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Product OverviewAdd hand-painted beauty to your home with this attractive Gallery Hill table lamp. Its stained glass shade in an array of colours will add playful tones to your walls, while still providing abundant light. Meanwhile, its snazzy, stylized base is hand-painted in an antique bronze finish for a look that's complementary to the shade. Dual butterfly pull chains turn the lamp on and off and complete the table lamp's unique look. A matching floor lamp and mirror (sold separately) complete the set.
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2012 London Olympics Hampden Park Key Facts
Hampden Park is going to host for the first event of London Olympic 2012 football games. It is a football stadium located some miles away from south of Glasgow city in Scotland. Hampden Park is national stadium of Scotland. Hampden Park was built in 1903 and it completed hundred years in 2003. It was renovated £70m to make it a five star venue. It has been ranked internationally as a five star stadium. Hampden is one of the world's oldest football ground. It was used many times as a venue for other type of sports and also for musical concerts and leisure events. UEFA, the governing body of European team has rated Hampden Park as five star venues for the London Olympic Games 2012.
The Scottish Cup Final in 1874 was recorded in the history as the first match held in the Hampden Park stadium.
The bus line 31, line 37 and line 75 is the easy way to reach Hampden Park. The Glasgow stadium is at a walkable distance from train station Glasgow central. The trains to reach Glasgow central start from Mount Florida or King's Park stations. It takes five hours by train from London. There is an arrangement for special parking and it will be easy to reach the stadium following the driving instructions around the stadium. The nearest airport to Hampden Park is Glasgow airport and Glasgow Prestwick International airport. The flight from London to the nearest airport takes one hour time to reach.
Hampden Park is very famous for its so called Hampden roar. The sound made by the spectators watching the football matches is said to frighten the players playing opposite to England team. The Hampden roar makes the Hampden Park stadium venue an exciting feature in London Olympics 2012. The men and women football competition matches have been organized at the Hampden Park stadium in London Olympic Games 2012.
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Peru's jailed ex-president Alberto Fujimori spent a day in hospital for back pain in the latest of a string of health scares before returning to prison on Sunday, media said.
After 24 hours in a clinic where he had scans on his back, Fujimori, 78, returned to the police base where he is serving a 25-year sentence for human rights violations, his doctor Alejandro Aguinaga was quoted as saying by El Comercio newspaper.
He said Fujimori has been having difficulty walking for several weeks due to back pain.
The ex-president also continues to have stomach trouble and growths on his tongue, which has been operated on several times for cancer, Aguinaga told reporters on Saturday.
Fujimori was jailed in 2007 for his role in killings by a death squad targeting supposed guerrillas in the 1990s. He was also convicted of embezzlement and bribery.
He has been in and out of hospital in recent months, including in January when he also underwent tests for a back problem.
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BOSTON – 13 seconds. That is how much Hadley, Michigan native Sue Imig missed qualifying for the Boston Marathon in 2010. But this year is a different story.
"I made it," said Imig. "Dreams come true."
It is a milestone marathon for Imig, and it is also a milestone marathon for Flushing, Michigan native Richard Wallen. This is his 100th career marathon. He is about to celebrate his 75th birthday, and said he is competing in this marathon again because the people in Boston know running.
"This is the place to be," Wallen said. "This is the mecca of running right here. This is it. That's why I am here to run my 100th marathon."
Imig and Wallen traveled with more Michigan runners. All of them spent years training in the Michigan cold, but that is not the only memory etched in their brains. The runners remember exactly where they were when the Boston bombings took place.
"I was about three quarters of a mile out," said Fred Smith, who hails from Flint, Michigan. "I had family that was down near finish line; they were much more concerned than I was. I was safe, they weren't. I feel bad that they had to experience that."
But this year the experience is different. The theme is "Boston Strong."
"It's like defiance," said Mark Bauman, from Flushing, Michigan. "We're going to be here, we're going to do this. We're going to show them that we're stronger than anybody thinks we are."
Bauman has run more than 150 marathons. He also owns "Bauman's Running and Walking Shop" in Flint.
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The finish line is a sacred place this year. In a city that was rocked, tested and resolved. Boston is stronger than ever – and these Michigan runners are ready to prove they are, too.


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Starz Digital Media is set to release the award-winning horror film Septic Man this summer. The film will be available On Demand and for digital download August 12 and will have a limited theatrical run on August 15. The DVD will be available August 19.
From the creators of Monster Brawl, Exit Humanity, and 2014's Hellmouth and Ejecta, Septic Man dazzled audiences at the 2013 Fantastic Fest, where its star Jason David Brown (Exit Humanity) won "Best Actor" in a horror feature. The film also garnered a prize at Toronto After Dark 2013.
Septic Man follows Jack, a sewage worker who is determined to uncover the cause of the town's water contamination crisis. During his investigation, he becomes trapped underground in a septic tank and undergoes a hideous transformation. He must team up with a docile Giant and confront a murdering madman in order to escape. Septic Man is an odyssey into the darkest depths of gross-out horror.
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Lafayette Hill, Pa.-The University of Bridgeport women's lacrosse team trailed host Chestnut Hill College, 4-2, late in the first half, but the visiting Purple Knights would score the next seven goals in the contest, to take a 9-4 lead which they never relinquished on their way to an 11-6 victory on a chilly Monday afternoon. With the win, UB is now 4-1 on the season. Chestnut Hill slips to 0-5 overall.
Senior Lauren Mengel (Gilbertsville, Pa.) and freshman Barbara Orsini (N. Babylon, N.Y.) each had three goals for Bridgeport on Monday, and junior Abigail Benesh (Horesheads, N.Y.) added two goals for UB.
Senior Rebecca Rieg (Long Valley, N.J.), sophomore Courtney Forry (Reinholds, Pa.) and freshman Joanna Muniz (Queens, N.Y.), each found the back of the net once to complete the list of Bridgeport goal scorers.
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Easily BMW's best-selling vehicle to date, the 3 Series sedan is the automaker's bread-and-butter vehicle, and BMW knows it. That's why every year the venerable sedan gets some love in the refresh department to make sure it stays relevant and stays in that number 1 spot among luxury sedans. For 2017, the 3 Series has a few options available, including the the premium compact which is also available in a Sports Wagon and Gran Turismo trims. The 2017 BMW 3 Series also gets a choice between four conventional gas engines, including a high-performance twin-turbo inline-six of the M3, as well as diesel and hybrid variants for the fuel or environmentally conscious.
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For 2017, the amount of trim levels stays roughly the same, but numerical monikers get shaken up a bit to reflect the advancements in either looks or mechanics. These trims include the base 320i, the 330i, the 328d diesel, the 330e plug-in hybrid and the 340i. BMW is also keeping the three body styles from previous iterations - a 4-door sedan, station wagon, and the hatchback version called the Gran Turismo, which could be called a separate model.
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- 330e - Plug-in hybrid that combines the turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder gas engine with an 87-hp electric motor. Total system output is rated 248 hp and 310 lb-ft.
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Monday, June 27, 2011
Finding Your Strengths
She's incredible, and it has started me thinking. Do other people read my books and feel this way? I really hope so. I strive to be that way, to drag my reader along with me and keep them reading. I think in some ways I achieve it and others I still have a lot to learn.
We all have our strengths. For some it could be scenery, description and setting. Others it could be dialog and character development. For me, I'm really good with building tense scenes and pacing. I also write solid male characters--don't ask me why, I've pondered this a lot and I'm still not sure I get it. Apparently, men interest me. Who knew?
This guy for example... I find him VERY interesting.
Ahem... anyway. What do you consider to be your strengths? Let's start this week off with a bang. Brag about your skills. I give you permission. Nay, I demand it! Brag like you've never bragged before, and then tell us what you want to work on. We're in this together.
As for me, I want to work on using setting to reflect and amplify the emotions of a scene. Also, I feel like my writing could benefit from studying Bradley Cooper a little more. How about you?
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Uh... I LOVE Bradley Cooper. Ever since he was on Alias. Love him.ReplyDelete
I'm not really sure what my strengths are. I do know people like my dialogue, so maybe that's it. I haven't figured it out yet. I know I have a hard time with setting at times. That's probably the biggest thing I need to work on. :)
Wow, I don't think I've actually stopped to ponder the GOOD things about my writing. I always whine or agonize about the bad. So thanks for this post! Let's see... good stuff... Well, I think I'm rather good at bringing characters to life.ReplyDelete
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I've only written one book so far. I'm still trying to suss out what my strengths are. I look forward to figuring it out.ReplyDelete
Strengths. I sometimes get emotions okay. Definitely not description.ReplyDelete
I heart you!!ReplyDelete
I think my strength is world-building, and making sure all the parts work together and don't contradict. My weakness is conveying all the rules to the reader. :) Also, description in general.ReplyDelete
Great post to get us thinking of something we are good at...I know that I always tend to focus on the things that I'm not! Umm...strengths in writing...if I had to say something (well, you are demanding, are you not?), is writing out a tense scene. However, I can only really apply this to my current WIP.ReplyDelete
Bradley Cooper is such a hottie. *ahem* I think my strength is in my dialogue and pacing. I pace the story just so the reader will want to keep on reading. Great Post.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 29, 2011 at 12:23 PM
LOL- I would add a strength to your list Jenn, you're quite humorous. I'm not confident yet on what I would say is my strength, but if I had to hazard a guess, it would be that I create a good villain. SharReplyDelete
I also find Bradley Cooper very "interesting" (is that the word people are using nowadays? ;)ReplyDelete
I'd say one of my strengths is creating an authentic voice. One of my weaknesses is tense consistency.
My strengths are definitely plotting and dialogue. I chalk plotting up to studying screenwriting in college, which is all about rigid structure. And my dialogue skills were gleaned from watching lots of sitcoms as a kid. And is it just me, or does Bradley Cooper seem like the American Hugh Grant?ReplyDelete


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Luke 23:26-27
26 And as they led him away, they seized one Simon of Cyrene, who was coming in from the country, and laid on him the cross, to carry it behind Jesus. 27 And there followed him a great multitude of the people and of women who were mourning and lamenting for him.
The world today feels as though it is the most fragile of places. Human against human, human against nature, nature against human. Mothers wail and creation groans. And if you look across borders and across oceans, it seems as though the fragility is amplified. James and I have spent the last 10 years of our lives in proximity to communities across sub-Saharan Africa where the geography of your birth is a leading determinate of whether or not you will live. Hunger, thirst, illness, gender inequity, underemployment, disempowerment, dehumanization, injustice. We have seen some of the most atrocious symptoms of systemic poverty, where early yet preventable death is as common as a rainy day in the thousand hills of Rwanda. Where mothers bury their babies and children bury their parents. Where basic water sources are a day's walk away while I run my shower in the luxury of waiting for the perfect temperature. Elsewhere, we see civil wars and terrorism and Zika and human trafficking and closed borders and on and on and on.
Meanwhile, there are other communities saturated by self-sufficiency and affluence; numbly living out an inner poverty of spirit, lacking that raw experience of what it means to have your life literally depend on a God of provision, instead believing provision to come from ourselves. Point your finger to any place on the map and you will see why we are a world so desperately in need of rescue. My continued prayer: "God, fix it."
Some of us have given up reading the news for Lent because the news of our day does not feel like Good News. We can turn the news off and in some ways pretend it doesn't exist; we have the privilege of looking away. Give ourselves a break from the noise and the ache of humanity up against itself. And self-selected ignorance or worse, cynicism can win the day, and the story of Jesus could be that of a good teacher treated unjustly, offering nothing but love to the world and receiving a cruel march of death in return. But no matter how negatively we may respond to the layers of brokenness - be it a response of grief, paralysis, or cynicism - we can all agree that our world is in need of a rescue. "God, fix it."
It's Good Friday, so we hold back on our Easter answers for now, but of the hundred things I wish I could understand about the Christian story, the one that hits me here with Simon of Cyrene is why the God of the universe, the alpha and the omega, the Maker of land and sea and stars, the Deliverer of justice and mercy - chose to limit himself within the bounds of human skin. The Son of God who walks on water and gives sight to the blind and raises his friends from the dead could not carry his own cross up the hill. Like us, he was flesh and blood and tired muscles and a beaten body. He was betrayed by his friends and perhaps by his God who did not take the cup from him as he pleaded that night before.
As I think about all that is wrong in the world and how it would seem so simple for God to fix all of it with the snap of his heavenly fingers or the wave of an almighty wand, we must take into account the fact that by some great mystery, and by God's choosing, he is in need of us. In this case, he needed a stranger, a passerby coming from north Africa to carry his cross and make it up the hill to complete his mission. And if that is so, then perhaps we are not to be bystanders or spectators as we look to God to fix the problems.
Perhaps we are the Simons who sometimes unbeknownst to us are the ones God invites to carry some portion of the load. To loose the bonds of injustice, undo the thongs of the yolk, let the oppressed go free, share your bread with the hungry, bring the homeless poor into your house, clothe the naked. The flesh of us is part of how God is God, too. He did not have to invite us into the work of redeeming the world, but He did it anyway. The privilege is ours, to not look away, but rather to be participants and co-laborers of Christ's work in the world.


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US v. Sterling: Sterling worked for the CIA for nearly a decade. During that time, he took part in operations to funnel "realistic but ultimately flawed nuclear plans" to Iran via a Russian scientist. Sterling's term at the CIA didn't end well - he sued the agency for racial discrimination and was ultimately fired. Shortly thereafter, a reporter contacted the CIA about a story (eventually a book) he was going to publish about the Iran program. An investigation showed multiple contacts between Sterling and the reporter (who had written an article about Sterling's lawsuit). During a search of Sterling's house investigators found several classified documents. Sterling was charged, in the Eastern District of Virginia, with multiple counts related to the improper disclosure of classified material, fraud, and obstruction of justice. Sterling was acquitted of fraud, but convicted on all other counts and sentenced to 42 months in prison.
On appeal, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the majority of Sterling's convictions, but reversed on count of disclosure. Sterling's main arguments related to venue - both that the jury was improperly instructed on venue and that it improperly found venue was appropriate in EDVA. In general, the court concluded that venue was proper for Sterling's convictions because the evidence showed that information was either transmitted or retained by him while he lived in EDVA (the court didn't address the Government's broader backup theory - that venue was proper in EDVA because the reporter's book was for sale there). However, on one count of disclosure - which involved a letter, rather than phone or other type of contact - there was no evidence of where the letter was transmitted to the reporter. The court refused to take the Government's "presumption" that since the letter was found in Sterling's Virginia home the transmission must have begun there. Therefore, venue was not proper in EDVA on that count and it had to be reversed. The court found no error with the district court's instructions on venue, however. The court also held that Sterling obstructed justice when he deleted an email to the reporter following the issuance of a subpoena and that evidence of his prior mishandling of confidential material was admissible under Rule 404(b).
Judge Traxler concurred in part and dissented in part, arguing that venue was proper on the vacated disclosure count in EDVA.


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My mother Marlene Jones-Skalberg and I have been looking for information on the Abbott and Barrett family history at the Nebraska Historical society for the past couple of days.Here is what we have found about Fannie Schumacher-Abbott...Funeral services will be Saturday at 2pm at the Gude Mortuary for Mrs Fannie Abbott, a resident of Nebraska City for more than a half of century.Mrs Abbott died Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs Melvin (Elsie) Cohn, Colon, which is north of Wahoo.
Mrs Abbott would have been 100 years old November 5.
Rev. Ralph Dyer will officieate at services.Burial will be in Wyuka Cemetery.
Mrs Abbott was born in Pocahontas, Iowa, November 5, 1867, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harm Schumacher.She married Erastus Ralph Abbott in Imogene, IA in 1887.Mr Abbott died in March, 1913.
Mrs Abbott was a housewife.
Survivors include, a son, Albert, Nebraska City; and her daughter Elsie Cohn.Three sons, four daughters, and four brothers preceded her in death.
Another surviver is Robert Abbott, whom Mrs abbott raised after his mother died when he was one month old.
Forty-four grandchildren, 140 great-grandchildren, and 25 great-great-grandchildren survive.
This clipping was taken out the the Nebraska City News paper on Aug 11, 1967.
As for the rest of her children... Adam Jessie born November 10, 1895 in Imogene IA.Married Dec 31 1928 in Rockport MO to Bonnie Cecil Margurette Jones.Died January 7, 1947 in Glennwood and is buried in the Glenwood Cemetery.
Adrian Adair Abbott was born on August 2 1899.Married Nora Irene Jones on July 10, 1920. Died December 21, 1949 after he shot himself in the head.Nora is my great aunt and she died after sustaining burns in a house fire on August 10, 1944.
Pete Alvin Abbott was born on April 15, 1902.Died January 5, 1963 in the Cook nursing home in Nebraska City and is buried in Wyuka cemetery.
Albert Abbott was born in Fremont county, IA on Novemeber 23, 1906.He died in Pierre SD on March 17, 1980 and is buried in Wyuka cemetery.
Margaret Jane Abbott-Brown was born on April 18, 1897. Died in February 4, 1962 and is buried in the Wyuka Cemetery
Elsie Ellen May Abbot-Cohn was born in Shenandoah IA on Novemeber 24, 1909 in Iowa.She was married Melvin Cohn on January 15, 1929.Died in Fremont NE on April 27, 1992 buried in the Memorial Cemetery.
Mary Ann Abbott was born in Nebraska City on August 17, 1911.Died May 1 1931 and is buried in the Wyuka Cemetery.
At time we dont have any more information about the other 2 sisters.My mom has all of this logged on her computer along with all of the rest of the Abbotts-Jones-Barretts-etc. family.If you are Kathy Curtis you would be related to us.And if you have a family tree maker my mom has gobs of names and information that she is willing to share.I am located in Lincoln NE and have access to all of the Nebraska information (newspaper, census, etc) If you need anything looked up just tell me the date, place(city) and name and I will try to find it for you.My mother's email address is firstname.lastname@example.com dont have any info. I just look it up.My mom is the best person to contact.We also need some information on Erastus if you have any to give.Can't wait to hear from you.Your distant (well maybe closer than I think) cousin from Nebraska.
I hope this helped


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Peace and Love' uses the 2013 remix from the original multi-track tapes by legendary producer Steve Lillywhite1. Gridlock (2013 Mix)
2. White City (2013 Mix)
3. Young Ned Of The Hill (2013 Mix)
4. Misty Morning, Albert Bridge (2013 Mix)
5. Cotton Fields (2013 Mix)
6. Blue Heaven (2013 Mix)
7. Down All The Days (2013 Mix)
8. USA (2013 Mix)
9. Lorelei (2013 Mix)
10. Gartloney Rats (2013 Mix)
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Rum, Sodomy & The LashRanked 445/500 on Rolling Stone Magazine's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
Reissue Of The Second Studio Album By The Pogues Using 2004 Remastered Audio
Rum, Sodomy & the Lash is the second studio album by the London-based folk punk band The Pogues, originallyreleased in 1985.
The album's title is taken from a quotation often misattributed to Winston Churchill: Don't talk to me about naval tradition. It's nothing but rum, sodomy, and the lash. Singer and primary songwriter Shane MacGowan claimed that the title was suggested by drummer Andrew Ranken. The cover artwork is based on The Raft of the Medusa, a painting by ThÉodore GÉricault, with the band members' faces replacing those of the men on the raft.1. The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn
2. The Old Main Drag
3. Wild Cats Of Kilkenny
4. I'm A Man You Don't Meet Every Day
5. A Pair Of Brown Eyes
6. Sally MacLennane
7. Dirty Old Town
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Sid & Nancy: Love Kills (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack)Soundtrack to the 1986 biopic on the lives of Sex Pistols' bassist Sid Vicious & girlfriend Nancy Spungen. Album coincides with the 40th Anniversary of the release of The Sex Pistols' Never Mind The Bollocks. Features songs from Clash founder Joe Strummer, former Pistols' bandmate Steve Jones, Velvet Underground's John Cale, plus contributions from The Pogues and Circle Jerks, as well as actor Gary Oldman.
Now repressed on 120g black wax vinyl for the first time in 30 years.1. Love Kills (Title Track) - Performed by Joe Strummer
2. Haunted- Performed by The Pogues
3. Pleasure And Pain - Performed by Steve Jones
4. Chinese Choppers - Performed by Pray For Rain
5. Love Kills - Performed by Circle Jerks
6. Off The Boat - Performed by Pray For Rain
7. Dum Dum Club - Performed by Joe Strummer
8. Burning Room - Performed by Pray For Rain
9. She Never Took No For An Answer - Performed by John Cale
10.Junk - Performed by The Pogues
11.I Wanna Be Your Dog - Performed by Gary Oldman
12.My Way - Performed by Gary Oldman
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Red Roses For MeReissue With Original Artwork Designs
'Red Roses For Me' uses the 2013 remix from the original multi-track tapes by Nick Robbins who was the original engineer of the album in 1984.1. Transmetropolitan (2013 Mix)
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3. The Auld Triangle (2013 Mix)
4. Waxie's Dargle (2013 Mix)
5. Boys From The County Hell (2013 Mix)
6. Sea Shanty (2013 Mix)
7. Dark Streets Of London (2013 Mix)
8. Streams Of Whiskey (2013 Mix)
9. Poor Paddy (2013 Mix)
10. Dingle Regatta (2013 Mix)
11. Greenland Whale Fisheries (2013 Mix)
12. Down In The Ground Where The Deadmen Go (2013 Mix)
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Hell's Ditch, which was originally released in 1990, was produced by Joe Strummer of the Clash, whose punk/politicized rock was long an influence on The Pogues. Highlights of the band's last album to feature Shane MacGowan include the modern rock hit 'The Sunnyside Of The Street', 'Rain Street, and 'The Ghost of A Smile.1. The Sunnyside Of The Street
2. Sayonara
3. The Ghost Of A Smile
4. Hell's Ditch
5. Lorca's Novena
6. Summer In Siam
7. Rain Street
8. Rainbow Man
9. The Wake Of The Medusa
10. House Of The Gods
11. Five Green Queens And Jean
12. Maidrin Rua
13. Six To Go$19.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
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If I Should Fall From Grace With GodReissue Of The Third Album By The Pogues Using 2004 Remastered Audio
The Pogues are a Celtic punk band from London, formed in 1982 and fronted by Shane MacGowan. The band reached international prominence in the 1980s and early 1990s. MacGowan left the band in 1991 due to drinking problems but the band continued first with Joe Strummer and then with Spider Stacyon vocals before breaking up in 1996. The band reformed in late 2001, and has been playing regularly ever since, most notably on the US East Coast around St Patrick's Dayand across the UK and Ireland every December. The group has yet to record any new music and, according to Spider Stacy on Pogues.com, has no inclination to do so.1. If I Should Fall From Grace With God
2. Turkish Song Of The Damned
3. Bottle Of Smoke
4. Fairytale Of New York
5. Metropolis
6. Thousands Are Sailing
7. Fiesta
8. Medley (The Recruiting Sergeant/The Rocky Road To Dublin/Galway Races)
9. Streets Of Sorrow / Birmingham Six
10. Lullaby Of London
11. Sit Down By The Fire
12. The Broad Majestic Shannon
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Guests On The Album Include Johnny Depp, Members Of The Dubliners, Thin Lizzy, And The Pogues
The Snake is the first solo album by Shane MacGowan with backing band The Popes. Originally released in 1994, the album is a bracing set of songs that draw heavily on traditional Irish folk music while pinning your ears back with a raucous, full-frontal rock sound. Guests on the album include Johnny Depp, members of The Dubliners, Thin Lizzy, and The Pogues.
Like a number of songs recorded by MacGowan's previous band, The Pogues, traditional tunes are sometimes used as a base for a new song. For example, the melody for "The Song With No Name" is based on "The Homes of Donegal".1. The Church Of The Holy Spook
2. That Woman's Got Me Drinking
3. The Song with No Name
4. Aisling
5. I'll Be Your Handbag
6. Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway
7. A Mexican Funeral In Paris
8. The Snake with Eyes of Garnet
9. Donegal Express
10. Victoria
11. The Rising of the Moon
12. Bring Down the Lamp$31.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
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The Meanest Of TimesDKM come out swinging with their sixth studio album; a collection of tales about family, loyalty, and remembering where you came from. It contains all the best elements of the band's sound: a complex distillation of classic punk rock, Celtic folk, and American rock 'n' roll. It puts the band's diversity, intensity, and sincerity on full display. Consolidating strong sales history with digital single sales of 250,000 for I'm Shipping Up To Boston, which was the title track in Martin Scorcese's Academy Award winning film, The Departed. For fans of The Pogues, The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers, AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen.1. Famous For Nothing
2. God Willing
3. The State Of Massachusetts
4. Tomorrow's Industry
5. Echoes On A. Street
6. Vices And Virtues
7. Surrender
8. (F)lannigan's Ball
9. I'll Begin Again
10. Fairmount Hill
11. Loyal To No One
12. Shattered
13. Rude Awakenings
14. Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ya
15. Never Forget
16. Baba O'Riley
17. Promise Land$19.99Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
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Going Out In StyleDKM come out swinging with their sixth studio album; a collection of tales about family, loyalty, and remembering where you came from. It contains all the best elements of the band's sound: a complex distillation of classic punk rock, Celtic folk, and American rock 'n' roll. It puts the band's diversity, intensity, and sincerity on full display. Consolidating strong sales history with digital single sales of 250,000 for I'm Shipping Up To Boston, which was the title track in Martin Scorcese's Academy Award winning film, The Departed. For fans of The Pogues, The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers, AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen.
So what if I threw a party & all my friends were there? So goes a line from the title song of Dropkick Murphy's seventh studio album Going Out In Style. From the meanest of times to the best of times DKM want to lift your spirits during these tough times with the party to end all parties blasting from your speakers. The Murphy's know how to turn a wake in to a party.
Now in their 15th year; with a Scorsese soundtrack hit, a US top 20 album, a lifetime membership to every Boston sports team and a sound owing as much to Springsteen and The Pogues as to the Clash, DKM have come a long way from the days of Bostonâs Rathskeller.
Dropkick Murphys are not your typical punk band, they are Boston's biggest rock band, a band that plays Irish music with punk roots. A band with enormous families and armies of friends. They roll deep. DKM's music is so fierce and furious, their stage presence so explosive, and their commitment to their fans so ironclad, one can't help but be moved. They are the AC/DC of Celtic punk rock.1. Hang 'Em High
2. Going Out In Style
3. The Hardest Mile
4. Cruel
5. Memorial Day
6. Sunday Hardcore Matinee
7. Broken Hymns
8. Deed Not Words
9. Take 'Em Down
10. Climbing A Chair To Bed
11. 1953
12. Peg O' My Heart (traditional)
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2. My Own Man Now
3. Shakedown
4. Bridge Of Gold (featuring Tim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen)
5. Darlene
6. Ride Harley Ride
7. Whos Gonna Save You Now
8. Desperate Times
9. Vampire Girl
10. Gentleman Of the Road (featuring Tim Armstrong)
11. Protest Song
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MultiviralCalle 13 have come a long way since their 2005 debut, when they were a smartass pair of twentysomethings from Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico, riding the international reggaeton boom with a club-minded mix of sex talk and political invective. With their fifth record, frontman Residente and his halfbrother Visitante have made as ambitious a hip-hop album - if that's not too narrow a term - as any in any language. Beginning with an incantatory intro delivered by Uruguayan author Eduardo Galeano, the album ramps up through Respira El Momento, where Residente breathlessly escalates his Eminem-ish flow over dark piano, orchestral swells and choral drama. El Aguante pays tribute to human endurance, calling out a laundry list of dubious leaders (among them Hitler, Idi Amin, Stalin/Bush, Truman, Ariel Sharon) over a pennywhistle stomp owing to both Gogol Bordello and the Pogues. And on the title track, driven forward by Middle Eastern vocals and guest Tom Morello's strafing guitar, controversial WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange - who recorded his spoken-word part in the basement of the Ecuadorian embassy in London - salutes the power of people armed with the truth. The song, like the entire LP, is an object lesson in just that.
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1. Intro - El Viaje
2. La Vida (Respira el Momento)
3. Interludio - Un Buen Día para Morir
4. El Aguante
5. Ojos Color Sol
6. Multi_Viral
7. Cuando los Pies Besan el Piso
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1. Interludio - Stupid Is as Stupid Does
2. Los Idiotas
3. Fuera de la Atmósfera del Cráneo
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5. Gato Que Avanza, Perro Que Ladra
6. Me Vieron Cruzar
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Lobby StarKitty has a playfulness and humour in her lyrics that I envy very much, and I know it won't be long until the rest of the world discovers many other things to love about her too. Finn Andrews (The Veils) // Lobby Star is Kitty Finer's debut EP, recorded at Bark studio, London and engineered/co-produced by Brian O'Shaughnessy (Primal Scream, My Bloody Valentine). Guest musicians on the EP include Kitty's father Jem Finer alongside his own band mates Andrew Ranken and Darryl Hunt of The Pogues, Debsey Wykes (Dolly Mixture, Coming Up Roses and St Etienne) Finn Andrews (The Veils) and brass provided by Kitty's old school friends The JJ Horns. LOBBY STAR is an introduction to the worldly Londoner, Kitty Finer. These six tracks set the tone and welcome you to her sound which crosses genres, spans time, travels the world and lands on your decks today. Influenced by her mother's records (Wreckless Eric, The Ramones, The Nips, Kirsty MacColl, The Ronettes, DollyMixture, John Cooper Clarke, Blondie, Pulp, Peaches and Bongwater) Kitty Finer arrives at a sound that combines the soul, pop, punk, garage rock and 60s Girl band influences.1. Broken Records
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4. L.O.V.E (Ain't No U or I in)
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You & MeThe music that inspired The Walkmen to compose You & Me follows in a tradition of song writing that goes back to early rock 'n' roll: the intimacy and energy of Elvis Presley's and Buddy Holly's early recordings, and the massive voice and orchestration of Roy Orbison. And it carries on through people like Bob Marley and Randy Newman and on to bands like The Pogues and The Modern Lovers - the sort of songs that are very much a product of their time and place while firmly rooted in tradition. The vocals were performed live right in the room with the full band, and sometimes a horn section too.
With some romance and drama, You & Me harnesses a sense of classic live-band production into meticulously constructed, unique-sounding rock songs. The sound would definitely not be mistaken for old, but it would be impossible to ignore the most timeless influences. You & Me offers a distinctive twist to the Walkmen sound of their first three records. Each song shows focus, and an up-beat enthusiasm apparent in all lyrics, music, and performances. It is a long record, clocking in at just under an hour, and it presents a wide range of ideas. The pacing is very important, as the band felt it was essential to set the right tone, and show each song in its proper light.
Writing and recording of You & Me happened over a vibrant and rigorous 2-year period, during which the members of The Walkmen were split between Philadelphia and New York. The band rode China Town busses five days a week to work in two small rehearsal spaces (an old nightclub in Chelsea, New York and a warehouse in Fish Town, Philadelphia) to freeze by the kerosene heater in the winter, and sweat it out in the summer. By the time of the records pressing there were over four hundred cast-off 8-track tapes littering both spaces.
The album was recorded in two installments, the first at Sweet Tea studios in Oxford, Mississippi (where they had worked on Bows and Arrows) with engineer John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr., Hold Steady, Sonic Youth) and in a couple of sessions in New York's Gigantic Studios (built by Phillip Glass) with engineer Chris Zane. You & Me is a solid and complex showcase of inspired songwriting. Romantic and celebratory, this is the sound of The Walkmen returning to classic form.1. Donde Esta la Playa
2. Flamingos (for Colbert)
3. On the Water
4. In the New Year
5. Seven Years of Holidays (for Stretch)
6. Postcards from Tiny Islands
7. Red Moon
8. Canadian Girl
9. Four Provinces
10. Long Time Ahead of Us
11. The Blue Route
12. New Country
13. I Lost You
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Blood And Chocolate
Elvis Costello Blood and Chocolate on Numbered Limited Edition 180g LP from Mobile Fidelity
Emotionally Cathartic Nick Lowe-Produced Set Includes I Want You, I Hope You're Happy Now, and Uncomplicated
Mastered from the Original Master Tapes and Pressed at RTI: Guitar-Driven, Stripped-Down 1986 Album Teems With Stacked Rhythms, Tonalities, Punch, and Tension
Costello at His Most Vicious: Songs Rumble and Storm, Dark Humor and Biting Lyrics Address Tumult, Jealousy, Vindictiveness
Part of Mobile Fidelity's Elvis Costello Reissue Series: Singer-Songwriter's First Eleven Studio Albums Available on Sumptuously Sounding 180g LP
Known in his youth as the angry young man, Elvis Costello waited until 1986 to create the most vicious record of his career. Stripped to the studs and produced by Nick Lowe, Blood and Chocolate seethes with vindictiveness, spite, and rancor. The 11-track effort clatters with raw rock n' roll menace and clangs with darkly humorous intent. Venomous, acerbic, and aggressive, it values rhythm and attack over harmony and melody. A volatile rite of passage on which harsh Telecaster riffs cut like razor blades and Costello spits words as if they were Molotov cocktails tossed at enemies, this is the satisfying sound of emotional catharsis.
Mastered from the original master tapes and pressed at RTI, this collectable edition of Blood and Chocolate joins Mobile Fidelity's acclaimed Costello reissues series in presenting the icon's vital records in rich, dynamic, three-dimensional analog sound. That's never been truer than it is here. Costello and Co. recorded the songs in a large room at London's Olympic Studios while playing at stage volumes, an unconventional approach that nonetheless suited the music's raw feel. Nearly every track was done in three takes or less, with minimal vocal fixes and overdubs added immediately afterward. Such energy, spark, force, and pace thrive on this reissue.
Capturing the decibel-laden atmosphere that heightens the rhythmic pace and elevates the urgency of the deliveries, Mobile Fidelity's 180g LP delivers the band's performances with wall-of-sound hugeness and booming authority. And while this isn't a record where subtlety reigns, listeners can now discern the acoustic guitar strummed by Lowe for the foundation of the savage Uncomplicated as well as the nuanced final bars of the inimitable I Want You on which each member's instrumental track is switched off to bleed into Costello's vocal microphone. Indeed, for all the apparent chaos, Steve Nieve's keyboards even get accurate placement and imaging on this incredible pressing. Then there's the temperament of the songs themselves-perhaps best described by Costello.
The album title and Eamon Singer's crude cover painting reflected some intense and uncertain situations. The record might have well been a blurred polaroid: a smashed-up room, a squashed box of chocolates, some broken glass and a little blood smeared on the wall, wrote the singer in 2002. The album [is] a pissed-off 32-year-old divorce's version of the musical blueprint with which I had begun my recording career with the Attractions. Indeed, the band-on the verge of fraying at the seams and at each other's throats in close confines-pummels twanging chords, beats up on notes, turns up amplifiers, and eyes everything with great suspicion.
Lyrically, Costello has seldom been wittier, sharper, or more malicious. The snarling, tables-turning I Hope You're Happy Now joins Bob Dylan's Positively Fourth Street as among the most lacerating kiss-off tunes ever penned. Similarly sarcastic, Next Time Round lends a pop rave-up air to the album's otherwise dark assault. The bloodletting Crimes of Paris and Poor Napoleon (featuring Pogues singer Cait O'Riordan playing the role of the voice of pity) confront the consequences of traumatic relationships and lustful choices with a savvy intellect. Given the mood and mindset of everyone and everything involved, it's no surprise that Costello and the Attractions wouldn't again work together until eight years later. Saying that Blood and Chocolate was worth the sacrifice is an understatement.
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Babel follows the 2009 release of Mumford & Sons' debut album, Sigh No More. It is produced by Markus Dravs.
Fantastic 4 Star review from American Songwriter!
There are some guitar sounds so indelibly stuck into our collective pop-consciousness that even those who can't tell a minor from a major chord can identify the band or player from just a few riffs -a dreamy John Lennon lick, the cosmic climb of Joe Perry, Slash's slash, Nirvana's fuzzy-barre rips, the post-punk fury of Sonic Youth. Now, the chugging, kinetic strum of Mumford & Sons is slowly creeping onto this revered list - not born out of extreme skill or virtuosity but by sheer branding, note for note. And it's how the band's second album, Babel, opens on the title track: with that same very strum, born somewhere between English mountain folk and an old time Appalachia. You can nearly hear the sweat flying off Marcus Mumford, his Martin instrument hiked high on his chest, every time he and banjo player Winston Marshall attack their strings.
So it's no coincidence, it seems, that the band's highly anticipated sophomore record begins exactly where we might expect, and the rest of LP that follows proves that this isn't an attempt to smash any expectations with a sudden progression of their style. For those devotees looking for the Mumfords to evolve drastically, well, you're out of luck. But who would that audience be, anyway? The band is no doubt polarizing: old time and bluegrass faithfuls wouldn't be caught dead with a copy of Sigh No More, and their most ardent followers are more likely to have an iPod stocked with Coldplay and John Mayer than Bill Monroe or Doc Watson. Even pop addicts can't deny the catchy craft of "Little Lion Man" or "The Cave." No one is looking for their Kid A. Thus Babel's not a new sentence in the book of Mumford & Sons - it's what happens after an ellipses. And in many ways, that suits them just fine. It will most definitely suit their fans.
Marcus Mumford has always been a bit of a melancholy fellow, and even a marriage to pixie-haired starlet Carey Mulligan, sold-out shows and Grammy nominations haven't shaken the teary introspection from this set of songs. Obviously, Babel deals in a lot of religious imagery and lyrics - with all the success and opportunities to indulge, it seems the boys have taken a moment to ask a few questions of their maker. "This cup of yours tastes holy/but a brush with the devil can clear your mind," Mumford sings on the second track "Whispers in the Dark." It's an anthem call with a firm statement: "I'm a cad but I'm not a I'm not a fraud / I set out to serve the lord." Maybe the trials and tribulations of being simultaneously loved and harangued have worn on the Mumford's, but at least they can prove to themselves, their audience or even their lord that this stuff comes from the heart.
The album's single, "I Will Wait," is an easy crowd-pleaser moment with an arena-ready hushed chorus, set to those furious strings. The lyric and melody could easily be a Fray song if you removed the plucking banjo -and that's the amazing thing about Mumford & Sons. Purists aside, there's no one else that can get an audience from ages eight to eighty screaming along to a bunch of acoustic instruments or urge a kid to choose guitar lessons over computer games. Every time they perform - live or on Babel - they do it with sheer fervor, as if it's both their first and last time.
While the band is mostly known for their "Americana" sound, they also pull references from their side of the pond: from both classic British countryside folk and Celtic punk bands like The Pogues. Those influences run a little more clear on Babel - "Ghosts That We Knew" and "Reminder" are both soft, melancholy stunners born out of grassy hills and cockney-tinged tales told in wood-paneled bars. And "Broken Crown" is the boys at their angriest yet: "I'll never be your chosen one," Mumford sings lightly before launching into an all-out war over minstrel plucks. It's a force of a song, and not your firmest pick nor hard-earned callous could weather that storm.
Babel has some other unexpected moments, too, like on "Hopeless Wanderer," which begins with keys instead of strum, and "Lover of the Light" is a sunnier moment, perhaps a nod to the singer's recent vows ("to have and to hold," Mumford howls on the track). And the album's closer, "Not Without Haste," is a beautiful lullaby meant more for singing a restless man to sleep than a still-innocent child.
There's also a continuation of the Mumford's love of literary references, with the boys even copping recently to ripping a line from Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall - this is the band, after all, that was able to loop Macbeth's fateful cry of "stars, hide your fires" into their rollicking song "Roll Away Your Stone." So while the album title, Babel, is most likely a biblical reference, it's hard not to think of Jorge Louis Borges' short story, The Library of Babel. In it Borges imagines a universe composed of an endless library that contains every book in every possible permutation, and, therefore, nothing at all. This excess causes great despair for people of the library as they try to search for meaning in all of it. They fret. They come up empty.
Babel may not hold all the answers, and it may not be some exotic transformation of their original formula - it's a safe bet to say that nothing from the Mumford & Sons may ever be. In The Library of Babel, the final realization that everything repeats itself is the universe's saving grace. And in Babel, you could say the same. Though there may not be endless possibilities, there's comfort - elegance, even - in that familiar, now nearly iconic rip of those strings, strummed in the way only those boys from West London can strum. It's not perfect, but it's perfectly Mumford & Sons.1. Babel
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Patterns and Thought
You can effectively calm the mind by focusing on something other than your busy thoughts.
Pattern will offer a relaxation process. A design familiar or one that requires concentration can draw the imagination away from problems or worries. In a plain setting pattern can be introduced in the form of a mosaic on pottary, a custom designed pillow or an area rug.
I particularly love tapestry which is a rich blend of woven patterns and subtle colors. Reflecting on designs can bring a sense of peace and harmony to any room.
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The Arts at Stanbridge
The arts are an integral part of the Stanbridge program. In addition to art and music which are offered once a week to students in grades K-8, high school students are offered the opportunity to enroll in Visual Art and Drama.
Extracurricularly, high school and junior high students are invited to participate in additional creative opportunities from yearbook to choir. Our Rock Band regularly performs at concerts and the annual Battle of the Bands while our DJ Club performs at all the school dances. Additionally, cartooning, mask-making, music production, photography, and more have been offered as afterschool clubs or as camps during our summer program.
To learn more about the arts at Stanbridge, please view a presentation about our rich Visual Arts program and/or contact Art Teacher Camille Geraci or Music and Drama Teacher David Hopper.


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Tablus Content Alarm NW, v5.0
RSA, the security division of EMC
Quick Read
Strengths: Extremely accurate identification of sensitive material from databases, repositories, etc.
Weaknesses: Protects data in motion over the network only.
Verdict: This product works best with its companion desktop version, but if you archive a lot of sensitive data (law offices, medical officers, intellectual property, etc.), this is a solid performer over the network.
SummaryTablus Content Alarm is a network-based tool that inspects data as it passes, and then performs appropriate actions in accordance with policies. The appliance acts as an inline proxy with several additional modules. Some of these modules act as sensors, some crawl the network and identify sensitive data, while others provide alarming functions. Content Alarm works by fingerprinting sensitive data and then inspecting all data leaving the network. The alarms notify the administrator of sensitive data being exfiltrated, while the ICAP (internet content adaptation protocol) server blocks it.
We had no trouble getting this appliance up and running. It sets up and configures much like any appliance, and we did not find it particularly difficult to deploy and configure in our test bed. The appliance can handle most protocols, as well as email, but it does not have the ability to manage peripheral devices such as thumb drives.
A major difference between this product and many others of its type is that Content Alarm works best when it knows about sensitive content in advance. This approach, fundamentally different from packet inspection, allows a more efficient process, and accuracy approaches 100 percent.
The dashboard is clean and the various functions (policy management, dashboard, reports, etc.) are depicted on tabs, so the overall impression is a nice, clean, easy-to-use interface. We found performance good and that, along with setup, proved to be a very pleasant surprise.
The documentation is very good. Both administrator and users guides are provided as PDF files. The web site contains a lot of additional support information. Technical support is available at no additional charge to all Content Alarm customers who have access to support during the work day. Additionally, there are support plans that offer 24/7 support, and even one that designates an individual support engineer.
With a basic price of $18,638, Content Alarm NW is about in the middle of the pack. This may be a bit pricey for managing data in motion over the network only. However, Tablus also makes a companion product — Content Alarm DT — that provides full protection at the desktop. Together, these two products cover the entire landscape and add value to each other.


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Education: University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. B.S. in Kinesiology Exercise Management Emphasis, Minor in Business Communications. Certified Nationally with (National Strength and Conditioning Association NSCA-CPT), FMS (Functional Movement Screen), and TPI (Titleist Performance Institute).
I practice a healthy lifestyle, which involves constantly setting new goals and challenges in order to keep pushing myself to new limits. This theory applies to my personal life and professional life as well. My wife, Jessica, and pup, Lambeau, are essential elements in achieving this life balance. You can find us up in the mountains on the weekends skiing, snowshoeing, hiking with Lambeau or simply enjoying the mountain atmosphere depending on the day. The passion behind living the e3 lifestyle, to me, is simple. If we have our health, our family and professional lives will be that much more fulfilling. We're constantly striving for improvement in all 3 areas by setting goals, arising to the challenges life brings, and all the while remembering that life is a game of balance. We get one body so make the most of it! Why not make it the most well equipped machine we can… "Battle Ready" is the way I like to think of it.
University of Iowa B.S. in Finance with an emphasis in Marketing.
Certified Nationally with (National Strength and Conditioning Association NSCA-CPT and the American Council on Exercise – ACE)
My path to fitness as a professional came not as a former athlete or from a family of fitness. I came to know fitness after years of pushing aside training as a ridiculous thought, all the while embarrassed that I didn't have the physique of my peers. After being introduced to strength training by a close friend, I saw the error of my thinking. Fitness helped to create the confidence, character, and perseverance that has allowed me to become a motivated owner in the industry. I saw how simply proving I could pick up that heavy weight, jump that high box, and push past that thought of giving up translated into my personal and professional life. This personal experience fuels my involvement in the E3 Program. It is the basis of my training. It is the reason I come ready to coach every day.
University of Northern Colorado. B.S. Sport and Exercise Science, Minor in Psychology.
Certified Nationally with American Council on Exercise (ACE-CPT)
It was only after the first 3 years of college that I realized the common denominator in my life and what it was I needed to be doing: fitness. I love understanding why people think the way they do; which goes hand-in-hand when transforming someone from just "being healthy" into adapting a natural lifestyle. I am passionate about making a difference. I am fascinated by the human body and am a firm believer that healthy living is the only way to live. I am enthusiastic, energetic and contagious. I know how to motivate and encourage to the point where it sticks. If you want positive changes to the way you live, you won't find a better place than e3. Period. It's not just the staff that is advocating healthy living as a lifestyle, it's the entire e3 community. I live positive, I live strong, I live to inspire and I am privileged to be a part of a company that pursues the same.
University of Wisconsin- La Crosse, B.S. in Sociology, Minor in Criminal Justice
Certified Nationally With National Academy of Sports Medicine CPT (NASM) and USA Weight Lifting - Sports Performance Coach Certified.
Fitness and athletics have always been a huge part of my life. I've been very fortunate to compete at the NCAA DI and DIII level as an athlete in wrestling and as a Coach at the NCAA DIII level in soccer. These experiences have had a huge impact on not only my professional path but my personal life as well. Through these roles I've learned to have a purpose and vision every day I wake up to push and challenge myself to be the best "ME" mentally, emotionally and physically. Whatever the role may be during the process, I'm passionate about helping individuals achieve and accomplish their goals. Being part of a team and fitness-family is what I'm accustomed too and what drives me to be better. e3 is exactly that atmosphere: creating and inspiring individuals to be leaders in all aspects of their lives. Find your passion, do what you love, and don't ever settle for anything less.
Certified with National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association. Certified CorePower Yoga Instructor, Pure Barre Instructor, Dance Studio Owner (TAPS Dance).
Know of a way to sweat? Yeah, I'm trained in that. Constantly interested in the next wave of interest, I have been involved with many fitness philosophies and training styles. I understand that cross-training necessitates a open approach to different modalities and thus I've invested time in learning several. This well-rounded background gives me the best tool-kit to help our members see the path to their goals with a multi-colored lens. Outside of the gym environment its hikes, bikes, and things that make me go "yikes!". Always moving and always involved, and always challenging myself, that's life for me!
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Certified with National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM)
I'm "THAT" guy. That guy that will always send fitness challenges your way. That guy who played multiple sports as a kid and went on to compete at the collegiate D1 level (Go RAMs!). I love pushing myself and others to new limits that never seemed possible. After a few years of crunching numbers in a box I decided, rather I craved, the fulfillment gained in making a direct difference in people. I want to lead people to lead others to their fitness goals. I've found a gym with just that mission. I've found my passion with others who are just as passionate. e3 is my lifestyle, its that simple. The road to becoming fit is a hard commitment, DON'T do it by yourself when we have a whole community of support waiting to help. I learned on the field that a TEAM wins games. Likewise, a TEAM creates healthy lifestyles.
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1498 US Route 2
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New 2019 Coachmen RV Chaparral 360IBLBunk House
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You may know PSAR Affiliate member Kim Peterson who serves on the PSAR Charity Committee, which recently organized the Zombie 5k walk-run event. This Committee of caring PSAR members select ways to share PSAR resources and talent with the community through outreach and service. Their goal is to provide the necessary support to make a positive charitable impact within the communities served by PSAR members.
Kim also is involved with PSAR's Young Professionals Network (YPN) group. "It's one of the major reasons I appreciate PSAR," she said. "I love PSAR's dedication to community involvement and making a difference."
But did you know that Kim went to Washington D.C. and personally shook the hand of President Obama? It was on Feb. 5, 2010. The occasion for the White House visit was to honor members of the Park View Little League team, winners of the 2009 Little League World Series. The U.S. champions from Chula Vista defeated the international champions from Taoyuan County in Chinese Taipei, Taiwan, 6-3. Kim's son Jensen was the backup catcher on the Park View team. In the East Room of the White House, the Little League team presented Mr. Obama with a team jersey, team plaque and a key to the city of Chula Vista.
"The whole experience, including the games in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and the trip to the White house, it was all a fantastic experience, something all of us will remember forever," said Kim. "We all have ties that bind us together as a community. For our family, that one magical season has been the ingredient that has bonded together a group of people for a lifetime. Baseball is truly a game of generations. Still today, a group of us moms meet every month to share what is going on in each others families."
Kim started working in the real estate industry in 1990 (in 1988 Kim married husband Jeff). Kim started as an office administrator in Rancho Santa Fe's Prudential California Realty office. She earned her real estate sales license in 2002 and worked both in sales and as a transaction coordinator. She also worked for a short time in commercial real estate.
In March 2009, she joined McMillin Realty and worked there until October 2015 managing the marketing department. Today, she works with California Preferred Escrow as a resource manager. After serving in the Navy during Desert Storm in 1990, Jeff transitioned to working in the Federal Government.
"We raised our two sons in South Bay, they're now ages 19 and 21," said Kim. "We've been married for 28 years and we live, work and play in a wonderful community. Despite the ups and downs in the economy, real estate is still a great career and PSAR makes our profession even more special by investing a lot of resources into the members, such as informative classes and opportunities to learn and serve our community. Supporting our community is the key that keeps all of us involved and dedicated to our Association."
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Dorothy Francis - 1923 - 2016
Dorothy Francis has been fascinated by the life-style of Canada's indigenous people since her early childhood days spent near Duck Lake in northern Saskatchewan. Her first contact being with the local Cree population as they visited her father's general store there.
Depicting Canada's aboriginal peoples, particularly the Inuit of the far north, developed into a life-long passion for Francis, resulting in more than 500 images rendered in acrylic, pastel, watercolour and oil. While her works reflect the authenticity of her subjects, it is the unique sensitivity and appreciation for the grace in day-to-day life, exhibiting a light-hearted joyfulness, that have caused her work to be widely published and sought after around the world.
Francis has exhibited in many major galleries in Canada and the US and has one work on permanent display at the Smithsonian Institute. Dorothy has had a number of images produced by UNICEF for their greeting card collection. The sale of these cards benefit hungry children through various projects around the world - more images continue to be published.
Moving from Saskatchewan to BC in 1952 Dorothy studied at the Vancouver School of Art. She raised her five children at North Vancouver before moving with husband, Hal, to Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island. There, her efforts at helping revitalize The Old School House public gallery were remembered with one room of the gallery now named in her honour.
Hal died in 1996 and Dorothy returned to Vancouver in 2006 where she lived and worked in her apartment overlooking the bustling False Creek waterfront.
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$1,795—$2,395 Studio—2 bed 1800 N. New Hampshire Ave., Los Angeles CA, 90027
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Commute to Downtown West Hollywood
The rent at Los Feliz Club Apts Apartments ranges from $1,795 for a studio to a $2,395 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 6% more expensive than the Greater Griffith Park average. This is a cat-friendly apartment.
Los Feliz Club Apts Apartments is a 10 minute walk from the Metro Red Line (802) at the Vermont / Sunset Station stop.
This apartment is in the Greater Griffith Park neighborhood in Los Angeles. Nearby parks include Barnsdall Park, Barnsdall Park and Griffith-Vermont Canyon Tennis Courts.
Los Feliz Club Apts Apartments has a Walk Score of 86 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Sun Deck, Elevator, Hot Tub, Garage Available, On-Site Laundry, Courtyard, Controlled Access, On-Site Management, On-Site Maintenance, Within Walking Distance to Griffith Park, Fitness Center, Paid Gas and Electric
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Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Many nearby public transportation options.
Flat as a pancake, some bike lanes.
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Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from Los Feliz Club Apts Apartments.
Los Feliz Club Apts Apartments has good transit which means many nearby public transportation options. Car sharing is available from RelayRides and Zipcar.
Rail lines:
Metro Red Line (802)
0.4 mi
Bus lines:
180/181 Metro Local Line
0.1 mi
217 Metro Local Line
0.1 mi
206 Metro Local Line
0.1 mi
780 Metro Rapid Line
0.1 mi
204 Metro Local Line
0.2 mi
754 Metro Rapid Line
0.3 mi
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Los Feliz Club Apts Apartments is in the Greater Griffith Park neighborhood. Greater Griffith Park is the 26th most walkable neighborhood in Los Angeles with a neighborhood Walk Score of 78.
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