regional competitions, where the winners have the chance to move on to state and national clogging competitions.
Wilhelmi loves all types of music, and in her clogging classes, she uses everything from bluegrass, to old-time, and more contemporary music.
The students in the classes are primarily adult women, but Wilhelmi encourages more young people to attend. Anyone who is age 7 or older is welcome to enroll in the classes at a cost of $25 per month. Wilhelmi also teaches private clogging lessons.
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Dear GHA developers,
this is an important message for those of you who have components that output lists of data using DA.SetDataList().
It is important that you make sure you always call SetDataList() from within SolveInstance(), even if you do not have any data to assign. There is some logic in place that will automatically create output data structures, but this logic may result in unexpected and unpredictable (from the user point of view) data when you omit a call to SetDataList(). A typical implementation of SolveInstance() should look something like:
Dim A As SomeData = Nothing
Dim B As SomeData = Nothing
DA.GetData(0, A)
DA.GetData(1, B)
If (A Is Nothing) OrElse (B Is Nothing) OrElse _
(Not A.IsValid) OrElse (Not B.IsValid) Then
DA.SetDataList(0, Nothing)
End If
'Do more stuff here, but always call
'SetDataList() before any Return statements.
DA.SetDataList(0, results)
or, if you're cool:
SomeData A = null;
SomeData B = null;
DA.GetData(0, ref A);
DA.GetData(1, ref B);
if( A == null | B == null | !A.IsValid | !B.IsValid )
DA.SetDataList(0, null);
//Do more stuff here, but always call
//SetDataList() before any return statements.
DA.SetDataList(0, result);
I'll add a help topic to the SDK documentation explaining this in more detail as well. The logic that invents a reasonable data structure layout for output parameters is being beefed up for 0.9+ and there will be changes to the way it behaves but I realised I cannot actually fix all possible quirks unless SetDataList() is consistently called.
David Rutten
Poprad, Slovakia
Tags: GHA, List, Output, SetDataList
Hi David
could you please review this particular type of SDK breakage?
In this form, it will mean that very many current add-ons will stop working properly, and it will be very difficult to spot the error, because the basic case will still work as usual.
- Giulio
I agree it's a possible source of problems, but my preference is to back David's decisions on best way forward. The SDK is openly stated as being underdevelopment, and past SDK breakages have never taken very long to resolve.
Developers can search their code for occurrences of "SetDataList(" and ensure they revise their code. Otherwise perhaps a total breakage (either renaming the method) or changing the parameters will force this. Are there many other known breakages?
I think I've omitted my results out of this discussion because I am not sure what is best. I was also thinking about some renaming of the method, like you say, to help finding the change; or some other ideas if anyone had some. Please also see my answer to David's statement.
- Giulio
(from the user point of view)
Would it not be better to try and put the genie back in the bottle as it would seem to be a bug fix for some erroneous path behaviour, rather than let it continue the way it is.
Sure, current overall behavior needs to be fixed. But to help understanding the change, it will be useful somehow to highlight this change to third-party developers. Changing the behavior underneath is great, but it would be great to have some way for developers to know directly of the fundamental change. Please also see my answer to David's statement.
- Giulio
Hi Giulio,
it's not a breakage, it's an existing bug that can only be fixed in this way.
David Rutten
Poprad, Slovakia
Previously it was possible to omit the call and use the index of the list to fix the location. E.g.: SetDataList(0, list, 2) rather than SetDataList(0, list).
Right now, it is required we do call this method. This is great, as we will all have one less source of bugs. But the function behavior has fundamentally changed.
To let surely people know about this, for example, you could consider renaming the function. This way, old assemblies that used only SetData and SetDataTree will continue working, while SetDataList will need to be referred to the new method.
Just a thought to make this simpler to maintain, not an apology of that bug.
- Giulio
No, the function hasn't changed. Nor the signature, nor the behaviour. It will work better than before, but there will still be rare bugs left unless you make sure to always call SetDataList() before returning out of SolveInstance().
Old components will work better than before (well, should work better....), but there is one bug I cannot fix without breaking the SDK in quite a substantial fashion.
David Rutten
Poprad, Slovakia
I think this is an answer to me of a post that got deleted just after I posted it. Sorry!
The bug you speak of is that the Nulls up 1 branch level bug?
Yes, that was one incarnation of the underlying bug. There were 3 others I could work out, maybe more.
David Rutten
Poprad, Slovakia
Thanks for this further explanation, David. I understand what you mean with working better than before and that this descends from the need to make the code alert you about the one-level-more-down branch before it exits.
- Giulio
I'm a bit confused here:
If you're bailing out instead of finishing cleanly (due to something going wrong, null ref, whatever), would you still have to call SetDataList if in a good scenario (where everything works) you were outputting a list? Can't you just call DA.SetData(x, null)? How would it differ?
What I mean to ask in code is:
SomeData A = null;
SomeData B = null;
DA.GetData(0, ref A);
DA.GetData(1, ref B);
if( A == null | B == null | !A.IsValid | !B.IsValid )
DA.SetData(0, null);
DA.SetDataList(0, result);
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DEAR ABBY: My daughters are attractive young women, both doing well in their professional careers. "Melanie," who is 27, is married to "Sam," an extremely attractive and successful man.
My 30-year-old daughter, "Alicia," has been divorced for a year. Her marriage failed two years ago because she and her husband had an appetite for sex outside their marriage. While I was disturbed about that, I was horrified to learn that Melanie allows her sister to occasionally have sex with Sam.
Melanie's argument is that Sam is less likely to cheat given this situation. When I asked her and Sam about it, he said it wasn't his idea. My current husband says any man who would refuse this "set-up" would be nuts. Alicia claims she "doesn't have time" to date right now, and after she finishes her MBA, she'll seek out a more normal relationship.
I am distraught about this mess. Melanie says she wants to start a family soon. She says she loves Sam, who can "handle everything," and she enjoys seeing "everyone happy." She says Alicia won't sleep around now and, maybe, one day she'll marry a handsome man like Sam who will "return the favor"!
I can't believe these girls are my daughters. Should I continue to protest or let it go? Is this relaxed attitude about sex prevalent in young people today? I cannot understand Melanie's lack of desire to defend her turf. — HEARTBROKEN MOM IN FLORIDA
DEAR MOM: Your daughters appear to be into the concept of open marriage. Clearly, they do not view marriage and relationships the same way you do.
Melanie is naive to think that encouraging Sam to have a sexual relationship with her sister will discourage him from seeking other partners. Far from it. And as for her wanting to start a family, has she considered what will happen if her husband impregnates Alicia at the same time — or first?
But back to your question: Are you right to protest? You certainly are. That's what mothers are for — to inject a dose of sanity when everyone around her is losing theirs.
DEAR ABBY: The other day at work, my girlfriend overheard a group of people in the break room talking about what they'd do first if they won the lottery. Without exception, everyone in that room said the first thing they would do is get a divorce. My girlfriend was stunned.
Have you ever done an informal reader survey on this subject? Is the state of marriage in America really that bad? I'm also curious if answers would differ along gender lines. Let me know what you think, and thanks. — HAPPILY SINGLE BUT STILL A BELIEVER IN MARRIAGE Continued...
DEAR HAPPILY SINGLE: No, I have not done a reader survey on this subject. But I'm glad you asked, because I think what your girlfriend heard is a sad commentary on the state of the marriages of her co-workers. Readers, if you'd care to chime in on this, I'm sure it would be enlightening.
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The comely Gross has been motoring about visiting the country's third tier cities in -- yes! -- a hearse, enlisting pro-Jesus spoken word poets and Christian video artists who love frosted flakes to spread the word that porn is threatening the collapse of our families. In a hip way, with skulls and stuff.
As amusing as it would have been to read about my adventures at Gross' March 10 Bakersfield gig, he didn't send me the press release and I missed it. Rude. Let's attempt to heal with this week's sex events:
Guerrero Gallery's celebrating its third birthday with a bunch of naked hotties -- "Nudes" is a group exhibition of 18 artists' depictions of the human form. Our sneak peek favorite has to be Erin Riley's sensual handwoven tapestries which show scenes of lovers embracing, and one woman really indulging her attraction to Budweiser beer.
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[Solved] PHP Prevent Form Re-submission
After a user submits a form, and they refresh the page, it asks if they would like to re-submit the form.
Is there anyway I should be structuring my code to prevent it? or is it something else?
For the the record, it's primarily for anti spam purposes.Sure:
(1) user, on page "A", submits form to page "B"
(2) page "B" processes the form and creates the response to show the user.
page "B" does not display anything to the user.(3) page "B" saves the response (say, using
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).(4) page "C" gets the response (e.g., from
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(I use "page A", "B", and "C" here for clarity, but the form submission/redirect could just as easily be handled on a single page.)
Another alternative is to use a "token" with your forms. Note that this is not as user-friendly as the redirect method above, but it's a good idea for other reasons, and you can combine the two approaches for best results.
(1) before showing the form to the user, generate an arbitrary, unique string. This is a "token."
(2) put the "token" in a hidden form field.
also, save the "token" in the user's session, along with the time it was created.(3) when the form is submitted, check the "token" before processing it. The token must:
... be present
... match the token you saved in the session
... have been created recently (e.g., in the last 30 min.)(You want the token to match so you know that the form was submitted from one you actually provided - not one a spammer copied and used in a script.
(You want it to have been created recently so you can be reasonably sure that it's the same person you actually gave the form to).
Next, delete the token info from the session. This way, you can never get a duplicate response (the re-submission will have a token that doesn't match any records in your session, and so you know to ignore it).
If the "token" passed the tests, you can proceed normally and process the form.
thanks traq, they both worked.
no problem.
As I said, I'd recommend both approaches. The redirect is better UX, and the token helps with spam/security issues.


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Firefighters battle a blaze at Trinity Episcopal Church, one of several suspicious fires that struck Bend, Ore., early Wednesday. (KTVZ.com / March 6, 2013) |
A string of seven fires within a city block in Bend, Ore., started with the scorching of a historic church during the morning darkness Wednesday and continued until after dawn, when firefighters spotted two cars engulfed in flames, officials said.
After firefighters arrived at Trinity Episcopal Church's main sanctuary around 2:15 a.m., a slew of other fires were spotted nearby -- one at another building across the street that the church uses to serve homeless people, three that burned outside portions of residences, including a garage and a shed, and two vehicle fires, Bend Fire Marshal Larry Medina told the Los Angeles Times.
Medina, citing the ongoing investigation along with local and state police and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, said it was too soon to comment on whether the fires were arson.
Local station KTVZ-TV reported that police were following snowy footprints in hunting for suspects.
"We're investigating all seven scenes," Medina said, adding that there haven't been any arson incidents in the area recently.
When Ginger Sanders got a phone call from her father at 5 a.m., the Trinity Episcopal Church congregant panicked, knowing her mother was sick in the hospital. Her father did have bad news, but it wasn't what she expected.
"He said, 'Your church is on fire,' " Sanders told The Times. "I just sat here and cried. It's absolutely heartbreaking."
For Sanders, who volunteers on the altar guild at the church, which was built in 1929 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, called her congregation a group that goes out of its way to cross boundaries and embrace others.
"The reason I came back to this church wasn't the denomination," she said. "It was the amount of love and care."
Sanders then considered the homeless people for whom the church serves lunch and dinner several times a week from the second burned building, and grew sad.
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In Acts 2:43-45 we read
"And fear came upon every soul; and many wonders and signs were done through the apostles. And all who beleived were together and had all things in commen; and they sold their possesions and goods and distributed them to all, as any had need." (RSV)
My latest blog shows my feelings on riches http://ian-gentles.blogspot.com
But the words quoted are in scripture, so how do we see these words being carried out today?
Socialism politicaly dosent work simply because fallen humanes are greedy. Though the ideal does have benefits.
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This week I opened up my mailbag for salary cap league-related questions . Filling your team with the correct players while conforming to a salary cap ceiling can be a complicated task. Hopefully these answers can help. hansel_is asks: "In recent years we have seen big (offensive) numbers from defenders making peanuts (relatively speaking, of course), some on entry-level contracts, some not. In particular, Duncan Keith in 2009-10 (69 pts, $1,475,000), Keith Yandle in 2010-11 (59 pts, $1,200,000), and most recently Erik Karlsson in 2011-12 (78 pts, $1,300,000). Coincidentally, I was one year too early to cash in on all 3 of these explosions. In your opinion who (if any) is most likely to follow suit: Kevin Shattenkirk ($1,300,000), Cam Fowler ($1,400,000), Oliver Ekman-Larsson ($1,750,000), Ryan McDonagh ($1,300,000) or other... We use cap hits in our one-year league which rewards only G,A,PIM,PPP for skaters. Last year I drafted Cam Fowler, but don't let that influence your decision." You certainly have the right idea of looking into some cheap productive talent. This is key to your team's success because it allows you to afford one more star or even take on the contract of an expensive player that others are avoiding. The cap hits are similar for each player you listed which simplifies the answer. Of that group, I would absolutely avoid McDonagh. He is defensive-minded and has no history of producing on the power play. Although he has talent, I would not be comfortable counting on him in a one-year setting. Your scoring categories are not a good fit for what he brings to the table statistically. Your best bet here is Shattenkirk by a wide margin. He has had back-to-back 43-point seasons which makes him far more reliable. He also scored nine goals in each of those campaigns which will give you an added boost in that category. He is also a decent source of PIM and has a great opportunity to post solid power play totals. Fowler and Ekman-Larsson are both decent options as well. In Fowler's case, he could get back to the 40-point range but simply does not produce in the PIM category to keep up with Shattenkirk. Meanwhile, OEL has showed an ability to score a lot of goals last year but is not at the level of Fowler or Shattenkirk in terms of power play production. * 5hole asks: "Team in signature (we use player salaries), going for the win now as I gave up a bit for Chara & Iggy. Where do you think my team is lacking and who would you move and for what? My biggest question marks are with Michalek repeating and Goligoski improving." 14 Team Dynasty, Full Salarys (Cap 20M$ over actual).
Jonathan Toews (A) / Martin St.louis (A) / Jarome Iginla / Phil Kessel / Patrick Marleau / Patrice Bergeron / David Backes / Milan Michalek / Alex Burrows / Tomas Fleischmann / Gabriel Landeskog / Patric Hornqvist
I really like this team. Even though you do not have any of the mega-stars on your roster, you still possess several elite players. However, I see a weakness in goal. Howard and Halak are solid options but neither is a top-tier keeper. Your goalies count for five out of 14 categories (36%) so you definitely want a strong presence there. How much cap you intend to allocate to your goaltending is up to you, but making a move for one of the elite would do wonders. Seeing that you are going for the win, you could check the trade market for an improvement over Hodgson. Again, it depends on the cap space that you have and are willing to allocate to another roster player. But in any event he definitely has value on the trade market and could land you a nice mid-range forward who can contribute immediately. You could even try to package a couple players for one upgrade, especially if you have good options on the waiver wire who can replace your departed farm players. Your league setup can give you opportunities to take advantage of the perceived value of certain players. For example, in many formats David Backes is a top-10 player. But without blocked shots, hits and face-offs his value takes a hit. The same applies to Patrice Bergeron. Perhaps one of them can be used as trade bait to lure in better value than what they are worth. In Michalek's case it will be a tall order to repeat 35 goals. His previous high was 26 goals back in 2007. I would expect him to fall back into that region while posting 50-55 total points. Keep in mind that he is a risk for injury. His salary this year is $4.75 million and then increases to $6 million next year. This is probably going to be a drag on your budget. I feel better about Goligoski's prospects. He has had back-to-back down years but still has a lot of upside and his team added some firepower this summer. His new contract never exceeds $4.8 million and he is a good goal-scorer for a defenseman and is productive on the power play. * Carcillo asks: "Who are the best potential breakout players with a league minimum salary (=cap hit) for this year (let's say cap hit less than $0.7 million)? I'm talking about guys like Kris Versteeg in 08-09 (cap hit $0.491667, had a 53 point season), Matt Moulson in 09-10 (cap hit $0.575, had a 30 goal and 48 point season), Frans Nielsen the past few years (cap hit $0.525, 38/44/47 point seasons). Where should I look to find the next player to break out with a league minimum salary?" There are plenty of examples, but I will avoid the obvious cases of great prospects on rookie contracts. Obviously, the lesser-known players will come with some risk since they do not have golden boy status and will have to earn every minute of ice time. Andrew Shaw ($565,000): The Blackhawks do not have a true fourth winger in their top-six and Shaw will be in the mix. He is a candidate for 40+ points if he can land a second-line spot, but has some roto league value regardless of his role. Drayson Bowman ($600,000): Bowman does not get the credit he deserves as a prospect. He is off to a great start in the AHL this year with nine goals and 11 points in 10 games. The Hurricanes have a lot of scoring-line depth at the moment but with a few injuries he could be in for a strong season. Even if he is not an instant hit, he carries great upside for the future. Erik Condra ($625,000): He is a responsible defensive-minded winger which will help his ice time. Additionally, he has a history of scoring in the AHL and in college. He is a long-shot, but depending on injuries and line combinations he could be the benefactor of having some highly-skilled forwards at his side. He could have an impact similar to Frans Nielsen. Jared Spurgeon ($526,667): The signings of Zach Parise and Ryan Suter makes the Minnesota Wild a much better team, but leaves them weak in terms of depth. This gives Spurgeon an excellent opportunity to contribute immediately. He will battle Tom Gilbert for PP1 minutes alongside Suter. Paul Postma ($550,000): Postma has become a popular name in these parts but is still an unknown to many of your rival GMs. He has a great chance to contribute immediately in Winnipeg, especially with the injury to Zach Bogosian. He has limited experience in the NHL but is signed to a one-way contract which greatly helps his cause. Richard Bachman ($625,000): If you own an NHL backup goaltender, what better than owning a talented netminder sitting behind a starter who is notorious for missing large chunks of games to injury? Bachman had a strong first year in the NHL and won the backup job when Kari Lehtonen missed a dozen games with a groin injury. He will only get better as he gains more experience. * Recent posts from Eric Daoust:
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Dear Helena, I usually read yr messges through other groups.
I wish to know if you can be seen or heard at other places besides the USA?
no she cant unfortunately, Helena is Captain of the Starship Capricorn which is designated to North America, each country has many different starships assigned to it, if you wish to contact your local starship, ask somebody with telepathic ability to contact them on your behalf
well i tried to contact a starship near me but ahh the only thing i have contacted is my butt or a doorbell who has fu**ing scared me and i jumped out of the chair
lol ahhhhhhhhhhh freestylas
Who invented the first starship?
What race he was?
Prolly some guy in the 1920's thought it up haha
yea a hippy
Hmm so far no mention of this post and our suggestions.
I wonder if they even read these forums, or its a pretty shiny distraction for us?
If you want to pose questions to Lavar, I suggest you do it from the FEEDBACK section.
He reads and responds from there.
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If you want to pose questions to Lavar, I suggest you do it from the FEEDBACK section.
He reads and responds from there.
What, they are incapable of responding from any other forum?
maby they dont know how to use forums
BTW.. where IS this so-called "feedback forum"? I dont see it.
Ahh NM found it, I had to go back to the home page. I guess I wont be posting on this section any more! Take care!
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freestylas wrote:
Who invented the first starship?
What race he was?
Lavar answers :
Adomas, you asked who created the first space ship. I have no idea. The universe is trillions of years old. Space ships must have been developed billions of years ago. Just think how close Unfortunately, we have been laboring under the false concept that nothing can travel faster than light. We shall soon know a lot better when further contact with the several mother ships around earth is fully established. Some earthlinks may even get to go on a trip to another solar system within our galaxy.
These are wonderful times to be alive and be a part of the earth being helped by aliens from various other solar systems.
It won't be long now and the first shuttle landings will be scheduled and many will be able to see the shuttles and the aliens that are manning the shuttles.
Best personal regards, Lavar
"Some earthlinks may even get to go on a trip to another solar system within our galaxy."
haha, its great to be a starseed, we can go throughout the universe, no laws holding us to this galaxy
yep a greencard
freestylas wrote:
Who invented the first starship?
What race he was?
Here is the Telepathic answer
i recive from
The Galactic federation database
The Light Trepass (some sort of light polution)
has something to do in creating
the first working instellar starship.
It happened 15 Billion of lightyears away
in a beautiful galaxy on a planet
close to a sun known to the local spacepeople
as "The Water Star"
Experiment for holding life-energy longer
was done by using/beaming "UNSTABLE MICRO LIGHT"
My COMMENTS:
I found out later that Unstable Lights are found in wormholes.
TELEPATIC Continue:
more than 350 Billion light particles
of UNSTABLE MICRO LIGHT
was used on a KA-Stone
Ka-stone is some sort of Life stone
This stone must be an artificial creation
to empower things
The stone must have been created by many races
since one single race cant create something such as powerful as this
So MANY races (not a single) is realy behind the
idea of instellar Spaceship
Life Stone can CREATE life
is a Creating Tool.
A dictionary says:
derived from Lifestone tree
ancient Egyptian power item, empowered Sphinx.
ka is the Egyptian term for the spirit in a duplicate form of the body "
TELEPATIC Continue:
The energy radiation that was emitted
by 350 billion Unstable Micro light particles
on the Ka/life-stone was amazing and lasted long.
In futher experiment the Idea of instellar spaceship was used.
So you can say the Ka/life-stone on the Water star solarsystem
made The First ever instellar spaceship in this galaxy avaible.
Telepatic sources by Galactic federation high command.
Last edited by Sirius_starchild (2005-08-08 07:09:20)
can you ask them who created the creator?? haha one question that can never be answered
It can be answered.
By theory though. Here's mine.
An instance in what we call "dimensions" can and will creat almost anything. We can be something as little as a spec of nearly nothing under some beasts fingernail, inside a cell, about 1/1000000000000 the size of it.
sympozium wrote:
can you ask them who created the creator?? haha one question that can never be answered
Telepatic answer with lot of words i NEVER have heard before
i still strugle understand the meaning
but i guess for the world most complicated question , we have to expect a complicated answer
here it goes
Question : Who created the creator?
Before WE existed
we was dreaming of life
Before time
we was longing after moments
The life bearing Starfruit
in the ALL glory Fluctuated
By Love we resonated
The Alpha and omega
together in overfrequency
Superfield Realization
mastering pentadimensional overgreed
nurtering Annolighting
Lets explain some terms using google and dicctionary
(I can asure you i have NEVER heard this terms before i got them telepaticly):
Fluctuatated = To vary irregularly / To rise and fall in or as if in waves
Overfrequency = dificult to explain
here is a frase i googled for that use the word
"coding for multiantenna orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM)
transmissions over frequency-selective Rayleigh fading channels."
SUPERFIELD = used in science it seems as in
"Superfield covariant analysis of the divergence structure
of noncommutative supersymmetric "
I belive superfield could be same as subfield so....
SUBFIELD: " A field that is a subset of another field."
here is a frase using this word Amazing found on a Lightworker spanish forum
"through the sacret divine Fire that BURN in my heart
i Invoke my Father-mother God and the Light legions in all the infinity that they COME NOW
Dear ones, Send the MOST POWERFUL PENTADIMENSIONAL RAY
from the glorified 12 Solar aspect from the deity that humanity can supourt in this time
to all Flamed heart"
Ok so it seam the Word Pentadimension is used for the MOST powerful of all rays.
again, i didnt knew this.
ANNOLIGHTING: working with literal and figurative meaning?
"Annolighting" a text combines effective highlighting with marginal annotations that help to explain the highlighted words and phrases
Last edited by Sirius_starchild (2005-08-09 09:08:32)
If you draw an S shape and lay it on it's side then you will have what looks like a wave
a frequency wave
like on the machines in an Emergency Care Unit in the Hospital that shows the Heart beats or Pulse strength where there is the ongoing monitering of the fluctuating waves
We live and have our being in a Hertizan level frequency
Your computer and the pixel lights on the screen and the chair you sit in and the floor the chair stands on are all vibrating in the Hertizan level just like your body and that is why you see what is on the screen and why your chair and the floor hold you up. You are all the same frequency.
Now if you consider that wave
The high portions [Peaks] are where the frequency particalizes for the moment and expresses itself as experience
the Lower portions of the wave are where experience dips back down into that Scource which provides it's energy and momentum to have the existance and experience. The Scource is pure Spirit or more specifically in our modern day terminology: Pure Thought.
if say you were dealing with a 10,000 cycle per second wave
that would mean that ten thousand times per second potential collapses into the best allowable or the worst imaginable possibility allowable for it's golden moment of existance then chaos's out back into thought to replenesh refresh and rejuvinate just as the Human does in sleep before rising up to the new dawns moment
ten thousand times per second
problem is we rarely change that which we are so sure of in our lives
and we are the observers who rule this domain and specify the possibilities that the free expansive potential must curl into in order to manifest in the domain of the range of our five senses: Hertizan
If you could take one singular atom - any singular atom - of that potential that is imprissoned by us contorted observers and crack the cosmic egg open we all know now that it holds an energy we label to be Atom or Nuclear Bombs
Our observer status as Human beings imprisson that much energy in what we then dismiss as "common everyday Reality"
Yet whatever frequency it is - THAT many times per second that which yearns to be with us escapes back to it's own unlimitedness
who is to say what the space ship really is before it enters into our domain
and is forced to accept from our "Atmosphere" the protons neutrons quarks mesons and spins that allow it to express it's experienc in our domain?
We do not exist.


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Yeah I thought Scott Peterson just killed his wife? I am more talking about the serial killers like Gacy Dahmer Barkowitz.
Or the seriel Killer Leatherface but his crimes were not as numerous so much as how he used womans skin as masks and other people.
do you think leather face Geins was raped by his mom or she allowed a man to rape him?
chilling to talk about too
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RE: Herman Webster Mudgett
But the bad seeds are what make good stories!
What publicity and if there is any its only important to the people it affects the next generation doesnt know anything about it. Plus there still to this day trying to figure out who John Wayne Gacy victims are.
Oh there is?
why are they doing inaccuracies?
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well yeah but Vlad the impaler and Elizebeth are pretty evil too
But she hasnt gotten her own story either.
Vlad has though his Dracula.
why do you think family historian run from the black sheep of the family?
Do you think the BTK killer will get his own movie one day?
Bind Torture kill.
that was his motto but his was more I think passive aggressive.
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So where you took the picture thats where his remains are?
Why do you think his story hasnt been told to the public like Charles Manson and Leather face?
what do you think made him kill his victims?
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