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Sunday Inspiration: Find Your Own Calcutta
Today we continue the series of messages inspired by Mark Batterson in his book Wild Goose Chase.
Last week's message was titled "Time to Quit Praying." Obviously, God wants us to be in a continual attitude of prayer, but there are many times when He wants us to be an answer to our own prayers.
Mark writes,
In my experience, signs follow decisions. The way you overcome spiritual inertia and produce spiritual momentum is by making tough decisions. And the tougher the decision, the more potential momentum it will produce. The primary reason most of us don't see God moving is simply because we aren't moving. If you want to see God move, you need to make a move.
Nehemiah didn't wait for a sign. He had the courage to put his job on the line. And when he did, God confirmed the passion with signs following. The king didn't just write him a nice reference, the king wrote him a blank check.
There are moments in life when our passions and the purposes of God converge in what I call supernatural synchronicities. These are the moments when we come alive. These are the moments when the sovereignty of God overshadows our incompetencies.
Here is the best advice I can offer: be the best cupbearer you can be. This is where the adventure begins.
Don't whine. Don't complain. And don't check out. Make the most of the situation. Do little things like they are big things. Keep a good attitude. And faithfully carry out your current obligations. If your job isn't exciting, then bring some excitement to the job. One of the greatest acts of worship is keep a good attitude in a bad situation.
In some ways, Nehemiah seems like an overnight success. he rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem in fifty-two days flat. But that passion was internalized months before it was verbalized.
In my experience, the Wild Goose (Holy Spirit) doesn't take shortcuts. He loves leading us down the scenic route because that is where we learn our most valuable lessons. If you have the courage to come out of the cage, it will change your life.
Toward the end of her ministry, Mother Teresa was often asked by her admirers how they could make a difference with their lives the way she had with hers. Mother Theresa oft-repeated response was four words long: "Find your own Calcutta."
Your Chase
- What makes you sad or mad or glad? In other words, what passions has God given to you?
- What have you been praying about lately that God wants you to do instead?
- What little things do you need to be doing now that will prepare you for the big things God want to do down the road?
Mother Teresa – "Find Your Own Calcutta"
Prayer Power
Heavenly Father, I know you are speaking to me as much as to anyone else with this message. Help me to understand and apply this to my life in such a way that bears much fruit. In Jesus name, I pray. Amen and hallelujah!
More blessings
1) This past week I read much of another of Andy Andrews books "The Noticer: Sometimes, all a person needs is a little perspective". That is raising my level of awareness of what is happening around me and giving me new perspectives.
2) The webinar on Wed Feb 13 with Wende Jones was outstanding. Matthew Fleming, one of the panelists, said he experiences acceleration nearly every time he hears Wende talk about it. I experienced something similar. If you're seeking acceleration this year, I encourage you to watch or listen to the replay.
2013 – A Year of Fulfilled Expectations – Are You Ready For Acceleration?
3) On Tues Feb 19 at 8 pm EST, I'm hosting a webinar titled "Change Your Water – Change Your Life."
Our guest speaker is Shan Stratton. Over the past 20 years, he has served as a health and wellness consultant to just about every professional athletic organization in America, including the NBA, NFL, NHL, Major League Baseball, the Olympic Committee, and others.
Shan says "Drinking alkalinized Kangen water is the single most important thing anybody can do to improve their health."
Blessings to find your own Calcutta!
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"When witches go riding and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers, 'tis near Halloween."
It is October and its Halloween time! Before you head out for a night of trick-or-treating fun, its best to eat some quick and easy dinner that lives up to the spirit of Halloween! So here are a few recipe ideas with a bit of the Halloween edge- from sweet treats to snacks, these recipes will surely help in your spooktacular adventures!
Haunted Owl Pretzels: These sweet-salty owls will have you hooting for Halloween! Soft pretzels along with white sugar, raisins and chocolate chips make for a spooky yet yummy dessert option!
Mummy Hot Dogs: Easy to make and absolutely adorable, these little mummies will be a hit in your party! All you need is bread dough, hot dogs, an egg and mustard to create these mummies straight out of the Egyptian pyramids!
Chocolate Caramel Filled Pumpkins: What's Halloween without pumpkins? These cute little pumpkins filled with milk chocolate, caramel and candy melts will simply melt in your mouth!
Feta Cheese Covered Olives: A fun and incredibly flavourful appetizer made with olives covered in feta cheese mixture rolled in cashew nuts! A bite into one lands you up in the creepy "eye-like" olive!
Bloody Good Cupcakes: Classic vanilla cupcakes are given a "bloody" oomph with delicious raspberry puree drizzled over the top are the perfect dessert pick for Halloween!
Jack-O-Lantern Cheeseburgers: A regular burger, with pumpkin shaped cheese cut-outs will get you this awesome Jack-O-Lantern Cheeseburgers which everyone will love!
Caramel Apples: Sweet apples covered in sugar, heavy cream, butter and corn syrup. Sounds tempting? Indeed they are! Your kids will love them too!
So if you are looking for some spooky Halloween foods, these recipe ideas will impress and creep out you and your friends at the same time!
"When the cats prowl and pumpkins gleam, may luck be yours on Halloween!"

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My family didn't eat out that much when I was growing up, but when we did we always tried to make sure it was someplace we all really enjoyed that we could count on to serve good food. When I think about all of the different places we did like to go, each one has a few specific dishes that stand out in my memory, you know what I mean? I guess we all have favorites and I bet you have your own place you like to frequent for a certain menu item you love.
My mom and I used to love this one authentic Chinese place so much and we learned which things on the menu were the best and she knew exactly how to order. Wow, that was a really great restaurant and thinking of it is making me hungry. Another place we liked to go on a weekend with some friends sometimes was Outback steakhouse. There are quite a few dishes that come to mind from there but one of my family's faves was always the iconic bloomin' onion and the comeback sauce.
Okay, and speaking of bloomin' onions, that is on my to-do list this year. I tried to pull it off last year but it was a total fail. In fact, if any of you have miraculously stuck around that long you might even remember me telling you how I it had flopped and I ended up frying some cauliflower instead. Eh hem, but let's not focus on my fails….
The good news is that today's recipe was something good enough to be worth sharing. I have to give this one to my sis, Liv, it was all her idea really. She came to me and said "I need some rice with that sauce we used to get at outback." I wish I could bottle whatever it is she's got that fuels her inspirations all the time. Whenever I need something out-of-the-box to try I know who to ask. Of course, depending on when I ask her I'll occasionally get a response like "spicy-tuna-balogna-eggroll-biscuits" or "fried-peppermint-bacon-coconut-burritos", things like that that basically make no sense. Most of the time though, she just includes chocolate, pancakes, or rice in her ideas.
Anyway, I decided her rice idea this time was brilliant so I went for it and everyone loved it, especially the sauce. Actually, I've been making the sauce for all kinds of things since the rice because it was such a hit. For example, it's a great dip for the piles and piles of fries I've been making a lot recently, the guys loved putting it on their burgers last weekend, and then everyone has just been dipping anything else they can think of in it.
One of my favorite things about it was how simple and FAST it made this recipe, so easy. I've already made it twice within a week and tried adding different things both times. Feel free to add any extra veggies that you like or you can serve this rice with salad. I really like that it can be a side or a main course, and what's great is that everyone enjoyed it. Another thing you can change up is what meat you add. If you prefer chicken to pork then go for it, make this your own. Also, I've got tons of guys around so it was a no-brainer for me, but the bacon on top is optional if you want to skip it.
Basically, it's all about the sauce and the rest is super versatile. Oh, and I tried it both with white rice and then brown. Personally, I liked the brown rice more and so did most of the gang, but that's just a preference. Try it both ways so you can decide for yourself and I'd love to know what you guys like better!
- 4 cups uncooked brown rice (or white if preferred)
- 2 cups whole milk
- 2 1/2 cups cooked ham, cubed
- 3 medium tomatoes, diced
- 1/4 cup crispy bacon bits (optional)
- 1/4 freshly chopped chives (optional)
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 medium lemon, juiced
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 2 tablespoons dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup chili sauce or sriracha
- 2 tablespoons worchestershire sauce
- 4 ounces cream cheese
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- Cook the rice according to the package instructions until just tender, not sticky (you still want it to have a slight bite to it). Drain rice and cool a little while you prep the sauce.
- Combine the onion, garlic, and lemon in a food processor or blender and pulse until combined. Add the remaining ingredients for the sauce and blend until smooth. Combine the sauce, tomatoes, milk, and the rice in a large skillet or a shallow pot and stir until combined. Place over medium high heat and stir occasionally for about 20 minutes until it's heated through. Add the ham and reduce heat to low then cover and simmer until all of the milk is absorbed and the rice is hot and thick.


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Conservation initiatives led by local and indigenous groups can be just as effective as schemes led by government, according to new research.
In some cases in the Amazon rainforest, grassroots initiatives can be even more effective at protecting this vital ecosystem. This is particularly important due to widespread political resistance to hand over control over forests and other natural resources to local communities.
Researchers from the University of Cambridge, the University of East Anglia (UEA) and the Peruvian Ministry of Environment assessed the effectiveness of different approaches to conservation in the Peruvian Amazon between 2006 and 2011. They found that while all were effective at protecting the rainforest compared with non-protected areas of land, the areas protected by local and indigenous communities were on average more effective than those protected by the government.
However, the effectiveness of the conservation strategies also depended on what non-protected areas they were compared to, and the land use restrictions in place in the non-protected land. Future assessments of the impacts of different conservation strategies should therefore pay closer attention to land use restrictions in place in non-protected lands. The results are reported in the journal Scientific Reports.
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Honey Birdette Is Showing Strong Signs Of Growth On The Web
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Honey Birdette is a luxury boutique lingerie and accessory retailer for women created by Eloise Monaghan. The company designs sexy outfits and accessories that adds a spark and sensuality to intimacy in the bedroom. The founder and current creative director at Honey Birdette said she started the business because she thought the current choice of lingerie attire and accessories were too bland and unexciting.
If you think Honey Birdette has small sales and is not expanding, think again. The Australian based retailer is experiencing massive online sales growth. According to company sales data, Honey Birdette saw its online sales from US customers rise by about 375% or nearly fourfold. That says something for a lingerie company that has no physical outlets for its products in the United States. The strong sales growth has made Honey Birdette seriously consider opening up a US store where its upscale and unique lingerie can be sold.
Honey Birdette also recently released a New York themed lingerie line. The line has three four different styles with different outfits. This gives rise to speculation that Honey Birdette may be opening up a physical store in New York City in the near future. You can check out the latest New York line from Honey Birdette on their website.
In another part of the world, Honey Birdette is continuing to open up a flurry of new stores in the United Kingdom. It plans to open up a total of 10 new stores throughout the United Kingdom. Customers in cities such as Leeds, Liverpool, Westfield Stratford and New Castle can all look forward to the launch of a Honey Birdette store this year. Additionally, Honey Birdette says that it believes it can reach a total of 40 stores in the UK by the end of 2018. It is also looking into setting up shop on the European continent with cities such as Paris and Berlin being the prime spots.
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Welcome to the Community Wide Special Events page. The City of Chino and local organizations work together throughout the year to provide special events for the Chino community. For more information on a special event, please click on one of the icon links below.
For additional event information not listed above, please click on one of the the links below.
Booth applicants may be requested to provide additional liability insurance naming the City of Chino as additionally insured at the cost of the applicant. A certificate of liability insurance may be purchased by visiting www.2sparta.com. (Sparta Insurance Programs is an independent third party not associated with the City of Chino.)
For questions or additional program information, please contact the Carolyn Owens Community Center at (909) 334-3258 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hike the Valley
- Date: 04/09/2016 8:30 AM
- Location: Santiago Creek Trail
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The City of Chino and Healthy Chino invite you to the hiking program where participants are guided through local trails. Hikes average 2 - 5 miles in length, range from easy to difficult levels, and are led by City staff. A light snack in included following each hike.
- Cost: $25 per person, Chino Resident Discount $15 per person
- Must be 10 years of age or older.
- All Children under the age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
- Wear comfortable, sturdy closed-toe hiking shoes or boots.
- Participants are recommended to be prepared with a pack that includes:
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Shuttle Service: Transportation is available for participants from the Carolyn Owens Community Center. If you register for the Hike the Valley and would like to opt-out of the shuttle service, please contact (909) 334-3478 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Diet - one of Kneipp's pillars
Dear guest,
one of Keipp's pillars is diet. It is the basis for health and wellbeing. At the same time it plays an essential part in our lives' joys and indulgences. It would be perfect if food would be an "active health method" as well as "lived indulgence".
At our hotel we focus on presenting your culinary indulgences as well as food that is good for your health.
We offer three different lines of food preparation:
From the Allgäu - traditional, local cuisine is covered here with delicious meals that use regional products. Seasonal ingredients are preferred.
Kneipp - this method is characterised by fresh, culinary delicious meals that are based on a high-fibre balanced diet with a lot of vegetables and salads. The meals are all rich in vitamins and are vegetarian-oriented - the basis for lively health.
Mediterranean (light) - the tasty combination of lightness, wholesomeness and indulgence. Rich in vegetables, salads, fruits, fish and olive oil - the benefits of the mediterranean cuisine are a preventive effect against one or more civilizational consequences on our health.
In addition our cuisine also offers suitable, delicious dishes for guests with certain illnesses like diabetes or special intolerances (e.g. lactose or fructose intolerance), according to the latest nutrition guidelines.
Why not try our vegan meals? Bookable with all package deals with no extra costs.
We are looking forward to cooking for your health and indulgence.
Every Friday a themed evening takes place at Kneippianum. The cuisine team at Kneippianum will always think of something special on those days in order to delight you with a festive meal.
Fancy a change? Get to know the cuisine and atmosphere at our sister hotel SEBASTIANEUM with "board hopping".
You can of course also enjoy a dinner outside of Kneippianum. The atmosphere at the nearby Muschitz Restaurant, which has been awarded by Gault Millau, will definitely delight you. Once a week you can redeem a restaurant-voucher at Muschitz Restaurant.
Look forward to the regional delicacies that are freshly prepared at Kneippianum's kitchen and send your no obligation enquiry to the team at Kneippianum.


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First Aid Emergencies While Camping
Join us this week as we visit with Fire Fighter and Paramedic, Karl Hegle! Karl and Tracy discuss how to handle unexpected emergencies while camping and traveling. Remember, no one thinks that they will ever be put in a position to have to assist, or themselves become a victim! But, it happens on a regular basis, and it may very well be you or a family member that needs life-saving help! This episode is a primer as to how you should expand your first aid knowledge!


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Tram Number 4
—from the Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
When I wrote about tram customs I had a crazy idea that I would ride all the trams in Brno, take pictures, and write about the trips. This project didn't really pan out past the number 4, although I may still carry through with the threat. (My apologies if you've been holding your breath on this project. If you share an interest in this sort of thing, then you might be interested in this site about various transportation systems, primarily in Australia but in many other places around the world too.) My impressions came from a ride along the route late last October.
This is my tram. It runs from my old neighborhood, the Masarykova čtvrť just west of the center, to the suburb Obřany on the northeast edge of the city. Along the route it also passes through Husovice, my new neighborhood. It's now running a temporary route due to the repairs being done on the main square and so, unlike any other tram in Brno, the route is different in both directions.
I began at the western endpoint, náměstí Míru (Square of peace). Kraví hora (Cow mountain) dominates this square. One of Brno's most appealing parks is situated on the low grass-covered hillside that rises off the square's eastern edge. There is a spacious grassy (in summer at least) meadow with lots of open space, and nearby is a a newly-built ("award-winning") swimming pool. On the far side of the green you can see the Copernicus planetarium situated at the top of the gentle slope. People are often flying kites or walking on the park's paths in the summer, and in the winter the slope makes a prime sledding hill.
The dominant building of the square is the Church of St. Augustine, a unique functionalist Catholic church. Churches, unlike tram stops, don't strike me as buildings one would immediately choose to build in a functionalist style, but Brno has a few of them (there is even a functionalist synagogue). This church was designed and built in the late 1920s (finished 1929) by the Brno architect V. Fischer. Like most functionalist buildings it looks plain, square, and boxy on the outside. Most of the exterior has only straight lines and there is little decoration of any kind--the paint is plain white and even the windows are only minimally decorated. But if you take the time to go inside, you notice that there is a lot more to this church than its modernist aesthetic. There is a beautifully maintained organ that is usually played during services, the windows are not stained glass (they appear to be grey from outside) but do feature silhouettes of religious icons, and if you wait for the hour, you will hear the church's real bells (not just a recording, as you so often get from American churches). The bells ring often, usually early in the morning on Sundays or on religious holidays), and used to wake me up in my old apartment.
From náměstí Míru, the tram runs through the historical center, past the main train station, through the old industrial neighborhoods on the east side of the city (mostly old textile factories--there is even one stop called Tkalcovská, or "knitting way"--but there is also a cement factory and an industrial cooling tower), and into older village-like suburbs. Obřany was a town of its own until, I assume, the early twentieth century when many outlying towns were incorporated as parts of Brno. It still stands at the edge of town and borders a state nature reserve (Státní přirodná památka) in the foothills of the Moravian karst (a unique hilly limestone region just north of Brno).
At the far endpoint of the number 4 line, I was pleased to find an "instructional path" (naučná stezka) that wound up into the hills past the edge of the city. This path winds along the Svitava river and then goes up into the hills of the nature reserve. The forest is mostly hardwood: beech, European maples, and alders. It was a perfect day to make this trip since it seemed to be the peak of the color season. Upon reaching the top of the hills there was a beautiful view over the city and I could see the hills of southern Moravia stretching off into the distance. There were also ruins of two ancient castles.
Riding the number 4 takes you on a trip through many layers of Brno's history. In the center one can observe the bustling rebirth of the city--new shopping malls, designer stores, and streets full of shoppers and people at work. A few blocks away the tram runs through poorer neighborhoods that are home to much of the city's Roma population. For a few stops the atmosphere of the tram usually enlivens with snippets of song and conversation (unlike the silence that usually reigns). For a short stretch the tram skirts the area where the city's mediaeval walls stood before they were demolished in the 1870s to accommodate a new city design complete with ring-roads, wide tree-lined boulevards, and spacious parks. This was when the center got is "Viennese" makeover. From the 1920s developments, models of "modern living" at the time, that one sees in the Masarykova čtvrť to the industrial factories, products of the industrial booms of the 1890s as well as the 1950s factory-in-every-town dream of the Communists, the ride is like riding through a short history panorama.
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This luxurious apartment is located on the 10th floor of the Midtown Tower, sits confidently overlooking the buzz that is the heart of Brisbane city and only a stone's throw away from the Botanical Gardens, QUT, Queen St Mall, Eagle St Pier and South bank, to name a few. In addition to this, the on-site amenities are second-to-none which include outdoor pools, a fully equipped gym, BBQ facilities, Sauna and a private resident's lounge.
Offering first class facilities and boasting a total of 68m floor area, the sizable open plan design seamlessly combines the living, kitchen & dining area. Step outside via the sliding glass doors to the enclosed balcony that offers a private outlook across the city.
Opportunities of this calibre are rarely available to the market - act quickly to avoid disappointment.
Apartment features:
- 2 Spacious bedrooms with direct access onto balcony
- 2 Large bathrooms (Ensuite in master bedroom)
- 1 Secure car space
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- Large, modern kitchen
- Ducted air-conditioning throughout with ceiling fans
- Outdoor plunge pool, sauna, gym, BBQ and residents lounge
- Property managed by Mantra Midtown, a 24-hour guest services accommodation equipped with state-of-the-art facilities in conference room
Call Anton on 0402384367 to inspect and experience the life style.
Disclaimer: We have in preparing this information used our best endeavours to ensure that the information contained herein is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect of any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements that may occur.
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Club Hoy - You Promised - You Said {"Trumpets" EP} [1992]
Convertible Blondes - Curves [2004]
David Dixon and The Australian Cast of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" - Joseph Mega-Mix [1993]
Heaven Sent - Short Goodbyes [2002]
Hector Pascals - It's Raining Men {"Hector's Four Play" EP} [1995]
Helena - Feel the Rush [1996]
Jon Stevens - I Wish it Would Rain [1994]
Jubestar - Buff Boy [2000]
Mission Squad - Make a Difference [1994]
Movida - Baby I Need Your Loving [1992]
Oblivia - Mind Bomb [2000]
Palladium - Everybody Loves New Fashion [2003]
Proton - Wrong Beat [2002]
Proton - Throw Down {c/w "Wrong Beat"} [2002]
Randall Waller - Side By Side (Song for Port Arthur) [1997]
Reckless Hearts - This Town {"Rain in Spain" EP} [1993]
Renegade Funktrain - I Wonder... [1995]
Rupert McCall - The Miracle of Thredbo [1997]
Scot Finnie - Please Understand [1997]
Serena - My Boy Lollipop [1990]
Steve Dundon - It's the Crows Again!! [1998]
Tania Netherway Band - Daniel [2004]
Teen Queens - Baby it's You [1993]
The Crime Fighters Inc. feat. Chuck McKinney - Do the Turtle Thing [1990]
The Ipswich Connection - Hey, Hey We're the Broncos [1992]
The Little Gods - We Will Rock You [2005]
The Little Gods - Song 2 {c/w "We Will Rock You"} [2005]
The Music Men - Ablett's in the Air [1995]
The Star Girls - Girls Like Me [2002]
Track 5 - Crazy [2004]
Ultraviolet - Play [2000]
Victor & Sveta - Tutti Frutti [1991]
Wade - (I Wish That I Was) Elvis [2003]
Weta - Got the Ju {"Natural Compression" EP} [1999]
Weta - Let it Go {"Natural Compression" EP} [1999]
If anyone can help with any of these songs then please let me know!
Audio and ratings have been added to the "Every ARIA Top 100 Single in 1989" list for the following songs...
Barbra Streisand and Don Johnson
Till I Loved You
Bon Jovi
Born to Be My Baby
Cat Among the Pigeons
Silent Night {c/w "Cat Among the Pigeons"}
Cliff Richard
Mistletoe & Wine
Fleetwood Mac
As Long as You Follow
George Michael
Kissing a Fool
Michelle Shocked
The Georgia Satellites
Hippy Hippy Shake
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
American Dream
Robben Ford
Talk to Your Daughter
The Primitives
Way Behind Me
Willie Nelson with Julio Iglesias
Spanish Eyes
Mike & The Mechanics
Nobody's Perfect
Randy Newman
It's Money That Matters
Too Young to Despair
The Beatmasters with P.P. Arnold
Burn it Up
The Reels
Forever Now
Radio Romance
Look Away
Jimmy Barnes
Last Frontier {Live}
New Order
Fine Time
Chris De Burgh
Missing You
Def Leppard
Armageddon It
Eddie Money
Walk on Water
John Kilzer
Memory in the Making
Let's Put the X in Sex
Robert Palmer
Early in the Morning
The Cockroaches
Permanently Single
The Escape Club
Shake for the Sheik
Tracy Chapman
Baby Can I Hold You
When in Rome
The Promise
Chris Rea
Working on It
Hear them all via the "Every ARIA Top 100 Single in 1989" list.
13/01/2018 13:40
Nice site you've created, but just a small(-ish) bone of contention - technically, the peaks you've listed from #51 to #100 inclusive are not 'ARIA' top 100 singles from 1989, as, as far as I'm aware, no-one has positions 51-100 of the weekly singles charts from 1989, other than one from March 1989, which was published here.
When In Rome's 'The Promise', for example, peaked at #103 on the ARIA singles chart (I asked them for the peak a while back), which is quite different to its peak on the AMR chart (#71).
Furthermore, through requests for chart peaks myself and others have asked for from ARIA, there are a number of singles that peaked within the ARIA top 100 that missed the AMR top 100, such as Malcolm McLaren's 'Something's Jumping In My Shirt' (#95), Howard Jones' 'Everlasting Love' (#91), Cliff Richard's 'I Just Don't Have the Heart' (#100), Sonia's 'Can't Forget You' (#98) and Brother Beyond's 'The Harder I Try' (#78, though not sure yet when this one peaked), plus a few we've uncovered from 1988.
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13/01/2018 15:37
That is correct. The list is called the Every ARIA Top 100 Single in 1989 for simplicity's sake. Much in the same way as the Every AMR Top 100 Single in 1988 list containing ARIA chart information for roughly the second half of the year. I'd like to eventually add the confirmed ARIA #51-#100 peakers for 1988/89 and add asterisks to denote AMR chart information in the 1989 list and likewise the ARIA chart information in the 1988 list. It's on the to-do list.
Some day I'd like to extend the Every Unique AMR Top 100 Single of 1993-2005 list to include the 1990-1992 and 2006-2009 periods and once the 1988/89 data is sorted out, it can be further updated to become a 1988-2009 list.
14/01/2018 08:57
^ Sounds like a mammoth task!
My only real beef with this is... occasionally, someone who isn't familiar with the intricacies of ARIA vs AMR peaks in the era where both charts ran concurrently might use your site as a source, and wrongly attribute a peak from the second half of 1988, or 1989, as an ARIA peak, when it isn't. Sure, if they do so, it's down to their own sloppy research, but it perpetuates inaccurate information. I have seen your site cited on wikipedia for chart information, for example, though I don't think I've yet encountered it used to source an outside the top 50 peak from this era - but I'm sure it has been.
18/01/2018 07:25
Audio and ratings have been added to the "Every ARIA Top 100 Single in 1989" list for the following songs...
Gail Ann Dorsey
Wasted Country
Jack to the Sound of the Underground
Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls
Dumb Things
Pet Shop Boys
Left to My Own Devices
Rick Astley
Take Me to Your Heart
The Waterboys
Fisherman's Blues
Toni Childs
Clarence Carter
Strokin' {Re-Entry}
Inner City
Big Fun
The Everly Brothers with The Beach Boys
Don't Worry Baby
The Every Brothers
Eyes for the Blind
Ann Wilson & Robin Zander
Surrender to Me
Duran Duran
All She Wants Is
Ecco Homo
Motorcycle Baby
Joe Satriani
The Crush of Love {"Dreaming #11" EP}
The Saints
The Music Goes Round My Head
Transvision Vamp
Tell That Girl to Shut Up
Nathan Jones
D Mob feat. Gary Haisman
We Call it Acieed
Inner City
Good Life
Joe Jackson
(He's A) Shape in a Drape
Voice of Reason
Your Mama Don't Dance
Simply Red
It's Only Love
Taylor Dayne
Don't Rush Me
Bomb the Bass
Say a Little Prayer
Charlie Sexton
Don't Look Back
Go 101
Room for Love
Holly Johnson
Love Train
Marc Almond feat. Gene Pitney
Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart
Nick Barker & The Reptiles
Another Me
Fine Time
Johnny O'Keefe
Shout {Re-Entry}
Hear them all via the "Every ARIA Top 100 Single in 1989" list.
19/01/2018 10:18
Here are some ARIA peaks outside the top 50 from 1988-89 myself and others have obtained that you might wish to add/update on your pages:
There is some repetition here, as I have copied the lists from different documents.
Tracy Chapman 'Baby Can I Hold You' #68
When In Rome 'The Promise' #103
R.E.M. 'Stand' #56
Duran Duran 'All She Wants Is' #74
D Mob 'We Call It Acieed' #85
Samantha Fox 'Love House' #86
Zan 'It's Your Move' #82
Separate Tables 'Wrap Your Arms Around Me' #71
Sheena Easton 'The Lover In Me' NCH (no chart history)
New Order 'Round & Round' #67
Tall Tales & True 'Trust' - Chartifacts column in 1992 says it reached the top 70, but doesn't specify peak
Blue Zone 'Jackie' #99
Rick Astley 'Hold Me In Your Arms' #77
Deacon Blue 'Wages Day' #79
Crowded House 'Sister Madly' #66
Transvision Vamp 'Sister Moon' #95
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians 'Circle' #80
Holly Johnson 'Americanos' #77
Kon Kan 'I Beg Your Pardon' #100
Joe Jackson 'Nineteen Forever' #80
Yazz 'Where Has All the Love Gone?' #83
Bobby Brown 'Don't Be Cruel' #72
Coldcut featuring Lisa Stansfield 'People Hold On' #79
James Freud 'One Fine Day' #68
Samantha Fox 'I Wanna Have Some Fun' #80
Tall Tales & True 'Hold On' - Chartifacts column in 1992 says it reached the top 70, but doesn't specify peak
Malcom McLaren 'Waltz Darling/Deep In Vogue' #65 ('Deep In Vogue' peaked at #107 in 1990 when released as a single in its own right)
1927 'To Love Me' #70
Yello 'Of Course I'm Lying' #123
Inner City 'Do You Love What You Feel' #76
Mandy 'Don't You Want Me Baby' #90
10,000 Maniacs 'Trouble Me' #102
Stevie Nicks 'Long Way To Go' #65
Pet Shop Boys 'It's Alright' #70
Jody Watley featuring Eric B & Rakim #146
Paula Abdul 'Knocked Out' #82
Tom Petty 'Runnin' Down a Dream' #68
The Neville Brothers 'Yellow Moon' #89
James Reyne 'Trouble In Paradise' #75
Jeff Healy Band 'Angel Eyes' #79
Underworld 'Stand Up' #79
Guns N' Roses 'Nightrain' #61
The Cure 'Lovesong' #82
Liza MInnelli 'Losing My Mind' #72
Monie Love 'Grandpa's Party' #93
Robin Scott's M 'Pop Muzik '89' #63
The Beatmasters featuring Betty Boo 'Hey DJ/I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing) #88
James 'Sit Down' #141 (not sure if this is for the 1989 release or the 1991 re-issue; but ARIA only usually have one peak for multiple issues of the same single)
Paula Abdul 'Cold Hearted' #68
Cyndi Lauper 'A Night To Remember' #145
Johnny Diesel & The Injectors #79
Billy Ocean 'Licence To Chill' #76
Donna Summer 'Love's About To Change My Heart' #71
Transvision Vamp 'Landslide of Love' #70
Sinitta 'Love On a Mountain Top' #81
Simply Red 'You've Got It' #127
Chantoozies 'Come Back To Me' #72
Simple Minds 'The Amsterdam EP' #77 (Gavin Ryan's book lists the peak as #79, but if you check the ARIA Reports, it has 77 for HP)
Paula Abdul - Forever Your Girl #51
Inner City - Good Life #52
Brother Beyond - He Ain't No Competition #53
Whitney Houston 'One Moment In Time' #53
Yello - The Race #56
A-Ha - Stay On These Roads #56
Sinitta - Cross My Broken Heart #56
R.E.M. 'Stand' #56
Inner City - Big Fun #57
Neneh Cherry – Manchild #58
Bananarama - Nathan Jones #59
Yazz - Fine Time #60
Pat Benatar - Don't Walk Away #61
M 'Pop Muzik' (1989 release) #63
Neneh Cherry - Kisses On the Wind #63
Samantha Fox - Naughty Girls (Need Love Too) #64
Malcolm McLaren 'Waltz Darling' #65
Stevie Nicks 'Long Way To Go' #65
Crowded House 'Sister Madly' #66
New Order - Round and Round #67
Inner City - Ain't Nobody #67
1927 'To Love Me' #70
Transvision Vamp - Landslide of Love #70
Separate Tables 'Wrap Your Arms Around Me' #71
Bobby Brown 'Don't Be Cruel' #72
Liza Minnelli - Losing My Mind #72
Chantoozies 'Come Back To Me' #72
Taylor Dayne 'Don't Rush Me' #73
Duran Duran 'All She Wants Is' #74
Inner City - Do You Love What You Feel #76
Billy Ocean 'Licence To Chill' #76
Holly Johnson 'Americanos' #77
Mandy Smith 'Victim of Pleasure' #78
Brother Beyond 'The Harder I Try' #78
Big Country 'King of Emotion' #79
Deacon Blue 'Wages Day' #79
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians – Circle #80
Samantha Fox - I Wanna Have Some Fun #80
Joe Jackson 'Nineteen Forever' #80
Sinitta 'Love On a Mountain Top' #81
Zan 'It's Your Move' #82
Paul Abdul - Knocked Out #82
The Cure - Lovesong #82
Yazz - Where Has All the Love Gone? #83
Whitney Houston 'Love Will Save the Day' #84
Fairground Attraction 'Find My Love' #86
Samantha Fox - Love House #86
Sade 'Paradise' #86
Taylor Dayne 'I'll Always Love You' #86
Underworld 'Show Some Emotion' #88
Milli Vanilli 'Girl You Know It's True' #88
Beatmasters featuring Betty Boo - Hey DJ (I Can't Dance To That Music You're Playing) #88
XTC 'Mayor of Simpleton' #89 -
Did not enter AMR top 100
They Might Be Giants 'Don't Let's Start' #94
Transvision Vamp - Sister Moon #95
Mick Jagger 'Primitive Cool' #98
Sonia - Can't Forget You* #98 -
Did not enter AMR top 100
Kon Kan 'I Beg Your Parden' #100
from the Chart Beats blog - Breakers and Singles of the Week that did not enter the top 50, between June 1988 and December 1989 inclusive:
All Right Now - Pepsi & Shirlie #60
It Must Be Love – Eurogliders #72
Airhead - Thomas Dolby #69
Out Of The Blue - Debbie Gibson #68
My Baby Just Cares For Me - Nina Simone #51
Rooty Toot Toot - John Cougar Mellencamp #54
Heart Of Mine - Boz Scaggs #64
Foolish Beat - Debbie Gibson #60
Talkin' Bout A Revolution - Tracy Chapman #66
Whisper - Schnell Fenster #56
I'll Bet She's Got A Boyfriend - Shanice Wilson #69
Chains Of Love – Erasure did not chart
Glory GLory – Underworld #64 -
Did not enter AMR top 100
Paint In Black - Rolling Stones #55
Hands To Heaven – Breathe #89
Red Blue Jeans - John Kilzer #57
Build It Up - Go 101 #55
Rush Hour - Jane Wiedlin #88 -
Did not enter AMR top 100
Gary In The Tardis - Gary Glitter & The Timelords #59
Batman Theme - Neal Hefti #51
Real Love - The State did not chart
You're My World - Nick Heyward did not chart
Do It To Me – Machinations #55
I Will (Take You Forever) - Christopher Cross #61
Cuddly Toy – Roachford #73
Spare Parts - Bruce Springsteen #58
The Early Hours – Catfish #72
On The Beach 88 - Chris Rea #70
Too Young To Despair – Sunnyboys #87
Radio Romance – Tiffany #65
Into Temptation - Crowded House #59
Ghost Town - Cheap Trick #66
American Dream - Crosby Stills Nash & Young #53
Anchorage - Michelle Shocked #51
Way Behind Me - The Primitives #91
Baby Can I Hold You - Tracy Chapman #68
The Party Boys 'Follow Your Heart' #107
Robin Zander & Ann Wilson 'Surrender To Me' #51
Midge Ure 'Dear God' #51
Bomb the Bass 'Say a Little Prayer' #54
Jody Watley 'Real Love' #78
Sean Kelly 'Thank You, Goodnight' #55
Petula Clark 'Downtown '88' #58
Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine 'Can't Stay Away From You' #60
Tina Turner 'What You Get Is What You See' (re-release) #57
S'Xpress 'Hey Music Lover' #53
Wa Wa Nee 'I Want You' #52
The Proclaimers 'Then I Met You' #64
Aretha Franklin & Elton John 'Through the Storm' #60
Boy George 'Don't Take My Mind On a Trip' #162
Debbie Byrne 'Nature's Lament' #52
Julian Lennon 'You're the One' #68
Dragon 'Here Am I' #77
Sunnyboys 'Sinful Me' #105
Debbie Gibson 'No More Rhyme' #58
Michael Damian 'Rock On' #55
Simple Minds 'Kick It In' #94 -
Did not enter AMR top 100
Don Henley 'The End of the Innocence' #54
Cliff Richard 'The Best of Me' #59
Easterhouse 'Come Out Fighting' #66
Hoodoo Gurus 'Axegrinder' #58
Indigo Girls 'Closer To Fine' #57
Roy Orbison 'California Blue' #65
Tom Petty 'Runnin' Down a Dream' #68
Texas 'Thrill Has Gone' #60
Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers 'Look Who's Dancing' #69
De Mont 'Close To the Edge' #89
Guns 'N' Roses 'Nightrain' #61
Tone Loc 'I Got It Goin' On' #52
Tracy Chapman 'Crossroads' #58
Dragon 'Summer' #57
Debbie Gibson 'We Could Be Together' #57
Kiss 'Hide Your Heart' #60
Run DMC 'Ghostbusters' #56
Texas 'Everyday Now' #52
V.Spy V.Spy 'Hardtimes' #59
Choirboys 'Empire' #65
Taylor Dayne 'With Every Beat of My Heart' #67
Janet Jackson 'Rhythm Nation' #56
Hoodoo Gurus 'Another World' #98
Stephen Cummings 'Your House Is Falling' #80
Ofra Haza 'Im Nin Alu' NCH
Tim Finn 'Crescendo' #120
Morrissey 'Everyday Is Like Sunday' NCH
Morrissey 'Interesting Drug' #111
Morrissey 'The Last of the International Playboys' #68
Howard Jones 'Everlasting Love' #91 -
Did not enter AMR top 100
Cliff Richard 'I Just Don't Have the Heart' #100 -
Did not enter AMR top 100
Kim Wilde 'Hey Mister Heartache' - NCH
Belinda Carlisle 'Circle In the Sand' - NCH
Sade 'Paradise' #86 (the ARIA Report Chartifacts entry for 'No Ordinary Love' in 1992 incorrectly states that 'Paradise' peaked at #70)
Mandy Smith 'Boys and Girls' NCH (but #74 in Vic/Tas and #81 in WA)
Patti Smith 'People Have the Power' NCH
E.G. Daily 'Mind Over Matter' NCH
James Reyne 'Always the Way' NCH
Eighth Wonder 'Cross My Heart' #116
Metallica 'Harvester of Sorrow' #100 -
did not enter the AMR top 100
Toni Childs 'Many Rivers To Cross' #99 -
did not enter the AMR top 100
Femme Fatale 'Falling In & Out of Love' #90 -
did not enter the AMR top 100
Malcolm McLaren 'Something's Jumpin' In My Shirt' #95 -
did not enter the AMR top 100
Little River Band 'Son of a Famous Man' #77
Little River Band 'Soul Searching' #70
Sade 'Nothing Can Come Between Us' NCH (#94 in WA)
Kim Wilde 'Never Trust a Stranger' NCH (#74 in SA)
Hothouse Flowers 'Easier In the Morning' #98 -
did not enter the AMR top 100
And out of interest, some more ARIA peaks outside the top 100 from this period (they do not appear to have data extending beyond the top 100 until the end of January 1989 for singles):
Albie Wilde & The Dayglos 'Hey Ciao' #101
Bee Gees 'One' #101
The Jesus and Mary Chain 'Head On' #102
Enya 'Evening Falls' #104
Machinations 'Cars & Planes' #105
Vanessa Williams 'Dreamin'' #108
Spandau Ballet 'Be Free With Your Love' #110
The Human League 'Love Is All That Matters' #113
Swing Out Sister 'You On My Mind'#114
Level 42 'Heaven In My Hands' #115
Sam Brown 'This Feeling' #115
Cyndi Lauper 'Heading West' #117
Pretenders 'Windows of the World' #117
Sheriff 'When I'm With You' #117
Cheap Trick 'Never Had a Lot To Lose' #118
Tiffany 'All This Time' #120
Tanita Tikaram 'Cathedral Song' #120
Grace Jones 'Love On Top of Love' #121
ABC 'One Better World' #122
Sydney Youngblood 'If Only I Could' (1989 release) #122
Bee Gees 'Tokyo Nights' #124
Skid Row '18 & Life' #126
The Graces 'Lay Down Your Arms' #127
Bee Gees 'Ordinary Lives' #131
Sinead O'Connor 'Jump In the River' #134
Zan 'Good Love' #134
Deborah Harry 'Liar, Liar' #141
Sigue Sigue Sputnik 'Success' #141
Beastie Boys 'Hey Ladies' #141
S'Express 'Mantra For a State of Mind' #141
Tanita Tikaram 'Good Tradition' #142
Boxcar 'Insect' #143
The B-52's 'Channel Z' #145
Concrete Blonde 'God Is a Bullet' #146
Robin Beck 'The First Time' #148
LL Cool J 'I'm That Type of Guy' #148
Vixen 'Love Made Me' #149
London Boys 'Requiem' #149
Adeva 'Respect' #150
The Wee Papa Girl Rappers 'Heat It Up' #151
Paul Simpson featuring Adeva 'Musical Freedom (Moving On Up)' #151
Pseudo Echo 'Eye of the Storm' #152
Will To Power 'Fading Away' #153
Olivia Newton-John 'Reach Out For Me' #153
Gladys Knight 'Licence To Kill' #154
Tom Petty 'Free Fallin'' #155
Thompson Twins 'Sugar Daddy' #155
Brother Beyond 'Can You Keep a Secret' #157
Hazell Dean 'Love Pains' #157
Erasure 'Drama!' #157
Bananarama 'Cruel Summer '89' #158
Jesus Loves You 'After the Love' #160
Steinski & Mass Media 'We'll Be Right Back' #161
Tiffany 'Hold an Old Friend's Hand' #161
Stephen Cummings 'When the Day Is Done' #161
Kirsty MacColl 'Free World' #162
Karyn White 'Superwoman' #162
Clive Griffin 'Be There' #163
Starship 'It's Not Enough' #163
Rod Stewart 'My Heart Can't Tell You No' #164
Joan Jett 'Little Liar' #164
Big Country 'Broken Heart (Thirteen Valleys)' #164
Kim Wilde 'Four Letter Word' #165
London Boys 'London Nights' #165
Pat Benatar 'One Love' #166
Swing Out Sister 'Where In the World' #168
Fischer-Z 'Say No' #168
Little River Band 'When Will I Be Loved' #169
James Freud 'Let's Get It On' #170
Robbie Robertson 'Somewhere Down the Crazy River' #176
The 2 Live Crew 'Me So Horny' #180
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20/01/2018 08:37
Thanks for those Nugs. You've saved me some time. Hopefully I can update the 1988/89 lists with the appropriate data now sooner rather than later. Though, I'm going to have trouble adding entries for singles that made the ARIA chart and not the AMR chart without having any entry dates.
20/01/2018 16:51
^ I have entry dates for a couple of those. However, they're chart entry dates (which could be outside the top 100) rather than specific top 100 entry dates.
Maybe it's easiest to just leave it as it is.
21/01/2018 10:36
Any entry dates would do, even if they're just estimates.
25/01/2018 05:46
Audio and ratings have been added to the "Every ARIA Top 100 Single in 1989" list for the following songs...
Midge Ure
Dear God
The Last of the Famous International Playboys
Pseudo Echo
Over Tomorrow
Samantha Fox
Love House
Wa Wa Nee
So Good
Womack & Womack
Celebrate the World
It's Your Move
Separate Tables
Wrap Your Arms Around Me
Stephen Cummings
Your House is Falling
Elvis Costello
Living Colour
Cult of Personality
Roy Orbison
She's a Mystery to Me
Sam Kinison
Wild Thing
Sean Kelly
Thankyou, Goodnight
Sheena Easton
Lover in Me
Carly Simon
Let the River Run
Lou Reed
Dirty Blvd.
Love and Money
Halleluiah Man
New Order
Round & Round
The Seekers
Building Bridges
Andrew Cash
Smile Me Down
Young Years
James Freud
Paula Abdul
Straight Up
Tall Tales and True
The Cult
Fire Woman
Toni Childs
Walk and Talk Like Angels
BB Steal
Heartbeat Away
Jody Watley
Real Love
Hey Music Lover
Tim Finn
How'm I Gonna Sleep
Def Leppard
Pour Some Sugar on Me
Indecent Obsession
Tell Me Something
Hear them all via the "Every ARIA Top 100 Single in 1989" list.
Over 48% of the songs in the full 1989 ARIA list have audio now (236 of the 483 entries). Now onto 1988...
08/02/2018 07:40
Audio and ratings have been added to the "Every AMR Top 100 Single in 1988" list for the following songs...
John Farnham
One Step Away {c/w "Reasons"}
Johnny Hates Jazz
I Don't Want to Be a Hero
Ry Cooder
All Shook Up
Dude (Looks Like a Lady)
Ed Kuepper
Nothing Changes in My House
Hoodoo Gurus
In the Middle of the Land
The Kane Gang
v. Spy v. Spy
Forget About the Working Week
Amazing World
Willy DeVille
Bee Gees
John Hiatt
Have a Little Faith in Me
Los Lobos
Robbie Robertson
Showdown at Big Sky
Simon F.
American Dream
Elton John with The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Candle in the Wind (Live)
Kenny G
Don't Make Me Wait for Love
New Order
Touched By the Hand of God
Then Jerico
The Motive
King of Moomba
Reason to Live
Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
Elvis is Everywhere
Noel Watson
Roger Waters
The Tide is Turning (After Live Aid)
Be Still My Beating Heart
Hear them all via the "Every AMR Top 100 Single in 1988" list.
14/02/2018 06:02
Audio and ratings have been added to the "Every AMR Top 100 Single in 1988" list for the following songs...
The Triffids
Bury Me Deep in Love
Austen Tayshus
Highway Corroboree
Billy Idol
Hot in the City {Remix}
Feargal Sharkey
More Love
Pink Floyd
On the Turning Away
Separate Tables
When the Word Came Down
The Smiths
Stop Me if You Think You've Heard This One Before
David Lee Roth
Just Like Paradise
Joe Cocker
A Woman Loves a Man
Everlasting Love
The Every Brothers
This Town
The Style Council
George Harrison
When We Was Fab
Men Without Hats
Pop Goes the World
Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls
Forty Miles to Saturday Night
Bryan Ferry
Kiss and Tell
The Christians
When the Fingers Point
Belinda Carlisle
I Get Weak
Boom Crash Opera
Love Me to Death
Bourgeois Tagg
I Don't Mind at All
Dave Dobbyn
Love You Like I Should
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Sharon O'Neill
Danced in the Fire
Glenn Medeiros
Lonely Won't Leave Me Alone
Hear them all via the "Every AMR Top 100 Single in 1988" list.
I'm house-sitting for the next 12 days, so there won't be a batch of audio posted next week.
01/03/2018 06:21
Audio and ratings have been added to the "Every AMR Top 100 Single in 1988" list for the following songs...
China in Your Hand
The Saints
Grain of Sand
The Technicians
Clockwork Clown
Voice of the Beehive
I Say Nothing
Only Love
Johnny Teen and The Broken Hearts
She Stinks of Sex
Mel & Kim
That's the Way it Is
Burning Feeling
Prefab Sprout
Cars and Girls
The Jets
Rocket 2 U
Stuck on Earth
Def Leppard
Johnny Hates Jazz
Heart of Gold
Bruce Springsteen
One Step Up
Ry Cooder
Get Rhythm
The Montellas
The Tams
There Ain't Nothing Like Shaggin'
Whitney Houston
Where Do Broken Hearts Go
That's the Way I Wanna Rock N Roll
Debbie Gibson
Shake Your Love
Iron Maiden
Can I Play With Madness
Jellybean feat. Elisa Fiorillo
Who Found Who
Kingdom Come
Get it On
Martha Davis
Tell it to the Moon
Pete Bardens
In Dreams
The Screaming Blue Messiahs
I Wanna Be a Flintstone
Hear them all via the "Every AMR Top 100 Single in 1988" list.
Over 50% of the songs in the full 1988 ARIA list have audio now (212 of the 416 entries). Now onto 1987...
08/03/2018 11:47
Audio and ratings have been added to the "Every AMR Top 100 Single in 1987" list for the following songs...
Elton John & Cliff Richard
Slow Rivers
Lone Justice
Rose Tattoo
Get it Right
The Smithereens
Blood and Roses
Uncanny X-Men
Nothing Touches My World
Benjamin Orr
Stay the Night
So Cold the Night
Iggy Pop
Cry for Love
Miami Sound Machine
Words Get in the Way
Michael Hutchence
Rooms for the Memory
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
We Love You
Paul Simon
The Boy in the Bubble
Pointer Sisters
All of Us
Sailing Away
Howard Jones
You Know I Love You... Don't You?
Lime Spiders
Weirdo Libido
Paul Young
Some People
The Psychedelic Furs
Heartbreak Beat
Glass Tiger
Thin Red Line
Julian Cope
World Shut Your Mouth
Lionel Richie
Ballerina Girl {c/w "Deep River Woman"}
Lionel Richie
Deep River Woman
Nick Kamen
Each Time You Break My Heart
Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls
Bradman {c/w "Leaps and Bounds"}
Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls
Leaps and Bounds
Colin Hay
Hold Me
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Home By the Sea {Released in 1983}
Ric Ocasek
True to You
Stan Ridgway
The Big Heat
Same Old Story
Oran "Juice" Jones
The Rain
Steve Winwood
Back in the High Life Again
The Georgia Satellites
Keep Your Hands to Yourself
China Crisis
Arizona Sky
Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram
Somewhere Out There
My Baby
The Reels
Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
The Robert Cray Band
Smoking Gun
Bruce Hornsby and The Range
Every Little Kiss
Everything But the Girl
Don't Leave Me Behind
Paul Simon
Steve Miller Band
I Want to Make the World Turn Around
The Style Council
It Didn't Matter
Billy Idol
Don't Need a Gun
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Fire {Live}
Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris
To Know Him is to Love Him
Johnny Nash
Rock Me Baby
Hold On
Fine Young Cannibals
Ever Fallen in Love
Gary Moore
Over the Hills and Far Away
Huey Lewis & The News
Jacob's Ladder
Kool & The Gang
The Big Supreme
Don't Walk
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Glass Tiger
The Stems
At First Sight
Beastie Boys
(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)
Cyndi Lauper
What's Going On
Kissing the Pink
Never Too Late to Love You
Sign o' the Times
v. Spy v. Spy
v. Spy v. Spy
Use Your Head {c/w "Sallie-Anne"}
Walking Down Your Street
Bruce Willis
Respect Yourself
Janet Jackson
Pepsi & Shirlie
Alison Moyet
Weak in the Presence of Beauty
A Trick of the Night
Leave Me
David Bowie
Day-In Day-Out
Fleetwood Mac
Big Love
The Angels
Can't Take Anymore
The Cult
Love Removal Machine
The Radiators
The The
Slow Train to Dawn
Bryan Adams
Heat of the Night
Freddie Mercury
The Great Pretender
Mandy Smith
I Just Can't Wait
Tonight, Tonight, Tonight
Kim Wilde & Junior
Another Step (Closer to You)
Level 42
Running in the Family
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Go West
Don't Look Down
King of Kings
Nick Lowe
I Knew the Bride (When She Used to Rock 'n' Roll)
Paul McCartney
Spies Like Us
Stevie Nicks
Rock a Little {c/w "I Can't Wait"}
Burning Heart
The Hooters
Day By Day
Tina Arena
Turn Up the Beat
Debbie Byrne
Jenny Morris
Get Some Humour
Lloyd Cole and The Commotions
Lost Weekend
Phantom, Rocker & Slick
Men Without Shame
Stevie Wonder
Go Home
Big Audio Dynamite
The Bottom Line
Cliff Richard
She's So Beautiful
James Taylor
Oingo Boingo
Weird Science
Pat Benatar
Sex as a Weapon
U.K. Squeeze
Hits of the Year
Echo & The Bunnymen
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Elton John
Wrap Her Up
Nik Kershaw
When a Heart Beats
Ball and Chain
Bryan Adams with Tina Turner
It's Only Love
James Brown
Living in America
Jump Incorporated
Sex and Fame
Olivia Newton-John
Toughen Up
Pet Shop Boys
Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)
Hunters & Collectors
Say Goodbye
It's All in the Game
Scritti Politti
Perfect Way
Simple Minds
Sanctify Yourself
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Violent Femmes
Children of the Revolution
The Promise
Eddie Murphy
Party All the Time
Matt Bianco
Yeh Yeh
Mink DeVille
I Must Be Dreaming
Alexei Sayle
Didn't You Kill My Brother?
Hoodoo Gurus
Death Defying
Jane Wiedlin
Blue Kiss
Jimmy Barnes
Ride the Night Away
Mike & The Mechanics
Silent Running (On Dangerous Ground)
Placido Domingo with Maureen McGovern
A Love Until the End of Time
Plan 8
What Can I Do
Shake Your Foundations
Miami Sound Machine
Wall of Voodoo
Far Side of Crazy
ZZ Top
Charlie Sexton
Beat's So Lonely
Electric Light Orchestra
Calling America
Gary Moore
Empty Rooms
Beat the System
Public Image Ltd.
Talk Talk
Life's What You Make It
In a Lifetime
Laurence Olivier
Theme from "Time"
Leo Sayer
Unchained Melody
Suzanne Vega
Marlene on the Wall
The Cars
Heartbeat City {c/w "I'm Not the One"}
The Cars
I'm Not the One
Paul Hardcastle
Don't Waste My Time
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V Capri
That's the Way
v. Spy v. Spy
The Church
The Go-Betweens
Spring Rain
The Saints
Just Like Fire Would
The Costello Show feat. The Attractions and Confederates
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
The Johnnys
(There's Gonna Be A) Showdown
Rainy Day
Jackson Browne
For America
Katrina and The Waves
Is That It?
Pete Townshend
Give Blood
The Stems
Love Will Grow
Dolly Parton
Think About Love
John Taylor
I Do What I Do
Julian Lennon
Level 42
Leaving Me Now
After the Love Has Gone
The Dynamic Hepnotics
On Our Way Now
The Triffids
Wide Open Road
Aretha Franklin
Another Night
Atlantic Starr
Secret Lovers
Chris Isaak
Five Star
System Addict
Sigue Sigue Sputnik
Love Missile F1-11
The Blow Monkeys
Digging Your Scene
Big Audio Dynamite
Elton John
Cry to Heaven
Little Richard
Great Gosh A'Mighty! (It's a Matter of Time)
This Could Be the Night
A Kind of Magic
Tim Finn
No Thunder, No Fire, No Rain
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Flash and The Pan
Midnight Man
Huey Lewis & The News
The Heart of Rock & Roll
Rebbie Jackson
Solid Citizens
Singing in the Shower
Stranger in Town
Billy Idol
Catch My Fall
Corey Hart
It Ain't Enough
Romeo Void
A Girl in Trouble (Is a Temporary Thing)
The Kane Gang
Closest Thing to Heaven
Mondo Rock
Good Advice
Russ Ballard
The J. Geils Band
Concealed Weapons
Bronski Beat
It Ain't Necessarily So
Freddie Mercury
Love Kills
General Public
Lloyd Cole and The Commotions
Forest Fire
Paul Young
Everything Must Change
Strange Tenants
I Work at My Machine
Cyndi Lauper
Money Changes Everything
Hazell Dean
Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go)
Jimmy Barnes
The Angels
Look the Other Way
Everything She Wants
Alison Moyet
Carol Lynn Townes
Believe in the Beat
Richard Clapton
Goodbye Barbara Ann
Scandal feat. Patty Smyth
Hands Tied
Time Bandits
Listen to the Man With the Golden Voice
Uncanny X-Men
The Party
Culture Club
Mistake No. 3
George Benson
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Joe Cocker
Edge of a Dream
Julian Lennon
Maria Vidal
Body Rock
Prince and The Revolution
I Would Die 4 U
Spandau Ballet
Round and Round
Status Quo
The Wanderer
Thompson Twins
Lay Your Hands on Me
You're the Inspiration
Daryl Hall & John Oates
Method of Modern Love
Eric Carmen
I Wanna Hear it From Your Lips
Rod Stewart
Some Guys Have All the Luck
Boom Box
Sex (I'm A...)
The Metro {c/w "Sex (I'm A...)"}
Speak No Evil
Prefab Sprout
When Love Breaks Down
Hang on to Your Love
Cats Under Pressure
Let Me Be
David Bowie & Pat Metheny Group
This is Not America
Full Marks
Break Down the Walls
Lloyd Cole and The Commotions
Perfect Skin
Shakin' Stevens
Steve Perry
Foolish Heart
Teena Marie
The Council Collective
Soul Deep
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
Lloyd Cole and The Commotions
Pat Benatar
Ooh Ooh Song
Toy Dolls
Nellie the Elephant
Howard Jones
Things Can Only Get Better
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Van Morrison
A Sense of Wonder
Huey Lewis & The News
Walking on a Thin Line
I'm an Individual
Jermaine Jackson & Pia Zadora
When the Rain Begins to Fall
The Dynamic Hepnotics
Gotta Be Wrong (Way to Love)
Jack Wagner
All I Need
Joan Armatrading
Philip Bailey
Walking on the Chinese Wall
Time Out (For Serious Fun)
v. Spy v. Spy
One of a Kind
Ashford & Simpson
House of Cards
John Fogerty
Rock and Roll Girls
Lin Buckfield & James Reyne
R-O-C-K - Rock
Say it Again
I Can't Hold Back
The Angels
Sticky Little Bitch
The Pookah Makes 3
Take it Back
Depeche Mode
That Was Yesterday
Kids in the Kitchen
Something That You Said
Stephen "Tin Tin" Duffy
Kiss Me
Diana Ross
Missing You
Eric Clapton
Forever Man
Guy McDonough
My Place
Julian Lennon
Say You're Wrong
Talking Heads
Girlfriend is Better {Live}
The Stranglers
No Mercy
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Don't Come Around Here No More
V Capri
It's Only a Movie
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Australian Crawl
Louie Louie {Live}
Australian Crawl
Unpublished Critics {Live} {c/w "Louie Louie"}
Eddy Grant
Till I Can't Take Love No More
Jon English
Leo Sayer
'Til You Come Back to Me
Melissa Manchester
No One Can Love You More Than Me
Robert Plant
In the Mood
Rock Steady Crew
(Hey You) The Rock Steady Crew
Ryan Paris
Dolce Vita
Shakin' Stevens
Cry Just a Little Bit
Make Believe it's Your First Time
Cliff Richard
Baby You're Dynamite
Barry Manilow
Read 'em and Weep
Frank Stallone
Far From Over
Lionel Richie
Running With the Night
Paul McCartney
Pipes of Peace
Paul McCartney
So Bad {c/w "Pipes of Peace"}
The Flying Pickets
Only You
Big Country
Coconut Rough
Sierra Leone
David Knopfler
Soul Kissing
Duran Duran
New Moon on Monday
Another Day in the Big World
Laid Back
Sunshine Reggae
Sandii & The Sunsetz
Sticky Music
Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel
White Lines (Don't Don't Do It)
Middle of the Road
Randy Crawford
The Assembly
Never Never
Christine McVie
Got a Hold on Me
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Deborah Allen
Baby I Lied
The Knuckleheads
The Curly Shuffle
Dolly Parton
Save the Last Dance for Me
Jimmy Cliff
Reggae Night
Jump 'N the Saddle
The Curly Shuffle
The Politics of Dancing
Rita Coolidge
All Time High
The Rolling Stones
She Was Hot
China Crisis
Working With Fire and Steel
Dear Enemy
The Good Life
Eartha Kitt
Where is My Man
Louise Tucker
Only for You
Blue Day
Miquel Brown
So Many Men, So Little Time
Love in a Box
Jane Clifton
Girl on the Wall
Normie Rowe
Rock and Roll You're Beautiful
Ray Parker Jr.
I Still Can't Get Over Loving You
My Oh My
Christopher Cross
Think of Laura
Debbie Harry
Rush Rush
Elton John
Too Low for Zero
Flaming Hands
The Edge
Gloria Gaynor
I Am What I Am
Kenny Rogers
This Woman
Olivia Newton-John
Livin' in Desperate Times
Simple Minds
Speed Your Love to Me
Thomas Dolby
Dire Straits
Love Over Gold (Live)
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"Challenges & Issues in Asian Dream"
Development and growth centres of the world have been changing drastically during the last several centuries. The 21st century is often described nowadays as the "Asian Century" in the same way as the 20th and 19th centuries were described as the "American Century" and the "British Century" respectively.
Today, Asia is home to approximately 60 per cent of the global population. The share of GDP of Asia vis-a-vis global GDP is 25 per cent and is envisaged to rise to over 50 per cent by the middle of the 21st Century. Today, Asia comprises the second and the third largest economies, in terms of nominal GDP, in the world. Today, majority of the Newly Industrialized Economies [NIEs] is in Asia. The 3G countries, which denote Global Growth Generators, formulated by the Citi Group consist of nine Asian countries out of a total of eleven countries, thus convincingly mirroring the growth potential of Asia.
Further, the Asia in the 21st Century would be a key player and lever in navigating and in forging the global landscape, her role in the world in terms of global governance and in the province of economics, commerce, diplomacy, security and politics, would demand a significant degree of transformation and transmogrification.
There are key questions. How Asia of the 21st century would be a key player in the global landscape and an important lever in its building and navigating? What are the grand dynamics that determine the accumulation and distribution of capital or wealth? How about the long-term evolution of inequality patterns and the concentration of wealth would shape Asian Century?
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From the Swedish edition of The Local
An Uzbek asylum seeker who confessed to wanting to run over "infidels" in the April 2017 Stockholm truck attack that killed five people will go on trial Tuesday accused of terrorism. Rakhmat Akilov had sworn allegiance to the Islamic State (Isis) on the eve of his assault on the Swedish capital, though the jihadist group never claimed responsibility.
The prosecution's charge sheet, presented in late January, paints a picture of a lonely illegal alien working odd construction jobs who drank alcohol and took drugs, and who acted alone.
On the afternoon of Friday, April 7th, Akilov stole a beer delivery truck and drove it down a bustling pedestrian shopping street, swerving wildly to hit as many people as possible before crashing into the facade of a department store. He killed five and injured 10.
Akilov, born in 1978, was arrested in a Stockholm suburb hours after his attack thanks to public transport video surveillance footage, and confessed.
He faces charges of "terrorism and attempted terrorism". The trial is scheduled to last through May, with a verdict due in June. According to the charge sheet, Akilov wanted to "instigate fear among the public" and "force Sweden's government and parliament to end Sweden's participation in military training of the global coalition against Isis in Iraq".
The trial opens seven months ahead of Sweden's legislative elections, where security is shaping up to be one of the main campaign themes.
The trial is expected to focus on Akilov's intentions: Was it premeditated? Was there a religious motive? Or was it the act of a desperate man?
Akilov is scheduled to address the court as of February 20th.
He arrived in Sweden in 2014, at the start of the big migration wave to Europe. Sweden took in 300,000 asylum seekers in 2014-2016. Akilov's application for Swedish residency was rejected in 2016, after which he went underground. His wife and four children had stayed behind in Uzbekistan.
Prosecutors believe he acted alone, but the investigation has revealed he chatted with unidentified contacts on social media about his plans as far back as January 2017. According to the prosecution, Akilov also searched the internet for information on jihadist groups, swearing allegiance to Isis, possible targets, and how to build a bomb.
Uzbek police claim he tried to enter Syria from Turkey to join Isis in 2015, but there is no proof of that.
Uzbek authorities also claim they shared intelligence with Sweden about Akilov prior to the attack, but Swedish terrorism expert Magnus Ranstorp rejects that notion. "I don't believe that," he said, noting it is "an authoritarian government... It's very easy for them to play politics in saying that they give that information" to the Swedes.
Swedish intelligence agency Säpo had long warned against the possibility of a truck attack, but no one really believed it would ever happen. The Scandinavian country has experienced only one other terror attack in modern times. But plenty of crime, since the "start of the big migration wave"
Some 300 people have left Sweden to join jihadist groups in Syria and Iraq since 2012, according to Säpo. Around 140 have returned to Sweden and 50 or so have been killed.
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Open Sourcing Knowledge: Towards a University 2.0 - William Merrin
The links between the university system and broadcasting have rarely been analysed. Universities began as media studies – as theological training schools for the medieval church: that dominant broadcasting system which, from its centralized hub, crafted and produced a single doctrine, carried through its technologies – the monasteries, manuscripts and pulpits – for mass consumption by a captive population. Though universities grew in secularity and independence over the following centuries they followed the same model of informational production and distribution; a model most fully realized with the growth of mass education from the late 19th century. From then until the new millennium a specialist institution and centralized, bureaucratic organisation would control the production and distribution of knowledge, with its experts mass-distributing its message to consumers through its lectures and texts: mass society, mass education and mass media were intimately related. This paper, therefore, asks what happens when that age is over. What happens in a post-broadcast era defined by new alignments of productive, distributive and consumer power? What happens to disciplines in an age when the ability to discover, create, share, debate and legitimate information and ideas has changed so fundamentally? How can academic pedagogical and publishing practice change in the digital era? Can it cope with the open-sourcing of knowledge and is a University 2.0 even possible?
William Merrin is a Senior Lecturer in media at Swansea University. He is the author of Baudrillard and the Media (Polity, 2005) and co-editor of Jean Baudrillard: Fatal Theories (Routledge, 2008). In November 2006 he coined the phrase 'media studies 2.0′ to argue for a transformation of the discipline to meet the needs of a different, digital-era. He is currently writing 'Media 2.0′ and (with Andrew Hoskins) 'Media Ecology/Archaeology' for Routledge to explore these issues.


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We meet regularly on Saturdays or Sundays in various homes, but also sporadically throughout the week with each other. It's not just about having the meeting itself or where we meet, but a way of shared-life with other believers in Christ. Saturday meetings consist of believers meeting around Christ, expressing Him to one another. Everyone is encouraged to function in their gifting from the Lord. Everyone mutually participates for the edification of body-life, centered in Jesus Christ as Leader of the meeting.
Meetings consist of a common meal, non-liturgical Scripture readings, biblical discussions, prayer for one another and the community, sharing struggles, encouraging and building up one another, and most importantly, an expectation of what the Spirit of the Lord is speaking in the present time and throughout the weeks. This is also known as believers in Christ meeting organically. To download a guide about organic gatherings: click here. As the Lord leads, we also believe in the gifts of the Spirit being manifested in the Body. Frank Viola has done an excellent job in a 10-part series describing the gifts of the Spirit and how the Spirit manifests Christ. For more information: click here.
During the week, we reach out to the community in various venues such as the workplace and places of community gathering to cultivate pre-Christian relationships as outlined in the approach page of this website.
As a believing community, we see ourselves as part of the Church in Sparta, not an institution. Our purpose is to empower other followers of Christ in establishing these meetings around Christ in their homes, workplaces and social gatherings. We are not in competition with established, institutional church congregations, but work with all interested believers in Christ to transition to an ecclesiology which is biblically and historically in keeping with the first century Church. It is important to note: "Cumberland Hope" is not the name of our gatherings, rather the name of the benevolence. We believe specific labels for the Lord's Church are unnecessary, and we simply view ourselves as a part of His work in the Church in Sparta.
It is this ecclesiology which was described and practiced by the early Church that gave the form to function, which fostered the explosive growth and depth of maturity experienced by early followers of The Way. We welcome believers who are interested in investigating transitional forms that will augment their existing programs to a form that will foster new life during this time of decline in institutional church approaches. It is our belief that the restoration of a biblical ecclesiology will free the Western church to the same dynamic authenticity of community and the "priesthood of all believers" which is marking the explosive expansion of the Church in China, India, Indonesia, and many other places in the world.
As individuals and families functioning as One Family in unity. See Church: Unity vs. Division. We've felt led and have experienced the blessings of pursuing Jesus Christ in a simple way, where the whole Body can express Him together and profit from one another. This is occurs without the institutional needs of highly-structured models, hierarchical leadership to include paid professionals, clergy/laity body divisions, bureaucratic politics, human-engineered traditions, formatted worship services, dogmatism in doctrine, and budgets for building costs and programs.
We believe that all believers in Christ have the freedom to pursue Him according to what they believe He is leading. We pursue a New Covenant way of living in Christ, and according to principles the early apostles modeled in Scripture, not how one may please (which is a mark of self-rule, not Jesus' Lordship). Click here for further explanation. The Father has clearly revealed His ultimate intention in mind for One Body (Eph 4:4-7), and for Christ to be expressed through each and every believer. It is critically important that all belivers know that meetings as Family or ministry together should never eclipse our True Occupation with Jesus Christ.
Institutional systems (not a particular group of people) that don't follow those principles revealed in the New Testament for ekklesia (church) meeting is like "throwing sand in the gears of the Kingdom" and they become restrictive, divisive, and unnecessary, especially if those systems are in conjunction with personal agendas to gain power, wealth, or control over people to manipulate (this could occur in any meeting, even in organic meetings). Systems stifle the spontaneous, but orderly move of the Holy Spirit working through His people and growth of making disciples. The Holy Spirit's primary purpose is to reveal and glorify Jesus Christ, and we can cooperate with Him best without "our best thinking" in systemitizing or structuing His move with human-engineered systems.
We reject any notion of sectarianism or elitist approaches (which is often readily assumed by "the other") toward believers themselves practicing an organic/simple way vs. institutional/organizational forms of church life, whereby certain believers are viewed as being better, above or "we have alone have the Truth," in comparing others for their practice. Rather, we encourage all believers in Christ to not miss out on the blessings of what is revealed vs. pursuing what is not revealed in Scripture. We believe in actively practicing organic, shared Body life (openly and lovingly accepting all believers regardless of church background), and we do not view any believer as inferior for practicing differing forms centered in Christ.
It is our intent to develop a network of informally aligned, mutually supportive, and indigenous simple gatherings of believers that will populate local communities within and beyond our voice. Popular writer and researcher George Barna has observed that as much as ten percent of Americans are currently worshipping in groups outside the institutional church and has predicted that the current trend of local church closures will mean that half of existing churches will no longer be here in just fourteen years. We believe that shared life in Christ, as well as simple gatherings in that life, is a biblical corrective to America's current disillusionment with western institutional church forms and the hunger that is driving them to their non-institutional historical roots.


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This page provides links to other websites that you may find useful.
The F.O.R.C.E. Society for Kids' Mental Health is a provincial organization that provides families with an opportunity to speak with other families who understand and may be able to offer support or advice on what has worked for them. The F.O.R.C.E. also provides families and professionals with information, tools, and tips on how to support and assist children with mental health difficulties.
The FORCE mandate is to support and empower families and work collaboratively with professionals and systems in understanding and meeting the mental health needs of families. Clcik here to access The F.O.R.C.E. Society's website and here for their monthly poster.
Albert McMahon students and staff are becoming more familiar with the W.I.T.S. Program. This program is designed to help our children deal with the conflict they may face. Please check out the website so that you can get a better understanding of the program as there is also a family link available for viewing.
Ministry of Education - Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Education - E.R.A.S.E Bullying
Click here to find out where your neighbourhood school is.
Click here! This site was made for our school by Kelly Lawlor, a teacher from Hatzic Middle School. It's an informative website to learn about internet and cell phone safety.
Click here to access World Book online!!! Just click on "World Book's Complete Reference Suite" and it will bring you to the log-in information screen. The log-in is: Log-in ID: ame_erac and the password is: mcmahon
Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia
CK12 - wonderful resource for learning
IX-L Math - a great math resource link
StarFall - a great site for beginner readers
Wordsmith - a good vocabulary website
Giggle Poetry - a wonderful sight for giggle poetry, poems, etc.
Parent Link Centre - The Virtual Parent Link Centre, provides information and support for parents and caregivers on how to assist with your child's learning, development and health.
Canadian Accredited Independent Schools - Online Learning Resources
American Accredited Online Schools and Colleges
Albert McMahon Elementary
32865 Cherry Avenue
Mission, BC, Canada
Tel: (604) 826-0274
Fax: (604) 826-1760
Principal Hardeep Grewal
Vice Principal: Cyndie Anderson
Secretary: Crystal Mulholland


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One of the main news stories a few days ago was the prison riot in Melbourne. Inmates at the Metropolitan Remand Centre rioted in response to the introduction of a ban on cigarettes and smoking in Victorian jails. The ban is to be introduced in New South Wales prisons in another month.
One of the reports on the Melbourne riot offered the statistic that 84% of inmates smoke. Importantly, cigarettes are also a form of currency within the prison system.
The relevance of this to today's story is that I had an appointment with a client, Per (pronounced "Peer") on the same morning as my having watched morning news broadcasts of the rioting. Per's story also involves imprisonment and cigarettes.
I wish to make clear at the outset that I usually don't disclose client's information or use real names, but that Per has given his okay to my telling this story. There is also a reason why I am using his real first name, which will become apparent later.
I have acted for Per as his lawyer for many years. In that time he has also become a friend.
Per is Danish, a larrikin who commonly greets people with the Danish "hej", pronounced "hi", and says goodbye with "hej hej". He has a charming Danish accent.
Back in 1991 Per made a trip overseas. Whilst in Moscow, he picked up some Soviet medals at the local markets and, thinking that he would sell them in Sydney for a significant profit, he put them at the bottom of his pack when he left. Unfortunately he was searched and the medals were found. Big mistake. It turned out that the medals were classed as "State Treasures", attempting to smuggle State Treasures out of Russia carried significant penalties.
Per was placed in detention, not in one of the mainstream prisons but in one of three former Moscow political prisons, Lubyanka.
Lubyanka Prison
The political prisons were much more cramped, archaic and inhospitable than the mainstream jails. Lubyanka had been both a political prison and the headquarters of the former KGB. It is estimated by some that up to 40,000 political prisoners "disappeared" whist imprisoned at Lubyanka.
Per shared a 2 metres x 4 metres (6.6 feet x 13 feet) cell with 3 other inmates.
I received letters from him occasionally over the 9 months that he was imprisoned, without trial. He seemed to accept his conditions stoically and did not complain. In one letter he apologised for the quality of his handwriting, saying that it was winter in Moscow, the cell was not heated and he was writing with strips of cloth wrapped around his hands. He also said that the cold was numbing and that his hands felt frozen.
Eventually he was released without ever going to trial. He arrived back in Sydney and it took some time for his physical and mental wellbeing to be restored.
When Per came to see me last week he brought with him a Marlboro cigarette pack. He explained that he had come across it whilst going through some old belongings and though it might be of interest for me to see it.
The cigarette contained a deck of playing cards made out of the back of cigarette packets, the numbers and symbols having been added by hand
The pack of cards had been made by Per whilst he was imprisoned in Lubyanka. He told me that prisoners were only allowed chess games, no cards, and that they were allowed to smoke.
I mentioned that there was a reason I was using Per's real name. If you look at the joker, above, you will see that incorporated in the word "Joker" is the name "Per".
It's an interesting comparison with the Melbourne riot circumstances, those prisoners being allowed to have cards but no cigarettes.
Per made the card deck so as to be able to pass the time with the other prisoners. It was a valuable item, so that whenever he had to go anywhere he took his cigarette pack with the cards with him.
One final comment: Per discovered, on returning to Sydney, that the same medals that he had sought to smuggle out of Russia were freely available for purchase in Sydney military memorabilia and medal shops.
Hej hej, Per.


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text: Every year, our students from The Youth GroUp (TYG) partner and participate with World Vision in a 30 hour famine to raise awareness and money to donate food to hungry kids around the world. This year, we are having a face-off between our students and youth group staff to see which group can raise more funds! We all are excited to get involved for the greater cause, which is to show mercy and share Christ's love with those in need. Want to help? Support one or more of our students/staff and give whatever you can! Find out more by visiting World Vision's web site at 30hourfamine.org.


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Our Fort Worth location is at 4700 Airport Freeway, Fort Worth, TX 76117. Approximately 5 minutes from the downtown courthouses at the northeast corner of Oak Knoll Dr. and 121. It is a one story red brick office building. If you are coming from downtown Fort Worth take 121 North, exit Beach Street. Continue through the stop light down the access road 1/2 mile. Our location is on the right. Our office hours are 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday.
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