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Insanity Week
I don't like to make a habit of neglecting The Blog. It's been (according to my records here) 20 days … nearly three solid weeks … since I did the online, in-print version of opening my yap.
There's a reason.
In the presence of my family and friends and a couple of colleagues, I've described the week before Memorial Day weekend as "Insanity Week". To wit: each of those weekdays saw me put in a full day at the ol' public school teaching day job, followed by about six hours of rehearsal each afternoon and evening in the service of a high school musical show in nearby school district. My daily schedule ran thusly: leave the house at the usual 6:30 in the morning and not return till about 10:30 in the evening … once home, check eMail, do a little electronic-music processing (adjusting music or sound effects for the show), go to bed. Rinse and repeat.
Well, that's what Tech Week is. You kinda know what you're signing up for. The show went up on Friday night and Saturday of the holiday weekend. Throw in the various activities associated with my church gig (rehearsals, services, a concert), … and the in-school Memorial Day assembly (including being a Chorus wrangler) on Friday, plus the town's actual parade (wherein your humble correspondent became a bass drummer) … and you have a rather fully-laden week and a half. Eleven days of basically constant motion.
Physically tiring, yes. And although some teaching days are less strenuous than others, as the saying goes, a teacher is always on duty. I was the music director for the musical show in question, and therefore was preparing singers and songs throughout the sessions, with perhaps a 20-minute break in there somewhere. When we ran the show end to end, I discovered how intense it was for the fellow who was playing the music and coordinating the sound effects. Many cues, some in a bang-bang fashion that left not much room for error. So, mentally tiring as well. I slept pretty soundly, though not for as many hours as a fellow might prefer.
One of my favorite "Starred Thoughts®" from one of my favorite teachers in the world went something like, "If you like to complain, band is the place for you!" We've got lots for you to complain about – hot band camp days, cold late-season football games; sleeping on gym floors, living on buses; getting from drill set to drill set at a jazz run while playing many notes and not crashing into anyone near you … early Saturday morning rehearsals … outdoor events with sudden inclement weather … and the list goes on, of course. But so many of us did band, all the way through high school and all the way through college, and at the season-ending banquets we wished aloud that it didn't have to end.
Equally, one could paraphrase and come up with, "If you like to complain, music teaching is the place for you!" I'm not diminishing the workloads of my colleagues in other subject areas – partly because there are some wrinkles to the music teaching business that can make it look pretty nice by comparison (no music MCAS, for openers); also it's important that teachers hang together, otherwise we may hang separately! And I have no concept or clue about how (for example) elementary classroom teachers do what they do, and I've seen more examples than just my 3rd-grade teaching sister at work. But, very often, music teacher types are pulling later afternoons or evenings (or weekends) than many of our colleagues; many times we do our own fundraising; and in a lot of cases, if we don't advocate for our own particular corner of the public education world, it don't get advocated for.
My music teaching colleagues who are reading this will probably be thinking, "…and your life is different from mine how?" Not at all. Fret not (he said, clutching his guitar), we understand each other.
Now … in spite of the fact that I have not offered up many examples of music teaching responsibilities or conditions that are terribly cheery-sounding … I am in no way complaining. In fact, one of the phrases that I believe I may have invented (and there aren't many that I use which I have not stolen from estimable sources!) is this: "I'm not COMplaining … I'm EXplaining."
Por ejemplo, "It's hot today, I've been standing out on this parking lot all morning, it's very sweaty, those water breaks are crucial, and it will be a lovely contrast when we go to lunch in the air-conditioned dining hall." (Hello, average DMA morning.) All of these statements are statements of fact. There's nothing I can do to change the weather, the propensity for perspiration, the fact that regular hydration can stave off trips to the emergency room, or the inability of the dining hall AC to reach out to the parking lot. This is all journalism, ladies and gentlemen, nothing more.
Whenever I described for anyone what Insanity Week was going to be like, what it was in the process of being like, or what it had turned out to be, I did so with a smile. Sometimes it was a rueful one; sometimes the smile was genuine. (For those who know what this next phrase means: sometimes you need a dose of Pollyanna Bullcrap; sometimes you need to dispense one.)
To be honest, when I changed careers from journalism (or what passed for journalism) to music ed, I did so partly because I had lots of friends who were already band directors and always sounded like they were having a great time at it, even if they did occasionally sound a bit winded. To say, "hey, it could be worse – I could be digging ditches," sometimes sounds to me as if we're unnecessarily dumping on the ditch-diggers. That's important work, too … but I'm not sure if that work has the same kind of opportunities for fun, or for Thrilling Moments of Inspiration. Maybe I'd know better if I were a digger. But I suspect that there are lines of work for which I would definitely not get as fired up.
There are weeks when I do have to remind myself of the potential for such thrilling moments. There are those faculty meetings that don't appeal to my sense of creativity. There are those instrument lessons in which convincing everyone that G sharp involves the left pinky finger is a grand accomplishment. There are those rehearsals in which just getting to the end of the session rates a Congressional Medal of Honor. But there are also those moments when we nailed that song, when the blend and balance were outstanding, and when everyone wore all the uniform parts. And, perhaps less often than ought to be the case, there are moments when I do regain the perspective: if the schedule is crazed, well, gang, I did sign up for this! And regardless of how crazed the schedule, –I'm making music for a living. How great is that?
So. Two concerts and an evening rehearsal this week. Piece o' cake.
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As it gets within the single digit number of days until my college graduation, I can't help but feel a little scared. Our whole lives are school, all preparing us for reaching "the real world." Do I feel prepared? No. Do I feel ready? No. Am I glad to be done with school? YES. But now what? The age old question that you are asked from your Junior year in High School until a little after you graduate from College is: What do you want to do with you life? My honest answer? I have no clue. None. The one that sounds the most appealing? Being a stay-at-home mom. Is this practical and possible? Not yet; especially since I don't have any kids and Heath has more schooling before he can be the bread-winner. So my next best options? Trying to find a job I don't hate. I can get along in any job, deal with any type of boss, but I would prefer to have a job I actually enjoy.
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Nonesuch House Antiques is ''a weird shop,'' its owner, Terry R. Lewis, admits.
Just off Route 1 in what bills itself as ''the prettiest village in Maine,'' the store is considered an affront by some in this white-clapboard and green-shuttered town. Its contents spill out onto the sidewalk: cement statuary, including a six-foot Statue of Liberty, and an old, red, wooden telephone booth.
Inside are narrow paths through piles and piles of stuff so varied it defies cataloguing. In just one section of the warren of rooms that make up the shop are duck decoys, a bird house, old books and magazines, dusty bottles, crockery, pots and pans, furniture, wooden boat models, a beer stein and an antique bilge pump from a schooner.
So the blackened, unwrapped Egyptian mummy, with the book ''Mommie Dearest'' on top of its glass case, does not seem entirely out of place. In fact, Mr. Lewis had displayed the mummy in his store for four years with little public comment before it suddenly made the national news this summer when the United States Customs Service learned he was trying to sell it and slapped a detainment order on it.
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But Mr. Lewis said all the fuss was unwarranted. ''This is just a crock,'' Mr. Lewis said. ''It's political correctness gone insane, gone totally berserk.'' Mr. Lewis, 50, said he obtained the mummy fair and square, treats it respectfully and lets the public, including schoolchildren, view it. He is still considering selling it because he has been offered as much as $30,000 for it as a result of all the publicity.Continue reading the main story
He bought the mummy in 1992, for a price he declined to reveal, at a liquidation auction of the privately owned Morse Museum in New Hampshire. It was brought to the United States in 1925, according to the Customs Service. It was displayed at Benson's Wild Animal Farm in New Hampshire for 20 years before going to the museum.
Customs officials placed a 30-day detainment order on the mummy in August after learning it was for sale. The order was to allow customs to determine if there were any violations of Federal laws concerning smuggling of antiquities, according to Nancy C. Rose, a public affairs specialist with the United States Customs Service in Boston.
Customs officials said in September that they had failed to discover any violations and closed their investigation. Customs, which made no determination on the authenticity of the mummy, also said then that Mr. Lewis ''is free to do whatever he wants with the 'mummy.' ''
The Egyptians are not barred from asking to examine the mummy to see if it is authentic and a cultural antiquity, Customs also said.
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Mr. Lewis advertises the mummy as a royal princess. But he acknowledged that he made that story up. ''I wanted her to be a pharaonic mummy,'' Mr. Lewis said. ''I'm stretching it. But the truth is, nobody knows.''
Rita Freed, curator of the department of ancient Egyptian, Nubian and Near Eastern art at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, said royal mummies are quite rare and there is little likelihood that this one is royal.
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Lee A. Lewis Papers:
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Lee Andrew Lewis (1902-1972) was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 1902. He began working with moving picture machines in 1912 and served in the Navy during World War I. In 1937, Lewis helped organize Local 279A of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators of the United States and Canada. Local 279A was an all-black local in Dallas, Texas and was not given the full status of a local union. Instead, it was considered an auxiliary to the all-white Local 279. In 1947, Lewis and other black unionists organized the Texas Federation Club to protest discrimination experienced by blacks at Texas State Federation of Labor conventions which included being refused entrance to convention hotels. Lewis was the Club's executive secretary until it disbanded in 1961.
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Papers contain correspondence, minutes, printed material, and photographs pertaining to the Texas Federation Club.
Open for research.
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Lee A. Lewis Papers, AR154, Box Number, Folder Number, Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries.
Gift, 1971.
Accessioned as number 71-18.
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The retrospective updating and conversion of this finding aid was supported with funds from the National Historical Publications & Records Commission (NHPRC) for the Special Collections "Documenting Democracy: Access to Historical Records" project, 2014-2015.
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Equine Color Genetics and Deoxyribonucleic Acid TestingJulie Ann Luiz Adrian DVM*
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Citation: Julie Ann Luiz Adrian DVM (2013) Equine Color Genetics and Deoxyribonucleic Acid Testing. J Veterinar Sci Technol 4:134. doi:10.4172/2157-7579.1000134
Copyright: © 2013 Julie Ann Luiz Adrian DVM. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
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HASTINGS, Minn. (WCCO) – A 34-year-old Hastings man is accused of peeping in on a young boy, showing him pornographic magazines and purchasing tobacco for him, according to charges filed Tuesday in Dakota County Court.
Thaddius Kevin Turner was charged with one felony count of interference with privacy in connection with the Dec. 7 incident.
According to a criminal complaint, Hastings Police were called to an apartment on Dec. 7 and took a statement from a woman who said her son called her because he was nervous and scared that Turner, their neighbor, would break into their apartment after threatening him and looking into their apartment windows.
The woman said the over the past couple months, her son had been spending time with Turner and said she was not comfortable with their relationship. Turner admitted at that time that he would purchase chewing tobacco, cigarettes and show the boy pornographic magazines. The woman told Turner to stay away from her son, the complaint states.
The boy later told police that he went onto the patio of his residence to take a phone call and saw Turner in the parking lot staring at the apartment. The boy asked Turner what he wanted, and Turner told him to "shut his mouth."
About two hours later, the boy noticed that Turner was staring at his apartment from the parking lot and was going to take a picture of him, but Turner was then standing outside his bedroom window looking into the apartment. When the boy saw him, Turner fled. The boy said he had a friendly relationship with Turner until recently. He also said Turner would smoke marijuana and drink in front of him, according to the complaint.
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Tattle tale. Haven't heard that for a while.
We live in a mature society as you can see….
Did i miss it or… how old was the boy????
Not that it matters in this case, but isn't that one of the tenets of good reporting or has that gone by the wayside now that even monkeys know how to type up a story??
Wake up…. this guy is one step away form doing serious crimes. He will try again once he is out… can't fix him ever. When will we see that people like this are just getting started. He has a 100% chance to re-offend. Snip him…
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Martial artists from around the American Taekwondo Association converged on Los Angeles for the Special Olympics as part of the Unified Demo Team. It was an honor to be a part of this. The last time I was a part of the Special Olympics was back in the 1990s. I wish I had taken pictures back then, so I could remember the event. Here are some photos that I took of the kids supporting the Special Olympics.
Photos from the ATA Unified Demo Team at the Special Olympics 2015
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The Reason Why This Baby Is Smiling In This Photo Will Warm Your Heart
She knows daddy is watching over her.
With all the tragic and horrific events that are going on in the world right now, this story will definitely warm your heart. This photo of a young baby named Aubrey smiling while being wrapped around her father's motorcycle gloves is going viral and not because it's simply adorable, but because the story behind it will bring you to tears!
This only confirms that daddies ALWAYS have their eyes on their little girls, no matter where they are!
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There is almost no doubt that Apple will reveal it's new smartphone at it's 9th of September event in San Francisco. Still there are a lot of questions about the the new device which for now has the informal . Especially the features for the new device who may be named as iPhone 6. So here are the most noticeable rumors about what maybe Apple is cooking for us.
There will be two models – like the previous refreshment of the iPhone line in which the company introduces the "budget" iPhone 5C with the plastic case and the "luxurious" iPhone 5S it is expected that Apple will make the same move. But with significant differences. First of all there will be the so expected big screen smartphone. The stakes are for 5.5 inches display and a smaller 4.7 inch which is still bigger than the current 5S and 5C models. That is huge for Apple because till now it restricted its smartphones to 4 inches screens which are too small to match the current flagship models of the competition – which starts from 5 inches and stops just before the tablet category with 6 inches phablet monsters. The pressure is mounting so it is almost certain that Apple will introduce bigger iPhone, the question is will it dump the current 4 inch format and move to the bigger 4.7 inches for it's second model? There is a 50% chance for either thing.
The new sapphire screens – the ground changing feature of the new iPhones will be not the size of the screen but the material that will protect it. Apple is betting more than 700 million dollars for the production a synthetic version of this durable material. The rumors are that the company will integrate it in its new big display smartphones. But there is a catch – the cost of manufacturing the smartphones will skyrocket in the sky. So will the price of the iPhone. There are slight possibility to integrate the sapphire in the new iWatch but this is also doubtful, because there are not enough evidence of production of such smart watches. Even if Apple wants it for the iPhone there is a chance that the manufacturer of the sapphire – GT Advanced Technologies to manage the big demands for hardened screens.
Three color iPhones – like the iPhone 5S there are alleged pictures of the new smartphone cases which come in silver, gray and gold. After the gold releasing of the iPhone 5S, this is very plausible rumor so we can expect such move from the company.
NFC incorporated – WIRED magazine confirmed that the next iPhone will finally include mobile payment system and NFC technology. The incorporation of Near Field Communication technology was rumored for a lot of time before the revealing of the current models, but wasn't included. Now Apple maybe thinks there is a room for this kind of solutions and will include it for the next iPhones. Well the reason is more simpler than we think – to reinforce the iBeacons which Apple is betting hard for changing the brick and mortar stores and combine it for easy shopping and payments.
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it has come to my attention that i have not posted anything new in a little more than a month. ha, who am i kidding, the thought of myself not writing and posting buggers me every single time i remember it.
let us then take it easy with a housekeeping post. i am (for the lack of a better word) reviving this blog. so much have gone on in the past month and it's actually crazy how i have not written about any of them–so now i will. but, this blog will come with a little new feature.
for a week during the month of June, i purchased about five books out of impulse. and that very impulsive act got me to thinking maybe i should start writing about books i read again. in case you are unaware, let me enlighten you by what i mean with "again". august of the year 2013, i started a book blog called Obviously Reading. i wanted to turn it into a serious thing and immerse myself in the book blogging world, but i failed. there are some things i couldn't keep up with, and i found myself feeling out of place in the company of solid groups of amazing book bloggers.
i'm obviously never going back that track again, and for several reasons:
- college is HARD. considering the fact that i plan to transfer and it would mean i have to hustle to keep up.
- keeping up with new releases is HARDER. i say this for i don't earn my own money yet, and well, novels are expensive in the country i live in.
- lastly, i found the socializing-with-other-bloggers the most difficult thing to deal with. i am a terrible social person BOTH in person, and online. it stressed me out and i , well, i'm not good at it either.
for this i have solutions:
- i'm bringing back book reviews in this blog, but it won't be a regular thing. i'm only gonna post for when it is convenient for all the things i have to keep track of.
- the novel's i'm reviewing won't always be new releases. (you know, sometimes i just read stuff and feel the need to put my thoughts out there?)
- like i'd stated in the first bullet of this section, i won't turn this into a regular thing. i'll just let whatever has to happen happen. 🙂
to wrap this up, i do miss reviewing novels. immensely. so then, it's coming back. i can't say for real for sure, but it is coming back.
(as for the other types of posts, you bet they're still alive and kicking.)
thanks for reading, see you 'til the next post! 🙂


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NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs: 5/22/17
Western Conference Finals
- Anaheim Ducks 3 – Nashville Predators 6 (NSH wins series 4-2)
Highlights: Colton Sissons scored his third goal with 6:00 left, and the Predators eliminated the Anaheim Ducks with a 6-3 win in Game 6 on Monday night in the Western Conference finals. This is the franchise's first trip to the Stanley Cup Final. Cam Fowler tied it 3-3 at 8:52 of the third for Anaheim as the Ducks tried to rally for the fifth time this season when trailing by multiple goals. But Sissons, who scored on the third shot of the game, scored twice in a wild third period to give the Predators a 3-1 lead at 3:00 and then again 4-3. Austin Watson scored on Nashville's first shot and had an empty-netter with 1:34 to go. Filip Forsberg also had an empty-net goal. Pekka Rinne made 38 saves to improve to 12-4. The Predators will play either defending champion Pittsburgh or Ottawa for the Stanley Cup. Game 1 is Monday.


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July 15, 2014. I was just there sitting with my classmate. It was a dry Tuesday afternoon since the university had its Loyalty day in the morning and student hour in the afternoon. Seated there with our empty stomachs (since we are fasting) in that very moment was hard.
And getting out of the CSB office was the University Student Council President Kuya Aldrin Abdurahim. He was with some other guy talking about something. As expected, I thought he was just gonna raise an eyebrow or wave a hand as a greeting. But nah.
The good guy came to me. Raised and held my hand and did a muslim-handshake, and said "Hi John. Musta". He seated beside me which of course was not expected.
His other volunteers were also seated on the bench. But soon, they all went to the office, leaving kuya and me there. I expected him to just say "hi" and all. But he stayed there for almost an hour.
We talked several things like my transfer from Ateneo to WMSU, PAZ Days, SACSI memories, and of course the incoming election. I also discussed and inquired with him things and issues I have read on the Facebook of other parties (opponents). Listening to his fair answers, arguments, and ideas make me think of how good this man is. How he deserves to be re-elected as WMSU-USC's President.
John Ahmad.


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I drive a 2006 Mitsubishi Endeavor – but not for too much longer if the hubs has anything to say about it. I have to admit, it has given us a lot of grief since we bought it exactly two years and two weeks ago from the dealership.
The story goes like this. My hubs – Jeremy – had a '91 Chevy Camaro that was his love – second to me of course. He had spent all day with a buddy of his putting on new shocks and struts and was on his way home down a very small side road. Most of the roads here in the South – are either newly paved, need paving, skinny, made of dirt or gravel and almost always have pot holes. I would say that only 10% of them are newly paved.
Anyway – this guy in a truck pulls out in front of him. There was only two places to go – hit the guys truck or swerve and hope that he stops in time. He was going the speed limit of 35. Well – Jeremy thought he could swerve and miss the guy and stop on time. Nope. Guy kept coming and pushed the car into a culvert. Also – for those who don't know – a culvert is like a concrete drainage ditch. Needless to say the guy pulled back into the driveway and changed his story three times before the police got there.
Jeremy was lucky to get out of it without a scratch but if I had been in the front passenger seat, I wouldn't have any legs. I could see the pain in his face while the wrecker pulled the vertical Camaro from the ditch. I think he even cried a bit but don't tell him I said that. Long story short – guy was caught lying and they gave us enough for a great down payment on a new car.
Enter the Endeavor. We went looking for a compact car since we also have a 2001 Ford SportTrac. Me being the forward thinker said – "We really need another SUV or something if we are going to have more kids." The salesman took advantage and showed us the blue Endeavor that was just traded in that day. It was an awesome deal at ten grand (after the down payment) which included an extended warranty. They cleaned it up, tuned it up and we picked it up two days later. I loved it – it was the newest used car I'd ever driven. If that makes any sense.
About a year later a sensor went out – that was about a hundred bucks. Then on Dec. 30th I was leaving the house with our son when it started missing. I thought – "Great. Now what happened?" Mind you – the Ford has cost us maybe twenty bucks for a hose and fuse ONE time. Oh – and $27 for new rear brake disks Jeremy put on yesterday himself.
I drove it to get my check cause – well – we all need money right? The guys at Auto Zone said it was a spark plug. So we took it to have them changed (because the one that was bad was under the fuel injection) which cost us $180 total, which in my opinion is stupid. The worst part – it didn't fix the problem.
Then yesterday I took it to the dealership so they could check it out. It turned out to be an ignition coil. What is that you may ask? Well – every car has a starter but the people over at Mitsubishi decided to put little "starters" (aka ignition coils) on each spark plug – there are 6 spark plugs. This in turn means that 3 of the 6 are underneath the fuel injector which has to be taken apart to change the spark plugs which mean unless you know what you are doing, you have to take it somewhere to have it done. Whew!
Thank goodness we had the extended warranty because it covered the coil – but we have to pay a $100 deductible. So that makes $280 compared to the $50 or we've had to spend on the SportTrac. Don't get me wrong. I love Mitsubishi cars & SUV's but when it comes to working on them – it can be a total pain.
Now $280 isn't really a lot when you look at the over all picture BUT I feel that when you are still paying on a car that's sort of new every month – you shouldn't have to pay to work on it either. The SportTrac is almost paid off – it will be as of August this year so (knock on wood) hopefully nothing major pops up after that. The Endeavor however – still has a bit to go. KBB otherwise known as Kelly Blue Book – puts the trade in value two grand over what we owe – that's why there is the possibility of trading it in on something more – mechanically friendly.
So – Friend or Foe? In my opinion – if you have the moolah to spend IF something goes really bad and you don't have a warranty – go for it. If you don't – look somewhere else. I had an '89 GMC Jimmy 4×4 for my first car, it was so simple to work on (yes – I did it myself). Down the road there was a '93 Honda Accord – kind of easy, parts were not so expensive but it seemed like every 6 months something had to be replaced or changed.
If you are looking for a car, truck or SUV – look for something that has readily available parts, good service history if its used, and something that (if you are efficient enough) you can work on yourself instead of having to take it to a shop and pay $100 in labor like we had to. Research people – Research.


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Sorry it's been awhile since the last post, things are busy right now but I'm trying to catch up. As you can see, the poll has ended and surprisingly there were lots of people who are hesitant about backcountry fishing, presumably because of their lack of knowledge on fishing those types of streams and the backcountry in general. Thanks for all of your input.
On tap for this weekend is a camping trip to the Smokies. I'll be getting up at about 2:30 a.m. tomorrow morning and after a quick stop for some coffee and gas I'll be off for my destination: the upper reaches of Bradley's Fork. The recent rainfall has definitely helped things out and I'm looking forward to a great trip. Hopefully the water will be up some with a little color to it and those brookies will be hitting the top with reckless abandon. There will be plenty of pics and a summary of the trip when I return.
In the mean time, I hope everyone gets out to fish this weekend and take advantage of the recent rain.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
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Warning of ICE sweep, Oakland mayor takes Trump resistance to new level -- The relationship between U.S. immigration officials and California's liberal leaders soured long ago, but Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf's decision to warn potential targets of federal arrest that an immigration sweep could be imminent was an extraordinary escalation. Kimberly Veklerov in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/25/18
None of the Democrats running for California attorney general won the party's endorsement -- To win the party endorsement, one of the candidates needed to nab 60% of the votes cast by delegates at the party's convention in San Diego this weekend. Jones received 56% and Becerra got 42%. Phil Willon in the Los Angeles Times$ Scott Shafer KQED -- 2/25/18
California Democratic Party shocks Dianne Feinstein by not endorsing her -- California Democrats sent a loud message to Sen. Dianne Feinstein, one of the nation's best-known and longest-serving politicians, by not endorsing her for re-election at their state convention Sunday. Joe Garofoli in the San Francisco Chronicle$ Casey Tolan in the San Jose Mercury$ Alexei Koseff in the Sacramento Bee$ Kathleen Ronayne Associated Press David Siders and Carla Marinucci Politico Adam Nagourney in the New York Times$ David Weigel in the Washington Post$ -- 2/25/18
Years after leaving office, ex-members of Congress still spend campaign money -- It's been more than three years since Gary Miller was a congressman. But it can be hard to tell from his campaign spending. In 2016 and 2017, Gary Miller for Congress paid Treasurer Cathleen Miller more than $79,000, federal campaign finance records show. The campaign paid United Airlines $8,160 in 2017 and spent $774 at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse last Dec. 29. Jeff Horseman in the Los Angeles Daily News$ -- 2/25/18
California Democrats Don't Endorse in Governor's Race -- After a weekend of trying to woo delegates at their state Convention, none of the Democratic gubernatorial candidates was able to win enough support to secure the party's endorsement, which required 60 percent of the delegate vote. Katie Orr KQED -- 2/25/18
Hidden cost of housing: How a shortage of construction workers is making our crisis worse -- As the Bay Area scrambles to find housing for its growing population, developers are running into another kind of shortage: There aren't enough construction workers to build the homes the region needs. Erin Baldassari and Marisa Kendall in the San Jose Mercury$ -- 2/25/18
Tribes cut out of California pot market might grow their own -- American Indian tribes that say they have been cut out of California's legal marijuana market have raised the possibility of going their own way by establishing pot businesses outside the state-regulated system that is less than two months old. Michael R. Blood Associated Press -- 2/25/18
'This is not normal': Glitches mar new tax law -- The glitches in the new tax law are starting to pile up. One inadvertently denies restaurants, retailers and others generous new write-offs for things like remodeling. Another would allow wealthy money managers to sidestep a crackdown on lucrative tax breaks that allows them to pay lower taxes on some of their income than ordinary wage earners. Brian Faler Politico -- 2/25/18
California Policy & Politics This Morning
California Democratic Party offers no endorsements in U.S. Senate, governor's races -- The California Democratic Party decided not to endorse in the U.S. Senate contest on Saturday, an embarrassing rebuke of veteran Sen. Dianne Feinstein. Seema Mehta and Phil Willon in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Here's how California's Democratic Party endorsements are shaping up this weekend in crucial House races -- One of the top tasks for California Democrats at the convention is settling whether the state party will endorse in some congressional races. Some of those endorsements were decided at the local level in January. Christine Mai-Duc and Javier Panzar in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
California Democrats fail to narrow crowded US House races -- None of the five candidates in the Orange County district currently held by retiring Republican Rep. Darrell Issa gained enough support to win the party's official endorsement, exacerbating concerns that a crowded field could make it easier for Republicans to hold the seat. Kathleen Ronayne Associated Press -- 2/25/18
Dems won't endorse a candidate in race for Issa's seat -- The state Democratic Party failed to agree on who they want to represent a coastal congressional district spanning San Diego and Orange counties, an anti-climactic end to a months-long process where campaigns steadily courted delegates for their support. It means that the five Democrats running to succeed Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Vista, will campaign without the party's backing, resources or seal of approval. Joshua Stewart in the San Diego Union-Tribune$ -- 2/25/18
Was the next president on stage at Saturday's California Democratic Party convention? -- California Democrats got a glimpse Saturday of four up-and-comers considered potential contenders for the White House in 2020, each of whom talked of ending what they described as the dark era of President Trump. Three were California's own, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, Sen. Kamala Harris and billionaire political activist Tom Steyer. The fourth, Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley, lives a state away. Phil Willon in the Los Angeles Times$ Katie Orr KQED -- 2/25/18
California's potential presidential candidates test-drive their approaches -- Three California Democrats often mentioned as potential 2020 presidential candidates — Sen. Kamala Harris, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and billionaire San Francisco activist Tom Steyer — each test-drove messages Saturday that they could be repeating on the campaign trail next year in Iowa, the first caucus state. Joe Garofoli in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/25/18
Tony Mendoza, who resigned facing expulsion, will run again for his Senate seat without Democratic Party approval -- Two days after state Sen. Tony Mendoza resigned his post following a sexual misconduct investigation, he arrived at the California Democratic Party convention to confirm he'll seek the seat again. Party activists in his district rebuffed his attempt to win the Democrats' endorsement by a sizable margin. Melanie Mason in the Los Angeles Times$ Alexei Koseff in the Sacramento Bee$ -- 2/25/18
Willie Brown: Legislature may not have seen the last of tarnished Tony Mendoza -- In California justice we have "guilty," "not guilty" and now, thanks to the state Senate, "more likely than not" guilty. Such was the verdict of the outside investigation into allegations that now-former state Sen. Tony Mendoza had made unwanted and improper advances on female staffers, interns and a lobbyist. Willie Brown in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/25/18
There's no firm rule for punishing a California lawmaker's bad behavior -- The California Legislature has a 49-page set of rules that govern all kinds of activity under the state Capitol dome: when to introduce bills, whether to cover the expenses of committee staff members, the power to draw the boundaries of fish and wildlife districts. What you won't find is an explanation of the behavior that can get a member of the Assembly or Senate reprimanded or, even worse, kicked out. John Myers in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Democrats at state convention fired up but divided: Will they unite in time? -- In the Senate race between Sen. Dianne Feinstein and State Senate leader Kevin de León and in key House races across the state, Democrats are facing a bitter primary season, with crowded fields of well-funded candidates increasingly turning on each other. "The stakes are so high, and it's starting to get ugly," said Jeff LeTourneau, a party vice-chair in Orange County, which is ground zero for the party's attempts to wrest back the House. Casey Tolan in the San Jose Mercury$ -- 2/25/18
Feinstein, De León Present Sharp Contrasts at Democratic Convention -- Before U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein could finish her speech at the California Democratic Party convention Saturday, the music began playing to indicate she had used her allotted time. She kept talking. The music got louder. "I guess my time is up," Feinstein conceded as what sounded like a 1940's movie score continued playing. Scott Shafer KQED -- 2/25/18
De León sharpens attack on Feinstein at state Democratic Party convention -- State Senate leader Kevin de León, hoping to land the California Democratic Party's endorsement for his longshot U.S. Senate campaign, intensified his attacks on incumbent Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Saturday, saying "the days of Democrats biding our time, biting our tongue and triangulating at the margins are over." Joe Garofoli in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/25/18
Dianne Feinstein lacks 'real leadership, moral clarity,' Kevin de León says -- Without ever speaking her name, Kevin de León jabbed relentlessly at Sen. Dianne Feinstein during the California Democratic Party convention on Saturday, painting his opponent's record as hopelessly out of touch with the party's values. Alexei Koseff in the Sacramento Bee$ -- 2/25/18
'I am not going to stop...until we get these AR-15s off of the streets,' Feinstein says -- Sen. Dianne Feinstein told thousands of California Democratic delegates and elected officials Saturday that she will aggressively pursue legislation banning assault rifles in the wake of this month's Florida school shooting that left 17 people dead, including teenage students. Angela Hart and Alexei Koseff in the Sacramento Bee$ -- 2/25/18
Feinstein, De León make their cases to delegates ahead of California Democratic Party endorsement vote -- Sen. Dianne Feinstein and rival Kevin de León offered contrasting messages to California Democrats on Saturday, hours before delegates vote on an endorsement in the race. De León, the state's Senate leader, repeatedly and forcefully criticized Feinstein, though not by name. Seema Mehta in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
California Gubernatorial Candidates Engage With 100 Days To Primary Vote -- That's when the top two gubernatorial finishers — regardless of political party — will advance to the November general election. And the Democratic candidates brought their campaigns to the state's convention in San Diego this weekend to test their messages and jockey for position. The two leading Dems in the governor's race got two very different receptions at the convention. Ben Adler Capital Public Radio -- 2/25/18
Here's what California's Democratic candidates for governor said in their endorsement pitches to party delegates -- The top Democratic candidates for California governor pitched their cases to a raucous, fractured audience at the state Democratic Party's convention in San Diego on Saturday, hoping to win the party's endorsement. The five-minute speeches hit all the familiar Democratic themes — including plenty of President Trump bashing — and were laced with subtle and not-too-subtle digs at one another. Phil Willon and Seema Mehta in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Maxine Waters is reclaiming her time at the convention and, as usual, not holding back -- Rep. Maxine Waters knows how to take advantage of a good viral moment when she creates it. More than six months after she cut off Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin during a committee hearing and declared she was "reclaiming my time," she took the stage at general session of the California Democratic Party and repeated the same words. Christine Mai-Duc in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Nancy Pelosi, Eric Garcetti rally Democrats in race to win back the House -- Despite intractability on issues such as gun control, immigration and sexual harassment, "We don't agonize, we organize!" Pelosi said. The same slogan was plastered on posters that bore her name and likeness imposed on the classic image of "Rosie the Riveter." Christine Mai-Duc in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
After facing hecklers for his union policy, Villaraigosa picks up United Farm Workers endorsement -- Antonio Villaraigosa was endorsed by the United Farm Workers at the California Democratic Convention on Saturday, a counterpoint to claims the previous night that he is not a friend to labor unions. Seema Mehta in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Oakland mayor warns that immigration raids may be coming this weekend -- Federal officials have said in the past that California and the Bay Area could be an enforcement target, due in part to the sanctuary policies adopted by many local cities, which have pledged not to cooperate with immigration authorities in many of their actions. John Wildermuth in the San Francisco Chronicle$ Nate Gartrell in the San Jose Mercury$ -- 2/25/18
Cutbacks, policy shifts pummel morale at EPA office in San Francisco -- More than a year into the Trump presidency, cuts to the EPA's budget and the easing of regulations under Administrator Scott Pruitt have demoralized many workers in San Francisco-based Region 9, according to three current employees, a manager and a scientist who left in the past year, and five other former employees. Peter Fimrite in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/25/18
Homicide rates drop in many of the Bay Area's largest cities last year -- The gunmen walked into the Richmond church wearing masks. Deandre, sitting in a pew along with his mother and brother, had nowhere to go. The congregation took cover, and the gang of three opened fire. Two bullets pierced Deandre's back. From there, life's downward spiral began. Sarah Ravani in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/25/18
Walters: The next big front in California's water war -- After one year of torrential respite, drought may have returned to California, and with it, a renewal of the state's perpetual conflict over water management. Dan Walters Calmatters -- 2/25/18
Kopp: Blame lack of resources, not cash bail system -- The case of Kenneth Humphrey, the man who stole $5 and a bottle of cologne then couldn't make his $350,000 bail, is by now well known. But for the wrong reasons. Quentin L. Kopp in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/25/18
Lopez: It's hard not to be hopeful about the future when you meet Miriam Antonio, who hurdles barriers and keeps dreaming -- As the father of a teenager, I've got to make myself believe that even in crazy and scary times, it's going to be OK, the world will survive, and today's young folks will lead the way. Steve Lopez in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Economy, Employers, Jobs, Unions, Pensions
Hundreds rally in support of labor unions in San Diego -- Teachers, nurses, bus drivers and at least one billionaire were among a crowd of about 500 who rallied in support of labor unions outside the San Diego Convention Center on Saturday. "We're here to stand up for working people and organized labor," said Tom Steyer, a wealthy hedge fund manager and founder of the political action committee NextGen America. "And make no mistake, Mr. Trump and the Republican party are coming for organized labor." Gary Warth in the San Diego Union-Tribune$ -- 2/25/18
These California agents are coming for your guns -- By the time Senior Special Agent Sam Richardson's team rolled up to the small house on Lark Ellen Avenue in a cool twilight, it had little to show for several hours of work. Scott Wilson in the Washington Post$ -- 2/25/18
Protesters call on Garcetti to find shelter for 1,000 homeless women -- Holding pink balloons, dozens of protesters gathered across the street from the downtown site of the Los Angeles Mayor's Prayer Breakfast early Saturday to urge the city to provide emergency shelter for 1,000 homeless women in the next six months. Gale Holland in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Breton: His job is to fix racial inequality in Sacramento schools. Will you support him? -- Does Sacramento have the will to reform its public schools so that a more diverse pool of students is ready to compete for the most elite high school programs in town and the most elite colleges and universities in America? I don't know. Jorge Aguilar, the new superintendent of the Sacramento City Unified School District, doesn't know either. Marcos Breton in the Sacramento Bee$ -- 2/25/18
Do school safety measures discriminate against some students? L.A. schools debate hot-button issue -- On Friday in the west San Fernando Valley, teachers and students gave school police — and even random searches of students — a resounding vote of confidence. The next day, in a gathering south of downtown, participants criticized an approach to security that they said criminalized students, victimizing them more than protecting them. They want to end random searches of students; some activists called for an end to police officers on campus. Deborah Netburn and Howard Blume in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Arrests may hold up feds' deal to settle with water district over runoff disaster -- The manager of a San Joaquin Valley water district seen as a model for how to manage toxic agricultural runoff was jailed last week in Fresno on charges of embezzlement and burying 86 drums of toxic waste on the water district's property. Carolyn Lochhead in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/25/18
Also . . .
Extremist Hate Group Celebrates California Member Accused of Murder -- ProPublica obtained the chat logs of Atomwaffen, a notorious white supremacist group. When Samuel Woodward was charged with killing 19-year-old Blaze Bernstein last month in California, other Atomwaffen members cheered the death, concerned only that the group's cover might have been blown. A.C. Thompson, ProPublica; Ali Winston and Jake Hanrahan KQED -- 2/25/18
After testy call with Trump over border wall, Mexican president shelves plan to visit White House -- Tentative plans for Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto to make his first visit to the White House to meet with President Trump were scuttled this week after a testy call between the two leaders ended in an impasse over Trump's promised border wall, according to U.S. and Mexican officials. Philip Rucker, Joshua Partlow and Nick Miroff in the Washington Post$ -- 2/25/18
President Trump calls into Fox News to vent about Democrats and compliment his supporters -- In a rare interview, President Trump called into Fox News on Saturday night to rail against Democrats, repeat his suggestion that teachers should be armed to prevent school shootings and to compliment his interviewer on her ratings. Chris Megerian in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Pelosi fires back at Trump over Dreamers remark -- "I continue to tell people that the President cares about Dreamers because he has said repeatedly that he does," Pelosi (D-Calif.) wrote on Twitter. "He can prove it by supporting bipartisan proposals in the House and Senate." Pelosi added that if Trump fails to keep his word, "it will be impossible to trust him on anything else." Brent D. Griffiths Politico -- 2/25/18
Democrats wrote a memo on secret surveillance. How does it compare to the Republican memo? -- Both declassified memos focus on how the FBI and Justice Department applied to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court shortly before the 2016 election for a warrant to eavesdrop on Carter Page, an energy consultant who had served as a foreign policy advisor for the Trump campaign. Chris Megerian in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/25/18
Trump floats new gun measures as gun owners talk 'betrayal -- When President Donald Trump raised the idea of banning "bump stocks" and curbing young people's access to guns, gun owners and advocates who helped his political rise talked about disloyalty and desertion. Trump's flirtation with modest gun control measures drew swift condemnation from gun groups, hunters and sportsmen who banked on the president to be a stalwart opponent to any new restrictions. Richard Lardner and Nicholas Riccardi Associated Press -- 2/25/18
Trump just retweeted a fringe radio host who has attacked the Florida school shooting survivors -- As conspiracy theorists accuse survivors of the Florida school shooting of being "crisis actors," President Trump on Saturday retweeted a fringe radio host who once used identical language to peddle hoaxes about the Sandy Hook Elementary massacre in 2012. Avi Selk in the Washington Post$ -- 2/25/18
-- Saturday Updates
Sen. Dianne Feinstein serves up scrambled eggs and red meat for Democrats at state party convention -- Sen. Dianne Feinstein stuck to core Democratic themes in a speech to delegates at the California Democratic Party convention in San Diego on Saturday, saying President Trump has disgraced the White House, and highlighting her decades-long support for the assault weapons ban and protecting immigrants. Phil Willon in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/24/18
'I am not going to stop...until we get these AR-15s off of the streets,' Feinstein says -- Sen. Dianne Feinstein told hundreds of California Democratic delegates and elected officials Saturday morning that she will aggressively pursue legislation banning assault rifles in the wake of this month's Florida school shooting that left 17 people dead, including teenage students. Angela Hart in the Sacramento Bee$ -- 2/24/18
California Democrats agree they have too many candidates for Congress. What to do about them is the problem -- There are so many Democrats running for Congress in some districts that they could split the votes in the June 5 primary and send two Republicans to the November election, thanks to California's top-two primary system. Democrats need 24 seats to reclaim the majority in the U.S. House — and are putting money and attention toward 10 California contests. In other words, every race matters. Christine Mai-Duc in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/24/18
Garcetti offers conditional support for controversial housing bill -- Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti offered conditional support Friday for a controversial bill that would override local zoning regulations to build more housing near public transit stops. Casey Tolan in the San Jose Mercury$ -- 2/24/18
Tom Steyer has a new Trump impeachment ad -- Billionaire environmental activist Tom Steyer plans to unveil a new minute-long television ad Saturday focused on Russian interference in the presidential election as he addresses California Democrats gathering for their annual convention. Seema Mehta in the Los Angeles Times$ -- 2/24/18
Why Tony Mendoza thinks he can win back the seat he just left under a sexual-harassment cloud -- Tony Mendoza's sudden resignation from the California Senate this week, after a fierce two-month fight against colleagues' efforts to expel him, wasn't the biggest surprise of the latest chapter in the Artesia Democrat's sexual-harassment scandal. The biggest surprise was Mendoza's intention, despite it all, to run for election again. Kevin Modesti in the Los Angeles Daily News$ -- 2/24/18
Bay Area student organizers are in vanguard in wake of Florida slayings -- To Bay Area children well-rehearsed on how to react if a heavily armed gunman tries to kill them in class, what happened in Florida seemed — at first — like just another school shooting. Jill Tucker and Joe Garofoli in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/24/18
Silicon Valley Community Foundation's assets surged in 2017. It won't say why -- The Silicon Valley Community Foundation's assets grew by an astonishing $5.3 billion or 65 percent to $13.5 billion in 2017 putting it ahead of the venerable Ford Foundation, which ended the year with an estimated $13 billion in assets. Kathleen Pender in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/24/18
Google's Bay Area real estate empire equivalent to 14 Salesforce towers -- With 19.9 million square feet, Alphabet has a Bay Area footprint that's 38 percent larger than Apple's. Facebook is a distant third with 3.6 million square feet — though it's set to expand that by 50 percent with a new Menlo Park campus and is expanding in San Francisco and Fremont as well. Wendy Lee in the San Francisco Chronicle$ -- 2/24/18
Plan to expand California electricity grid powers up for third time in as many years -- For the third time in three years, California energy officials are working to expand governance of the electric power grid to become a regional function covering as many as 14 states. Opponents of the plan, which would fundamentally rewrite how electricity is managed across most of the West, are once again steeling for a fight. Jeff McDonald in the San Diego Union-Tribune$ -- 2/24/18
San Diego may eliminate library fines to avoid cutting off poor -- San Diego may join a national trend of eliminating library fines to avoid cutting the poor off from a vital service and to boost recovery of overdue items. While fines encourage many library users to return items on time, city officials say they actually do more harm than good by discouraging some patrons, especially those with low incomes, from continuing to use the library. David Garrick in the San Diego Union-Tribune$ -- 2/24/18


text: Hopes High For Continued Improvement In Property Market Rightmove Research Highlights Growing Confidence 25.03.2013 By Rob Dixon Conveyancing experts have said that new research highlighting growing momentum in the property market is just the latest sign that confidence is on the rise in the sector – and that improvements are set to continue in the near future. Irwin Mitchell has said that new research from Rightmove, which revealed that prices now stand 1.7 per cent higher in March when compared to the previous month, reflects the positivity seen within its own team and the network of market experts it works with daily. The figures revealed that the average seller asking price in the UK now stands at £239,710, with a growing belief emerging in price stability and quicker sales emerging on average. Commenting on the findings, Eve Lake, a conveyancing specialist at Irwin Mitchell's Sheffield office, said: "The difference in trends compared to the past couple of years is very evident. "We have spoken to agents who have also certainly seen an upturn in interest – with some reporting a 15 per cent year-on-year increase in sales in recent months. According to our contacts in Sheffield, they are seeing 'final offers' placed on at least one house per week. "We expect that with more homes selling, confidence will grow even further and give a boost to property listings. Small increases in value are likely to be seen over the next 12 months and, with lending becoming more flexible, it is expected that first-time buyers will continue to return to the market." Eve added that Rightmove's figures had also highlighted very good news in relation to the buy-to-let market, with average rental yields of almost six per cent and the prospect of capital growth. She explained: "Recent Council of Mortgage Lender figures also showed that buy-to-let is an increasingly attractive proposition at this point, with lending in the area being at a four-year high. "This is clearly a good time for landlords, but we would always urge them to get quality legal advice if they are looking to expand their portfolio." Read more about Irwin Mitchell's expertise in relation to Buying and Selling A Property Press contact James Clarke Press Officer +44 (0)161 838 3169 Email James Tags Buying & Selling A Property Eve Lake Sheffield Related articles 22.06.2018Mum Reveals Seven Year Fight To Overcome Effects Of Stroke Caused By Infection Contracted Following Childbirth 22.06.2018Woman Seeks Answers After Majorca Hotel Illness Leaves Her Hospitalised 21.06.2018Women In Sport Facing Discrimination, Says Report 19.06.2018Legal Challenge To Inadequate Care 'A Wake-Up Call To The NHS' 18.06.2018Family Of Former College Cleaner Appealing To Ex-Colleagues For Help Following Cancer Death 18.06.2018Family Law Team Ranked Number One


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Chateau de Durianne (Le monteil Haute loire)
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Idealy located at the doors of le Puy en Velay, departure of the Chemin de St Jacques de Compostelle, this lovely and very calm XVème century castle is settled in the ... Read more
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Domaine de La Valette (Jullianges Haute loire)
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Domaine de Montvianeix (Saint victor montvianeix Puy de dome)
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Situated in the Regional Park of Livradois-Forez, at 620m of height, the Domain of Montvianeix extends over 14 ha of meadow and forest. This stone house, completely restored tastefully, opens on ... Read more
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Aux Gouttes de Veyrines (Monistrol sur loire Haute loire)
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Gîte (140 M2) Label 3 stars for 4/5 persons plus 1 baby. In the open country we welcome you as friends in an old barn recently converted into gîte. You have ... Read more
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La Vigie (Chadeleuf Puy de dome)
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Restored farmhouse, very cozy, nature, genuine, for a stay in nature and a real return to a simple and relaxing life. Walks around the village and the Cezallier wild and beautiful. Rates are ... Read more
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Ideal for holidays with family or friends, our two gites are located in Haute-Loire (43) in a hamlet of the wilderness of the Gorges de la Loire (Auvergne). Many tourist and ... Read more
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Manoir La Goziniere (Theneuille Allier)
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With the technology that is available nowadays, the world is truly at our fingertips. Thanks to social media and video conferencing, I can stay in touch with my friends in Thailand, chat and organize with the fellow #worldgeochat moderators, and have conversations with friends and family from all over the world.
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Ian at Or So I Thought (and I'm not linking him because a) I'm too lazy and b) I've linked him a million times and he's in my blog roll and if you still haven't found him, I give up – thinks I'm a blogger with the power to schmooze (I so love yiddish words, what a brilliant language).
"He's a schmoozer, I'm a schmoozer, don't you want to be a schmoozer too? Be a schmoozer, blog with the schmoozers, be a schmoozer, blog with the schmoozers"**
Have you ever noticed how strange certain words look or sound when you repeat them over and over?
Ok, um.. back to the subject. See? Winning this award has made me all giddy.
Of course, when you think of it, it's not that hard an award to get, mathematically speaking. If every person who gets it passes it on to five people, it's a matter of mere months before the whole blogosphere is the proud recipient of the coveted "Schmoozer award". But maybe that's the point seeing at it's a "blogging community involvement award".
Yet again I digress. Back to the subject Jazz.
Actually the whole blogging community involvement part is interesting. Many non-bloggers or non-forumers don't really understand how this can be a real community. Lots of people just don't get it.
Personally I love the interaction in my blog and those I visit. I love checking out the comments, responding to them, getting to know other bloggers through them. Many of my favourite blogs were found through the comments on others' blogs.
Again I've been told, "So its a sort of friendship without any investment" (spoken in a condescending tone). Perhaps it is, I don't know. But must all relationships involve tons of investment and committment? I think I have a lot less invested with several people I know in real life than I do with some of the bloggers I read.
The only problem I have with these things and memes (and it is a major problem) is that every time, I end up discovering a whole new passel of blogs I love. There are only so many hours in a day unfortunately. And I do have a real life…
You know what? This post is going absolutely nowhere at a dangerously high speed.
So lets's tag those five bloggers. I'll be hard pressed to find anyone who doesn't have this award at least once, if not more…
Gnightgirl because she is an awesome woman doing wonderful work that started out with sending a few beanie babies to her son in Iraq to distribute to the children. It has become a huge endeavour with people sending in thousands of beanie babies, soccer balls and such to Iraq. An award should be developed exclusively for her. All this because of her blog. If that isn't schmoozing, I don't know what is.
Jill because she's hilarious and she really needs to post something new blog – her last is over a week old. Besides, I have to butter her up, in case I go to Texas this fall and call to meet her. How can she say no if I've given her an award?
Toastie is one of those bloggers who became a friend (through a forum first). Besides she needs an award, she just got her driver's license. Perhaps all of England should now hide.
Ticknart because I just love the boy and because I will soon be shamelessly poach his 100 questions comments or observations post. This could save me from his wrath.
Evil Spock I know BB already gave it to him, but he does deserve it again, he is after all a schmoozer extraordinaire who is dead set on taking over the world, starting with the US presidency in 2012. The US needs him as president so numerous nominations for an award will look good on his resumé. Too bad it's not a humanitarian award, but we do what we can.
And for anyone else who is intersted, feel free to award it to yourself. That way everyone in the blogosphere will have one that much quicker. 'Cause we're all for inclusion and all.
* Poor Sally Field, will that comment ever disappear from our radars? Or is it only me who remembers the moment…
** Sung to the jingle of the Dr. Pepper commercials of old. Has the jingle changed? Probably. Does anyone know the song I'm talking about?


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I think the 2 will follow the 4, which the 4 came in 6 draws, so 2 comes in 6 draws. I have no clue where the 1 or 3 is. Well I hope I be swimming for the midday tommorow with some fish in hand. What digits are in now?
WTG BlackApple Thanks for the post.
Excellent work once again... digit scientist
Thanks Blackapple... your hard work is certainly appreciated in Ohio!
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I did research Medford's beer scene and found Southern Oregon Brewing Company had a couple of beers that sounded tasty -Woodshed Red and Nice Rack IPA. The unofficial reviews are below. SOB has a tap room but it doesn't serve food (something you need after driving for ten or eleven hours) so we checked into the room, went swimming -cause the kids needed that- ate a road sandwich*- and then I went to the store. I asked the front desk staff at the hotel and they pointed me to an Albertson's just a half mile away. It was a great recommendation and I would recommend this also as it is only a half mile of Interstate 5. Albertson's carried two of Medford's local brews (not to mention offerings from the rest of the Pacific Northwest) in their walk-in cooler.
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I just about skipped Woodshed Red thinking that what I really wanted was a crisp Pale Ale or IPA. In the end I came back to this beer and I am glad I did. This is an American Style red ale, lots of malt flavor and aroma but the accompanying hop flavor and elevated bitterness scrub the sweetness out before it can take hold and become too cloying. This is a good beer for the budding HopHead or a good malty beer for an established HopHead.
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As July is crawling to a close, it is time to look ahead to see what will be coming our way in August. There aren't a ton of books coming out for me, but there is one monster one that will be bittersweet. Kelley Armstrong's final Cainsville book, Rituals, will be out on the 15th, and as happy as I am to get another story, saying goodbye to a favorite series is never fun. I still hold out hope that this isn't the end, though. Anyways, I have listed a few books that you might be anticipating, but if another title is your choice for book of the month, just select "Other" and leave your pick in the comments section. A complete list of August's releases can be found HERE.
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Bring the Heat is my first choice : second is Rituals.
As with Kelley's OTHERWORLD series, she may continue the Cainsville series with some novellas and short stories.
Roslyn says:
Donna Grant's Dark Kings gets my vote. Closely followed by Rebecca Zanetti.
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Although Kate Baxter, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Rebecca Zanetti and Kerrelyn Sparks, I had to pick "Other" when I realized Cynthia Eden had Mating Bite coming out in August. She is one author I automatically pick up — if I haven't reviewed it already, that is!