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The second successful collaboration between PAAC and the East-West Center Arts Program took place over a day and a half in September, with the K-12 Teacher Workshop on Indonesia.
Often overlooked, Indonesia is a strategic partner of the United States and Hawaii. A duo of especially astute experts on the archipelago, Professors Barbara and Leonard Andaya, presented a fascinating historical overview and the spiritual/religious roots of the country.
A series of authentic hands-on experiences enriched the teachers' knowledge of Indonesia. It included sitting at the UH Balinese Ensemble instruments and actually playing drums, gongs, and various percussion instruments. The second morning began with a Balinese water blessing, but not before all participants donned Balinese sarong and head scarves. A teacher from Lunalilo Elementary presented a puppet lesson that he created after a trip to Indonesia. He shared several adaptations to the lesson encouraging teachers to try it in their classrooms.
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Thursday, May 31, 2018
Kiko is a 9 year old Chihuahua cross who's owners are very sadly
forced to rehome him. He is a bright, lively and friendly boy who is
full of beans and loves company and sniffing in the garden and on
walks. He has not lived with cats but may be able to live with
another calm, mature dog. His fosterer has found him to be fully housetrained, good with their calm sensible young chldren and likes his crate. An all round lovely little companion
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There may have been a lack of off-world adventures, but the episode makes up for that with its high-octane storyline and visual brutality. From the first chuckle when Rick insisted Morty 'flicks the pickle' to his entrance into the counsellor's office I constantly questioned whether Pickle Rick is a challenger to Tiny Rick.
The answer to that is a resounding yes. In a carefully constructed homage to the Action Movie, Pickle Rick escapes counselling and finds himself on an adventure of epic proportions. You would think that being a pickle might have its limitations, but not for Rick. By the time the second act is truly underway, Rick has pimped out his pickle and is facing off with a villainous group with send ups to film like Die Hard, Leon and even Deep Blue Sea (The shark one, not the Tom Hiddleston's baring arse with Rachel Weiz one).
It was quite refreshing seeing Rick on his solo adventure, showing the resilience and vulnerability of the character. While his banter with Morty is funny, I certainly enjoined the respite of Morty's negativity. Rick was able to crack on with his plans, without the moral voice of Morty holding him back.
I did, at one point, think we wouldn't see Beth, Summer and Morty beyond the pre-title sequence. There was so much time dedicated to Rick early on, it would be forgiven if you forget about the others. However, we do get some time with them and as the session with Susan Sarandon progresses, we see how much Beth respects her father and wishes she felt the same in this emotional time. Her denial of her father's avoidance is brilliant.
Again, another episode that deals with incredibly complex issues, including mental health. When Rick breaks down the door to be with his family, he has an insightful conversation with the counselor. It that moment, Rick is a lot of us; man of Science and fearful of emotions.


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When ordering zombies from a Sky Mall catalog, you have no idea whether the reality will match your expectations. One might politely inquire why an individual might want a life-size representation of a rotting corpse head and arms extracting itself from the earth.
I wouldn't know.
I don't want that creepy fucking thing in my yard; I purchased the garden zombie as a gift for my friend Ron.
Over the years, Ron taught me to cook vegetables and appreciate homemade pesto. He's quiet and thoughtful. Around him, I feel calmer. I take deeper breaths. Despite his mild-mannered banker exterior, he's goofy and angular, regularly in touch with his inner, mischievous child. For two Halloweens, he transformed his own flesh into the living dead, believable enough that I stand as far away from him as possible. Last year, Ron improved on the original, creating gaping flesh divots on his face and neck that bled whenever he squeezed the flaps, like a zit.
Truly, he turned zombification into an art form.
To this day, when certain friends ask me about other friends, they say, "So, how's Zombie Ron doing these days?"
I waited until Ron was away for an out-of-state business trip and snuck into his back yard to position his new Garden Zombie tastefully amid the shrubs, trying several positions before finding the exact right spot. I left the undead in view of the kitchen windows.
One gorgeous Saturday night in September, I joined Ron in his luxurious, newly renovated backyard for a fire in the fire pit. He made us fresh pesto, tomatoes and a garlic chev spread, and as twilight fell, we drank a bottle of red wine, poked the fire with our boots, and chatted about old memories, people we love, and all those odd topics that seem completely natural around a blazing fire.
Ron was quite horrified by the Garden Zombie, and within 24 hours had moved the creepy thing into his garage, until he discovered he then feared going to his car. But the night I came over, he pulled the tarp off the zombie's head and created an artistic placement in a flower bed near the fire pit so that the zombie was front-lit, half in shadows. Ron sprinkled dirt over the sculpture for that 'fresh from the grave' authenticity. Ron is a good friend.
We toasted the Garden Zombie, our friendship, and this cool, perfect Minnesota evening. We argued whether the big fat star was the north star or Mars, both of us too busy enjoying the night and our argument to go inside and google the answer. We sipped wine, told stories, complained about various airports, and in the golden light of fire, loved each other as two friends can do.
I told him that when I die, as my consciousness twinkles out of existence, I would not mind if this night is what I experienced in those last moments: sitting under the stars, chuckling with a friend, the cozy glow of a zombie a safe distance away. That would not be a bad last scene.
Later in the evening, I shared an disquieting experience that had occurred a little over 24 hours earlier. While teaching a class to law enforcement officers in a southern state, one of the students, a man whose presence I had enjoyed in class for several days, made a comment that upset me. On a break, a few officers recounted stories of recruits who did not do well. After discussing three men who got drunk and skinny-dipped, the conversation turned towards 'gays among us.' The tenor of the conversation was not particularly welcoming.
Discussing one such suspected gay, this individual said, "We should have shown him a real southern welcome: swinging from a tree at the end of a rope."
Probably eight officers were directly engaged in the conversation. Another three or four were present in the room, and just before he made that comment, the room got completely silent. After he said it, nobody said a word in response. A full moment later, a new topic was introduced.
On the plus side, nobody said: "YEAH, we should kill them all!" On the downside, nobody said: "It's inappropriate to suggest murdering gays."
These were law enforcement officers, the folks who protect our lives.
I had a hard time reconciling that comment with my Saturday night in Ron's backyard. We're monsters? Two middle-aged men talking about camping, childhood pranks, family members we love and miss…arguing over stars in the sky…we're so dangerous we need to swing from a tree at the end of a rope?
It would be easy to paint that one officer, and those who said nothing, as the enemy. They're not. I spent a week with these folks. They were goofy and hilarious. We laughed together quite a bit. Even when they were bored with the content they did their best to participate in class. The last day I spent with them, a mere four hours after that comment was made, they presented me with a cake they had purchased and decorated, incorporating several week-long jokes. (One of their peers confessed a fear of clowns, so of course, the cake was decorated with plastic clown heads.) They thanked me for coming and cheerfully clapped for me.
I met some great people that week.
And yet.
As I sliced through the frosting, I couldn't help but reflect on the swinging from a tree comment. Really? Would you murder me? Or if someone else got a little zealous, would you stand by and let it happen?
Ron and I reflected on the story I shared as we drained the pinot noir and over the fire turned fresh bread into toast for our bruschetta. We discussed the nature of hate and love, how fear grows, and what it takes to change ourselves and the world. We discussed how it feels when strangers, and even family members, consider us to be a monster for being gay.
If you don't think like me, you're deluded. If you do think like me and you disagree on a major point, well, you've taken a wrong turn. If you're too conservative politically: evil. If you are too liberal, you're trying to bring about Armageddon. Those with religion consider those without to be monsters. And it's not hard for me to look at religious zealots with the same fear I usually reserve for zombies.
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Postponements for South Florida's sports schedule begins ahead of Hurricane Matthew
Updated Tuesday, 6:20 p.m.
A busy South Florida sports weekend has been impacted because of Hurricane Matthew with high school football games around Miami-Dade and Broward counties either canceled or postponed.
There has been no decision on Saturday's nationally-televised showdown between Miami and Florida State or Sunday's Miami Dolphins game at Hard Rock Stadium. The Florida Panthers preseason game against visiting Tampa Bay is also on as scheduled.
Right now, anyway.
On Tuesday, high school events in Miami-Dade and Broward counties scheduled for Wednesday were halted.
More schedule changes could come Wednesday after Broward County was placed under a hurricane watch on Tuesday.
Following that announcement, Broward superintendent Robert W. Runcie said public schools would be closed on Thursday and Friday meaning there will be no football games and other athletic events on those days.
Although Broward private schools do not have to follow what the public schools do, it's expected those games will be moved as well.
Palm Beach, Martin and Port St. Lucie schools also will be closed Thursday and Friday. A decision on Miami-Dade schools will come later.
Football games at Hialeah's Milander Park scheduled for this weekend (Hialeah vs. Coral Gables and HML vs. American) have been postponed as has Norland's game against host American Heritage-Delray on Friday.
Both Miami-Dade and Broward schools halted all sporting events scheduled for Wednesday. Broward will continue that into the weekend.
Tuesday evening, forecasters widened a hurricane watch to include Golden Beach, stretching north to Central Florida's coast as the forecast track shifted farther west. A tropical storm watch extended from the middle Keys north to Lake Okeechobee.
From Dolphins CEO Tom Garfinkel: https://t.co/aRsdVWmjud pic.twitter.com/WyISDpEPNY— Adam Beasley (@AdamHBeasley) October 4, 2016
While the UM-FSU game is still on as scheduled, Miami coach Mark Richt said he has a contingency plan in case classes at his Coral Gables campus are canceled.
According to Barry Jackson, Miami could practice at the Dolphins' facility in Davie if there are no classes and players do not have to rush back. If classes go on as scheduled, Miami could move its practice indoors to the Wellness Center and volleyball gym.
"I never had to deal with a hurricane," Richt, the former Georgia head coach, said.
Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill said he was keeping the people of Haiti and others being hit by the storm in his thoughts.
"I don't know exactly when it's hitting or what the forecast looks like for the weekend," Tannehill told reporters. "I'm feeling for Haiti and the islands right now – the Bahamas – just seeing that massive storm come. I'm praying for those people."
READ MORE: Schools open Wednesday, could close Thursday
Gulfstream Park has already announced racing at the former Calder Race Course (now called Gulfstream West) has been called off through Friday; Everglades National Park is also closing Tuesday and will not reopen until the storm passes.
The Panthers could make a decision on Thursday's preseason game against Tampa Bay by mid-afternoon Wednesday.
The Panthers are playing in Dallas on Tuesday night and will fly back to South Florida following their game there.
Below is a list of all the major sporting events scheduled for this weekend; each day's events will be updated upon notification of a change.
CLICK HERE: What's open and closed in South Florida
Links below are to individual team/schools Twitter accounts.
▪ High school sports
Canceled in Miami-Dade, Broward counties
▪ Preseason NHL hockey
Tampa Bay Lightning at Florida Panthers, BB&T Center; 7:30
▪ High school football
Mater Academy at Goleman, 4
North Miami at Columbus, 5
NMB vs. Miami Beach (N. Miami), 7
Coral Park vs. Braddock (Tropical), 7
Palmetto vs. Edison (Curtis), 7
Dillard vs. Monarch (Coconut Creek), 7 — ppd
Coral Gables vs. Hialeah (Milander) — ppd
▪ High school football
Westminster Christian at Chaminade-Madonna, 3:30
Westland Hialeah vs. Mourning (N. Miami), 3:30
Varela at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Sunset at Miami Springs, 3:30
Keys Gate at Belen, 4
Miami Country Day at Marathon, 7
Riviera Beach Inlet Grove at Archbishop McCarthy, 7
Pinecrest Prep at Highlands Christian, 7
Homestead vs. Miami High (Curtis), 7
Gulliver at St. Pete Admiral Farragut, 7
Booker T. vs. Northwestern (Traz), 7:30
Southridge vs. Killian (Tropical), 7:30
Carol City vs. Southwest (Southridge), 7:30
Ferguson vs. South Dade (Harris), 7:30
American vs. HML (Milander) — ppd
Clewiston at Monsignor Pace, 7:30
La Salle at Ransom Everglades, 7:30
Florida Christian at Coral Shores, 7:30
Deerfield Beach at St. Thomas Aquinas, 7 — ppd
Flanagan vs. Plantation (PAL), 7 — ppd
Cardinal Gibbons at Blanche Ely, 7 — ppd
Boyd Anderson at Coral Springs, 7 — ppd
Piper at Douglas, 7 — ppd
West Broward at McArthur, 7 — ppd
Cypress Bay at Miramar, 7 — ppd
Hallandale at Coconut Creek, 7 — ppd
Stranahan at South Broward, 7 — ppd
Calvary Christian at Coral Springs Charter (Coral Glades), 7 — ppd
Cooper City at Western, 7 — ppd
Northeast at Nova, 7 — ppd
Everglades at South Plantation, 7 — ppd
Taravella vs. Hollywood Hills (Cooper City), 7 — ppd
Fort Lauderdale at Vero Beach, 7 — ppd
North Broward Prep at Westminster Academy — ppd. to Saturday
Pine Crest at Kings Academy, 7 — ppd
Pines Charter at Pompano Beach, 7 — ppd
Coral Glades at Key West, 7 — ppd
Norland at American Heritage-Delray — ppd
▪ College football
Florida State at Miami, Hard Rock Stadium (ABC); 8 p.m.
Charlotte at FAU, Boca Raton; 3:30 p.m.
▪ NASL soccer
Oklahoma City at Miami FC, FIU Stadium; 8 p.m.
▪ High school football
Central vs. Jackson (Traz), noon
North Broward Prep at Westminster Academy, 6
Reagan vs. South Miami (Tropical), 7
▪ NFL football
Tennessee Titans at Miami Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium; 1
▪ NBA basketball
Miami Heat Red, White & Pink Game, AmericanAirlines Arena; 7:30
▪ Preseason NBA basketball
Brooklyn Nets at Miami Heat, AmericanAirlines Arena, 7:30


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At 7:30 p.m. Wednesday (May 16), Rappahannock County Planning Commission meets at the Washington fire hall. Highlights on the agenda: Jones and Viator field party; Lloyd dog kennel; Comprehensive Plan open forum.
The Washington Town Council hold its regularly scheduled meeting at 7 p.m. May 14 at Town Hall. Agenda highlights include: public hearing on a special use permit application from Ray Gooch requesting the use of an accessory apartment in an existing building, public hearing on the FY 2012-2013 budget, an update on the natural habitat area, award of Town Hall painting bid, authorization of the mayor to sign a grant application to the Virginia Department of Forestry and consideration of a proposed increase in the Rappahannock Water and Sewer Authority contract.
The Town Council voted April 8 to move the June council meeting date to June 18.
The Town of Washington's May Architectural Review Board (ARB) meeting is canceled as there are no applications.
Mountain Adventure Camps featuring a wide variety of age-appropriate outdoor activities including swimming, hiking, wildlife and plant identification, games, crafts, group problem solving, survival skills, climbing wall and low ropes-course elements, backpacking and, most of all, building children's comfort levels with the outdoors will be offered as: Day Camps (ages 4-7 June 11-15 and July 9-13; ages 8-13 June 18-22 and 25-29); Backpacking Camp (Aug. 6-10, ages 13-18) and Rock Climbing Camp (July 30-Aug. 3, ages 13-18). For more information, visit mountainadventuresva.com or call Aron Weisgerber at 540-560-1901.
Belle Meade's summer camps this year include: Day Camp (outdoor, active fun for ages 6-13, with five two-week sessions from June 11 to August 17, swimming, canoeing, hiking, archery, arts and crafts and transportation from Amissville, Rappahannock County Park, Sperryville, Culpeper, Madison) and Swim Camp (ages 4-7, three one-week sessions June 11-15, July 9-13 and July 23-27). For more information, call 540-987-9748.
The 4-H Culpeper-Shenandoah-Rappahannock (CSR) overnight camp has a few spots still available. The 4-H camp is June 10-14 at the 4-H Education Center in Front Royal. For $220, 9- to 12-year-old campers can spend a fun-filled week participating in workshops (swimming lessons, canoeing, high ropes, horses, outdoor cooking, makeup, and many more), daily swimming in the pool and taking part in an evening activity such as a pool party, a dance and a talent show. Every night ends under the stars at the giant campfire where campers learn many camp songs. Spots fill quickly and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. To get a packet mailed or if you have questions, call 4-H coordinator Jenny Kapsa at 540-675-3619.
Registration and rehearsal for Miss Rappahannock Pageant is at Rappahannock County Elementary School this Saturday (May 12). Open registration beginning at 1 p.m. with rehearsal to begin at 2 p.m. For more information, contact Deanna Wayland at 540-987-8366 or email@example.com, or Sally Price at 987-9166 or email@example.com.
Amissville Volunteer Volunteer Fire and Rescue seeks young ladies (ages 14-20), Junior Miss (ages 8-13), and Little Miss (ages 3-7) to participate in its annual carnival June 27-30. For tickets and information, contact Sandi Carter 540-937-4218. (The parade is Thursday, June 28. For entries contact J.B. at 540-937-4218.)


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Between swimming lessons and just splashing around, we've been spending a lot of time at the pool. Our city pool has been upgraded in the past few years to include a lazy river, a water playground and two big slides in addition to the regular pool.
As we were floating around the lazy river yesterday, with no place to rush off to and the water finally warm enough to enjoy without shivering, I truly felt lazy. My kids weren't fighting or asking for a snack – they were actually smiling, joking and laughing with each other and my heart was at peace. It made me think about how sometimes in our lives we are able to float along with relatively few waves. No large problems, no rough waters. In fact, sometimes it may be such a slow float, so routine, that we come bored or at least complacent.
Our lazy river also features a small waterfall that I typically try to avoid because I don't care for water pounding down on my head. But sometimes, like when my son drags me over the waterfall or I inadvertent drift that way, I end up drenched. In the same way, we can suddenly find ourselves in an unexpected place where we were just previously floating along.
We also have two slides that reach off the ground by three or four stories. One of the slides is open and has a slow loop, while the other is a bit faster and is enclosed so it is entirely in the dark. When my youngest daughter found out that she was tall enough to go down the slides this year, she asked me to accompany her on her first slide. So we got into a double tube and glided on down, but because of the bid difference in our sizes, when we got to the bottom, I ended up flipping the tube. Little Miss panicked for just a minute but then she popped her head up and grabbed hold of the tube. She immediately requested that next time, she slide with her sister instead!
Once again, I am reminded how there are times in our lives when we have a difficult task ahead of us. . Sometimes we can see slightly ahead of us and roll with the twists and turns, and then sometimes we are completely in the dark with no idea of what to expect. And sometimes, even when we can see what is ahead of us, we hit an unexpected bump and our lives are turned upside down. But we have to pop our heads up and grab hold of the nearest Raft.
But whichever way the currents pull us – whether slow and lazy or rough and rocky – we are blessed to have a Lifeguard watching out for us. He is blowing the whistle when we start to cross the line. He is watching over us so that we don't get in too deep. He is always watching over us, ready to pull us out and help us along. Sometimes He waits for us to ask for His help but He is always there for us, looking after our eternal lives and ready to pull us into the safety of His arms.


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March is the month of Saint Patrick's Day and it is also Women's History Month. To celebrate both of these events, this post discusses the Burns Library's Eva McKee Collection. Part of the Burns Irish collections, the McKee Collection contains several beautiful examples of McKee's work, including gorgeously illustrated cards, a silver pin with enamel beading and a copper plate with a Celtic interlace design. Born in Belfast, Ireland in 1890, Eva McKee was among the artists who championed the Celtic revival in Irish arts and crafts that emerged in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Selections from the McKee Collection were exhibited in the O'Neill Library in 2013, but the exhibit is over so you may visit the Burns Reading Room to learn more about this collection or read the finding aid.
While working with the Irish Decorative Arts Association, McKee studied at the School of Art in Belfast. With fellow artisan and business partner, Eveline McCloy, she worked to invigorate the association. McKee and McCloy are credited with making Belfast the foremost center of craftwork in the Celtic or Irish style in the 1920's.
Working with a variety of media, McKee and McCloy produced woodwork, ceramics, cloth embroidery, jewelry, leatherwork, repoussé metalwork, and painted cards. McKee and McCloy worked almost exclusively with Irish themes including figures of Celtic mythology, traditional Irish sayings, Celtic designs, and the Irish language. Original pencil drawings by McKee show designs for jewelry, such as a blister pearl necklace, moonstone rings, and in some cases, designs with multiple options for stones.
Also included in the collection at Burns is a set of playing cards that is illustrative of the art of the period that draws from early Celtic designs, such as those found in illuminated manuscripts. The picture cards, reflect the Heroic Age in Celtic mythological literature, including kings and queens that represent royal figures from the various tales of that era.
Eva McKee, who sometimes signed her work Aoife McAoda, not only expressed an appreciation for the literary and artistic legacy of her country through the creation of beautiful works of art, she also ran a successful business. The archive of her work held at the Burns Library demonstrates her ability to maintain a creative identity and earn an independent living. Eva McKee continues to be an inspiration for people today.
The Eva McKee Collection is available to researchers in the Burns Library Reading Room. For more information about the John J. Burns Library's collections, take a look at the Burns Library Research Guide or contact us at email@example.com or 617-552-4861.
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Skate Elimination Series
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June 22: Game of L.E.D.G.E at The Compound.
July 14: Game of R.A.I.L at Big Slam
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The Nova Scotia Barristers' Society invites all lawyers in Nova Scotia to an evening celebrating women's leadership in the legal profession.
Women – Strength in Leadership: Remembering Dara Gordon, QC
Wednesday, June 6, 2018
5:30 to 7:30 pm
Delta Halifax, Bluenose Ballroom
1990 Barrington Street, Halifax
Join us for an evening of snacks, refreshments and candid conversation with:
Justice Cindy Bourgeois, Nova Scotia Court of Appeal
Justice Christa Brothers, Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
Judge Ronda van der Hoek, Provincial Court of Nova Scotia
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This annual event is generously supported by McInnes Cooper.
Remembering Dara L. Gordon QC
Through the strength of her leadership and as a highly regarded lawyer, Dara Gordon QC made many contributions to her country, her province and her profession. Following graduation from Dalhousie Law School in 1979, she advised government bodies and corporations on major financing and infrastructure projects. She represented Nova Scotia in its complex federal negotiations on the sharing of offshore resource revenues, and was lead counsel for the Government of Canada in the development and operation of the Confederation Bridge. She also served as a director of the Nova Scotia Law Foundation, the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation and the Atlantic Lottery Corporation.
As an entrepreneur, Dara's most notable business endeavour was her family's acclaimed Benjamin Bridge winery in the Annapolis Valley. She was a member of the CBA, the Canadian Council for Public Private Partnerships and, prior to her untimely death in 2009, McInnes Cooper's Board of Directors.
Dara was an extraordinary woman of style and grace, with an abundance of wisdom and compassion. She positively influenced the outcomes of many legal issues, the success of the firms and businesses where she practised, and the careers of many lawyers in Nova Scotia. She always challenged us to be our best.
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"Do you want hydroelectric plants in Rio Hondo?" With this simple question the residents of this municipality in the eastern department of Zacapa, had the chance express their worry about the construction of a hydroelectric plant on the Colorado River.
"We say no," said Delma Ardón, one of the residents, "because we already have precedents of contamination and water shortage with the Pasabien River. Before, the legislation did not allow us to have a consultation but now that they are giving us the chance to voice our opinion, this is what we think."
The Pasabien dam began operations in 2000 and since then, those who live downstream, have suffered from the poor water quality and shortages, and have been forced to purchase water from a Pepsi Cola plant.
Ardon thinks that it would be more viable to repair the old three-megawatt hydroelectric plant, that worked for 40 years in Rio Hondo, but was destroyed by Hurricane Mitch in 1998.
The project on the Colorado River — which currently supplies drinking and farming water to the Rio Hondo population — would be medium-sized, and would be able to generate 32 megawatts of electric energy through a dam with a height of 10 meters (32 feet) and a capacity for 1.2 million cubic meters (42.4 million cubic feet). The facilities would cover 13 hectares (32 acres) and the energy generated would be destined for sale in the region's wholesale market.
Scarce participation
While Mayor Felipe Méndez said with satisfaction that "it is finally time that decisions are taken democratically in Guatemala," the business sector rejected the referendum for a lack of participation (29.3 percent) and insisted on the state property of the natural resources.
Of a total of 9,679 registered voters, 2,831 voted, of which 2,737 (96.3 percent) voted against the plant, while 74 voted in its favor. Thirty ballots were annulled.
In relation to the lack of voters, Patricio Paz, an official of the Municipal Planning Office, in charge of the information campaign about the consultation, said that "electoral participation in Guatemala has always been low. In addition, the electoral census has not yet been updated." He mentioned that migrant and deceased citizens have not even been removed from the registered voter's list, so it would be impossible that 9,679 people would show up at the polls.
Still, according to the 2002 Municipal Code that was forged in the Peace Accords that were signed in 1996, this percentage of participation exceeds the 20 percent of votes that are legally required for a consultation to be valid in places without an indigenous majority. Among the 23,186 people living in Rio Hondo, only 240 are indigenous.
For many, the case of Rio Hondo, along with the consultation on mining which took place in June in Sipacapa in the western department of San Marcos, where 97 percent of the residents rejected mining projects in their municipality was an unprecedented step forward in the process of decentralizing the country. However, for others it has let loose a crisis of "ungovernability" that will scare off foreign investors, and made urgent a revision of the constitutionality of the consultations.
"It is a contradiction in terms that these communities are protesting high electricity costs and later reacting by impeding investments, denying the possibility of cheaper energy, condemning us to depend on hydrocarbons," said Luis Ortiz Peláez, the energy and mining minister.
Provisions guaranteed?
Before the fear of the population that the project will create shortages of drinking water, and other potential hazards, the company assured that the water supply will be guaranteed, and promised to invest US$52,000 annually in projects that will help the population as well as adding 100 new jobs. However, the municipality said that the study of the environmental impact of the business did not take into account the drop in the river caudal caused by Hurricane Mitch.
After the consultation, the companies Rio Hondo S.A. and Electro Oriente — which will construct another hydroelectric plant in the area — appeal to the justice to declare the consultation's result not binding. "If necessary, we will take it to the Constitutional Court," said Mario Monterroso, a lawyer for Rio Hondo S.A.
The company claims that the water is property of the state and so the state must draw up the policy.
The municipality is standing firm on its autonomy and the decentralization of basic resources for the town's residents.
For his part, Ortiz said that the consultation will be respected, because the companies want to abide by the law. "One has to take into account, however, that the state is in charge of the natural resources and we have the last word on that," he said. " The licenses will be issued in accord with what the state's laws say."


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Annnnd we're back! Vegas! I don't know if I've necessarily missed you, but I am reminded why you are one of my favorite cities.
In the past seven years I've lived in California, I've managed to make it down to Sin City five times. Ironically, at the end of each trip I make some mention of being 'over' Vegas… just to find myself back there in little over a year's time. For everything opulent and grand, I find it one of my favorite places for BL and I to hit up for a long weekend.
To save on holiday flights, and to add a little adventure to this trip, we decided to road trip it early Wednesday morning. I actually really enjoy car trips with BL as it gives us time to catch up without distractions and listen to books on tape or my newest obsession- the Serial podcast.
We dominated the eight hour trek with only one quick stop and arrived at our hotel in time for lunch. Thankfully, the Hard Rock has great restaurant options, but we defaulted to what we do best —-> margaritas and Mexican food. You can take the boy outta California, but you cannot take the California outta the boy.
The minute we booked Vegas for Thanksgiving, I immediately made reservations at a restaurant I have been dying to try since it opened- Giada. Excited would be underselling it. As a lover of delicious, simple Italian food, Giada has been my favorite Food Network star since Everyday Italian. Since we are only BFFs in my daydreams, booking a table at her newly opened place would have to suffice.
I couldn't wait for Thursday night so I persuaded BL to do a walk-by on Wednesday evening to grab a drink at the bar and view the impeccably decorated lounge area. Followed immediately by late-night pizza.
Non-traditional Thanksgiving is so.much.fun. Since all of our family is on the other side of the country, I couldn't think of a better way to spend the holiday. Having a mini getaway to Vegas was the perfect way to recharge before the holiday season and spend time with the person whom I am most thankful for- my husband.
I am also very, very, very thankful that I finally got to eat at Giada. I seriously thought my smile was going to fall off on our walk to the restaurant. Totally cheesing. While we had a feast of foods, I picked a few of my favorite dishes to share with you here.
First, can we talk about the bread basket? Since carbs and I go wayyy back, the presentation and topping bar left me giddy. The breadsticks were my favorite, but trust me when I say that all the bread was good. Like me, Giada is a sucker for lemon and capers on everything so I loved the little tray of pesto, red pepper flakes, and capers that came with the bread.
Next up- this pizza. It's funny to think how much pizza is in my diet courtesy of BL. No matter where we are in the world, BL will find a way to have pizza.
Proving my point, this pizzette, which wasn't even on my radar until both the sommelier and BL picked it out. Wood fired mushrooms? Done. I can't even explain how great the crust was- chewy, yeasty and crispy all at the same time. Thank goodness I was forced to split it.
Of all the thing we tried that night, the Arancini di Riso (fried risotto balls) was hands down both BL's and my favorite. I've had a soft spot for arancini ever since I was a kid, so much so that we served them as one of the appetizers at our wedding.
These did not disappoint, and I love that she offers a few different varieties on the menu. Sigh, seriously G- I think we would both enjoy an evening of laughing and eating all of your food. Call me.
Friday was spent walking up and down the strip, indulging in a few Black Friday sales, grabbing gelato, and not rushing. I think that's what I crave most about vacations- the lack of having to rush everywhere. Not being on a schedule is the best vacation I can think of. I know that sounds so old, but it's the truth. As an over-planner, I need moments where I'm not worried about the next thing on my list. Trust me when I say that Vegas is the perfect cure for type-A personalities.
And that's a wrap! We headed out of town early Saturday afternoon along with what seemed like the rest of the world. After overindulging for the past few days, I was ready to get back into my routine, see a vegetable and stretch. We stopped for my favorite fast-food on the way home, Chipotle. I love Chipotle so, so much and feel like I can eat healthy, even when I'm traveling. This is my go-to bowl that I get 99% of the time: brown rice, black beans, sofritos, corn salsa, spicy salsa, and extra guac.
In short: Great food. Great trip. Bad luck at the casino tables. How was your Thanksgiving?


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U of A's Dr. Bill Samuel publishes his first book titled "White As A Ghost: Winter Ticks and Moose"
InnoWest 2004 promotes the new innovation based economy thanks to THECIS's Peter Josty, Micralyne's Chris Lumb, and John Moldon of Medicine Hat
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ITEM:1TITLE: Peter Josty, Executive Director, THECIS and Chair, InnoWest 2004
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SUBJECT: #145 InnoWest 2004: Innovation in Rural Communities
ITEM:4TITLE: Dr. Bill Samuel, Author and Associate Dean, Research, Faculty of Science, University of Alberta
SUBJECT: #145 White as a Ghost: Winter Ticks and Moose
SYNOPSIS: Imagine trying to keep yourself warm and well fed in the winter while carrying around a crowd of 35,000 bloodsucking parasites on your back. The mere thought is enough to turn you "White as a Ghost". And thats the title of Dr. Bill Samuels new book on the plight of tick ridden moose.
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Win It Wednesday. Live Concert Tickets at The Fillmore Silver Spring.
Posted by amandar in Blog Posts, giveaways on Wed, Feb 1, 2012
I know what you're thinking, two awesome contests back-to-back?!
I know, right!
That's exactly what we said!
And then we did a happy dance!
Because this week, we are bringing you a pop sensation!
I mean, I think he's a pop sensation?!
Clearly, I'm personally way old to know all of the words to his hit, "iYiYiYi".
Clearly. Entirely too old. I'd look ridiculous singing that in my bathroom mirror. I mean, I think I would. It's not like I know or anything.
Anyway, still not sure who the teen star we're sending one lucky inner (and four pals) to check out this month?
Maybe this will help…
Cody Simpson?! Australian born 15 year old singer/songwriter?!
Well ask your tween about him then!
Because we are giving away a four pack of tickets to his upcoming concert at The Fillmore Silver Spring!
Yes, that gorgeous concert venue (did you know it is currently in the running to be named Washington City Paper's best New Venue?!) that well comes world renowned acts like Adam Corolla and The Roots is bring Cody Simpson to screaming, chanting, jumping, and whatever-else-young-able-bodied-people-do-at-concerts right here to the DC Metro area on Monday, February 20th!
Wanna surprise your youngster and a couple friends by going?
Here's how to enter:
- Required entry: Leave a comment on this post telling us who your favorite music group was when you were 15. (I liked the Backstreet Boys, but shhhh, don't tell N'Sync, they just weren't out yet!)
- Additional entry options (please leave a comment for each entry you complete): 1) Follow Tots2Tweens on Facebook, 2)Follow @Tots2Tweens on Twitter, 3)Follow The Fillmore Silver Spring on Facebook, 4) Follow @FillmoreSS on Twitter, 5) Tweet this: "I just entered to win tickets to see @CodySimpson from @tots2tweens on 2/20 @fillmoreSS and you can too! Enter here: http://bit.ly/wW7Myd"
Contest closes February 15th at midnight Easter time.
*Disclaimer: Tots2Tweens received 4 tickets to the Cody Simpson concert from The Fillmore Silver Spring for giveaway purposes. We have not been compensated for our promotion of this event. All opinions are those of Tots2Tweens.
**Sesame Place giveaway is closed. Congratulations to our winner, Rebecca.
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I loved the Backstreet Boys too!!!
Jackson 5!
well coming from that i am 15 i am in love qwith CODY SIMPSON!! when i met him it made me love him even more!! he recently followed me on twitter and OMG i cried! it was sooo amazing i will defffss be entering the extra contests


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Article written by Niels Chaneliere
This is part 2 of a 2-part story about Vieques Island
If you haven't read part 1 yet click here
Vieques is known for its unique attraction, Mosquito Bay, otherwise known as the world's brightest bioluminescent bay.
For those who don't know what a bioluminescent bay is, it is an ultra-rare and fragile ecosystem in which microscopic single cell organisms called Dinoflagellates (let's call them Dinos) thrive in the water. When the Dinos are agitated by an external force, they release energy in the form of a bright blue light. In other words, anything that comes into contact with the Dinos makes them glow.
Mosquito Bay is the world's brightest and most dense bioluminescent bay in the world due to its special characteristics. The very narrow opening to the sea protects the bay from winds, waves and tides, allowing the Dinos to thrive in the calmest of waters. The mangroves surrounding the bay provide a consistent source of nutrients to feed the organisms and the fact that for once, humans (yes, us!) are protecting the area allows this phenomenon to maintain itself. No boats are allowed in the bay and the dense mangrove prevents public access to the area.
Since the bay is protected, the only way to visit it is through a guided tour. One of the guys working at Duffy's recommended we go with Abe's Biobay Tour because of the laid-back nature of the tour.
We got to the meeting spot at nightfall and there were about 10 people waiting there. We had already noticed since our arrival that the island was full of free roaming horses everywhere. On the side of the road, on the beaches, in the parking lots and in the small streets of the town. Abe himself was the tour guide and as he was explaining the procedures for the tour we were about to start, 2 horses in the grass beside the parking lot started fighting aggressively.
We watched for about 10 minutes until all the horses ran away. He explained to us that all the wild horses we see on the island are all owned by someone. Vieques horses have 'free range rights' and the owners let them roam free to graze in the wild. I still don't know how the owner finds his horse when he needs it, considering that the island has an area of 350km2, but I guess that doesn't seem to be an issue for them.
We hopped on a minibus and drove for about 20 minutes along a rugged and bumpy dirt road up to the bay's edge. It was pitch black upon arrival and Abe sorted us out with a 2-person kayak.
Over the next 2 hours, we kayaked through the mangroves and into the middle of the bay, each paddle stroke lighting up the water a bright blue tone. It was surreal to watch the water glow as the kayaks moved. Abe was a real charismatic and funny guy, making jokes and giving us some history about the place. For a guided tour (which I'm not a big fan of), it was relaxing and entertaining at the same time.
At one point, everyone stayed still in the blissful silence while gazing at the universe of stars that was above our head. Just after, a huge stingray glided underneath our kayak, lighting up the waters in an instant flash, literally highlighting the form of the stingray that was about 2 meters deep.
As we were driving back from the bay on the dirt road, Abe suddenly stopped the minibus and jumped out and went running into a bush. Surprised and unsure of what was going on, he returned a few minutes later with a huge crab in his hands. High on the adrenaline of his catch, he says 'dinner for tonight!'. We all laughed at the randomness of what had just happened as he threw the live, raw crab into the glove box.
The next morning, we woke up to the sounds of horses neighing in the paddock in front of the house.
We had a light breakfast with the woman who owns the house while she told us a little bit about her story and some of the island's history. There are only 9000 residents on the island year-round, making it a small and local population. She explained that in the 1940's, the United States purchased two thirds of the island for military operations, forcing the local citizens to move to the centre part of the island. Those areas are now today's wildlife refuge areas.
It was a windy and rainy day, as dark and heavy clouds filled the sky. Regardless, we slapped on our ponchos and headed off to the far Western side of the island.
We arrived at Mosquito Pier, a mile-long pier with a road all the way to the to the end of it. While driving, we did not come across anybody, no cars, no people, just abandoned and spooky infrastructure.
At the tip of the pier, there was an old run-down ship terminal, that looked like it had not been used in over 15 years. As you look behind, a breathtaking view of the rugged coastline of the island becomes visible.
There are no buildings, no hotels and no man-made structures visible to the eye.
The entire atmosphere with the dark grey clouds transformed the clear blue waters into a murky abyss, uninviting and gloomy. It felt like we were the only people on the island discovering a once inhabited and used place that was no more, piecing together the puzzle of what once went on in the past.
We drove deeper into the jungle, searching for the bunkers. The roads became smaller, thinner and overgrown by the thick layer of forest beneath the canopy. The occasional horse was seen grazing on the side of the road.
Finally, out of nowhere, we came across the hidden bunkers. They have been incorporated into the ground, with the forest growing over them. Once again, an eerie vibe took over with all these concrete military structures that had been left abandoned for years.
For kilometres, there are a whole line of bunkers, some of them open and some of them closed. We stopped at an open bunker, and it was full of computer screens and office debris. On the ground, there were literally thousands of shotgun casings scattered everywhere. We spent the entire afternoon driving alone in these winding roads, stopping at different types of bunkers, spotting hidden underground ones with their chimneys popping out of the ground. It definitely looked like there was a big hidden operation going on here in the past.
You could distinguish the power station from the office spaces and the different storage spaces. It looked like the map of a World War II video game. The roads didn't seem to end, and neither did the bunkers. After a few hours of visiting all the open bunkers we could, we got low on fuel, and since we were alone, without a phone and many kilometres away from the closest town, we made our way back to Isabel II.
That evening, we returned to Esperanza for dinner. We had so many questions from that afternoon. Why were the bunkers there? What were they used for? What are all the used ammunition shells and casings on the ground? Why is the pier that long and abandoned? Why did the guy who rented us the moped not want to talk about the story behind the bunkers? Why are they so strict about the wildlife regeneration area?
Back at Duffy's, Sam (the guy we met 2 days before) had just finished his shift and hung out for a bit with us at our table. We started chatting and talking about what we had seen during the day. Sam is a Vieques local who gave us the low down on everything to piece the puzzle together.
So as mentioned earlier, two thirds of Vieques was purchased by the US Military in the 1940's. On one side of the island, the Marine Corps occupied the island for training purposes and on the other side, the US Navy occupied the Western end as an ammunition depot and secret base in the Caribbean.
This was a strategic move as the US entered WWII. The bunkers were built so deep inland so that any plane flying over the island would only see dense forest. This is where Mosquito Pier comes in.
The US created the secret base in the 1940's. The original plan was to build a pier/breakwater wall connecting Vieques to the Porto Rican mainland, making it one of America's biggest offshore naval bases.
Midway through its construction, the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbour led the Navy to abandon this plan (to avoid having all ships in the same spot). When the Second World War finished, the military and navy continued to use and store their armaments and weapons in the bunkers on the island.
For the next 60 years, Vieques became a testing ground for new weapons, bombs and missiles.
This destroyed not only the ecology but the local communities living on the island. Today, 30% of the population suffers from cancer or serious illnesses due to the extremely high levels of uranium, mercury and lead still present on Vieques. So, what any innocent tourist may believe is a wildlife regeneration area, is actually, and still up to today, a dangerous minefield with unexploded bombs and dangerous debris lying around. This is why they are so strict about not entering the area. Pellets, casings and old rusted weapons cover the ground.
Sam continued to explain that after intense protests in the late 1990's that got international coverage, George W. Bush signed a treaty in 2001 with the Porto Rican Governor to withdraw the military by 2003. In 2003, the military and navy left the island leaving behind a trail of destruction and contamination. The occupied land was handed over to the U.S. National Fish & Wildlife Service who have since then been conducting a huge cleanup operation, funded by the US Navy.
Today, 15 years after leaving Vieques Island, locals still have a bitter taste about the last 80 years and the mark it has left on their precious piece of land that they call home. Everything now made sense.
On our last day, we sunbathed and swam at a local beach called Playa Caracas, enjoying the last of our days in the sun, away from the world, on this beautiful island with a shady history. One last time, the turquoise water and sun kissed our tanned skin before we returned to reality.
The next morning was rush hour as we got the woman from the house to drop us off at the airport at 7 in the morning. We then had to fly back over to Ceiba, then catch a transfer (1h30mins) in time for our 11.30am flight in San Juan.


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Mix 106's own Robin Scott directed traffic to Cap Ed on Parkcenter Blvd. today, for their grand opening of Saturday hours! Not only was a pink tractor parked in the lobby, but Basilio's authentic taco truck was in the parking lot! Susan G. Komen Foundation was giving away cowbells in honor of breast cancer awareness month.
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It's not like stepping into another world...at all. It almost like stepping into China Town in Ottery or Sable Square. A series of shops selling brassware, cheap Chinese and Taiwanese hair accessories, make-up, bags and of course, spices. I love China Town - this doesn't even come close when it comes to clothing and other fun stuff. If you search for the market on the Internet, you're bound to find close-ups of spices and all sorts of fun stuff. Naturally, after doing my searching, I was excited to see what it's all about. Now, I could be completely wrong and may have only seen a fraction on the place, so if you've been, please let me know that I went to the wrong entrance or building altogether.
|This was the most exciting stall I saw
I expected to see saris and scarves and other more interesting things. Anyway, I managed to leave with KFC and Nando's spices - so it wasn't a complete waste. I too am guilty of only taking close-up shots of the spices, simply because there was nothing else appealing to take pics of...and after the spice man cautioned me and suggested I don't walk around with my camera so freely, my picture-taking came to an end.
If you're in Durban, visit the market and let me know what you think. As a an avid 'marketeer', I expected a bit more.
It's on the corner of Queen and Victoria Streets and operates Monday to Saturday from 08h00 to 18h00 and Sundays from 10h00 to 16h00
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No Regrets! no regrets in spending much money for a very Awesome weekend experience at Las Casas Filipinas De Acuzar ("The houses in the Philippines of Acuzar"). This hotel/resort was a brilliant idea of Jose "Gerry" Acuzar, the owner of San Jose Builders. He decided to rebuild different mansions from the Spanish Era. He bought most of them from different places in the Philippines such as Manila (Tondo, Binondo and Quiapo), Quezon City, Bulacan, Pampanga, La Union, the Ilocos and Cagayan. He dismantled each houses brick by brick from their...Jump to full entry
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Sitting at the Manila Airport, Terminal 3, Domestic. Flying in and out of Manila is a little more complicated than you would expect. There are four terminals, and, while they are in the same general area of town, they are pretty rremote from each other. If you end up in the wrong terminal and don't have at least an hour for the transfer, you are probably sunk. Taxi drivers tend to ask several questions to make sure they are taking you to the right terminal. But, foreigners have a way of being too stupid for even the best of taxi drivers....Jump to full entry
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Today was the day… the day I didn't know would ever happen… but today it did!
I sold my first photo on Etsy! Can you believe it!? I'm so delighted I can't talk! We already did a dance around the front room!
I know one photo isn't that big of a deal but hey! I have to start somewhere! And if I never sell another one I know that one of my photos is hanging in a house somewhere that I took! :~)
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Baskets are the best
One of my favorite things to do is to play in the mesh baskets that Mom and Dad keep putting clothes in. Sometimes they are clean and sometimes they are dirty. Either way, I love jumping in baskets. There are 2 that I particularly love. They are both blue and meshy, but one is taller and the other is bigger around. The tall one is fun to knock over and hide in, b/c it's gives me the power of invisibility. Then I can wait there until just the right moment when someone is walking by and JUMP OUT!!! I also love to climb Mom's bathrobe in the bathroom. I like jumping up and climbing my way up to the doorknob then jumping down and attacking the silky blue ribbon on the side. AHHH...there's a bug in here, I have to go catch it for Mom...
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Without evidence and against the wishes of the family, Fox News' Sean Hannity continues to push a discredited conspiracy about the murder of Seth Rich. On his TV show and other platforms, Hannity is using the deceased DNC staffer as part of a desperate attempt to discredit t the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion that Russian hackers sought to bolster Donald Trump's presidential bid.
Hannity's exploitation a young man's murder has caused some advertisers to sever ties with him. But Hannity, notwithstanding his pledge to stop talking about Rich, has pressed forward. As recently as Tuesday night told his viewers he'd have "a lot more coming probably sooner than later" about Rich.
Vice President Mike Pence rewarded Hannity's conduct with an appearance on his show Thursday night. The vice president came on to talk about Trump's decision to leave the Paris Climate Accord following an opening monologue where Hannity — who has been working with a new right-wing group targeting liberal TV host's advertisers for no particular reason — issued a thinly veiled threat to other hosts.
"Tonight, it is time to fight fire with fire," Hannity said. "Where are the so-called champions of civil rights and freedom of speech on the left? Why aren't liberal commentators like Bill Maher and Steve Colbert, why aren't they speaking out defending freedom of speech? And by the way, why has not one liberal cable news host stood up for me and my right to freedom of speech?"
Hannity obliquely referred to the Rich situation during his interview with Pence.
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This week, I took a little baby step outside the hermetically sealed world of pro sports by attending Oakland Tech's home game against rival Oakland High. It was a like going to a Warriors game in that the teams played basketball with five players on either side. In every other respect, it was quite different:
• Tech charged us $5 to get in. While that still struck me as a bit steep for a high school game, it was a nice break from the $20-plus the Warriors charge for what can only technically be described as "professional" ball.


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Some of you have met my my mean green cruising machine (which really needs a name - suggestions?) But tonight I got reacquainted with my first bike love:
Before the red bike, I had a super cheapo heavy bike that I got at Canadian tire when I was about 12 years old. I had my parents ship this bike to me on Greyhound a while after I moved off of Burnaby Mountain down into North Burnaby for the second time (sometime around 2002 I believe), thinking I could ride it around the 'hood a bit. I hadn't fully realized what a prairie bike it was - it weighed a ton and was only good on super flat roads.
The weekend started off pleasantly, with dinner with a friend (from university) who's down here visiting for a week and a half. We went out to Central on Denman, which I always forget is actually a pretty great place. Not to mention, they were playing awesome music: MIA, old Erykah Badu, and local boys, DNA6 (whose cd I bought when I saw them play the Capers fair last year, and it's become one of my favorites, and turns out that they're friends of my boss, small world). Great evening catching up.
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Maybe I was too cocky thinking that I'd already paid my sickness dues for the year. I was surely wrong, and after feeling like I was fighting something off for a few days, the telltale signs of the insipid sinus infection, just like what took me down for over a month in the summer. I went to the doctor right away and started on antibiotics, but damned if it hasn't taken me down anyway.
A week in now, I am still totally wiped out, basically wanting to sleep all day. I made it into work for a few hours Friday, the first day all week, but it totally wore me out and I've had to skip out on all the fun I was supposed to join in on this weekend trying to rest up for tomorrow.
Last week I was a real stress case. Things in my life have kind of settled into ups and downs, and that's okay. I am trying to learn to be okay with ups and downs rather than let them make me feel disoriented and lose my footing.
Work was kind of intense, but I'm enjoying it a lot, and hoping that things continue to go well with it as I learn how to do what is needed and become more comfortable with my role.
I got to spend some time being arty midweek, which was nice.
Most of the week I was feeling pretty anxious though, not about anything specific, just kind of everything. It took the better part of the weekend to shake it, but I'm feeling much better tonight after spending a lot of time vegging out Friday and Saturday. And today I spent some time reading at the beach in the beautiful October sunshine, and managed to catch up on boring things like laundry and dishes before the week starts.
Just when I started getting excited about everything that was going on, life gave me one more hurdle to jump--I thought I was on the upswing from the flu that I caught a couple weeks ago, but then Thursday night when I walked to the Safeway, I realized something just wasn't right. It's only six blocks or so, but by the time I got there I was exhausted and felt kind of like I had asthma, but it just wouldn't really go away. I went into work the next morning, but was still having the same feeling, and knew I had no choice but go to the doctor's. I headed over there on my lunch break, only to find out that I'd actually developed both a respiratory and sinus infection. Fun! I guess sometimes I shouldn't be so tough on myself thinking I'm a wuss for being tired and not getting better fast enough, sometimes it really IS just that I'm not better yet!
So the doctor prescribed me some antibiotics and I called work telling them I wasn't going to make it back in, and headed over to the pharmacy. Friends will know how much of a fan of swallowing pills I am, so I was not to thrilled to begin with, but sucked it up and choked down the first dose. The pamphlet about the antibiotics warned that it tended to irritate people's stomachs, but the pharmacist had said that there weren't really many options, so I just toughed out the bit of discomfort.
Between taking a vacation, getting the flu (halfway through my vacation, which carried on through well over a week), and finally the power outage that has been going on in Downtown Vancouver for 2 days now (and not expected to be fixed until at least tomorrow night, possibly Thursday morning) giving many of us an unexpected couple of days (almost--still have to keep an eye on things) off or at least working from home, I have been doing some extended thinking about where I want things to go with my life.
I would just like to say how totally unimpressed I am about being sick right now. I've been sick since Thursday, after 2 days of having a fever and being achy all over and snotting all over the place. Now my fever is gone, but my throat hurts, and I'm all stuffy and coughing. And I just all of a sudden got a rash all over my tummy, its origins totally mysterious to me. WTF. Seriously, adding insult to injury. And this was supposed to be my vacation week! This is me NOT IMPRESSED.
Big thanks to everyone who's checked up on me and brought me supplies over the last few days, I love you guys.
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After a long hiatus, Asa returns with this amazing single "Dead Again" lifted off ff her third studio album "Bed Of Stone" slated for a September release.
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In this day of concerns for our environment and its future we all need to be recycling whatever we can and Mic Conway's Band does it with an extreme flair and a wonderfully wild musical sound. Even the kitchen sink has found a place of honour in this group and many more metallic items will show the magical sounds they can make. Perhaps you will come away from the concert with a whole new opinion of your cluttered garage shelves? Along with their concern for our environment the Junk Band will add their amazing style and humour so be prepared to have a lot of fun and even enjoy some great music. Witness fire eating, illusion, passion, irreverent satire, singing saws, flying chooks and musical mayhem. A modern Vaudeville approach along with music you can really move along with will make the evening an experience that will not be forgotten. Mics well known brother Jim Conway resides in our area as well so there is a lot of talent in the family.
For four years the National Junk Band has had toes tapping and jaws dropping at festivals, pubs, joints, radio, and TV. With two death-defying albums to their credit, and the music to "Badcop Badcop" (ABC TV) in the can, they are about to kick over another with their latest CD "Tin Can Alley". A quantum leap of style and musicianship for the quirkiest band in the land who even performed for the Pope (Pope Alice's "Pacifica" at the MCA).
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