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21st Century Mentoring: Bridging the Generation Gap
The most amazing transformation in life is watching a human being grow. A great mentor inspires the outer AND inner aspects simply for the love of doing it.
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There's No Better Time to Change Than Now
If you aren't satisfied with the outcome of events in your life or you feel as if you want a different result, how long will you wait to act? Here is one small idea to consider now!
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What Do You Really Want to do with Your Life? An Answer That Blew Me Away
I have asked this question a hundred times over the last several years. The answer I received from one student at the University of North Carolina - Asheville was so refreshing, I had to write this!
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When all is said and done...love is all that remains
Birth and Death; we all move between these two unknowns. - Bryant H. McGill
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A Lesson in the Shadows: The Reality of What We Cannot See
Exploring one mans experience of his shadows. " If you don't deal with your shadows, you are condemned to repeat the same mistake over and over, as a human being or as a society." - Denis Villeneuve
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Realizing Your Potential: An Uncommon Journey
A photo placed on a social media site creates inspiration for this hub. There are thousands of people who'd like to know their purpose or how they can become the best they can be. Here's a few hints!
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The Poetry of who I AM: For those seeking to know themselves.
I am always on a journey of understanding. It seems to emanate from within and so who I am matters. Getting to know ones self is a precursor to living a life of richness and joy!
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Building a Life That Matters: The Correlation Between Patience and Success
Patience seems to be a lost virtue. In the world of instant success, instant gratification and instant coffee we often forget that the good things in life are worth waiting for! Please join me.
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Your Best Recipe: May only be as good as the food you put into it!
What's all the protesting about? On Saturday May 25, 2013 in over 52 countries and 436 cities hundreds of thousands of people around the world protested against GMO's products and more! Look here!
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Building a Life That Matters: Peaceful Coexistence
Over the years I have enjoyed seeing the bumper sticker that says, "Coexist" alongside symbols for various religions and ways of life. This hub explores and expresses the goal of peace within!
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Portrait on a Disappearing Canvas: The other side of Mother's Day
Mother's Day is often a day of great joy, a celebration of the role that mothers play in our lives. It could be a day of sadness for those whose mother's have crossed over or worse couldn't show up!
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Building a Life That Matters: Life's a Joyride
"Find a place inside where there is joy, and the joy will burn out the pain." - Joseph Campbell. I agree! Let us take the journey to find our joy within so we can experience all the goodness intended!
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One Book of Aspects
Life is a joyride when we decide to Live it! Join me in a brief poetic view of living, learning and experiencing it today. I chose a while back to write my Book of Positive Aspects. I hope you do too!
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Building a Life That Matters: Love is The Foundation
When unconditional love is the basis of the formula for living and growing a man's opportunities for success and happiness advance exponentially. Join me to find out why!
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Building a Life That Matters: Defining, Developing and Expressing Success
In the hub "9 Characteristics of a Real Man: Traits of Choice" we compared two views of a real man. "Building a Life That Matters" takes a deeper look at each trait and its spiritual significance.
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When You Become You...The incredible feeling of realizing your self
Sometimes the circumstances of life can crush our spirit. However, if just a little light shines through, magical things can happen. This is a poetic view of one such event in the life of an ordinary
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5 Books Every Man Should Read...Then Give Away!
We are inundated with information! Is it all good for us? What info is beneficial and what isn't? This hubs aim is not to answer that for you but to disclose 5 books I've read, would share and why.
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Peace Wanted Just To Be Free: A Duet
While the world powers fight over resources, territory and power, two passionate musicians are giving peace another enchanting characterization. If you listen to nothing else today, listen to this!
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The New Writers of 2013
There are no words to express the joy of writing. Thank you to my friends and colleagues for a fabulous 2012. Lookout Hubpages, 2013 is already here and we are H A P P Y!!! Happy New Year!
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Book Review - "Take It From The Top: What To Do With a Peak Experience" by Edward M. O'Keefe, Ph.D
Have you ever had an incredibly euphoric experience that was so clear, so good and yet, so hard to explain? If you would like to know more about this phenomena, read this review of a new book by Edward M. O'Keefe Ph.D entitled "Take It From The Top - What To Do With a Peak Experience. Have fun...
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TODAY - A Different Perspective
TODAY is a fabulous time...depending on your perspective that is! This hub represents the perspective and quotations of some America's finest people. We must remember that yesterday is made up of our previous today's and tomorrow is our today to come. I hope you enjoy this journey of fun and...
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What Good Does Activism Do? One Poetic View
One of the attributes I like about Hubpages is the inspiration from reading the works of its authors and their provision of inspiration. This short poetic piece was inspired by recent events and two recently published hubs. They are; 1) Wounded Warrior - Pain and Pride by lrc7815 and 2) Photo...
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Veterans Day 2012: Gratitude For Your Service
A short hub to say thank you to the men and women of the United States Armed Forces on Veterans Day 2012.
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A 100% Chance Of Change: The Choice Is Ours
The greatest lesson of the 2012 election may not be known for some time, but the lessons we learn about ourselves are immediately available and they will reproduce over and over and over again in accordance with their intention. The question is; what do you intend to do with or about your life?...
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Life and the Privilege of Friendship: The Simplest Act of Kindness
In the face of adversity and tragedy, a simple reminder that we are at the mercy of nature, yet we can decide to make each moment count, even if what counts seems so far away. Bring it closer you now by a simple act of kindness.
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Complimentary Comments: A Hubbers View of Commenting
Ever wonder what the impact of your comments are? Well, wait no longer. Hopefully this hub will enlighten you, give you a sense of satisfaction and encourage you to receive and give meaningful and constructive comments. Peace be with you!
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3 Actions That Can Change Your Life: Lessons from Nature
If you would like some change in your life, take it from nature. Have the time of your life by exploring the similarities between our behavior and the behavior of other natural things. Then go have some fun! Even if you don't want to change, look at the photos!
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A Fall Perspective
If autumn's color changes are one of your favorite times, this perspective of the changing leaves in your neighborhood and in the mountains may be food for thought about your perspective of living and dying! It did for me!
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There's No Business Like Showoff Business: Why we must change
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, especially when it comes to character issues. Read this hub inspired by "What is, "None of Our Business?" a fabulously written hub by fpherj48.
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Questions A Man Must Answer For Himself
Living Life Fast? You might want to take a moment of respite and check out two questions worth asking yourself today, right now! Have fun with the answer and Peace be with you!
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The Sweetness of Life: One PhotoCanChange a World!
What happens when a friend posts a photo of their grandchildren playing in the sandbox of life? Answer: You never know! It might just catch the eye of someone who sees beauty in every situation or chooses to see beyond the world we live in to the place we came from! Enjoy! I know I did.
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What Makes Your Heart Sing?
Poetic appreciation to those who have made the HubPages experience a safe place of solace and peace in my wild and whacky world, and to those who have read and commented on my hubs. Pass it on!
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Words of Praise: A Great First and Lasting Impression
A simple word of praise or gratitude is enough to change a life. We have all experienced such a time. In this hub I ask you to share that simple feeling of kindness or goodness with a friend or foe in need. Be the giver of life today and do it through a word of praise! "Your the best" or "I...
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Marriage Conflict Resolution: Would You Rather Be Right or Married?
A short limerick about men and the choices they're left with when arguing with a women. Choose wisely guys. There may be a lot of fish in the sea, but most of them went to the same school! Hahaha
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3 Simple Questions: An Uncomplicated Guide To Happiness
3 Simple questions is exactly that. This hub is for you, a must read if you want to begin a journey that may never end. A fabulous awakening if you dare to allow yourself to believe it is possible. I did and I'm never going back!!!
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Who Needs Television?
Watching a parent teach through imagination if a very cool, satisfying and totally heartwarming scenario. Watching the product is even better. Please spend a moment in Maine with me and have a little fun!
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SoulKu - Sending A Message Around The World
There is a shift occurring in the world, a growing movement of what I call "Socialpreneurs," people interested in the planet and its inhabitants, fostering a quality of life beyond the status quo and considerate of posterity as well as prosperity. Take a look at one such enterprise.
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Isn't It Time? The Choice to Change is Yours
What will tomorrow look like for you? Is peace important or is it just another nebulous term with no real impact in your life? Here are a few questions to consider. May Peace be with you!
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Laws That Cannot Be Broken
Great writing inspires thought, expression and well...more writing. This hub was inspired by Hub Pages Author ChristinS whose hub entitled Metaphysics: The Twelve Universal Laws Explained in a Nutshell, spawned a desire to dig a little deeper on one of those laws from this authors perspective....
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Choice: A Unique & Powerful Gift
This hub broaches a much talked about but little used subject. Almost every one of us acknowledges there are choices in life. How many of us face them? This is an account of one man's trek toward making his own choices.
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Characteristics of a HubPages Writer
If you want an inside view of what it takes to write on HubPages or what it means to be a part of something cool, check out this hub! Characteristics of a HubPage writer!
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Which Road Leads To Happiness? Feeling your desitination and not your path
Like life, the road to happiness is a mysterious path. The road to happiness can be a path filled with intrigue, adventure and sometimes even disappointment, when that disappointment turns out to have been in our best interest. Come join me for a moment or two and perhaps you will see a new road...
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Calling All Listeners?
Do you sometimes feel you aren't being heard? Well, how are you're listening skills. Some are better than others, but I get the feeling most of us are in the same boat when it comes to listening. I hope this hub will give you pause to think! If not, I hope you enjoy it anyway!
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Building Winning Teams: The Player
Part 1 of this series focused on the contribution Coaches make to Building Winning Teams. Part 2 is the players turn. Meet some of the truly amazing athletes, the games they played and have some fun while you're at it!
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Celebrating Life Through Music
Won't you join me for a musical celebration? In this wild and whacky hub we'll share some of the coolest music and musical artists ever! And all of it is intended to celebrate life at Hub Pages. So c'mon, join in as soon as you can and share this with your friends!
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If You Love Me? Let me go!
The hardships of parenting or even watching what parents go through in trying to raise their children is an experience in itself. My heart goes out to those parents who have endured parenthood. It's also a reminder there is a time to let your children go.
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Favorite Quotes by Albert Einstein
I have always wondered what was in the mind of Albert Einstein. This hub will give you a few clues and just might be fun reading too!
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We'll Get What We Deserve in 2012: No matter who gets elected. (An Update)
This is an update for the 2012 Presidential and other Elections.The really sad part about this hub is that I wrote it for the 2008Presidential Election and decided not to publish it then. Some things never change, but I still have hope!...and a few suggestions!
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Everyday's a Birthday
A poetic expression of celebration and gratitude for just one day with the woman I love! Thank you for being who you are!!!
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Who can tell what's in the heart?
I have read some very powerful poetry here on Hubpages. I am often astounded at the authenticity of my fellow hubbers. In exchange for their genuine creativity I offer this short poetic form of gratitude! Hope you enjoy! You me the world to me!
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Today Is Not Just Another Day
Have you ever said "It's just another day," or "Tomorrow's another day?" Well, I'm not sure they are! In fact, I'm positive and I can prove it! Answer this: Ever experience the same day twice?
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When Things Sometimes Don't Go So Well
Did you ever try to do something for all the right reasons and fail? This is one such story.
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The Origin of Self Talk in the Key of Life
Self talk is an oft made declaration that plays over and over again. It may be a belief, a value or an inadvertent phrase, intentionally or unintentionally learned or adopted that either becomes a force that propels us to act in a positive way for our benefit, or it may become an obstacle which...
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One Perspective of Time: i am A Poem
Just one man's interpretation of time and life.
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Ode to a weed (It's really worth the read)
My wife has surprised me on many occasions. She has introduced me to people I'm so grateful to know. She has taken me to events that wowed my soul, and she has looked after my health with greater fervor than I like to admit, but it's the truth. This was a special surprise!
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So You Want To Be Inspired? Do I have a destination for you! The Carl Sandburg Home near Asheville NC
If you're a writer, aspiring writer, historian, hiker, world traveler or just someone looking for a little inspiration, this is a must read. It's the true story that began as a Saturday hike at the Estate of American 3 time Pulitzer Prize winner Carl Sandburg and wound up as a lesson in living.
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Building Winning Teams: A John Wooden Type Perspective
There are thousands and thousands of teams involved in recreation, competitive sports and business. What separates the not-so-good teams, in terms of performance, from the good and the good from the great? Here is one man's view of the biggest factors in "Building Great Teams."
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The Value of a Mentor: Odysseus and You
Whether you are a mentor or a person being mentored, you might want to take a look at this hub for some additional insight into one of the most rewarding relationships of life.
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One Grateful Expression
A personal "Thank You" to Hub Pages and all its contributors who have made this such a rewarding experience. To each of you I say, Thank you and may you always know Peace in your heart!
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Using Gratitude & The Bluebirds of Happiness: Why not fly with them?
A pictorial essay connecting the art, practice and effect of gratitude with the incredible joy and experience of happiness!
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Making Your First Million: And The Value of Self Education
How important is making or earning a million dollars? You already have all it takes. It's not that hard.
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An Appropriate Thanksgiving: A Memory of Lincoln High School
A moment of reflection, gratitude and thanksgiving for a very special place and time of education!
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Isn't Peace Worth It?
This article is a request to honor our men and women who have served or are serving our country in the military and law enforcement by making an ever so slight shift in our perception of peace.
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When Writing - Let Inspiration Be Your Guide
Have you ever wondered what to write about next and weren't sure where the idea was going to come from? Take a deep breath and read this article for a few hints.
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Making The Something of Yourself You Already Are: An Ideal Worthy of Consideration
Taking another look at what it takes to be successful in this world. One of the most successful people of our time tells us how...
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I'm Not Wayne Dyer...But I am seeking inner peace.
Wayne Dyer is an icon in the world of personal development and achieving inner peace. Well, I'm not Wayne Dyer but, I did write this article!
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I am not Wayne Dyer...My unfolding soul
One of the best compliments anyone could receive is to be emulated. But even greater, perhaps, is to view the masterpiece...a result of their inspiration! Join me in this 2 part look at one such story!
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Love Now
Gentle and timeless, love shows its eternal qualities in the present, in the now! Won't you join me?
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An Answer To A Proposal - A Simple Yes
They say that the flapping of a butterflies wings can be felt around the world. Love too, is like that. Try it here!
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Getting Above the Rim
Sometimes there are events in life that are so subtle, yet so profound. If we blink, we often miss them. And some, like this one, are hard not to notice!
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The Importance of the Little Things: Bigger Isn't Always Better
Our daily lives are filled with decisions. Some of them about big events, others small occurrences. But do we know how it all will turn out? Here's a quick view of the possibilities and a nifty quote by W. Clement Stone! (A Little Difference in People)
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Just Keep Writing
A very short piece describing the emotion of writing and the encouragement to continue to do what you love to do!
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What is Your Health Worth? A practical guide to happy, healthy living.
This article takes a slightly different perspective on men's health.Hopefully it causes you to take your health more seriously, ask more questions and be more proactive about taking care of your health business!
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9 Characteristics of a Real Man: Traits of Choice
Perception is a crazy thing and it applies to every area of life we know, including our idea of a real man. Everyone has an opinion of what a real man is or should look like. Here are a few thoughts on the subject. "Just sayin!"
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Why Do We Think That
Ask a few questions, get a few answers and voila. You have a new outlook! Ok, maybe not; but even if you didn't change your mind, you could have. It's better than being stagnant.
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Being Challenged in Life is Inevitable: Choice and Defeat are Optional
A simple quote, a simple lifestyle equals a life of honesty, integrity and joy. We never know what the terrain will be, but we can choose the journey and where we arrive. Peace be with you on your trip! Triumph is optional!
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Take The Next Step
A simple look at the value of thinking, visualizing and applying ourselves each day. It is the authors view of living a life of joy, contentment and prosperity. Enjoy and be at peace!
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The American Dream: Revised
Is the American Dream the same for you today as it was when you were a child? This article takes a look at the portrait of the sale of that American Dream just for the almighty buck and the encouragement to change our minds and hearts for the sake of something better.
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Discovering the Price in Priceless: The Art and Cost of Gratefulness
A retrospective look at the life and choices of one man and the impact of a slight shift in attitude - particularly in the area of gratefulness. Watch a clip narrated by Brother David Steidl-Rast on his perspective of gratefulness.
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The Yin and Yang of Education
One man's perspective, experience and opinion about learning, education and the human spirit. Quotes from JFK and Einstein encourage and inspire imagination and innovation. A good read!
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Where are the Jobs? Connected to Education?
A brief and somewhat opinionated look at today's "Education-fest" and all the wonderful employment opportunities it may bring! Maybe! More so a piece on knowing what you believe, what you want and who you are in relation to living your dream!
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Are you acting like a Corporate Lemming?
An introspective look at priorities and one man's choices and changes. Every one is entitled to their opinion and this is one of many about how we invest in this life of ours! The question is are we choosing to live our own lives or are we still following the Jones?
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Making Life Easy
A few bits of bigger, better, faster mixed with just the right conditioning and you could be overwhelmed and on the brink of disaster. Or, you can view the experiences of just one man and see a different way of living!
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Mentoring: A Vow of Great Price
If mentoring means anything to you, this is a must read. It may be poetic but it is from the heart of a man who needed mentoring as a youth and didn't receive it. Today, he helps people understand the impact! Like the purity of the young magnolia flower the honest relationship between Mentor and...
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Just One Purpose
Go inside the mind and heart of a self described life architect to find a couple questions you can ask yourself to help lead you to what may be your purpose here on earth. At the very least you will learn something about who you are!
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What Message Will Your Life Send Across The Great Divide?
One fabulous photo and a few very poignant questions that examine the legacy of your life to date. The answers absolutely lead to more questions but, hopefully you'll find a raison d'etre!!!! What a fabulous journey we are on!
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Overcoming Failure - Practical Tips
7 great tips and a couple of quotes to help anyone help themselves overcome the daily obstacles we all face. Help in defining success and failure with real life examples.
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7 Lessons For 20's Something Men
An article aimed at the 20 something generation through the power of hindsight, 20/20 vision and the wisdom of experience. Speaking to a younger generation with 7 tips on the value of time and living a life of integrity from the get go!
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5 Reasons to Discover a Purpose
I know! Like you really need a reason to find your purpose. It's still a great exercise in exploring yourself and this is just 5 reasons to do it! Have Fun and give it a go!


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Mae, Miles and Jesse feel relieved to have finally told someone their secret. They realize that others may have also taken a drink from the spring and share their problem. They have never met anyone with the same secret, however. To Winnie, this was a fairytale and she did not believe in fairytales.
Mae pushed the group to leave. She told Winnie that they would return her to her family, but that Tuck had to talk with her first. Mae promised again to bring Winnie home the following day. Winnie knew there was no changing their minds, so she changed hers and decided to enjoy this adventure and her freedom, while it lasted.
As they traveled, they shared their breakfast with her and were all glad she was with them. She realized, during the long trip to their home, that they may be...
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Mayor to meet with "select" Black Rock residents
BRIDGEPORT -- Are you one of the select movers and shakers who made the cut with the mayor's office?
Just a few days before Mayor Bill Finch unveils his budget, the administration has issued personal invitations to "a select group" of residents of Black Rock, the city's most highly taxed -- and often most vocal -- neighborhood, to meet with his honor Wednesday night.
Finch spokeswoman Elaine Ficarra said Tuesday the unpublicized invitations to join a new, bipartisan "Black Rock Neighborhood Cabinet" are an extension of the administration's efforts to engage the community. Additional cabinets are planned citywide, she said.
"Mayor Finch has made it a priority to be accessible to constituents -- examples include his weekly brown bag lunches, weekly email newsletter, Twitter, Facebook and BConnected -- on as many platforms as possible," Ficarra wrote in an email.
Others suspect Finch wants to head off an effort by Republicans and fellow Democrats from Black Rock to unite against the anticipated tax increases in the 2013-14 budget the mayor delivers to the City Council Monday.
"I think this is about placating any potential dissident voices out there ... Better to have everybody in the tent," said Black Rock resident Mary Jane Foster, a University of Bridgeport vice president who unsuccessfully challenged the mayor in the 2011 Democratic primary.
She and other Black Rock residents recently formed the bipartisan Citizens for a Better Bridgeport to engage on various issues, including opposing new tax hikes.
Finch in a recent interview said he would like to avoid increasing taxes, but cuts in state aid may make that impossible. The city is also facing budget troubles in the current fiscal year.
Although invitations are dated earlier in March, the event, scheduled from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Black Rock School gymnasium, was not on the copy of the mayor's weekly schedule provided to Hearst Connecticut Newspapers.
Foster was not invited to join the Black Rock cabinet. But another of her Citizens for a Better Bridgeport co-founders -- Republican Rick Torres, also an ex-mayoral contender -- was. His Harbor View Market is also supplying sandwiches and cookies.
Torres too believes Finch wants to hold the meeting to fend off criticism of a looming tax hike. Noting Bridgeport's recent ranking at the top of H&R Block's list of most taxed cities in America, Torres said, "So that makes Black Rock the highest taxed section of a city in the nation."
Black Rock has no shortage of neighborhood groups for the mayor to meet, which has some wondering why Finch needs to form a special cabinet at all.
Phil Blagys, for example, is president of the Black Rock Community Council and was not invited to join.
"Cabinet. That suggests a close group of advisers. Interesting word," Blagys said. "Am I upset? It doesn't really faze me. I don't know what this is all about."
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Application-oriented research
The NMI specializes in application-oriented research focusing on future challenges: widespread diseases, degenerative disorders in an aging population, the restoration of bodily functions after illness and injury.
These are some of the issues for which we develop research tools, diagnostic methods, treatment strategies and test systems, e.g. new pharmaceutical drugs.
The interplay between different technologies and the combination of life sciences and material science spawns the development of novel products and processes. This often leads to new areas of research, new start-ups and inevitably to new jobs. The NMI's sound interdisciplinary and application-oriented approach to research: it has an excellent international reputation and has laid the foundation for numerous spin-off companies.
Research areas
Biomarkers for personalized medicine
Technologies and assays for the identification and validation of biomarkers
Tumors: signaling pathways and treatment response
Identification and validation of targets for pharmacological drugs and biomarkers for diagnosing and monitoring the success of cancer treatments
Neuronal signaling pathways: stabilization of synapses
Investigation of the molecular mechanisms in synapse formation and stabilization in neurodegenerative diseases
Investigation of molecular and cellular biological mechanisms in regenerative processes and the development of cell-based treatments. The main focal points of our research are in the areas of:
Intelligent microsystems for diagnostics and treatment
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Walnut, CA Area Scholarships
Walnut is an affluent city in Los Angeles County, California, United States. The population was 29,172 at the 2010 census and its current mayor is Tom King, a former Detective from the Los Angeles Police Department.
The city of Walnut obtained its name from the Rancho Los Nogales Mexican land grant, nogales being the Spanish word for "walnut." With exceptions to some busy intersections (such as Grand avenue and Amar near Mt. San Antonio College), the hill-dotted city is relatively quiet in comparison to nearby neighborhoods like La Puente and West Covina. The city covers nearly nine square miles (23 km2) and is home to hundreds of businesses.
Money's Best Places to Live, "America's best small towns," ranked Walnut as #70 in 2009 and #57 in 2011, the highest ranking for a Californian city both years.
Schools in and around Walnut, CA
Mt. San Antonio College
At least 2 but less than 4 years; Public; $6,000 average out-state tuition; $824 average in-state tuition
California State Polytechnic University-Pomona
Four or more years; Public; $16,632 average out-state tuition; $5,472 average in-state tuition
Marinello Schools of Beauty-City of Industry
Less than 2 years (below associate); Private for profit
DeVry University-California
Four or more years; Private for profit; $15,294 average out-state tuition; $15,294 average in-state tuition
DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management-California
Four or more years; Private for profit; $0 average out-state tuition; $0 average in-state tuition
Carrington College California-Pomona
At least 2 but less than 4 years; Private for profit
Life Pacific College
Four or more years; Private not for profit; $12,000 average out-state tuition; $12,000 average in-state tuition
Popular Majors in Walnut
- Biological and Physical Sciences
- Social Science
- Nursing - Registered Nurse Training (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN)
- Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Humanities
- Air Traffic Controller
- Legal Assistant/Paralegal
- Fire Science/Firefighting
- Radiologic Technology -- Radiographer
- Airline/Commercial/Professional Pilot and Flight Crew
- Respiratory Care Therapist
- Business Administration and Management
- Health and Physical Education/Fitness
- Veterinary/Animal Health Technician and Veterinary Assistant
- Emergency Medical Technician (EMT Paramedic)
- Criminal Justice/Police Science
- Clinical/Medical Laboratory Technician
- Substance Abuse/Addiction Counseling
- Child Care Provider
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Treading in the same webbed footprints as March Of The Penguins is Crimson Wing, a breathtakingly beautiful documentary looking at the breeding season of the lesser flamingo.
Shot in Tanzania, East Africa, we see how the birds arrive at Lake Natron and face an almost immediate struggle to find a mate, hatch an egg and then protect their young from Marabou storks and hyenas.
While it's great to look at, the over-cooked narration (the birds don't die, their 'life force returns to the lake') plus a TV-doc vibe makes it somewhat less watchable than that famous penguin movie.
Doing nothing to disprove the so-called Curse Of Friends - the theory none of the cast have made a decent film since the TV show - is haphazard rom-com Management.
Steve Zahn is a motel manager who falls for a guest (Jennifer Aniston) and then goes to serious, and comic, lengths to snare her, despite her psychotic rock star boyfriend (Woody Harrelson).
Problematically, the couple share little screen time while things take a turn for the weird near the end as Zahn's character joins a monastery.
Worlds away from either of the above is White Lightning, a surreal but searing biopic of real-life 'Dancin' Outlaw' Jesco White. A tattooed West Virginian saved from drugs and petrol sniffing by his love of step dancing, it's not quite Walk The Line, while things get deeply dark near the end. However, Britain's Ed Hogg is terrific in the leading role and there's sterling support from Carrie Fisher as his older girlfriend. But feelgood stuff it ain't.


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Explore the turquoise waters in our sea kayaks or visit nearby islands and cruise the sounds in search of playful Dusky Dolphins. Experience the leafy wonders of the Queen Charlotte Track or catch fish in the bay. Join an outer sound fishing charter or take a gourmet picnic lunch and a bottle of champagne to a secluded beach nearby. Enhance your holiday's relaxation with a meal in our fully licensed restaurant situated to give breathtaking views of the entire Endeavour Inlet. Have time out at the Boatshed Cafe & Bar on the jetty. Enjoy your coffee watching birdlife, fish swimming by and the boats which come and go.
If you are looking to spend time in a different environment, away from the usual daily pressures - look no further than Punga Cove.
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Enjoy an scenic boat trip through the Queen Charlotte Sound, visiting Blumine Island, Long Island Marine Reserve and Ship Cove; stay and dine at Punga Cove with lunch at Furneaux the following day.
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Heroes for the American Red Cross
You don't need a cape or super powers to be a Hero! Heroes for the American Red Cross fundraising campaign raises funds to help those in need when the next emergency or disaster strikes: a victim of a house fire; a baby who needs lifesaving blood; a service member's spouse who needs to contact their loved one overseas.
In order for the Red Cross to meet our commitments to our communities now and in the future, we need citizens willing to be a "Hero" for the American Red Cross. The funds can be raised in a variety of ways. Individuals may work alone or may choose to involve their company, civic club, church, or school in their fund raising efforts. An individual or business may also choose to donate the needed funds. When you donate to the American Red Cross, you give hope and help to so many. Become a Hero today!


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When your car is in need of repairs, think about making repairs on your own! Use this information to guide you through your auto repair needs. You'll save a little bit of cash while feeling good about your skills.
Battery Charger
Get a good battery charger to keep in your car. Learn how to find the points where you should connect the battery charger connects.
Make sure that you often check the radiator. Let the car run a while, but only long enough to let the fluid circulate. You never open up the radiator if your car that is running. Check the radiator fluid by using a dipstick and remember to dilute coolant with water before putting it in the radiator.
Never leave anything in your car when it is getting repaired. Mechanics might have to empty the work and they cannot be held responsible if you discover something missing. Empty both the trunk too.
Look out for obvious "red flags" when dealing with a warning that your repair man is no good. If they talk to you in circles or they don't pay attention to your questions, then you will want to go elsewhere. You should feel like you can trust them, so don't be afraid to choose another one.
While most mechanics can be trusted, you don't want to be paying too much money for the repairs needed. Search for a reliable shops that is knowledgeable with your kind of vehicle you have. These repair shops are more likely to understand how to perform the repairs your car has.
Replacing the bulbs on your taillights or taillight is much cheaper when you both time and money. It's easier to do in some cars, but doing it yourself is much cheaper than hiring a mechanic. See if anyone you know can give you how it's done.
Never neglect your wiper blades. You need new windshield wipers if they are streaking or making noises and leaving streaks on the glass.
Ask about labor rates and prices before hiring a mechanic. Some repair shops have details about their rates posted on the walls, so make sure you know exactly what they are. You must be able to tell how and why you are being billed for your car repairs. Some shops have estimated repair times that are established by certain manufacturers. Some "Minor" repairs can take all day jobs according to the manufacturer.
Check tire pressure each time you fill up on gas. Look at your tires and ensure that they there is nothing embedded in them. You do not want to take any chances by driving around with faulty tires.
Warranties can be very important when you need to replace parts. Ask the mechanic about any warranties on these parts.
Don't buy any parts to you that say they're going to last forever. This is simply a tactic they use to get consumers to buy those parts. One example is that some vehicles say their transmission fluid.While this does not need to be changed as often as typical fluid, it must be changed around every 80,000 miles or so.
Bleed brakes after fixing them. Test it for leaks to be sure the fluid won't run out. You can test drive in an area with little to no traffic. Start slowly to make sure that the repair before you start to drive faster.
Don't hire the mechanic who diagnosed your car as soon as you receive a quote for service. Contact other shops or dealerships and compare what they would charge for an estimate on the first mechanic. If another place can fix it cheaper, pay the shop for the labor and get your car fixed elsewhere.
You might feel intimidated when you first learn about auto repair. But common auto problems can be dealt with safely with the right know-how. Keep these tips in mind and your confidence will soar while your repair bills plummet.
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Petra Goedings
Petra Goedings got off to an early start in the film world. Raised among the stacks of reels and plush chairs of her family's downtown Amsterdam cinema, The Movies, it was there that she developed her interest in art-house films. She went on to study at the Film and Television academy, graduating in 1995.
Before her graduation, she had already formed her own ideas on how her career would unfold. She and her business partner JP Luijsterburg established Phanta Vision, a film production and facilities company, in 1990. Through this company Goedings developed and produced 11 shorts between 1992 and 1996. Among these were two shorts by Tjebbo Penning; The Bitch is Back and The Oath, that were both received with international acclaim.
By 1997 Goedings started to develop her first feature films. The Dutch-Bulgarian co-production Letter to America, developed through the Circle producers programme, was the Bulgarian entry for the Oscars in 2001. Vergeef Me, a shocking semi-documentary, rocked the sensibilities of viewers at its premiere in 2001 while Morlang, a drama by Tjebbo Penning, has chilled the spines of audiences in Asia, Europe, and America, was nominated for a golden calf for best scenario at the Dutch Film Festival and is still in distribution at this time.
Petra continued her education while producing these films, graduating cum laude from the company management and development course at the Maurits Binger Film Institute, and participating in the Nipkow programme, the Film Business School, and the Strategics film marketing course.
Petra has continued to produce shorts, both experimental, such as In Whitest Solitude, a dance film based on a poem by R.M. Rilke, and commercial, such as The Elephant and the Snail, a short children's animation.
Goedings recent foray into TV production, Frø-live, was broadcasted by the NPS in 2002. After that success, she is now developing a series of documentaries and the comic drama-series Agnes, for Dutch television. She also investigating the possibility of turning The Elephant and the Snail into a children's series.


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SOURCE: Southworth Development LLC
January 25, 2016 07:00 ET
New Club Enhancements Propel It Even Higher on List of Must-See Destinations
ABACO, THE BAHAMAS--(Marketwired - January 25, 2016) - The Abaco Club on Winding Bay
announced today that longtime member and resident, Darren Clarke, has agreed to serve as its World Ambassador, and to assist in promoting the Club both in its sales and marketing efforts and at special events.
Clarke has been a fixture at the Abaco Club since its opening in 2008 and was married to his wife, Alison, on the club's extraordinary, 2.5-mile, white sand beach in 2012. "I love the relaxed atmosphere of this place and the enhancements that have been made to the award-winning course at The Abaco Club," Clarke said, from his cottage overlooking Winding Bay. "It's extraordinarily beautiful, and there's no place I'd rather spend time, especially with my family. I'm also looking forward to the completion of the state-of-the-art practice facility at the Club," he added. "I've always loved working on my game here prior to The Masters each year, and this new facility is going to be a Tour-quality practice area, the best in the islands." In addition to enjoying his home at Abaco and being on the beach and golf course, Clarke also has a passion for the world-class bonefishing and sport-fishing opportunities in The Abacos. He recently competed in, and won, the Abaco Club's bonefishing competition, which took place over the holidays.
The current European Ryder Cup Team Captain, Darren Clarke has had a long and successful professional career. Originally from Northern Ireland, Clarke plays in PGA Tour, European Tour and other major golf events all around the world. He has played on the European Ryder Cup team five times and has won 22 tournaments on major tours, including the PGA Tour, Sunshine Tour and Japan Tour. He won the 2011 Open Championship at Royal St. George's, along with two World Golf Championships, most notably the 2000 WGC-Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship when he defeated Tiger Woods.
"We are thrilled to have Darren's support for our efforts to spread the word about The Abaco Club," said Casey Counseller, General Manager. "As a professional golfer, he appreciates what an outstanding course it is, but Darren also enjoys and makes use of the Club's other amenities and seems to revel in its congenial atmosphere. The Abaco Club is a very special place, just as Darren is a very special golfer and person. We couldn't be more pleased that he is going to help us tell the world more about Abaco."
The Abaco Club on Winding Bay
is one of the world's most extraordinary clubs. It is a true, international sporting club, with members and residents who appreciate the very best in life and enjoy the ease with which they can have a relaxing and rejuvenating island vacation at Abaco. Southworth Development of Newton, Mass. acquired the Club in December 2014, and since then, members, homeowners and visitors to the Club have seen great improvements in many aspects of the property and club in the months since, including enhancements to its dining outlets, welcome center, the golf course and new practice area, the golf shop, and the beach and its associated water sports offerings.
Since its debut, the Abaco Club has been recognized perennially as the #1 course in The Bahamas by Golfweek magazine, and is a favorite of both professional and amateur golfers. The Club regularly receives glowing reviews from its visiting guests, who seem to enjoy sharing their experiences on websites like TripAdvisor, where they list all the things that make the Club so special.
"We're very proud of what we've achieved since we took ownership of The Abaco Club. We spent more than $10 million on facility upgrades in 2015, and are investing even more in 2016," said David Southworth, Founder of Southworth Development. "And we're very grateful that Darren Clarke has agreed to help us share his impressions of what it's like to live here and enjoy the Club. It's wonderful to be able to spend time with him here and to see him enjoying his time here with his family."
ABOUT THE ABACO CLUB ON WINDING BAYThe Abaco Club on Winding Bay is a private, international sporting club and residential community located on Great Abaco Island in The Bahamas. Situated on more than 500 acres, The Abaco Club offers a world of relaxation with a 2.5 mile white sand beach, world-class Scottish styled links golf perennially rated #1 in the Bahamas, and a spectacular offering of other water, leisure and sporting activities. To enjoy a stay at the Abaco Club on Winding Bay, or for more information on membership and real estate options, please visit www.theabacoclub.com, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Music Sheets – January 22 and January 29Friday, January 27th, 2012
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Applications are now being taken for the next Beginning Experience Weedend for separated, divorced and widowed people making a new beginning in their lives. The Weekend will be held February 10-12, 2012 at the Lumen Christi Retreat Center in Schriever, LA.
Please call Lisa: (504) 810-0055; Myrna: (985) 764-6327 or Sharon: (504) 835-7907 for more information.
For the past two years, St. Patrick's Church has sponsored a St. Joseph's Altar at Oznam Inn. Monetary donations are now being accepted to defray the cost of preparing food and building the altar. Please make checks payable to Ozanam Inn; place them in the collection basket or deliver the checks/cash to the rectory office. For more information contact Jessie: 525-4413.
Crusade for the Conversion of Greater New Orleans
9:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary, Confession, Novena and Holy Mass. All are invited.
Service in the sanctuary can be a path to holiness for men, as well as being a way to support the parish in a practical, active way. There is a continuing need for men of any age (or responsible older boys if accompanied by their fathers), especially at the main Sunday Masses. Instruction and training are provided. For more information please contact Father Klores at (504) 525-4413.
The Archdiocesan Golden Wedding Anniversary celebration will take place on Sunday, June 3, 2012 at 3:00 p.m. in St. Philip Neri Church, Metairie. This year's celebration will not be a Mass, but a Prayer Service. To register, please contact the parish rectory at 525-4413 before February 21, 2012.
On Monday, January 23rd , members of the New Orleans chapter of the American Guild of Organists will come to St. Patrick's for an "organ crawl." After a nearby dinner, they will proceed to the church where organ builder Patrick Murphy will speak about the instrument and answer questions. After a brief demonstration of our magnificent pipe organ by Andrew Mills (who has been elected to the chapter's executive board), the Guild members present will have the opportunity to play and examine the instrument. There has been great interest in our organ among local church musicians, and this will be an exciting chance for St. Patrick's to share our musical resources with the wider community.
This weekend the ACCESS baby bottle campaign will have baby bottles available for donations to benefit the ACCESS Pregnancy & Referral Centers. Caring staff members and volunteers support women during an unplanned pregnancy, providing individualized support for all of the pregnancy related concerns. Please be generous.
EWTN will have special Pro-Life television programing beginning Sunday, January 22 through Saturday, January 28, 2012 with live programing of the solemn Mass for Life followed by the March For Life. Check the EWTN—TV guide for exact times of these and other Pro-Life programs scheduled for viewing this coming week.
St. Patrick's Respect Life Group will pray a rosary in front of Louisiana's largest abortion facility, on the corner of Ridgelake Drive and 20th Street in Metairie, Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 9:00 A.M. Everyone is invited!
In the Diocese of the United States, January 22nd (or January 23rd when the 22nd is on a Sunday, as it is this year) is observed as "Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children" . It is a day of prayer for the full restoration of the legal guarantee of the right to life for the unborn. This day of penance and prayer falls on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion
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Toyota Brand Awarded Best Resale Value by KBB
Many car shoppers never realize depreciation is the biggest cost when it comes to owning a new car. After 3 years, most new cars are worth about half what they were brand new. For a $30,000 car, the cost is equivalent to $5,000 per year.
It's important to pay attention to residual values and choose a car that will retain its value, especially if you intend to sell it within 5 years.
Kelley Blue Book just announced the results of its "2010 Best Resale Value" award winners and Toyota won the best brand for the first time since the awards began in 2003. Lexus was also awarded the best Luxury brand.
As for individual cars, here are the top 10 best cars to own when it comes to resale value:
- Audi A5
- Chevrolet Corvette
- Chevrolet Camaro SS
- Honda CR-V
- Mini Cooper
- Mini Cooper Clubman
- Toyota Prius
- Toyota RAV4
- Toyota Tacoma
To see the full list and winners by category, check out KBB's press release
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Anyone else into RC cars? I run mostly nitro but also have a 1/5 scale two stroke and a couple of electrics.
Anyone else into RC cars? I run mostly nitro but also have a 1/5 scale two stroke and a couple of electrics.
2003 Marquis Euphoria - 400gal
My son runs them. He works for CRC ( RC cars and parts) in Rome, NY. He runs gas and electric. When he was young (16 and 17 years old), he traveled the country racing for Class Products.
20 X 40 foot vinyl Borates and Salt Pool
Rolachem Chlorine Feeder
Hayward 27 inch sand filter with 80 lbs of pea gravel
Jacuzzi Splash Pak SP55 DE filter in parallel
Pentair VF3050 pump
years ago I bought an original T-Maxx and sunk WAY too much money into hop-up parts and mods... it now sits on a shelf in the garage because my 2 year old is TERRIFIED of it when it's running... maybe he'll grow to enjoy it. It's crazy how a $400 toy can quickly turn into a $2000+ titanium monster!
My Pool:
12K gal IG gunite with 7' raised spa, gunite waterfall, PebbleTec Caribbean Blue finish, solar heating & in-floor cleaning system
Equipment: Sta-Rite 300' Cartridge Filter, Intellichlor IC20 SWCG, Sta-Rite 400k BTU heater, Intelliflow 4x160 main pump & Sta-Rite 3/4 hp waterfall pump, EasyTouch controlls w/ wireless controller, TF-100 Test Kit w/ salt test.
Ha.. Yea. I have about $1900 into mine. Below are some pics.
I currently own:
VXL Stampede
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Losi Micro DT
Firehammer MT
2003 Marquis Euphoria - 400gal
I started building an RC Submarine last fall. It's somewhat done, can drive it around the pool now, it just doesn't submerge yet (which will be the tricky part ).
It gives me yet another way to have fun with the pool though
Not big into RC cars, but I do like to play around. I have an original RC10 (gold tub) that I've had forever. It has a broken front tie right now, but it still runs great.
I also have a 2.5 Rustler Nitro (new model) that's a blast to run.
Hey a woman in the convo I used to race them with my dad in the northeast for years at roller skating rinks...before they built rc only raceways. I was pretty darn good and my dad always supermodified them. Never ran gas or nitro though that would be fun! I went right from racing rcs to racing snocross snowmobiles in the RMR circuit. Never really did get the race blood out of me. My hubby is trying to get my older two kids into go carts Just love the smell of that nitro!Since we moved not really sure if there are rc tracks down here???
14x33 fiberglass freeform
Variable speed Pentair intelliflo superpump
420 Clean and Clear Plus cartridge filter.
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JJdurrant, nice truck! I dabble a little in the RC world myself:
Traxxas Revo
Traxxas nitro rustler
Traxxas nitro 4tec
Traxxas e-maxx (good for camping)
Nitro Magic
Electric brushless Adrenaline
Electric brushless carbon fiber slow-stick
Electric academy hydro
Electric wave shark
2 Zig Zag racers
Deep Vee gasser under construction
41k pool, Pentair Intelliflo VS main pump, Jandy stealth 3hp water feature pump, Jandy stealth 3hp spa pump, Jandy LX 400 heater, Pentair 4000 DE filter, Jandy Aqualink RS controls, Jandy aquapure chlorine generator, 2 Pentair pool SAm lights, 1 Pentair SAl spa light. 4 Jandy deck jets, 1 Jandy sheer decent, Rico rock water fall.
Check this power pack out...
Now just figure out how to capture the hydrogen that bubbles off your SWCG and store it and you'll have an endless clean burning fuell supply for free...
Fortune favors the well prepared
The build...
Freeform 24' x 38' IG gunite. 3 1/2' to 8' deep. 28,500 gallons. AutoPilot Total Control SWCG. Pentair Intelliflo VF. Pentair CCP520 cartridge filter. Colorlogic LED lights. Tahoe Blue Diamond Brite. 1200 sq ft stamped concrete deck.
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This reclining sofa brings casual style to your home. Sit back and recline into a comfortable position to enjoy a movie, sporting event or just to relax. The plush pillow arms on either side, simple stitching detail and worn-in look of the fabric give this sofa it's casual style. Use this reclining sofa to update your home with simple style and create a room where you can relax.
The 1750 Casual Reclining Sofa with Pillow Arms by Albany at Van Hill Furniture in the Grand Rapids, Holland, Zeeland area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
This collection brings you a collection that is ideal for your casual home. A sofa or loveseat with console is a great option for updating your family living room or den. The console of the loveseat is great for holding small electronics, cords, or remotes and even has cup holders to keep beverages on hand. With bucket seats, split backs and pillow arms these pieces will a homey and cozy look to your home.
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This novel tells the story of a rambunctious young student at a traditional English all-boys school in the mid 1800s, and his transformation from a thoughtless, shallow youth into a thoughtful, selfless, and moral young man. The narrator is as much of a character as the student, his schoolmates, and their teachers, giving the clear impression that the story is as much a lecture on proper behavior and morality as it is a narrative.
These first three chapters describe Tom's life at home and in his community before he goes off to school, the beliefs in equality and opportunity instilled in him by his parents, and the friendships with those more vulnerable than him that shaped his attitude to other boys at school.
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Festival anthem for chorus and orchestra
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22.214.171.124-4.3(2).3.1(0)-timp.perc:cyms/BD-harp(ad lib)-organ(ad lib)- strings
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This is one of a distinguished series of choral works commissioned by the Rev Walter Hussey for performance by the choir of St Matthew's Church, Northampton (others include Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb, and Hussey commissioned Bernstein's Chichester Psalms when his career took him to Chichester Cathedral). In terms of Finzi's output, this was the longest single span of music he had yet written, and is available in versions with full orchestra or organ. Stephen Banfield in his book on the composer thinks it contains some of Finzi's finest music, portraying the liturgical drama of the Eucharist in a series of characterful sections commencing with a solemn, almost improvisatory, introduction. Although the work is suitable for both small and large choirs, the voice-parts themselves (all of which divide) need to be well balanced: each is cast into the limelight at some point (some lines may even be sung as a solo) during the piece and there are a few passages of unaccompanied writing, most notably the first, very magical chorus entry. The expressive lines, colourful accompaniment and dramatic choral writing make this a great favourite with choirs. The closing eight-part Amen is one of the most remarkable and poignant pieces of choral writing of its period.
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We are 43 days into the New Year. How are you tracking toward your personal goals? Have you gained momentum on your fitness, finance, and family aspirations? How about your professional goals? Have you focused on developing those team and leadership skills? Are you building that power network? Have you made strides toward acquiring that new technical skill?
Do you want to make your meetings more effective? Here's a simple tool to help you out.
I call it the "half-time adjustment." Conduct the following process about 1/3 or 1/2 of the way into your meeting:
The challenge in many organizations is not just that there are too many meetings, but that there are too many poorly run meetings. As a result people waste time and energy instead of getting "real work" done. Here is a checklist I use in my strategic team building and team development programs as I observe and provide real time coaching. Check it out and see how your team is doing. Structure
I often hear leaders say "I want my people to contribute more in our team meetings."
What most leaders don't realize is that limited conversation is often the result of their individual behaviors. For example, I recently attended a client's team meeting and noticed that he would ramble on for several minutes at a time and then ask "any questions?" and without hesitation begin talking again.
And, he didn't even know he was doing it.
Want to generate more conversation in your meetings?
Try these three ideas.
Are you tired of showing up at meetings and not knowing why you are there to begin with?
That seems to be the norm in most organizations.
The problem is that when there isn't a clear purpose and agenda for a meeting, people waste time and energy endlessly talking around each other - never closing on decisions and moving actions forward.
Do you know what the Number 1 excuse is for not having an agenda?
"We don't have enough time."
People are too busy, overwhelmed, and overloaded.
This is the fourth post in a 4-Part series. To get the scoop in why recognition is important, see Part 1. To understand some of the myths about recognition, see Part 2. To learn about the 4-level framework for a recognition program, see Part 3.
In Part 1 of this series we talked about the "case" for recognition. In Part 2, we have debunked some of the myths around recognition, the next steps are to put a framework in place for an effective recognition program.
In The Carrot Principle, the authors outline a four-level approach to recognition that is straight forward and easy to implement.
In Part 1 of this series, we discussed some of the challenges of working on remote teams and ideas for getting your remote team aligned. But, to truly be effective, your remote team has to find a way to build cohesion. After all, only when people are working together on the right things can we gain efficiencies.
Here are a few ideas:
I just got back from an amazing trip to Cape Cod visiting my parents, brothers, nephews, and nieces. What a great reunion with all of the fun, chaos, and laughs that you would expect from a big family. Frankly, I reluctantly came home, feeling a strong sense of sadness living so far away from my family. But, as a result of the trip, I am now committed to getting home more than two or three times a year.


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Opportunistic Richmond Advances With Win Over Eastern Kentucky
Nov. 29, 2008
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -Eric Ward threw for 245 yards, Tre Gray had a pair of touchdown receptions and Richmond took advantage of four turnovers to defeat Eastern Kentucky 38-10 in the first round of the Football Championship Series playoffs on Saturday.
The Spiders (10-3), who have won six consecutive games, advanced to play at Appalachian State in the quarterfinals next Saturday. The Colonels (8-4) had a seven-game winning streak snapped and dropped their 13th straight non-conference road game.
Ward was 16 of 23, completing seven passes to Gray for 87 yards. Kevin Grayson caught five passes for 107 yards.
Richmond's Josh Vaughan rushed for 90 yards on 23 carries.
The Spiders broke a 10-10 halftime tie by scoring on their first four possessions of the second half.
After Shawn White returned a short kickoff to the Eastern Kentucky 34, a pair of catches gave the Spiders a first-and-goal on the 9, and Vaughan scored on an 11-yard run around the left side.
The next drive began on the 20 following Patrick Weldon's interception. Ward and Gray connected on a 14-yard score.
Gray's leaping, 23-yard touchdown catch pushed the Spiders' lead to 31-10 with 13:38 remaining in the game.
The Colonels failed on a fourth-and-4 from their 38 setting up the Spiders' final scoring drive. Vaughan then scored on a 17-yard run.
The teams traded turnovers in a scoreless first quarter with each quarterback throwing an interception and the Spiders losing a fumbled punt.
The Colonels had a second fumble recovery deep in Richmond territory negated by a penalty for roughing the punt receiver.
The Colonels began a drive on their 20 late in the first quarter and Cody Watts replaced Allan Holland as quarterback. The new-look offense was successful, moving 48 yards before stalling for a 49-yard field goal by Taylor Long.
Richmond took the lead on a 45-yard pass from Ward to Grayson.
Eastern Kentucky capped a 92-yard scoring drive with Holland's 1-yard run. The Colonels began with 2:07 left and Holland completed six straight passes, the last a 48-yarder to Garnett Phelps to Richmond's 1.
The Spiders retaliated with Andrew Howard's 26-yard field goal after Ward had completed passes of 27 and 19 yards. The Colonels stuffed Richmond's running attack in the first half, holding the Spiders to 30 yards on 16 carries.
The Spiders finished with 412 yards, controlling the ball for 36:09, 12:35 in the fourth quarter.
Eastern Kentucky was limited to 84 yards rushing, the sixth straight game the Spiders have held their opponents to less than 100 yards rushing. Holland was 20 for 35 for 181 yards.


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This week, President Obama continued to push forward his agenda on immigration reform, suggesting all the while that a pathway to citizenship need not be prefaced by better border security. In that vein, Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano announced yesterday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, in ridiculous fashion, that everything is now hunky-dory at the border:
I often hear the argument that before reform can move forward, we must first secure our borders. But too often, the 'border security first' refrain simply serves as an excuse for failing to address the underlying problems. It also ignores the significant progress and efforts that we have undertaken over the past four years. Our borders have, in fact, never been stronger.
Residents of the border states laugh at that contention. "'More secure' does not mean 'secure,'" said Catherine Frazier, press secretary to Texas Senator Ted Cruz. "Napolitano's said this before – the border wasn't secure then, and it isn't secure now. That must be the first order of business as we approach conversations about immigration reform."
That's exactly right. And it will be tough for Obama to claim, as he is so fond of doing, that Cruz wants tougher border security because of some sort of anti-Latino xenophobia. Cruz is Latino.
Ben Shapiro is Editor-At-Large of Breitbart News and author of the book "Bullies: How the Left's Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences America" (Threshold Editions, January 8, 2013).