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It's a form of catching up, especially from people that I don't call or visit as often as I would like (isn't if funny how we say that: "as much as we'd like!"). Anyway, most of the cards that I receive (and give) are those with photos of their kids. To me, it's a fun glimpse into their life—a little peek—and to see how much bigger and older their kids have grown. Some of these yearly cards I keep from year to year, and I have half a mind to show you a snapshot of that drawer of mine!! There is one family that I especially like to receive a card from; it's always the same picture from year to year (same pose in front of their tree). This family is very unique because it's the family of a friend whom I've known for over 20 years. We talk here and there, meet for dinner on occasion, and when we do meet up or talk, we know what to say and pretty much will pick up where we've left off—like time hasn't passed.
The very last time we talked I was troubled. It was a month before Meghan was going off to her new school (July) and we had them over in June for a barbecue with their two kids. My friend and her husband were rubbing my shoulder and hugging me and offering me their support, encouragement and good friendship. But then again, this is what friends do, especially a friend of more than 20 years. But don't get me wrong, this wasn't the part of our visit that was troubling to me; the troubling part was how I noticed that her 4 year old daughter (a child that took years to conceive) was not developing the way that children her age should develop.
She was not responding to questions, she would not respond to direction, she would not play appropriately with toys, and she had trouble focusing on one activity at a time.
I didn't know what to say as my friend and her husband sat next to me and looked at me like I was the only one needing consoling. I also knew that their older child had just been diagnosed with ADHD and Tourette syndrome, but the only thing I said about that subject was simply asking about his well-being and school. I wanted to let them offer me more… or better yet, I was hoping that they would. But no more came with their story.
I know for fact that her brother's child has autism and now she has a child with ADHD (which I believe is on the spectrum) and now, again, from where I was sitting and observing, their daughter seemed much worse off than their son was at her age. She actually reminded me of Meghan when Meghan was 4, but I sucked that thought down with every gulp of my wine.
The most troubling part of this situation is that my friend (of more than 20 years) does not want to talk to me about her kids' issues, especially since I know that her daughter has been in early intervention since she was three—but that is all she ever told me—even though I had gently prodded for more. I don't think that she's in denial about her children's problems, but I think that she thinks that they will get better, unlike my situation. Then again, maybe that is a denial. And I have not taken this lack of divulging, or confiding, personally. I certainly know how tough it is dealing with two kids with issues, but, to me, that's the point that I'm trying to make and to get through to her: The fact that I've been through it all, from diagnosis, to where and how to get therapeutic services, to advocating for kids on an IEP within a public school systems, and, if not most important, offer emotional support as someone who knows what she's going through—as she already knows—and something that she and her husband have always been so willing to offer me.
I just don't understand. How do you not utilize and appreciate the knowledge and experience of a friend who has been there?

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There is no (real) battle for supremacy as far as music from the street goes. Olamide is the overlord and he reigns supreme while other indigenous rappers tussle for leftover titles. Olamide occupies the influential positions that there is in 'street music' – he is the 'voice of the street', 'the King of street' and 'baddest (perhaps greatest) guy ever liveth.'
Apparently, the King of the street is content with the territory he commands. On several occasions, he has maintained that he won't go out of his way to appeal to the international community – indeed, but what if international success was freely given and not needing strategic planning or extra effort, would Olamide still say no to awoof?
Olamide is taking a conservative approach to this international market penetration and it is understandable considering that it seems better to have an egg today than a hen tomorrow. Olamide has a firm grip on the local market but some observers believe he is not just 'street material,' they say he is Hollywood material and they would rather bet on him to 'blow' on the international scene than on Barcelona in an El-Classico match. MMG rapper, Wale is one of such persons and he seems to see an international worthiness in Olamide. Thus he has given the YBNL boss opportunities to make a claim for international exposure–not even once nor twice, but multiple times even, yet the YBNL boss chose to stay 'street'.
Here is a list of 5 times Olamide had the opportunity but failed to impress the international community:
Olamide's near absence on the field of international march doesn't seem to be resulting from lack of interest but a function of unsuccessful attempts and maybe due to his conservatism. However, his local content which he is best at creating, are beginning to find their way to the audience abroad. For instance, US producer Swizz Beats made a good show grooving to Wo! and maybe it's a sign that Olamide would break into the international market but honestly, that seems beyond belief.
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I'm searching for a modern day Ernie Pyle.
Ernie Pyle was a small town Hoosier who became a world renowned, Pulitzer prize winning war correspondent during World War II.
Ernie Pyle was born in Dana, Indiana. The current population of Dana is around 662, give or take. From humble beginnings, he went on to attend Indiana University in Bloomington in the 1920's. A semester shy of graduation, Pyle accepted a job as a reporter for the LaPorte, Indiana newspaper. Rumor had it he was suffering from a failed romance and ready to move on with his life. As a student of the School of Journalism he wrote for the Indiana Daily Student.
Ernie Pyle wrote an aviation column, one of the first to do so. He developed quite a readership during the Great Depression. He later would win a Pulitzer Prize for his wartime reporting on World War II. Ernie Pyle was never one to be a reporter from behind a desk. He believed in going to the site of the story and, in the case of war coverage, developing a relationship with the soldiers on which he reported. His respect for the soldiers and their stories of bravery in the line of duty was felt by his readers.
He was eager to see the world and understand it.
He was as famous in his day as Edward R. Murrow.
Time Magazine made him a cover story. Word was that Ernie Pyle was not comfortable with celebrity status. The Time Magazine story portrayed him as a naive, country bumpkin and that insulted him. Even then the elitists of the east coast didn't understand the rest of the country.
He was honored with a Purple Heart for his service.
Ernie Pyle died from machine gun fire on the Czech border in April, 1945. The same year brought the deaths of FDR, Hitler and Mussolini. A year of transformation.
When Pyle died, just days after FDR, Harry Truman commented on the loss of another American hero.
Not bad for a country bumpkin from Dana, Indiana.
Today there is a memorial to Ernie Pyle in Dana, called the Ernie Pyle State Historic Site. It is a museum telling the story of his life. Indiana University, presenting Pyle with an honorary degree in his later life, named the building for the School of Journalism for him. There is the Ernie Pyle Lounge which holds many possessions from his life. A typewriter, his jacket worn on the battlefields, small mementos like cigarette lighters, his Purple Heart, his Pulitzer Prize certificate, etc.
A large photograph was on display of Pyle, his ever present cigarette in hand. He was a heavy smoker. This was not an uncommon habit back in the day. The University czars of political correctness demanded the photo be replaced with a photo that features the burning cigarette discreetly in the bottom corner. They were concerned about students perceiving the photo as an endorsement for smoking.
The czars are idiots.
As a student on the Bloomington campus of Indiana University, I walked past the Ernie Pyle School of Journalism building more times than I can recall. I wonder what Ernie Pyle, a journalist of such integrity and a tough guy image, would think of the silliness that has virtually put common sense off the table in today's world of higher education.
What would Ernie Pyle think of journalists of today? As a print journalist I can't help but think he would be appalled with the constant editorializing of today's reporters. It is so common place that we, the readers, have been numbed to the prevalence. Journalism and commentary have married together with no divorce in sight. It is a time when organizations like AP and Reuters refuse to use the word 'terrorist' and instead look for less offensive, in their minds, terms. Don't want to offend a killer. Especially if the killer is killing Americans.
He would not be one of those content to report from the Green Zone in Baghdad, that is a fact. He would be out and about the country reporting on the good as well as the bad. He would report on the majority of the provinces at peace and building new lives in freedom from the former dictator. He would report on the schools being built, the children going to school, the economy that is booming from all the small businesses starting up. He would report on the heroes in uniform and the record number of commendations being awarded to them.
The stories of the war we are not reading in our newspapers leaves me feeling cheated. I know that the bad news sells newspapers. If it bleeds, it leads. The modern day press feels entitled to pushing their agenda which includes the opinion that the war is unjust and the President of the U.S. must be humiliated. At any cost. They are busy now doing victory laps for the victory of the liberals and the takeover of both the House and the Senate. You may have noticed, however, that the very military veterans they besmirch are the ones recruited by the Dems to run this past cycle.
The world is a dangerous place now. Unserious people, short sighted people, isolationist people do more harm than good. The lessons of history tell us this.
The whole picture tells the story.
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Searching for Ernie Pyle
Posted by Karen Townsend at 11:18 AM
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Amen, Karen. Amen.
I am so looking forward to the new year, reading your thoughts. What an excellent piece of work. You should submit it to one of those big newpapers in your area. You'd be front page, at least if I were editor.
You have the silliness of the college campus pegged, Not in every school or field but enough to make you go hmmmm.
- srp said...
I was thinking the same as ac.... this needs to go to a "Letter to the Editor" at least. Oh, but then they would be criticizing themselves....
Great post.
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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Dynamic and Dazzling
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
It's all in the noses
On carrot patrol
Monday, July 28, 2008
Baby B
Apple and AJ
Da Boy
A very special moment!
Our sweet Fred who came to us a year ago has been blessed with getting his very own person who is committed to loving and caring for him the remainder of his days.
Please help MHR in Congratulating
Mary Elynne Tappero
on her new life companion!!
Monday morning
I hope that all of you have a wonderful week. I am having to take my granddaughter back home, but the ranch is cared for by hubby, family and friends. I will be checking in as often as I can.
Big weekend for Baby B and Spirit, they were both introduced to the bareback pad and did not mind it at all. Progress.
Hope is being adopted by Lisa L. Hope is going to have a wonderful wonderful life. Thank you Lisa. We brought their moms to safety to foal, and we awaited the births of these precious little ones. Their first part of their journey of life has been safe, and they had the commitment of our love and care. You are taking our Hope to the next level of her journey, still to receive the love and commitment these majestic creatures so justly deserve...Thank You
Everyone, is happy this morning as they were fed verrryyyy early. So food motivated they are.
Diane my friend, my thoughts are with you. You will pass the BAR exam with flying colors I know you will. I know you did for CA you can do it for NV.
Everyone have a great week, one month from today I will be seeing most of you..whoohoo!
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Miracle Horse Rescue is happy and proud to announce the adoption of our
Nellie's Hope
We are very pleased as Hope will never want for anything and is going to an OUTSTANDING HOME
Please help me congratulate her new mom
Lisa Leach
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Saturday morning
Good Morning to Everyone from MHR,
We are all doing well. I hope this finds everyone doing good. Sorry for not being on as of late.
Our granddaughter has kept us hopping. If we had a quarter of her energy imagine what we could accomplish. All of the horses are doing well. We are treating General (21 y/o TB) for a summer sore, that he seems to get every year. But Dr. Henesler had us prepared with the medication, it just seems so long to heal. He is doing fine though with his treatment and he has a great appetite as well. He knows when it is time for his treatment and when he hears us coming walks away. Being s that he is blind his senses are so heightened, he hears the jar opening and it's like "No Way".
We have three of our horses pending adoptions, which is a good thing for the horses. Though it is emotional when the transaction is complete, this is the overall goal to find them the perfect home.
It appears it will be a beautiful day in the desert so we hope to get a lot done today. I hope that everyone has a great weekend.
* A special thank you goes to our fundraising committee and cheerleaders, so much is accomplished for the horses because of you!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
A boy and his toys
Wednesday morning
All is peaceful and quiet this morning here at the ranch. The sun is shining, horses are happy and healthy, what more could we ask for.
I want to apologize for not being on the last few days. Unfortunately we all think we can tackle just about everything, but a dumb old sinus infection got the best of me and I had to break down and make a visit to the good old people doctor. This is just a tail end residual of the bronchitis I suffered a month ago, but am on the mend.
We had to pick up our five year old Granddaughter at the airport yesterday, and goodness I have forgotten the energy a youngster can have, especially when one loves horses as she does. We must have visited the horses half a dozen times, and of course there was her excitement of seeing Apple and Aj, Jerri and Hope. Funny thing as she was petting Hope, she told her Grandpa that she wanted to pet Jerri. He told her that she really did not like being petted, but determined she stuck that small hand into the pen, and Jerri walked up and allowed her to stroke her nose. She turned and looked up at grandpa and said "See grandpa she let me cause she knows I lub her". The innocence of a child.
She also asked where Ceaser was and we told her that he had passed away and now he was an angel. She then said, he's okay I promise you, but I will miss him. She is something else.
The house is full of joy right now and the ranch will be filled with a million questions, but it is all wonderful. If each of us can touch the lives of a child and share with them our love of animals..then maybe just maybe abuse of humans and our furbabies will stop in these little ones lifetime.
I hope that all of you have a wonderful day!
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Special message from Mina
Mina arrives!
The top photo is Mina and Ginger, and the second is Mina with Rio.
More later...
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Sunday morning
All is well at the ranch this Sunday A.M. Very overcast here, not sure what the weather will hold for us today.
All the horses are doing well, babies enjoyed time together playing with their new big yellow ball. They are growing in leaps and bounds, they do not stay little for long. AJ is doing so much better with his leading does not get quite as excited any longer.
Rio is doing great, he is quite vocal and very loving. He has been welcomed by our other dogs and most of all he is a joy to all of us humans. His being six years old did not phase us in the least bit. If you can please visit your local shelter and if you can provide a home for an older dog, please consider it.
Everyone have a wonderful day!!!
Saturday, July 19, 2008
A door closes, and another opens...
Rio can never replace Ceaser, but we're very happy to have him here as part of our family. Older dogs usually have problems finding new homes, but not Rio!
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
All Hail Ceaser
Yesterday, Tuesday, July 15, our dear bulldog Ceaser was hit by a car and killed on the ranch. I am writing this to each and everyone of you. Thank you ever so much to those who already knew for your kind words, prayers and thoughts, and most of all Thank You for lighting the way for Ceaser across the Rainbow Bridge to Heaven.
This was a horrific accident that has affected each one of our family members. Though we love all of our fur babies, Ceaser holds and always will a special place in our hearts.
You see, Ceaser was a rescue. Six years ago I received a call that told me he was going to be taken to the pound because he was no longer cute and he had no manners. He was tied up outdoors with no food or water in the middle of summer. The former owners were right that he had no manners (but they did not teach him) but he was cute. So we took on this obnoxious 2 yr old and for the first week he raised cain with everyone else, but once he was neutered and figured the lay of the land so to speak, all was well. It truly puzzles me to this day why people take on fur babies and then cast them aside. Is it an instant gratification or their own egos? I just do not know.
For six years Ceaser has been a joy in our lives, he touched the hearts of many people who visited the ranch. He was truly the King of his domain. As he had aged he was slowing down, and would bark for no apparent reason but we accepted his quirks and loved him all the same. Writing this is very hard for me to do, as I am overwhelmed with hurt.
My main purpose of writing to all of you is to just say Thank you for being here and understanding.
Stephanie and Rob
Monday, July 14, 2008
Monday morning
It was a busy weekend around the ranch, but then it always is. Of course we did the typical daily chores but there was some fun time playing with all the youngsters.
Baby B and Spirit had their feet done, and I gave them each a good grooming. Baby B was really enjoying her grooming and she would like to recommend Satin hands and Satin Feet by Mary Kay. It is a wonderful product as she and grammy work their hands and feet so much, that it truly soothes and softens. It makes a huge difference not only for you, but what Grammie sells she is giving back to all of the horses at MHR. Baby B does love to be groomed, she will nuzzle you every chance she gets. One of her fav things to do is take that soft velvety nose and rub it against your cheek as if to say thank you.
Spirit, oh what a little man he is, he loves to be groomed, but what is funny is Spirit is ticklish. As you stroke him with the curry comb and brush his whole body quivers and he just gets so excited. You can see the expression in his eyes of no, no, to the right no to the left, it is so funny. He does not mind anything though, he is always so calm. Always a gentleman under halter and lead, but turn him loose and he becomes a little boy, all rough and tumbly. He loves to play with the balls in the roundpen, he loves the ball with handle as he likes to swing it around and occasionally beat himself in the chest with it. It is funny to see.
We changed out the camera that is looking into the roundpen to give a better angle and hopefully a better view of the horses that are there. We have been putting out different horses into the roundpen that are able to go throughout the weekend.
The littlest ones or should I say the biggest babies were out together yesterday. Hope loves people and is in your hip pocket. She is just the sweetest biggest thang, and she thinks she is Ms. Thang, another Diva in the making. Then there is AJ, oh my is that boy strong. It's taking him a bit longer in learning to lead, you will be walking along and all is well, and just when you think you can relax a bit he decides nope time to run, so you then do a short burst of "Dirt Surfing", then once you have him back under control he looks at you like "WHAT??" He is doing exceptionally well. We can pick up and cradle both his and Hope's feet, in fact they will have their feet done for the first time over the next couple of days. I am hoping to have Theresa over when this transpires as I would like to have it videoed. We will see.
Otherwise that is it for now. I am happy that everyone that attended the Barbaro celebration had a good time. Maybe the next one, more of us can attend including myself. It has been years since I have been back east. Just have to wait and see, cause as we all know everything is subject to change.
Everyone have a wonderful day and week, I know that I am going to try as well. Let us pray that all the horses stay happy and healthy for another week. THANK YOU AGAIN TO EVERYONE THAT ARE HELPING WITH OUR HAY DRIVES AND TO EVERYONE PARTICIPATING IN THEM, YOU DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF THE HORSES HERE AT MHR, AND TO EVERYONE HELPING OTHER RESCUES, YOU ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THESE BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS LIVES.
Friday, July 11, 2008
Friday evening, after feeding
Part II
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Thursday, July 10, 2008
Spirit, worshipping the sun god
Thursday midday
The horses were all cared for this morning bright and early. It is very hot here, and we have a 20-40% chance of T-Showers. Please pray for rain in the Pahrump desert. The ground will suck this water up rapidly and it will cool down everything.
We are finding that the heat is really effecting the dogs as well this year. We are keeping them in as much as we can but they have access in and out of the doggie door in our room and then out through their kennel to the rest of property. For the most part though they have only been going out early mornings and then they head outside at night. Our nights are beautiful, sometimes a slight breeze but beautiful all the same. You can stand outside at night and look into the sky and view stars everywhere. A wonderful sight to behold.
Baby B has the night shift, she is let out from 8pm until 7:30-8am in the play area then we make the switch in the morning for Spirit. They have access to their stalls at anytime when they are out. We have extended their area and it is a very nice large area for them.
Hope aka "Le Petite Stinkbug" is just such a sweetie and is growing in leaps and bounds and literally eating like a horse...lol. Then there is our sweet AJ aka "Forest." For the most part he moves at a snail's pace, but when he decides to put it into overdrive he does move but has a tendency to trip over his own feet. He is a sweet little man, but he is also a bit pushy. Diane and I were sitting on the porch on Monday night watching him in the roundpen, both said at almost the same time "Run Forest Run"..he surely will bring a smile to your face. He will push his mama's head out of the feed barrel as he wants it all for himself...does he remind you all of someone??
Honey is progressing quite nicely, she still has a long way to go, but by Labor Day she should be at optimum weight again.
Acey is finally starting to settle back in again since the 4th and 5th of July. However, if there is a loud bang from anywhere in or area she will spook and quiver. I have been giving her a bit of Quietex (all natural tranq) to take the edge off. Seems to be working, but at her age and being blind it does make it more stressful for her. We have just been keeping a close watch on her.
Rob and Austin (my step-son) are out re-doing all the water faucets, and raising them higher so there will not be alot of bending any longer. I got a reprieve, I suppose, cause I have laundry going....LOL
Anyway, all is well here today. I do hope that everyone is having a wonderful day and THANK YOU EVER SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE HORSES.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Wednesday evening
All is well here at the ranch. It has been very hot the last couple of days and it seems we may have a reprieve over the weekend but we shall see.
Our visit with Shannon, Diane and Mama Yvonne was wonderful. We kept busy with little things but for the most part had to do everything early morning and late evening. But the primary thing was the horses needs were cared for throughout the day.
Baby B recognized Diane and she came trotting out of her stall towards Diane, and she did not even have a treat. Diane and I walked around at night, talking and petting horses and looking at the stars. As I said a wonderful wonderful visit. They are safely home now, as I received a call from her at 6:50pm PDT.
Everyone has been fed this evening and they all received carrots. Our Carrot Lady came by today so it was a special dinner for them tonight.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Tuesday afternoon
Everything is well here. Typical day at the ranch.
Big blue ball was destroyed a month ago by JD and Glory, so no big blue ball. Very warm here today. Diane and I along with Mama Yvonne have been puttering around with little chores here and there.
Not much to report, horses are juct kickin' it this afternoon.
Monday, July 7, 2008
Monday afternoon
Everyone is in the round pen and it's going quite well. JThe only sign of aggression displayed so far was when AJ tried to nurse off of Jerri and she raised her hind leg to let him know that this was not his milk bar. It is going quite well at this point, but when it comes to horses everything is subject to change from moment to moment.
We had to break down the corral panels in between stalls and push them over. Jerri does not lead well at all. They do not have access to entire corral due to the fact that there will be food aggression so they will be separated at feeding time.
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Sunday morning
Fireworks are finally done..the only horse that needed the most comforting was Acey. Poor blind girl and 40 yrs old. She was quivering from the explosions, but we were able to keep her fairly quiet. For the most part they all ignore the noise but a couple of times it really bothered them.
The babies were not phased by it at all. Talk to ya'll a bit later.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Saturday afternoon
All is well this Saturday July the 5th. All the horses are doing very well. They have been fed, have fresh water and are doing what they do best..lounging. All four of the MHR babies are doing very very well. They are growing and are quite intelligent, I may be a bit prejudiced but I think they are just the smartest little ones around.
It is quite warm here today, but then again it is the desert. We have a breeze but it is a hot one. Rob and I have been doing things around the property in preparation of the Labor Day Gathering.
FYI, there are still three rooms available at the Pahrump Nugget. If you are interested in attending, please contact Ro & Brady for the details of said rooms. Ro and Brady are keeping a spreadsheet of everyone attending which includes arrival and departure times.
It is very quiet today, no sounds of firecrackers or anything; however, I am sure that tonight we will be encountering all of this, due to the fact that our town is conducting its firework display tonight. Should be interesting. I do hope that people really take a look around them and see the dry brush and reconsider setting off any of their own fireworks.
Well, I have a few things left to accomplish so I will talk to everyone a bit later.
Fourth of July evening
Final tuck in for the night has been done. All the horses are well tonight, fireworks in the area have been kept to a minimum, BUT our town is not conducting their firework display until the night of the 5th. They have vendors and all at the park, so I think tomorrow night will be much more activity, so the 4th of July weekend will not be over until Monday. Everyone is safe and are quiet
Labor Day Weekend
There are still three rooms left at the Pahrump Nugget. If you are interested in attending and want information regarding the rooms, please contact Ro and Brady as they are maintaining a spreadsheet of everyone attending, along with arrival and departure times.
For those who are already confirmed attendees, I am preparing an email and will be sending this out no later than Sunday morning the 6th of July.
I hope that everyone is enjoying their weekend and celebration. The horses are thrilled that Cafe MHR is open for the season, thank you to everyone that has placed their orders thus far.
Time to hit the hay, sweet dreams to everyone.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Here is Honey aka Dancing Susie, 28 yr old OTTB
Tuesday pictures
There's always new life on the ranch!!! Little Peeps!!
June winners
We have a winner for the Jerri/Hope picture frame and photo: Anita F from the State of Washington. Ticket #355
We have a winner for Apple's Teddy Bear: Jeri O'Hay from the O'Hay Clan. Ticket #415.
Thanks to everyone who purchased tickets, all proceeds for the moms and foals.
AJ T-shirt
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Tuesday morning
I know that I have not been posting much over the last week, some of it has been attributed to my father having been ill, but I had been ill as well. Today is the first day that I have been able to sit and concentrate at the computer, without becoming exhausted.
Thank you to everyone who has participated in our fundraisers to continue to purchase feed for the horses. As we all have in our personal lives we are feeling the pinch of the economy, and in the lives of the horses we are feeling the pinch as well. Hay in our area is very very high, and I have dreams someday of seeing MHR in an area of green pastures, however that is not anytime soon and is only a dream at this point. In the meantime we must continue to do our best for the horses on how it is.
I am hoping that that more individuals will consider becoming a "Miracle Superstar" and sponsor one or more the horses at MHR. It does not make a difference how much a sponsorship is because EVERY bit helps. Multiple sponsors on a particular horse is okay, they are not limited to only one "Miracle Superstar". Please consider a sponsorship you will make a difference in the horses lives. In our current situation we cannot take any more horses in until some are adopted, and with the stress of the economy and the fact that many of our horses are disabled we do not foresee being able to bring in anymore at this time. However, we are not sitting idly by, with calls we are receiving from individuals wanting to place their horses with us, we are networking outside the ranch and have found placement for horses that need homes. This has been successful thus far.
I wanted to remind everyone that is coming for Labor Day weekend to keep in contact with Ro and keep her apprised of your travel arrangements in the event you have had changes. We are also seeking suggestions for our Saturday night, we want to do a theme for that particular night, ideas please let us know. This is a weekend that will include hard work and fun, bring your work clothes and your smile as the horses will love it.
I will get more pictures over the next few days, especially of our Honey who is slowly returning and I emphasize slowly returning to her former self. She has been checked out, and is on a good diet. I am finally seeing new growth of healthy hair coming in. When I saw Honey four months ago, she looked very good and there was no indication of any problems or problems coming. However, here we are and here she is with us once again. I do feel guilty that I did not see any indications whatsoever of forthcoming problems in her families lives. The loss of a job has brought Honey back to us, I only wish that she had come to us sooner. Honey is on the way to recovery.
I hope that everyone has a wonderful day and I will work at getting back on track now that I am on the way to recovery as well.


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Mark Weldon."
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Carrot Juice!
I mention it, not because I believe that you will find a dietary answer to your depression, but because it is wise to eat well while you are being healed of depression.
There are numerous supplements, herbs, and alternative foods that a person can take, but really what it comes down to is: if you could only be healed by eating special foods, then you have to live in the andes mountains where the substance is found, or you would have to be rich, and have it flown to you. Now there are plenty of supplements (like goji juice, etc.) which have a good reputation, but items such as goji juice costs $50 per liter in Canada, and they are cooked before they are bottled. That means the enzymes and vitamins are damaged, or killed in the processing.
However, there are probably very healthy, economic, and locally available foods that you could try. These would be a boost to your health. I believe the Lord has provided each people group (globally; geographically) with several "superfoods" which can be of use to us on our journey of healing. God did provide Canadians with access to a great deal of carrots, beets, wheatgrass, and other such, and with an inexpensive investment at London Drugs, you can have yourself some fresh carrot juice.
I bought a Breville juicer, which works quite well for hard items like carrots, and wasn't out of my price range. I bought 50 pounds of carrots at the Real Canadian Wholesale club for $10. That's a lot of fresh, raw, vitamin rich carrot juice, at a very reasonable price!
God wants you healthy. He provided you with healing through His Son, and He is willing to give you wisdom for you to take good care of your body.
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I told you that my neighbor was quirky, didn't I? One of her quirks is that she doesn't like horse poop in her pens. (ok, well who does?) Or her pasture. Or anywhere on her property.
So she pays these kids to rake it up, pick it up and dump in on the manure pile. The pile just so happens to be back by our barn, near our horse trailer. If there are no horses in the arena, they'll dump it in there.
Now most people would take in the wheelbarrow, and dump a little at a time, spreading it out as best they can, rather than leaving piles. These kids (translated "stupid high school boys") dump it in piles. AND right inside the gate. And guess who gets to go out and spread it. ME!
Anyway, back to the pile. It had gotten pretty big so Mike and I decided to turn the babies out on pasture and move the manure to the arena. 3 hours later, the pile was moved. I have a chain harrow, so I drove in circles, spreading it out as best I could.
Then I hooked up the rototiller and drove around in more circles. I left a good space compacted near the gate where I feed the babies. The rest is nice and fluffy!
Fluffy arena dirt freaks out babies, did you know that? I ran the babies back into the arena and they walked every inch, nose down, doing that little snorty thing, smelly the nice fluffy dirt, ignoring the hay I'd put out.
Today is going to be another nice sunny day, so Mike and I will spend most of the morning repairing fences. The high winds last week took some down and we need to fix them.
I put a blanket on Frankie on Wednesday, to see for his mom if he'd outgrown his other blanket. I also dewormed everyone. I put the blanket on Frankie, checked the fit, then took it off and hung it on the fence, while I gave the kids their "candy". Frankie did the whole tongue thing, turned his lips inside out, then walked over and wiped his mouth on the blanket. Bullwinkle followed suit. Then all three babies stood there mouthing the blanket. So...when the weather is bad enough to put a blanket on Frankie, he'll have to be moved to the barn. Otherwise, I envision a shredded blanket by morning.
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When I lived in Downtown Phoenix a few years ago, the arts community was organizing in a grass roots way. There was so much need for it that the First Fridays grew into First and Third Fridays. It grew from people setting up folding tables on the sides of the streets to having to rent space and white street fair tents. The single block that had art parties on Saturday night grew
into three blocks--then the vendors were banned altogether and there was a public outcry and the vendors were allowed to be on the streets again, with the stipulation that they rent space and tents. It got irksome.
I'm like that: easily irked by tents. In the 80s, when I lived in Tucson, bands used to set up in the alleys and play. I'd set a blanket out on the sidewalk and sell jewelry that I'd made. Then the city took over and you had to get a permit. After that you had to use a table--no blankets on the ground. Now I never see street vendors unless they are at an organized event.
There is something about losing that spontaneous nature that deadens things for me. When you could just do what you needed, it was exciting. Ideas flourished and new projects always seemed to be waiting.
Anyway, after being out of Phoenix for a few years, I returned and went looking for a literary community. It was rough. All I could find were workshops. And I'm back in Phoenix, where my family lives and where I am continually questioned on my productivity--because in my world, family isn't particularly supportive. My support comes from friends, from former professors, and from the writing community at large. And I didn't have any of that when I came back here.
Phoenix is big and largely disconnected. You have to work to find like-minded people. Community is not natural here. But when it does arise, there are people who will travel 30 miles to get to it.
You might ask what my problem is with workshops if I could meet people at one. I don't really have a problem with workshops. I've spent many hours in them. I've run them. They have their purpose--but that purpose does not suit my current needs. I need a community. I need people to talk to about writing in a non-structured way. I need literary writers, and the local non-university workshops seemed to be full of genre writers. I need plot-based writers, too, but I don't feel that workshops help me get to know people when it's not a regular group, when it's a huge group, when it's a group that expects you to read their writing while you're in the workshop and you don't have time to contemplate it and then you have to come up with something to say right there. I don't know who those people are. How much weight can I put in their opinions?
What I want is a community. People who know each other, support each other, call each other out when they are wasting time. Maybe a little competition. Whatever.
As I write this, I am at a coffee house, drinking a milk stout from a local brewery, and I have a writing "community" that has taken over the whole space. We are all working silently and I can tell you what each person is working on.
I can also tell you the obstacles to writing that most of them struggle with. I know when someone's husband is out of the country awaiting a visa, when too much intellectualizing from a masters program in philosophy strangles creativity. The thing is, when you know these things, you can help each other through the writing and keep each other going. We don't callously say, "Well, writers write, so just do it." We're not Nike ads.
We're people and we know that those obstacles can be converted to fuel, but sometimes they are obstacles and nothing but. We can help get minds off the obstacles, though, and back into the work we committed to.
Tonight, it took us 45 minutes to get silent and start working and we'll be here until the place closes down. Just writing, talking occasionally. Making plans. Going to the lake on the weekend or planning an excursion to a reading. (Margaret Atwood is going to be in town soon!) We're starting to get some other events together aside from our twice weekly sit-down-and-write sessions.
The other day, a half hour discussion that started with ska-punk and moved into underground 80s music eventually turned two of us back to writing. When we reconvened, we discussed the threads that we had talked about in that music conversation and how they came up in our writing. It's funny how a conversation that is seemingly off-topic helps us process our own work. That is the dynamic beauty of a community.
How did this come to be if there is nothing in Phoenix?
It's simple: I stopped looking for a community.
I said, "Screw it. If I can't find what I need, someone else must need it, too." And I set my mind on creating what I needed.
I believe in taking ownership. The people who have come to this group feel like it's theirs. They are not mere participants who showed up once and never came back. We're not nameless faces in workshop with 25 people. We're not simply part of a head count at a reading. We have an identity together and we are bolder in mixing with others in the outside literary events--and we can find those events more effectively because we have so many experiences and resources that we bring to the group.
So if you're trying to find a literary community, don't waste time complaining about it.
Take ownership. Start it yourself.


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Accounting, known as the "language of business," is one of the most critical functions of any enterprise; its activities can determine the health and efficiency of a business, and increase its profitability. This course introduces students to a broad range of practical accounting concepts such as accounting cycle, transactional analysis, financial statements, ratio analysis and accounting practices for merchandising versus plant, property and equity business. Students will learn to read and understand a balance sheet and its three components (assets, liabilities and stockholder's equity), income statement with its inputs of revenues, expenses, gains, and losses as well as a statement of cash flow that accounts for cash generated and used through a company's investments, operations and financing.
After completion of this Certificate, students will have a solid grasp of accounting basics and corporate financial reporting.
Unit 1: The Accounting Cycle and Financial Statements
In Unit One students are introduced to the definition and role of accounting and the following accounting tracts: cost accounting, taxation and financial accounting. Emphasis is placed on the process of internal record keeping and mechanisms used to prepare financial statements for different types of business entities.
Upon completion, students will be able to:
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- Compare and contrast the types of financial statements that must be presented by different types of legal business entities lenses.
Unit 2: Merchandizing Business and Plant, Property and Equity Accounting
In Unit Two students learn accounting strategies as applied to the business of merchandise. Issues related to managing and documenting accounts receivable and inventory are explored. Building upon this, accounting issues related to the cost and depreciation of property, plants and equipment (PP&E) are explained. Finally, accounting issues surrounding, and the impact of, an organization's financial obligations, its liabilities, are examined.
Upon completion, students will be able to:
- Navigate within the accounting cycle and interpret financial statements.
- Apply the traits of Accounts Receivable when analyzing financial statements.
- Select which accounting system, perpetual or periodic, better serves the unique needs of a specific enterprise.
- Manage and document the depreciation of property, plants and equipment (PP&E).
- Distinguish between and explain the impact of tangible and intangible assets.
- Identify and apply accounting issues specifically related to liabilities.
Unit 3: Stockholders Equity and Cash Flow
In Unit Three students examine the structure and capitalization of publicly traded organizations and the types of equity securities issued by corporations. Next, students investigate how a company accounts for dividends, stock split and treasury stock in addition to accounting for the sources and uses of cash flow. Students also learn tools including ratio analysis and trend analysis for use in evaluating a company's financial strength and operating performance.
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Kendall Simmonds is a master teacher who has spent more than 30 years perfecting his craft and teaching accounting at USC. He has served as Director of the Marshall Undergraduate Honors Program and is currently the Director of the Leventhal School Summer Leadership Program. A member of numerous financial associations including the National Association of Financial Planners and National Association of Accountants, Professor Simmonds' primary teaching interests are in financial and managerial accounting.
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This weekend Melissa Wiley came to visit me! It was very, very exciting and we had a fabulous time! On friday night we went to see the Monsters Vs. Aliens IMAX (again), then tried to go to the Tribeca, but it was guest list only. So, we had a few drinks in the far east village, then went to bed. Saturday we had a busy morning and then went to The Russian Tea Room!
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Heralded by the New York Times as "a shrewd, concise, wonderfully written account of America in the '30s . . . a reminder of why history matters," the bestselling sequel to Only Yesterday illuminates the events that brought America back from the brink
Published in 1940, Since Yesterday: The 1930's in America, September 3, 1929 to September 3, 1939, takes up where Lewis's classic leaves off. Opening on September 3, 1929, in the days before the stock market crash, this information-packed volume takes us through one of America's darkest times all the way to the light at the end of the tunnel.
Following Black Tuesday, America plunged into the Great Depression. Panic and fear gripped the nation. Banks were closing everywhere. In some cities, 84 percent of the population was unemployed and starving. When Franklin D. Roosevelt took office in 1933, public confidence in the nation slowly began to grow, and by 1936, the industrial average, which had plummeted in 1929 from 125 to fifty-eight, had risen again to almost one hundred. But America still had a long road ahead. Popular historian Frederick Lewis Allen brings to life these ten critical years. With wit and empathy, he draws a devastating economic picture of small businesses swallowed up by large corporations--a ruthless bottom line not so different from what we see today. Allen also chronicles the decade's lighter side: the fashions, morals, sports, and candid cameras that were revolutionizing Americans' lives.
From the Lindbergh kidnapping to the New Deal, from the devastating dust storms that raged through our farmlands to the rise of Benny Goodman, the public adoration of Shirley Temple, and our mass escape to the movies, this book is a hopeful and powerful reminder of why history matters.
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Let me rephrase that.
On device, if I type su, it changes to #. (I had to allow superuser privelages)
On Windows, if I type su, it says permission denied.
This is a discussion on Backflip root!! within the Motorola Backflip Development & Hacking forums, part of the Motorola Backflip category; Let me rephrase that. On device, if I type su, it changes to #. (I had to allow superuser privelages) On Windows, if I type ...
Let me rephrase that.
On device, if I type su, it changes to #. (I had to allow superuser privelages)
On Windows, if I type su, it says permission denied.
Actually, what would be easier, instead of copying all the files into the tools folder, is to do what amingv said. Go to your tools folder in the cmd and type
set Path=%Path%;%cd%
or copy and paste it. But this is only temporary so if you close the cmd then you have to type that again next time you use it.
When you get the # prompt, copy and paste these commands, one line at a time and in order:
About your edit:Code:mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock1 /system cd /system dd if=./recovery.img of=/sdcard/recovery.img rm ./recovery.img mount -o ro,remount /dev/block/mtdblock1 /system
As soon as you type su on windows, check your phone screen. You have to allow the operation.
Check that post again cause I edited it.
Your telling me to copy and paste, so it sounds like you want me to do it on the computer.
Thats what I was thinking iTylerA but I didn't know if that was possible.
EDIT: If you leave your phone unlocked when you type su, it will pop up asking for access. Lol I seemed to figure that out right as you posted that amingv. I figured that was it but last time I typed su then I unlocked it and nothing came up. Or maybe it was just too late idk.
So, now do I need to do this? (From the post I downloaded the rom from)
Also how exactly do I run a backup with nandroid? I thought I just needed to get to the recovery screen but I can't seem to get there.Code:adb shell flash_image recovery /sdcard/j_r0dd-mb300-v220.127.116.11.img
Yeah, it has a timeout.
Everything should work fine now...
To make the backup open adb shell, type su and run this command:
The phone will restart into recovery mode and you'll get a menu. You can use volume up/down to navigate, the power button to select an item and the camera button to go back.Code:reboot recovery
To make a backup select the "Backup/Restore" option on the menu, select "Nand backup" on the next menu and hit the power button to confirm. Once the backup completes, hit the camera button to go back to the main menu and select "Reboot system now", the phone will boot normally.
Your backup will be located in a folder called "nandroid" on your sd card. Copy it to your computer or to other secure location.


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This is my first weekend without having to worry about homework, studying for exams, working on projects or otherwise stressing out about school. What a relief! It has been a long two years, but I have achieved my goals: 1) an A in every single class and 2) a job when I'm finished.
Now, I just have to complete 120 hours of work to satisfy my "externship" and will officially graduate with my ABA-approved AAS in Paralegal Studies. I will don a cap and gown on December 8, 2006 and receive my diploma. Also in December, I intend to sit for the certification exam so I will then be: Rodger Coleman, Certified Legal Assistant.
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They can make Will bisexual. There are more bisexual people out there than gay. Then they can have a triangle. Will having feelings for Gabi and Sonny. That would pretty believable IMO.
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General Forecast
Dream that little dream while the sun's marriage to imaginative Neptune makes a beloved fantasy seem like a possibility. How much you'll pay for the pleasure depends on how susceptible you are to the enthusiastic exhortations of Friday's Venus-Jupiter square; the cause of way too many "too good for your own good" experiences? Stark reality takes over on Saturday as the group-centered Aquarius sun opposes pragmatic Saturn in ego-centric Leo and makes the rift between idealistic Neptune and rock solid Saturn more apparent. Mercury in Pisces doesn't turn retrograde until Tuesday night, but we've learned that the days before its official flip can be as mishap-happy as the ones that follow. Stay alert; avoid another fender-bender.
Aries: Mar. 20 – Apr. 19
Is a colleague about to mislead you? Maybe not on purpose, maybe because the Aquarius sun is emphasizing Neptune's tendency to deceive and be deceived. If you can help it, and you might once the sun confronts sensible Saturn on Saturday, don't be taken in by misguided advice. Mercury turning retrograde in Pisces, then backtracking through Aquarius can also be confusing. Where are the pitfalls and why won't you see them coming? Because Mercury is in your 12th house, the place where secret enemies and self-defeating premises hide out.
Taurus: Apr. 20 – May 20
Once again it's the painters and photographers, musicians and make-up artists (writers included) who benefit from the Aquarius sun's conjunction with idealistic Neptune in your career house. Are you ready to go beyond the limits of your imagination? Religious fanatics also fare well when faith-based Neptune receives a boost from the authoritative sun. However, pragmatic Saturn, rooted in your family zone, might shield you from whatever crap you're being handed or it could act as a counterbalance to those high and mighty ideals.
Gemini: May 21 – Jun. 20
The area of your solar char that's highlighted this week is the complicated eighth house, the place where sex, death and transformation, plus other people's money (e.g., inheritances, insurance policies, bank loans) mush together. Think Scorpio and you'll have a better idea. While the Aquarius sun merges with impressionable Neptune, you could come up with an array of impractical albeit attractive ideas. Wait for the sun's opposition to realistic Saturn in your area of assets and resources before you do something you'll regret.
Cancer: Jun. 21 – Jul. 22
Go ahead and buy that magical, "somewhere over the rainbow" gift for your Valentine. If ever you were willing to act out a romantic fantasy, this would be the weekend to set it in motion. Wait much longer and practical Saturn in your money house may discourage such an otherworldly indulgence. Besides, your innate urge to splurge is currently abetted by the provocative (Do Something!) square between beautiful Venus and bountiful Jupiter. You could try to contain yourself, but while amenable Venus is content to soak in empathetic Pisces waters, why bother?
Leo: Jul. 23 – Aug. 22
All you really need to know this Valentine's Day is that mistake-prone Mercury will have just turned retrograde in your house of shared resources and that generous Jupiter is being challenged by romantic Venus to spend beyond the bounds of good taste. How you handle this information could affect how you'll react to other people's "suggestions," especially those from a significant other who is hovering so close to your sun ruler and is so blinded by the light, that he or she can't see the forest or the trees. About those misgivings . . .
Virgo: Aug. 23 – Sep. 22
Assuming that by now you've prepared for the Mercury retrogression that begins on the 13th, you'd better see about covering your ass for Valentine's Day. A decision to give 'til it hurts, enhanced by an inexplicable desire to sacrifice something of yourself could be satisfied by making a donation to your charity of choice. At the same time artistic Venus in your Pisces house of partners might aggravate a situation at home by testing how far magnanimous Jupiter will go before you have to call a halt to the spending. Enjoy.
Libra: Sep. 23 – Oct. 22
Mercury turning retrograde on the 13th can mix up reservations for Valentine's Day as well as screw with messages, mail and Mapquest directions. Although being tongue-tied is hardly a Libran trait, while the Messenger backtracks through your house of romance over the next three weeks, it could screw around with heart-to-heart communication. Be patient, eventually everything you need to know will come out in the wash. Meanwhile, during a challenge by enthusiastic Jupiter, your sociable Venus ruler might encourage you to invite "the more, the merrier."
Scorpio: Oct. 23 – Nov. 21
This is an interesting time of year for Scorpios hell bent on making a good impression at work. Since most of the planets are below the horizon, in the zones of your solar chart that deal with intuition and emotional responses, you could spend time handling stuff related to finances and family. However, don't neglect an innate talent for creative fooling around, particularly while affectionate Venus is in your Pisces house of romance and recreation. Respectable Saturn will make sure that your career achievements are duly recognized.
Sagittarius: Nov. 22 – Dec. 21
Wouldn't you know it? Tuesday night Mercury turns retrograde in your house of short distance travel and everyday communications. Its back flip could become a major inconvenience if the telephones, cable connections and satellite dishes in your neighborhood are affected. Or if the traffic lights go out. Be sure to backup your files and have tech support numbers handy. See that the car is serviced and the tickets you've accumulated are paid. It's those minor, diddley-shit things, not a major mistake, that'll wear on your nerves.
Capricorn: Dec. 22 – Jan. 20
As your Saturn ruler wends its way through Leo, it (and you) are exposed to the harsh winter light of the Aquarius sun. An issue you've been fretting over can come to a head during the annual opposition, thereby moving the matter along to its final resolution in the spring. Since this is the last winter Saturn spends among the headstrong Lions, welcome any realization you have this week about the resources you're sharing or what is due you. Also be careful that you don't wind up bankrolling a Neptunian fantasy of your very own making.
Aquarius: Jan. 21 – Feb. 18
You more than most could feel the pressure building from two opposing forces this week. The Aquarius sun first touches base with dreamy, visionary Neptune before Sol opposes realistic, restrictive Saturn in your Leo house of allies.
The yearly merger of the strong-willed sun with your impressionable Neptune ruler is a pre-birthday gift you shouldn't ignore. Strength of purpose, an abundance of artistic inspiration and the faith to maintain your beliefs in spite of Saturn's song of doom and gloom; these are a few of the things you're favored with. However, Mercury in Pisces could delay meetings, misinterpret messages or otherwise mess with your life before it turns retrograde Tuesday night. Don't be too eager to pay for its or anyone else's mistakes.


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