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Advent Night, an evening of crafts and carols, is from 5 to 7 p.m. at Laguna Beach United Methodist Church, 21632 Wesley Drive. Come create Christmas-themed crafts. Dinner is provided. For more information, call (949) 499-3088 or visit lagunabeachumc.org.
Marine Protected Areas Forum
The Surfrider Foundation and Reef Check California are hosting a forum about the new marine protected areas in Southern California that will go into effect Jan. 1. There will be several MPAs off the Laguna Beach coastline. The forum is from 7 to 8 p.m. at the OC Sailing & Events Center, 34451 Ensenada Place, Dana Point.
Community Chorus Concert
The Laguna Beach Community Chorus presents "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like … LagunaTunes" at 8 p.m. at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 428 Park. Ave. The show is free. For more information, call (949) 637-3140.
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Brooke Cooney is a pastor's wife, mother of two, and foster-mom of one. To capture the eternal in the everyday, she blogs about family, faith, and lessons along the journey at ThisTemporaryHome.com.
Mary. Some exalt her to an equal status of holiness with the Christ-child she carried in her womb, and others nearly ignore her in an effort to compensate for the idolization of her.
What does the Bible say about Mary and how is this important to our celebration of Christ's birth this year and every year?
The Bible says that Mary found favor with God. (Luke 1:28, 30)
In considering the Biblical accounts of men and women who obtained the favor of the Lord, the following stand out: Noah, David, Job, and Mary.
How does the righteous and holy standing of Mary before God compare with other Hebrew people recorded in the Old Testament?
Noah was "a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time, and he walked with God" (Genesis 6:9, 7:1). Yet, Noah's righteousness did not mean that he did not sin because we see that just shortly after he left the ark he sinned by becoming drunk (Genesis 9:20-21, Ephesians 5:18). David, was a "man after God's own heart (Acts 13:22)," and yet we can all point to the fact that David sinned in his adulteress sexual relations with Bathsheba, and then subsequently having her husband killed. Job, in Job 1:1 is characterized as a man "blameless and upright, he feared God and shunned evil." Yet, Job, when he had spoken with and seen God, said, "I despise myself and repent in dust and ashes." (Job 42:5-6)
Our first encounter with Mary is similar in that the angel Gabriel declares, "Greetings, you who are highly favored! The Lord is with you. Do not be afraid, Mary, you have found favor with God." (Luke 1: 28, 30) Based on the accounts of Noah, David, and Job, we can conclude that finding favor with God does not equal a sinless state. (Romans 3:23) Further,we gain hope and encouragement that finding favor with God is possible for us as it was possible for Noah, David, Job, and Mary before us.
Let us rejoice in the fact that though we are wretched sinners God characterizes us as ones who gain His favor because of our faith in the Messiah and obedience to His commands. For Noah, David, and Job it was God's promised Messiah to come. For Mary and for us it is in belief in the Messiah that has come.
The Bible says that Mary believed God and was His faithful servant. (Luke 1:38, 45)
My soul glorifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, for he has been mindful of the humble state of his servant. From now on all generations will call me blessed, for the Mighty One has done great things for me- holy is his name." – Luke 1:46-49
Mary praised God for the honor of being the chosen vessel to birth the Messiah who would fulfill prophecy and redemption for all mankind. We can glean an attitude of humility from Mary that God would choose to use us to accomplish His divine purpose and eternal plan.
Following the shepherds' visit and Jesus' staying behind in the temple, the Bible says that Mary treasured all these things and pondered them in her heart (Luke 2:19, 51) Mary, unlike us, wasn't privy to cameras and recorders to capture all the special moments and firsts of Christ. She had to record her beloved Savior's face and firsts on the imprints of her heart and mind. More than this, Mary pondered the ways and works of God.
In our hustle and bustle of the holiday season, and all of the year, we can neglect meditation on the words and works of God. Mary sets another example of God-honoring living by thinking on Christ.
The Bible leaves Mary at the foot of the cross. (John 19:25-27) That is where we should leave Mary. Not as an exalted figure by which we can speak to God, not as a iconic statue to be praised and worshiped, nor as a fashion accessory or good luck charm, but rather as Christ-servant and fellow sinner in need of the Savior. This is where everyone is found in relation to Christ--the foot of the cross.
In looking at Mary this Christmas, I will see her as:
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InterAct has provided major input to the recent Oil & Gas UK Well Abandonment Study.
According to a report issued in March by Oil & Gas UK1, there are 4635 exploration, appraisal or development wells in the UK sector of the North Sea. Of these, it is thought that 2749 (roughly 60%) could be decommissioned using existing technology and, crucially, without resorting to a drilling rig. That leaves 1886 wells that are likely to cost a good deal more to decommission – unless the industry can come up with new rigless ways of dealing with at least some of them.
Phil Chandler, senior petroleum engineer with Acteon company InterAct Activity Management Ltd, was instrumental in the preparation of the report on behalf of the well abandonment work group at Oil & Gas UK. He says, "The study has put the spotlight firmly on rigless decommissioning technology. For platform wells, it is the areas of well control and long-string tubular recovery where there needs to be some fresh thinking. Additionally, the lack of accommodation, platform cranes and deck space often poses considerable challenges to rigless well decommissioning in the southern North Sea. There also needs to be greater focus on planning and logistics to tackle the large stock of wells in this sector.
1UK North Sea Well Abandonment Study, March 2009, issued by Oil & Gas UK.


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I'm reading a slew of books about writing this month. I bought an Android tablet and downloaded tons of books on it, and of course these books are on writing. I'm amazed that I can carry a half dozen books in one hand. Amazing. I never in my life thought that I would enjoy e-books. I like the texture of books, the feel of paper, blah, blah, blah. That's the crap I was telling myself instead of just admitting that I was an old fool, a damn snob. The convenience of e-books is amazing.
It's this convenience that caused me to nab ON WRITING, by Stephen King. I was on IRC (Internet Relay Chat) with a group of my friends that I have never met personally, and one told me that Stephen King's book was moving and insightful. He praised Mr. King's book to no end, so of course I downloaded it into my tablet immediately because I like Mr. King's writing. I think my writing is similar to his in how I approach scenes and exposition. I think I even try to emulate him in the brevity and clarity of his writing. I'm either imitating him, or developing a style of my own that seems similar to his. But without dwelling on my writing, I want to get into Mr. King's writing.
In his book, ON WRITING, he makes a statement that bothers me a little. It does, and I don't want to go ahead and quote him here, but rather paraphrase him. I want to do it this way because I don't want to make this a rant against Mr. King, as I had said, I like him immensely. I would like this to be a rant against the many millions of people who feel the same way because of their over-bloated sense of self. The biggest bags of wind that I have ever come across are writers, and the more books a writer has published, the bigger his or her windage. After a writer is published he or she should basically be ignored in my book. Well, maybe not, but he or she should not be taken all that seriously.
Oh, but they have 'made it' you might say. Well, making it has very little to do with just talent, and a lot to do with time and place, and the grand old opportunity. Just being at the right place at the right time with the right agent and the right project. All things come together in the stew of life, and before you know it, you are published. Yes, talent is important, but how talent comes about should not be dictated.
As in this mentioned book, Mr. King says that talent can't be learned. You either have it or you don't. In the book he demonstrates his talent because he was writing since he was a child on up to adulthood, knowing full well that he wanted to be a writer until he became one. I would like to offer that Mr. King was writing in an economy and at a time that was less volatile than now. His first book, CARRIE was published in the Seventies. The Seventies!! Look at the publishing world in the Seventies. Agents where starving for talent, the Internet did not exist. E-publishing, E-books, blogs, E-newspapers...the landscape of the writing field was never as confusing and in jeopardy as it is now. We have left the world of where professional organizations published and produced for the masses and are now nearing a more democratic world where the individual can publish, distribute and produce for the masses without the need of the professional organization.
Books, magazines, the whole of the printed media, are now on the chopping block, and publishing houses are quaking in their boots at the future. There are hundreds of thousands of writers out in the ether trying to get their manuscripts published. It is no longer such a clear, paved path to publishing or being published. It has more curves than the Indy 500 at speeds enough to throw you off the track. Unfortunately this is the environment of the present writer who is struggling to get published and to build an audience for their work. If Mr. King had to write in this environment, trust me, he'd be rethinking the 'talent can't be learned' aspect of his scribblings and wonder if he had any talent at all. The scope of the competition would drown his out, whether he had talent or not. Now he has a following, so he can spout his rhetoric, and many other so-called authors do the same, but you have to be born in this generation to fight in this generation. The Great Gatsby wouldn't stand a chance in this day and age.
I have a fellow writer that I know who hasn't published anything that I know of other than articles in a school newspaper, or whatever...it's not all that important. Once again though, I hear snobbery in his comments. I made the statement that Mr. King was also a journalist. My fellow writer says to me that he is one too, and that frankly Journalists make the best writers. They have honed their skills, they have the talent, they are the best at the game.
What kind of further foolishness is this? Once again, talent is with the scant few who fit a personal criteria. Mr. King says it comes from birth. My friend says it comes from a stint in journalism. Which one of these Ghandi's is right? Maybe they both are? Talented writers become journalists before becoming authors. I say that is the most idiotic thing I have ever heard. Maybe you can come to me with a statistic that proves them right. I'd rather think that such a thing doesn't exist, except in the narrow minded thoughts of self-important gas-bags that slip their knobby thumbs behind the straps of their suspenders, stick out their chests and rock back on their heels blowing smoke up their own cracks.
In conjunction with Stephen King's book, I am also reading STORY by Robert McKee who has a different slant on talent. He claims that good writing can be learned. In his estimation, there are a lot of people who have simply never been formerly trained to write a story. They watch a movie, or a television series, and have an abundance of scenes in their heads from the myriad of books and plays and movies and the what not that they have absorbed and suddenly they believe they can do the same. They believe that they can cobble together this miasma of scenes and make a bestseller, or an award winning play, so they sit down behind a word processor and put together the great American novel.
How poorly is this engaged. This is a person without talent. They know nothing about the craft of STORY. But as Mr. McKee brings out, they can be taught story, how to build one, what to build, what to look out for, what are the building blocks of story, and build something completely unique because of knowing at least the foundations of storytelling and not krazy gluing a pastiche of ideas that they got from movies, television, plays and the whatnot that they have been exposed to over the years.
McKee takes the curtain away from talent, and calls it like it is. Knowledge of story construction. No one can teach you how to make a bestselling novel, but they can teach you how to make a basic story structure that gets you on your way. Your own life experiences, and unique insight of the world will have to take you the rest of the way. But at least you'll have the basics.
The basics of story is very important. This is something that people are not interested in learning because people don't believe that storytelling has basics. I think this is what Mr. King is talking about when he says 'talent'. People who don't believe in the basics are proving that they are without talent, or their being without talent will show.
In any case. I want to learn the deep science of story. Story, without which there would be no Mr. King or Journalists.
It's the story ladies and gentlemen. And for the love of God, will all of you authors out there just shut up?


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The City of Oakland Public Works Agency (PWA) had its first public workshop to identify, evaluate, and prioritize actions it can take to becoming a model sustainable city. The city intends to do this by reducing and optimizing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. The PWA, under direction of a sustainability coordinator, is drafting an Energy and Climate Action Plan (ECAP) that will be submitted to the Oakland City Council to clarify its policy and recommend priority actions.
The stages of the process include initial public input, early research and analysis, setting targets and objectives, plan development, plan presentation, and a comment period. The second public workshop will be in Spring 2009, with a goal of presenting the ECAP to the City Council in Fall 2009.
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Scarlett Johansson sci-fi thriller "Under the Skin" has received its first official trailer, two months before its U.S. opening.
A24 acquired the rights in September, a day after its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. The film, directed by Jonathan Glazer ("Sexy Beast"), stars Johansson as an alien seductress who seeks out hitchhikers.
"You don't want to wake up, do you?" she intones near the end of the trailer.
Nick Wechsler and James Wilson are the producers on "Skin," based on Michael Faber's 2001 novel and adapted by Walter Campbell and Glazer. "Skin" also screened at Telluride and Venice.
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Top 10 Scariest CreepypastasThese are creepypastas that scared me the most. Its almost Halloween so lets bring some nightmares out.
The Top Ten
Why the crap is this thing #1. Derp the killer is nothing more than a generic, unlikeable, lazily written Michael Myers/Joker wannabe, killer with a knife Gary stu that's basically a middle finger to people that are bullied daily. The only good thing about Derp the killer and his other rip offs running amuck on the creepypasta wiki is that the character designs aren't too bad. Derp the killer does look freaky and while the designs for the other rip off characters aren't creepypasta material (scary), They at least look fairly unique. THAT'S IT!
The actual Pasta itself wasn't actually that scary to me... I was seriously beginning to think it wasn't as scary as people say it is until the end, and then I scrolled down and saw the picture. Let me tell you, I AM SCARRED. BIG TIME. Whatever you do, DON'T LOOK UP THE PICTURE, YOU WILL REGRET IT. Thanks to this whenever I read a Creepypasta I scroll carefully and if I see even a corner of a picture I either delete the browser page or just close my eyes and scroll past it (depending on the story so far) I haven't read the sequel but I don't intend to. People, please, take my advice here: You know when your friends see something or are talking about something and you want to know what it is but they say you don't wanna know but you keep begging them to show you? DON'T DO THAT ABOUT THIS. Seriously, I'm afraid to go anywhere dark and I can't go into my bathroom... for some reason, only my bathroom and the others are okay, but just DON'T DO IT! Damn I haven't slept for days.
Dang I this one is SCARY! The story is terrifying, but the face is what makes me pee my pants. No nose, no eyebrows or eyelids, bleach white skin, tiny bloodshot eyes (THEY STARE INTO YOUR SOUL AND SCAR IT! , ), and a GIANT slit smile. I warn you, don't look up the images, you'll regret it. Anyways, random fangirls pretend to be him on YouTube, and they put the ACTUAL PICTURE, so you don't know it's there. In the story, he goes up to your bed at night, smiles and stares at you without blinking and scares the living crap out of you, says "Go to Sleep", and murders you. The worst thing is that there are actual hospital documents on a kid named Jeffery Woods who was burned and bleached like in the story! Even the escaping part! AHH!
I like the rake betterV 136 Comments
What I love about this one is the great detail that is described and the way it's written is just like an actual factual report or account of the experiment. At times it can seem realistic but it's also so unnatural and warped. The ending is also very unexpected.
Picture is the scary part.
This creepypasta legitimately made me sweat when I read it. There's just something about eating feces and shoving your own organs down the drain that makes you imagine the guy in the picture at the foot of your bed thinking about what he would like to do to you. Well made story and a very interestingly possible as well.
Is ' story. It story certainly scared my for life & the image just adds to the creep factor 100 times more. If you want to burn an impression in yourself, go ahead, search up the image, you will definitely wish you never did :(V 59 Comments
My first time reading it, I couldn't even finish, and just laid there in my bed, constantly peeking around for a scary Link for 2 weeks. Then I went back and finished it years later. The story itself isn't that scary, but the videos...I couldn't even go through a minute...heh.
I have to say, I really loved Ben Drowned, probably my favorite Creepypasta ever. However, I voted Jeff on this list because honestly, Ben Drowned isn't actually THAT scary, although the videos and everything did make a difference. And also, it's a gaming pasta! What can I say, I LOVE GAMING, especially Zelda!
This is my favorite creepypasta just not the scariest one but I do like the fact that it is video game related... I LOVE VIDEO GAMES!
His creepy for gamesV 49 Comments
Plays on everybody's fear of premature death. On the creepypasta wiki it says that the slenderman likes to especially target people who are paranoid about his existence. Tell me this isn't scary. And the symptoms of slender sickness are so common, anyone can believe that they are being hunted by the slenderman. Another thing is how unlike some of these other creepypastas which are people who died, events which happened in the past or only can cause harm if you do certain specific events, the slenderman is a physical being that can kill you, and can be anywhere around the world at any given time. You can't kill him, and there is no escape. He can supposedly stalk you for years until he finally kills you. This guy will make you to scared to look out windows of a night. If this isn't scary, then I don't know what is - Lanturnizer6
Honestly Slendy is the strongest creepypasta besides The Doctor. The Doctor is the one who creates them and Slendy hates him. Slendy is the best cause he can control your body, teleport, has tenticals that comes out of his back, makes you lose your memory, can drive you too insanity, can make little kids comes in the woods, can form a mouth that goes from one side of his blank head to the other and take a giant bite out of you, he can rip your heart out by sticking his long fingers down your throat and he has the power to make the Slender Portal to take his victims to the CreepyPasta world, and he can make you paranoid and attach him even though it is easier to kill you that way. All of this is true about Slenderman. So he should number one or The Doctor should be cause he knows how to kill every CreepyPasta and can create them. The Doctor can even kill them by just a drop of his blood landing on their skin and them will disintegrate painfully.
That is the truth and Slenderman does ...more
Slenderman is pretty much a god. I'm sure that if he wanted to, he could snap his tentacles and the population of Ohio would just drop dead. Also, a battle between Slenderman and Enderman would probably conclude in Ender being impaled on a tree.
When I was little I thought Slender was real and he's going to get me. - phantomblockV 53 Comments
This one is a little long but it's worth reading
Nothing like good old fashion child abuse to keep you from falling a sleep. 1999 and the Russian sleep experiment are the ones that have messed with me. Creepy!
The Other CreepyPastas don't even stand a chance. This one by far is the most disturbing story ever. Nightmares Guaranteed.
damn.V 45 Comments
The story didn't scare me until I watched the video. The eyes of the characters are so creepy! Now whenever my little brother watches SpongeBob and Patrick and SpongeBob are playing outside, all I can imagine is squidward inside with that shotgun thing against his head.
SpongeBob and friends are outside chortling, and where is squidward? Sitting upstairs in complete silence putting a shotgun shell through his bloodshot eyes
This is so creepy! At first I couldn't even read it, mainly because it was 3 am, but still.. This is much creepier than Jeff the Killer!
The video will give you insomniaV 34 Comments
Smile Dog...he haves a way scary face than Jeff does. I seen images of him, But I just need to know what breed of dogs he is!
Smile Dog has the most scary picture, its worst that Jeff or any other picture, because of it I saw smile dog in my dreams for 5 days straight till I forgot what it's face looks like, I would say Smile Dog is the scariest picture that I've ever seen in my life.
Thanks to Smile. Dog, I now cautiously scroll down every creepypasta page and shut the browser if I see the tip of any picture...
It's just amazing how this creepypasta just messes around your brain using fear against you Trust me, I was terrified. - Pokemonfan10V 46 Comments
Not only is this scary but it is extremely disturbing. It is Mickey Mouse walking down an endless street for 3 minutes before cutting to black for a couple of minutes then it returns to Mickey doing the same thing but this time it is a woman screaming for about 4 minutes with a grin on his face. At one time of the episode it shows Mickey Mouse's face indicating that it is the end of the episode. The first person to watch this episode committed suicide. The end!
This is nightmare indusing, this is childhood ruining, this makes you want to watch Micky Mouse club house. GOD DANG REALISTIC SCREAMS!
Yay lets ruin our childhoods more with a moaning and screaming in the back round along with there being our childhood characters killing themselves
It's not Mickey Mouse though. It looks like it but the screams are just straight used from an old horror movieV 15 Comments
This was TERRIFYING. Oh my gosh... The nightmares of that costume. And that Mickey Mouse voice, "Hey, wanna see my head come off? " OH my gosh.
Oh my gosh. This gave me SO. MANY. NIGHTMARES. The costumes were horrifying.
It is very scary I can't believe that Mickey appears and scares the heck out of me
It scares the poop out of meV 24 Comments
Why is this on here? Cliche after cliche after cliche with ridiculous and stupid moments and an idiotic story and main character.
Who wants to play sonic after playing that game?
Yeah, when I watched this on YouTube not too long ago, I thought it was just some kind of made-up video. I never knew it was a creepypasta, until I read some of the comments below.
This is understand creepypasta.V 38 Comments
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Holy hell. This was definitely the scariest one yet. Really well written too. I was seriously hoping he got out of there alive.
I have never been shaking from a creepypasta since I first read the Red Mist. This was seriously the most messed up and sickening story ever and is making me seriously want to stop reading creepypasta as a whole
This story is so unnatural and unsettling in every single way. It combines the elements of being alone, darkness, insanity, clowns, and gore. It deserves to be higher on this list.
Yeah holy McWater, I read this at night and I had to sleep with my obstacle trap set!V 16 Comments
This pasta is actually pretty creepy. It makes it sound so real and the whole thing was sad too. It made me glad that Pokemon Blue version was the first game I ever played, not Red/Green! I recommend this pasta to any Pokemon lovers out there, definitely a good read and not too scary.
Pokemon can be scary and suicide making. Well that's it. If I'm missing something please add it on here. Well bye and good luck sleeping tonight after reading these Creepypastas. And happy halloween.
Yea this one is pretty creepy I will say but I don't know I have never actually heard the Lavender Town theme so I can't judge it much.
It's too goodV 18 Comments
The Rake is the scariest thing of all time. Anyone else agree? My neighbour was invaded by this creepypasta and describes him as large, scary and fast. He spoke the words "kill" and murdered her beloved cat, Fluffy. Her body was ripped and was streaming with blood. She says that he then turned to look and her and ran towards her. He touched her shoulder and scampered away. It is unknown where he went next. My neighbour now suffers terrible phobias and paranoia. I am afraid that he will stand at the foot of my bed at night and stare. I am terrified that he will whisper words of horror and look deeply into my eyes. He may be the last thing that I will ever see,
In my opinion, The Rake is probably the scariest. Even though pretty much all Creepypastas are fake, The Rake is probably the most believable. I don't know about anyone else, but I find a hairless dog like creature scarier than some faceless tall guy in a suit. While Slenderman just stands around looking like he is upset you didn't show up to his birthday or something, The Rake mutilates you with your blood acting like a sprinkler or something, I don't even know... But in my opinion the scariest Creepypasta out there as of now.
Does the rake stalk you for years? While this is still really scary, I'd have to say that the slenderman is scarier - Lanturnizer6
Makes me close my windows and blinds and sleep with the covers over my head with only a small hole in which to stick my face out. I have actually done that since I was like 6 or 7 (because I was afraid of lots of stuff then) and I still do it. It's just unconscious routine that went from feeling scared without the covers over my head to feeling awkwardly exposed and weird. - username34
I don't know how old you are now, but that is sort of a problem if you are scared of everything at night. - TheInsomniac
How is this #12? It needs to be higher! It got me awake in my bed for 2 weeks! - phantomblockV 35 Comments
I find this story creepy! It's definitely in my top tens.
Oh my gosh! I am still paranoid to look in the mirror to see my face look similar! - Daviddv0601
I really wish I never read it and I'm still getting over my nightmares
pancakesV 4 Comments
I've seen a picture of the original guy. It's fake, don't worry. A visitor here said they watched the whole thing, and that visitor didn't take eyeballs out. You're safe. - TeamRocket747
I hope you know that is not the full video
He was identified but I forgot his name
I HATE THAT VIDEO SOMEONE ON A SIGHT POSTED THE FULL 2 MINUTES AND I WATCHED IT.V 5 Comments
Just watched the movie. I found it disappointing. It was too much like chucky the doll. A possess doll tries to kill a family and so on.
The scariest thing about it is that its true
Based on a true story. The movie was amazing
The creepypasta is realV 4 Comments
This one comes from doctor who but I'm not sure if it is a pasta or not Lol
Wait weren't there weeping angels in doctor who?
I see one behind me what do I do please help - gdvirus
Lol how did you post that, the weeping angel should've kill you by now. - TeamRocket747
The weeping angel is scary even the picture she would've kill youV 4 Comments
I should stop looking at creepypasta photos!
Normally, creepypastas just make me scared at night. Not once have they given me nightmares. Except for the tails doll. That one gave me a nightmare. I don't remember the whole thing, but I do remember a few 2 second parts of it, all of which had the Tails Doll floating around on a colored background with red, glowing eyes. About the waking up in the middle of the night thing, that just happened because I had 1) gotten scared of a new creepypasta, the teddy bear 2) My friend told me that there is a 90% chance that if you wake up in the middle of the night for no reason, it's because you're being watched. Combine the 2, and you wake up in the middle of the night 4 times! - username34
So, if I ever ever ever see a red dot in the dark (which will probably be my Wii), the dot gets it with my sword. This one scares me to this day. Never ever playing a Sega Saturn game to be careful
When I read this I was checking out of my window and waking up in the middle of the night for 4-5 weeks hoping that I will live.
I tried doing what the creepypasta said NOT to do, and you know what happened? Nothing!V 9 Comments
Ahh its scary Because it seems real but if it wasntits not scary like a thing like the weeping angels that if you don't look at it it kills you its kind of a copy but the detail was good so a goo read I would say but not scary
I am the cure-scp 049
Some SCPs are really funny, some are quite interesting, and a few are actually quite scary. I mean, there's the Sculpture, the Door Man, the Shy Guy, the Staff (although I would still like to get trapped in an infinite IKEA regardless), the Old Man, the Green Flash, the Pipe Nightmare, and many, many more.V 1 Comment
I'm a bigger fan of Jeff, but Jane is a badass too! I don't totally blame her for wanting to get even with Jeff, for I would want revenge too if someone took my family from me. But still, think of what Jeff went through.
Jane sucks, she is just another cliche killer with no depth and no motivation to kill. Jeff the killer is horrible but Jane is worse
It's just a spinoff of Jeff the Killer!
GIRL POWER!V 11 Comments
This Is SUCH a good read. I love Jack as a character and the story itself will really make you think
I love reading the story again and again because not only was a friend of mine in a cult similar to the story but I ALSO HAVE A FRIEND NAMED JACK
He eats your kidneys for God's sake!
Eyeless Jack...well, what can I say? I like the CreepyRead, I like the creator's art, the creator is an all-around great human being...he's awesome, 10/10 CreepyPoints. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐V 8 Comments
Its really great but the picture that everyone makes a big deal of isn't scary at all. Oh and can someone tell me why the picture is scary?
Hell, the scariest part of the pasta is the photo, it made me never want to sleep again
I find this story much better than say Jeff the killer, one because it's written better, but mostly because it's very realistic. A teenage boy cutting his face without getting an infection somehow and dying his hair with fire is just impossible. That's why it isn't scary. Things that are closer to reality are way more scary because it could happen. Kids getting stalked by older men happens all the time and that's terrifying. The fact the story makes the main character so clueless to the things happening while the reader can make sense of it is done so well. Like when he finds the blankets and food under his house he has no idea why they're there and makes so big deal out of it. The reader on the other hand can see why they're there and it's so effective in creating a great atmosphere. The story also leaves you to connect the dots in some cases. The more and more you figure out what's going on the more you fear for the characters. The ending was definitely not a disappointment. Every ...more
I've been looking up lists of "The Best Creepypastas Ever" and am extremely surprised it took me so long to find this one on a list. It's at number 38 on the list that I found and, especially after reading a lot of the other ones, I don't understand how it could be so low on the list. I got chills big time when I read the last paragraph, it was extremely moving. The author is an excellent writer and should consider writing full novels. 10+/10 definintely the best I've read.
I am happy to announce to you that Penpal has been expanded, and a full length novel has been released! You can get it on Amazon. - GREATEST
One of my favorites, along with Psychosis. I voted Penpal, however, because even though I like Psychosis better, Penpal is terrifying because it could, and sadly has, happened. The deaths of people close to him also show how evil humans can be and the last little part about Josh teared me up. This is a beautiful story, and deserves the novel it received.
The most disturbing thing about this creepypasta is that all this is possible and the way in which it's written is just brilliant.V 12 Comments
One of the most plausible, yet still creepy stories out there. Here is a my summary of the story.
A young child with Mononucleosis was forced to stay in their current house for more than 3 weeks, and his parents gave him some in-door activities/possessions to help pass the time before they had to leave and move to a new house. During that time, he developed an "imaginary friend". This "imaginary friend" looked kind of like a Furby and had a widemouth grin. His name, like the title suggests, was Mr. Widemouth. His personality was somewhat similar to Johan Liebert, as Mr. Widemouth would continuously try to get the boy to do dangerous things, like juggling knives, or jumping off the second story of the house. One day, Mr. Widemouth told the child about this location that many other children have visited after meeting Mr. Widemouth and that the boy should come visit this place one day. The child and his family left the house, and moved to a new one. He never saw Mr. Widemouth ...more
It's decently scary (freaked my 11-year-old brother out).
But more than scary it's the best-written creepypasta ever.
Very good read.
Widemouth wants him to die! that's what makes this creepiestV 4 Comments
Quite long but otherwise we'll written. Rather than paranormal this story focuses on the malicious acts of a perverted man. 10/10
Look at the picture!
Very good creepy pasta. This should be in the top 5.
This should be #1
You people have no sense.
This one scared the hell out of me!V 1 Comment
This combines every cliche into a single Creepypasta, but does it right.
I read about it incredibly creepy and disturbing I may never be able look at Super Mario 64 the same way after reading this creepypasta. - egnomac
WAY scarier than I thought it would be...holy hell - Co0lk1d25
The story was pretty freaky, the picture was hellish, but the video? That was disappointing! The part where he was standing there with those bleeding eyes was creepy, but when he actually killed himself, it looked like someone drew a picture of him on a computer, and the animation when he put the gun to his head was so lame. In the story, he used a shot gun and blew his head apart. There was blood, brain matter, his eye was hanging out... But in the video, he puts a little revolver to his head, shoots himself, and then blood spatters on the screen. Then it shows a picture of squidward lying down with some really fake looking blood. Also, when the voice said "Do it! " It sounded like a ' 15 year old who has no experience with voice acting. LAAME!
The story was scary, but the episode was disappointing. In the story, he blew his head up with a shotgun. In the episode, he put a little revolver to his head, and shot himself, and there was some blood on his head... Weak! Also the animation was poor, and when the guy says "do it," it sounds like a 15 year old guy who has no experience with voice acting. LAME!
Squidward creeps me out on this one. The only thing that creeps me out on this creepypasta is the BIG BLOOD SHOT RED EYES! And the ending were HE POINTS A GUN INTO A MOUTH AND SHOOT! That's just creepy.
This is just another title for Squidward's SuicideV 5 Comments
When the guy looked into the key hole, and it was red that is when it became a creepypasta.
Its called White With Red
Ahh this did not scare me
How is this not on yet? A monster living inside the wall that haunts you and tries to kill you when your bed is up against the wall. Now that's creepy. I regretted sleeping with my bed against the wall after hearing this
Scared me and my friends to death a few years back when we first heard it
One of the scariest stories I've ever read. Stephen Gammell should be illustrating this.
It is just an hour.
It's not just an hour. The creepypasta says that 3: A.M. is the hour where ghost and demons are stronger or they are more commonly roaming around in haunted places. That's why things may had happened when you did something other than sleep at 3:A.M.
Almost as the rake but this is without hand. It's special is can run as fast as a tiger
Bob's name means Brutal Obsence Beast
I listened to this on YouTube two times already and I liked it. I was so curious as to what "Jeremy" looked like that I looked for the picture on msn. Freaky! That's all there is to it.
You can't have a list without a disturbing security tape being in it, I like the concept of the time loops and also Jeremy is a freak
I really really liked this
Okay, let me get this simple. This is nightmares in a story.
Why does he want to kill him? And if he's a scientist, does he not notice that he's trying to kill him? - sdgeek2003
I hate doctors because they all turn out to kill you in MOVIES LIKE THIS PEOPLE HE IS A KILLER!
Best. Ever.V 1 Comment
Whether this story is true or not, which I doubt, there is a chance that it could've been inspired by a similar story REALLY did happen. Back in the early 80's, there was an arcade game that was phenomenal called "Berzerk". In 1981, a man, who was only 18 years old, got a score of 16,660 points, and for some unknown reason, he died of a heart attack right after.
1 year later, another man at age 19, played the game, got in the Top 10 High Scores twice in 15 minutes, and once again, for some unknown reason, he died of a heart attack right after. To this day, nobody certainly knows what was responsible for these heart attacks. What caused these 2 young men to die of heart attacks? What's your guess?
Too hyped to be at the top score, I guess. Or they're unhealthy and fat. - TeamRocket747
Did you guys know that this is in the Simpsons?
Odd but not scary. 1/10
Not a creepypasta
Let me write a full and detailed explanation of this creepypasta (don't read within 2 hours of bedtime unless you have plans to not sleep):
The video begins with the protagonist on the YouTube homepage. The protagonist then goes into the omnibox and adds 666 on the end. They get taken to a page that says "This account is suspended". Nothing scary...yet.
The protagonist then refreshes the page several times, and everything is normal up until the 13th refresh when the video thumbnails were replaced with the X and "666". It stays like this until the 20th refresh when all the letters are replaced with d's or 6s. d is the first letter in "devil", and also looks like a 6 in reverse (a little bit).
Then, at the 21st refresh, the page background changes from white to red, and on the 21st refresh it changes from red to black. This is when the suspended account notice starts changing, too. The 22nd refresh changes the page background to red and ...more - allamassal
My friend tried to kill my computer by looking this up and trying to make it happen. I didn't let him though. All it really is, is a virus hooked up to YouTube. Nothing paranormal. - username34
This actually fake someone tried it and nothing happened. the story is to cliche to my opinion could have been a lot better
This gave me nightmares! it's a really satanic channel.V 11 Comments
Not really creepy but if u want your mind exploded this is what u want to read
Same old zombie cliche and wasn't scary at all
Easily my absolute favorite creepypasta. I told his story to all of my friends, and they were mortified. This one could easily be around the top three, but this isn't my list...
One of my favorites. I mean, think about it. A psycho monochrome clown who kills children and disappears into thin air when attacked. What's not to be scared of?
It's obvious this creepypasta is FAKE. First of all, how could someone disappear in a puff of smoke? Second of all, how could the narrator post the creepypasta from a MENTAL HOSPITAL?!
He got me started on creepypasta I love his storys and when I read his storys I fell inlove - StingerV 15 Comments
I was going to vote for the rake, but when I saw this creepypasta on the list, I had to vote for it. Don't look it up or you will regret it. The way how the mannequin turned its teeth sharp was creepy.
Definitely beats out any other creepypasta!
The pic is disturbing but the pasta itself was bad. Especially the ending, it may as well said, AND THEN A SKELETON POPPED OUT! Ugh. - RedTheGremlin
Annabelle image from the conjuring made me terrified of dolls but the image of the expressionless oh god I'm horrified of manicans now and the image gave me pediophobiaV 3 Comments
This, unlike the horribly overrated Jeff the Killer and Slenderman, is extremely thought provoking. Such a disturbing concept, and the ending is so well crafted the writer ought to get a medal. This and Candle Cove are easily my favorite Creepypastas.
This is the best written creepypasta by far. It easily squashes things like red mist and lavender town syndrome, and makes slenderman seem like a children's novel.
One of the first Creepypastas I read, and still one of the best. The entire read was good, but when it all comes together at the end, it really gets you thinking. 10/10
Shocked to see this so low. Way underratedV 13 Comments
Because I said so dum dum
Why not? - Officialpen
He looks like SCP-1471
Made my brother read it he had nightmares and I thought that serves you right for watching sanjy and Craig - Helloworld
Kids! Delicious!
The human with power and without sense known as God but this thing was abandoned by God himself
The footage is creepy as hell
One of my first pastas, but the creepiness factor remains strong as ever.
One of the only good lost episodes out there, its well written, creepy and the part with the guest star gravestones is just terrifying. 10/10
I wonder what Matt was going through when he made this.
Matt was high when he made this episode, enough said. - TeamRocket747
Again why so low!
This is a REALLY scary one. The picture gave me nightmares! - LedZepp81
You people are such idiots. That picture was a band advertisement on 4chan!
This gave me SO. MANY. NIGHTMARES. Scary as hell!
This is one of the most unnerving Creepypastas I've ever heard. What's really unnerving- the picture of the murder victim. It should be in the top ten, without a doubt.
To Hell, I think...
I think this is about a boy who watched a show that showed bad kids dying so kids would be good and the boy as a man talked about the goriest, scariest, and even his fave moments.
Not scary at all!
The closet!
I can't believe this isn't up higher, it's by fat the most disturbing one out there. Just... Look it up. I can't describe it any more. Just look.
So disturbing. Just look it up and just look.
This creepypasta wasn't scary. However it was very disturbing and weird. What kind of weed was the writer on when they wrote this?
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A major hurricane (Hurricane Rob) and earthquake measuring 5.8 on the Richter Scale hit Wellington in the early hours of Tuesday with its epicentre in Rockwell Green.The hurricane decimated the area causing approximately £30 worth of damage. Several priceless collections of mementos from Majorca and the Costa Del Sol were damaged beyond repair.
Three areas of historic burnt out cars were disturbed. Many locals were woken well before their giros arrived. Welly FM reported that hundreds of residents were confused and bewildered and were still trying to come to terms with the fact that something interesting had happened in Wellington
One resident - Tracy Smith, a 15-year-old mother of 5 said, "It was such a shock, my little Chardonnay-Mercedes came running into my bedroom crying. The noise nearly made me crap in my knickers but then I remembered that I had left them in the toilet of the King Arms last night."
Apparently looting, muggings and car crime were unaffected and carried on as normal.
The British Red Cross has so far managed to ship 4,000 crates of Sunny Delight to the area to help the stricken locals. Rescue workers are still searching through the rubble and have found large quantities of personal belongings, including benefit books, jewellery from Elizabeth Duke at Argos and Bone China from Poundland.
This appeal is to raise money for food and clothing parcels for those unfortunate enough to be caught up in this disaster. Clothing is most sought after - items most needed include:
Kappa tracksuit tops (his and hers)
Shell suits (female)
Clean overalls
Red trainers
Any other items usually sold in Primark..
Food parcels may be harder to come by, but are needed all the same.Required foodstuffs include:
Microwave meals, Tins of baked beans, Ice cream, Cans of Colt 45 or Special Brew. £2 buys chips, crisps and blue fizzy drinks for a family of 9 and £5 buys B&H and a lighter to calm the nerves of those affected.
22p buys a biro for filling in the compensation forms.
Please don't forward this to anyone living in Wellington - oh, sod it, they won't be able to read it, anyway.


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Recently signed to Roc Nation/Columbia Records, Rita Ora (pictured above) is releasing two debut singles: "How We Do (Party)" in the US, and "R.I.P." (featuring Tinie Tempah), out May 6th in the UK. Rita was signed after just one phone call by rap legend and empresario Jay-Z after featuring on the #1 smash "Hot Right Now" - just a few weeks ago he publicly presented her at Z100 (one of the most influential radio stations in the US).
Written by superstar "Drizzy" Drake (bonafide rap royalty) and co-produced by Chase & Status (dubstep royalty) and Stargate (pop royalty), the track features leading UK rapper Tinie Tempah, without a doubt the most successful UK hip-hop artist to break the US in quite some time.
I'll be honest - with such an illustrious pedigree, my expectations for this were sky-high. It's far from bad, but it's not exactly brilliant either. Nevertheless, with so many uber-talented collaborators involved, "good" simply doesn't cut it; it almost seems as if everyone involved just went through the motions, without actually giving the track any real thought or effort. Interesting that this is being pushed first in the UK, where this sound is already washed out and played out, instead of the US, where it'll probably translate a lot fresher.
Disappointing above all is Tinie's contribution, which sounds like a parody of himself.
Check it out below:
Disappointing above all is Tinie's contribution, which sounds like a parody of himself.
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Waddington ladies' league celebrates end of season
Wednesday, September 3, 2014 - 11:38 am
Front row from left to right: Mary Ellen Girard, Vanessa Hahn, Brooke Santamont, Catherine Boule, Beverly Patchin, Karen Chavin Second row: Amy Riveria, Mary Griffin, Cindy Thomas, Penni Varney, Julie Barnes, Jenny Herrick, Elaine Stasko, Patti Dean, Martha Pandel. Absent from photo: Michelle Collins, Karla Trimm, Sharon Murray, Lynn Treers and Tracie Barnes.WADDINGTON -- The Waddington Twin Brooks ladies' league celebrated the end of the season with a banquet at JC's Riverrun Restaurant.
First place went to Brooke Santamont and Vanessa Hahn, Julie Barnes and Catherine Boule finished second, and Tracie Barnes and Mary Ellen Girard third.
Julie Barnes and Brooke Santamont took top individual points in the A and B divisions respectively. Vanessa Hahn took top honors with the most pars.


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The Raytheon Ray 90 is a marine vhf radio , probably manufactured by JRC for Raytheon , has all the tipical features of shipboard marine radios , hailer and all that stuff , but has an cool feature ,the so called private frequencies , private frequencies are 10 channels that you can program between 154 to 164 mhz , those memories are accesed putting the radio in international channel mode , thats pressing the (I/U) , an then pressing the (P/W) key ,then one of the numbers of the keyboard , but supossing that the radio is new or hasnt been used in a long time , you must program it . How to do that , open the radio , and locate a small switch behind the front pannel , the swicht is above an EPROM , and is marked "PRIVATE" , with the radio powered on push the "PRIVATE" button , and without releasing it , press at the same time the (M) button , without releasing it , enter the desired frequency 155.000 , in this format , 55.0000 , then release the (M) button and press the (P/W) button , then press the desired number on the numeric pad , all this with the "PRIVATE" button pressed , release the "PRIVATE" button , and you should see the channel like this , FFF 01 on the screen . now you are done ! , all this info was found using the test and error methodology , it took me and hour to figure how to program the radio , based only on what keys sounded when i was holding the private button !
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Lab Innovations returns to the NEC, Bimingham , UK
News May 22, 2018 | Original story from Lab Innovations
Lab Innovations Exhibition
Lab Innovations, the UK's only trade show dedicated to the laboratory industry, returns to the NEC, Birmingham, on 31 October & 1 November 2018. Free-to-attend and supported by some of the UK's top scientific institutions, Lab Innovations is the nation's largest gathering of laboratory professionals, growing year on year, with almost a third more attendees in 2017. As well as an exhibition of products and services, visitors can also benefit from learning and business opportunities, with 98% recommending Lab Innovations as a "must attend" event.
Covering a broad spectrum of industries, including the life sciences, pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, materials science, food and drink, visitors can see the latest product innovations and services from companies such as: Perkin Elmer, SLS, VWR, Eppendorf, Shimadzu and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
Attendees will also be able to learn more about applications and hot topics in science. The Royal Society of Chemistry will again be hosting another fascinating lecture series in its dedicated theatre, and UK magazine Laboratory News will be organising the presentations in the "Insights and Innovations" theatre sponsored by Perkin Elmer. With over 35 hours of seminars and conferences on a broad range of the latest industry topics, everyone will have the opportunity to attend at least some of these talks.
New to 2018, an area dedicated to the "Sustainable Laboratory" will highlight environmentally-friendly products and examples of sustainable initiatives in the lab. Other new features include a "Cleanroom Pavilion" - focusing on cleanroom technology – the "Lab News Village" - dedicated to exhibitors not seen at previous shows - and a pavilion for SLS, the UK's largest independent supplier of laboratory equipment, chemicals and consumables.
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Meet two hot new boy bands:
Formed: 2007
Members: Riley, Connor and Toby McDonough
Stream this: "I Like That"
Career highlight: The group has opened tours for Olly Murs and Cody Simpson.
Selling points: Before You Exit is another band of brothers, backed on the live stage by touring musicians. They also hail from Orlando, the former Boy Band Capital of the World that gave us both the Backstreet Boys and N Sync. Plus, the group makes decent videos, including the one for "I Like That," which has notched over 1.2 million views on YouTube alone.
What's new: The group has a new video out, for the track "Soldier," and has launched a headlining tour.
Formed: 2012
Members: Trent Bell, Julian De Vizio, Jayden Sierra and Will Singe
Stream these: "Surrender," "Another Life"
Career highlight: The Collective finished fourth on the Australian version of "The X Factor" in 2012.
Selling point: The band's best songs sound like Jonas Brothers' worst songs. That definitely puts these Aussies ahead of much of the competition.
What's new: Not much. The group delivered its self-titled debut in 2012, which was certified gold Down Under. It's clearly time for The Collective to make its next move.
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text: kaumudiglobal: Markets soared to record-smashing heights for the second straight session Tuesday as investors remained enthused by the early onset of monsoon amid quarterly earnings cheer. Benchmark Sensex finished at a fresh lifetime high of 30,582 while the broader Nifty closed above the 9,500-mark for the first time. Both indices had hit record highs in yesterday's trade as well. Earlier this week, the weather office said Southwest monsoon has covered the Nicobar Islands and the entire south Andaman Sea, three days ahead of its normal onset date. Encouraging quarterly earnings and upbeat global cues further fuelled the momentum, brokers said. The 30-share Sensex opened on a strong footing and zoomed to a new peak of 30,591.55, before winding up 260.48 points, or 0.86 per cent higher at 30,582.60, breaching its previous record close of 30,322.12 points reached yesterday. It also went past its previous intra-day record of 30,366.43 points hit on May 11. The 50-share NSE Nifty too maintained its bull run and touched a new peak of 9,517.20. It finally settled 66.85 points, or 0.71 per cent higher at 9,512.25, surpassing its previous closing high of 9,445.40, recorded yesterday. Meanwhile, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) bought shares worth a net Rs 235.33 crore yesterday, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) sold shares worth a net Rs 65.77 crore, as per provisional data released by the stock exchanges. "The market has crossed another hurdle with a new high, given good corporate results and… early arrival of monsoon which shredded off the worries over premium valuation. But the concern is that non-performing sectors like telecom, IT and pharma are also participating in the rally which may cause vulnerability in the near term," said Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services. Investor sentiment also got a boost after Morgan Stanley said the Indian economy is entering a "productive growth phase" and real GDP growth is likely to rise to 7.9 per cent by December, driven by external demand, improving corporate balance sheets and private capex recovery. Reflecting the upbeat mood, barring metal, all the sectoral indices led by teck, FMCG, IT, auto and consumer durables ended in positive zone. Overseas, Asian stocks ended narrowly mixed after a surge in oil lifted US stock indices to fresh highs. In US, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite closed at fresh highs yesterday as a jump in oil prices lifted Wall Street sentiment. Key Asian indices in China, Japan and South Korea ended higher by 0.20 per cent to 0.74 per cent, while indices in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan fell by 0.05 per cent to 1.12 per cent. European stocks were also trading narrowly mixed as key indices in France and Germany fell by 0.15 per cent to 0.41 per cent while UK's FTSE rose 0.46 per cent. Back home, the S&P BSE Mid-Cap index was provisionally up 0.27 per cent, while the small-cap index gained 0.38 per cent. In of the 30-share Sensex pack, 21 scrips ended higher. Major gainers were Hero Motoco 3.09 per cent, Bharti Airtel 2.98 per cent, TCS 2.66 per cent, ITC 2.20 per cent, SBI 2.18 per cent, Maruti 2.05 per cent, Dr Reddy's 1.75 per cent, Wipro 1.69 per cent and HUL 1.59 per cent. Among BSE sectoral and industry indices, telecom rose 2.04 per cent, followed by teck 1.13 per cent, IT 1.07 per cent, auto 1.07 per cent, realty 1.00 per cent, FMCG 0.98 per cent, consumer durables 0.65 per cent and bankex 0.51 per cent. However, metal fell 0.57 per cent. The market breadth remained positive as 1,435 stocks ended higher, 1,344 closed lower while 181 ruled steady. The total turnover on BSE rose to Rs 4,985.91 crore from Rs 3,471.85 crore registered during the previous trading session.


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Summer is in full swing, and so are the happenings in Hamilton County, Indiana! Read on for great ways to spend your summer.
1. Spend your Saturday mornings browsing the many large farmers markets in Hamilton County. Fishers, Noblesville, and Carmel markets all start at 8:00am. Or stock up during the week at the Westfield or Noblesville produce markets. All are free to enter! On top of that, some nearby restaurants use their location to take advantage of these local farms. Both Rosie's Place and The Local Eatery cook up a variety of delicious dishes made from homegrown produce.
2. Cool off in the water! Take a ride in a kayak along the White River or visit the Olympic-sized pool and splash park at Forest Park Acquatic Center. Families can enjoy outdoor fun at the Monon Waterpark. People of all ages can enjoy the lazy river, adventure slides, and wave pool. Hang out of the shore of Morse Beach, open for swimming and fishing.
3. Come get hands-on with history at Conner Prairie. Everyone will enjoy learning to load and fire an 1800s-era musket at the Civil War Journey. The new Nature Walk is a 2/3-mile long hike bursting with critters and plants to observe. At the exciting indoor exhibit, TreeHouses: Look Who's Living in the Trees, you can climb in 2,000 square feet of tree houses while learning about the humans and animals that use trees.
4. Plan an excursion on an historical train from the Indiana Transportation Museum for the family, a date, or just a relaxing ride. The Jeffersonian and Blue Arrow offer nice rides with delicious buffets in between legs of the trip. A Caboose or Hoosierland trip allows for a stroll through downtown Noblesville or Forest Park before heading home.
5. Save money on gas, be green, and get fit with the new bike trails throughout Hamilton County! Stop first at Carmel Cyclery for bike rentals, and then hit the trails. The cities of Westfield and Carmel have developed an array of biking paths for every experience level, with features in place to ensure a safe riding experience. Whether you have all day or just an evening, these trails are perfect for exercise and a fun way to experience the city.
6. Golfers, visit a whole assortment of courses boasting wonderful design and Midwest hospitality! Check out Purgatory Golf Club's gorgeous landscapes or head to Prairie View Golf Club, a top-rated course reminiscent of the east coast. With holes inside and outside the Speedway, Brickyard Crossing Golf Course is one-of-a-kind. Hamilton County makes it easy and affordable to discover several of these world-class courses in one trip by providing convenient Stay & Play Packages.
7. Spend your evenings listening to music! Hamilton County has many venues with line-ups you'll want to be sure to check out. Almost every day there is a free concert in a local community park. Klipsch Music Center, Hamilton County's premier outdoor amphitheater, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. This summer features Tim McGraw, Zac Brown Band, Rascal Flatts, and other bands you won't want to miss! The Center for the Performing Arts is hosting a range of dancers, classical musicians, and artists from across the globe.
8. Attend a festival! Check out art vendors at the Fishers Freedom Festival on June 29-30 while celebrating with music, food, and parades. In Noblesville, bring the family to a night of music and food in the square for the Street Dance on July 13. Join the annual Art of Wine event in the Carmel Arts and Design District on July 20.
Spend your summer out in the community and enjoy all the activities the warm weather brings to Hamilton County! For even more ideas for a Hamilton County getaway, check out our calendar of events.
What's your favorite thing to do in Hamilton County during summertime?


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by Karly Sacco
One of Benedictine University's new organizations called Fempower hosted their first event on February 17 in the Krasa Presentation Room.
According to the Facebook page, "Fempower is a student organization at Benedictine University that strives to provide a better understanding of feminism, further the empowerment of women, and promote equality between all genders, through discussions and community service."
The organization had a movie night showing the Disney movie "Brave", and related it to the portrayal of women in film.
"The event on Tuesday went well for it being out first event ever. We did make some cash and we had a nice small group come out to watch the movie Brave. After the film, we also had people engage in a discussion focusing on gender roles and perceptions in the film," said Treasurer of Fempower, Sarah Ray.
This movie event is just one of many more to come for this new organization.
"Fempower has had two general body meetings so far, and one movie night already. We have had a surprisingly good turnout for the meetings, with both guys and girls on campus coming together to discuss topics like gender roles and healthy body image, including the media's influence on all these aspects," said one Founder of Fempower, student Tanu Nair.
Fempower has begun to form a routine on how they plan go about organizing meeting each week.
"Our meetings usually start with showing a PowerPoint or some relevant YouTube clips, and we let our members take it from there. I was definitely pleasantly surprised with how much people on campus had to say about these topics. We also luckily have a very diverse group that provides the club with a unique global perspective," said Nair.
Benedictine University now has an organization that can discuss gender equality.
"All in all, I'd say Fempower is off to a great start and I am very thankful for all our wonderful members," said Naur.
The leaders of Fewpower have more in store for students at BenU to get involved with in the near future.
"Our club is doing great so far. Exceptional turnout for our meetings and although our movie night wasn't as popular as we hoped it still was a good time. We've covered some pretty interesting topics so far including body image and providing some insight into what feminism is all about. We have some pretty exciting events coming up so stay tuned," said Secretary of Fempower, Clarque Johnson.


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Try to find a good reason to make them think that astrology is wrong, better reasons, better prepositions, astronomy.
The more likely it is they will start thinking scientifically the better. Some people who believe in astrology believe that to know about planets is the ability to predict the people's personality, future, and to have no doubt of what kind of life this person will have depending in its zodiac sign. I would find good reasons to make them doubt about what astrology propose, than, I think they cannot have a good reason to believe in astrology. But how? and why take their believes away like a father taking the candy from his beloved kid?
In the first question of the how, I would try to explain the laws of physics and demonstrate that gravity is stronger on an apple being hold by your hand than the gravity of a planet affecting on you. I would try to demonstrate through out perception, introspection, memory, and reason that the constellations in the sky are no entirely still, that stars move like planets and that they have nothing to do with your personality; I would try to show them how mathematics works to explain the physics behind nature so they can have reasons to find the scientific method more interesting by learning more scientific background.
Just like they were the very same Babylonians who thought and reasoned the misconception of the position of planets having an effect on you. I would try to make them think that hepatoscopy is not the way to know the future just by explaining that the liver is an organ, that you only have one and is not meant to sacrifice it for the gods to get your future revealed by the their made up gods. Teaching them real science would make the astrology believers, them who have no reason, to not doubt what's disclosed to them through perception, introspection, memory, or reason than what they are justified in believing through astrology.


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It just seemed right to get a photo with trees, grassland, mountains, and the open road to start this post – because this was exactly what our day consisted of. Our planned route looked something like this:
To be sure: it was a very, very long day in the car (and in my case, driving). A car too small for us but also very comfortable. Regardless: I really pushed for us to have a day of natural wilderness in several forms – and this, we got thoroughly over the course of the day! We started at…
This national park is made of a 48 mile main road (Trail Ridge Road) and then the optional 11 mile switchback-laden, guardrail-free Old Fall River Road… presumably named for all the cars which have fallen off the damned thing). We decided on doing ~25 miles, up to the Alpine Point tallest point in the park, and then turned back around. Photos of this initial portion of our outing are as follows:
Arguable the coolest part of the trip was experiencing the alpine tundra above 10,000 feet of elevation, with the attendant leftover snow in August, herds of elk, lack of many trees at all, and thin oxygen.
But mostly, the views were just glorious:
We reached the halfway point going up, turned around, and made our scenic way back down, exiting this park and instead entering the winding road extending through the…
A location I was hoping to see anyways, it worked out well that we needed to drive through the forest on our route east. And what a Coloradan forest it was, with all the rocky outcroppings; coniferous trees; small rivers and streams with multiple signs warning about climbing to safety during a flash flood. The usual!
We (eventually) got out of the winding Forest roads and onto the open road to a larger suburb of Fort Collins CO – and then we QUICKLY made our way directly east, to the…
Pawnee National Grasslands
The final stop for the day was the most dissimilar from the rest of our (mountainous) trip. We drove very (very, very) fast eastward, trying to beat the setting of the sun and getting ourselves ensconced deeply into the prairie proper, to get the real flavor of the place.
Luckily for us: the prairie was functionally empty of humanity AND extended into eternity… so we had plenty of space to ourselves:
We followed the GPS to wherever it said "the national park" was located (more on that in a second) and it took us down some rather rough roads indeed:
As we continued, we actually got some grand photos of the fauna.
The Wildlife Shots Section:
The GPS, it turns out, led us to a random privately owned farm in the middle of NO WHERE on a road marked "not for public use."
A road which we sort of drove down to see what was there (nothing but a gorgeous sunset across amber waves of grassland):
I kept us in the area as the sun set, as I was really hoping that being so, so very far in the middle of nowhere would give us a pass on light pollution and allow us to see the stars in their unimpeded brilliance. Instead, the aforementioned storm system rolled in and we got front row seats to…
The Heat Lightning Show:
I will say: the heat lightning show on the prairie after dusk with no other humanity besides us around = my favorite part of the trip, in retrospect.
I did try and take a single decent shot of the night sky – and this was it, complete with a streak of a passenger plane/UFO on the right of the frame:
At day's end, the sun long since set, we drove our way out of the prairie, and eventually again reached towns, and then cities, and then the highway, and finally (in an exhausted state, after singing most of the Hamilton musical's lyrics from memory as the slap-happy kicked in), we got back and promptly passed out.
What a hell of a great day!


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I spend a lot of time working in my garden. It calms me and feeds my soul. I love digging in the earth and reading through garden books. Some days I drive through the country and dig up a roadside plant, or two, to bring home (Sssh. Our secret).
Life is a journey filled with heartache and possibility. I am under reconstruction. Let's talk.
Friday, May 20, 2016
Meet Geneen & Her 1920s Spanish California House
I spend a lot of time working in my garden. It calms me and feeds my soul. I love digging in the earth and reading through garden books. Some days I drive through the country and dig up a roadside plant, or two, to bring home (Sssh. Our secret).
9 comments:
- It's Just Dottie said...
I like your post very,very much...Thank you for telling it to me. Smiles,Dottie
- 20 May, 2016
Thank You so much.
- 20 May, 2016
- Dedicated Writer - Tammy L. Hensel said...
Lovely home. Must be so much fun to live there. It would be an awesome setting for a book.
- 20 May, 2016
- Debra Howell said...
I loved seeing pictures of your home. I also love seeing older homes. It takes me back to my grandparents and a simpler time. And congrats for being a survivor and not a victim. I have a cousin who I recently found out was molested from the time she was a toddler by her adopted father. She's a survivor, too. People like you are my heros!!
- 20 May, 2016
I love your home! I've always loved the Spanish style, having lived in Florida and New Orleans. And the '20s and '30s fascinate me,too, as in Downton Abbey. Thank you for sharing!
- 20 May, 2016
Thank you . It is fun to live here. And challenging. But I wouldn't have missed my time here for anything in the world.
Sometimes when I'm out in the yard people will stop with a memory of when they were a kid here in the neighborhood. It's a great feeling. I'm so sorry to hear about your cousin. She is a survivor. I never liked the word victim. Victim gives them too much control. Give her a hug and listen if she wants to talk. Thank you for your kind words.
- 20 May, 2016
Anonomous ,
I have always wanted to see the old homes of New Orleans...and the plantations..! The stories are fabulous.
Thank You for your great comment,
- 20 May, 2016
- Dorothy Linebarger said...
Geneen, I only know you through our friend, Robin's, FB page. Thank you for opening your heart and home to us. Your words are warm and heartfelt. You made me want to read more.
- 20 May, 2016
I'm so happy with all of the wonderful comments. Thank you for taking the time to leave them. You've made my day. You touched my heart more than you will ever know.
- 20 May, 2016


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Starting weight: 222.5 Pounds
I'm back! ( I think?)
I have been trying to get back on this healthy path again. I mentioned awhile back that I have a couple of pinup contests this summer. One I was not in (a runner up) that has came and went, one in about a week, and then the big one summer spectacular in August! My dress for the show in August has came in it's way out of my comfort zone as dresses go but I plan to rock it none the less that means losing a few pounds between now and then is my goal.
I had all intentions of starting this Monday: I would weigh in, make a good breakfast, go for a walk/workout around the lake before it got too hot, meal prep for the week and a good refueling lunch.
Let's just say all but working out made the list today.
My monthly visitor is here and it reared it's ugly head in my direction big time. I suddenly felt really exhausted, and had a massive headache develop on the side of my head. I usually have odd symptoms during it so I just drained all of a sudden. I took it as an indicator not to go on a walk so I made a smoothie, drank plenty of fluids and laid back down.
As I always say: Listen to your body is key.
After a two hour nap, I got up ran my errands, prepped my lunch for work tonight (adult lunchables this week), oats for breakfast tomorrow, and I made a salad for lunch with the rest of smoothie as well.
I almost wanted to scrap the idea of starting this again until after my cycle but then I thought what a better time to do it because I tend to want to really cheat when I am on my cycle you know more sweets and carbs. I want to prove to myself that I can do it!! I didn't buy any chocolate when I did my small grocery run so I consider that a small victory for me. Lucky for me I only have a short cycle (3 days) I know I can do it!
Weighing in was really hard because this is the most I've weighed in a long time. It's a hard pill to swallow but I won't let it get me down! I have made some smaller goals to help aid in my success!
I am still doing a loose based Keto for my diet, I have been trying to find more recipes to try out. I haven't brought bread since April which has been a bit of a game changer for me but I am a carb queen but I've noticed that I don't miss it as much as I thought I would. I do give into sandwiches and stuff during my cheat days.
Anyways, I am hoping the rest of the week is better than Monday! I will end this post with a break down of my goals!
*Loose 5 pounds by July 21st
*Start walking again
*Go to the Y at least once a week
*Less pop and junk
*Loose 10 pounds by the end of July
Final end goal lose: 20 pounds by August 25th
I really want to make this happen! I just got to hang in there and remember my why's!
I will be back doing weekly check ins to keep myself accountable!
See you in a week!


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After a delicious lunch of Newfound Sushi (shameless plug!) i walked another round of downtown Corner Brook with a different mission in mind.
This time i was looking for interesting and decrepit doors, windows, walls, etc.. Besides interesting photos i got a ton of 'interesting' looks from people!
Do you recognize any of the locations?
All photos taken with the Fujifilm X-T1 and the XF23mm f1.4 shot in black and white in camera.


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Dress: H&M
Purse: Levi's
It's official – I am obsessed with floral prints. Flowers and clothing have always made a great pair, but this year the duo is especially prevalent and the print will continue to be popular in Fall 2012.
Long sleeve blouses are year long-pieces. The shirts are versatile and lightweight and can be paired with nearly anything.
Left: Free People
Right: Urban Outfitters
Floral jeans are everywhere this season. Many designer denim brands have their own version of the floral pant. And while all of these designer jeans are very cute, I like the Free People floral jeans the most,. They are the most affordable and fit me very well.
Left: Free People (alternate)
Center: 7 for All Mankind
Right: J Brand
Do you own any great floral pieces? Any catch your eye? Tell me about it – leave a comment below!
A Floral Affair
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Ronda sits atop it's rocky eyrie overlooking the Serrania de Ronda and Sierra de las Nieves. Bathed in the warm, golden hues of the setting sun, or the cool blueish hues of the rising sun; either way in stark contrast to the soft, verdant greens of the Rhondda Valleys of South Wales. The city today … Continue reading You've Been To Rhondda: Now Go To Ronda!
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Malaga To Ronda Via El Burgo
After a day exploring the old town of Malaga, it was time to head back out into the countryside and the little country roads. Heading away from the coast across the valley floor of the hinterland behind Malaga, the road passes through extensive citrus orchards before starting to climb up into the enclosing hills. The … Continue reading Malaga To Ronda Via El Burgo
Malaga Old Town
Hmm. Yes. Well. It's a city and I'm never comfortable in cities: mostly about selling you something and full of people, all living too close to each other. At least that's how they feel to me, but it seems to suit the majority of humanity, so each to their own I guess. I cycled into … Continue reading Malaga Old Town
Need and English Garage near Malaga?
I did. The last few days heading south brought a distinctly ominous noise emanating from the van and images of something major going kaput on some camino rural, lost amongst endless olive trees. I hit the Mediterranean coast at Torre del Mar a bit to the east of Malaga and found Talleres Simon (Simon's Garage). … Continue reading Need and English Garage near Malaga?
Guisando, Sierra de Gredos
Guisando might be a small village perched on the side of a hill and where level ground is at a premium, but the citizens are very much 'on trend' even having their very own roundabout. Looks as if Fernando Alonso lives here! Having spent the morning driving from Losar de la Vera, mostly along the … Continue reading Guisando, Sierra de Gredos
Scenes from Losar de la Vera to Mombeltran
One of the benefits of travelling on the smaller provincial roads and the upgrading of many of those roads in recent years, is that you can frequently find short abandoned lengths of the original road. Much like Ox Bow lakes left by a river as it changes course, they can often make excellent spots to … Continue reading Scenes from Losar de la Vera to Mombeltran
Miranda del Castanar
Having left the site of the Battle of Arapiles near Salamanca, as the sun was setting over the plain, my ascent into the Sierra was in darkness accompanied by heavy, sheeting showers and low cloud. I awoke to a cool, early December morning with the ragged remnants of the clouds still lurking in the surrounding valley bottoms. … Continue reading Miranda del Castanar


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Today I went to the Oakland Museum of California with my dad and sister. The museum just reopened with a bunch of updates. We've been going since we were little so it was interesting to see the changes (especially since they did a really good job). Here are some photos from our visit.
The California art section had a wall of portraits with an interactive twist! There was a touch screen computer where you could draw your own portrait and then it would show up in a framed screen on the wall. Sooo fun.