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Saturday, May 24, 2014
Saint Brigid's Community comes to close
One of us said, "Hey, when we get back to Phoenix, we should start a group."
The other one said, "Yeah, for young adults."
"We should name it something provocative."
"Yeah, something Irish."
"And it should be about questions."
"Yeah, even, the God question. You know, is there a God?"
"And when the thing, the group, is over, done, dead, we'll know it."
"Yeah, and we'll let go."
"Yeah. Good night man."
"Yeah, good night."
The next day we learned that the Gaelic word for pilgrim is peregrini. A new group was born. We started meeting once a month at Fair Trade Café next to Trinity Cathedral in downtown Phoenix. Soon we were meeting once a week, cooking a meal, and gathering pilgrims who placed their stones in the water of transformation.
In 2005, the bishop hired me to be the chaplain for the Episcopal Campus Ministry at Arizona State University, Tempe. Chad Sundin and I started a Sunday night worship service on campus at Danforth Chapel. Daniel and I continued Peregrini for a while at Fair Trade Café. Then Daniel decided to take his stone out of the Peregrini water. He moved on, but left a stone as a marker of being with us on the journey.
In 2006, I went on another Irish pilgrimage. This time I walked from Dublin to Kildare, the home of Saint Brigid. I fell in love with all she stood for—strength, bold inclusion, and service. When I came back from Ireland, Chad and I morphed the Sunday night gathering with Peregini and changed the name to Saint Brigid's Community. In the meantime, I was also appointed vicar at Saint Augustine's Episcopal Parish. Saint Brigid' Community was moved to the parish. We experimented with several types of services, formats, days, and times.
For the next few years, Saint Brigid's Community grew in vibrancy, mission, and number. Often we had over forty people show up for worship and conversation on a Thursday night. We had outreach ministries to children, the homeless, and immigrants. As with all young adult communities, the group was transient. People moved on, got tired, confused at times, even angry. Those who left took their stones out of the water of transformation. Those stones joined Daniel's as a marker of walking with us on the journey.
Then in 2012, I went on yet another pilgrimage. This time I walked across Ireland, 353 miles. My soul went through significant shaping, intense transformation, a soul-morphing. As I walked, I listened to Spirit about what life would be like when I returned home. In the dark forest of Ireland I heard the word that Saint Brigid' Community would come to an end. Honestly, I didn't want to hear that word. I ignored what I heard and kept doing the work. I was violating the commitment Daniel and I had made in 2004. I could not let go.
Now its 2014, and in a few weeks I will leave again to walk the Wicklow Way in Ireland, this time with some of the Saint Brigid's Community. The trip will be a part of a four-month sabbatical for me. I decided a month ago that while on pilgrimage in Ireland I would walk with the question of whether to let go of Saint Brigid's Community and let it come to its end. But, I had already been given the answer two years. Now is the time to let go.
As I prepared for the final gathering of Saint Brigid's Community I walked around the church grounds gathering stones for the closing ritual. I got a five-gallon bucket. Listened to the stones and put the ones who wanted to be a part of this ending ceremony into the bucket. I found a very large bowl to set on our altar in which I was going to place the stones in water. I counted the stones as I took them out of the bucket to make sure I had plenty. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9…44. Synchronicity. Without knowing it, I had gathered 44 stones. Four—the four directions—completeness—44—double completeness. Indeed, this would be the final night. The work was done.
Thursday night, Saint Brigid's Community prayed and celebrated the Eucharist together for the last time. We prayed the prayers of Saint Brigid. We remembered those who have been a part of our journey. We gave thanks for those who had discerned their call within our community. We wept over those who had died among us. We took our stones out of the waters of the transformative work of this community and we built an Ebenezer, a reminder that we have walked this way with God. God changed our lives. While God is not done with us as individuals, the cycle of life has come to its completion in Saint Brigid's Community. Through this ending, something new will be born. This we do believe. It is time to let go. Good night.
6 comments:
- Jim Strader said...
sometimes the hinges of the door are blown open by the Holy Spirit's breath. Sometimes the hinges of the door are prompted to swing toward a place of closure. The baptismal water that gives us birth and the communal bread and wine that renew us do not make us as hinges any less involved in God's transformational work. We remain the mechanism through which Christ's presence on The Way is awakened and drawn to sleep. Blessings to you as you and other continue discerning how St. Bridget's Community will be resurrected in due season.
- Richard Morrison said...
Thanks for telling and sharing the story for all of us to read. This truly can be a metamorphosis for all who leave their stones because in the circle of life endings are indeed beginnings.
- Richard Morrison said...
Thanks for telling and sharing this story for all of us to read. This can truly be a time of metamorphosis for all who leave their stones because in the circle of life cycles endings are also beginnings.
- Fairly Mild Salsa said...
What beauty — thank you for it, as always.
What beauty — thank you for it, as always.
- In cammino/on the way said...
Everything we do in love begins and ends in God. To the work done, the work in progress, and the work to come, slainte!


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How Do We Stop The Bleeding of Small Businesses?
Posted by politicalpartypooper on March 7, 2010
45,000 Small Businesses closed in 2009 in the United States of America. The average number of employees for Small Businesses is just under five each. That's an estimated 225,000 people added to the unemployment lines. Because banks were so stingy with Small Business loans last year, many of those who closed their doors did so because their cash flow resources were no longer available. Many other small businesses were able to survive only by cutting wages, labor, or laying employees off altogether.
I see many people complaining about the unemployed and how long they are receiving unemployment checks. No one says "boo" about small business owners who have gone under. These owners are not eligible for unemployment compensation, so if their business goes under, unless they are independently wealthy, they are screwed. Many of my clients are small business owners, and more than a few of them closed their doors for this very reason.
Do you think our Federal Government could get its collective head out of its ass long enough to implement a new idea? Instead of letting banks decide on SBA loans, especially when they clearly want very little to do with them, why not do short-term direct lending to small businesses? I realize it's another government program, but the problem is, these small businesses are dying because they can't find capital for seasonal adjustments. Many are laying employees off for the same reason.
If your principles dictate that we get people off of unemployment as fast as possible; if it chafes your ass that we keep extending unemployment benefits, don't you think it might be a better idea to meet the problem of failed businesses and unemployment before they lay people off or close their doors?
Just thinking out loud. Ω
One Response to "How Do We Stop The Bleeding of Small Businesses?"
March 7, 2010 at 6:54 pm
Now here is a government program that would work to decrease unemployment, in my opinion. Granted I am a Cuban drug dealing thug and have no business degree, but small businesses are the largest employers in the US. We need to provide a nurturing environment for the private sector to create jobs.

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Journey with K: 18 months to diagnosis #3
While waiting for speech evaluation, we changed daycare, and my husband and I took K to a retreat – basically graduate students and faculty members go to mountain cabins with a conference facility and present their work either orally or by poster. I didn't have to present, but my husband did. K and I walked along the lake and played. He didn't like to interact with me although he did respond to my call. He preferred to play alone. He particularly liked watching leaves waving in a wind. It was fall, so he also played a lot with fallen leaves. Just throwing and watching. By that time, I was very seriously worried about him having serious developmental delay. During the search, sometimes the word "autism" appeared but it wasn't a perfect match. Rather, "mental retardation" matched what K did.
We brought a very spicy dish (stir-fried bean thread) with us. K liked VERY spicy food. He could take spicy food that was too spicy for even me. He ate some jar food, but definitely prefers curry or chili flavored dish. In fact, during the meal time, he ate ONLY that spicy bean thread. There were a lot of food that toddlers could eat and the cook and server were asking if K needs specially processed food, but I knew he wouldn't eat any of them so I declined, feeling so sorry for them and myself.
In the cabin, I tried to teach him to use a puzzle (a wooden box with various shapes of hole and a matching wooden block). K didn't get it. I was so irritated and scared then yelled at my husband "K may be mentally retarded." At this point, my husband had no concern at all. He was very irritated that I had such a negative attitude. He scolded me that K was absolutely normal and it was me who were wrong.
(Note: I am fully aware that the use of R-word is totally inappropriate, and I oppose the use. However, this was the direct translation of the Japanese word I used then (2001). Please forgive me if you feel upset about my language use. I was one of those who "didn't get it").
The appointment of the speech evaluation was two days after I finish my Ph.D.. My mentor had planned a party for me. I was doing final printing on cotton paper, taking the copies to professor's room, getting signatures from committee members. Two emotions were going on simultaneously – elation that I'm completing my Ph.D., and fear/worry/devastation that K has a developmental delay.
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Friday, November 11, 2011
My Pinkalicious Blog Hop - November Scrapbook Page
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Great layout! I love the twine accent! :)ReplyDelete
Awesome! Love it!! My favorite holiday tradition is gathering the family all together on Christmas Eve and spending time together. It is so calming and relaxing. It brings us all together and we enjoy a special dinner and dessert and open one gift each all gearing up for Christmas day!ReplyDelete
I love the entire page layout…the colors, sentiments, embellishments and details are perfect!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful, elegant layout!ReplyDelete
Very pretty layout! I love the colors!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful LO, Angela. Gorgeous papers and color scheme :)ReplyDelete
this is a beautiful layout. i love the colors...who knew christmas paper would work so well. thanks for sharing and for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 11, 2011 at 8:30 PM
Great layout. and love that notebook.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win.
Like the layout. Very romantic.ReplyDelete
Love your romantic layout. It is so sweet. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I love your layout. So cute. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
love the detail on this layout.ReplyDelete
my favorite holiday tradition decorating my small home with my boys help!
Beautiful LO, love the twine along the notebook edge and the sweet border. Thank you for sharing. janiceaeschliman.blogspot.comReplyDelete
My favorite tradition is letting my kids open one special gift early on Christmas Eve…. I also love waking up in the morning and seeing my kids sprawled out on the floor in the living room under the tree with their stockings and goodies from it!!! - firstname.lastname@example.com
I also love everything about your page!! It would be an awesome page for a wedding album!! I used that same cut on a wedding card for my son - the skinny couple was perfect for my skinny son and his skinny bride!!ReplyDelete
Our favorite tradition is getting the whole family together!!
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I love those papers !!! My favorite holiday tradition is Black Friday shopping with my daughter. We plan our trips every year and start right after dinner, shopping untill daylight the next day! My daughter must get her Disney snowglobe and I have to sneak her gifts in under her nose! We love having all our shopping done and wrapping in one weekend and always in budget!!ReplyDelete
I love this layout. It is so sweet and simple. Thanks for the chance to win. email@example.com
I like your page because it has such a romantic feel to it. I also like the print that love story is in and agree that it makes it really elegant. My favorite holiday tradition is having a girl's day with my mother and sister during the week after Christmas so we have some time for relaxation!ReplyDelete
Very pretty layout. I would have never guessed that was Christmas paper. You made it work so nicely with your LO. Awesome job. My favorite holiday tradition is eating my mom's homemade biscotti!!! I love having an Italian mom:)ReplyDelete
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so sweet I really like the edging on your photo matsReplyDelete
Sorry, I forgot to mention my favorite tradition which is Thanksgiving celebration with family and friends every year. Your lo does have a story book feel. Email is on profile.ReplyDelete
This is a stunning layout Angela, I love the papers you used, and you're right, the sentiment is gorgeous!!!ReplyDelete
This is truly beautiful. I love it. My favorite holiday tradition is Christmas because my family and I love to make tamales for this holiday season.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful layout! :) My favorite holiday tradition would be baking Christmas cookies with my mom and grandma :)ReplyDelete
Cute creation you created!!! Very sweet of you to do a giveaway!! Thanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
My favorite tradition make special holiday cupcakes!!
Love your LO!! Very pretty! :) My fav tradition is being with family! Everything & everyone is so festive! :)ReplyDelete
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Love the layout! I just got the Sweethearts Cartridge and am excited to use it! Our holiday tradition is spending time with the family, eating and then watching football. :) Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Very elegant & beautiful!!! I just ordered the Sweethearts cart & can't wait for it to come in. I never would have guessed the striped paper was from a Christmas pack. Love it!ReplyDelete
Love the twine detail.ReplyDelete
The holiday tradition I love is the fact that my family gets together every year on Christmas eve, we rotate houses each year, and hang out and eat. It is the best thing ever! I get to see all of my family on Christmas eve but still get to be home Christmas morning. Santa even makes an appearance at our tradition!ReplyDelete
Beautiful layout! One of my favorite holiday traditions is decorating the tree for Christmas!ReplyDelete
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One of my many favorite traditions is on Christmas Eve Eve we always watch "It's a Wonderful Life". Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Cute layout. Just married so u gave me some ideas. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
One of our favorite traditions is we get a visit from the Christmas Elf on Christmas Eve that leaves a family gift on the front porch,last year it was a XBox 360 with Kinex. I love the way you used the punches and threaded twine between the designs.ReplyDelete
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Cute LO! My fave holiday tradition is putting the tree up the day after Thanksgiving! I love Christmas decor!ReplyDelete
I love your sweetheart layout. My favorite tradition is getting a new ornament each year for the children.ReplyDelete
Cute layout. Love the ease of it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 12, 2011 at 2:24 AM
Love your layout. My favorite tradition...Black Friday shopping with my daughters. LizReplyDelete
Hi what a great layout you made.ReplyDelete
My favourite tradition is to go for a long walk with our dog after breakfast and when we get home, a cup of hot coco, nice christmas music on and unwrapping our presents. outside it is cold and candles are outside on the table, so cosy.
Can't do the candles inside because of our 4 cats who love to help with the christmastree and unwrapping presents.
Hug Linda
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Your layout is so lovely. I love how you used the bakers twine and your are right about those sentiment stamps. They're perfect. TFS.ReplyDelete
My favorite holiday tradition is opening presents in order of age. We always go youngest to oldest and my Dad always makes such a big deal about having to wait so long (now that he has 12 grandkids!) I think he secretly loves it.
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I love everything about your layout! It is awesome. My favorite holiday tradition is the singing of Christmas carols on Christmas Eve with the family!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousNovember 12, 2011 at 6:45 AM
This is truly an amazing layout. So simple, yet so beautiful. I love it. My favorite tradition (that I'll probably lose this year) is getting the kids to leave cookies for Santa and grass/carrots for the reindeer.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 12, 2011 at 6:48 AM
Beautiful layout and awesome giveaway!! You're so creative. Favorite holiday tradition was baking gingerbread cookies..my kids and all their friends would come in and decorate their own cookies and then take them home..fond memories!!ReplyDelete
Love your layout ... I am working on my son and DIL's wedding album and this gives me some great ideas. Our favorite holiday tradition is making empanadas at Christmas ... my three boys (includes DH) can't wait for them to come out of the oven!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful layout. We have so many holiday traditions it's hard to just pick one but I love it when my whole family gets together!ReplyDelete
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With the hustle and bustle of the holidays, my favorite holiday tradition is spending Christmas day at home with my husband and 2 daughters. Thanks for the chance to winReplyDelete
Very cute scrapbook page, Valintine's Day is just around the corner.ReplyDelete
Your scrapbooking page looks amazing! My favorite holiday tradition is making these delicious Swedish pastries.ReplyDelete
The most meaningful Holiday tradition to me, is gathering my 7 grandchildren around on the floor at our house (ages 10 down to 2 mo) and reading some children's version of the Christmas Story to them; followed by a long afternoon of my husband & I, 3 children & spouses, along with the grandchildren, opening gifts with much conversing, giggling, & of course snacking during the afternoon.ReplyDelete
I love getting together with family. I miss it since I'm so far away.ReplyDelete
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Super layout. I love the soft colors of the paper to give it a romantic look.ReplyDelete
Beautiful scrapbook page, love the papers you chose. And the sentiment is perfect. TFS and the chance to win the adorable notebook.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 12, 2011 at 10:05 AM
Your page looks really nice. My favorite holiday tradition is getting together with my family on thanksgiving and having turkey. I LOOOOVVVEEE! TURKEYReplyDelete
Carmen B.
Beautiful LO! My fav. tradition is spending time and playing games w/ our Huge families after a Delicious Thanksgiving Dinner!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful layout!!! My favorite holiday tradition is just being with family.ReplyDelete
Beautiful layoutReplyDelete
I am a first time GaGa this year, so I plan to start my own tradition. I plan to make a stocking for my grandson and it it put everything to get ready for Santa's visit. New PJs, toothbrush toothpaste, bottle/sippy cup and a bedtime story.
Very creative, I love it.ReplyDelete
Very sweeeeetttttt layout, very creative, thank you for caring and sharing, thank you for the chance to win your very cute notebook and pen set. My favorite Holiday tradition is watching my daughter handing out the gifts Christmas morning and watching everyone trying to guess what is in them, the cute faces the kids make is priceless.ReplyDelete
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I LOVE opening new PJ's on Christmas Eve. This has been a family tradition since my mother was a child. My boys get so excited to get their PJ's on Christmas eve as well.ReplyDelete
I love the way you have arranged your paper and used that pattern as the background paper. What a great idea. I have been so scared of patterned paper lately. It was nice to see a fun layout with it. Thanks for the chance to win... My favorite holiday tradition is always being together with mine or my husbands families and having all of the kids around to play with their cousins. Such a blessing.ReplyDelete
That is simple and very cute! Way to go! email@example.com
Gorgeous layout! I love the colors on it! My favorite tradition is one we've only been doing a few years now but the whole family gets together for a day of baking before a week or so before Christmas! We make TONS of cookies for everyone to pass out to coworkers and friends and of course, some to keep for us!ReplyDelete
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What a great page you created, love all of your colors! I just love getting together the weekend after Christmas with some family I rarely see for a get-together! We plan a day of food and talk to reaquaint with everyones lives.ReplyDelete
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We celebrate stockings on St. Nicholas' feast day on December 6th. This helps to concentrate on the real meaning of Christmas (Jesus is the reason for the season right?!)and who the real St. Nicholas was before he became relegated to America's Santa Claus.ReplyDelete
God bless,
My favourite holiday tradition is calling family members living back home sharing some time with them on the phone. I have no family here in Canada, so it is important for me to feel like my family is close.ReplyDelete
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I love what you did with the Bakers Twine and the EK Success Paper Punch. XOXO, Julie. :0)ReplyDelete
I love the punching on the sides! And these papers go so well together! Thank you!ReplyDelete
- LindyannNovember 12, 2011 at 9:47 PM
My favorite holiday tradition is making advent calendars for my grandchildren! They love them and look forward to Gammie's "Santa Countdown"!ReplyDelete
Such a sweet layout!!! Love all the details :-) TFS!ReplyDelete
-Sam :-)
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Beautiful layout Angela! LOVE the details, especially the Baker's twine!! :o)ReplyDelete
Loving your TWO beautiful projects!! So bright and sweet!ReplyDelete
Love how you used the lace on your photo mat! My favorite holiday tradition is when me and my girl would look at old Christmas cartoon and drink hot coco, apple cider and coffee for me with cookies.ReplyDelete
Love the layout. Simple and sweet.ReplyDelete
Love your layout! Love the notebook as well. My favorite tradition is a Christmas Card exchange. My girlfriends get together, make ten cards each and we do sort of a white elephant exchange until everyone has a complete set of holiday cards to send out! email@example.com
Very pretty layout-so very sweet. My favorite tradition is opening gifts at midnight on Christmas Eve! CathiReplyDelete
Your layout is beautiful. My favorite tradition is listening to Christmas music while decorating our tree.ReplyDelete
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First I really love your layout. Very tastfully done. I really love spending the holidays with my family and friends. But something that has really become special is spending Thanksgiving with my extended family. I work most holidays as an EMT and there are not too many places open to get a meal so we bring in the Turkey and all the fixings. We may not be able to be with our families at home, but we are family here to each other.ReplyDelete
Lovely layout, Halloween and Christmas are my favorite.ReplyDelete
Very pretty page Angela!! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 13, 2011 at 5:08 PM
My favorite holiday tradition is making cookies with my boys.ReplyDelete
Nice layout, I like the way you used the bakers twine. Baking cookies has to be my favorite tradition.ReplyDelete
Beautiful layout! I love the way you wove the twine!!ReplyDelete
My favorite holiday tradition is gettting up on Christmas morning, going through our stockings and then stopping for a really nice breakfast. We go back to presents later and make it last all morning and sometimes even in to the afternoon!
I'm having a givaway on my blog too if you're interested!
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I thought I made it to all the DT mbrs on Friday night...I missed yours. I think your LO is just beautiful. Love the boy & girl cuts. Everything about is amazing. Great job!ReplyDelete
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Scroll of Ancient Battle Lore
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Overnight Bacon Casserole
Everyone has a recipe like this somewhere in their repertoire, the perfect dish for holiday overnight guests or a brunch. This one features bacon and cheddar cheese. You won't have any leftovers.
Recipe Ingredients:
1 pound sliced bacon
8 slices whole wheat bread
6 large eggs
1 1/2 cups milk
1 cup (4-ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
Cooking Directions:
- Cut strips of bacon crosswise into 1/2-inch pieces. Cook in skillet over medium heat until crisp; blot with paper towels. Discard accumulated bacon fat.
- Remove crusts from bread, and reserve for another use. Cut bread slices into cubes; set aside.
- In a large bowl, beat eggs, stir in milk, cheese and mustard. Gently stir bacon and bread cubes into egg mixture; spoon into buttered 8-inch square baking dish. Cover tightly and refrigerate overnight.
- Remove from refrigerator and let stand at room temperature for 15 minutes.
- Bake, uncovered, at 325°F (160°C) for 45 minutes or until knife inserted midway between center and outer edge comes out clean.
Makes 6 servings.
Nutritional Information Per Serving (1/6 of recipe): Calories 388 calories, Protein 22 grams, Fat 25 grams, Sodium 713 milligrams, Cholesterol 321 milligrams.
Recipe and photograph provided courtesy of National Pork Board.


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Eye witness accounts of the sinking of the Queen of the Great Lakes 70 years ago
MANITOULIN—The telegram announcing the survival of Harold Allen arrived at the Gore Bay school house (now the site of the Manitoulin Lodge) 70 years ago today (June 7) and made its way to his brother Stan, a 10-year old foster child who had already experienced an incredible burden of woe—being a foster child growing up in rural Gordon Township in the 1940s was no picnic by anybody's definition.
For a few days following the grounding and loss of the bulk carrier Emperor little was known of the fate of the crew.
"They didn't have the complete list of who had survived yet," recalled Mr. Allen, who along with the rest of his surviving family and friends remained in suspense. "When my brother got off at the docks, just down by where McQuarrie Motors is and walked up the street past the school, people were lined up the side of the street to shake his hand."
Built in 1910 at the Collingwood Ship Building Company in the Ontario town of that name, she was registered in March of 1911 at Midland by Inland Lines Ltd. Shortly after, in May 1916, the Emperor was purchased by the famed Canada Steamship Lines of Montreal.
She was a beauty, bulking out at 7,031 gross tons, 525 feet long and 56 feet in the beam, with a Scottish-built 1,500 horsepower triple expansion engine that could move her along at the less-than-princely speed of 11.5 nautical miles per hour. At the time of her launch, the Emperor was the largest vessel ever built in Canada.
In those days an Island boy could well find himself a career in the merchant fleet plying the Great Lakes waters, both Mr. Allens certainly did, as did a lot of their friends and neighbours.
The Emperor came to grief at 4:45 am on June 4, 1947, 70 years ago this past weekend, when she "ran hard up on Canoe Rocks, on the northwest side of Isle Royale," according to 'The Inland Seas: Journal of the Great Lakes Historical Society.' Barely 25 minutes later, the mighty laker had foundered, splitting in two with her fore standing in 25 feet of water and her stern lying 150 feet down. A number of her crew that never made it off are believed to be entombed within her hull.
There were 33 crew aboard the Emperor, 21 rescued by the US Coast Guard Cutter Kimball, 10 in a water-filled lifeboat, four found clinging to a second overturned lifeboat and seven found on Canoe Rock itself. There were 12 crew lost, including Captain Eldon Walkingshaw, a 42-year veteran of the Great Lakes trade and the first mate James Morrey, who was on duty at the time and three female stewardesses.
Harold Allen recalled the hectic minutes before the sinking that took place 60 years ago and he remains convinced that there were actually 13 lost that day. As to how the three stewardesses were lost he is puzzled. "I helped them put their life preservers on," he said. "I tied them myself, so I don't see how they could not have been floating on the water."
The clue may be in the confusion that took place at the lifeboats. "The third mate was from Poland and he was used to being in the navy," recalled Mr. Allen. "The chief engineer told him to put the boat in the water, but the third mate wouldn't do it until the captain gave him the order to abandon ship."
As Harold Allen and his companions watched the stern of the ship break off and sink into the depths, dragging the bow down, the doors which had been wired open were snapped shut by the force of the water. "We watched them snap shut one by one," he said.
Some of the crew were later found within the ship. Mr. Allen and a companion whose name is lost to the 88-year-old in the mists of time, set out through the debris in their lifeboat seeking survivors, and found one person clinging to a life ring. "We found another fellow clinging to the wooden steps that we used to go up and oil the dynamo (a type of generator), that was what pulled him up to the surface and allowed him to survive," he said.
Later, when the Kimball arrived and the survivors were pulled aboard, Mr. Allen implored him to continue the search. "I couldn't believe we could possibly have lost so many," he said. "The captain graciously agreed and we did a circle of the area." But all that was to be found was the body of one of the cooks. "I thought it was my friend the second engineer, because they were both big people. But it wasn't." His friend was discovered later by divers in the engine room of the ship.
In those days there were a lot of Island people working on the ships, following the ebb and flow of the work from ship to ship. Mr. Allen found himself shipping back out shortly after he got home from his harrowing experience.
Thus it was that he missed the inquiry into the sinking of the Emperor, something that still bothers him to this very day. Another survivor, John Leonard, was working as a wheelsman on the Emperor when it went down had no one to back his version of the events. Something Mr. Allen would have preferred to explain to him. "I was in Thunder Bay when I got the letter," he said. "I didn't have the money to take a cab to Toronto and the bus wasn't leaving in time to get there." Mr. Allen sent a note to the inquiry explaining his situation, but he never heard back.
Stan Allen later worked with Mr. Leonard who was by then captaining a commercial sand sucker, but they never discussed the events of the Emperor. "I think he knew I was his brother," said Harold Allen, "but he might have been upset that I wasn't there to back up his side of the story."
The details of Mr. Leonard's story and how it differed from the official accounts are not readily available, but maritime historian Buck Longhurst, a good friend of Mr. Leonard said that he remained angry with the captain onto his dying days. The inference being that while the inquiry exonerated the captain in the loss of life, Mr. Leonard was of a different frame of mind. The mate who was on duty steering the ship was exhausted by his earlier duties and did not have experience steering a larger vessel such as the bulk carrier. By all accounts Mr. Leonard was a good captain, a good friend and someone who stayed rock solid in the face of any crisis.
Life and loss on the water were common experiences in those days working on the Great Lakes, but today due to ever increasing ship sizes and the advent of automation, those jobs are fewer and far between.
"They replaced the old ships three to one with the new ones," said Stan Allen, who served his career on the lakes.


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Former UofL basketball player Kyle Kuric underwent brain surgery on Thursday in Spain to remove a tumor.
UofL Sports Information Officer Kenny Klein released the following information on Thursday afternoon.
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- ohlookitssara
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: May 2013
Found this dress perusing online and would love to know who/what it is. Google image trick doesn't work since it's not the stock photo.
Dress was worn by someone on SYTTD:Atlanta, but I re-watched the episode and they never show her wearing it. Any suggestions of who/what it may be (or anything similar!!) would be appreciated. I'd prefer a little more slim a-line and a little less fit and flare, but finding this dress would be a start.


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Metric Tools and the Self Centered Life
I'm for the most part pretty selfish. Think about it. Most of what we do in life is for us. Even in ministry the traps of self exaltation are there. I'm in the Army and the Army loves awards. Its good to recognize people for their accomplishments. Its easy to come to the table of life and ask "What is in it for me?" Its easy to do this with God too. My buddy Dan and I talk often about God, His work in our lives and the real freedom and grace that we have found. I mean real freedom! And in freedom, being set free to really live there is no room for self centeredness. They are just not compatible. Its like using metric wrenches with standard hardware, pointless. Yeah you can look like you are accomplishing things and you may even tighten a bolt now and then, but eventually something will strip out. I began to think of this the other night while I was praying. I was asking God for guidance. I'm faced with the possibility of an overseas deployment. I need help in making this decision. Its a big one. So I come to God, "Lord what do I do?" Then my prayers changed to, "Lord are You there?". Then I became aware of His presence. in that moment when I sensed God was really there, I stopped caring about my decisions, even my own life. I can literally say that I did not want to be anywhere else in any other time than just being with Jesus on my couch. Now how out there is that? Well, its not, it should be normal and it should be every day. What does this world offer that can even come close to total contentment? Yeah, its rhetorical I know. Nothing! The world offers nothing like that! To know and be known by God, to know His kindness, His fierce love for us, His unwavering pursuit in spite of ourselves is more than enough for me! The rest comes out in the wash!


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As is the case with most recent upcoming titles for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 games, betas are often the way a developer tests its game with the public and gets gamers talking.
Much like a soft opening, a beta is a period in which gamers can play a (generally) multiplayer facet of a given game before the game is actually released. This is different from a demo in that the gamers actually are testing the software being put out, rather than just sampling the finished product. Betas are a way for developers to stress test servers, find any potential bugs in the game play, and overall get a feel for how well the game works with a large quantity of players.
These betas are often exclusive to certain gamers through pre-orders of a certain game, contests for beta keys, or being apart of a certain subscription service.
But should these betas be exclusive at all?
If the idea behind a beta is to find the potential faults for the developers to fix for the final product, wouldn't it make sense to open the beta for as many users as possible? This not only would give a "realistic" amount of players onto the game, but would also give the game ample recognition in the gaming world due to its availability. One such example would be the Uncharted 2 open beta, which allowed unlimited users to play the multiplayer facet of the game before it released in September 2009.
On the other hand however, betas also function well in their exclusivity as a marketing tool. Many beta keys are distributed as a part of game per-orders or purchases. An example of this is the game Crackdown, which was packaged with a beta key for Halo 3 at the time, serving as an additional bonus for purchasing the game. This could function as well for marketing high tier subscription services, as is the case with the Assassin's Creed Brotherhood beta being made available to Playstation Plus subscribers this month.
Another point for their exclusivity is the argument that the gamers who are truly interested in the upcoming game, would actively seek out the beta in order to further the game's progress, as opposed to just any random gamers playing the beta. One such example of this would be the Red Faction: Battlegrounds beta, for which developers at THQ are asking for participants to actively give feedback and report bugs found in the game as they play.
Betas have continued to gain popularity amongst the gaming community, almost to the point where the announcement of a beta (such as Gears of War 3) is just as exciting as a release date for the game itself. I think that these betas can function as a great tool for developers and benefit the end product in the long run, but if exclusivity is pushed too much, it could serve to turn some players off of a game entirely.
What do you guys think? Should betas remain exclusive or should there be more open ones for all users to try?


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Adam suddenly changed to another phase of the subject.
"And now, sir, may I turn for a few minutes to purely practical things, or rather to matters of historical fact?"
Sir Nathaniel bowed acquiescence.
"We have already spoken of the history, so far as it is known, of some of the places round us--'Castra Regis,' 'Diana's Grove,' and 'The Lair of the White Worm.' I would like to ask if there is anything not necessarily of evil import about any of the places?"
"Which?" asked Sir Nathaniel shrewdly.
"Well, for instance, this house and Mercy Farm?"
"Here we turn," said Sir Nathaniel, "to the other side, the light side of things. Let us take Mercy Farm first. When Augustine was sent by Pope Gregory to Christianise England, in the time of the Romans, he was received and protected by Ethelbert, King of Kent, whose wife, daughter of Charibert, King of Paris, was a Christian, and did much for Augustine. She founded a nunnery in memory of Columba, which was named SEDES MISERICORDIOE, the House of Mercy, and, as the region was Mercian, the two names became involved. As Columba is the Latin for dove, the dove became a sort of signification of the nunnery. She seized on the idea and made the newly-founded nunnery a house of doves. Someone sent her a freshly-discovered dove, a sort of carrier, but which had in the white feathers of its head and neck the form of a religious cowl. The nunnery flourished for more than a century, when, in the time of Penda, who was the reactionary of heathendom, it fell into decay. In the meantime the doves, protected by religious feeling, had increased mightily, and were known in all Catholic communities. When King Offa ruled in Mercia, about a hundred and fifty years later, he restored Christianity, and under its protection the nunnery of St. Columba was restored and its doves flourished again. In process of time this religious house again fell into desuetude; but before it disappeared it had achieved a great name for good works, and in especial for the piety of its members. If deeds and prayers and hopes and earnest thinking leave anywhere any moral effect, Mercy Farm and all around it have almost the right to be considered holy ground."
"Thank you, sir," said Adam earnestly, and was silent. Sir Nathaniel understood.
After lunch that day, Adam casually asked Sir Nathaniel to come for a walk with him. The keen-witted old diplomatist guessed that there must be some motive behind the suggestion, and he at once agreed.
As soon as they were free from observation, Adam began.
"I am afraid, sir, that there is more going on in this neighbourhood than most people imagine. I was out this morning, and on the edge of the small wood, I came upon the body of a child by the roadside. At first, I thought she was dead, and while examining her, I noticed on her neck some marks that looked like those of teeth."
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Please vote against the ridiculous new law that will go into effect by Big Brother AKA the US Government that will make it nearly impossible to buy and sell home made children's toys and clothing.
You can read about CPSIA at Homemade Toy Alliance and Etsy.
Then PLEASE vote against it at Change.Org and send passionate, infuriated and outraged letters to your state senator, house representatives, the President's mama and the Pope….Ok start with your senator and house reps….
Seriously, the idea was to protect us from dangerous and tainted products from China and the like but if this law goes into effect the only people who are going to be able to stay in business are the ones mass producing in China….WTF?????
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I Need Help!
So, I have a dilemma. I have a vintage crazy quilt. That's a pretty good dilemma.
Unfortunately, this vintage quilt comes extremely pre-loved.
My favourite thing to do with this quilt is find new patches of fabric and wish I had a whole bolt. Here are a few of my favourites:
And yet there are some things I'm not so crazy about…This block looks like human hair was sewn on. Weird.
This is the hand- quilting.
The quilt has a lot of fraying and even a couple of places where is is worn straight through to the backing. I love the quilt (most of it, anyway), so I've got a couple of options.
1. I can take the quilt top off, patch over the holes, and re-quilt it with new batting and backing. The down side to this is that I lose the lovely hand quilting. The quilt is a bit too light, though and I could upgrade it to cotton batting from polyester.
2. I can attempt to patch over all affected blocks, over top of old batting. With this method, the back would look weird, and truth be told, I'm not crazy about the backing or the way the edging was done.
3. I can take apart the entire thing and use the pieces of fabric that I like for projects.
4. I can leave it as is.
Ok, let me know what you think.
January 13, 2011 7:44 pm
I think you've answered your own question there 🙂 Option of taking the quilt apart and fixing it up is the best in my opinion too. That way you can choose your own backing, batting and edging! I agree that it would be sad to lose the hand quilting but it would be an opportunity to try something new or even repeat the design yourself. Whatever you decide, I'd love to see the outcome on your blog :)))


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Guide to Research CollectionsAlabama Department of Archives and History
Montgomery, AL
Papers: 1829-1831. 11 folders and 1 letterbook. Gubernatorial papers including correspondence; extraditions and requisitions; administrative files; appointments correspondence; pardons, paroles, and clemency files; militia files; and reward files.
Additional Papers: In John Test papers, 1800-1844; 1 letter (October 18, 1831) in Alabama Secretary of State correspondence, 1830-1831; Frederick Weedon family papers, 1818-1953; 1 letter (January 29, 1825) to Samuel B. Price; and portraits.
Columbia University
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New York, NY
Papers: July 24, 1813; September 22, 1821; January 29, 1837. 3 letters. Personal and official correspondence.


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I finally have some time to breathe and do me. It feels great. People who work from 9-5 and punch a time clock don't often get it. So, last week America and the world witnessed a first. Yes, I'm talking about Barack Obama. Personally Michelle is my girl. To put it bluntly she rocks. When Obama gets elected President I will be honored to call her my first lady, a first for me.
This entire road to the presidency has been an incredible journey for the entire country. It has inspired this nation of people like never before. I know personally Obama's campaign encouraged me to move forward on my dreams. It's like he confirmed the path that Spirit was leading me to walk.
The question I pose to you is, "Has Obama's campaign inspired you, and if so, what have you done with that inspiration?"


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mouth's examples
- Thrush is an infection of the mouth caused by the candida fungus, also known as yeast. Find out more. — "Oral Thrush Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment",
- The human mouth is located on the face just below the nose and is the entrance to the digestive tract. It is the first part of the body involved in the process of digestion. The mouth is also essential to the function of speech.YourTotalHealth:. — "Mouth",
- Burning mouth syndrome — Comprehensive overview covers symptoms, causes, treatment of this painful oral condition. — "Burning mouth syndrome: Symptoms - ",
- Mouth ulcers are commonly caused by viruses in younger children. Aphthous stomatitis is a common cause of recurrent mouth ulcers. Learn about common treatments to control and prevent mouth ulcers in kids. — "Mouth Ulcers in Children - Keep Kids Healthy Symptom Guide",
- Learn about Mouth Cancer on . Find info and videos including: About Mouth Cancer, About Mouth Cancer, Mouth Cancer Prevention and much more. — "Mouth Cancer - ",
- (Click to enlarge) mouth A. hard palate B. lips C. teeth D. salivary glands E. trachea F. esophagus G. — "mouth: Definition, Synonyms from ",
- mouth (plural mouths) (anatomy) The opening of a creature through which food is ingested. to mouth (third-person singular simple present mouths, present participle mouthing, simple past and past participle mouthed). — "mouth - Wiktionary",
- Get information, facts, and pictures about mouth at . Make research projects and school reports about mouth easy with credible articles from our FREE, online encyclopedia and dictionary. — "mouth Facts, information, pictures | ", www3
- They also can occur on the gums and roof of the mouth (hard palate), but this is rare. Oral cancer—It may appear as a white or red patch of tissue in the mouth, or a small ulcer that looks like a common canker sore. — "Mouth Sores",
- Our mouth and teeth play an important role in our daily lives. Here's a course on the basics - including common problems of the mouth and teeth. — "Mouth and Teeth",
- Definition of mouth from Webster's New World College Dictionary. a wry expression of the face; grimace: now only in the phrase make mouths (or a mouth) at. — "mouth - Definition of mouth at ",
- Definition of mouth in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of mouth. Pronunciation of mouth. Translations of mouth. mouth synonyms, mouth antonyms. Information about mouth in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. her mouth, his mouth. — "mouth - definition of mouth by the Free Online Dictionary",
- Mouth definition, the opening through which an animal or human takes in food. See more. — "Mouth | Define Mouth at ",
- Organ Mouth including diseases and disorders affecting the Mouth organ or body system. — "Mouth - ",
- 81,692 Mouth stock photos and images. Fotosearch Stock Photography and Stock Footage helps you find the perfect photo or footage, fast! We feature 7,800,000 royalty free photos, 95,000 stock footage clips, digital videos, vector clip art images. — "Mouth Stock Photos and Images. 81,692 mouth pictures and",
- Oral cancer can form in any part of the mouth or throat. Most oral cancers begin in the tongue and in the floor of the mouth. Anyone can get oral cancer, but the risk is higher if you are male, over age 40, use tobacco or alcohol or have a history of head or neck cancer. — "Oral Cancer: MedlinePlus", nlm.nih.gov
- Definition of word from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games. Definition of MOUTH. 1. a : the natural opening through which food passes into the body of an animal and which in vertebrates is typically bounded externally by the lips. — "Mouth - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster", merriam-
- Cross-section of the mouth. When one swallows, the soft palate and uvula seal off the nasal cavity, and the epiglottis seals of the trachea (windpipe) Also called the oral cavity, the mouth is the first part of the gastrointestinal tract (or alimentary c***). — "mouth",
- Definition of mouth in the Medical Dictionary. mouth explanation. Information about mouth in Free online English dictionary. What is mouth? Meaning of mouth medical term. What does mouth mean?. — "mouth - definition of mouth in the Medical dictionary - by", medical-
- The mouth is the first portion of the alimentary c*** that receives food and saliva.[1] The oral mucosa is the mucous membrane epithelium lining the inside of the mouth. Another non-digestive function of the mouth is its role in secondary social and/or ***ual activity, such as kissing. — "Mouth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia",
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- Bush - Mouth Music video by Bush performing Mouth. (C) 2004 Kirtland Records
- Big Mouth NS4 Talk about a big mouth look how much this guy stretches his mouth
- Iron and Wine - Flightless Bird, American Mouth (Live) Distributed by WMG Live clip of Iron and Wine's Sam Beam playing a sweet solo version of his track "Flightless Bird, American Mouth" off the 9/25/2007 Iron and Wine album, The Shepherd's Dog. BUY:
- Happy Mouth Like this video? Click to tweet! bit.ly Watch my other videos: My second channel: Twitter's cool... right? Facebook, too: Send me things: Mystery Guitar Man PO Box 2966 Hollywood, CA 90078 -Subtitles- Portuguese:
- Nickelback Something In Your Mouth Nickelback-Something In Your Mouth Album Dark Horse Please Subscribe and rate. Thank you. **************************************************************** Got to meet the hottie with the million dollar body They say it's over budget, but you'd pay her just to touch it, come on! Needs to hit the big screen and shoot a little love scene If Hollywood had called her she'd be gone before you holler, come on! Dirty little lady with the pretty pink thong Every sugar daddy hitting on her all night long Doesn't care about the money, she could be with anybody Ain't it funny how the honey wanted you all along! (You naughty thing) You're ripping up the dance floor honey (You naughty woman) You shake your ass around for everyone (You're such a mover) I love the way you dance with anybody (The way you swing) And tease them all by sucking on your thumb You're so much cooler when you never pull it out 'Cause you look so much cuter with something in your mouth Crafty little lip tricks, tattoos on her left hip She's bending as you're spending, there's no end to it, so baby come on! Dressed up like a princess, betting that her skin smells Better than the scent of every flower in the desert, come on! Dirty little lady with the pretty pink thong Every sugar daddy hitting on her all night long Doesn't care about the money, she could be with anybody Ain't it funny how the honey wanted you all along! (You naughty thing) You're ripping up the dance floor honey (You naughty woman) You shake your ...
- Emery - Butcher's Mouth Music video by Emery performing Butcher's Mouth.
- Smash Mouth - All Star 2 videos off footbal + Smash Mouth - All Star (feito pra aula do ali XD)
- Smash Mouth - All Star (with lyrics) I took the time to add the lyrics to this song. If i can improve, please let me know. Please comment too. I would love to see what you have to say about my video.
- Jizz In My Pants response: "Puke In My Mouth" - - this is a ladies' response to "Jizz In My Pants" by Lonely Island. we (the pantless knights) got approached by a gal who had an idea for a fake engagement ring to ward off douchebags. we thought the whole thing was hilarious and told her we wanted to make a music video for it. a few months later, here it is and we hope you like it! also, peep our cameos FTW!!! big ups to the girls puking in their mouths! -beau, peter and david http support us and go get the fake engagement ring + keychain fob and douchebag playing cards at . it's now only $30 bucks! and here's a link to download the free mp3! http CREDITS: Created by Pantless Knights Directed by David Fine Produced by Beau Lewis & Peter Furia Camera by Peter Furia Lyrics by Beau Lewis, Peter Furia Vocals by Erika Shumate & Lauren Curtis Beat by Ranidu Starring Michelle Nunes & Kate Siegel LYRICS: Douchebags all across the club / Ladies' night straight poppin the bub Stalker eyes right above his drink / Cheese-d**k style, with a shoot and wink Snatch the ring from its hiding place / Flip the bird right in your face Leave the bar, to escape your glance / Cross the room, now its time to dance You sneak behind, dont mind, I guess / Until your d**g's on my ***tail dress Cold as ice, yet you advance / And say you might, jizz in your pants and I PUKE IN MY MOUTH Swallow it back, I need some room / Plus I said I've got a groom I turn away, you start to pout AND I PUKE IN MY MOUTH You ruined my night ...
- Fireflies - Acapella Cover (Made by Voice, Mouth and Glasses) - Mike Tompkins This Song is available on iTunes!!!! More to come, please SUBSCRIBE! Find me on Facebook: Find me on twitter: Original Song by: Owl City Music Video... Director & DOP: Graham Beasley Editor & AD: Drake Birmann
- Megadeth Hook In Mouth A vid I made from the album So Far So Good So What A ***roach in the concrete, courthouse tan and beady eyes. A slouch with fallen arches, purging truths into great lies. A little man with a big eraser, changing history Procedures that he's programmed to, all he hears and sees. Altering the facts and figures, events and every issue. Make a person disappear, and no one will ever miss you. Rewrites every story, every poem that ever was. Eliminates incompetence, and those who break the laws. Follow the instructions of the New Ways' Evil Book of Rules. Replacing rights with wrongs, the files and records in the schools. You say you've got the answers, well who asked you anyway? Ever think maybe it was meant to be this way? Don't try to fool us, we know the worst is yet to come. I believe my kingdom will come. Chorus F is for fighting, R is for red, Ancestors' blood in battles they've shed. E, we elect them, E, we eject them, In the land of the free, and the home of the brave. D, for your dying, O, your overture, M, they will cover your grave with manure. This spells out freedom, it means nothing to me, As long as there's a PMRC F is for fighting, R is for red, Ancestors' blood in battles they've shed. E, we elect them, E, we eject them, In the land of the free and the home of the brave. D, for your dying, O, your overture, M is for money and you know what that cures. This spells out freedom, it means nothing to me, As long as there's a PMRC Put your hand right up my shirt ...
- Smash Mouth - Walkin' On The Sun Music video by Smash Mouth performing Walkin' On The Sun. (C) 1997 Interscope Records
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- Smash Mouth - I'm A Believer Music video by Smash Mouth performing I'm A Believer.YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 2508950. (C) 2001 Interscope Geffen (A&M) Records A Division of UMG Recordings Inc.
- tommy steele what a mouth
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- Merril Bainbridge Mouth Merril Bainbridge's music video to her #1 hit Mouth. It was written by her and is featured on her 1995 album The Garden.
- PAIN - Shut your mouth This music video is done by one of my favourit musicians Peter Tägtgren, also known as PAIN.
- Smash Mouth - I'm a Believer (Lyrics) (Shrek) I don't know why I made this video, but I was board and I just decided to make a Lyrics Video by the first song that my eyes saw.. I love listening to this on my iPod thanx to my friend Meta1203 giving it to me =] Don't ask... Please Rate! Comment! And Subscribe! (if you will) Here is the song I'm a Believer by SmashMouth. Hope you enjoy.. Become a Fan on Facebook: My Twitter: Youtube: Here are the Lyrics: I thought love was Only true in fairy tales Meant for someone else But not for me Love was out to get to me That's the way it seems Disappointment haunted All my dreams And then I saw her face Now I'm a believer Not a trace Of doubt in my mind I'm in love I'm a believer I couldn't leave her If I tried I thought love was More or less a given thing But the more I gave the less I got, oh yeah What's the use in trying All you get is pain When I wanted sunshine I got rain And then I saw her face Now I'm a believer Not a trace Of doubt in my mind I'm in love I'm a believer I couldn't leave her If I tried What's the use in trying All you get is pain When I wanted sunshine I got rain And then I saw her face Now I'm a believer Not a trace Of doubt in my mind I'm in love I'm a believer I couldn't leave her If I tried Then I saw her face Now I'm a believer Not a trace Of doubt in my mind Now I'm a believer Yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah I'm a believer I'm a believer I'm a believer
- Smash Mouth - Then The Morning Comes Music video by Smash Mouth performing Then The Morning Comes. (C) 1999 Interscope Records
- Mike and The Mechanics - WORD OF MOUTH [Official Video] Word of Mouth is the third album by Mike + The Mechanics, released in 1991. One Amazing Track . Download from Amazon :
- Ass To Mouth Clip from Clerks 2 discussing "Ass to Mouth"
- Mouth & MacNeal - How do you do Mouth & MacNeal hit the number 1 spot in the USA with this song.
- Smash Mouth - All Star Music video by Smash Mouth performing All Star. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 1844389. (C) 2001 Interscope Records
- Happier With Your Mouth Open the whitest kids u' know season 2 episode 1
- Da Mouth - Jie Guo Lie Music video by Da Mouth performing Jie Guo Lie. (C) 2007 Universal Music Taiwan Ltd.
- LOTR - EXTENDED - THE MOUTH OF SAURON - DELETED SCENE - LORD OF THE RINGS The mouth of Sauron.
- Tim Exile and Native Instruments present "The Mouth" Electronic artist and innovator Tim Exile showcases "The Mouth" - a new software instrument that can turn any audio signal into music. Sing, beatbox, or send a drum loop into it, and "The Mouth" comes to life as a highly expressive and somewhat unpredictable synthesizer, vocoder or talkbox-like instrument. The Mouth can be used as a stand-alone application and as a plug-in in a DAW or host sequencer, covering all kinds of live performance and music production scenarios. More info here: www.native-
- Amazing Car and engine sounds....WITH MOUTH! (Air Cooled VW, Subaru, Import/Drift Car + MORE) STI? Evo? GTI? GTO? Do you love what YOU drive? Rep Your Ride! Headgasket keychains coming soon to Mogulwerks @ **This is the OFFICIAL** Import 4 cyl Drift 4cyl 2 Stroke 4 Stroke V6 something Subaru flat 4 VW Aircooled Weedwhacker ***All film credit goes to user liljeygotstyle with his original untagged, unknown, gem of a video called 'fx' ...first hosted April 28th, 2008 I discovered this video years ago and decided it was time for the world to see it, so i rehosted it *** **All Annotations and Captions were added by yours truly =)**
- Smash Mouth-All Star with lyrics Smash Mouth-All Star with lyrics and lyrics below. Visit josseline9090's channel for some pretty cool anime drawings! ==========LYRICS=========== Somebody once told me the world is gonna roll me I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed She was looking kind of dumb with her finger and her thumb In the shape of an "L" on her forehead Well the years start coming and they don't stop coming Back to the rule and I hit the ground running Didn't make sense not to live for fun Your brain gets smart but your head gets dumb So much to do so much to see So what's wrong with taking the back streets You'll never know if you don't go You'll never shine if you don't glow Hey now you're an All Star get your game on, go play Hey now you're a Rock Star get the show on get paid And all that glitters is gold Only shooting stars break the mold It's a cool place and they say it gets colder You're bundled up now but wait 'til you get older But the meteor men beg to differ Judging by the hole in the satellite picture The ice we skate is getting pretty thin The waters getting warm so you might as well swim My world's on fire how about yours That's the way I like it and I never get bored Hey now you're an All Star get your game on, go play Hey now you're a Rock Star get the show on get paid And all that glitters is gold Only shooting stars break the mold Hey now you're an All Star get your game on, go play Hey now you're a Rock Star get the show on get paid And all that glitters is ...
- Pantera - Mouth For War (Video) © 2006 WMG Mouth For War (Video)
- ROBOT MOUTH!! Theoutro song "Stalkin' Your Mom" is written and performed by Wax. Download the mp3 here: 3.ly CHECK OUT MY PERSONAL VLOG CHANNEL: FACEBOOK: TWITTER: Equals Three t-shirts are here: districtlin.es *********************************** Ibex Butt Scratcher: Robotic Mouth: Wasted Guy at Cochella: breakingnyc raywilliamjohnson ray william johnson equalsthree equals three breaking nyc capitolhillgangsta capitol hill gangsta doing doin your mom first video raywiliamjohnson viral videos robot robotic mouth ibex butt scratch scratcher wasted guy cochella
- Lord of The Rings - Mouth of Sauron Ambassador from "The Black Gate Opens"
- Smash Mouth - Why Can't We Be Friends Music video by Smash Mouth performing Why Can't We Be Friends. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 1718505. (C) 1997 Interscope Records
- Cobus - Smash Mouth - All Star (Drum Cover) Laus Deo Semper. http What an awesome song to play! It's got such a cool mix between almost hip-hop styled grooves, and straight up rock. Some random stuff you might see in this video: A cool little small-tom triplet trick which is my new favorite thing to play. The triangle "ding" revisted, this time without a smile though :) Big Yellow Jug; filled with Redbull, that gets emptied in a set. Twice. Smash Mouth - All Star from the 1999 release "Astro Lounge" is the copyrighted property of its owner(s).
- Pilipinas Got Talent - Big Mouth (3/07/2010) This features a gay with the screen name "BM" or "Big Mouth" singing the song "B*** na Aso", also mimicking the sounds of many animals such as of the horse. © Copyright 2010 ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation and FremantleMedia. No copyright infringement intended. For entertainment purposes only.
- Bird Poops In Mouth [The whole story: ] Local news guy reports on the canadian brown finch overpopulation in town now. The birds don't like being called an infestation and let us know by totally dropping a deuce in dude's mouth! So funny!
- Paradise Lost- Mouth Video paradise lost- mouth Update (19/4-10): You cannot comment on this video. The reason is that I get all those comments in my mailbox. You spammers. If you've got any questions, I recommend that you visit their website or their wikipedia-page. / /wiki/Paradise_Lost_(band)
- HKS Supra with my mouth a kid doing import impressions with his mouth
- Twilight Soundtrack[Flightless Bird, American Mouth] [disclaimer: i do not own this song and in no way am i trying to pass it as my own] I was a quick wet boy, diving too deep for coins All of your straight blind eyes wide on my plastic toys Then when the cops closed the fair, I cut my long baby hair Stole me a dog-eared map and called for you everywhere Have I found you Flightless bird, jealous, weeping or lost you, american mouth Big pill looming Now I'm a fat house cat Nursing my sore blunt tongue Watching the warm poison rats curl through the wide fence cracks Pissing on magazine photos Those fishing lures thrown in the cold And clean blood of Christ mountain stream Have I found you Flightless bird, grounded, bleeding or lost you, american mouth Big pill stuck going down May 20, 09 Update: 1510540 OH MY BATTER! THABKS GUYS!! =]
- Digital Painting Tutorial 05 : How to draw REALISTIC MOUTH ITUNES : WEBSITE : www.stval.fr my artwork, mp3, free tutorials & free wallpapers to download ... Subscribe: Tutoriel 3 : Comment dessiner une bouche réaliste. Time : 30' Tools : Adobe Photoshop Camtasia Studio Tablette graphique - Graphic tablet - Wacom Tablet Music: Syncope (Stéphanie Valentin)
- Big mouth You can be born with a small mouth, but also with a big mouth. I have never seen such a big mouth. It fits a whole canned soft drink. Check for more funny videos!!!
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How we generated $13k of sales in 24hrs through Product Hunt
4-steps to building resonating products
Context: BRANDiD is the most personal shopping experience for men. Try multiple sizes of any clothes from any online store at home to make sure they fit. Anything you don't want, we come and collect in-person, for free.
So, how did we generate $13k in 24hrs?
Here's the trick: we didn't pull any tricks. One of our customers unexpectedly posted us to Product Hunt, and we resonated with every customer. And if you build a resonating experience, people tell their friends. This is what that looks like:
Craft an experience that resonates.
We get these kinds of messages daily at BRANDiD. We also get emails:
A resonating experience is delivering 4 "aha" moments
When Chamath Palihapitiya, Josh Elman and Sean Ellis talk about the "aha moment" aka the "must-have experience", they are talking about the first of the 4 moments. For early startups, this is the most important, and you absolutely need to nail it. But if you stop there, your product is guaranteed to suck. Do you really think Facebook only has one must-have experience and then you're hooked for life?
Great products deliver continuous value
More specifically, great products deliver 4 aha moments at 4 key parts of every customer's lifecycle.
The 4-Step User Lifecycle Framework
The first step to building a resonating product is understanding that you need to deliver continuous value. Then your job is to find out what value to deliver at what time.
We use a framework championed by @gaganbiyani in his talk from #commercism below. There is nothing new about this framework, but we've applied it to delivering continuous value. This talk has had a direct impact on the product we've built and is the reason why we invest in our product experience and not paid acquisition. Next, I'll walk you through exactly how we put this strategy to work with real examples and screenshots of resulting messages from customers (at its core, BRANDiD is a messaging app).
In this talk, Gagan explains the different approaches to growth at Udemy vs. Lyft, and how that influenced Sprig's focus on building a delightful experience before doing any paid marketing.
Here is the 4-step framework mentioned in the talk. Gagan used this at Lyft and we used it at BRANDiD to simplify our otherwise complex value proposition at the different stages of a user's life.
1. Before they buy
Aha moment: 100% of visits result in speaking to a personal shopper within 20 seconds
For us, this is the first aha moment that delivers the wow-factor for every visitor, every time they visit.
We bust our balls to make this happen, and this is what the typical result looks like. We've built extensive notification and real-time internal systems to get this right. For us, the first 20 seconds of a customer's experience drastically impacts their lifetime value. Importantly, even if you aren't in the market for clothes at the moment, you have such a reliable and positive experience every time you visit, that when you or your friends need clothes, you're going to come back to BRANDiD. In fact, our day 30 retention is consistently upwards of 88%.
2. First Purchase
Aha moment: Try multiple sizes of any clothes from any store, at home for free.
When customers see something they like, we then drop one of the most disruptive features of BRANDiD — try multiple sizes of any item from any store at home for free.
Never pay up front for clothes ever again.
Reactions like Jim's shown are a regular occurrence on BRANDiD.
3. Repeat Purchase
Aha moment: Our drivers come and collect and process all your returns for free.
Our Return Like a Man™ service is where we come and collect anything you don't want for free. We do all the hard work of dealing with pesky retailers who are incentivised to make you mess this part up. RLAM™ has such an incredible impact on lifetime value that we invest in the RLAM™ experience instead of paid acquisition.
4. Referral
Aha moment: "BRANDiD delivered way more value than I was expecting"
This usually comes at the end, but in some cases we've been able to shorten the viral loop down to minutes without the need for a financial incentive, as shown here. Using the 4-step framework to simplify your messaging, you can shorten the time to resonate with a customer, and therefore shorten the viral loop like we have.
5. Bonus: The must-have experience vs. overarching value proposition
In some situations, like speaking to investors, you need to communicate an overarching value proposition quickly and easily.
This is not simply a combination of your aha moments. If it is, it is a sign that you probably haven't thought hard enough about delivering continuous value.
It takes incredible empathy and distance to distill your value proposition into a simple sentence by yourself, you should ask an outsider to help you. We hadn't figured this out until Andrew McCollum, Facebook co-founder and one our most cherished investors, was able to communicate it to us:
Guys spend more with BRANDiD than any other clothing service because we deliver the most personal shopping experience they've ever had.
All the features, all the experiences, all the communication stems from the fact that we're the most personal shopping experience you've ever had.
This makes sense for investors
In all my years building ecommerce businesses, every single one is trying to be more personalised, because it drives more value. This is especially poignant in clothing because it is such an emotional and subjective purchase. As technology improves, things are getting more personalised. This trend converges at 1-to-1 personalisation. In the future, it is inconceivable that there won't be a platform for 1-to-1 individually personalised shopping. We are building that platform. Mens clothing alone is a $500B market, so we're enormously disruptive in an enormous market.
This makes sense for customers
As a customer of BRANDiD, you know all your current and future clothing needs are always taken care of, because you have a team of personal shoppers and drivers on call 24/7. Jeans too long? We collect it and get it done for you for free. Need to know how take care of suede? Drop a message in the live chat. We're always here, waiting to serve you. No matter what feature we add to the app in the future, we know it will always align with our value proposition, which makes it easy to communicate to customers and investors. That's how we built a resonating experience.


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by Larissa Scott, American Thinker
On the morning of September 11, 2001, I couldn't help thinking, I could have been a passenger on one of those planes that crashed into the World Trade Center. Today the feeling is back, as if we are all passengers on a hijacked plane the size of America, heading towards an imminent crash. The question is, knowing what we know now, what are we going to do about it?
Shortly before American Airlines Flight 11 hit the North Tower, an Egyptian-born jihadi, Mohammed Atta, addressed the passengers over the intercom:
"Just stay quiet, and you'll be okay. We are returning to the airport… Nobody move. Everything will be okay. If you try to make any move, you'll endanger yourself and the airplane. Just stay quiet… Nobody move, please… Don't try to make any stupid moves." Read the entire story.


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Jerusalem Post blogger Ahmed Meligy was reportedly arrested in Egypt on Monday.An associate of Meligy, whose blog "Egypt's Missing Peace" has been critical of the Egyptian government, informed the Post that he had been arrested in Alexandria.No other information was immediately available, and the Post was unable to confirm Meligy's whereabouts.Meligy had recently informed Post Blog editor Lidar Grave that he would have to take a short hiatus from blogging because he was receiving threats.In early November, Meligy opened a blog post critical of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi with the words, "I hope that I don't get arrested for this one." He went on to say "the Muslim Brotherhood is creating a dictatorship that will set back my Egypt for years to come."
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Last night it got to 6pm and I was like, damn, I haven't washed my hair, I hate washing my hair that late but I have to wash it once a week. I shampooed my hair with a Rhassoul Shampoo Bar by Shea Butter Cottage, it was a different experience from using the Afro Shampoo Bar , it didn't pop my curls like the Afro Shampoo bar, but my hair felt squeaky clean without feeling dry, which was good as I had quite a bit of gel in my hair. I then used the new conditioner that I had brought earlier in the week Dr. Organic Vitamin E conditioner, I think I like this conditioner although, as with any hair product you can not provide a fair assessment after just one week. What I can say is, that it's thick and foams up a treat, and I used it to detangle using my Denman D4 brush, it smells a little medicinal but I think it did moisturise my hair. I left it on for about 40mins with a plastic cap.
While the conditioner was in my hair I went to the kitchen to create two new products I made a leave-in conditioner and a hair styling lotion with added flax seed gel so that I could twist my hair. I rinsed my hair put in the leave-in and two strand twist my hair with the styling lotion, I did the twists larger than usual due to the time and put some flat twists in the front and went to bed with my hair wet (shock, horror).
This morning I used the hair dryer to dry my hair a little bit more with the intention of doing a twist out as I really didn't like the look of the twists as they were. I started to undo the twists and I really didn't like the look of it, it looked too chunky, I put some grapeseed oil on my hands and split them up some more, I ended up looking like I'd been electrocuted. So I smoothed the back of my hair with some moisturising lotion and also used some of the styling lotion and put my hair in a puff, and it looked really good.
But why did I give this post the title 'not such a bad hair day'? because my hair can tend to get dry when the ends are left out, but it feels moisturised, smooth and silky and not greasy. Now I don't know if it's the combination of products that had that effect or just one, but I will use Dr. Organics again and my leave-in.
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Fall might be my favorite season. I love summer for the longer days and fun times it brings, but I'm not a fan of being hot. Fall is great because it cools off but you can still enjoy being outside, and the colors are beautiful.
Last weekend the hubs and I took the opportunity to go out and hike in a couple of our favorite areas, marveled at the history in the surroundings, and talked and dreamed together. (Not really sure how these old cars got lost in the hills where we were, or why I hadn't noticed them in the many hikes we've done here before..)


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A few months ago Mariana Magnavita left us all slack-jawed with her beautiful performance at Cover Up in Ginglik. Now she can slacken jaws remotely, with a compact disc.
Half Oxfordian, half Bahian, all delightful, Mariana Magnavita has two distinct styles, one british and folky, and one Brasilian and bossafull. On Sunday the 25th of October she's launching her first album, a folky bit of loveliness called White. Get down to the launch night in Oxford and catch the whole thing live.
A Brasilian album is now on its way, which is double exciting. Click the links for a listen on myspace and look forward to another date at Cover Up before the end of the year.
Here's what she had to say about it:
I am finally finishing my first album, which is called White. I think it's sounding great thanks to help from Shannon Harris, Simon Tuke and other great musicians.
On Sunday the 25th Of October I am planning the launch in the Jacqueline Dupre Music Room (St Hilda's College) at 7.30pm. Accompanying me will Shannon Harris on piano, Joylon Dixon on guitar (both play with Amy Macdonald) and Jane Griffith on violin. Other musicians will make guest appearances to contribute with backing cello, trumpet, backing vocals and flute. It'll be really nice hearing my songs as I've always envisaged them! The tickets are £12 (£10 cons), to cover the cost of hiring the venue, musicians and publicity. With it you'll get a free album too! You can get tickets in advance from Galeria Brasil, 33 Cowley Road (opening times Tues-Sat 11am-6pm), or you can email me, or just come along and buy on the door (but hopefully there won't be any tickets left by then!). So please come and support this night.
I've also booked the Magdalen College School car park, on Cowley Place near the venue, so you have access to free parking. I'm thinking of everything to make it a lovely event! Shipping Lanes will be the support act, making this night even more special. It's a new project by local, talented singer songwriter Nick Tingay. You can check it out on http://www.myspace.com/theshippinglanes


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Your Health: Bug control goes beyond the spray can
When a bunch of pesky flies got into insect expert Art Antonelli's house, he did not reach for a can of insecticide. Instead, he got out a fly swatter — and his shoes, which he used to walk outside his home to look for the source of the sudden fly infestation.
He found it, under his house: "I had a dead rat and a dead possum," say Antonelli, an entomologist at Washington State University's extension center in Puyallup. He called a pest control company to remove the dead animals and then closed up openings that were allowing critters into the crawl space.
CHEMICALS: Skip commercial cleaners for those made from pantry products
His fly problem was solved and the use of a pesticide was averted — something that experts say still happens too infrequently, even among health-conscious, organic-food-buying, environmentally aware consumers. "When there are insects in their homes, there are some purists, but not many," Antonelli says.
"The biggest abusers of pesticides are consumers," says Dini Miller, an urban pest management specialist at Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg. "They see an insect in the bathroom, and most people will want to empty half a can of Raid until the last leg stops moving."
Carolyn Randall, a pesticide safety educator at Michigan State University in East Lansing, agrees: "People tend to panic when they see one ant or one earwig," she says. "They reach for chemicals too quickly or call a pest control company too quickly."
Pesticides for home use are carefully reviewed for safety by the Environmental Protection Agency and are not highly toxic to humans, Miller says. "But you never want to use more than you need."
Antonelli says: "If you follow the label absolutely, you can have peace of mind. ... But the label has no eyeballs. It can't see if you point the nozzle the wrong way and spray it in your face." And it can't observe, as Antonelli once did, a woman running through her house spraying multiple doses of insecticide at a single airborne fly.
Here's how to keep your own home (relatively) insect-free without dousing it with chemicals:
•Keep outdoor insects under control. This does not mean bombing your yard with pesticides or getting one of those bug zappers (they kill lots of beneficial insects, Antonelli says). Instead, limit outdoor breeding grounds, Miller advises. Insects love wood piles, tarps, kiddie pools (especially the moist underside) and mulch. If you must use mulch, keep the stuff at least six inches from your foundation, she says.
•Keep outside insects out. Repair screens, caulk cracks, replace inadequate weather stripping and outfit door bottoms with tight rubber sweeps. If you can, Miller says, avoid lighting up doorways at night: That attracts insects, which attract spiders, which are then happy to come inside.
•When an insect gets in, don't panic. Most are harmless: They don't bite or carry diseases, Miller says. And most are easy to kill. Miller endorses stomping, vacuuming and, for those kitchen counter ants, spraying with soap and water.
•Trace the enemy to its source. Those ants on your counter top may come from a nest in a rotted porch column; fix that and lose the ants.
•When you do use pesticides, choose carefully. Read labels to make sure the product is intended for indoor use and the pest in question. You may need to try more than one. For example, ants may ignore one bait but find another irresistible.
•Know that some problems require professional help. Those include bedbugs, termites and, in most cases, cockroaches (which are a major cause of allergy and asthma symptoms), Miller says. Contact your state's cooperative extension service for more information. (Find one at csrees.usda.gov/Extension.)
Sometimes, it is best to leave bug problems up to the professionals. If a pest control problems becomes too much to handle, call the speedy, professional, green team at Craig Thomas Pest Control for all your pest control needs. Visit our website at www.callcraig.com or call 800.255.6777 for a free estimate and inspection.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
Hudson Valley Green Fair Success
April 25-26, 2009 the Hudson Valley Green Fair was held at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds. This is the first year Craig Thomas Pest Control participated in the second annual event. The Fair was designed to help everyone learn how to "go green" and be environmentally friendly.
Craig Thomas Pest Control takes pride in offering environmentally sounds services and natural products to combat your pest control problems. CTPC may implement steam cleaning, exclusion, baiting, heppa filter vacuums and when necessary our organic line of products, called EcoSmart. For more information on these products: www.ecosmart.com. CTPC takes pride protecting your health, homes and property against pest.
Thank you for everyone who came to the Green Fair (I know it was hot) and stopped by our booth. Below is a picture of our booth at the fair and me (Sarah).
Craig Thomas Pest Control takes pride in offering environmentally sounds services and natural products to combat your pest control problems. CTPC may implement steam cleaning, exclusion, baiting, heppa filter vacuums and when necessary our organic line of products, called EcoSmart. For more information on these products: www.ecosmart.com. CTPC takes pride protecting your health, homes and property against pest.
Thank you for everyone who came to the Green Fair (I know it was hot) and stopped by our booth. Below is a picture of our booth at the fair and me (Sarah).
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Get Ripped with a Rower
A rower can be used for more than just a great cardio workout. In fact, it can be used for a variety of awesome upper body, lower body and cardio exercises. This workout series will give you endless ideas to get in great shape with a rowing machine, whether you have one at home or use it at a gym.
To see the description for each workout in the series, click on the "A_" icon at the upper right hand side of each video.


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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Go! Videos From 1991
Here's some Go! vids from the early 90's that Mike B.S. just e-mailed me today! Thanks Mike!
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Friday, June 27, 2008
The shocks continue at Wimbledon and still two days short of the second week, we have already lost Djokovic, Roddick, Davydenko and Sharapova. Ana Ivanovic was a net cord away from going out too and it has been a dream for "in running" traders on the exchanges.
Some very interesting matches today, with former champion, fallen on hard times, Amelie Mauresmo against the raincoat wearing Serena Williams, ironically at the first dry tournament for years. Looking at the new wave, Egbaston winner Agnieszka Radwanska, a former junior winner here, faces the youngest player in the tournament, Anatasia Pavlyuchenkova, who has already beaten Li Na, which was a very nice 2.94 winner for subscribers. This is a "must watch" game and a chance to make some notes for the future.
There is an incredible amount of young talent coming through in the women's game and no doubt, there will still be a few shocks in the coming day or two. However, Grand Slam events are always won by an established player and come the business end of next week, that will again be the case.
I have previewed three sporting events on the email today, with four actual selections, including my views on the winner of the Woman's Championship and also a strong bet for the football tonight. Unfortunately, these will have to be kept for subscribers and it will not be possible for me to post any selections on the blog today.
The email service has made HUGE tax free profits for subscribers, take a look at the website www.predictuwin.com for further details.
Good Luck with your bets today.
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