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ATLANTA, Jan. 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- More than 120 bank-owned properties in Georgia, Florida and Alabama -- including a wide range of commercial and residential properties -- will sell in a multistate series of three auctions Feb. 18-20, with John Dixon & Associates managing the events.
"This is our first major set of auctions of 2014, and it's one of the best groups of properties we've had in a while," said John Dixon, president of the auction company. "We have a wide range of offerings, including day care centers, restaurants, retail, homes, golf course lots, and land," said Dixon.
The series of auctions will open at 11 a.m. EST Tuesday, Feb. 18, at the Marriott Orlando Airport, in Orlando. That sale will feature properties from Tallahassee to Miami, with a concentration in Central Florida. "One highlight is a 45-acre commercial tract on the bay in Melbourne. We also have some nice office condos in Tallahassee, and office buildings, warehouses, industrial properties and others dotted throughout the state," said Dixon.
Approximately 65 Georgia properties will sell beginning at 11 a.m. EST Wednesday, Feb. 19, at the Holiday Inn Atlanta - Perimeter/Dunwoody. "We have a lot of properties from south of Atlanta up to the state line. A couple of highlights are restaurants in Stone Mountain and Newnan, a former auto dealership in Jasper, and a child care facility in College Park," said Dixon.
The Birmingham sale is set for 1 p.m. CST Thursday, Feb. 20, at the Embassy Suites in Homewood, 2300 Woodcrest Place. It will include approximately 40 properties from around the state, including a two-tenant medical office building in Valley and an assisted living residence in Alabaster.
John Dixon & Associates, based in Atlanta, is one of the nation's largest auctioneers of bank-owned residential and commercial properties nationwide.
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The ASA is running a great two-day workshop on Creating Your Own Ebook. Melbourne writers experienced this in March and Sydney ran over the last few days. The workshop will be rolled out to Perth in May, Adelaide in August and runs in Brisbane in November.
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Highly recommend what Simon has to say and you can find him at his website, on Twitter and at if:book Australia. He's interesting, really pushes the edges of what is currently possible and happening. I mean, how many people have written a collaborative fiction book with their brother? I don't think I could work with either of my brothers without wanting to shout. A lot. But Simon and Darren made it work and were shortlisted for a prestigious writing award with their young adult book. Impressive.
ifbook: Australia also published Hand Made High Tech – commissioned essays on the future or reading and writing in a future slanted to digital. Have I mentioned I downloaded this as soon as it was available? And it's free? Brilliant work, you would be crazy not to avail yourself of this title.
ifbook: Australia constantly make me wish I was based in Brisbane. That is, when I'm not wishing I was in Melbourne to attend the Wheeler Centre Events. ifbook.australia are always creating interesting events and experiments. One to watch is their 24-hour book in June. 24 hours.9 writers. One book. No. sleep, especially for the editors! You can literally watch the story unfold at their website.
Knowing that digital is a bit of an obsession with me you won't be surprised that I knew a lot of the background and setting the scene side covered on the first day, but watching the crowd of writers and the interaction with Simon, this was exactly what most of the participants were there to learn. And learn they did.
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John C. Salvi III (March 2, 1972 – November 29, 1996) was an American who carried out fatal shootings at two reproductive health clinics in Brookline, Massachusetts, on December 30, 1994, killing two and wounding five. The motive for these attacks was his opposition to abortion. He was convicted, and later died in 1996 of an apparent suicide.
Brookline MA Clinic Shootings[edit]
In the mid-morning of December 30, 1994, John Salvi walked into the Planned Parenthood clinic on Beacon Street in Brookline, Massachusetts, carrying a black duffle bag. In the waiting room, he took a modified semiautomatic .22 rifle from the bag and, wordlessly, opened fire. A clinic assistant, Arjana Agrawal, was hit in the abdomen, and Salvi shot the receptionist who had greeted him, Shannon Lowney, in the neck, killing her instantly. Approximately forty people were in the room during the assault; of these, three were wounded. [1][2]
Salvi then drove down Beacon Street to the Preterm Health Services office. He asked receptionist Leeann Nichols, "Is this Preterm?" When she said yes, witnesses report that Salvi responded,"This is what you get! You should pray the rosary!" and then shot her multiple times. As he had at Planned Parenthood, Salvi continued to fire. Among those injured was part-time security guard, Richard J. Seron. Seron returned fire while protecting injured clinic worker Jane Sauer, who had been hit and was on the floor. Seron himself was shot four times in the arms, and once in the left hand. Salvi then dropped the black duffle bag, which contained a gun, receipts from a gun dealer in New Hampshire, and 700 rounds of ammunition. He fled in his Audi. Police were able to identify him from the gun shop receipt in the abandoned bag.[3][4][5]
John Salvi was captured in Norfolk, Virginia, after firing over a dozen bullets into the Hillcrest Clinic. The clinic was not open at the time.
On March 19, 1996, he was found guilty of murdering receptionists Lee Ann Nichols and Shannon Lowney. After an unsuccessful defense strategy related to Salvi's mental state, he was convicted in both killings.
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Salvi had long shown signs of mental illness. Despite erratic outbursts, difficulty living alone, earlier threats of violence, and the possibility that he was involved in an arson in Florida, neither the anti-abortion protestors who saw Salvi become distraught at their vigils, nor his family who had witnessed glaring signs of his illness, had taken steps to prevent Salvi from hurting himself or others. Although Salvi's parents had been concerned that he was troubled, they did not seek professional psychiatric advice on how to help their son, as they worried that the stigma of mental illness would impair Salvi's ability to live on his own.[6]
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During Salvi's trial, the defense argued that Salvi suffered from schizophrenia. Several expert witnesses, including noted forensic psychiatrist Phillip J. Resnick, M.D., testified that Salvi exhibited schizophrenic behavior and was not competent to stand trial.[12] John's mother Anne Marie Salvi testified that her son had told her that he, "was the thief on the cross with Jesus."[13] The defense argued that Salvi told his parents that "...the mafia and KKK are out to get me".[14] The prosecution utilized the testimony of Bridgewater State Hospital psychologist Joel Haycock, who spent eleven days with Salvi out of his sixty days under observation at Bridgewater State Hospital. Haycock claimed Salvi purposefully chose not to give a narrative of the events of December 30, 1994, and concluded that Salvi had no mental disease at the time of the crime and was competent to stand trial. Salvi was found competent to stand trial and was found guilty.
Salvi's conviction was ultimately overturned by the sentencing judge. Judge Barbara Dortch-Okara invoked the legal principle that a conviction may not stand if the accused dies before his appeals are exhausted.[15]
John Salvi had extensive beliefs in a number of conspiracy theories. While considered by his defense as evidence of severe mental illness, many elements of his conspiracy beliefs reflected those of others on the extreme end of anti-abortion activism : "Shortly after his arrest he released a handwritten note alleging conspiracies of Freemasons, conspiracies to manipulate paper currency, and conspiracies against Catholics. ... He has talked about the Vatican printing its own currency and a specific conspiracy of the Ku Klux Klan, the Freemasons, and the Mob."[16]
Salvi was found dead in his prison cell at MCI Cedar Junction in Walpole, Massachusetts with a garbage bag over his head tied around his neck on November 29, 1996. The official report states that Salvi's death was a suicide.[17]
- ^ McGrory, Brian; Cullen, Kevin (December 31, 1994). "Abortion Violence Hits Home Gunman Opens Fire in Brookline Clinics, Kills 2 and Wounds 5". Boston Globe. ProQuest.
- ^ Kifner, John (December 31, 1994). "ANTI-ABORTION KILLINGS: THE OVERVIEW; Gunman Kills 2 at Abortion Clinics in Boston Suburb". New York imes. Retrieved 18 October 2016.
- ^ "An Armed Fanatic Raises the Stakes". Time. January 9, 1995.
- ^ Bostrum, Barry; Seron, Richard; Bungard, Chad (Fall 2002). "JOHN SALVI III'S REVENGE FROM THE GRAVE: HOW THE ABATEMENT DOCTRINE UNDERCUTS THE ABILITY OF ABORTION PROVIDERS TO STOP CLINIC VIOLENCE". CUNY Law Review. 5 (2): 141–144.
- ^ Daly, Christopher (March 19, 1996). "Salvi Convicted of Murder in Shootings". Retrieved 18 October 2016.
- ^ Zaritsky, John; Storring, Virginia. "FRONTLINE: Murder on Abortion Row". pbs.org. WGBH Boston. Retrieved 18 October 2016.
- ^ Ibid. "FRONTLINE: Murder on Abortion Row". Retrieved 18 October 2016.
- ^ Wrath of Angels, James Risen, p.368, ISBN 978-0465092734, 1999, Basic Books
- ^ *Christopher B. Daly (March 19, 1996). "Salvi Convicted of Murder in Shootings". The Washington Post.
- ^ Extremist groups: information for students, Volume 1 - Thomson/Gale, 2006
- ^ "Don Spitz unwelcomed in Massachusetts". Armyofgod.com. Retrieved 2016-06-15.
- ^ PBS Frontline. (1995). Salvi's Hearing Transcripts. Retrieved February 7, 2007.
- ^ PBS Frontline. (1996). Murder on "Abortion Row" - Transcript. Retrieved February 7, 2007.
- ^ "Salvi's Hearing Transcripts | Murder On Abortion Row | FRONTLINE". Pbs.org. Retrieved 2016-06-15.
- ^ The New York Times. (1997). Conviction in Killings at Clinics Is Overturned. Retrieved February 7, 2007.
- ^ "The Website of Political Research Associates". PublicEye.org. Retrieved 2016-06-15.
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FWIW, I use my 55" rail to crosscut ply - it works fine. I mean, you're just using them for cabinets, right?
Morton replied to RyMcJe's topic in General Woodworking TalkThere's a reason the #4 is by far the most popular vintage plane available - it's a really great all-arounder. You won't regret owning one even if you move on to some other ones. It's super useful for all kinds of tasks around the shop and house.
You can get any rail you want and pay the difference. If you go with the standard 55", you might want to pay the extra $30 or so to get the rail that is perforated with the 32mm holes. It works with the 32mm cabinet system + router - may never need it, but not much more to get up front. At least, that's what I remember. I agree with all the other comments. The 55 is just a lot easier to use around the shop since it's smaller/lighter. Although I do rip a fair amount of 8/4, I'm still happy with my TS55 (sometimes I flip the stock and finish from the other side which gets me a good-enough cut to finish on the tablesaw.
Morton replied to bglenden's topic in Power Tool CityI agree with Huxley on his points. I own the Rikon 18" and have played with their other models - all very good bang/buck. I don't care about a brake at all - I turn it off and let is spin down while I do something else. The Woodslicer blades from Highland Woodworking are very nice for resaw. But they don't last "forever" - but also don't cost too much.
Morton replied to daddyman77802's topic in Hand Tool VillageI recommend checking out Chris Schwarz book the Anarchist Tool Chest as it has a list of the tools inside and why you want them. I've used it to create my own "wish list" of a set of hand tools.
Morton replied to nikbrown's topic in Power Tool CityI like the highland blades due to cost (low) and cut quality (good). They last quite awhile if you treat them correctly, but they do dull - I'm sure the carbide tipped blades last much longer. You'll have to learn your bandsaw when you first get it - practice, try stuff, figure it out. Bandsaws are way more finicky than table saws, which is why I love my Sawstop
Morton replied to Zignot5's topic in General Woodworking TalkI use the Norton 80 grit, 3x, blue, wheel. Got it based on Chris Schwarz recommendation. It's been perfect for me. Very easy to use, easy to avoid heating, grinds quickly.
Morton replied to haysflooring's topic in Hand Tool VillageLN aren't twice as good a saw, IMO. In terms of functionality, they are both awesome saws that'll do a fantastic job - I wouldn't say there's much difference there. So it's more a preference thing and some minor details. The LV saw are lighter weight with the polymer back (assuming you're looking at that style). LN are traditional saws and are heavier with the brass back. I happen to prefer the LN for the looks, feel and weight. But in terms of sawing, you'll be really happy with either.
I just checked my stack of doug fir in the workshop. Pretty cool to see the moisture dropping over time. So - it's been about 6 months and I suspect it's pretty equalized at this point; may have gotten there a bit sooner, I haven't checked in 4 months The pins on the moisture meter only goes in about 1/2" or so, but I'm measuring pretty far from the end of the piece where most the moisture should be escaping "out the end grain", rather than "out the side" (through the growth rings) -- at least, that's my understanding. I don't pay much attention to the actual readings, the moisture meter is just an OK one and I'm not calibrating it for species - although I guess it's set for Doug Fir I just check to see when the numbers stop changing.
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I'm hoping to embark on the same adventure: building a workbench from douglas fir timbers. So, unfortunately I can't help you with the question, but will say that although my timbers came from 10 years of storage - it was outside storage. Since being in the shop, they have certainly dropped in moisture content quite a bit - but it's taken a few months. So - chunk them into roughly sized pieces (or good enough to get in to the shop) - and find an out-of-the-way place to store for at least a few months before getting started.
Morton replied to DeanJackson's topic in Power Tool CityAs Paul mentioned - Festool has a sander for each type of use - so it really depends. But I'd generally look at the 5" and 6" random orbital sanders for furniture and woodworking. The ROTEX have very aggressive modes, but don't handle quite as smoothly IMO (due to weight distribution). So I'd start with the ETS125 or ETS150/3
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I'm going to drink water before every meal, focus on getting all my food groups in, and walk at least a mile.
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It's a very windy and snowy Monday morning here. We had our first snowstorm of the season yesterday that virtually shut everything down, and we had to cancel our dinner plans, but it's giving me an extra day off.
I'm feeling especially snug and cozy curled up on the couch here with my coffee while listening to the wind gusting and howling outside. I think this is how I'll spend most of my day. Especially with our power flicking off and on.
Okie, good luck getting everything straightened out at the bank today, and I sure hope you are including plenty of vegetables in your meal plan for the day!
Good morning right back to you, Debbie! I am going to remember your resolve and have a big glass of water before every meal, too. I am awful about drinking enough water, especially during the cold months, but your idea is a good way to remember to drink it.
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Hey, could we send some of that steam up here? Maybe it will melt the snow. My exercise today is going to be shoveling, lots and lots of shoveling. That should kick start the upper body work on my New Year's To Do list.
Okie - Good luck at the bank
Debbie - I made a huge pot of the secret vegetable soup yesterday. It's my go to trick when I really need to get back on track. Just a big pot of low salt veggie broth with cabbage, zucchini, greens, celery, onion and diced tomatoes. I like spicy so add nsa chili sauce to it. Then I have it with a veggie burger for lunch and a bowl with dinner before the main course.
Cottage - I hope your power stays on. We did all the running around last night charging everything, checking batteries and filling containers with water. Do you still have another day of this storm?
Today's plan was house cleaning, movie watching, exercising and relaxing. The weather will make darned sure we stick to that because we aren't going anywhere. I'm cooking and freezing dried beans and stews too so when work kicks back in I have a little cushion. There won't be any shoveling until the wind settles down out there. No point in moving snow around when the wind will just put it right back.
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Good morning! Would, you believe this old Hen had to look up the McSteamy reference? McDreamy, I know. Okie, I hope you win the tussle with the bank today and, as Cottage says, eat some veggies with that menu!
Debbie, I am trying to re-focus too and will join you in finishing projects, food planning, paperwork and water. I definitely will get back to the gym next week and am planning some treadmill and WATP this week.
Cottage, I imagine you snuggled into that cozy house. It's so nice to have visited each other and know what our houses ate like. Please stay home today!
Juliann, a big
to The Beach. It sounds like you have a plan for a good start. As Cottage says, the book is important to help you understand the "why" of this plan. Another very important thing is to check in to the daily every day, whether perfectly on plan of not.
Lovely day at my son's house yesterday. Despite my worries their dog was not too hyper and Disney put her in her place when she got too silly. Jazz was just his usual fun and cuddly self. I swear he will be a puppy all his life. We all had a nice relaxed family day and Tayler and I played with a lot of her "stuff" including a cotton candy machine that works with sugar-free hard candies! I was home before pitch dark, lit the woodstove, had a decent supper and fell into bed for nine hours.
My friend Shirleyanne and her DD Andrea the Gorgeous come for lunch today. I have some stewed beef which I'll turn into an SBD-OK stew thingie. They are bringing good bread from the city which I'll try to ignore and I am making a dessert with ricotta and some dried fruit.
Tomorrow I'll be back to "regular" life and shift gears. I even have a meeting at 7 PM.
When you go about your tasks on the third day of Christmas, try not to trip over the three French hens.
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Cyndi, I missed your post. It sounds like you are going to hunker down and stay safe but still get things done. Pass me some of that secret soup, OK? I have a veggie soup in the freezer that is not great but may jazz it up with some beans and salsa. Stay cozy and warm and don't even think of shovelling until it stops!
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Good morning!
Okie, t's a McSnowy and McWindy Monday here. We've got power but according to the TV many don't. It's an awfully cold day to be without power but luckily most around here have wood stoves. Good luck at the bank.
Hi Debbie, Linda and Cyndi, it's great to have a week day at home, eh? I know I'm sure enjoying it!
Welcome Juliann!
Have a terrific first day on plan!
Ruth, I'm glad your day was such a nice one yesterday. And how lucky Tayler is, I imagine she'll always remember you playing with her and checking out the new toys! My kids seem to be in no hurry, but I look forward to having grandchildren to play with.
My eating and exercise haven't been terrible but I don't expect I'll get 100% back on plan until after my daughter leaves on Wednesday. We're staying away from the candy and pastries but I'm eating more grains and fruits than usual and we're eating so many sweet potatoes... they're Beth's favorite and she doesn't cook much in Houston.
Today is going to be a cooking/cleaning/crafting day here, too, with some shoveling thrown in. Beth is helping me make ladybug magnets for my classroom chalkboards (I use them for display space, so many kids are bothered by the chalk dust these days) and a few other little things. She's very creative, like my mom and sister.
We're going to make some sweet potato chips with the dehydrator she gave me for Christmas. We did kale chips on Friday and they were wonderful, better than the ones I do in the oven. I'm going to do some more beans in the pressure cooker too. We've still got leftovers but I'm anxious to use this new toy while I'm in no hurry so that by the time I get back into busy mode I'll be quick and confident with it. (Cyndi the pressure cooker is from Target, it's a Demi 5 quart.)
Enjoy your McSteamy Monday friends!
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Good morning. Feels like the weekend still here since there is no school this week. Taking both boys to the dermatologist today for mole checks. Elliptical. Getting caught up on some reading. Drinking a lot of tea. Grocery store. Eating OP. Boring.
Okie - Good luck.
Debbie - I am a weather wimp - don't like to walk or bike outside if it is "cold."
Linda - I was glad to find out my son left his car in the one covered parking area on campus! Glad to hear you are snug and cozy.
Cyndi - Be careful you don't hurt yourself shoveling! I'm thinking I need to stock the freezer too.
Juliann - Welcome! Yep, reading the book and meal planning are both great things to help get you going.
Ruth - Oooh - I love the McD doctors
I didn't start watching until several seasons were past and I kept hearing everyone go on and on about that show. I got the old episodes from the library and caught up.
Heidi - I love sweet potatoes and can easily overdo them. Yum. I've been meaning to try kale chips in the oven but maybe should go for the dehydrator instead?
Have a great day all.
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Okie, have a great OP day and I hope your banking gets straightened out. As a former banker, I can suggest that sugar works better than salt. Rev up your sweetest voice and satiate them with kindness.lol
Linda, sorry your dinner got cancelled but enjoy your day off.''
Cyndi, your soup sounds fab! Enjoy your day and take care with the shovelling.
to the beach. Have a great day! Make sure you let us know if you run into any problems.
Ruth, I googled, too.
Aha! Now I know why you are having wine with lunch(read the OP thread first). Have a nice lunch with your friends.
Heidi, lol for a McSnowy and McWindy day! Glad to hear your DD is visiting for a few more days.
Karen, your day didn't sound too boring to me. I guess my day must be more boring than yours.
Ok, my body is telling me it's breakfast time. Fortunately, with the vitamix it's very fast.
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Good morning everyone!
I am not officially back at it just yet (lots of leftovers to eat up) but am going to be better than I have been the previous week, if that counts for anything. Made out like a bandit again this Christmas, including the Biggest Loser Ultimate Workout for the X360 Kinect.
Thought I would be all kinds of awesome this morning and while Anna was still asleep and with Chris at work, put the game in the 360. Everything is done with motion (YOU are the controller) so I started going through the setup and planned on getting a quick workout in. HOWEVER... when someone is stubborn and wants to play with her toys right in front of you, the Kinect thinks her TAIL is your HAND, so it gets all screwed up. It took me 15 minutes just to enter my weight because every time I held my hand over the little arrow, Voodoo's tail would swing, and the Kinect went HUHHH? Sigh. At least I finally got it set up so I can work out when Chris gets home tonight.
Otherwise, glad to not be in a blizzard, for SURE! We got 4-5 inches between the 23rd and 24th, and I still haven't even brushed my car off. Going to head to the store to pick up a few things today.
Cyndi - your soup sounds yummeriffic and will be a staple for me next week.
Well to all in their Winter Wonderlands, stay safe and keep warm. To everyone else, hope you have a fabulous day!!!
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Afternoon, ladies...hope you are all doing well!!! OMG, I have been completely miserable the past few days. I feel absolutely disgusting after my Christmas-time indulgence and am SO glad to be back on track today. Please remind me next year that indulging during the holidays is SO not worth it!!! I'm sure it doesn't help that it's TOM, either, but I know a lot of this water retention has to do w/ the absolutely horrid way I've been eating this past week. YUCK YUCK YUCK!!!
Okie -
By now I'm sure your bank situation is all resolved...or at least I hope it is!!! I need to remember to call my credit card company tomorrow and see if they'll forgive me for forgetting to pay last month's payment. Somehow it just completely slipped my mind...OOPS!!!
Lexxiss -
Drinking water before every meal is supposed to be one of the best things you can do to help w/ weight loss. We all should be doing it, really, but I just haven't made myself. Kudos to you for resolving to do it...let us know how it goes!!!
Cottage -
Yay for an extra day off...although I'd venture to say this isn't the way you wanted to get it, huh???
I would love some snow, but not the "shut down the city and threaten a blackout" kinda snow, LOL
Cyndi -
It sounds silly but while you're gonna get your upper body workout in w/ some snow-shoveling I'm going to try to get mine in w/ some leaves-raking. But I'm still waiting for the last of our leaves to fall!!! CRAZY!!!
Juliann -
Welcome to the beach!!!
A lot of people really like the roasted chickpeas but I personally wasn't a big fan of them. They were "okay" in my opinion...but I seem to be one of the few that thinks that way, LOL Feel free to ask any questions you have...the ladies here are a great help!!!
Ruth -
Yanno, I saw the title and I was thinking that I'm pretty sure we've had this one before, LOL I could be wrong, though. I was never a Grey's fan, anyway...LOL
Heidi -
Mmmmmmm, sweet potato chips sounds heavenly!!! I don't have a dehydrator, though, so I guess I won't be making those, LOL Let us know how they turn out, though!!!
weezle -
LMFAO...I got a good giggle out of picturing you trying to set up your Kinect only to be completely flustered w/ Voodoo and her waggy tail trying to do your job for you. And I'm betting it was so darn cute you just couldn't be mad at her, LOL
FINALLY...I got personals in!!! LOL As for me, there's a been a lot going on here lately. Jersey (new roomie) flew home to New Jersey for Christmas last week and is now stuck there. She was supposed to fly back in to Atlanta at 1030 PM tomorrow, but now she's stuck there until Sunday w/ something like 23 inches of snow. CRAZY!!! My younger brother left his wife this morning. They've been having trouble for a while now, but this morning was the breaking point when she refused to stand up to her mother and then slapped him across the face for asking her why she refused to stand up to her. Then she broke his cellphone in 2. I picked him up and he's now staying w/ us. It's hard on him b/c he does love her but he seems to be in a good place and has made his decision. He went to work w/o his wedding ring on.
Anyway, that's enough about me. I hope you ladies are having a fabulous day and I hope that you had a VERY Merry Christmas!!!
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No people no fear.
Why did this happen?
Do really deserve this?
This fear.
This phobia.
I shake and sweat at the sight of them,
Even more, I feel I have been condemned.
I'll keep my head down,
Avert my eyes.
I don't want to watch them laugh
At me.
My fear, my phobia.
Why can't I just be normal?
Happy and bubbly,
Not this hateful battle
That accuses me shameful .
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wow, so very good, down to earth and personal!! This is honest, a special work for sure!! EXCELLENT!!!
This is awesome. although it sounds a bit emo. but that's me so i don't really care
This poem is really strong, like the words are very powerful and it's really well written! :)
very good girl. i like your stuff the best that doesn't get carried away with rhyming. i hope you're ok with a little critical opinion. good job. bruce.
Very nice. If it's any consolation, you'll learn with time that those you fear... share the same phobia.
Keep the pen to the paper!
This is really good; it sounds like the person in this poem has agoraphobia, this is where a person fears being around people and crowded places. But more commenly people who suffer with agoraphobia are afraid of people. And yes I know someone who also suffers with this condition and they always think that everyone stares at her, even when there not.
But then again it also sound like she might just fear being bullied and she averts her gaze because she has low self esteem and self concept. (by the way self esteem and self concept is the way someone views or feels about them selves often people with low self esteem can be very shy.)
This is a fantastic poem I like this one as well. :)
That describes me perfectly. I don't know if I labeled this a confession but it is :( sadly. I thought it was just social-phobia, they have similar symptoms but social-phobia has a fear of public speaking ( which I do not have a problem with). I'm glad you understand though it makes me feel a little better about this "issue". I'm glad you like the poem too :)
Wow this is amazing does the person have agoraphobia, I know someone with agoraphobia and this sounds very similar, but good job on the poem. It's brilliant as always :D
OMG I have a crowd phobia myself--seriously, my head is spinning if I have to be stuck in crowd :( -- it's silly but I have a fear of people haha so I can relate to this poem. It's an amazing poem, I love it! :)
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The 5th Annual World Mining Competition
October 27 – 30, 2016 | Saskatoon, SK
— "Canada's First Undergraduate Mining Strategy Case Competition." —
Last year, the World Mining Competition hosted 72 delegates from 11 schools across 4 countries. Team's competed in the most high-level and multi-disciplinary case in the competition's history. Business & Economics, Geology & Earth Sciences, and Engineering students worked together to solve the case, and come up with what they believed to be the best solution. These teams demonstrated their ability to cross-collaborate, communicate, and simulate the problems of a fictitious company within the global mining industry. Last year's theme "Adapting to Uncertainty. Striving for Sustainability" challenged teams to create sustainable innovation-based recommendations, while realizing the struggle of adapting to the uncertain climate of the mining industry.
In 2016, the upcoming competition will feature the theme "Diversity in Balance". We hope to encourage an atmosphere of collaboration and respect for diverse thinking. We believe that diverse thinking yields the most effective and lasting solutions. The challenges that will be faced by the mining industry in the future will be global and they should be solved by a global team. WMC creates an environment that facilitates this relevant and robust approach to problem solving. The 2016 World Mining Competition dates are set: October 27 – 30, 2016, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
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The World Mining Competition
The Academic Case
The World Mining Competition has for years produced one of the most academically challenging cases, focused on current issues in the global mining industry. Business, Geology, and Engineering students work in teams of 4 to solve the case within 48 hours, followed by preliminary and final presentations. The Organizing Committee is working to bring you the new 2016 competition theme!
Networking Opportunities
Over the weekend, delegates are given ample opportunities to network with some of the most prestigious companies in the mining industry. Several past delegates have made careers out of competing in the World Mining Competition, and are continuing to earn from their success. With the opening ceremonies, challenges, a sponsor reception, and the awards gala, delegates are given ample time to connect with industry professionals!
Saskatchewan's Mining Industry
Since the World Mining Competition's inauguration, the competition has been hosted in one of the world's healthiest and fastest growing mining economies, Saskatchewan. Currently, Saskatchewan is ranked the best mining jurisdiction in Canada, and second best in the world. Home to several of the world's largest potash and uranium producing organizations, Saskatchewan's industry expertise has contributed greatly to the success and development of The World Mining Competition.
International Presence
Last year, the former National Mining Competition, was renamed to be the World Mining Competition. This name encompasses not only the presence of the delegates, but also the importance of international collaboration and global governance within the current mining economy. Schools from Canada, The United States, India, Germany, and The United Kingdom have competed multiple times in the World Mining Competition. The Organizing Committee is always looking to grow this roster!
The competition outline, tentative information on the competition.
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We've driven many versions of the Panamera, and discuss it on our "Car Debate" podcasts, but never got one on camera. Now used prices have brought them down to Everyday Driver levels, so we found a Panamera and a similar A7 to talk about affordable luxury. Watch Part 2, Audi A7, here: http://youtu.be/gkdtI1IQ8Hs Subscribe for new Videos from us on Thursdays! If you'd like to help us do more films, become a Patron: Patreon.com/EverydayDriver Our "Car Debate" Audio Podcasts is every Tuesday here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/everyday-driver-car-debate/id901453417? mt=2 - Also on Stitcher or wherever you find Podcasts - Join us: Facebook.com/EverydayDriver Follow us: Twitter.com/EverydayDriver