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Evan Almighty
You'll know this movie, but it basically follows the story of Noah's Ark, with 'Evan Baxter' (the newscaster from 'Bruce Almighty') taking the lead role. Another harmless and fun family movie and totally appropriate for the youth group! Morgan Freeman is again outstanding as 'God'.
Evan Almighty - Prayer
Chapter 2 (5.16 - 8.02).
In this, Evan and Joan talk about their sons and then chat about prayer. They prayed for a dog, good visibility and weather on hiking trip and Joan prayed they would become closer as a family. Evan replies, "honey, you don't need to pray for that to happen. I can make that happen." How often we trust in our own strength and not in God's power!! Evan doesn't pray, although he wanted to change the world - in his congressional campaign. Eventually, he gets to the side of his bed and thanks God and prays. God does answer - and in ways that Evan doesn't expect!!
Evan Almighty - Calling and Obedience
Chapter 4 (13.25 - 19.43). From when Evan wakes to when Evan feints in Congress and it fades to white.
This is when Evan wakes up, finds wood delivered at his house, looks at Genesis 6.14 and meets God - to get his calling. He tires to run away from God, but God follows him in a variety of amusing guises wherever Evan tries to run. Like Jonah, we can run but we can't hide from God. Once you've prayed and got your orders from the Commander in Chief in heaven, we must obey. Not obeying is disobedience and sin. Just go with what God has told you to do, even if it seems beyond you!! Noah obeyed and he saved the world from destruction with his family, reward for being a righteous man. God may not call you to save the whole world, but he is calling you to help him save many people in the world, from the world into his Kingdom :)
Evan Almighty - Doubt
DVD Chapter 13. Time 53.56 (when Evan comes home from Congress at night) - 57.20 (as scene cuts from Evan waking up to the TV in the bar). Pause the DVD here and blank the screen.
The point is that God had called Evan to build an ark. Like Noah before him, people didn't understand. In Evan's case, even his family didn't understand and left him. We don't always understand what Jesus is doing, but like Evan (and Noah), we need to obey and get wise to the Jesus way of doing things - usually upside down to the way the world around us does stuff!
Evan Almighty - Standing up
DVD Chapter 13. Time 57.21 (as scene cuts from Evan waking up to the TV in the bar) - 1.01.20 (when Evan and his wife kiss on board the ark).
Point here is that Evan's family came back to help him, stand alongside him. As his wife says to him, to be there 'side by side'. We should do the same with Jesus, as he is always standing alongside us. Key line, "everybody entered the ark, side by side" with 'God' encouraging Joan to do the same for Evan.
Evan Almighty - Faith and God answering prayer / miracles
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DVD Chapter 13. Time 57.21 (as scene cuts from Evan waking up to the TV in the bar) - 1.01.20 (when Evan and his wife kiss on board the ark).
Key point here is the powerful moment and dialogue when God talks to Joan in the restaurant (57.53 - 59.46).
God says, "If someone prays for patience, do you think God gives them patience - or does he give them the opportunity to be patient? If they pray for courage, does God give them courage or give them the opportunity to be courageous? If someone prays for the family to be closer, do you think God zaps them with warm, fuzzy feelings - or does he give them opportunity to love each other?"
When Joan looks down at her 'refill' she had asked to be filled (but hadn't been taken away), she finds a complete new meal of fries and fish. She also begins to see the light about God..


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By Nicole Encalada, International Business Writer
On June 23 2016, it was announced that the United Kingdom would officially cut ties with the European Union (EU) after it initially joined in 1973. After months of speculation and uncertainty, Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May has begun to outline her plans to leave the EU in a speech given on Tuesday at Lancaster House in London.
Brexit is the result of a referendum in which approximately 30 million British citizens voted. According to BBC News, Britain was very much divided on the issue with England and Wales voting to leave the European Union while Scotland and Northern Ireland mainly voted for staying a part of the EU. Even within their own territory, each country's results were very close to being equally divided.
The Brexit decision was so controversial that former Prime Minister David Cameron chose to resign from his position, as his views were not in line with the results of the referendum. While Theresa May did not agree with leaving, she decided to take the role and accept Britain's position.
In her speech, Theresa May listed her priorities which include limiting immigration and exiting jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice. Britain will also exit the EU's market for goods and services, planning to replace it with a Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The FTA means that the Prime Minister will be able to enter negotiations which are, in most part, free of unpopular compromises surrounding payments of the EU's budget.
Prime Minster Theresa May has decided she would like to come to an agreement with the EU involving the FTA within the next two years. However, it is likely that this is easier said than done. According to Reuters, The Canada FTA with the EU is expected to have taken seven years to be finalized. Overall, it is unclear how long it will take for Britain to completely separate from the EU since this is the first time a country is exiting the EU. Not to mention, it will be a complicated task to go through treaties and agreements of the last 43 years.
It was noticeable in May's speech that she was eager to sever ties with the EU as she believed Britain would be "more outward looking than ever before".
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As of now, the future of Britain remains unclear. Regardless of how each citizen voted, all of Britain should understandably be in a state of confusion.
A version of this article appeared in the Tuesday, January 24th print edition.
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It's that time of year again, where everybody resets after the Draft is over and begins work for the next year. I've spent some time watching the running backs for next year's draft and while I do not think there are any guys who come into the Saquon Barkley-Derrius Guice level of elite (just yet at least), there is still plenty of talent available. Here are 10 running backs to keep an eye on for the 2019 NFL Draft.
Note: this isn't a Top 10 rankings of running backs, merely a guide list highlighting some key names to know. This is also NOT a full player profile, again, it's just a highlight of guys.
Rodney Anderson, Oklahoma
Baker Mayfield and Mark Andrews got a lot of the hype for OU last year, but Rodney Anderson was an important cog for that offense last year, especially down the stretch. After being hurt through his first two seasons, Anderson was introduced slowly into the lineup but exploded on to the scene against Kansas State…literally.
When Anderson took over as the lead back at OU, he accounted for 1,333 yards from scrimmage and 18 total touchdowns in the last eight games of the 2017 season. And if you're worried about his ability to play against top-notch defenses since he plays in the Big 12….
If Anderson played all 12 games like his last eight, he would have had 2,000 yards from scrimmage and 27 total touchdowns. While sharing the backfield with Trey Sermon and the Heisman trophy winning quarterback Baker Mayfield. With OU breaking in a new quarterback next fall, Riley will opt to run the ball even more than he already does. Expect to see Rodney Anderson in contention for the Doak Walker award next season.
Pro comparison: Todd Gurley, Los Angeles Rams
David Montgomery, Iowa State
Montgomery enters the season as a RB1 candidate for many people, and deservedly so. According to Pro Football Focus, David Montgomery forced 104 missed tackles on just 258 carries for about 40% of his carries.
It's very easy to see why he carries a lot of hype coming into the season. Montgomery had 1,442 yards from scrimmage and 13 total touchdowns last year, and it is likely he comes close or passes those marks this year. Montgomery has a fantastic ability to cut on a dime, similar to LeSean McCoy and brings an exceptional ability to break out a big play because of it. Pair his elite cutting ability to his fantastic vision and tenacity as a runner, and Montgomery can turn into a first-round running back prospect.
Pro comparison: LeSean McCoy, Buffalo Bills
Damien Harris, Alabama
Yet again, Alabama is loaded at the running back position. Damien Harris could've been a Top 5 running back in the 2018 draft, but elected to stay at Alabama for his senior season. Harris has had some amazing production in the SEC, which bodes well for his future in the NFL. Damien Harris has outstanding vision and cutting ability, and is a decisive runner through holes.
He also shows off nasty burst and speed to take the ball to the house several times. He shows off great vision and patience to let the holes open. Harris, like most Alabama running backs, has the power and balance to fight through tackles.
Harris is another gifted runner coming out of the Alabama running back stable. If he can fight off the depth that Alabama has at that position and produce at the same level, Harris can be a first-round candidate.
Pro comparison: Frank Gore, Miami Dolphins
Bryce Love, Stanford
Coming into the 2017 season, many pundits and media analysts wondered how Stanford would replace Top 10 pick and Heisman finalist Christian McCaffrey. Bryce Love took those questions and smashed them onto the floor. Love possesses an acceleration and speed that blew people away.
Bryce Love was a Heisman Trophy finalist last year, coming in with a 2,000-yard season. While his offensive line did a great job of opening up lanes for him, Love showed off good vision to find the hole and slice through. Surprisingly for his frame, Love also has great play strength and power to move through tacklers.
Bryce Love's vision, power, and elite athleticism automatically put him into first-round consideration. However, the main concern with Bryce Love is his injury history. Last year, he was injured several times and will certainly have some wear and tear coming into this season. If he can prove he can stay healthy and continue to produce, Love can certainly reach a Top 15 selection.
Pro comparison: Chris Johnson, Tennessee Titans
Devin Singletary, FAU
Every so often, there is a small school back that enters the scene and takes over (David Johnson, Tevin Coleman, Jordan Howard, Kareem Hunt, Rashaad Penny). Devin Singletary will be that guy for the 2019 draft. There is nothing small school about Singletary however. He is a tough, physical fighter running the football and will refuse to go down easily.
Singletary doesn't possess the long speed guys like Bryce Love enjoy, but he demonstrated good burst through holes to pick up huge chunks of yardage.
Devin Singletary is coming off a monster season of an FBS-leading 301 carries and 33 touchdowns. While expecting that type of season again is unrealistic, Singletary should be the focus of the Owls' offense again and should put up some great production. If he can keep that up, I'd expect him to enter the conversation for the Top 5 running backs in next year's draft.
Pro comparison: Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Jaguars
Myles Gaskin, Washington
Myles Gaskin was in contention with Bryce Love and Ronald Jones II as the best Pac-12 running back last season and decided to return to play his senior season with the Huskies. Coming off of a 1600 yard, 24 touchdown season, this declaration surprised many, as he was viewed as a Top 50 pick.
Gaskin is a rugged runner between the tackles and does a great job of lowering his pad level and banging through for yards. He's got good cutting ability and vision to pair with it as well.
When Gaskin hits the hole, he shows off excellent burst and speed to take it the distance. He's also a very natural receiver.
Gaskin's small stature might make some NFL teams wary of him, but he possesses an NFL skill set and can be a very good back at the next level. Barring injury, I expect him to be a Top 50 pick.
Pro comparison: Jordan Howard, Chicago Bears
Justice Hill, Oklahoma State
The Air Raid attack of Oklahoma State drew most of the attention last year-with QB Mason Rudolph and WRs James Washington and Marcell Ateman all getting drafted in the 2018 draft. However, Justice Hill was a key component of Oklahoma State's offense last year and certainly figures to be this year with the departure of so much talent.
Hill plays with extreme speed and is a home-run threat to take it to the house anytime he touches the ball. This explosiveness shouldn't surprise anyone given his testing of a 4.43 40 and a 38.5" vertical. He's got patience enough to set up blocks and has a great initial step to burst through holes.
My main concern with Hill is his frame. He's 5'10, 180-190 pounds and thinly built. He showed an ability to fight through guys in the Big 12, but I don't know if that will hold up against the bigger and faster guys in the NFL.
Justice Hill's athleticism and patience will entice some teams this year, but he has to prove he has the ability to be more than a role player in the NFL next year. If he can add a little more bulk and keep up his speed with the weight, he'll have a shot to be a solid mid-round draft pick in 2019.
Pro comparison: Ameer Abdullah, Detroit Lions
Benny Snell, Kentucky
Benny Snell is a punisher as a running back. Snell has 1,638 career rushing yards AFTER contact. He will gladly bowl you over and force you to stay down. He was the workhorse back for Kentucky last year and will more than likely continue that role in the 2018 season. He already has the career touchdown mark at Kentucky and will look to add to that record this season.
As was stated earlier, Snell is an extremely powerful runner who possesses great contact balance and will not go down easily. He displayed excellent vision to find open lanes and bowl his way through the defense.
My main concern with Benny Snell is a true lack of burning speed. He can take it to the house, but it would not surprise me to seem him test with a 4.6 40 time. Long speed is an area of concern for him going to the next level.
However, Snell's punishing ability as a runner and his vision to diagnose a defense quickly should sell him to NFL teams as a dependable two down back who can consistently get 5 or 6 yards a carry. If a team is looking for a workhorse to spell their RB corps, Snell is that dude.
Pro comparison: Eddie Lacy, Seattle Seahawks
Trayveon Williams, Texas A&M
Williams is a true home-run hitting back. He is very similar to Justice Hill in the fact that both possess smaller frames but elite athleticism and quickness. Williams demonstrated outstanding acceleration and speed to go the distance at Texas A&M.
Williams does a good job of running with low pad level to keep his balance, but running with power is definitely not a strength of Williams. His vision as a runner to me is questionable at best, but when he finds a crease-watch out.
Trayveon's frame and questionable vision may limit him at the next level, but he can be an outstanding gadget type player in the NFL. His speed and quickness almost guarantees he'll be drafted. With uncertainty at QB going into the season, A&M will be relying on his home-run ability in 2018.
Pro comparison: Tarik Cohen, Chicago Bears
LJ Scott, Michigan State
LJ Scott is a rugged runner. Coming in at 6'1, 230 pounds, Scott is a power runner through and through. He's got a great ability to power through guys and and knock over defenders who were unlucky enough to be in his way. While Scott does not display the patience of former fellow Spartan Le'Veon Bell, he's still patient enough to let blocks develop in front of him (which weren't always great last season.)
The thing that was surprising to me was Scott's ability as a receiver. He showed a natural feel for catching the ball and an ability to be a dependable, well-rounded back.
Scott isn't the flashy athlete that most of guys on this list are, but he's extremely well-rounded and a true workhorse back who can play all three downs. If he can test even slightly above-average, Scott would definitely be worth a mid-round selection in next year's draft.
Pro comparison: Alfred Morris, Dallas Cowboys
Honorable Mentions:
Miles Sanders, Penn State: Former #1 running back who sat behind Saquon Barkley for two years? Something tells me he's going to be a star. The only reason I did not highlight him with the above guys is a simple lack of film to make an adequate read. He flashed when he got carries, so expect that to change by the offseason.
Damarea Crockett, Missouri: Crockett is coming off of a shoulder injury, but flashed big-time athleticism last year in Missouri's offense. If he returns healthy, he can be a guy to watch.
Sewo Olonilua, TCU: Olonilua, much like Miles Sanders, just hasn't played enough time to justify a grade on him yet. When he played, he flashed incredible power and was often used as a goal-line power back. He and fellow Horned Frog Darius Anderson will form a solid RB committee for TCU next year.
Alexander Mattison, Boise State: Mattison is an extremely under-the-radar kind of runner that I could not leave off the list. He flashed off a ton when I was watching Rypien and he's definitely a guy to keep an eye on going forward. He's coming off of an ankle injury that kept him out of spring practice, but if he remains healthy and plays the same or better, Mattison will be a guy to keep an eye on.
Travis Homer, Miami: Homer is the Miami running back that took over when starter Mark Walton went down with an injury last season. He's an excellent do it all back who can line up as a runner and a receiver. Look for Homer to become a quick riser on draft boards this season.
Jalin Moore, App State: Jalin Moore is a super flashy athlete for App State who has had some amazing production in his college career. Unfortunately, his injury history may keep him from being viewed as a top round pick, but his flashy athleticism is definitely worth a pick.
Agree or disagree with my observations? Follow me on Twitter and lets discuss. @AJDraftScout.


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Hilary will be a Theme Leader at the CUAHSI National Water Center Innovators Program Summer Institute, for the theme "Scaling hydrologic and hydraulic models from small basins to regional watersheds".
The Summer Institute is a unique program which brings together graduate students, academic researchers, and National Water Center staff to work on projects designed to improve water-related products and decision-support services. Since the first Summer Institute in 2015, over 100 hundred students have participated in the program, which continues to play an important role in developing and refining the National Water Model.
See more details here: https://www.cuahsi.org/education/summerinstitute/
Hilary was recently awarded SDSU University Grants Program funding to measure and analyze the hydrologic, landscape morphology, and land-use factors that determine flood magnitude differences between San Diego river canyons. Flood magnitudes are a key driver of coastal water quality deterioration in Southern California, and differ strongly between canyons despite superficially similar urban watersheds. Because the cause of the differences is unknown, governing agencies cannot create long-lasting policy to mitigate polluting areas.
The project involves a field study using longitudinal surveys of river flows and stable water isotopes in San Diego canyons to relate urban morphology to changes in flow paths and flow magnitudes. This will include using Particle Image Velocimetry to advance large-scale mapping of urban river flows.
Figure: Schematic diagram of hypothesized water flow paths in an urban, canyon-mesa landscape. This study will use flow measurement and tracer methods to establish which flow paths are dominant and how flood flows are controlled by landscape morphology and urban form
Urban agriculture is popular as a way to re-green our city landscapes and stem environmental degradation caused by industrial agriculture. However, local ecosystems and their capacity to support agriculture are highly variable, for example, urban agriculture competes for irrigation water in arid or semi-arid areas. This project will quantify and compare the environmental pressures generated by urban agriculture (e.g., water, fertilizer and pesticide use) and the environmental benefits (green space, soil productivity, biodiversity, and water conservation).
The project will use a variety of urban agriculture locations in San Diego, to investigate how location, garden mission, agricultural practices and socio-economic context, all change the ecosystem services and pressures of the urban agriculture site. Our aim is to understand how best practices can maximize the environmental benefits and productivity of urban agriculture.
Figure: MS student Alyson Scurlock presents her research into urban agriculture at the SDSU 2018 Student Research Symposium
Industrial associations in San Diego County must achieve compliance with the new Draft Industrial General Permit by capture and retention of 85% stormwater on their sites. Students are helping to identify the number of larger-scale industrial sites within the region that have the ability to store a large quantity of stormwater on site, identify how the water could be used and then quantify the amount of potentially stored stormwater.
This project is organized as a partnership with the San Diego County Water Authority, providing students with experience of professional hydrology careers.
Students meeting with San Diego County Water Authority staff to design the project scope and goals
Groundwater in the Mission Valley aquifer in San Diego is sourced both from rainfall on adjacent hillslopes, and from channel transmission losses. In this project for the City of San Diego, we are working to quantify the relative importance of those two sources. We aim to understand how and where different waters flow into and through the San Diego River watershed, and to differentiate between surface (river) and rain waters entering the Mission Valley aquifer.
We are using stable isotopes of water, including oxygen and deuterium, which can be used to identify sources of recharge to groundwater systems. Isotope "fingerprints" of rainwater, stream baseflow (low flow) and stormwater will be used to differentiate between these waters. Because isotopic composition of stream water can vary significantly during storm events, we are installing auto-samplers to take water samples at multiple time points during the storm hydrograph, to completely characterize the stormflow isotopic composition.
Figure: Pablo Bryant (Field Reserve Manager) and Sierra Wallace (MS Student) installing an autosampler location in a tributary of the San Diego River
From 2015-2017, I was Chair of the IAHS hydrological decade 2013-2022 with the theme `Panta Rhei: Change in Hydrology and Society'. The decade recognises the urgency of hydrological research to understand and predict the interactions of society and water, to support sustainable water resource use under changing climatic and environmental conditions.
I led the instrumentation of an experimental catchment in the Canterbury high country in the NZ South Island, to study catchment processes in upland environments. These upland environments are essential to provide water via streams and groundwater flows to the agricultural areas on the coastal plains downstream.
We installed a climate station, rain gauges, flow gauges, deep wells, tensiometers, sap flow sensors and nests of instruments including soil moisture sensors and shallow groundwater wells. Isotope sampling was used to track water sources for vegetation and streamflow.
Results of the study were published in HESS: "Characteristics and controls of variability in soil moisture and groundwater in a headwater catchment".
I led a team of scientists at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA), NZ, to provide operational flood forecasts for rivers around New Zealand. Forecast users include local government emergency managers and hydro-electric power companies.
The project involved coupling Numerical Weather Prediction model forecasts to rainfall-runoff models to provide flood forecasts; including the use of Kalman filters for assimilation of discharge measurements to correct model states.
Ongoing work includes using ultra-high resolution weather forecasts and extension of the flood forecasting system to all catchments (gauged and ungauged) in New Zealand.
I designed a suite of hydrologic models with flexible structures that can track water, tracers and contaminants through catchment systems.
These models enable us to use tracer data as well as flow data to test hypotheses about how, where, and how fast water moves through a catchment. The flexibility of the model design enabled individual model components to be mixed and matched, to test each part independently.
The models were tested in catchments in Scotland where sea salt provides a natural tracer. Our results showed that using tracers can help us choose the best hydrologic model structure, where flow data alone cannot distinguish between the models. The results provided insight into the extensive mixing of water in soil and groundwaters that occurs even within small catchments.


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Preheat oven to 350°. Prepare pasta according to package directions. Drain. Mix spaghetti sauce, 1 cup mozzarella cheese and ziti. Spoon ziti mixture into 2-quart shallow baking dish, top with parmesan and remaining mozzarella cheese. Bake at 350° for 30 minutes or until heated through and cheese is bubbly. Serves: 4


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As the sun started to dip behind the Pitch Pines in the lovely village of Cotuit, Massachusetts, I began to realize that summer was truly over. It was only 6:00 PM and a breeze began to stir as the temperature dropped. To a chorus of protests and even a few tears, I painfully loaded the kids into the truck for the hour plus ride home. Labor Day was in the rear-view, so traffic would be a breeze. Our hearts were heavy to leave this beautiful spot, but the thought of a great homemade meal awaiting us made the thought of driving home less upsetting.
My phone rang as I was putting the last of the Bourne Bridge behind us. It was my fiancé. I had the twelve year old answer the phone as I arranged the hands-free device in my ear. "She wants to talk to you", was all he said. I clicked the device on to hear an unfamiliar voice on the other end. "Honey, I'm sick". "You need to get dinner on the way home, because there's no way I'm cooking". I placated the situation and assured her that she should rest and that we would be fine. Hanging up the phone I realized that I was completely unfamiliar with the vast expanses of Southeastern Massachusetts that lie between here and there.
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We have set up about ten restaurants as a beta test; get orders coming in, try out drivers for delivery, etc. This was the moment we invented this app for. I told the twelve year old to open the FoodSquire app on my phone. He tapped the screen and it came to life. "Pizza or Chinese?" I asked. Chinese was the resounding favorite here, so in favor of Democracy we chose one of the Chinese restaurants on the app. The menus were easy enough to navigate that the child seated in my shotgun seat was able to fly through it. Every item at the touch of a screen, even special instructions so my chicken wings would be extra crispy!
Twenty Four minutes later, I was picking up the food. The aroma of our succulent Polynesian fare filled my car. We cheated and ate the fortune cookies before we got home (Don't tell Mom). No looking up restaurants on a search engine. No calling up and yelling into the phone. A simple three minute process where everyone got what they wanted.
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I backed "Sassy" out of the garage April 25, 2017. First time out since last Sept. 2016. ..I've been driving "Feisty" Sassy's twin sister. We're heading to The Tail of the Dragon. Our annual S2000 "Rock The Dragon Meet." ..318 curves in 11 miles!
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On Saturday we went to China Lake Naval Base in Ridgecrest to go to the Naval Air Weapons Station. When we got there we looked at all the missiles and bombs created there. The room that I liked the most was the Briefing Room. Karl and I spent most of the time at the museum in the museum gift shop. The Gift Shop owner let us play with a toy that was open. China Lake Naval Base was designed to develop and test missiles and bombs made there. There were also model planes made there. There were a lot of missiles and bombs at the museum. There were some planes outside the museum.
After the museum we went to Fresno. On the way to Fresno we stopped at a gas station ( petrol station ). At the Gas we bought an ice cream each. I had a Magnum Ice Cream, Karl had an Ice Block which he did not like, Mama had a big Oreo Cookie with Ice Cream in it and Papa had a BIG piggy Cookie Ice Cream.
From Fresno we went to Yosemite National Park. Once we got to Yosemite National Park we went to Mariposa Grove. We saw Giant Sequoia Trees including the Grizzly Giant and the California Tunnel Tree. Sequoia trees are the widest and oldest trees alive. They have red wood. They are not the tallest because the top of them gets struck by lightning so Californian Redwoods are the tallest as they are on the coast and do not get the lightning strikes.
When we went into Yosemite Valley, we had our first views of Half Dome and El Capitan. We were staying in room 445 at Camp Curry. Our tent had a heater, one double bed and two single beds. We needed to store all our food in the bear proof locker outside our tent. Our tent had a rock outside it which Karl and I liked playing on. We saw a woodpecker on the way to our camp.
We had food at Camp Curry. We had a pizza for dinner. We ordered a 15 inch pizza for all of us to share for dinner.
We went to the village to pick up our Junior Ranger book. The book cost money. We went to the Indian village to look around. We also went to Bridalviel Falls. The fifth biggest waterfall in the world in Yosemite.
We went to see Vernall Falls. We had to climb up 700 steps carved into the rock to get to the top of the falls. There was a rainbow at the bottom of the falls. We got wet from the waterfall. We had dinner at the Yosemite Lodge at the Falls Food Court.
We went to Hetch Hetchy Valley, which is 40 miles drive from Yosemite Valley but is still part of Yosemite National Park. Driving to and from Hetch Hetchy, we drove through an area of the forst that had been burned in the 3rd largest Californian fire. When John Muir saw Hetch Hetchy, he thought it was more beautiful than Yosemite Valley. But after the 1906 earthquakes and fires in San Francisco, a dam was built at the end of Hetch Hetchy Valley to provide water and hydoelectric power for the city. The valley was flooded, and now it isn't as beautiful. There are not as many trees and the valley floor is under water.
Today we packed and left Yosemite National Park and valley, and drove away. Our first stop was near Stockton, at Sambardos, where they sort cherries, walnuts and apples. The boss was Lawrence, who we met, and who let us drive in his golf cart and have lunch there. We saw one of the machines that Papa has been designing. Compac designed the biggest cherry sorting machine in the world and the chief designer of it was our dad and it was here at Sambardo.
Then we went to San Francisco and drove over the Bay Bridge then went to our hotel. We then went to find some dinner and buy some groceries for breakfast.
|This bombs predecessor killed 100s of 1,000s of people in Nagasaki to end WWII
|This is a Tomahawk missile
|We drove past more Joshua Trees
|Playing volleyball on the way to Yosemite
Photos from Mariposa Grove
Camp Curry and our tent
Yosemite Valley and wildlife (Stellar's jay, Woodpecker, mule deer, squirrel)
Awesome black and white Yosemite Valley photos (like Ansel Adams)
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Check out this spoken word, which intricately examines privilege and intersectionality in trans* and race issues!
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Janani, of Stanford University, performing during semifinals at the 2013 College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational.
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When I tell my mother
how long I've been sitting
in the shiftiness of a female body,
she cries
a million different kinds of monsoon tears.
She tells me about
the white men who colonized her country,
her nightmares.
her mother's sari soaked in saltwater,
the traumas she screams about
this is what I remember
when I talk to white trans men
and witness the million different ways
they take up space
in my community,
and speak for trans women of color,
and treat femmes as arm candy,
and do not own their position as white men.
what I mean is
did you think the M in FTM stood for misogyny?
What I mean is
what about your female socialization
do you think affords you a free pass to patriarchy?
What I mean is
I understand your bodies have not always been yours
but they have always been beautiful,
you have always had words for them.
My testosterone is made by Israel's largest company.
There is colonization running through my bloodstream
Every time I take a shot
my muscles feel out of place for several days.
But there is some perverse satisfaction in this,
that even in my body
masculinity takes up too much space.
Mom, you're right.
this is a painful process.
It is violence.
It is scarring.
But I'm trying to believe in something greater:
that there are ways of being a man
that do not involve being a white man.
When I tell my grandmother
that I'm ready to be honest with my body,
she says,
ok, make sure to call me more often,
and I'm sending you a drum set.
For days I have no idea what she means
but then I realize
in India only boys ever play the drums,
and what my grandmother means is
there are ways of being a man
that do not involve being an American man,
that you can still play your music with us,
that I do not have words for this process of your becoming
but I will work around it with art and love.
Grandmother, mom,
there is a way to do this ethically.
I will build some other, new-old kind of masculinity.
I will not worry about the words for it in English.
I will honor the mothers in my history,
the goddess in my name,
I will play the drums for you.


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After reading a lengthy list of forum posts and blog entries regarding "why can't theSpoke v2 work like I want," I decided today to make a poll on the subject. I have no idea if anyone out there wants to share their opinions on the subject (although the forum and blog entries seem to indicate this), or even if anyone at theSpoke would look or listen, but it's here at my hub.
If anyone actually responds, I'll discuss the results in a later posting.
COMMENTS FROM theSpoke:
re: New Poll: theSpoke v1 vs v2 @ Tuesday, January 03, 2006 9:07 AM
I believed that I am the second person to vote on this poll thread.
I have voted for "incorporate v1 features (e.g., "Blogs I Read") into v2" because v2 has a much better framework for a community point of view, just that some features implementation and intermin updates turnover could have been better.
I am looking forward to your analysis of the results.
In any case, what this poll and other similiar polls (and postings) have clearly demostrated so far is that the community spirit here on theSpoke is very real and vibrant. Gosh, I have rattered too much … sorry <grin />
re: New Poll: theSpoke v1 vs v2 @ Tuesday, January 03, 2006 10:14 AM
I'm with bernard on this, I think that the features we all miss from v1 should be in v2. Unfortunately, no one seems to be paying any attention, as many of us have been calling for this to be done for months. Good poll!
re: New Poll: theSpoke v1 vs v2 @ Tuesday, January 03, 2006 1:30 PM
I will be posting a poll on in my hub later this month on features that are most desired/missed. I can't promise that we build everything, but I agree there are some features that were in V1 that were very good (like blogs I read).


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There is no help for the reader who is trying to get through this book. I was 1/3 of the way through the book before realizing these weren't only flashbacks. Extremely confusing to just keep going back in time.
The book could have been so much better if there had been some way for the reader to determine where they were in time - is that person dead or not?? Very poor writing style.
Sparkling prose, enduring characters, a unique narrative approach, and a vital perspective on the American invasion of Iraq.
This book is thought-provoking like the author's first 2 books. However, I will not likely read anymore books he writes. If you can get past the excessive descriptions of trivial details, the characters and story are interesting. He also jumps back and forth in time too much for my taste.
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St Paul's Anglican Church, Geelong
One could not imagine a more fitting final concert for the 10TH Annual WINDFIRE FESTIVAL OF MUSIC IN GEELONG'S HISTORIC CHURCHES than a performance by Geelong's premier chamber choir, Vox Angelica. Tom Healey, director and founder of Vox Angelica selected a program of music from the Americas, ranging from the 17th century to the 21st.
Throughout the program the choir showed good blend, faultless diction, and the ability to tackle highly complex counterpoint and luscious modern harmonies with equal skill. The acoustic in St Paul's Church is superb for vocal music – allowing for the fullest of texture and the quietest pianissimo.
From the first, it was clear that this was to be an extraordinary concert. There was much rarely heard music, ranging from three Baroque pieces from Mexico, Peru and South Carolina through the centuries to contemporary music. At the 17th century, most composers in the Americas were immigrants.
Resuenen los Clarines (May the trumpets sound), by Manuel de Zumaya, dates from 17th century Mexico. This antiphonal piece for two four part choirs, was challenging – with a fine interplay of sections between the two choruses.
Recordad Silguerillos (Remember, Little Goldfinches), by Juan de Araujo, a Spanish immigrant to Peru, for two sopranos, descant recorder and organ, was performed by Emily Swanson and Helen Seymour (sopranos), Jan Lavelle (recorder) and Frank De Rosso (organ). The piece is a love song, with interwoven voice parts. This was an admirable performance, enhanced by the wonderful acoustic of St Paul's Church.
The third piece was a setting of Magnificat from Theodore Pachelbel. Pachelbel, an immigrant to South Carolina, was the son of more famous Johan Pachelbel. This setting was for double choir.
During the concert, Tom Healey played two contrasting pieces on the organ. The first, a gentle 18th century Offerterio by Domenico Zipoli, an Italian migrant to Argentina, showed off the organ's reedy stops with only one sustained one pedal note. The second work, Toccata (from Suite) by Canadian composer, Thomas Bédard, was spectacular and used the full power of the organ, and showed off Healey's phenomenal technique.
Lament Over Boston, a re-imagining of Psalm 137 with a new world focus, by William Billings, laments the unrest in the city in the late 18th century, with the approaching revolution against British rule. In English, it demonstrated the choir's excellent diction and blend, and also Billings' skilled word painting. A part-song in a lighter vein followed – 19th century romantic composer Edward MacDowell's Barcarole.
Two of the USA's most famous composers of the twentieth century were next – with Aaron Copeland's At the River for men's choir and piano, and Randall Thompson's Come In for women's choir, piano and flute. In this setting of a poem by Robert Frost, the flute interludes mimic birdsong. After a climax from full voiced choir, the music ebbs to an exquisite and moving pianissimo, before the birdsong dies away to a final thrush-like chirrup. The flautist in this performance was Brighid Mantelli.
Argentina's Astor Piazzola is famous for his tangos. The final piece before interval was an energetic setting of Libertango, full of tango rhythms from the lower voices and piano, and finishing with a stunning fortissimo climax.
Twentieth and twenty-first century music from North America comprised the second half of the program. It included spirituals like My Lord, What a Morning, arranged by HT Burleigh, and sung with a warm a cappella. The subterranean bass note in the final extended pianissimo chord reverberated hauntingly.
Canada was represented with works by two contemporary female composers . The first was the beautiful moving In Remembrance for a cappella choir, from Eleanor Daley's Requiem. The second work was an exquisite setting of Hear My Prayer (Psalm 103) by Stephanie Martin.
Thomas A Dorsey's gospel song Precious Lord, begins in a traditional style, before relaxing into a heavy jazz-rock with men singing the tune, and the choir's women singing in harmony above, with a virtuosic jazz piano accompaniment, played with great flare by the choir's accompanist, Sonoka Miyake.
The final piece was another spiritual Let the Light Shine on Me, arranged by Moses Hogan.
Congratulations to Vox Angelica and Music at the Basilica, under the musical directorship of Frank De Rosso, for presenting this celebration of beautiful music.


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Jennifer Gentle was formed by Marco Fasolo and Alessio Gastaldello in early 2000, after the breakup of Marcoĺs previous band, Carcers. Later, these two young men hooked up with guitarist Isacco Maretto and bassist Nick Crivellari, which would complete the early stage of this Northern Italian rock group. Jennifer Gentle mimicked the influence of 60s psychedelic rock icon Syd Barrett (Pink Floyd), and recorded their first album I Am You Are in their own basement (Silly Boy Entertainment 2001). However, it wasnĺt until their second basement-recording, Funny Creatures Lane (2002), that they began to gain attention from radio stations across the US and Great Britain. They began touring with Acid Mothers Templeĺs Kawabata Makoto and cut a session with WFMU, releasing the tour on a live album, The Wrong Cage in 2002. When Crivellari left Jennifer Gentle, Paolo Miono (bass and guitar) and Liviano Mos (keyboards) were welcomed into the band as live stage members. In February of 2004, Jennifer Gentle became the first Italian band to be signed to Sub Pop records. They released their third studio album, Valende, which was recorded in the same basement on the outskirts of Padova, Italy, in 2004. Marco and Alessio are responsible for all instrumentation and vocals on their albums. This Italian duo is known to have incorporated instruments such as kazoos, cow bells, toy glockenspiel, bowed guitars, old Bontempi air organs, plastic flutes, chains and clocks, and deflating balloons ("I Do Dream You", Valende).
* Jennifer Gentle made an appearance at the May Day Music Festival at Hamilton College on April 30, 2005. Other featured artists they shared the stage with included Dead Meadow, Rainer Maria, Tim Reynolds, Virginia Coalition, and The Pharcyde.
* At the South by Southwest festivals and conference in Texas, Jennifer Gentle shared the stage with fellow Sub Pop records bands, Robyn Hitchcock, The Thermals, and Sleater-Kinney (2005).


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Previously I wrote about how next year B"H Israeli public schools will begin to teach Tora. The next day I was learning in Likutay Halachos (Orach Chaim – laws of Tefilin (phylacteries) 6:24) that just as by the Holy Blessed Merciful One God wherever we see His greatness there we see His humility, so too by the Holy nation of Israel, the greater we get the more humble we are. In this same Tora, Rabbi Nussun explains how humility comes from studying the Tora. So I was thinking that this huge addition of Tora learning – B"H millions of hours – is a clear indication the Israel has reached new greatness.
This piece of news, of the new school curriculum, came right after the Supreme Court's ys"v edict not to give stipends for Tora study. Unfortunately many of the people relying on these stipends are entrenched in systems that prevent them from breaking free to lead a life of holiness as prescribed by Na Nach Nachma Nachman MiUman, whereas the secular children are very open and thirsting to become Nanach. So H"Y in his great mercy, compassion, and concern, shifted the balance, and brought the Tora learning closer and more accessible to the children.
Another interesting point about the new curriculum is that it coincides with the Jewish Agencies realization that today it is pointless to spread Zionism, what is necessary is to teach people their Jewish identity. Thus they have also shown how greatly they have been influenced by our master Na Nach Nachma Nachman MiUman.
Monday, June 28, 2010
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If you have a deep love for burgers and the money to start a business, then a burger restaurant is just what's in store for you! Concoct the perfect burger then venture onto the following steps. The size and scope of the business firm and its structure, management, and ownership, broadly analyzed in the theory of the firm Generally, a smaller business is more flexible, while larger businesses, or those with wider ownership or more formal structures, will usually tend to be organized as corporations or (less often) partnerships. In addition, a business that wishes to raise money on a stock market or to be owned by a wide range of people will often be required to adopt a specific legal form to do so.
That you will have to ask an accountant. If you are going to be self-employed they will tell you what expenses you can offset against your business and the amount of tax which will be incurred. For the legal requirements in your area, you should speak with your chamber of commerce.
You don't need to dress as elegantly as Ralph Lauren to succeed as a style-conscious older man, but following a few of his habits won't hurt. You can start with crisp, long-sleeve button-downs (it's fine to roll the sleeves up), good loafers or lace-ups, and a subtle but quality watch.
Turn to the internet: The internet is a very valuable place with many opinionated strangers. This can work to your advantage with a survey! Also, checking online for web domain availability and pages on social networking sites can help narrow down that list as well.
Thanks for this great list, Margaret! A number of your suggestions, such as the rollaboard carry-on bag and the memory foam travel pillow, are suitable not only for business travelers but also for more elderly passengers (like me!) whose bodies need every help they can get to survive the stresses and strains of long-distance travel.
Hello I am opening an online boutique in few days and need a cute name , I will be selling handmade crafts I would love to use my name Nici ( pronounced Nikki) , I am also a Nana and would love to incorporate that into name also I would love to bra your ideas !!!


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From a selection of crowns and masks - perfect for those dress up parties or creative play to super cute knee high socks!
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Don't be surprised if you see more demotions over the next week, especially young pitching talent. At this point teams can send a player down and bring them back up after the break because they will have been down the mandatory 10 days.
Do, however, be on the lookout for fantasy managers in your league who don't take the All-Star break in to account and drop players who should only be down a couple weeks. You may be able to steal away a valuable player because of someone else's lack of attention.


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Sometimes our life gets so busy that most days just fly by without us giving them a second thought. Therefore, 'Life Happens' is an occasional recap on what has been happening in our neck of the woods during the past month or two…
December is usually a very busy month for us. In addition to getting ready for Christmas like everyone else, we also need to fit in a birthday celebration for both kids in there somewhere.
So far we are 2 weeks into the month and we have already accomplished:
A Joint Birthday Celebration for 3 very special kiddos.
Youth Ninja Warrior Competition for the girl.
Unfortunately she did not do as well as expected which meant that she did not qualify for the nationals in February. But we are very proud of her perseverance for finishing the course strong in spite of falling at an earlier obstacle (for kids competition they let them complete the course run even after they fail).
Christmas Shopping
Thanks to Amazon we have finished all of our Christmas shopping early this year. Yay me! Although I still need to wrap them all which I usually procrastinate until Christmas Eve.
A Snow Day
We got our first big snow fall yesterday this season and all evening long the kids were hoping and wishing for a snow day. Their wish came true at bedtime which caused too much excitement that lead to insomnia instead. >"<
We just need to survive one more week of school/work and then we can finally enjoy some time off. We are especially looking forward to Christmas this year and hope to spend some extra quality family/cousins time since we will not be here to celebrate with them next year. And then it is off to Washington D.C. we go!


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He Paid $250 for This 1951 Jaguar XK120. Now It's Worth $140,000
A teen's Jaguar turned out to be a life-long companion, and retirement fund.
For many of us, we can look back on the choices we made as teenagers and wish that they never happened. But for Malcolm Brock, a retired mechanic from Cornwall, U.K., his teenage ride is his ticket to a comfortable retirement.
In 1969, when he was just 19 years old, Brock purchased an 18-year old Jaguar XK120 for £180, or about $250. "When I first bought it you could buy old Jags and Aston Martins for next to nothing – it was my rich mates who had Minis and Metros at the time," he says.
And he enjoyed his Jag to the fullest. The car now has over 300,000 miles on the odometer. It also has a history of competing in a number of hillclimbs. We can't imagine that there are many XK120s getting muddy out there anymore. He also drove his daughter to her wedding in it, making it a true member of the family.
Of course, he was still a teenager when he bought the car, so he did make some mistakes. Like letting a friend spray paint the bronze XK red. The job was done outdoors. So, for decades, the car had bugs preserved in its paint.
But in 2010, he had the car lovingly restored, returning the body and wheels to their original hue while keeping the interior largely stock. The Jag still has its original 3.8-liter straight-six and comes with a Heritage motoring certificate. The only notable upgrade is a more modern disc brake system, which is probably better than the Dunlop discs offered from the factory nearly 70 years ago. The end result is a well-cared for driver that proudly displays its 50 years of ownership.
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After all this time, Brock is ready to say goodbye to the gorgeous roadster. "If I could get myself something more modern, like a Jaguar F-Type and still pocket a bit of cash, that would be great," he says. Lucky for him, it looks like he'll get his wish.
According to Matthew Whitney, the head of the classic car department at Charterhouse Auctioneers: "The Jaguar XK120 roadster has always been a sought after car, but what a car it must have been to own as an architecture student in 1969. Rarely do you come across cars which have had nearly 50 years of continuous ownership." The car is being sold by the auction house as one of the most original XK120s in the U.K. It's set to cross the block on February 11 with a presale estimate of £100,000, or $140,000. With provenance like this, we wouldn't be surprised if it fetches significantly more.


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In the winter as you approach the building and look up to the second floor, condensation is a standard on every window. Since 2007, when I first tried the chicken and waffles (which later became my nickname per manager Sheldon Scott) I have always been a supporter of Marvin. Really great food, great people… great music? Yes, great music! After a long hiatus of residencies in the district with music that I was accustom to, one DJ (a part of one of DC's dopest collective of DJs) took a mound of clay and shaped it into Marvin's Monday nights. Yes… that is right the beginning of the work week. The Main Ingredient with DJ Jahsonic is in it's fifth year at Marvin. The night has built so much of a following that it is an anticipated event and is wall to wall PACKED every week. With his shoulders shimmying and is foot stomping Jahsonic always gets the party started. He plays what he loves and introduces folks to new tunes (or new to them) weekly. Steadily raising the bar on moving the crowd.
I was fortunate to catch him and get on his dance card to ask him a few questions. Check out what he had to say.
The Couch Sessions: When did you start Djing?
JahSonic: I started back in the 90s. After watching a good friend dj and helping him out with gigs (mainly carrying crates of records and sound equipment) I decided to take the plunge myself. This meant many nights of annoying various neighbors, long suffering roommates and family members until I got good and started getting gigs outside of the house lol.
TCS: How would you describe your musical taste?
JS: I'm moved by music that conveys genuine emotion. Not to be too esoteric, but much of what I prefer to play I would describe as authentic, in that as the listener, I can feel an artist sharing a bit of who they are so both a performer and regular person. For me, music should always be personal. I'm drawn to that. Conversely, I find music that is nakedly mercenary, to be repellent.
TCS: How long have you been spinning at Marvin?
JS: I started spinning at Marvin when it opened back in November 2007. I just have to say here that I'm truly thankful to the guys at Marvin specifically Eric, Liz and Sheldon who supported what I was trying to accomplish from the very beginning. I can't overstate the positive effect this venue has had on the music scene here in DC.
TCS: Having been at a number of your sets at Marvin, I notice you make an announcement or disclaimer at some time during the night. What is your normal spiel and how did you come to start incorporating it into your sets? Also is it standard or triggered?
JS: On nights when I see a lot of new faces or I feel a disturbance in the JuJu, I make an announcement which basically outlines the ground rules for having fun at the Main Ingredient. It boils down to this: don't be lame, respect the music, repect the venue and respect each other. This was really necessary right after the party received some good press, so I had to baptize the newcomers. Now, things are back to the equilibrium and the only problem is the crowds can be a little thick on some nights.
TCS: How would you describe Monday nights at Marvin to out of town visitors from the perspective of the DJ booth ?
JS: I hate to use the cliche and call it a "house party" but thats what it is. Low lights, you and your friends, good music and people who aren't afraid to cut a rug. No bottle service or VIP.
TCS: As a tastemaker what are your top 5 must haves? (That can be music or lifestyle related)
JS: One. An open mind and ear
Two. A community of creative, free spirits. I am constantly being inspired by my friends and compatriots in music.
Three. My Soundcloud, LastFM and Pandora accounts – I get up on sooo much good music through these online services. Dub plates, mashups, rare grooves. It's great.
Four. My Passport and Expedia account – I have lucked up on so many good things, through traveling. Traveling for a dj is a lot different than traveling for a normal vacationer. When you are focused on hearing and acquiring good sounds, places take on a whole new dimension. The possiblilities are endless and you usually end up making lifelong friends in your travels.
Five. My radio, or Ipod, or Zune or whatever. I just wanted to pay homage to LL.
TCS: When you are not making massive bodies of people jack their body what are you doing?
JS: Sleeping, Working my day job (it's pretty mundane), practicing, chasing more music and playing videogames. Not in that particular order. lol.
TCS: Who is DJ Jahsonic's alter-ego? Does he listen to the music Jahsonic plays? If not what does he like?
JS: There is my day job as mild mannered bureaucrat for the government, but really there is not alternative. I'm me all the time and I never take my dj hat off, even when I'm working on my 'TPS Reports', I"m dreaming of music.
TCS: Is there ever a set play list or are your sets forever organic?
JS: My Main Ingredient sets are organic, based mainly on my mood and the feel of the room once people start dancing. Other times I make up playlists just as a baseline to branch out from; especially when I'm doing a theme party like Axel F.
TCS: What is on the horizon for DJ Jahsonic?
JS: More fun and less nonsense. Bascially, to quote my man Waajeed (PPP standup!) 'I'm declaring war on wack shit.'
DJ Jahsonic has aptly set his 2011 war in motion with his inaugural Axel F party on Saturday night. The first battle on "wack shit" was fought and won at Liv Night Club on 11th and U St. The war will rage on the last Saturday of every month. Axel F is the "Jheri Curl Funk, Champagne Soul Nu Wave" music dance party spanning 1975 to 1987 and slow jams are included. Saturday's event was beyond fantastic but you certainly don't need to take my word on any of this. It would be in your best musical, body rocking interest to get in gear and get yourself to Marvin on a Monday night AND (not or) Axel F on the last Saturday of the month! DJ Jahsonic creates auditory pleasure you need to hear.


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MASHPEE — Raymond B. Costa, 51, of Mashpee, Massachusetts, died peacefully while surrounded by loved ones, after a brief illness on May 22, 2011.
MASHPEE — Raymond B. Costa, 51, of Mashpee, Massachusetts, died peacefully while surrounded by loved ones, after a brief illness on May 22, 2011.
Born on July 23, 1959, in Barnstable, Raymond was the son of the late Gloria Jeanette Jones (Robie) and the late Manuel E. Costa Jr. Raymond (little legs) graduated in 1977 from Falmouth High School and continued his education as an oil burner technician.
Mr. Costa worked at his father's business, Costa's Fuel Oil, for many years and was most recently employed as a landscaper in Mashpee. An accomplished musician, he was known by many as the guitar player for the popular Classic Rock band "Latitude." Few things rivaled Raymond's passion for music, and performing with the band.
In addition to his girlfriend, Joy Walsh, he leaves four sisters: Barbara J. Frawley, of Mashpee, Mass.; Katherine Arnold of Leesville, S.C., and Rebecca Costa of Framingham, Mass. Raymond was predeceased by his sister, Jackie L. Costa of Falmouth, Mass., and leaves several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and many cousins.
A memorial Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Friday, June 3, at Saint Anthony's Church, in East Falmouth, Massachusetts. A gathering for friends and family will be held following the Mass from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Falmouth Navigator, 55 Ashumet Rd., Hatchville, MA.
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TODAY'S SPECIAL: Matthew 21:1-11
TO CHEW ON: "A very large crowd spread their cloaks on the road, while others cut branches from the trees and spread them on the road." Matthew 21:8
One day as Jesus and His disciples walked toward Jerusalem, He sent two of them on an errand. "Go to the village ahead of you," He said. "You will find a donkey tied with her colt. Bring them to me."
Soon the disciples were back with the animals. They put their cloaks (outer clothing) on the animals' backs and Jesus got on the colt and rode toward the city.
Crowds gathered beside the road. Many had probably seen Jesus' miracles and heard His teaching. When they saw Jesus riding into Jerusalem on the donkey, they remembered what prophet Zechariah had said. They recognized this was how Messiah (the Jews' promised deliverer) would ride into Jerusalem.
Then they took off their cloaks and spread them on the road in the donkey's path. They cut palm branches and spread them on the road too or waved them as they ran beside Jesus shouting, "Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!" They were honoring Jesus as royalty.
We too can honor Jesus as our King by using what we have. And what is that? Ourselves and our love, worship and obedience.
PRAYER: Dear Jesus, help me to crown You king by giving You my life. Amen.
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Though we don't throw coats on the ground for our kings, queens and presidents to ride over, or wave palm branches as they parade down the street, we too honor important people. Some things we do to honor our kings, queens, presidents, heroes or sports champions are:
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4. Take care to greet them with perfect manners.
Can you think of more?
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Archery at Spring Valley State Park on Sunday, August 19th, 2018 at 9:00 am.
Pioche, Nev. – Feel the electrifying "twang" of a bowstring. Experience the anticipation as your arrow hangs in the air between you and your target. Watch the smile bloom on your child's face as their arrow sinks into the bullseye! August 19 th Spring Valley State Park will offer an archery target shooting program that conforms to National Archery in Schools Program safety standards.
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