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KEEP ON WALKING Lyrics
Artist: Gino Vannelli
Album: Storm at Sunup
I gotta keep walking to someone I love
This empty heart's in jeopardy
Living without you
It seems I keep falling for someone somewhere
One single hope someone real
Keeps me hangin' on
Now I really don't mind that it's been so long
If somewhere in this world you exist
And it really won't seem like it's been so sad
Just as long as I know I've been missed
Time is on my side
Cause somehow I know you're there
Baby I'm talking about someone like you
I love you in my loneliness
And it keeps me walking on
I've gotta keep walking to someone I love
My faith in your reality keeps me hangin' on
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My Relationship With My Body: Ending Silence and Shame July 12, 2013Posted by Living Abundance in Uncategorized.
Tags: anxiety, beauty, body, depression, family, self-compassion
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It has been several years now since I endured the worst of my negative body image and unhealthy eating, but I still find that I can't talk about these experiences as openly and honestly as other difficulties from the past. I would like to end the silence and shame in order to be healed in the present, and to help others to do the same.
In my feminist English class I took years ago, I learned that silence is secrecy, and secrecy is shame. I have found this to be true in my own personal circumstances, because as long as I cannot openly and honestly talk about some aspect of my experience, it means that I am ashamed about it.
Only recently have I been able to open up to a few close friends about my negative body image and unhealthy eating that I had in the past. I have only opened up to these few people when I knew that they were undergoing the same difficulties. But I can still tell that I have some shame around my past suffering, and this silence continues to contribute to suffering in the present.
When I was a fourth year honours university student, my honours thesis topic was on women's body image. At the time, I had hoped that people would assume this was purely an academic research interest of mine. When I told them what I was studying. It wasn't. I hoped that people would think it was merely a coincidence that my eating and physical activity habits had changed at the same time as starting the thesis. It wasn't a coincidence.
What I didn't tell people, what I kept secret because I was ashamed, was that I was struggling with my own negative body image. I was a perfectly healthy young woman, but I felt like a fat slob. I had a beautiful young woman's body, feminine curves and all, but I wanted to look like the models on the fitness magazines, with their perfect abs, tightly toned muscles, and hardly an ounce of body fat bulging anywhere. I wanted my body perfect.
Can I buy your body?
I exercised religiously. I didn't miss a single day of my workout routine, even when I was feeling tired or had come down with a cold. I lifted weights and went running every other day. When I couldn't exercise while at the farm or on vacation, I was fraught with anxiety about when I would have the next chance to burn off the "extra" calories.
I planned every single meal and snack every single day. I eliminated as much dietary fat as I could until my dry itchy scalp drove me nuts and I realized my dandruff was caused from too little fat. I had lost weight and people were commenting on how skinny I was. I didn't want to be skinny, I wanted to be thin and fit.
Thankfully, this didn't last long. I now know my body image struggles were due to mental and emotional energy being diverted from the depression from which I was recovering and swore I would no longer revisit. Unfortunately I was still dealing with the same negative mental energy with my negative body image, just in a different form. Thankfully, I read a feminist book on eating disorders and learned that women's body ideals are a patriarchal form of control over women's and girls' bodies and minds that keep our attention and energy diverted away from taking power. My negative mental energy still wasn't completely healed, but instead resurfaced as intensified symptoms of anxiety.
My shame and silence is still the worst around my family. It is my family members and relatives who know what my body looked like before, during, and after my worst struggles with body image. It was my family with whom I shared meals and justified my food choices under my strict diet by saying that I was trying to "eat healthy." It is my family with whom I feel the most self-conscious if I notice even the slightest changes in my body shape or size, because I am convinced that they will notice it, too.
I want to be more open and honest about my past suffering because I know some healing still has to be done, as much as I would not like to admit it. I want to end the silence, because I don't want to be ashamed as if this was all something I deliberately and consciously chose to do to myself. Whenever I can look deeply at the full extent of my suffering, I can't have any shame because I know that no one would ever choose to undergo that much pain and stress. All I can feel is compassion. Finally, I don't want to keep silent, because keeping silent means that I take away responsibility from other people, groups, and institutions that are responsible for upholding and reinforcing harmful standards of women's physical appearance (including other women).
Silence and shame still surround the negative body image and unhealthy eating that I experienced in the past, even though I would prefer to think that some healing has been done. Things have noticeably improved for myself, but I know that there is still some healing left to do. I have noticed that there is still some suffering in the present from some unresolved suffering in the past. I hope to end the silence by being more open and honest because I don't want to feel shame over suffering I didn't consciously choose to take on.
Wilderness Dharma: The Weather as My Teacher March 8, 2013Posted by Living Abundance in Uncategorized.
Tags: acceptance, beauty, buddhism, faith, gratitude, happiness, impermanence, interdependence, joy, nature, non-self, positivity, present moment, quote, self-compassion
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The weather is one of the best teachers I have for showing me the dharma, the true nature of reality. Weather is an excellent teacher for me personally because I spend so much time outdoors and come into direct contact with the elements. Here are some of the ways I have realized the meaning behind the dharma while experiencing the weather. The weather teaches me that conditions I experience are unpredictable ,impermanent, happening in the present moment, and without a solid reality. I also learn from the weather how to be grateful for what I do have, and how to recognize what's here while it is manifesting.
The weather teaches me how to experience the present moment. The weather is completely, 100% absolutely unpredictable. Sure, a forecaster can say with some percentage of certainty what conditions might be like, but she can never know for sure. There are too many unknown causes and conditions.
Exactly like all of the conditions I experience are unpredictable. All I can say with absolute certainty is what is happening this instant. As soon as I leave the razor's edge of this moment, I am in unknown territory.
So there is no security in any forecast or prediction into any part of the future. There is no security, no solid ground on which to stand. All I have to do is learn to swim in the river.
Weather teaches me impermanence. Just because conditions are a certain way right now doesn't mean they cant change in an instant. Patterns are always shifting, systems are always moving, and different conditions are all interacting with each other in unknown ways.
Impermanence is one of the most important lessons I've learned when current circumstances aren't going the way I would like. The message would be summed up as: Wait it out. Just wait, wait a second, wait a minute, wait as long as I need until its bearable. Sometimes the waiting is longer than I'd like, and compassion is key here.
Knowing that impermanence exists allows me to try to patiently bear the storm. I remind myself nothing lasts forever, no conditions last, however unbearable they may be.
An experience I've had over and over again, enough that the message is starting to really sink in, is a beautiful bright morning after a long dark night of struggling with my own challenges. So many times now I have walked outside, marvelled at the fresh, clear, blue morning sky, and said out loud: "And the day will dawn clear and bright." Oh right, now I remember.
The weather teaches me how to savour wonderful conditions when they are present. As the song goes, the sun can't shine every day. Knowing that weather includes the possibility for storms and clouds means I can recognize what's enjoyable and appreciate it. I try to recognize the presence of good conditions because I know they'll eventually fade.
This also makes many weather conditions more enjoyable because I try to see how even the "bad" conditions have some positives: the sound of spruce trees breathing during a windy day; the glint of sunshine on wet grass; the peaceful quiet of snow falling; or even an excuse to stay inside, feeling safe and warm during a terrible storm.
In my own personal circumstances I try to apply the same approach by recognizing as many nourishing conditions as I can. I know that all conditions I ever encounter will eventually fade: My health, a good meal, an inviting, safe home, the company of wonderful friends.
The weather teaches me gratitude. Even in less than ideal conditions, I can catch myself asking the question, "Why the heck do I live here? Its so _____ (cold, hot, windy, dry, etc.), its not even meant for human habitation."
Aaah, but there it is: a lack of appreciation for where I live. I live in Canada, a place for which an endless amount of my fellow global citizens would risk their lives in an instant to trade places with me.
I'd like to quote my father here for one of his lessons: "We don't have to live here, ya know? No one's holding a gun to our head." (His way of saying I'm not being forced to do anything against my will). Thanks for the reminder that of all of the places in the world and in the country to live, I made a conscious and voluntary decision to live where I am now. And for good reasons, so its great to remember those reasons.
The weather teaches me not to make real passing conditions, or not to give patterns and fluctuating rhythms a solid reality. Sure, its raining or hailing or blowing wind right now, but that doesn't mean these conditions have any lasting permanent reality. There isn't a "wind" essence that's suddenly appeared and will stay forever to characterize the air. Its just the wind blowing itself. The rain is just the rain raining itself.
It offers me an example for my own internal weather that I need not take any passing inner states as real, or as solid and permanent. According to the teachings, these states are just arising in response to various conditions and will eventually pass. I remind myself I am not my thoughts, my feelings, my sensations. The thoughts are just thinking themselves.
To paraphrase Pema Chodron, I am the sky. Everything else is just the weather. I try to relax and sit back and watch it all happen without trying to make up a story about who "I" am.
These are some of the ways I have seen the Buddha's teachings expressed perfectly in the weather. As someone who spends time in direct contact with the elements in the living world that are clear, concrete reality, I have learned in a more profound way how conditions are impermanent, unpredictable, and without a "self". Gratitude and savoring the present moment are also excellent lessons I've received from the weather. Because I won't be spending any less time outdoors as I am used to, I expect many more wonderful and hard-earned lessons are to come.
The Sun as Love March 1, 2013Posted by Living Abundance in Uncategorized.
Tags: beauty, body, buddhism, happiness, interdependence, joy, lovingkindness, meditation, mindfulness, nature
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The sun is part of me. She is so essential to me that I need her as much as I need air to breathe. When I am cut off from the light and warmth of the sun, I feel as if I am suffocating.
To me, there is nothing more amazing and glorious than to stand outside in the sunlight and feel her warming my skin. This is love, bathing in the sun's rays. I feel embraced and loved and whole. This brings me so much joy, and I try to take the joy of the sunshine with me and spread it wherever I go.
Standing in the sun's rays, I know love directly. The sun's power is clearly felt in the midday sun of a hot summer day. It feels to be the most powerful force I know. The sun is everlasting, burning constantly every moment I have been alive. Even in the darkness of my night, she is still burning bright on the other side of our Earth. The power of the sun is infinite, eternal, everlasting, and unchecked.
The sun is my outer heart because when the sun goes down, my heart aches for the light. As soon as the sun is gone in the evenings, a little bit of my own light leaves me. My energy sags, my mood dips into a more sullen tiredness, and I feel lonely and cut off from my plant and animal sisters and brothers. In the darkness I retreat into myself. I turn down the lights, get ready for bed, and curl up in a corner with a book to lull me to sleep.
Mornings are the happiest time of the day for me. My energy is highest and I am awake and open to the possibilities of a brand new day. The sun's lightness and energy is my energy. My body, mind, and whole being respond to her rhythms in ways I cannot control.
November is one of the most difficult months. Our Earth dips into darkness and the sun is leaving me for a long cold winter. The leaves on the trees are gone and there isn't enough snow to reflect what little sunlight I can enjoy. The holidays are too far away to which I can look forward. The brightness and warmth of spring now seem so far away, and I brace myself for the months of winter.
The sun is love and warmth not only when I am directly in her rays, but every moment of my life when I am protected by other indirect forms of her warmth. The fuel to heat indoor spaces comes from the sun's energy, keeping me comfy and cozy all hear round. The warmth and light of the fire is the energy of the sun released from its storage in the wood of the trees.
The warmth of my own body is the sun. She feeds and grows the plants and animals I eat, and my body takes in this fuel to burn every moment I am alive. What could be a more direct example of the love of the universe: The sun's energy that touches every living being, creating and sustaining all life, and supplying me with every amount of energy I have ever enjoyed.
The sunrise is awakening for me. The sun rising acts as a mindfulness bell. The day begins and the light starts to gradually glow brighter and brighter, incrementally and so slow and gradual I can't visibly notice it. But I wait and the sun's rays start to touch the high clouds, bathing them in warm, glowing light. Finally, the sun rises from the horizon, bringing light to our Earth and casting aside the darkness of night. She bathes everything around me in permeating, glowing light. Her rays shine directly onto our Earth, touching everything in light. Suddenly what was covered in darkness and imperceptible during the night is illuminated, visible and clear. With the sun, I can see everything around me. She reveals our Earth to me. A new dawn is a call to awakening: "Wake up! Look and see what is before you! The whole world available in every moment underneath your feet."
When I see a burning red sunrise, I see the process of awakening. At first before the sun comes, everything in black and hidden in darkness. The sun begins to show herself and reveals a sky of red clouds. Awakening happens with the First Noble Truth: Suffering exists. The red of sunrise is the burning red of hurt and pain that causes suffering. But only when the suffering is brought into the light of awareness does release happen. After the glowing red sunrise, the morning sun comes and shines white and clear, filling the entire sky.
What Are My Gifts To Others? December 22, 2012Posted by Living Abundance in Uncategorized.
Tags: beauty, buddhism, career, consumerism, family, generosity, gratitude, happiness, meditation, mindfulness, positivity, present moment, psychology
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It's that time of year again, the holiday season where we are expected to demonstrate our love for others by buying material objects. In this season of giving, it is expected that, in order to prove that we really do love them, we buy others gifts that we know that they will love. In this sense, our care, interest, and attention is objectified into a material object, the gift.
This is the second year I am participating in Buy Nothing Xmas and instead, I am donating the money I would use to buy them a gift to donate to each person's community food bank. Hoping that those dearest and nearest to me will not be offended when I refuse to buy them a gift, I am left wondering how else do I give without buying gifts? What are my gifts to others? Just a few of my gifts which I want to mention are my presence, my positive influence, using my favourite talents, direct help, and my paid employment.
My presence is one way that I give to others. I offer my loved ones my presence, which in the mindfulness tradition means the exact same qualities used during meditation. I am firmly rooted in the present moment, giving my full, undivided, nonjudgemental, accepting awareness. It is to be able to say the phrase, "I am here with you," and know that it is true. I have to be able to recognize that sitting right in front of me is a living, breathing, human being, and I have the opportunity to connect with them in this moment.
To be present with someone means that I care about them. It means I am physically in their presence, or with them while on the telephone. To care about someone means to be interested in them, in who they really are (not who I think they are!), what they want and value, and what suffering or happiness they might be currently experiencing. Presence is the opportunity to practice deep listening, a very difficult skill at which I am always trying to get better.
My positive influence on others is another quality I consider one of my gifts. By positive influence, I mean that I attempt to embody positive qualities that I hope spread to others. The phenomenon of "social contagion" is well known in psychology, which refers to the way moods can spread between people or groups of people. If I am smiling and others can see it, my smile will spread to others and there is a higher likelihood that they will to want to smile, to feel like smiling, or to just be in a happier mood.
Just a few positive qualities I hope to share are happiness, posivitiy, appreciation of beauty, a sense of humor, gratitude, appreciation, humility, positive mood, abundance of energy, and inspiration. I love being able to make people laugh and smile by telling stories or jokes about myself and the silly mistakes that I have made,. Of course, these are all qualities that help me to feel better and happier, so it is an extra motivation when I can embody them not just for myself but for others as well.
Another way I try to give to others is by sharing my favourite talents, the skills that I myself most enjoy using that others might also be able to enjoy. I love writing my blog, sharing my poems, giving gifts of my photography, telling interesting stories, and baking and cooking my favourite healthy recipes.
This kind of giving is really special because it can really benefit both sides, the 'giver' and the 'receiver.' I benefit because I love using and practicing these skills, and it is wonderful to have an excuse to use them. And the other person benefits from a genuine gift that expresses who I am. These types of gifts are more genuine, I think, because I took the time and effort to make them myself using my own creativity and inspiration, instead of just running to a store to buy something someone/ something else made.
One more obvious way of giving is by directly helping people by offering assistance, favours, or providing practical solutions to problems. This type of giving is what I think of when people refer to practicing 'random acts of kindness.' These are the gifts that most often are given to random strangers I come across, when I just happen to be in the right place in the right time.
Some examples that come to mind are picking up something somebody drops and returning it to them, returning an item to lost and found, giving directions if someone is lost, or opening doors for people especially when they are carrying heavy loads or have limited mobility (crutches, wheelchairs, etc.).
A few weeks ago I helped a lady put up posters to a couple of lampposts at a crosswalk on my way to work. All I did was put my hand on the posters to hold them down in the cold winter wind while she wrapped them in tape. Last week I helped a mother and another random stranger helper hoist her big baby stroller onto the bus from the sidewalk that was covered in a pile of snow from the snowplow.
These are such a simple act that are so helpful. The tricky part about these gifts are that it seems I have to be in the right moodto have the opportunity come along. I am more likely to help when I am in a relatively good mood, open and aware of my surroundings, and—most importantly—not rushed!
The last way that I consider I offer my gifts to others is actually through my paid work, my job (in contrast to all of the other work I do for which I don't get paid). I try to have my job be not just a way to show up and get some money that I 'deserve' to have a standard of living. Instead, I see my paid job as an opportunity to give to others, both directly and indirectly.
Many Buddhist teachers describe work as 'service.' So my job can be a form of service to others. I am giving to others directly by serving my boss and my coworkers. My boss relies on me to provide skills and services that she needs to do her job, and I can do this in the right way by being a good employee. Being a good employee also includes being assertive and standing up for my rights.
I serve others indirectly by giving to the population being helped in my research. I give to these people with the hope that the work I do will one day, somewhere down the road, benefit them by improving the quality of their lives. In this way, I need to tell myself that my efforts are valued and appreciated, and maybe even needed. I can give to these people even if I never meet them or know who they are.
These are just a few ways that I consider I can give to others, both my loved ones, and other people in the world who I may never meet or receive gifts from. Writing this post has been a nice reminder during this time of year that I don't need to go to the store to buy material objects in order to give. Giving and generosity is so much bigger than that! It just takes a little bit of imagination. It also takes time to recognize that I benefit from others when I can enjoy other people's presence, positive influence, and direct help.
Poem: Morning October 18, 2012Posted by Living Abundance in poetry.
Tags: beauty, joy, nature, non-self
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pink clouds across the sky
warming to the new day's light
tiny birds fly across the window
suddenly there is more
than this kitchen
this breakfast
this body
so much more
Quote: Widening Our Circle of Compassion September 24, 2012Posted by Living Abundance in Uncategorized.
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"A human being is a part of this whole called by us 'universe,' a part limited in time and space. She experiences herself, her thoughts, and feelings as something separated from the rest, a kind of optical illusion of consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desire and to a portion for a few persons nearest us. Our task must be to force ourselves to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty." – Albert Einstein
Feb 8: Looking at the Big Picture March 3, 2012Posted by Living Abundance in Uncategorized.
Tags: beauty, impermanence, present moment
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My body was a bit sore today during my sit but my mind wasn't as reactive to the soreness and the pain. I found that I was able to get fairly well concentrated, and it was easy to notice when my mind went off story-telling, I was able to catch it fairly soon before it got out of hand. I think I had a good sit in part because I woke up with a pretty quiet mind, except for a song I had in my head since yesterday. This could be due to going to bed with a pretty quiet mind without too many pressing worries floating around, so perhaps this morning was just a carry over from the previous night.
When the bell went off at the end of my sit I was thinking about how to make butternut squash soup with the half of a squash sitting in my fridge.
After my sit, I remembered to say a few lines from the five remembrances:
"I am of the nature to die, I have not gone beyond dying
I am of the nature to age, I have not gone beyond aging
I am of the nature to be ill, I have not gone beyond illness"
I like to say these lines right when I get up in the morning as a way to frame my day. It helps to keep things in perspective because it puts a big picture perspective on the worries and concerns I come across in my daily life. I notice that I often get bogged down in the details, and overwhelmed by the small things, but with reminders like these I realize that a lot of these little petty things are really not all that important in the grand scheme of things.
I think this big picture perspective was on my mind because of an instance late last night where I came across a couple in an intense conversation who failed to notice the beautiful full moon shining in the sky directly in front of them. I wondered, Whatever you're talking about, is it so important that you miss the beauty directly in front of you? For me it is important to notice the beauty and the wonders of life all around me in all moments of my life, because to me that is what being alive is about. I think having this perspective can help keep me from getting too anxious and worried about my work or about trying to accomplish a specific end goal.


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Product Comparison: Blink XT vs NETGEAR Arlo Pro (VMC4030-100NAS)
General Specifications
Arlo Pro (VMC4030-100NAS)
About the Product
With the Blink XT, you can now protect your entire home, inside and out, with the same video-first security that you have come to love. Blink is easy to set up, just a fraction of the cost of other home monitoring systems, and has no subscription fees or data storage charges.
Keep an eye on your home, business, or mischievous pets with the NETGEAR Arlo Pro wire-free HD camera security system. Weatherproof, this indoor/outdoor system is equipped with HD camera that record sharp video, even in the dark. Receive alerts on your mobile device when sound and motion are detected, and enjoy free rolling cloud recording.
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Field Of View
110 °
130 °
Number Of Cameras
Number Of Channels
Audio Communication
1 -way
2 -way
Temperature Sensor, Motion Sensor
Motion Sensor
Storage Type
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Blink XT Home Security Camera System
- Picture quality is pretty good, especially for something powered by a pair of AAA batteries.
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- No wires to deal with--great when you live in a house that can't easily run cabling or power.
- The resolution is clear day and night. Actually captures people walking onto my porch, not as they're walking away (like the Ring did).
- Picture in night mode is sub par for a 1080P camera (my $60 960P Amcrest camera's perform much better night mode).
- No ability to zoom in which renders the 1080P resolution pretty worthless.
NETGEAR Arlo Pro (VMC4030-100NAS) Add-on Security Camera
- Wireless signal and wireless power are great conveniences.
- Good video and still quality (good enough for me, anyway)
- Motion detection algorithm seems good. I've never had a false alert and have these constantly monitoring for months at a time.
- Really excellent video quality both daytime and nighttime.
- 720p is good enough but 1080p wouldn't hurt considering the price point.
- The setting of the duration of the motion capture doesn't work in schedule mode. It would be really handy if it did.
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3.1 in.
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Blink XT Home Security Camera System
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NETGEAR Arlo Pro (VMC4030-100NAS) Add-on Security Camera
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Security Camera
Remote Monitoring
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OS Compatibility
iOS, Android
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Enjoy a rolling 7 days of free cloud recordings, Back up your videos by connecting a USB drive to Arlo's base station, Night vision on the cameras illuminates up to 25 feet, 2-way audio, Control a 100+ decibel siren remotely to scare off intruders, Adjustable sound detection, IP65 certified weather-resistant
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25 feet
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Blink XT Home Security Camera System
- Snapshot option and live view. Easy to set times for arm/disarm.
- Reliable connection during the week plus I have it (much less bandwidth demanding than Ring doorbell for example for the same picture quality).
- Can choose between battery operation or microUSB power.
- WIFI Range--very good. I have one camera at the front of the house and the other camera about 100 feet away on the front of the garage.
- This is a big one - no motion zones. This severely limits placement of the camera.
- Live view takes too long to load (over 10 seconds at times).
- Cameras do not handle shooting into bright light--for example, my front porch is 8 feet deep and sometimes the cameras have a static white balance and people can appear dark once they come onto the porch.
NETGEAR Arlo Pro (VMC4030-100NAS) Add-on Security Camera
- The cameras are wireless and waterproof, which makes it easy to use them in a backyard, patio or garage.
- The battery will last for months if you just activate the system when you are not home, as the cameras record just when they detect motion.
- The system is very easy to set up: you just download the app, power the base station, pair the cameras, position the cameras, and you are done.
- The app is intuitive to use and makes it easy to have a quick look at what's going on around the house.
- You can create multiple 'modes'; for each mode, you choose which cameras to activate, their sensitivity, and what to do when motion is detected (notification/siren).
- Cameras just record when motion is detected, there is no way to record continuously.
- If you are planning to leave the cameras always on, they will detect a lot of motion and the battery will drain fast.
- If you are streaming live, the camera will stop recording and you need to manually press the record button, which is not ideal in case something is happening.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
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RoHS, CE
RoHS, CE
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For Fast Growing Gold Coast Studio
"If You Have Enthusiasm, a Positive Attitude and a few basic fitness skills, I Have a Fun and Fulfilling Personal Training Position Just For You!"
Chad Sorsdahl
OneBody Wellness
Dear Prospective Fitness Coach,
First of all, thanks for taking the time to visit this site. It's my hope that you have precisely what I need in a fitness coach so I can take this page down immediately and put you to work in the fun and rewarding coaching position I have available.
You should have arrived here because you saw my employment ad in the local paper or online that reads like this:
Are you a personal trainer looking for more hours?
Our team is expanding, could you be the right fit?
I'm looking for a personal trainer/group instructor to join our team.
growth/bonus opportunities.
So let me tell you about me, my company and the coaching position.
My name is Chad Sorsdahl and I run a Fitness and Wellness Studio called OneBody Wellness in Hollywell, Queensland.
My business is dedicated to helping women and men achieve their health and fitness goals through customised nutrition and fitness programs.
And business is booming!
I'm looking for an enthusiastic, motivated, and energetic person to start training some of our current clients.
My studio is located at Suite 25, Level 1, 247 Bayview St. Hollywell right here on the Gold Coast.
If you are hired for this coaching position, you'll begin coaching clients in the studio right away.
My studio offers a casual, fun environment, nice training equipment and the opportunity to learn the inner-workings of a successful personal training department within our studio.
Oh yeah, I'm also very fair, respectful and appreciative. I like having fun and making money providing highly valuable fitness services and products.
You will be compensated fairly, treated fairly and I will certainly look for ways to pay you more for your efforts if they warrant it. I want someone who enjoys working with people and making a difference in the lives of others - because that's what we do in my studio.
Tasks You'll Be Expected To Perform
Develop Comprehensive Health & Fitness Programs For Clients:
You'll receive coaching and training on our fitness system and programs, but you'll have flexibility to incorporate your training style and knowledge.
Tracking Client Progress:
In order to ensure a client's success in our programs, you'll need to track weekly progress, current successes and challenges, review client nutrition and exercise log worksheets and more on a weekly basis. It will be your job to hold a client accountable to his/her health and fitness program to ensure the best results possible.
Perform Fitness Evaluations:
Ideally, you'll have some fitness assessment skills and can test for: body composition, body weight, girth measurements, blood pressure, heart rate and various strength and flexibility tests. You do not need previous experience, but if you do, that's a bonus.
Coach clients through 6+ week challenges/programs:
You'll be responsible for weekly exercise sessions and keeping detailed weekly progress reports on the clients your working with. If a client is having challenges throughout his/her program, you'll coach and motivate the client and make appropriate changes to ensure consistent progress.
Demonstrate Proper Exercise Instruction:
This is a big one. I need you to be able to provide proper coaching, instruction, and motivation during a client training session. You should have a working knowledge of the human body (i.e. muscles, movements, functions, etc) and be able to provide appropriate exercises for client's goals.
Provide Ongoing Health and Fitness Education:
Our clients rely on us to service all of their health and fitness needs. It is your job as a fitness coach to provide your clients with health and fitness education on various topics that will empower them to lead healthy lives forever. You'll be provided with educational tools and resources, will be expected to study them and speak about them with your clients. We also spend time covering this in our weekly staff meetings.
Required Skills
These are the skills you must already have in order to qualify for this position:
Good Communication Skills
- you will be talking with my clients, who are VERY important to me. You must be comfortable conversing in-person and on the phone and know how to conduct yourself professionally, and deliver clear instructions to the clients. I'll teach you everything you need to do during a training session, but I can't teach you manners and professionalism.
People skills and personality
- must LOVE working with people! As mentioned above you must be very comfortable working with people. This is an exciting studio and you must be able to show your clients energy and excitement while working with them.
Health and Fitness Education
- You do not need personal training experience, but you should have a working knowledge of health and fitness
First Aid
- Current Senior First Aid and CPR Certified
Cert 3 and 4
- Personal Training
Bonus Skills
If you have these additional skills, it would be a bonus but don't let that put you off. If you don't have these skills, you should still apply as these are not mandatory. You may just be the candidate I am looking for.
Previous personal training experience (fitness studio, health club, in-home trainer, etc.)
Basic nutrition knowledge
National Certification
University Sports/Exercise Degree
Additional Fitness Qualifications (Boxing, TRX, Kettlebell, Yoga, Pilates, etc)
How To Apply
I'm looking to hire the right person to hire relatively quickly. So if this job sounds good to you, then complete the form below and we'll contact you by phone shortly:
First Name
Last Name
Preferred Phone
Tell me a little about your background
What about this position interests you most?
What experience, education and certificates do you have that would make you a good fit for this position?
What interpersonal (people) skills do you possess that would make you an exceptional coach?
What do you feel makes you standout above all other applicants for this position?
Again, thanks very much for your interest,
Chad Sorsdahl
OneBody Wellness
This is not the type of job where just showing up is enough. Performance is everything to me. If you perform, you will be rewarded. I want nothing more than to find a person who takes real interest in doing great work and taking care of our clients. If that's you, I promise that this is only the starting point. I recognize and reward performance!
With all that said, as I mentioned in the headline on this page, enthusiasm and a positive attitude go a long way in my book. I'm a very positive, upbeat business owner and appreciate those qualities in others. As long as you have the basic skills I mentioned, and a great attitude, you're definitely a candidate! So submit your information today!
OneBody Wellness
Suite 25, Level 1,
247 Bayview St
Hollywell, Queensland
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One batch is incorrectly labelled, with no reference made to the "Working Load Limit", which may result in misuse of the product (Batch 7074142018).
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Just some pictures
But I'm longing for this...
7 comments:
- Life's a Beach! said...
Beautiful pictures Sue! I'd love to visit Eastern Canada sometime! I've enjoyed watching the evolution of your Isla home. I remember your stories and pictures from the original project!
- September 18, 2008 at 3:57 PM
- carl/debbie said...
I remember your project too!! It was called E.S.D. Remember why??
You shared EVERYTHING with us. Even when you couldnt get your new bathtub, uhh, "clean" haha.
E.S.D.= EVERY SILLY DETAIL!! I remember getting home from work, and hoping you had updated what all you had done on the place. What a great era that was.
- September 18, 2008 at 4:28 PM
How long are you there for? I have to go to Cheektowaga and hang out all day on Saturday...maybe I could cross and we could meet for lunch somewhere? Or are you too far for that? You can email me if you are interested....cm.krull(at)gmail.com
- September 18, 2008 at 6:46 PM
- Sue said...
Beck - if you visit, you must come in summer or early fall - the best time of year here, in my opinion. Glad you like the pics - I'd like to see what you'd do with your special effects on some of these pics!
Carl - yes, that was a fun time. A long time ago, sort of - 6+ years. A lot has happened since then, and I've learned a lot. I'm not sharing ESD any more but hopefully you are enjoying the almost daily stories anyway. My 'project' seems to be never-ending, but I think I'm getting to the finish line, at least for a while.
Cheri - sent you an email!
- September 18, 2008 at 7:21 PM
- Ann said...
Great photos, Sue! Love the front door with all the plants!I've been to Canada on both coasts this summer--Vancouver and New Brunswick--and Toranto in between!
- September 19, 2008 at 6:34 AM
- Sue said...
Jamqueen - I love that door too, it was so charming. I bet you have some beautiful pictures of your Canada trips. Will you be posting any on your blog?
- September 19, 2008 at 6:58 AM
- Ann said...
Sue, mostly I was passing thru those placesin Canada--even though we drove into New brunswick--it was very foggy & we only stayed a hour or two. Really don't have many photos at all.
- September 20, 2008 at 7:47 AM


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According to official figures from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), e-commerce - business done solely over the internet - will be worth $300 billion by 2001 and three times that figure just two years later. E-commerce and the internet are rapidly changing the way we all live our lives and do business. The global marketplace is creating new challenges - not least, those relating to risk and security management.
It is very difficult to accurately measure the scale of the problem of e-commerce and internet security. There are many different forms of external and internal attack. These include disruption to services, computer fraud, cybercrime, security breaches, viruses, denial of service attacks and internet credit card fraud, besides simple operator errors and system failures. Recent reports suggest that potential losses are huge.
- 60% of organisations reported having suffered a security breach in the last two years;
- over 30% of respondents did not recognise that their business information is either sensitive or critical, and therefore a business asset;
- of those organisations that have critical or sensitive information, 43% had suffered an "extremely serious" or "very serious" breach, and a further 20% had suffered a "moderately serious" breach in the last two years;
- nearly three-quarters of organisations that suffered a breach they regarded to be "serious" had no contingency plan in place to deal with it;
- very few organisations were able to assess the true business implications of the security breaches they had suffered – but those that were indicated that the cost of a single breach was in excess of £100,000;
- more than half the organisations which have suffered a breach that they consider being their "most serious" do not believe that there is anything they could have done to prevent the breaches they have suffered;
- one in three businesses are already buying or selling over the internet, or intend to start in the near future.
Internal risks
The pressure is mounting for all organisations to recognise the problems and implement good practice to provide at least some measure of protection from such risks. The case for risk and security improvements in the area of e-commerce and the internet is clear; the threat is there for all to see. However, crimes committed by external hackers are not the only danger. It is estimated that organisations face 20% of threats to their computer systems from outside the organisation and 80% from internal sources. Security must be integral to a company's operations.
Internal hackers may be far more invidious than external threats. While firewalls, encryption, digital signatures and other forms of security protection can be used against external hackers trying to break into your system, an insider can render these or any other normal security system useless. Insiders have far greater opportunities to commit crimes without detection, access confidential information and trade secrets to sell to competitors or simply set-up their own rival company using your organisation's customer database and confidential trade and pricing information. An effective trusted operating system integrated with a detailed e-risk management programme is required.
Risk analysis
The basic principles of risk management apply to e-commerce and the internet; having assessed the risks, they should be analysed to see if they are applicable to the organisation, not forgetting suppliers and customers. As well as security, there are other risks to consider such as loss of trust, loss of reputation or brand image, market risk and operational risks, including operational performance such as lack of adequate capacity to handle transaction volumes. Exposure to legal liability for the content of e-mail messages, employee rights of privacy and employer rights of access, libel, copyright infringement, breach of confidence, regulations and controls, inadvertent formation of contracts, publication of obscene material and data protection are but a few of the risks that come to mind - but security is the biggest. Without quantifiable security, customers will not use your systems, executives will not support e-projects, investors will not finance the venture and regulators may veto the project.
What is required is a holistic risk-based approach to security, with the development of appropriate risk management strategies that audit and control processes and monitor the impact of new technologies. Analysis of the risks and threats to individual organisations, should include:
Each individual organisation must decide how best it might effectively carry out the required review and analyse the risks that may seriously affect its particular operation. Only in this way can you determine what, if any, further risk improvements may be required. It is a necessary approach. With corporate governance coming to the fore throughout Europe, there is a strong requirement for effective controls to be implemented for all significant risks which can seriously affect an organisation.
Inadequate security is already having a negative effect on the potential growth of e-business in Europe. The inability of an organisation to provide a positive response to the following questions will do nothing to improve this situation:
The speed with which the internet operates assists criminals in their desire to obtain maximum benefits, while inflicting damage on their victims. Criminals avoid detection behind the world-wide internet web of connections. Organised criminal elements are now finding that they can access much richer environments through the virtual world than they can in the physical one and go undetected far more often. Even if detected, the legal and jurisdictional issues are such that penalties for their activities may be less onerous than for other crimes such as dealing in drugs.
As is the case with any security regime, no system can be 100% secure. But, in essence, the security systems you put in place must be sufficiently robust to convince your customers and suppliers that they are of the highest security integrity to gain and maintain the confidence of your organisation's business partners.
Frank Heinrich-Jones is director of corporate risk and security management at PLC Consultancy Services, a member of the UK Fraud Advisory Panel Steering Group, and vice-chair of the Panel's internet/e-commerce fraud working party. E-mail: email@example.com


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About Us
Born out of sunny Singapore, we are a leading performance marketing network with over 10+ years of industry experience, specializing in running performance campaigns for our clients globally.
Our Technology
Our Intellink® Hyper-Optimization Technology processes complex optimization based on 20+ data metrics such as geos, carriers, OSes and many more to serve the best performing offers and target the right users.
Our Values
We place a huge emphasis on creating valuable relationships. Clients' interests are our foremost priority. Due to the ever-changing landscape of our industry, we seek for constant improvement to stay ahead.
Our Performance
Our numbers determine how well we have done. We evaluate performance in terms of ECPMs, CRs, ROIs, revenue, RRs and more, KPIs that are important to our clients. We know numbers and data does not lie.
Our Innovation
We innovate to cater to the ever-changing industry and to bridge certain gaps. from manual optimization in our early days to developing and using Hyper-Optimization Technology, we are constantly reinventing technology that take the fuss out of our clients.
Our founding team is a group of 3 super affiliates, together with the rest of the team, we had first-hand experience in running 6-7 figures camp internally. So we basically know the ins and outs of running a network that understands the needs of our affiliates and advertisers.
Our founding team is a group of 3 super affiliates, together with the rest of the team, we had first-hand experience in running 6-7 figures camp internally. So we basically know the ins and outs of running a network that understands the needs of our affiliates and advertisers.
Team members
A perfect day for me is coming to the office early, dedicating my time to optimise our network's performance and seeing tangible improvement for our partners, heading back home for dinner with my lovely family and sweating it out in a friendly soccer match with close friends at night!
Danny Lua
My journey in performance marketing started around 10 years ago, but I'll like to think I'm only just getting started! From solo newbie, to 'super affiliate', to network owner, it's been an incredible rollercoaster ride. Next stop? The moon!
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I'm a nice guy and I like to make new friends. An accountant for 6 years after my studies to becoming a bedroom affiliate in 2010 to co-founding Wewe Media, it has been an incredible journey so far. It doesn't end here and I embrace the exciting challenges and opportunities that lie ahead!
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Executive Advisor
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I am a Mom of a hyper 5-year-old boy, an enthusiastic boxer, big time foodie, heavy social media and loves to travel. I get a different kind of high, converting prospects to Wewe clients and making them strategic partners. What do I love about my job? The Wewe family + it makes me do all these things. I am a Mom of a hyper 5-year-old boy, an enthusiastic boxer, big time foodie, social media addict and avid traveler. I get a different kind of high - converting prospects to Wewe clients and making them strategic partners. What do I love about my job? The Wewe family + the things I do every day!
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I love getting things done ASAP and make sure all are settled before leaving a task. During my free-time; I enjoy bonding with family and learning new things! As a part of Wewe Media family - I really love and appreciate everyone's company. Working with them made my career journey enthusiastically fun!
Alex Tayson
I love to follow this simple life philosophy "Be passionate about your life. Learn to live without the fear of failing. Take a chance, you just might surprise yourself". With already 2+ years of experience in this industry, I look forward to gaining more wonderful experiences at Wewe. Cheers!
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I have been in the industry for 3 years and have thoroughly enjoyed every bit of the earning experience in this complex mobile advertising ecosystem.I love to start things from scratch and always look forward to handle the initial challenges of any project.
To be honest, I never expected to work in this industry - it just happened to me. I just grabbed the opportunity and you know what? I can say it was the best decision - one that changed my way of thinking. I learned that I am stronger than I thought and that opportunities for growth are limitless.
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It's late summer in Phoenix and my bees are hungry.
I've set out pollen substitute and they are rolling around in it like pigs in mud. It's quite endearing really. I've also been feeding them sugar syrup off and on and I've noticed that some of my hives are not as strong as they should be. I'm still figuring out the floral cycles here and watching where my bees are getting their food. It is a very local phenomenon. I have bees all over the valley and from neighborhood to neighborhood the hive strength differs from near starvation to abundance.
What to do for our bees now
I was asking one of Arizona's most experienced and knowledgable beekeepers, Monica King, what we should be doing for our hives at this time of year to boost their numbers. In Arizona we often get another nectar flow in the early Fall and that can help strengthen a hive, but this year we are at a deficit with no monsoon. Even if that wasn't the case, if a hive is small, then they don't even have the numbers to collect enough food when the flow is good.
To remedy that, Monica recommends feeding constantly until the bees no longer need it (they will stop eating it in that case, so you will know). She sets out dry pollen substitute to see if the bees are interested in it, and if so, she gives them internal pollen patties and sometimes even sugar syrup. You can also watch and see if bees are hanging around animal feed as a clue. They are looking for protein, which is what pollen is for them. If you have small hives or one from a recent removal then you definitely need to feed them no matter what. If they can't build comb then they can't store food nor can the queen lay eggs. The colony will die.
Pollen Patties to the rescue
Inspired by this information, I decided to take half of my dry pollen substitute (Ultra Bee from Mann Lake) and make pollen patties.
In my research, I came across lots of recipes, some with only a few ingredients and some with lots of additives like essential oils. I really liked the recipe I'm sharing with you because it is simple and I had all the ingredients. One thing I did add was some sea salt because I know that bees need that just like we do.
Pollen Patty Recipe
Note: You can break it down into smaller quantities using those math skills you learned in school.
- 6.5 lbs. Hot Water
- 16 lbs. Sugar
- 1.5 C Vegetable Oil
- 10 lbs. Dry Pollen Substitute (I use Ultra Bee)
- 1 Tbls Sea Salt or Himalayan Salt
- Wax Paper
- Place all ingredients in a bucket or large bin (like a Rubbermaid container) and mix until completely combined. It will look a lot like peanut butter cookie batter mixed with pumpkin. (mmmm)
- Tear several 10-inch sheets of wax paper and set aside. You will make 30-45 patties depending on how thick you make them.
- Drop two large spoonfuls of mixture onto half of the wax paper sheet
- Fold the paper in half and press down to spread the mixture. Use a rolling pin to smooth it out. You'll get the hang of it. I like them fairly thin (about 1/4 inch thick).
- When you are finished, place them in stacks and store in a container or bag in the freezer if you aren't using them within a week.
- To use, simply place the patty on top of the frames of your brood chamber. When the bees have eaten it all, give them another until their numbers are strong and the nectar flow has begun.
Journal Entry
Write down when you gave them the patty and then how long it took them to consume it all. Keep track of this information to help in planning for years to come.


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4 Years, 6 Months, 22 Days
He heard the voices, getting louder. Couldn't make out the words. Didn't matter. He knew the tone. Lots of voices. Sounded familiar. Not friends. Stay still. Stay very still.
Then they wouldn't strike.
Heard chains. Yanked to his feet, the cuffs removed.
Stay still. Stay very still. Do what they say. Always do what they say. If he did what they said, it wasn't as bad.
He felt the pokes, the pushes. Moving him out of the cage. Out into the room with the voices.
American voices.
He started focusing on them. More pushes, pokes.
He was out of the cage.
He was out. Focus. Come back...
His hands were free.
See the room. See the voices.
He saw the swing coming from the side, ducked instinctively. Looked up at the man. He knew this man. Ben. Big Ben.
Focus. All the way back now.
All the way.
Wide, hard swings. Face backed out of them. Ducked and turned. Ben fell against the wall. Getting angry.
Ben feinted with a left, came back with a right. Face ducked, swept under his outstretched arm, came back with two swift hard chops against the bull neck. Hurt him, didn't stop him. Didn't matter. Face felt a surge of energy, coming from deep down, somewhere. His mouth turned up, ever so slightly.
Two more swings, Face grabbed him around the waist with one arm, swinging hard into his kidneys, once, twice, heard the grunts of pain, kept swinging until Ben slung him away. Ben tried to fake him out, telling him to hit harder, grimacing with pain.
Two more swings. Getting too close to the crowd behind him. No room to move. Ben caught him, hard, in the stomach. He fell back against them, sliding to the floor.
It took only seconds. Seconds to find the anger, let it come, let it out.
He came up with a primal scream, knocking the man kneeling over him reeling, using the momentum to leap up, kicking another man, the man with a knife, splitting his face. And then Ben. A quick half step and Face's boot was slamming into Ben's nose and forehead, spinning him to the floor. Face ran, using Ben's body for a springboard, and leaped through the window.
His body turned, ever so slowly, through the air, sailing downward toward the river. He tried to force his body around, trying to dive but taking the impact full-force on his shoulder and upper back. Brightly colored lights filled his vision, fading slowly to black.
He inhaled water, and instinct took over. He fought to the surface, coughing and hacking. It took a moment for his brain to kick in, and he immediately dove under the water, heading for the dock beside the granary. He surfaced more slowly this time, ignoring the pain in his back. He would deal with that later; escape was the only priority now.
Breathing hard, he looked up at the window he'd just jumped through. No one there. He looked at the dock, grabbed a length of hose and swam awkwardly under the tall pilings closer to the building. One end of the hose in his mouth, he waited until he heard some of the men climbing down the wooden ladder to the dock, then slowly sank under the surface, listening to the muffled sounds coming from the surface.
He heard the voices fade away, heard the thudding as they climbed back up the ladder. Only then did he surface. He'd noticed several boats tied to the other side of the dock. His ticket out. To his island.
He would face them on his turf now.
He swam up to the closest boat, pulling his knife from his boot. He was lucky he was dealing with idiots in that respect. But stupid men with guns were more dangerous than smart ones. He carefully cut the rope mooring the boat, and pushed it away from the dock, and floated it down the river before climbing aboard. The motor didn't want to start at first, and he could hear other boats in the distance. One more jerk on the rope and the engine finally caught. He'd lost time, but once he got to the island, it wouldn't matter.
It took only a couple of minutes before he heard them yelling behind him, shooting. He didn't think they had much chance of hitting him, but he increased his speed as much as he could, just the same. Then he noticed the box of half-empty beer bottles, rags, and gasoline can sitting in the bottom of the boat.
He pulled up next to the ferry, shoving the box of bottles, rags and gas tank up on the ferry before sending the boat on down the river, full throttle. He poured most of the gas over the ferry platform, then grabbed the box and ran up onto the island. He found his spot, a bluff looking over the river.
Down on the boats coming toward the ferry.
He checked his lighter. Good ol' Army issue. And yeah, Sarge - that he got from Army surplus.
The first boat appeared. He stood, lighting the rag stuffed into the beer bottle, filled with gasoline. He gauged the distance and threw. It landed perfectly, right in the middle of the boat filled with men. A sudden flash of flame, men leaping into the river, the explosion as the gas tank caught. The second boat was coming too fast to turn; he tossed the next bottle, catching the front of the boat this time. A second, very satisfactory explosion. He stood for a moment, smiling slyly.
He watched as the men swam toward shore, taking shelter behind the boulders there. Running his tongue over his lower lip, he smiled as he lit a third rag, and threw it with all his might toward the ferry. It landed with a crash, immediately igniting the gas spilled over the surface.
And then the gas tank, left half-full on the deck, exploded. The ferry blasted into the air, debris flying over the river.
Face stood on the bluff, watching the flames, grinning, practically laughing out loud.
Come into my parlor...
He disappeared from the bluff, allowing the soaking men to climb out of the river, up the bank. He knew where they would go - an old surveyor's shelter at the top of the first hill. He knew it well.
He watched as the men staggered past him, never realizing he was within arm's reach as they hurried up the path. Two of the pack were missing yet. He had time, then, before Dave and the one they called Bubba showed up.
And then Dave would see what 'a piece of cake' really tasted like.
He moved quickly back to the river. Gathered the rich mud from the water's edge, smearing it over his face, chest, and hair. Remembered the rice paddy. How he'd been seen...not this time. They'd never know he was coming. Or from where. He hadn't survived that long in the jungle without knowing a few things, learning a few more. He moved back up the hill, to keep an eye on his guests.
He heard the boat at the same time they did. Cece started down the path. Face picked up a rock. A big one. It hit Cece squarely in the middle of the back, knocking him flat. Heard Sarge say, "He wants us to stay put."
You're learning, Sarge. You're learning.
He had started back, paralleling the path toward the river when Cece started babbling, yelling about how the Commies had gotten to Kyle, had worked on his mind. Face stopped, looked back where Cece's voice was still screeching.
Worked on his mind? Face grinned viciously. You don't know the half of it.
He passed Dave partway up the hill. Running. He almost took him out right then and there. Knew better. Never get involved with somebody who had a pack waiting.
Take on the pack instead.
He heard the gunshot from above just as he came in sight of the shore. Ignored it. Maybe somebody had put Cece out of his misery. Didn't matter. He looked down at Bubba, standing guard by the boat. Bubba saw him at the same time, got a couple quick shots out of his pistol as Face flew off the bluff, landing on top of him. He crouched over him, saw the fear.
He wasn't worth it.
Face pointed to the river. One word.
Face followed him to the river's edge, making sure he was well on his way across the river, before turning to the boat. His first plan had been to set it adrift, leaving the men without an easy escape. He didn't want it easy.
Then he saw the box of dynamite. He wasn't sure what Dave had planned for that, but Face had his own ideas. He grabbed the box, shoved the boat out into the river, and hurried back up the hill, into the woods.
He found a spot close to the bluff, hidden beneath the branches of a large bush, and started inserting the fuses. When he had a dozen or more ready to go, he stuffed them in his waistband and moved through the woods. Those gunshots would've alerted Dave and the others; they would be down by the shore now.
Now he'd teach the hunters a lesson. About real hunting.
They were standing on the bluff, hollering at Bubba to go get help. Cece turned, saw Face through the branches. Started yelling. By the time Dave took aim, Face was gone. Poked his head up on the other side, catching Sarge's eye. He fired fast, not fast enough.
Face lit the first stick, tossed it behind the group. Moved. Tossed the next. Moved. They were so busy running from the blasts, they didn't have time to look for him, see where the next one was coming from.
Throw. Move. Throw. Move. Sending them scurrying in one direction, then another. Back and forth.
He remembered then. The rocks. The rope.
He stopped throwing the dynamite. Waited.
"All right, you win! You win!" Dave was waving his hands, trying to clear the smoke and dust away. "What do you want?"
"Throw the guns in the river!"
He watched through narrowed eyes as Sarge and the others threw their shotguns frantically into the water. All except Dave.
Dave saw him. Thought he did. Came up the path, bringing up his rifle.
Face threw the next stick. It exploded in front of Dave, knocking him back several feet. Face didn't know at first if he killed him or not, not until he started moving again. Sarge ran up, threw Dave's rifle into the river.
"Have some mercy, you!"
Mercy? The fury in him spilled over.
"Get off my island!"
"We gotta wait for the boat..."
"No boat! Swim!"
He crossed through the woods, coming to stand on the edge of the cliff above the shore, watching as they tore off their boots and clothes before getting into the water. Dave looked up at him, pointed.
"You better get out of this county..."
Face cooly lit a stick of dynamite. Stood there, holding it while the fuse smoldered. One look and the gaggle of men raced into the water. Once they were all in, swimming for their lives, he calmly pulled the fuse, tossing it and the dynamite to the ground.
He ran down the bank, up onto a log and dove far out into the river. He swam for some time under the cold water, letting it wash away the mud and the sweat before he surfaced near the shore. He swept the hair out of his eyes, looking quickly to see where the fleeing men were.
And then he saw her. Standing on the opposite bank. The sheriff was there, too, and Mr Bellows. She was watching him. He smiled, raised his hand just above the water.
He could hear her soft laugh across the river as she returned his salute. He nodded slowly, and climbed out of the water, taking one last look at her before he disappeared again into the woods.
On his island.
It was getting dark, the sun's glow moving beyond the horizon. The fire was crackling within the circle of rocks, just outside the surveyor's shelter. He stirred it slowly, watching the glowing cinders float up into the air, disappearing into black ash.
Jenny had not come to the island, and he had not left it. He'd felt bad, after he turned his back on her, taken off into the jungle...
He stirred the fire again. He'd felt bad, but he had to. Because it wasn't the jungle, but he'd felt like it was. It wasn't the war, either.
But it felt like it.
And he'd walked away, praying she didn't come, because he was still there, still...alive in it. Really alive.
He'd walked across the island. Possibly every inch of it. Ignoring the branches that slapped his body, the roots that grabbed for his feet.
An angry walk.
He'd gone on instinct and training at first. Until he threw that first Molotov. Watched it sail through the air, explode. Seen the men leaping from the boat.
He had the power then. And it made him feel giddy. Excited.
He'd enjoyed it.
He'd loved it.
He'd started coming down when those guns had gone flying into the river. Until Dave...challenged him. Challenged his power. He didn't have to throw that dynamite so close. He could've tossed it off to the side, just a reminder.
But he didn't.
He'd let the anger flood him. Take over. Almost.
And after they'd fled, and he'd seen Jenny, standing there...she'd come looking for him. And he'd been so grateful, and at the same time, so afraid she would turn away when she saw what he was, what he'd done.
When he felt the anger turn on those feelings - how dare she make him feel like that? - he knew he had to get away from her. He still felt the power, the strength, and they didn't want to let go. There was no one left to fight. No one left to conquer. No one left to prove he was still a man. If she had been there...
He wanted that feeling, that feeling of strength, and power. That...joy they brought. But not the overwhelming anger that always went with it. He wanted to feel like he had that day, with Jenny and the bikes, racing over the island...
He wanted to be free.
Finally free.


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According, to the Pew Research Center, 1/3 of all American homes with children under 18 have guns in their household. I don't know about you, but that definitely makes me feel safe, knowing how many kids have access to firearms. In addition to children, we should all be locked and loaded. Here are some reasons why I think every American citizen should own a gun.
1. So we can be properly prepared to fight alongside our local militia in a minute's notice.
The Second Amendment was included by our founding fathers so we would be able to protect ourselves from Native American attacks and slave rebellions. Definitely a major problem we see in society today, right?
2. So we can protect ourselves from mass shooters.
Wrong answer. According to the Violence Policy Center's study analyzing self-defense with guns, less than 1% of intended victims in violent crimes used a gun to protect themselves. In a country with over 300 million firearms.
3. It's our constitutional right.
Yep, apparently even for people on the no-fly list! According to "The Washington Post," in just 10 years 2,043 people on the terror watch list were able to buy guns in the United States - and 91% of them tried to.
4. So we can live through the zombie apocalypse.
We never know when they're going to come, but it's scientifically proven that zombies can't withstand bullets.
Something needs to be done about the gun problem we are seeing in America, with 355 mass shootings in just the past year. I'm not a politician, nor am I a lobbyist; I'm merely a millennial living in a violent country who's scared for her future.


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This week on A Northwoods Moment in History, Gary Entz looks back on the life of Rhinelander's Paul Browne.
There have been many notable people who have lived and worked in Rhinelander in the 137 years of its existence as a town. The men who built the logging industry clearly defined its early history, but few have had as lasting an impact on the ongoing character of the city as did Paul Browne.
Paul Browne was born in Waupaca in 1858 and grew up in that area. He studied law at the University of Wisconsin in Madison and was admitted to the bar in 1882. He married Florence Brown of Stevens Point and practiced law in Waupaca until 1888, at which point he accepted the position of state timber agent for northern Wisconsin and moved to Rhinelander. Browne quickly became prominent in the Rhinelander community and wore many hats. He was elected as a municipal judge of Oneida County in 1891. In 1893 he erected an office building at 38 West Davenport Street and established Rhinelander's first insurance agency at that location. He also became president of the Rhinelander School Board in 1897.
Beyond his business and civic presence, Browne was a conservationist and visionary who recognized that the timber industry, along with the jobs it created, was unsustainable. He thus took on several projects to ensure that Rhinelander and other Northwoods communities would survive into the future. With a view toward future tourism, Browne was one of the first in region to seed rivers and streams in the Northwoods with fingerling trout. He also took land he owned on the west side of town, an area then known as Highland View, and established a large orchard and dairy farm where he could conduct agricultural experiments. But those were small in comparison to his greatest accomplishment.
At the turn of the twentieth century, as the logging industry was in obvious decline, Browne negotiated with the Chicago and North Western Railroad for its one-half interest in the Pelican rapids power source on the Wisconsin River. He simultaneously acquired the rights to the Brown Brothers Lumber Company's option on the other half. With riparian rights on both sides of the river secured, Browne took charge of selling stock and building up capital for a new business enterprise that would define Rhinelander for the remainder of the century. The Rhinelander Paper Company was formally established on April 27, 1903, with Browne as its secretary. Browne, from then on known as the "grand old man" of the Rhinelander Paper Company, continued to serve as company secretary until his death in February 1941.
This story was written by Gary Entz and produced for radio and the web by Mackenzie Martin. Some music for this commentary came Podington Bear. The photo above is used with permisson from the Wisconsin Historical Society and can be found on their website here.
A Northwoods Moment in History is funded in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Humanities Council, with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the State of Wisconsin. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this project do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Wisconsin Humanities Council supports and creates programs that use history, culture, and discussion to strengthen community life for everyone in Wisconsin.


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