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Marion County has an incredibly diverse offering of area churches. If you are seeking a place of worship you'll find one just right for you in our listing of area churches, synagogues, and other religious institutions.
If your information is not included, or if it is incorrect, let us know! Our church directory listings are provided free of charge. Click here to submit your church information/corrections.
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|Assemblies of God
|Abundant Life Assembly of God
|2303 Marion Mt. Gilead Rd.
Marion, OH 43302
|Sunday Morning Worship 10:30am
Sunday School: 11:00 am (Children: nursery-5th grade)
Missionettes 6:00 pm
Royal Rangers 6:00 pmYouth Sundays 6:00 pm, Wednesdays 6:30 pm
|Berean Baptist Church
|131 Marion Cardington Road East
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday School 9:45
Sunday Morning Worship 10:45
Sunday Evening 6:30
Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00
|Central Baptist Church
|2816 Marion Waldo Rd.
Marion, OH 43302
|Sunday School: 9:45am
Sunday Worship: 11:00am
|Emmanuel Baptist Church
|135 Fairview St
Marion, Ohio
|Sunday School 9:40 AM
Church service 10:30 AM & 6:00 PM
Wednesday prayer Meeting 7:15 PM
|Family of Love Old Regular Baptist Church
|18061 State Route 231
Wyandot, OH
|Service: 4th Saturday each month beginning at 2:00 pm
4th Sunday each month beginning at 10:00 am
|LaRue Baptist Church
|217 N. High St.
LaRue, Ohio 43332
|Sunday Worship 10:30 AM, 6:00 PM
|Marion Enterprise Baptist Church
|130 Orton Street
Marion, OH 43302
|Sunday School 10:00AM
Sunday Worship 11:00AM
Sunday Night Worship 6:00PM
Wednesday Night Service 7:00PMWednesday Night Youth Group 7:00PM
|Marion First Free Will Baptist Church
|1449 Crissinger Road
Marion, Ohio 43302
(740) 382-0462
|Sunday School – 10am
Sunday Worship Service -11am
Sunday Night Worship Service – 6pm
Thursday Night Worship Service – 7pm.
|Open Bible Enterprise Baptist
|1525 Bellefontaine Ave.
Marion, OH 43302
|Prospect Baptist Church
|213 North Elm Street
Prospect, OH 43342
(740) 494-2549
|Sunday School 9:30 am
Worship Service 10:30 am
Nursery provided up to age 5
Junior Church K-6th gradeSunday Evening Youth Group 7th-12 grade 5:30 pmWed Evening Shepherd's Plate Meal 6:30 pm with Bible Study Following at 7 pm
|Shining Light Baptist Church
|294 Mt. Vernon Ave
Marion, Ohio
|Sunday School – 10:00am
Walk of Faith – 10:45am
Worship Service – 11:00am
Evening Worship Service – 6:00pm
|White Oaks Road Freewill Baptist Church
|1859 White Oaks Road
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday School 10:00 am
Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am
Sunday Evening Service 6:00 pm
Wednesday Evening Service 7:00 pm
|Christian Disciples of Christ
|Central Christian Church
|421 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday Worship 9:30 AM. All are welcome.
|Christian & Missionary Alliance
|Cornerstone Alliance Church
|2010 Marion-Marysville Rd.
Marion, Oh. 43302
|Morning Worship – 9a.m. traditional and 11a.m. contemporary.
Sunday School – 10a.m.
Youth 9th-12th grades 5:30-7:00pm
|Church Of Christ
|Caledonia Church of Christ
|300 N. Main St., PO Box 265
Caledonia, OH 43314
Minister Ken Boswell
|Sunday School – 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service – 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service – 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study – 7:00 p.m.
|First United Church of Christ
|326 South Prospect St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday School for all ages 9:15
Worship at 10:30am.
|Kirkpatrick Church of Christ
|5154 Columbus-Sandusky Rd. N.
Marion, Ohio 43302-9719
|Sunday School 10:30 AM
|Mt. Vernon Ave. Church Of Christ
|947 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday School – 9:00 AM
Worship – 10:00 AM.
Sunday Adult Bible Study – 6:00 PM
|Richland Road Church of Christ
|535 Richland Rd
|Sun Morn Worship 8:30 A.M & 11:00 A.M.
Bible School 10:00 A.M.
Sunday Eve 6:00 P.M.
Wed Eve Bible Study7:00P.M.
|Church Of God
|Salem Church Of God
|5342 DeCliff-Big Island Rd.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday School 9:30 AM,
Sunday Worship 10:30 AM, 6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Bible Study 6 PM
|Grace Brethren
|Grace Brethren Church
|2813 Gooding Rd.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday School 9:30 AM
Sunday Worship 10:30 AM
Wednesday Prayer 7:00 PM
Wednesday Youth Group 7:00 PM
|Emanuel Lutheran Church
|241 S. Prospect St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sundays: Traditional 8am, Contemporary 9:30am, & Traditional 10:30am
|Gethsemane Lutheran Church
|219 E Church St
Marion, Ohio 43302
|10:30 AM morning worship.
|St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
|930 Harding Memorial Parkway (by Marion General Hospital)
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Timothy Lutheran Church
|3004 Marion-Mt. Gilead Rd.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday Worship 9AM, 11AM
Sunday School at 10AM
|Caledonia Memorial United Methodist Church
|S. Main St.
Caledonia, Ohio 43314
|Sunday Worship 9:30 AM, 7:30 PM
|Crosswood United Methodist Church
|1551 Richland Rd
Marion, OH 43302
Office (740) 389-1210
|Sunday School 9:00 am
Sunday Services 10:00 am
Nursery Service available during worship
|Epworth United Methodist Church
|249 E. Center St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|9:00 A.M. Sunday School for All Ages
9:00 A.M. Worship with Communion
10:30 Worship
|Essex United Methodist Church
|32697 State Route 37
Richwood, OH 43344
Phone: 943-3328
|Worship time: 11:00 a.m.
|Morral United Methodist Church
|235 Neff Street
Morral, Ohio 43337
|Worship: Sunday at 9:15 am
|Oakland United Methodist Church
|835 Bellefontaine Avenue
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday Worship: 10:45 am
Sunday School: 9:45 am
Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer: 7 pm
|Prospect Street United Methodist Church
|185 S. Prospect St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
Phone: 740-382-6069
|Sunday Services 8:45 a.m., 10:30 a.m
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.
|Waldo United Methodist Church
|141 S. Marion St.
Waldo, Ohio 43356
|Sunday Worship 10:15 AM
|First Church Of The Nazarene
|233 W. Church St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday Worship 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM'By His Spirit' and is aired Sundays at 11 a.m. on TV 39 / cable 19
|Kensington Nazarene Church
|369 Kensington Pl.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday Worship 10:30 AM, 6:00 PM
|Life Link
|248 Olney Ave.
|10:00am Sundays
|162 W. Center St.
Marion, OH 43302
|Sundays: 9:00am (Traditional), 11:00am (Contemporary)
Children's Sunday School: 11:00am
Nursery services available for both services
|Be Ministries
|131 S State St
Marion, OH 43302
|Sun: 7pm – Prayer
Visit website for more scheduled events
|Celebration Christian Church
|2434 Smeltzer RD
Marion, OH 43302
|Sundays @ 9:30 & 10:45
|Faith Bible Fellowship
|Heritage Hall, 169 E Church St
Marion, OH 43302
|Sunday Bible Study: 10AM
Morning Worship: 11AM
|2222 Marion Mt-Gilead Rd.
Marion, Ohio 43302
Ph: 740.251.0169
|Meeting Sundays at 10 a.m.
Tri-Rivers Career Center
|Grace Fellowship
|211 East Water Street
Prospect, OH 43342
(740) 494-9494
|Worship Services:
Sunday School 9am,
Morning Worship 10am,
Evening Worship 6pm,
Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7pm
|Grace Harvest Community Church
|127 rear North Prospect St.
Marion, OH 43302
(740) 223-7000
|Coffee and donut fellowship starts at 9:30 AM.
Our worship service starts promptly at 10:00 and ends at 11:15
|Marion Bible Fellowship
|590 Forest Lawn Drive
Marion, OH 43302 email@example.com
|Saturday Gatherings
Prayer 9:30AM
Bible Study: 10:00AM
Worship: 11:30AM
Fellowship Meal: 1:00PM
Adult & Youth Groups: Wed. 7:00PM
|Marion Christian Center
|1550 Richland Rd.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday School 9:30am
Sunday Worship 10:45pm
|My Community Church
|Meeting at TV-39
1282 N. Main St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Church starts at 1pm Sunday.
|Richwood Chapel
|117 E Ottawa Street
Richwood, Ohio 43344
Phone: (740) 268-4020
|10:30 AM Morning Service
7:00 PM Podcast each Wednesday
|Shield of Faith Church
|404 North Greenwood Street
Marion, Ohio 43302
Phone: 740-375-6373
|Sunday Worship 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
|The Gathering Place
|1300 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Marion Ohio 43301-2338
|Worship service is at 10:30am Sunday
|The Shepherd's Fellowship
|1647 Marion Marysville Road
(State Route 4 just south of Barks Road)
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday Gathering on Sundays at 9:00am and 11:00am
Other Activities throughout the week
|True Life Church
|390 East Center Street
Marion, OH 43302
Pastors Brett & Kim Gleespen
|Sunday Morning Services @ 8:30 & 10:30
|Waves of Glory World Outreach Ministries
|171 E Center St
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday: 10:00am & 6pm
Wednesday: 7:00pm
Friday: 7:00pm
|Pentecostal Believers in Christ
|347 N. Main St
Marion Ohio 43302
|Sunday School 10:00am
Morning Worship 11:00am
Sunday Evening 6:00pm
|Word of Life Christian Center
|580 Silver St.
Marion, OH 43302
|Sunday School – 9:30 to 10:15 am
Sunday Morning Worship – 10:30 am
Sunday Evening Worship – 6:00 pm
|First Presbyterian Church
|143 S. Prospect St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday Worship 10:45 AM
|Roman Catholic
|St. Mary's Church
|251 N. Main St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Saturday Mass 5:00 PM
Sunday Mass 8:00 AM & 11:00 AM
|Seventh-Day Adventist Church
|Seventh-Day Adventist Church
|540 Windsor St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sabbath School at 10:30 a.m. and Worship Service at 12:00 p.m.
|United Church Of Christ
|Peace Community United Church Of Christ
|4061 State Route 98, S.
Waldo, Ohio 43356
|Sunday Worship 10:30 AM
|Ashley Wesleyan
|305 East High Street
P.O. Box 327
Ashley, Ohio 43003-0327Toll Free: (877) 345-6114
|Sunday School 10:00 AM
Worship 10:40 AM
Wednesdays 6 PM
|Dayspring Wesleyan Church
|2431 Marion-Mount Gilead Rd.
Marion, OH 43302
|Sunday School: 9:30 AM
Sunday Morning Worship Service: 10:45 AM
Sunday Night Youth "Combustion" Service: 6:00 PM
Wednesday Night Youth: 7:00 PM
|Various Denominations
|Heritage Bible Church & Christian School
|Sunday School 9:15 a.m.
Sunday Morning Worship 10:15 a.m.
Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Prayer & Praise 7:00 p.m.Heritage Christian School (Grades K-12)
|Manna Ministries House of Prayer
|1313 white Oaks Road (Civitan Building)
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sun Morning 10am
Sun Evening (1st & 3rd Sunday) 6pm
|Marion Victory Center
|1190 E. Fairground Rd
Marion, OH 43302
|Sunday Bible Classes 9:45 – 10:40am
Sunday Morning Worship 10:45am
Sunday Evening Worship 6:00pm
Wednesday Family Training Hour 7:00pm
|New Covenant Fellowship
|224 N. State St
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sundays: 10 am, 4:30 pm
Gospel sing 2nd Saturday each month at 6:00 pm from October thru April
|Salem Evangelical
|232 E. Church St.
Marion, Ohio 43302
|Sunday School: 9:00am
Fellowship: 10:00am
Sunday Service: 10:30am
|Tyler St. Mission
|595 Tyler St
Marion,Ohio 43302
390 E Center St
Marion, OH 43302


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Friday, September 18, 2009
Halloween in August 2009 (FFBC)
Halloween in August is complete, and a complete success. Some pictures from our area even ended up on the infamaous Halloween blog, Pumpkinrot.
When guests knock on the door, it is answered by a meek young man who is not allowed to talk to strangers, so he calls for his mom, who opens the door. Like Norman Bates, they are the same person (me). The foyer is decorated with the repurposed set from last year's Breakfast Television show. From there they travel through hanging chains to meet the brother who is barely held back by the bars of his cage but still manages to share his bloody rodent meal with guests.
More photos are available at Dead Spider's Flickr page
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Charges have been laid against a Seven Sisters Falls man after a cat was found badly abused on the side of the road.
Lac du Bonnet RCMP found the cat on March 9 in grave condition, but still alive. Police say the cat was trapped, shot with a pellet gun and left at the roadside. The animal was taken to the local veterinarian and is now back at home with its owner.
On Thursday, a 66-year-old man was arrested and charged with cruelty to an animal. He was released on a promise to appear in Beausejour court on May 7.
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The Institute welcomes high school graduates, who have learnt and can play a musical instrument, and who wish to become inspiring music teachers. The music education curriculum in EAMT creates a wonderful opportunity for those, who wish or need to influence the future society through teaching music to children and others. Many of our graduates work as music teachers in schools of general education, as choral conductors, and traditional and pop-rock-jazz music teachers in music schools.
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In each yoga class there is that one pose, that one particularly difficult pose that you just don't like. Your body revolts, your muscles shake, and your breathing quickens. And it's like the teacher knows that you are struggling and starts to cue to that struggling. As the teacher gently says, "deepen your inhale and exhales….your body loves this….it is just your mind that wants it all to go away and stop…" During these nice statements all your mind is thinking of is how quickly can I get out of this pose and how quickly can I cut my wonderful, lovely, ninja like yoga teacher…. Than after class you almost feel bad for wanting to cut them, because your body feels so good. But, than you soon forget and the next time you come to a yoga class the cycle starts all over again. But, why does this cycle happen? You think yoga and you think calm, peaceful, stretching, not a lot of physical activity. WHY DO I FEEL ALL OF THESE NEGITIVE FEELINGS TOWARDS MY INSTRUCTOR?!?!?!?! It could be that the teacher is pushing you to the next bar. They are trying to mentally strengthen you. Or it's just a really hard class. I personally have had people flick me off during high planks, high to low boat, & forearm planks. Than right after class they apologize and say can't wait for next week. So really the cycle of hating your instructor for a few mins is quite normal. Don't feel bad about it or think you're a terrible person….because yes even myself, a yoga instructor goes through this cycle.
So I leave you with this…..it's ok to mad, your body is much stronger than your mind, & the more you come to class the easier each difficult pose will get.
Thanks for reading and I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend & A GREAT MEMORIAL
See you on your mat!
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Using advanced technology, Ain TheMachine transforms audiovisual content into his musical instruments.
He transforms messages, products, brands or even the audience into the protagonists of a Multimedia Live Show.
ATM focuses on the goals of the client, records all the content (video/ sounds) related to the specific topic, and finally, transforms them into musical instruments to perform live.
This video is made with 2 different footages:
The video created for the promotion of the conference.
And the audiovisual live show performed during the conference, where ATM used the sounds/images from the promo video to play live.
The music was made only using the sounds from the city of Hamburg and the Mall Europe Passage.
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 26, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- More than half of Americans with dementia have never undergone screening of their thinking and memory skills, a new study suggests.
As reported online Nov. 26 in Neurology, "approximately 1.8 million Americans over the age of 70 with dementia have never had an evaluation of their cognitive [mental] abilities," study author Dr. Vikas Kotagal, of the University of Michigan Health System in Ann Arbor, said in a journal news release.
The finding is important because "early evaluation and identification of people with dementia may help them receive care earlier," he said.
The new study included almost 300 people with dementia, aged 70 and older, who were taking part in the national Health and Retirement Study. According to the researchers, 55 percent had never had their thinking and memory abilities evaluated by a doctor.
With an early diagnosis of dementia, families can watch loved ones for problems, help them with day-to-day tasks, and make plans for care, Kotagal said. These types of interventions can greatly improve the quality of life for people with dementia, he added.
The study also found that married people were twice as likely to have undergone dementia screening compared to single people.
"It's possible that spouses feel more comfortable than children raising concerns with their spouse or a health care provider," Kotagal said. "Another possibility could be that unmarried elderly people may be more reluctant to share their concerns with their doctor if they are worried about the impact it could have on their independence."
The study also found that people with more severe thinking and memory problems were more likely to have been evaluated by a doctor than those with less severe signs of dementia.
Factors such as race, socioeconomic status, number of children, and whether children lived close to their parents did not affect whether or not people with dementia had been checked for memory and thinking problems, the study authors noted.
One expert agreed that more must be done to boost dementia screening rates.
"Dementia affects one in eight persons over the age of 65 in the United States and one in three persons over the age of 80," said Dr. Gayatri Devi, a neurologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City.
"Despite this, there are no established guidelines for screening procedures," Devi said. "As a result, many adults with dementia do not get diagnosed and are not given access to available treatments," she explained.
"Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for maintaining quality of life in this debilitating condition," Devi said. "There are economic benefits to society as well."
More information
The American Academy of Family Physicians has more about dementia.
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Honor unveils new headphones, a fitness band, and a snazzy new mid-range phone
These headphones look extremely interesting.
Last Wednesday, KnowTechie's roving reporter (namely me) took a train to London for a briefing with Honor – the youth-oriented sub-brand of Donald Trump's favorite tech company, Huawei.
Although Honor lacks immediate brand-recognition in the US, it's massive in Europe and Asia. It's among the top five smartphone vendors in France, Russia, and Italy. Within the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) region, Huawei is second only to Samsung – and much of its success comes from Honor, thanks to its eye-popping designs and affordable prices.
At an intimate meeting by leafy Tavistock Square, Honor showed off three new products. Two I can talk about; one, not so much.
A new fitness band for competitive gym bunnies
First up, the Honor Band 5 Sport. I tend to shy away from covering fitness wearables. That's for two reasons: a.) they're excruciatingly boring, and b.) I'm allergic to most common strap materials. If I end up reviewing one, I'm in so much pain I want to amputate my arm, a bit like how James Franco did in 127 Hours.
But this one is interesting enough to justify a few paragraphs. Unlike most fitness bands, which focus on a few key metrics (steps taken, calories burned), the Honor Band 5 Sport emphasizes the quality of exercise. So, for example, if you're a basketballer, it'll highlight information about things like landing impact.
The Honor Band 5 Sport can do that because it literally clips onto your shoe. Of course, you can also wear it like a traditional wrist-mounted fitness tracker. It comes with a colorful strap that, according to the company, is made out of 100 percent recycled plastic bottles.
The Honor Band 5 Sport is water-resistant up to 50 meters and has a 14-day battery life. Global pricing information is not yet available, but we should expect it later this month when the device is formally launched at an event in Amsterdam.
We're also getting a review unit, so keep an eye out for our coverage later down the line. Oh, the things I subject myself to for you, dear reader…
New fitness earphones
Those who've followed Huawei for the previous few years know the company is tentatively wading into the audio space. At the IFA 2019 tech show in Berlin, the company unveiled a special chip that, in theory, offers lower-latency performance than what you'd get with Apple's AirPods 2. That's crucial if you're playing multiplayer games or are trying to hold a phone conversation.
And now there's the Honor Sport Pro earphones, which look genuinely interesting. Unlike totally wireless earbuds, there's a strip of neckband connecting the two halves. This pulls apart to reveal a USB-C connection, which is used to charge the device.
Interestingly, you can also use it to pair the earbuds with your phone. It packs a technology called HiPair, which lets you connect the Honor Sport Pro to your phone by plugging it in. This saves you the effort of fiddling with your Bluetooth settings.
Sadly, this feature only works with select Honor and Huawei smartphones. That's a shame because it's a really good idea.
Again, we're getting a review unit of this, so keep an eye out for our in-depth coverage later down the line.
A new Honor phone with a snazzy back
As you might expect, Honor is rolling out a new phone. There's literally nothing I can tell you about it, other than it's called the Honor 9X, and it has a really intriguing back (that, incidentally, is nothing short of frustrating to capture). When the light hits it in a certain way, it creates a little 'X' pattern.
Honor will formally announce this phone next week. We've already got our grubby mitts on a device, so keep an eye out for our coverage.
What do you think? Interested in anything Huawei is doing with these new products? Let us know down below in the comments or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook.
Editors' Recommendations:
- A new report says Apple is launching its new AirPods Pro by late October
- Welp, Google Pixel 4's face unlock works even when your eyes are closed
- Microsoft is apparently looking into ways to censor Xbox Live voice chat
- Tech Hangover: Zuckerberg and Musk are wild, and not in a good way


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The Frozen PlaygroundPosted by jdg | 11:14 AM | ice, skating
A few nights ago I was walking the dog across the woodchips at a nearby playground and my feet sunk into a foot of freezing water. The melting snow had somehow all siphoned into the playground and I was pretty sure I was going to step on Atreyu's horse in there.
A few days later, the cold returned and my son and I investigated one morning to find it frozen solid. We returned with our ice skates. How many chances to you get to ice skate around your favorite playground?
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Cybersecurity Experts to Follow on Twitter
Security Boulevard recently listed the "Top-21 Cybersecurity Experts You Must Follow on Twitter in 2021." I came in at #7. I thought that was pretty good, especially since I never tweet. My Twitter feed just mirrors my blog. (If you are one of the 134K people who read me from Twitter, "hi.")


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Dipl.-Ing. Hosea Handoyo
Bis 2021, Workplace Consultant, Computacenter AG & Co. oHG
München, Germany
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Current 2 years and 2 months, since Nov 2021
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Forte: Collaboration, Enterprise Standards and cloud solutions Certified in Microsoft cloud technologies (Azure and Office 365), identity management, systems management, virtualization, storage, and networking - with the following skills: - increasing user productivity and flexibility in collaboration - preventing and reducing data loss, - improving information security (governance) - compliance audit https://www.credly.com/users/hosea-handoyo/badges
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Forte: Workplace, Collaboration, Mobility, and Cloud Solutions Certified in Microsoft cloud technologies (Azure and M365), identity management, systems management, virtualization, storage, and networking - with the following skills: - increasing user productivity and flexibility in collaboration - preventing and reducing data loss, - improving data security for your organization, - compliance audit - information governance with Microsoft Information Protection
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SaaS Technology Specialist: Office 365 and AzureComputacenter AG & Co. oHG
1 year and 7 months, Apr 2017 - Oct 2018
Technology Associate for Flexible WorkplaceComputacenter AG & Co. oHG
2 years and 1 month, Oct 2014 - Oct 2016
R &D Project Management Consultant
Crabbe Consulting Ltd.
2 years and 5 months, Nov 2013 - Mar 2016
Research Assistant
Willy Brandt School of Public Policy
Preparation of Horizon 2020 for Health research proposal; supports teaching of Policy Initiatives, International Law, Human Rights, New Forms of Regulation, and Cyber Governance
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Integration Coach
Springboard to Learning
Initiate a discussion about multiculturalism with elementary schools to gymnasium level through videos, music, and various other cultural activities.
11 months, Sep 2013 - Jul 2014
Policy Analyst Consultant
Identification of EU and international organisations policy needs and policy match through Collaborate with more than 40 scientists from all over Europe to develop communication plan and assess their research impact; analysis of policy making stakeholders in poverty alleviation, focus on EU and EU partners; attend meetings and briefings related to the technology and poverty in Brussels
4 months, Apr 2013 - Jul 2013
Policy Fellow
Thüringer Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Arbeit und Technologie (TMWAT)
Evaluate regional cooperation strategy for European Social Funds 2014; provide general support and organisation for meetings and conferences
3 years and 4 months, Sep 2008 - Dec 2011
Boehringer Ingelheim Predoctoral Research Fellow
University of Dundee
Undertaking a collaborative research project between academia, private sectors, and clinicians/hospitals; Identification prospective new arthritis drug targets in immunology system; supports teaching in biochemistry laboratory class
5 months, Nov 2007 - Mar 2008
Project Manager of iBiotech
Indonesian Biotechnology Students Forum
Overseeing the planning and organisation of biotech training and public engagement between Genomic Network for Young Scientists (GeNeYouS), and Indonesian Biotechnology Students Forum (IBSF); Managing a team of 300 people with more than 3000 participants in 5 cities; Administering supports from Indonesia State Ministry of Research and Technology, local biotech/pharma companies, universities and several national and international media partners.
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International Affairs, Cooperation, and Development; International Political Economy Thesis: Leadership in Enabling and Industrial Technologies (Horizon 2020)
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Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones and Heart guitarist Nancy Wilson have joined the star-studded lineups of Foo Fighters' tribute concerts in honor of late drummer Taylor Hawkins, taking place in London on September 3 and Los Angeles on September 27.
Jones will be performing at both concerts, while Wilson will take part in the LA event.
Other new additions include Nirvana's Krist Novoselic, frequent Foo Fighters producer Greg Kurstin and Queens of the Stone Age collaborator Alain Johannes at both shows, as well as Chic's Nile Rodgers and viral kid music prodigy Nandi Bushell at the London concert, and pop star Pink and country/pop singer LeAnn Rimes at the Los Angeles event.
Additionally, Chris Rock will join fellow comedian Dave Chappelle at the London show.
Previously announced performers for both shows include Queen's Brian May and Roger Taylor, Rush's Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, The Police's Stewart Copeland, Wolfgang Van Halen, Jane's Addiction's Chris Chaney, Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme, producer Mark Ronson and drummer/producer Omar Hakim.
The LA lineup also includes Joan Jett, Alanis Morissette, KISS' Gene Simmons, Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith, Mötley Crüe's Nikki Sixx, Miley Cyrus, Weezer's Pat Wilson, The Struts' Luke Spiller and Rage Against the Machine's Brad Wilk, while The Pretenders' Chrissie Hynde and ex-Oasis singer Liam Gallagher are exclusive to the London bill.
The guests will be "playing the songs that Taylor loved and created, with and alongside his FF brothers Dave Grohl, Nate Mendel, Chris Shiflett, Pat Smear and Rami Jaffee," a press release says.
The London concert takes place at Wembley Stadium, while the LA show will be held at The Kia Forum. For ticket info, visit FooFighters.com.
Ticket proceeds will be donated to charities in the U.S. and U.K. chosen by Hawkins' family.
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The Alex 82508BK lamp post in a black finish. This traditional style die cast aluminium lamp post features a clear glass lantern shade. The style is reminiscent of Victorian street lighting. This lamp post is IP44 rated and is suitable for outdoor installation. A matching outdoor wall light, part of the 'Alex' range from Searchlight Electric is also available to buy here. Type 'Alex' in the search bar to view. We always recommend using LED lamps where possible, to save on energy and money.
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Last month, I turned 45! I've always embraced my age and love celebrating my birthday. Actually, I just love birthdays in general. It's the one day of year when it's truly your day when all things are about you.
This last birthday came with some reflection now that I'm officially middle aged….cause yes, I'm hoping to see a healthy ninety…fingers and toes crossed. I found myself reflecting on life. The life lessons I've learned. The things I've done and the things I want to accomplish.
Through this reflection I came up with 45 Things I know to be True…
45 Things I Know to be True
- Karma is real. Stick around long enough and you'll see it bite someone in the ass.
- As a parent, you are only as happy as your least happiest child.
- Hydration is underrated – drinking water is the best, easiest, and healthiest thing you can do for your body.
- The path to your desired location is rarely in a straight line.
- Beauty takes many forms.
- You must ask the correct question to get an accurate answer.
- Life is better with gratitude.
- Kind – it's the best thing you can be.
- Growing old is a privilege.
- Love wins.
- Life truly is more interesting out of your comfort zone. Embrace the Three C's.
- Learning a language (as an adult) is hard but rewarding.
- Lip gloss and hoops can carry a gal through any occasion.
- Nothing good happens after 2:00 am and I mean NOTHING – it took me a long time to learn this!
- Sleep is essential and nothing beats a siesta on a hammock.
- You are never too old to take up a new sport – I took up alpine skiing at 40, and am still determined to learn to surf.
- Surfing is really effing hard – work in progress and really not pretty but I will get there,
- Nurturing friendships is never a waste of time – my gals lift me up. https://roamingmom.com/2017/04/24/guapas-tuscan-sun/
- Move it or lose it – staying active keeps the aches and pains at bay.
- Sex is fun and healthy. Nurturing your marriage is essential to keeping it happy.
- Dancing skills deteriorate with age – at least mine do.
- Life is too short to drink shit wine – the hang over from said shit wine is never worth it.
- Never wear tight underwear.
- Collect experiences not things. Stuff does not make you happy.
- Always say "YES" to travel.
- Don't go to bed angry.
- A little crazy makes the world go round. A lot of crazy is toxic.
- My family loves me unconditionally. I love them unconditionally.
- Tragedy and death are unavoidable. Time helps to heal.
- Skinny dipping lifts your soul and sleeping naked feels good.
- On religion: I believe that the only true religion consists of having a good heart – Dalai Lama.
- Good manners never fail to impress.
- A hug makes you feel better. Don't be quick to break away from one.
- Texting friends/family is never as good as hearing their voice or seeing them on FT or in person.
- Read, read, read – you can't possibly read enough.
- Pets complete a household. I miss Kob! But we have a new puppy coming home soon!
- You are most definitely good enough – we're all just winging it for the most part.
- Fake it till you make it. Confidence sells.
- Home is a feeling not a place.
- Travel opens your mind and makes you more tolerant.
- Say I love you regularly to your children, parents, spouse, and anybody else you adore. They can never hear it enough.
- Don't sweat the small stuff or the big stuff (too much) – Put your big girl or boy pants on and work through it. You can handle it!
- Eat the cake – just not all of it.
- Life is richer when you slow down and enjoy the small moments.
- Me time is essential – you are the best version of yourself when you make time for you.
I want to hear from you! Tell me what you've learned to be true so far on your journey.
I'll be waiting.
Kate ❤


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Kernel Log: Coming in 3.2 (Part 5) - Drivers
by Thorsten Leemhuis
Kernel version 3.2, expected around New Year, improves support for multitouch touchpads. It also enhances support for modern NVIDIA graphics chips and offers a range of new and improved drivers for DVB hardware.
Linux 3.2 will likely be released around the New Year, as Linus Torvalds indicated when releasing Linux 3.2-rc6: "[…] while I can see myself doing an -rc7, I probably won't do an -rc8 unless something bad pops up. There doesn't seem to be any real reason to drag out this release any more, and we'll probably have the real 3.2 around new years."
The seventh release candidate (RC) will probably appear around Christmas Eve, if Torvalds sticks to his usual rhythm. The Kernel Log will therefore conclude its "Coming in 3.2" mini-series with a discussion of the kernel advancements in hardware support. Parts 1 to 4 of the series provided an overview of the new kernel version's changes related to network drivers and infrastructure, filesystems, architecture and processor support and other aspects of the kernel infrastructure.
Graphics drivers
On systems that are based on Intel's Ivy Bridge platform, which is expected to become available next year, the DRM/KMS driver for Intel GPUs will be able to drive up to three monitors. From Linux 3.2 onwards, that driver will enable hardware semaphores and the very efficient and Intel-specific RC6 graphics power-saving feature by default (1, 2)). Both features will also be used by default on Intel's current Sandy Bridge processor generation if the system does not use VT-d, as this virtualisation technology is known to cause problems when used alongside RC6.
Update: 27/11/12 - New problems were found on Sandy bridge systems after RC6 and hardware semaphores were enabled by default. In response to those problems the kernel developers have, yet again, disabled both features by default (1, 2).
Since the technique lowers the power consumption of many Sandy Bridge systems by a few watts, it is especially interesting for notebooks since it can significantly extend the battery life. It can be activated on older kernels with the kernel boot parameter i915.i915_enable_rc6=1, but those versions lack some fixes for problems surrounding the use of RC6, which have been included in Linux 3.2.
The Nouveau driver now uses the acceleration functions that are available with the auto-generated firmware on the Fermi graphic cores NVC1 (GeForce GT 415M, 420, 420M, 425M, 430, 435M, 525M, 530, 540M, 550M and 555, as well as Quadro 600 and 1000M), NVC8 (GeForce GTX 560 Ti OEM, 570, 580 and 590 as well as Quadro 3000M, 4000M and 5010M) and NVCF (GeForce GTX 550 Ti and 560M) chips; Linux 3.2 will be the first kernel version to support the latter graphics chips. Several other kernel modifications provide the foundations for power saving features in the Nouveau driver which future kernel versions are expected to use.
Major restructuring measures affect the vmwgfx DRM/KMS graphics driver, which addresses the VMware SVGA2 virtual graphics hardware components that are emulated by recent virtualisation solutions from VMware. With these measures in place, the driver, which has support for 2D and 3D acceleration, is now no longer rated as a staging driver. A new addition is a DRM/KMS driver for Samsung's Exynos 4210 SOCs, which doesn't yet offer any acceleration. However, this is the first DRM/KMS driver for embedded systems to be incorporated into the kernel; as early as Linux 3.3, a DRM/KMS driver for the OMAP platform by Texas Instruments (TI) is planned to follow, although this driver will be added to the staging area. As of version 3.2, the USB subsystem includes a frame buffer graphics driver for UFX6000 (USB 2.0) and UFX7000 (USB 3.0) chips manufactured by SMSC.
The most important updates for the audio drivers include a patch to bypass problems that can arise if a hardware manufacturer does not provide correct vendor and subsystem information. A range of further kernel modifications improve the auto parser that is used for codec configuration in Realtek's audio codecs (see "Minor gems" section on page 2 of the article). These changes should facilitate code maintenance and improve the automatic configuration of current and future systems; however, as with any other kernel modification, there is no guarantee that a major change in the approach to hardware configuration won't trigger problems that didn't exist in previous kernel versions.
Dozens of changes have been integrated into the media subsystem, which is home to the infrastructure and drivers for remote controls, TV hardware and webcams; subsystem maintainer Mauro Carvalho Chehab lists the most important ones in his two main Git-Pull requests for Linux 3.2 (1, 2). New additions include drivers for webcams with Topro chip-sets as well as for the Pinnacle PCTV HDTV Pro, Technotrend Connect S2-3600 and WinTV-Aero-M TV receivers.
Also newly supported are the Kworld UB499-2T DVB-T receiver and the MaxLinear MxL111SF DVB-T demodulator. Another new kernel addition is a driver for the NXP TDA10071 DVB-S/S2 demodulator and the Conexant CX24118A tuner. In the staging area, the tm6000 driver for TM5600, TM6000 and TM6010 USB-DVB chips and the altera-stapl driver for the Altera FPGA firmware downloader reached a degree of maturity that has allowed the developers to move them to the media subsystem; the same applies to the cx25821 driver for TV cards with Conexant's cx25821 chip.
The media subsystem maintainer now maintains the staging area's media drivers in the drivers/staging/media/ directory; the staging area is the place for code that doesn't meet its developers', or the kernel developers', quality requirements. Among the additions to this area for 3.2 is the as102 driver for a DVB receiver chip by Abilis.
As already mentioned in other parts of the "Coming in 3.2" mini series, the ath6kl, brcm80211 and vmwgfx drivers have also been moved out of the staging area. The same is true for some of the components that support Microsoft's Hyper-V; the remaining components are scheduled to leave the staging area in 3.3. Parts of the driver for Intel's GMA500 graphics core which is, for instance, included in Intel's "Poulsbo" US15W chipset, are also likely to be moved out in that version.
In brief
- The Human Interface Devices (HID) code of Linux 3.2 will include a driver with full support for Logitech's Unifying receiver.
- The Synaptics touchpad driver now offers image sensor support and can, therefore, provide information on the positions of several fingers; another modification improves the support for situations where a user places more than two fingers on the touchpad. Extensions to the elantech touchpad driver allow this driver to support recent Elantech hardware and improve its multitouch capabilities (1, 2, 3).
- Several patches have already been integrated into Linux 3.2 that, based on information provided by the Windows drivers, completely disable the ASPM (Active State Power Management) PCIe power management technology for certain chips (1, 2). Linux 3.3 is scheduled to provide the patch that will allow the kernel to behave like modern Windows versions when deciding whether to disable/enable ASPM on a system level. However, several distributions have already integrated this patch into the kernels they deploy as regular updates.
- The new pin control subsystem can simplify the configuration of System-On-a-Chip (SOC) components that allow pins to be used for different purposes; background information can be found in the documentation and in an article on LWN.net.
- The RDMA-nes driver now supports "MPAv2 Enhanced RDMA Negotiation" and "Packed And Unaligned fpdus".
- The SCSI subsystem now offers the mvumi driver for Marvell's Universal Message Interface (UMI); according to the commit comment, this interface is, for example, used to communicate with Marvell chips such as the "Plato". Extensions to the megaraid_sas driver add support for the 9360 and 9380 MegaRAID models. The mpt2sas driver has been given "Fast Load Support". It tries to accelerate driver initialisation, for instance by searching for devices in parallel with other drivers. The qla4xxx driver can now be managed via the Open ISCSI tools' iscsiadm program.


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The formation of the angular dependences of the inelastically scattered electrons by their quantum transport near the surface of a solid
Features of the formation of angular dependences of electrons emitted from a disordered solid and experienced inelastic scattering have been considered. Such fine details of the dependences are formed by the processes of the quantum transport of emitted particles. We took the cases of two-particle and multi-particle inelastic processes. Qualitative and quantitative assessments of the relative contributions of the different groups of particles were carried out. The effects related to quantum electron transport were shown to be generally more pronounced in the case of registration of electrons, generated inside the solid in the inelastic scattering of particles of the primary beam. This is true both to the electrons generated by ionization processes and Auger electrons. The obtained results point up the possibility of using this effect in the applied electron spectroscopy.


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We talk a lot about split training at Daily Workout. Split training allows you to target specific muscles groups throughout the week and give them ample time to rest and recover. This workout is to compliment a 2 day split training program next to upper body workout. Give at least 2 days break before doing this workout again.
Workout Instructions
Start with a light warm up. Weight training portion begins by working larger muscle groups and working our way down to hit small muscles. Perform reps and order of exercises as outlined below. Rest 60 seconds after each set. Finish with light cardio.
2-Day Split – Lower Body Workout
Warm Up
- Stationary bike, low intensity 5 mins
Strength Training
- Walking Lunges (with dumbbells) 16-20x, 16-20x, 16-20x
- Leg Press 10-12x, 10-12x, 10-12x, 10-12x
- Lunge Matrix (with barbell) 10-14x, 10-12x, 10-12x
- Seated Leg Extensions 10-14x, 10-12x, 10-12x
- Leg Curl 10-14x, 10-12x, 10-12x
- Standing Calf Raises 16-20x, 16-20x, 16-20x
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by Ali Spooner
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
In this sequel to Sugarland we see Sasha Thibodaux embarking on a life with new lover Kara Stewart, an attorney with the District Attorney's office.
Everything backfires when Kara is taken hostage by the suspects in the biggest case of her career. Her eventual release sparks a backlash neither woman expected.
Appalled, by the failure of the criminal justice system, Sasha exacts her own brand of justice for the acts committed against her lover.
From the Bayou's of Louisiana to the jungles of South America, Sasha plots her revenge.
This is more than a love story, more than a vampire feast…from hot sex to suspense, this book is one helter-skelter of an adventure.
Sasha Thibodaux Series Book 2.
|Romance, Speculative
|270 pages
|Publication Date
|June 1, 2014
|Affinity eBook Press
|Ruth Stanley
|Cover Designer
|Irish Dragon Designs
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Like most cigar smokers I get lots of emails from various cigar retailers on the internet. One of them had a sale recently on the Camacho Triple Maduro, with the caption of "The Worlds Only Triple Maduro Cigar". Well I don't know if that's true or not but I've had the CAO MX2 which is a double maduro and I loved it so I went to Rem's Place, my local tobacconist here in Grand Junction, CO, and there they were. So, I decided to light it one up and see what's what.
About the Cigar
Name: Camacho Triple Maduro 11/18
Wrapper: Mexican – Corojo Maduro
Binder: Honduran – San Andres
Filler: Honduran, Dominican Republic, Brazilian
Ratings: Cigar Aficionado 89, Cigar Aficionado #2 Cigar of the Year 2018.
Profile: Medium-Full
- Figurado – 4 x 42
- Robusto – 5 x 50
- 11/18 – 6 x 54
- Gordo – 6 x 60
Cutter: https://amzn.to/2SWnp6K
Lighter: https://amzn.to/2yvg3NP
What does Camacho say about the cigar?
|The Camacho Triple Maduro is one of the world's greatest innovations in cigar making. The world's only all Maduro cigar, no other Maduro in existence can deliver the unique flavor impact that ours can. That is why it took us over eighty-four tries to get the perfect recipe. The infamous black leaf through and through, dark, rich, full on flavor. The Camacho Triple Maduro is our big, bold smoke.
What do I say about the cigar?
Before the light: This is an intimidating cigar, a triple maduro. The wrapper is nearly as dark as the black and silver band. The wrapper was a soft dull dark chocolate, it felt almost prickly in the hand. The shape was different, almost a double perfecto but not quite, slightly larger in the middle and tapering to normal sizes on the ends. I used my "Perfect Cutter" and the draw as nice, the cigar wasn't packed to tightly, or too loose, and the dry draw it tastes like dried dark fruit, it reminded me of a fig newton.
Initial Light: Smooth on the initial light. Got the expected heat from the torch, with a spicy wood, like cedar instead of a pepper.
First Third: Once I moved passed the initial light, the heat pretty much disappeared and the flavors expanded. I still got the spicy wood cedary type taste, with leather and a very light floral undertone. The burn was good, I had no issues to touch up, and the ash was solid, and light gray.
Second Third: The second third of the cigar started off with less spicy wood and more leather and dark chocolate. As I continued the second third, the wood came back without the spice. Still no burn issues.
Final Third: The final third narrows like the first third and the heat and spicy wood comes back. But if you slow down and don't overheat the cigar you get less would and an abundance of floral notes. Still no burn issues
Final Thoughts: The cigar burned very well, no mouse holes, canoeing, tunneling, or unevenness in the burn. I mostly got spicy wood like a cedar, leather, and floral undertones. Periodically I got dark chocolate. It's important to smoke this cigar slowly. If you smoke to to quickly you heat up the cigar and you will only get the wood taste. Smoke a bit slower and you will get more flavor.
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EVENT: 'Bethany's Story'- FREE Movie Screening0
7 pm
PLEASE SUPPLY YOUR FULL NAME & PHONE # so we can confirm your reservation on 3/30/15.
You may bring vegan snacks to eat if you desire.
Bethany's Story Movie Screening
Doctors Support Plant-Based Diet as Critical Factor in Healing
PITTSBURGH (April 4, 2013) -The film "Bethany's Story", produced by health and wellness organization Sanaview, documents a girl's illness from its onset to recovery. It reveals how food, not medicine, consistently proves to be a dominant factor in healing and reversing illness and disease. Illustrating these points are interviews with leading medical and nutrition experts such as Dr. Neal Barnard, founder of Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Dr. Michael Gregor, founder of NutritionFacts.org, and many more.
At age thirteen, Bethany was left paralyzed from a series of bad reactions to medication. For years doctors told her she would never walk again. On her own, Bethany discovered and adopted a vegan plant-based diet and within a short amount of time she was out of her chair standing and walking. "Our body has this amazing ability to rejuvenate and repair and regenerate," says Dr. Michael Gregor.
"Bethany's Story" has been screened at the NYC Vegetarian Food Festival, pre-viewed at the Vegetarian Summerfest and was a first time sell out at the Pittsburgh Filmmakers Institute in Pittsburgh, PA. It has been selected to be screened at The Seeds Festival in New York City in May 2013, the Toronto Raw Vegan Festival this June of 2013 and many more. "Finally, doctors support a health trend that is here to stay," Dr. Neal Barnard adds, "The number of people saying wait a minute, I want a better way, I want to feed myself better, I want to feed my kids better, that group is bigger than ever."
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Janet McKee, founder of Sanaview and producer of "Bethany's Story," is a board certified Holistic Health Counselor and a certified member of the American Association of Drugless Practitioners


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|Saturday, July 19, 2003
Waukesha County Fair
Waukesha County Expo Grounds
900 Northview Rd
(262) 544-5922
Waukesha, WI
|Sound: Sound Decision
Operated by Mark Hartzell
Assisted by Albert Hernandez
Lights: Sound Decision
Operated by Andy Brown
Stage Tech: Ed Lowthian
Lay It Down - Ratt
Everybody Wants You - B. Squier
Rock of Ages - Def Leppard
Still of the Night - Whitesnake
Alone Again - Dokken
Final Countdown - Europe
Rebel Yell - Billy Idol
Runaway - Bon Jovi
Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne
Faithfully - Journey
Don't Treat Me Bad - Firehouse
Turn Me Loose - Loverboy
Jump - Van Halen
Once Bitten Twice Shy - Great White
Cult of Personality - Living Colour
Workin' for the Weekend - Loverboy
You Give Love a Bad Name - Bon Jovi
Unskinny Bop - Poison
I Can't Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar
Tom Sawyer - Rush
Wanted Dead or Alive - Bon Jovi
Talk Dirty to Me - Poison
Breaking the Chains - Dokken
Nothin' But a Good Time - Poison
Round and Round - Ratt
Ah Leah - Donnie Iris
We're Not Gonna Take It - T. Sister
Pour Some Sugar' - Def Leppard
Turn Up the Radio - Autograph
|A Word from Josh:
Another spectacular show in front of an absolutely amazing audience. That makes three in a row. We're knocking on a lot of wood these days. I have to say right off the bat that, although this crowd might have been a bit smaller than at our open air shows the last couple of weeks, they were definitely the LOUDEST. I don't know if the acoustics of the tent had anything to do with it, but the cheering and singing along was as loud as I've ever heard at any show. It was absolutely electrifying. Late in the night Johnny even said "You guys are singing so loud, I can't even hear the rest of the band, which is fine because I'd rather listen to you than these yahoos." The large tent was packed with all sorts of rockin' party animals and gorgeous women, not the best environment for kids, yet there were several young'uns in attendance including Cherry Pie "Regular" Maribeth's 8-year-old daughter Kiersten. Wearing a Cherry Pie T-shirt, Kiersten joined us on stage during "Pour Some Sugar on Me". She was reluctant at first, staring out at the huge crowd, but then she got into the spirit and started dancing. It was really cute amongst all the mayhem. The whole night really came together for us. The weather was perfect and Alice Cooper played a set on the other side of the Fairgrounds as we were getting underway, so a lot of people came over from that ready to party some more. Plus, the Waukesha County Fair is just simply a kick-ass fair all the way around with many great attractions. We are very happy that they invited us to participate this year. After the show, the entire band went over to Dave's house to relax with some food and drink. It is very rare that all five of us get together socially like this and this was the first such get-together since Rico joined the band so it was actually pretty special. Next week, the party moves back indoors for one night as we head down to Kelly's Bleachers II, a large bar just south of Milwaukee that has always been very good to us. Hopefully we'll be able to fill it with the same kind of energy that we saw tonight. - Josh
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"Well dudes another butt kicking performance! Just when you think it couldnt get any better,you guys pull off another one.And just want to say RICO even with youre past injuries you did an awesome job, youre a team player giving youre all!"
"The energy for the show was so high! Cherry Pie is by far the best! Also Shane lick'in the G'pick and putt'in on me leaves me wanting more more more! love you pie's till next time!"
"My good friend and I went last night to see you guys. We are regulars that go to Rooters and haven't seen you guys since. I will tell ya, we were right up front and you guys kicked a lot of ass. Put it this way, we saw the Sweet Tarts Thursday, and you beat the crowd all the way. Not that it's competition, but you had a lot of energy!! Good luck to you all!!! By the way, is Shane or the Keyboardist single :) LOL"
Maribeth and Kierstin:
"Thanks for another great show. We had a rockin good time last night in between the rides. Kierstin had her fist in the air for a few of the songs. I think her favorite part is playing with the confetti:) though. Hugs to all."
"With John lighting everybody on fire, it turned out to be a command performance! My fire started out slowly, but it took one special hot spark to put me totally ablaze!! The crowd was pumped to a full frenzy and didn't want the band to stop. They felt the way I always do, just can't get enough!! Fantastic show, John and the guys. Can't wait to see you again."
"I have seen Cherry Pie many times and this show was the absolute best! The enthusiasm and energy displayed by all of you was incredible. Your devotion to your music and your fans is ever so evident in your stage presence. I had the best time! And thanks so much Josh for "Ah Leah"! My all-time favorite song you perform! Even though you weren't feeling the greatest your voice was awesome as usual! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!"
"My first experience with the band. It was great. Great song selection. The crowd was so into it.Everyone was singing so loud. Very wild and crazy. I will be looking forward to attending another one and many more to come."
"I do have to say this was one of the best shows that I have attended in all the years I have been comming... It was also my first time to a show with Rico on the Drums. I was very impressed. Look forward to seeing you guys again real soon"
Laura & Rick:
"Rick & I saw the band for the first time at Waukesha County Fair. We think they are the greatest 80's band out there. We sang all the songs out loud with the band. The crowds they draw are just awsome and everyone has a wild time. The song selection is great. Keep up the great stuff guy's. See you soon!!!"


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Basement can be anything we want it to be. It is like an extra room where you can do anything. Many people choose to turn their basement into a storage room and some other people choose to turn into somewhere with more fun to offer. Some people therefore turn it into game room or living room. However, there are some people who thinks basement is a great place to have some liquor thus to have a bar. It can be especially a bar, or a bar accompanying game room or living room. If you also want to have bar in your basement, some pictures below might help you deciding on how your bar should look like.
Small Wooden Bar
Having a bar is probably all that you need. It doesn't have to be big as long as you have a place to store all the liquor neatly and you have the stools that await you to get relax. With wall mounted bottle rack, you can store your liquor as well as making it to be your wall decoration.
Minimalist Bar
Not everyone have the large space they need for a bar. Well, this small minimalist bar is still a great bar despite the size. It has the board to keep enough liquor and clearly it has the place for you to sit around drinking your alcohol.
Rack of Bottles
If you have a large space for your bar, you can make your bar long and large and you can still have all the space to store your alcohol as much as you want.
Modern Chic Bar
If you need a modern and chic bar, you will love to have this kind of bar. This metallic touch on the counter bar and the pendant gives modernity to the max.
Under the Archway
Some classic look for a bar will never be failed. Wood and iron clearly work the best to create classic look on this bar. The pendant on the bar share luminous glow for the bar.
Under the Bricks
This is a thoughtful design of a bar. This bar looks old and classic. It might remind you of old times in a movie set with its withered bricks and those leathered stools.
Against the Brick
This is a contemporary bar that is easily liked by many people. The brick on the wall shares warmth along with the wooden table and leathered stools while the clear glass pendants sounds modern.
Under the Stones
If you love rustic look, you will love this bar under these natural stones in arch ceiling. The unique yellow pendants spreads luminous glow around the bar and the stones catch the glow perfectly. It is a perfect look for a bar!
White Stone Bar
This cool bar has white stone arranged for the table but using white marble counter top. The white stones are also used in the wall. It is such a great feeling to have those in white to match the living room next to it.
Traditional Bar
It is such a classic traditional bar. With the wooden bar, cabinet, and the wooden beams in the ceiling, the warmth is everywhere. Plus, the brown warm stones create a nice ambiance.


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Trump Administration Targets Obama-Era Effort to Limit Methane
The Trump administration Monday moved to repeal one of the last unchallenged climate-change regulations rushed into place in the waning days of the Obama presidency — a rule restricting the release of planet-warming methane into the atmosphere.Posted — Updated
The Trump administration Monday moved to repeal one of the last unchallenged climate-change regulations rushed into place in the waning days of the Obama presidency — a rule restricting the release of planet-warming methane into the atmosphere.
The rule, which applied to companies drilling for energy on federal land, has been the subject of intense court battles and delay efforts, as well as one surprise vote last year in which Senate Republicans temporarily saved it from being torpedoed.
Methane, which is about 25 times more potent at trapping heat than carbon dioxide, accounts for 9 percent of all domestic greenhouse gas emissions; about a third of that is estimated to come from oil and gas operations. Under the rule, oil and gas companies would have been required to capture leaked methane, update their equipment and write new plans for minimizing waste when drilling on government property.
The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management described the rule as costly, redundant and overly burdensome.
"In order to achieve energy dominance through responsible energy production, we need smart regulations, not punitive regulations," Joe Balash, the department's assistant secretary for land and minerals management, said Monday in a statement.
The move came as the Trump administration released an $11.3 billion budget for the Interior Department that emphasized the development of domestic energy resources and "responsible development of energy on public lands and offshore waters."
The methane waste rule was aimed at accidental gas leaks and the process of venting and burning off leaked gas, known as flaring, from oil and gas wells on public lands. It was created as part of a broad strategy to tackle climate change as well as wasteful releases of gas. The Bureau of Land Management estimated in 2016 that the rule would prevent as much as 180,000 tons of methane emissions annually, about the equivalent of taking 950,000 cars off the road.
The oil and gas industry argued that the rule could cost as much as $279 million to implement and would hinder production. The industry made repeal of the regulation a top priority.
An early effort to revoke the regulation hit a snag in May when Republican Sens. John McCain of Arizona, Susan Collins of Maine and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina voted against a Senate resolution that would have eliminated it. The lawmakers said they were concerned that the resolution would have made regulating methane waste more difficult in the future.
The Interior Department then twice tried to suspend the regulation, an effort that is still being challenged in court.
Western lawmakers Monday cheered the repeal, saying the rule would have discouraged energy production and job growth. "The previous administration scorned domestic energy development and crafted the prior rule to deliberately stifle it," said Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah, chairman of the House Committee on Natural Resources. He called the repeal "a necessary step."
Environmental activists denounced the plan and noted that the repeal would return the Bureau of Land Management to a set of policies dealing with methane waste that are almost 40 years old. "Gutting the rule would allow unchecked waste of natural gas, unnecessary pollution and the loss of revenue to communities and tribes to address critical needs such as schools and roads," said Fred Krupp, president of the Environmental Defense Fund.
The agency is expected to publish the proposal in the Federal Register, which will kick off a 60-day public comment period. A final repeal of the rule would come after that.
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It's always a good idea to have a sexy wine bar up your sleeve – you just never know when you might need it. Thankfully Humble Grape have opened their fourth location a stone's throw from Liverpool Street station.
Of course Humble Grape is way more than just a bar. Dedicated to providing quality wines that are single vineyard, organic, biodynamic or sustainably sourced, Dawson and his team now import over 400 craft wines directly from boutique vineyards around the world. For this reason, there's no fixed wine list at Humble Grape – things are always revolving and evolving and if like us, you're desperate to learn more about wine at every opportunity, charismatic staff will happily educate (without pretension), telling you the back story from these wonderful producers. What to drink in a place with so much choice – a wine flight of course. It's a really great way to notice the subtle differences within a similar region, taking you from light to depth without you having to think of a thing.
We took our seat, surrounded by bottles and bottles of wine and got stuck into the food menu. It's exactly the sort of small plates that you'd want to accompany your wine. Split into bar snacks, sharing plates and a couple of large more substantial dishes (like pasta!!), we snacked on chorizo croquettes and crispy halloumi, each served with delectable dips before moving on to smoked mackerel on toast, mussels in a deliciously pungent garlic broth and big fat juicy meatballs in a slow cooked tomato sauce. Make sure you save space for the cheeseboard – it's sourced from award winning North London artisanal cheesemakers, Wildes Cheese and is just the ticket with a glass of red.
For customers who want to drop in for a quick glass, through to those who are happy to while away the hours sipping and dining amongst the rows of bottles, Humble Grape Liverpool Street is a one-stop destination wine bar and wine shop.