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As you know from my short bio, I'm a HUGE fan of Gavin DeGraw. It's been over 2 years since I've seen him live and I miss him very, very much. Fellow fans know that his down-to-earth nature makes you feel like you're spending time with an old friend when you go to a show. Lucky for us he's got a new album coming out August 9 called Sweeter. Below you can listen to the heartfelt single Not over You:
This collaboration with Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic is already a hit with diehard fans, and should be a hit with anyone who loves the sound of good music. We love you Gavin, and we can't wait to hear the whole album!


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HIV and AIDS in the Workplace
HIV has devastating impacts on the labour force and consequently on socio-economic development due to lessened productivity. Labour intensive sectors such as agriculture, mining, construction, transport, the military and uniformed services are the most affected sectors in the country (UNAIDS, 2009), due to the combination of high numbers of migrants away from families and higher rates of disposable incomes. This has a parallel negative effect on the host community which may benefit from the larger numbers of laborers but who attract a sex trade which filters through to the whole community. Whilst some sectors have made good progress in scaling up access to the full range of HIV services to its personnel, HIV rates are particularly high within these groups. This link between mobility, HIV prevalence and high-risk behaviour has been well documented (ZDHS, 2007).
Although the HIV pandemic is increasingly being addressed at the workplace, it is yet to be fully institutionalized. The JMTR 2013 noted that the number of organizations with HIV workplace policies had increased from 560 in 2010 to reach 1, 187 by 2012 but it was not clear how many people this had reached, nor whether it provided full access to the range of HIV high impact interventions. Furthermore, most organizations developed their own internal policies without guidance by a national overarching HIV and AIDS and Wellness Workplace Policy.
The R-NASF is committed to ensuring that mainstreaming of HIV and AIDS into workplaces is guided by a national policy and expanded to reach workforces in the public and private sectors. Labour intensive sectors such as mines, agriculture, heavy construction and the road sector have been prioritized. The informal sector that promotes mobility such as cross-border trading markets, fishing areas, border towns and surrounding or host communities have also bene deliberately targeted with comprehensive HIV and AIDS information and mobile healthcare services such as HTC, STI, eMTCT, VMMC, TB and ART.

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To create a virtual NAT switch, open a PowerShell window with Admin rights and run the following command: New-VMSwitch -Name "NAT" -SwitchType NAT -NATSubnetAddress 10.0.75.0/24.
Now, run the following command to create the NAT object on the host system: New-NetNat –Name NAT –InternalIPInterfaceAddressPrefix 10.0.75.0/24.
Give your VM an IP like 10.0.75.10 with netmask 255.255.255.0.


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A rather musical trailer has debuted for the upcoming anime adaptation of Sanrio's mobile rhythm game "Show By Rock!!", putting such an abundance of kemonomimi characters front and center stage as to likely earn the acclaim of Type-B watchers with little effort.
The harmonious trailer:
Illustrations for the show's cutesy kemonomimi characters were also made available:
Show By Rock!! will air during the month of April.


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April 6, 2011 – Smutty Shout-Outs
25 years after his Man In Motion World Tour, when he wheeled 40,000 km through 34 countries from 1985-87, raising $26 million for spinal cord injury research, Rick Hansen is now prepping for his 25th Anniversary Relay. Rather than cover the 12,000km trek across Canada, Rick is looking for 7,000 Canadians to take up the cause, and walk, run or wheel in the Rick Hansen Relay - going from one man in motion to many in motion. This week Rick launched the online contest by which Canadians can
enter to join the Relay, inviting Canadians who have made a difference in a number of areas (environmentalism, leadership, health and wellness, accessibility, volunteerism, etc.) to enter to win a spot. Click here for information on how to enter. Here's Rick yesterday at Rick Hansen Secondary School in Mississauga in front of 900 students kicking it all off by surprising 17 year old Amna Ansari, an amazing student, volunteer, and leader with her medal and confirmation that she'll be the first participant in the relay. "If one person can inspire so many, imagine what 7000 can do."
Happy 40th Birthday Karen! No Dancing With The Sh-ts tonight, ok? You are a very good daughter to have swallowed that in silence for an hour. Tonight is the reward. Have a great time with Catherine and Leanne and as you requested, enjoy Colin Firth!
To Liz from Fernanda who requested for you some Alexander Skarsgard – Happy Birthday!
And for Bonnie who just needs SOMETHING after a bout of sh-t and more sh-t: you asked for Johnny Depp and Jon Hamm – they are attached. As for Brange, they're fine, no updates…but I've attached a video for you, the one of them being all sweet but un-porny at the UNICEF ball, remember? What makes it even better is that the devotion from, you know, the fans who put this together, and the comments from the Brangelunatics. Anyway, have this on loop and it might help?
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Monday, October 08, 2012
join the protest
Why do we not protest outside of seafood establishments? Why do we not excommunicate parishioners who dare to bring a shrimp ring to a church get together? After all, the Bible is pretty clear about seafood, and if we say we believe the Bible is the truth....
Obviously, we make choices about what parts are important and what parts aren't, what passages still apply to us and what passages don't.
So if we're choosing anyway, what stops us from choosing love?
Read another post about "why not choose love instead of hate."
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- Anonymous9 October 2012 at 02:35
Is this a case of "you ignore the book of Acts and I'll ignore the rest of the new testament"?ReplyDelete
Okay, one of the weird situations of a democracy and being a Christian is that we can be put in the position of being called to love someone, but actively working to within the law-making system to outlaw the activity that they have chosen to define their life. Can these two be reconciled? I'm not sure of the answer.
To what extent can we seek to have laws that most reflect our beliefs, and how do we reconcile that with people that live otherwise? There was a time that Europe was 'Christian' at least in name and quasi-legislative. Yes, many used that as a way to seek and gain power, but there were some that used it righteously. We've since agreed that the should be freedom of religion and that is also good. We think people should have freedom of speech (with certain limitations), and that is good. There are times that we even sanction or support different religions and the declaration of different ideas. But we certainly don't sanction or support all equally, and the general consensus is that there are some ideas that are more worthwhile than others. For example, while the KKK has the right to declare their opinions, they are routinely criticized by both public and private individuals. The government even publishes material that states we are all equal regardless of color or race or....


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|Amie, Greg, Makayla celebrating their respective 2nd place finishes
Had the pleasure of once again competing this year in the Run for Ray Trail races at Brunswick Nature Park in Winnabow, NC. I ran in the 9 mile race and finished 2nd overall, and was awarded a super cool, artisan made skate deck (see photo above). These hand painted decks are arguably the most unique and coveted race prizes in the Wilmington area. Blessed to have been able to run, and race a solid race.
Close to 300 athletes converged on the back-woods rural park last Saturday morning to test their trail running mettle out on either the 3, 9, or 18 mile courses. Was a beautiful day, with start time temperatures nearing 60 degrees under sunny skies, with light breezes. Contrast that to years past where I and others have been huddled in our respective vehicles to stay warm, and/or dry until moments before it was time to run.
Run for Ray is annually one of my favorite races to attend. Not only because it is a unique, picturesque trail race, but the proceeds go directly to the Ray Underhill Foundation, which helps cancer patients and their families. Ray was a professional skate boarder who lost his life to chordoma cancer several years ago. Hence the awards, which are only given to the top 3 males and females in each distance.
The 9 and 18 mile courses start out on a dirt logging road for about 1/2 mile or so before transitioning to single track trails, snaking predominately through a dense, swampy deciduous forest. Per usual, I tired to not start my race out too fast, but wanted to get ahead of most of the assembled field before we all converged into the woods, where it's much harder to pass.
|First part of the race. I'm smiling!
Once on the single track I did pass a few more of my fellow racers, while trying to settle into a comfortably hard pace that I hoped to sustain for the remaining miles. The trails are quite technical in sections... mud slicks, roots, twigs, ruts, sharp/ tight turns, little mogul like jumps, some quick/ short elevation changes. Divine fun and a challenge for sure! Even the most gifted and experienced trail runners can take tumbles on the unforgiving terrain.
From about miles 3 thru 7 I ran with another guy right behind me. We talked a little, mostly I relayed what miles we had just finished per my garmin watch beeping, and about how pace per relative effort was skewed, and also possibly way off per gps error deep in the woods. I didn't know exactly where I was in the field (can't tell who is in 9, or 18 mile race), but figured I was close to the front and was in a pretty good position to snag a cherished board.
And I have learned, especially through race experience of late, that I tend to run my best when being hunted, as opposed to being the hunter. Periodically I could sense either visually (the trails snaked and switch-backed a lot) or audibly several runners just behind me...and in my mind they were setting me up to reel me in. This healthy, if a bit irrational fear tends to serve as an extra little jolt of motivation to help push me thru physiologically some of the inevitable rougher patches in races.
Up ahead was a solitary runner I kept trying to reel in. Slowly, painstakingly I (we) were able over the span of maybe 2 miles to close the gap up to a few precious seconds, or say 20-30 feet worth of single-track trail. But I couldn't seem to bridge that last gap. Simultaneously I was trying to pull away and shake my new friend behind me. His breathing was quite labored at points, yet he kept hanging onto me. And I was pushing about as hard as I possibly could, fully aware that I still had to survive another 3 miles or so.
Left, right, straight, up, down, around, thru we continued to run until I heard a bounded thud behind me, which I knew instantly meant my fellow racer had fallen. I called out without looking back "you ok?" and he responded "yeah." Right after I decided to absorb the brief shock I knew would come, and do what I needed to do to get myself in lock step behind that runner just up ahead. I figured my fallen comrade would not be able to get right up and be able to run hard enough to make it a threesome; therefore putting myself in better position as we neared the last stretches of the race.
And I turned out to be correct. Running and racing can be a bit cruel at times, but such is the nature of our beloved sport. When their is a thin margin separating us, any unforeseen turn of events must shamelessly be exploited. But if anyone of us would become seriously hurt, many a racer, myself included would stop to assist without thinking twice.
I was able to latch on, stay with and just somewhat mindlessly follow the runner in front me for the last mile or 2. At one point my garmin beeped and I called out the mile but he didn't respond, or didn't hear me. Or didn't want to know. I mentally clicked off 1/10s of a mile, each one getting me closer to the end. His breathing sounded quite normal, like he was just cruising along so I guessed that he was in the 18 miler. However I formulated a plan to sit right off his shoulder as we got close to the final 30-40 meters, and try and out kick him to the finish line if such actions became warranted. But they did not, as I was right and he continued forth after saying good job to me (he eventually won the 18 mile race). Was happy to hear as I got close to the finish line that I was the 2nd male finisher to come back home, and out of the labyrinth of trails and vortex like woods.
Great day to run and compete, and I hope god willing to be back again next year-
|Exhausted, but happy as I approach the finish
|Start line: 9, 18 milers


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Fish by Bianca Bagnarelli
After the death of his parents, Milo sees death everywhere. He is at once compelled and disgusted by it, trying to come to terms with his place in the delicate balance of life and death. The pink and purple palette imbues the work with the warmth and long shadows of late summer, while bringing to mind the blood and bruises Milo can't hide. A poignant comic that begs to be reread and pondered.
You can check out some interiors on Comics&Cola.
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Monday, August 31, 2009
Wishlist... Nancybird
delicious, gorgeous nancybird. every now and again, you find a standout. now I know that this brand has been around for a little while, but i feel that its still worth mentioning because these pieces are just too lovely too ignore. xx
so again, it's been a long time in between drinks. you'd think, not hard to write a little something, pop up a pic or two. no, not hard, but sometimes other things get in the way. I have had a lot of things lately.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
I know a lot of things, by Ann and Paul Rand
We all know how much I admire Paul Rand, and Nick has just posted a video interview with him, so I thought I would continue the admiration with some pics of his sweet childrens' book (created along side his wife Ann). Bought this several months ago from the lovely ladies at we heart books. It's been sitting on my shelf as when I showed my little one, he got all excited and now there is a small rip on one of the pages. I was devastated at the time (over it now). So now there it sits on my shelf next to my other children's books that I am keeping safe, the books I purchase for my boys... that are secretly for me (they can have them when they are older and appreciate great design & illustration). Until then, on my shelf they sit. One with a rip.
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There was some discussion on the Bee-L about drizzling bees with syrup. Some beeks and researchers reported bee losses when they were covered with syrup. The discussion segued into potential problems with oxalic dribble.
I agree with Randy Oliver in that I find no problems with oxalic dribble. It must be pointed out that the sugar concentration probably plays a role in any detrimental effects on the bees. The dribble is very light on sugar in our mix.
Disclaimer: Our oxalic trials are just for research. Oxalic is evidently not approved by the Govt. for honeybee mite treatment.
Oxalic acid is available at hardware stores in small amounts as wood bleach and can be obtained in big bags from Wintersun Chemical.
We take a gallon of distilled, dump half out into another empty gallon jug.
Measure 140 grams of oxalic acid on a paper plate on an Ohaus electronic gram postal scale.
Fold the plate to pour the oxalic into the jug.
Top off the jug with HFCS (already cut with 20 % water (bleach always added))
Pour into garden sprayer
Screw tip tight enough to curtail the spray into a dribble.
Lightly smoke the top bars.
Run the tip in the groove between the bars.
If you counted, it may take a count of two seconds to treat one seam. I don't think 3 seconds would harm the bees if the tip is set right to drizzle.
Randy and I have compared some notes on repeated treatments in spring conditions with fresh bee hatches.
NO problems with treatments every 10 days.
I would highly recommend to any beek to always trial any treatment on a limited number of hives before jumping in whole hog. I heard first hand of beeks burning bees with oxalic, killing hives with thymol in high heat conditions, and similar problems with formic.
After using sticky boards and monitoring mite drops in one particular yard with high mite loads (16 in ether roll which would be about 25 in a wash) I can say with confidence that it does drop the mites. 300 in two days on one hive.
I'm off to give the third treatment this weekend to the one particular (forgotten) yard. I'm down to 6 to 7 mites per ether roll now in this one.
I expect to reach less than 2 mites per roll like our regular production hives this year.
I also think most of beekeepers problems can be mostly eliminated if the beekeeper can keep mite loads very low. That's just an opinion.
The proof is in the pudding.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
oxalic drip trials
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The following campaign event summary was submitted by Stacy Hinkley. Stacy attended Barack Obama's Londonderry town hall forum.
There is only one candidate so far in my life that I have felt the need " to do all I can do" for. Today I was not only able to get the day off to show my support for Senator Obama, but had the fun experience of volunteering for the event held at Mack's apples. The crowd was in my opinion mixed and curious. They want to know Senator Obama.
For me , Barack Obama has the essential element of truth. He says it like it is. There seem to be no games played when he talks, no phony cell phone calls from the wife, no say what they want to hear speeches. I am impressed with his style and need to inform the American people about the truth. He is the only reason I am involved in this round of the political process. He is not only a candidate touting hope, but also far stronger than that, he shows us average people we do have a voice, and YES we do count!


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Welcome to The Long and Winding Road to Wellness all ye visitors from the Grow Your Blog Hop!
Not long after I published last week's post I received notification that I'm a Sweat Pink Ambassador! I'm excited to see where this takes me. I already ordered and received 40 #sweatpinklaces to give out for various special achievements over the holidays.
This also adds to the Fitfluential Ambassadorship.
5 Random Things About Me
Since there are new folks visiting as a part of the Hop I thought I'd try another 5 random things about me. It's been a while since I've done one of these so bear with me.
- It's only since starting on this journey that I discovered it's my dream job to be a Wellness Coach and run a Wellness Center. Finding the money to pay for the certification through NETA and getting my foot in the door somewhere without any formal experience and education is proving to be a mighty challenge.
- Growing up I used to be scared of the grates in the sidewalk downtown. I would do everything I could to avoid walking across them. For some reason I had this fear that I'd fall through. Some days it still bothers me but for the most part on my walks I go over them with no problems now.
- I used to regularly dye my hair an auburn color but wouldn't go full red. Can you imagine me as a redhead?
- I took ballet & tap in preschool. My uncoordinated self would be the one you'd often see going the opposite direction from everyone else. Grandma (mom's mom) still has a picture somewhere from a show where this actually happened.
- I've never been drunk. Buzzed but never fully loaded. Every time I tell people this there's always someone that says that they're going to get me drunk but never invite me anywhere to even try.
And now back to our regularly scheduled programming...
THURSDAY I got in more reps during Super Heroine Fitness Episode 3 Adventure 4 Circuit B than the last time despite being sweaty and lightheaded with my nose dripping.
SATURDAY I began the final week with Adventure 1. The first song that popped up on my Pandora was a perfect title for Halloween - Ghosts 'n' Stuff by Deadmou5. After eating lunch Austin and I headed to the library. Austin wore his costume (less the knife). Because it was Irvington's Halloween Festival we had to park about 3/4 mile away and walk in. After picking up our items we checked out the non-food booths but didn't see anything we wanted to buy. It was windy and sprinkled on us a couple of times while trick-or-treating that night. (I had to wear my jacket draped over my shoulders but Austin was hot.)
SUNDAY night I went to bed with the chest and back pain similar to what I've been experiencing during the early phase of a gallbladder attack. I took 4 acetaminophen and went to bed. The pain didn't increase but held steady throughout the night. I think I just dozed and never really slept. I was so sleepy I couldn't bring myself to even do some yoga Monday like I'd planned.
TUESDAY I did Adventure 2 sans sprints. This was for two reasons - I didn't feel like doing sprints of any kind and I took Benny to his first election. Sure, it was only the municipal but he needs to know how it works without the crowds.
How was your week?
Next Tuesday will be the last Super Heroine Fitness workout. I don't yet know what I'll be doing next. I'm considering designing my own program as I had to make many substitutions due to the lack of equipment or ability/comfort in doing some exercises. If you have a program that you recommend or something like a template to help me come up with something please be sure to leave a link in the comments.
I was excited to find out that our team is FINALLY offering a weight maintenance contest! If you're not already involved with Beachbody check out this little press release I wrote up about the contest. I'd love it if you'd join so we can maintain together.


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Social networks.. and the wonders of life & death
Ok Criticize them if you want to, "no one older than 15 should join" blah blah blah. I have been contacted by more old friends via myspace and facebook that I ever was via phone. I gotta be honest. I'm a huge fan, twitter, friendster, myspace, facebook, thisnext, digg and so on... Anyway one of my closest high school friends just emailed me via myspace, and I'm not gonna lie, I looked her up a million times but her name has changed, as did her face, her life and her location so it was impossible to find her.
I'm so happy to hear from her, I can't wait to reconnect, have coffee, a little chat about her new little 2 year old Noah.
On the downside, she spoke of a mutual friend of ours who had recently been killed(she found me via another mutual friend at his funeral) After receiving the news, I did some research and it turns out that our friend Vu was a 7 year veteran of the Sacramento sheriff's department. He was in pursuit of a gang member and was shot in the neck. He died on the operation table this past December. Poor Vu, he was just married.
This is terrible, when I hear of friends dying or getting sick I realize how fragile we actually are. Makes me want to call everyone I know and say "hi, I hope your well and I'm thinking of you"
I feel terrible for his family. I actually know several of Vu's siblings however Phoung, and Ang are the two I knew best. Vu's murderer was just 15, how could a 15 year old already have such a cold heart?
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But I did visit some of my daily reads and find that there is still a lot of tension in Iran, Iraq, Afghani--- well, pretty much everywhere over there. And jack shit is being done about it. Still.
Bush insists that a nuclear-armed Iran will lead to three-peat World War and, as much as he has bumbled things up through his last 2 terms, I am inclined to agree with my former boss on this issue. I wholeheartedly believe that Iran would (will?) use their nukes on Israel. Why wouldn't they? Ahmadinejad has made threats to do so in the past. He is not joking around when he tells the U.S. that he will retailiate if attacked. He wants the old school of Islam to ring true throughout the world and would probably ignite a WWIII to fulfill prophecy. But as pissed off as I get with that guy there is something about him, a sort of Anti-Christ attribute in that when I look at him I think, "Dammit, that's a good looking dude. Too bad he is fucked in the head". I am in no way challenging my sexuality but this guy has a look that people would respond to and follow whatever he said, and not just the fanatical assholes in Iran, but normal people. Kind of like Bill Clinton's look in a way. Clinton came on the scene and ran against Bob Dole. If I hadn't known how crooked Clinton was (is) back then I would have voted for him just on his looks and smooth talk. Anyway, sorry for tangent.
Some U.S. officials say that Iran's nuke program is still a few years away and that the immediate threat is
that in addition to much-publicized explosively formed projectiles -- roadside bombs that can penetrate armored vehicles -- Iran is supplying rocket-propelled grenades, shoulder-fired antiaircraft missiles and large rocket launchers [to Iraq]So, while the "Slick Willy" of Iran maintains a position as a 'hands-off' kind of guy in the Middle East, his fingerprints are all over the receipts of those weapons.
And we are thinking about bombing their nucular(sic) facilities? Are you fucking kidding me? If we were to do that I think that Iran would definitely invade somewhere along the 900-mile Iran/Iraq border and more Americans would die. If we weren't already stretched so thin over there I would be all for it. Bomb that asshole and let's take care of some business. I'm tired of paying more than $3 for a gallon gas. But, and this is a big fat Oprah "but", I think we need to sanction the shit out of them. And I mean really sanction them- not a half assed North-Korea-Kim-Jong-Il-is-throwing-another-shitfit sanction. Iran, much like Hawaii, only has one marketable resource. Hawaii has tourism as its lifeblood cash crop and Iran has its oil. Cut the lifeblood off and the area will dry up like Paris Hilton's crotch on a night vision gangbang video. Of course it will take a few years for Iran to use up its cash reserves from the previous decades' worth of oil sales, but nothing is easy and we are in this for the long run! Castles took months of sieging before they fell and Iran is no different. Maybe a tough sanction would at least keep guns from crossing Iran's border.
But who knows. It is a Mexican standoff of epic proportion and all I can do anymore is wait for Google to update its news feeds.


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Hey everyone! I am the Admin and Founder of The Classic Car wiki. I am looking for some James Bond fans to help me write a quick review of the films and then include info on any classic cars that feature in these films. We are trying to make a guide to films and tv shows that feature classic cars and Bond seems a good place to start as it has a long history. If you would like to see the guide please click here.
All the names in Red are the ones that we need done. If you can think of any more please let me know and I shall add them to the list!
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When I started talking about "Show, don't tell," I didn't realize how much there was to discuss about this little writer's saying, but here we are on part three. The HOW. I'm going to try to show you how to approach building a scene up (SHOW) or breaking it down (TELL).
I'm working on a story right now about a brother and sister fighting over ice cream. In my first draft, I wrote a scene kinda like this. (Imagine two kids outside, complaining of the heat, when they hear the tunes of the ice cream truck coming down their street.)
As I continued revising the story I realized that the kids getting the ice cream wasn't as important as what they did with it after they got it. Sure, it's nice to see them work together and how that plan all clicked into place, but it didn't move the story along fast enough and it wasn't that funny either.
I decided to take a SHOW scene and turn it into a TELL scene, like so:
In my opinion, it is much easier to take a long scene and make it short. All you really have to do is sum it up.
Here's a scene from Mo Willem's DON'T LET THE PIGEON DRIVE THE BUS.
The Pigeon wants to drive the bus and is trying all sorts of different tactics to get the reader (you) to let him. This is all SHOW and there are two pages of it. But what if you didn't have the time? What if you decided that this wasn't one of the more important parts of the story? How would you make it a TELL scene?*
You could say something like, The Pigeon tried bribery, coaxing, and anything else he could think of to gain permission to drive the bus.
The key is getting all the important information in that one or two telling sentences.
*Please understand and I am not suggesting that this book should be any different than it is. Obviously the comedy comes from seeing this Pigeon try all these tactics and I personally think Mo Willems is a master of drawing complex emotions with simple lines. I'm just playing with established stories to illustrate a point.
The bigger challenge, I feel, is taking a moment and drawing it out; taking a TELL and making it a SHOW.
Here's the opening from THE ADVENTURE OF A NOSE by Viviane Schwarz, illustrated by Joel Stewart:
If you wanted to get into why the Nose feels this way, perhaps you would open with a scene that shows Nose in a situation where he doesn't fit in.
You might add dialog with an Eyebrow.
You might describe the scenery, the time, the smells, the sounds.
You might add an internal monologue for the Nose.
Or you might have the Nose notice other things, like other body parts fitting into the scene or a poster saying, "Not fitting in?"
Does the Nose have an interesting reaction to any of this?
All or some of these dimensions can be added to flesh out a scene.
That said, you don't want to build something just to make it bigger. The information has to be important to the plot or to the character. Ideally both.
But don't worry about that too much. Write something. Try something. Whip out a draft, then assess. Do you need to show the reader more here? Do you need to fast-forward to the point there? Rewrite. Re-assess. Rinse. Repeat.
In other news: I'm having a HUGE PRIZE GIVEAWAY to celebrate my 1000th blog post. Go here to enter.


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CLICK for vs UBC Game Notes
Game Information
Date Fri/Sat, January 20/21
Time 7 p.m.
Location Saskatoon, SK
Venue Rutherford Rink
Series ('99) SSK Leads 40-24-2
Last 10 2-7-1-0
Home 22-11
Current Streak SSK W 1
Last Meeting Oct. 8, 2016
5 Things
- Saskatchewan's 5-3 win over UBC on the opening weekend of the season is one of only three losses suffered by the T-Birds all season.
- The last time the Huskies knocked off UBC at home was a Canada West semifinal in 2014, before the Huskies went on to win the conference title.
- After this weekend's games, Kaitlin Willoughby will join Team Canada for two weeks at the 2017 Winter Universiade.
- Friday night is the Huskies Annual Play for a Cure Night. The Huskies will don custom jerseys for the game.
- The jerseys will be sold via silent auction Friday's game with all proceeds going to Choc la Cure in support of the Saskatoon Cancer Centre.
By The Numbers
17 - Lauren Zary continues to lead the Huskies in scoring with 17 points this season on 4 goals and 13 assists.
20 - Goaltender Cassidy Hendricks has made at least 20 saves in 6 straight starts. Her .938 save percentage leads the conference.
87 - Kaitlin Willoughby is second in the Canada West this season with 87 shots on goal. Willoughby leads the Huskies with 8 goals and has added another 8 assists.
92.1 - Saskatchewan boasts the top penalty kill unit in the conference and the second best in U SPORTS at 92.1 percent. The Huskies have allowed just 6 power play goals in 76 times short-handed.
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It was a doldrums kind of week here with more gloomy skies than not. Thus, it was another week of not great photos for the most part. It's pitch-dark as I head to the train station most mornings. The saying "the darkest hour is before the dawn" is definitely right. While I'm not one to wander around Plainfield alone at night, walking to the train in the morning hours is different. The denizens of the dark are finally asleep and, while quiet, the folks I do see on my early morning walk are all heading to work ... just like me.
I come up with nicknames in my mind for those I encounter in my daily journeys:
- There's Banana Man at the Bridgewater Train Station. He parks his car at the Target parking lot across the street to avoid the $4 daily parking fee at the station. He's ALWAYS eating a banana as our paths cross.
- There's Confused Lady at the Plainfield Train Station. She's been taking the early train for a good six months now and still looks confused about where she wants to sit (on the mostly empty train) daily. She also looks befuddled every day when the conductor wants to take her ticket and takes forever to dig through her purse for one. If she catches the train home daily, she'd do better off with a monthly ticket, but it just might confuse her.
- There's the Waving Man outside Everybody's Food Market on East Front Street. He doesn't work for, but hangs around the market -- a Jamaican/West Indies run establishment -- during business hours. He arrives before the store opens, moves the newspaper stack out of the elements and sits in his car, apparently awaiting the person who opens. He always waves and says hello.
- There's Spike Lee Lookin' Dude with the shih tzu doggie. He usually has a cup of coffee in one hand, the dog leash in the other. We greet, small talk about the weather and go our separate ways.
- There's the regular bunch of Latino workers awaiting rides. These aren't guys looking for work -- they definitely have steady landscaping and/or construction jobs. They buy their breakfasts at the restaurant which used to be Mi Ranchito (don't think it still is) on East Front Street and tote small coolers for their lunches. They often say good morning in unison as I pass by.
|Yay! Acorn season!
This squirrel at the Plainfield Train Station was one busy little dude.
|Getting colorful
The foliage is still being very selective around here. Some trees, mostly smaller ones, are already barren. But, many trees are still green. I took this from North Avenue looking towards the Friends Meeting House on Watchung Avenue, Plainfield.
|Storm clouds coming in
This is one of the lamps at the Bridgewater Train Station aglow early as the clouds darken the skies.
|Signs of the season
Yep, the leaves are turning colors and political signs for one candidate or another abound. East Front Street, Plainfield.
|This is getting a bit ridiculous
Man, if I had property where politicians wanted to erect mini-billboard signs, I would feel compelled to charge them. Every year we have a plethora of political signs, but this is the first time I've seen these spring up. It's getting out of hand. East Front Street, Plainfield.
|The lonely llama
This poor little lonesome llama sits in the window of an abandoned storefront on Watchung Avenue in Plainfield.
|Red skies in the morning ...
Sailors take warning. Yup, despite this glorious sunrise near the Bridgewater Train Station, clouds and rain overtook the skies. It was just about the only sunrise I saw this week. It was too overcast the other days.
|Let there be mums!
Even though some roses are hanging in there throughout town, it's time for the mums to be the star of the season. These and the following mums were in baskets lining porch stairways on Berckman Street in Plainfield.
|More mums!
|Not grapes
These not grapes grow this time of the year at the Bridgewater Train Station. I'm not sure what they are, but I would NOT eat them. That said, something eats them, perhaps birds.
|My limo
Coming home to grey skies once again this week. I usually sit on the upper deck. It wiggles a bit, but I don't mind. Motion sickness isn't a fear unless I'm spinning around in circles and hung upside-down as in some amusement park rides. I used to be good at them. Not so much these days. NJ Transit, Plainfield Train Station.
|Ticket scofflaws
Dang. There are repair garages on East Fourth Street in Plainfield. If I can tell that they push these cars out of the bays to the streets daily and put old tickets on them so they won't get new tickets ... why doesn't the Parking Authority notice? This is DAILY. Some of the tickets they put on them are all weather-worn. It's bad enough these businesses block the sidewalks with cars and pedestrians have to go into the street to pass. Grr.
That said, I always liked the old Datsun 240-280Z cars. Blue would be better.
|Pink and pretty
It's not only just mums this time of year ... these also spring to life. I'm not sure what they are. East Front Street, Plainfield.
|The "friendly" tree
This is the big tree on the front lawn of the Friends Meeting House (Watchung Avenue, Plainfield). Although it's colorful, it seems a bit more sparse this year. It lost many branches in Sandy last fall. The huge colorful tree across the street from my apartment is totally gone. I miss its reds.
|What's he got?
Whatever it is, he really dug for it. I have no clue. It looks almost like a cicada, but it could be some sort of trash of some kind. Plainfield Train Station.
|Can you touch your nose, Vincent?
What a cat! He's a purring machine!


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Mint? Peach? Ivory? Champagne? How do you choose a wedding color palette to suit your unique style? Today we're showing you how to choose a wedding color palette with five of the best wedding color palette resources. Your wedding is all about color and it's easier to find a perfect color palette than ever before! Read on to get inspired with the five best wedding color palette resources, find out how you can score FREE custom color swatches sent straight to your door, add a few new websites to your radar, and more! Enjoy!
Wedding Color Palette
We begin with our newest favorite wedding color palette resource: FREE custom color swatches from MagnetStreet!
1. Get FREE custom color swatches!
Our friends (+ some of the sweetest people ever) at MagnetStreet have been busy behind-the-scenes creating free wedding color palette samples for couples around the globe. You can visit their website and select a few of your favorite colors, fill out a quick form, and ta-da: FREE wedding color palette swatch cards will be delivered right to your door. Amazing, right? And that's just the beginning. You can even have get a visual of how your custom wedding color palette will look on some of their best-selling items like wedding stationery, invitations, save the date magnets, favor boxes… even water bottle labels! Just ask for a sample when ordering your color palette swatches. It's that easy. Get started with their sample request form here. Here's an example of what you'll receive in the mail…
Don't just take our word for it: go see for yourself! Grab free wedding color palette swatches here.
2. Make your own inspiration boards + pinboards on Pinterest for color inspiration.
Kick it old-school and make inspiration boards using photos ripped from magazine pages; glue into a notebook you can take with you (or glue to a large piece of cardboard). As you add more photos, you'll see colors that repeat, which will clue you into your best-suited color palette. Prefer to utilize technology? Use your smart phone or computer to make virtual pinboards on Pinterest (follow us!) so you can take inspiration with you.
This is from our Pink board.
3. Browse wedding color palettes from Real Weddings.
Browse Real Weddings + get inspired by real color palettes from brides just like you. Another resource is to check out The Perfect Palette where our friend Chrissy Ott pulls the best wedding colors from Real Weddings and even lets you search by color. She contributed these wedding inspiration boards by color in the past and we're still swooning over the choices, especially this purple-inspired palette.
middle row: calligraphy, handmade earrings, chapel, ring, escort card display.
bottom row: pretty bouquet, bridal party, purple necktie, bridal party attire
Another great resource is Bridal Guide which offers wedding ideas by particular color.
4. Create a color palette FROM A PHOTO.
Have a photo and want a particular color from it? Now you can thanks to this Pictaculous, a color palette generator created from a photo.
To test it, we used this wedding photo (by Michelle Gardella) recently featured in this vintage Real Wedding.
… and here is the resulting palette:
And, just for kicks, we created an 'Emmaline Bride' color palette using our banner…
… and the result was the following palette…
Love it.
5. Think outside the wedding box!
You can find some amazing color scheme ideas from outside the wedding world, too! Check out home decorating ideas + color schemes from places like Better Homes and Gardens to inspire your reception space. Visit home supply stores and check out paint ships to find your perfect shade. Use nature as your guide: for spring or summer, borrow hues from favorite flowers. (You may also find your perfect wedding bouquet while doing so.) Fall brides: utilize natural colors found on leaves like rich golds, oranges, and reds. Winter: be on the lookout for an icy-cool palette, like white, silver, and light blue.
DISCUSS: What are your tips for picking a perfect wedding color palette? What will your color palette be? Share in the comments below!
Happy Planning!
About the Author
Emma Arendoski is the author of the ultimate wedding book, The Handcrafted Wedding, and editor of EmmalineBride.com. Grab a copy of her book here! You can follow her on Twitter @EmmalineBride.


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P2534 code definition
A P2534 trouble code indicates that the PCM has detected a problem in the ignition switch run position circuit.
Codes related to a P2534 trouble code include: P2530, P2531, P2532, P2533, P2535, P2536, P2537, and P2538.
What the P2534 code means
A P2534 trouble code is stored when the input reference voltage from the ignition switch run position circuit falls below the manufacturer's recommended minimum voltage. The code storage also causes the Check Engine light to illuminate in most circumstances, though some vehicles require multiple failure cycles before the Check Engine light comes on.
What causes the P2534 code?
A common cause of a P2534 trouble code is a defective or misadjusted ignition switch. Other causes of a P2534 trouble code include:
- Burned fuses or fusible links
- A bad or defective battery or alternator
- Open, shorted, or corroded wiring and/or connectors
- Excessive corrosion on the battery cables
What are the symptoms of the P2534 code?
Symptoms of a P2534 trouble code include a no start or delayed start condition, in addition to the Check Engine light illuminating. A red charging system failure light might also occur with a P2534 trouble code.
How does a mechanic diagnose the P2534 code?
In order to properly diagnose a P2534 trouble code, the mechanic needs an advanced scanner, a manufacturer's wiring schematic for the vehicle in question, and a digital volt/ohmmeter. The mechanic should diagnose the problem by performing the following:
Using the wiring schematic, visually inspect all ignition switch wiring and connectors.
If the code returns after replacing any faulty wiring or connectors, check the battery voltage and grounding signals at the ignition switch using the digital volt/ohmmeter.
If either the battery voltage circuits or ignition switch ground circuits are open, check for circuit continuity using the digital volt/ohmmeter. Make sure to disconnect any control modules from the circuit to avoid damage while testing.
Check both fuses and fusible links to make sure one or the other is not blown.
After making repairs, the mechanic should retest the system to see if the code returns.
Common mistakes when diagnosing the P2534 code
A common mistake made in conjunction with a P2534 trouble code is for the mechanic to replace the battery when the fault actually lies with the alternator or ignition switch.
How serious is the P2534 code?
A P2534 trouble code can ultimately lead to a no start condition with the engine if left unrepaired. At best, it may lead to intermittent starting problems with the vehicle. Vehicle owners should get a P2534 trouble code diagnosed as it could indicate more serious problems with components such as the battery, alternator, and related wiring, connectors, and cables.
What repairs can fix the P2534 code?
When repairing and clearing a P2534 trouble code, a mechanic should do the following:
Replace or repair any damaged, shorted, or corroded wiring, connectors and other components.
The mechanic should also make sure that all connectors are securely connected before moving on to other areas.
Mechanics should also replace the battery or alternator, or possibly both, if the problem lies there.
In addition to the battery, the mechanic should clean all corrosion off of the battery connectors and cables, replacing any cables if the corrosion is too bad.
Upon checking the fuses and fusible links, the mechanic should replace any fuses that are blown.
Additional comments for consideration regarding the P2534 code
If the problem persists after making the necessary repairs, connect the advanced scanner to the diagnostic connector to download all stored trouble codes and other related data. This can help the mechanic diagnose an intermittent condition. If the code fails to immediately return upon clearing, more than likely you have an intermittent condition. Keep in mind that you might need to let an intermittent condition worsen before the mechanic can make a correct diagnosis.
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Over the past few years, my grandma-in-law has been passing her craft supplies down to me. She has been filling my craft closet with vintage treasures of lace, fabric, and lots of amazing buttons. She didn't just buy buttons, she would painstakingly cut them off clothes that were no longer wearable. So the different collections passed down to me, were grown over decades of deciding what was valuable enough to buy, and then what was valuable enough to keep.
Two weeks ago, this sweet woman passed away and we're are all saying goodbye in our different ways. Today, I'm sorting through sewing notions and thread– my last gift of hand me downs from Grandma. She would always tell me, "You're the only one that does this stuff anymore. You will actually use it."
So now I'm making the hard decisions. What can I make for the little girls, her great-grandkids, so that they will remember her? How do I use these vintage tools that I've never seen on Pinterest? How do I continue what she started long ago?
Because she loved so well with her sewing and crafts. Not just the family, but strangers too! She would buy teddy bears and stuffed animals at garage sales and thrift stores. Then take them home and clean them up. Give them a new smile or eyes. And tie a bow on them. Around Christmas time, Grandma and Grandpa would drive around to the roughest parts of town, passing the them out to whatever kids they could find.
I've learned so much from her over the last 14 yrs of having her as my grandma. I want to honor her with the tools and supplies she's left behind. And I want to continue to pass down the lessons she taught with her life.


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Age of the Narcissist
We are living in a dangerous era. That of the Malignant Narcissist.
I do not say this lightly; in fact I have wanted to skirt around introducing such a dramatic statement for days now considering that you, the reader, have no idea who I am nor have I really shown you any true basis for you to trust my credentials for knowing this. I have also left quite a number of topics open within the last few posts that still require further thought from myself.
So, why the hurry to introduce this?
This kind of statement has the propensity of undoing any kind of credibility that I may have gathered thus far. It may further add weight to my readers judgement that I should be taken no more seriously than light entertainment on a boring rainy night while sipping a glass of wine. Alternatively, it may help connect a few more dots for some people.
All I can do is follow my instinct. It is demanding that I write this, so that's what I will do. Whatever happens after that will be what it needs to be.
This post will centre around the term, the effect this has had and what I propose is the truth.
Narcissistic Personality Disorder is within the Diagnostic Manual for Mental Disorders.
The term Narcissism centres around that banal myth about the beautiful little boy who spends his youth flouncing about and shuns the advances of a pretty little ghostie. Revenge is taken upon him by another ghostie, making him spend the rest of his days admiring his own reflection – loving only himself – alone.
Whoever in Higher Authority decided to name Narcissism after the famous little flouncer and then class it as a mental disorder really did know what they were doing.
In one fantastic psychology sweep, evil was given somewhere to hide and flourish while all wrapped up in some cutesy naive wrapping paper.
I would even go so far as to point the finger towards this Higher Authority as being a MN themselves…offering refuge to all 'his/her' cronies.
I am appalled that Malignant Narcissism has managed to disguise itself so effectively that it is classed as a 'disorder'. I am further appalled that these creatures have been protected to such a great extent that should you say to anyone "What do you think Narcissism is?" they will cite this banal myth and no further seriousness will be applied.
Look up Narcissism on the web and you will see for yourself.
Narcissism is generally viewed as some sort of over-inflamed vanity within the 'beautiful people' demographic. Sometimes, I hit upon a person who can see that the Narcissist will generally put themselves before others but even then there is a limit to this – there will always be, according to this kind of observer, someone who comes before the Narcissist …there will always be that special someone who the Narcissist places first…there it is again – Anthro-ing.
Generally though, Narcissism isn't seen as a threat to anyone but to the Narcissist, which only results in harm to others indirectly by not being a 'team player'. The general consensus is that one day the Narcissist will grow old, lose their looks, lose whatever quality that they have which "made" them a Narcissist and 'then they will learn, oh how they will learn tut tut silly billy's.'
It – Narcissism – is a term that has become rapidly highly revered as being a quality of the successful, confident, self – esteemed, beautiful and smart people among us. Children are growing up with a skewed sense of what it means – and what it takes – to be successful. Adults are teaching the impressionable next generation that every 'weak' emotion should be repressed and confidence is 'out for yourself at any cost'.
'Weak' emotions are those emotions that I will class as innate self defence against Narcissism. Upset, empathy, anger (towards those wrong doers), tears, caring, nurturing, fight or flight etc. are mocked and ridiculed. The sensitive (another term high-jacked by MN's and their derivatives to buckle the human qualities and render our defences immobile through self doubt of what our bodies are trying to tell us – danger! danger! danger!) among us are bullied into repressing and hiding these qualities in order to survive the Narcissistic jungle.
The purposeful repression of these 'weak' emotions – through years of oppression and then years of conditioned self repression for the sake of survival within a Narcissistic environment – by the Higher Authorities in one's life and then by oneself (parents are usually first point of contact for human quality repression which then primes the victim for a lifetime of submission towards other MN's and its derivatives) means that we start to see a surge in "Personality/Character Disorders" within the Mental Health Field and wider society.
This is because energy can never be destroyed, only transformed. If these 'weak' emotions are the very thing that makes a human reach their potential of following their truth path and act as a defence mechanism against harm, then it makes sense that the repression of said qualities against the natural order will result in the corruption of qualities into a manifestation perverted opposites.
Now, let us not forget that I am arguing that it is Malignant Narcissists that are at the top of the Heirarchy. They are, in and of themselves, Malignant masters and have been born like this. There is nothing that we can do to change this as they are part of the natural order just as much as its opposite. What is required is balance and during this era, I am arguing, the MN's have tipped the scales with many humans falling from their scale into the MN's.
Narcissists (garden variety) are a by product of the MN's. They are the foot soldiers, so to speak. They have a place within every facet of our life from media, health, schools, religion, food, celebrity, government, pharmaceutics etc. etc. For every facet filled with Narcissists there will be at least one MN, related or not to those Narcissists, heading the facet either from up front or behind. Like I said before, they have their own language so MN's generally do not need to be so overt with their intentions, they build the ground work and then live as a figure head while the Narcissistic working ants ensure it flourishes.
Going back to the Mental Health classifications;
This kind of glossy marginalisation within the general public and the protection within the mental health field by classing it as a 'disorder' means that these creatures have succeeded in the ultimate wolves in sheep's clothing and the complete annihilation of world balance is coming to the forefront.
My assertion is this;
Malignant Narcissism is the cause of all evil within this world. Every known abuse, travesty, perversion and corruption was/is by the hands of MN's.
Garden variety Narcissism is based on youthful damage by MN's and its derivatives and generally never recover to join their truth path as they fill their emptiness with 'false idols' which leaves them eternally hungry.
Malignant Narcissists are born MN's. They provide a steady stream of 'false idol' meals to the eternally hungry and so, are protected as being of value.
MN's and Narcissists create all the other 'disordered' people within psychiatry's DSM through their abuses. The plug monkeys are those quirky, chaotic little crack pots that you 'either love or hate like Marmite' and they proclaim 'this is me, take me or leave me' in their Narcissistic defensive flouncy way. Borderline Personality, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Depersonalisation, Anti Social, Psychotic, Sociopathic etc. etc.
Sociopathic – I will need to sit on this one for a while before I can commit to this group being a plug monkey.
Psychiatry and those blundering sycophantic idiots below them have effectively lumped in MN's victims in with their abusers and turned the abusers into victims.
Whether it is one victim or millions, Malignant Narcissism weapon of choice is abuse of others for their own means.
The reason for abuse is to destroy your good and your truth path.
One of the quickest and easiest ways to destroy good, is to get them when they are young.
They will then go on to spread chaos and if they find themselves in the system (mental health) they will be viewed as the cause and filled with drugs to keep them 'level'. Filling these wretched souls with prescribed drugs just ensures that the victim is further blamed, subdued and made to distrust their 'weak' human qualities; leaving them at the mercy of the debase.
These poor wretched souls will, at worst live a chaotically destructive life and at best be a walking medicine cabinet with severe esteem issues and a blinkering light above their head saying 'I'm easy fodder'.
Higher Authorities have you fooled.
Look at it this way.
What do the Higher Authorities gain from lumping in the abusers in with the victims?
Of course, I am not so naive to think that I can sweep everyone in Higher Authority with the MN brush. There are very good people in Authority who have human qualities that can make a difference.
What I am saying is, they are in the minority precisely because of their human qualities. The war isn't a class issue nor is it a gender issue within gaining Higher Authority positions.
The war is between the inhuman MN's and those who have human qualities. Human qualities are both a strength and weakness. The weakness is we care for others and want to help one another. The strength is we care for others and want to help one another.
Believe that we live in a Malignant Narcissist era means that one must believe that evil exists. This means that we need to temporarily suspend our human qualities in order to fully grasp this. This is quite impossible for good, kind, decent human beings and I wish for you to keep that close to your hearts and cultivate it.
What I propose is this;
Whether you believe in a God, creator, No God, Humanist, Scientologist etc. The fact is you believe – without 100% infallible proof – and generally, live your life based on this belief. I propose that we have the infallible proof required to state that opposites exist, and a balance is required should we want to avoid extinction. Perhaps, this could be viewed as a Darwinian argument – death of the less evolved – and I am merely fighting for something that has no place in this world anymore…fighting for the Panda, so to speak.
Of course, mutations will happen and they will be apprehended and used for coming generations or disregarded but my argument is that on a macro level (Universal) things are never completely extinct. They transform and move on. On a micro level, it will be viewed as extinction, finale, final curtains.
Human qualities have not ceased to be useful, they are just being plundered and corrupted by a majority and one needs to believe again in worth and potential to fulfil that worth with integral honesty.
Evil (for want of a better word, of course) is a natural state of being. Good (again, for want of a better word) is also, a natural state of being.
Evil do not see themselves as threats, because they are non threatening to themselves. They do not see themselves as evil i.e. harmful/destructive. They are just being honest to their path.
They are following their own 'truth path'. For our own self preservation, that of being their opposite, it is our purpose to maintain a balance and live alongside the opposite but never allow an over run of the opposite to tip the scales.
Correcting my past assertion; Evil flourishes in the absence of truth. Truth flourishes in the absence of evil. So it would make perfect sense that the battle is with the goal of flourishing.
Presently, the balance is in their favour.
So, what do I suggest that we do?
Follow their lead.
Yes, you heard me. Follow their lead.
MN's/derivatives will never back down, will never switch off, will never compromise. They follow their path with such loyalty (the only loyalty that you will see from them) and dogged determination that we, find ourselves in the era that we do.
We need to stand firm, stand consistent, never compromise our goodness. We need to follow our own truth path with such loyalty and determination that we open up a new era of human potential. We need to take our power back.
We won't be able to completely eradicate evil, the opposite, but by consistently denying our truth path we are allowing the opposite to over run and work towards a nothing – ness that will ultimately destroy everything, including themselves.
Just try and do something that is in line with your truth path. Cultivate your goodness and believe in yourself. Listen to your inner soul and follow it. Protect and reciprocate.
The battle may be winning for them but the war isn't over.


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Your favorite parallel card based on the parallel, not the player.
1998 Fleer Tradition was a fun set to collect, in my opinion. The Vintage '63 was an insert set randomly inserted in both series 1 and 2. However today's challenge is all about parallels, not inserts. The Vintage '63 set had its own parallel set, Classic '63. These cards were serially numbered to 63 each and weren't the easiest to pull. I remember because I was floored when I pulled a low numbered Derek Jeter back in the day.
Other than the serial number printed in gold foil on the card's back, the front yellow diamond was replaced with gold foil. This makes the Classic '63 cards stand out from the normal Vintage '63 cards. I guess it's the overall clean design and the serial number that makes this set attractive to me. I may be able to come up with another favorite parallel if I had more time and energy to think, but this is the first thing that jumped out at me when I read this day's challenge.


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6 Stocked Ponds & Great Hunting
Rainey Morris Rd. : Augusta, GA 30802
Columbia County, Georgia
Farm Description
This property is great! 6 stocked ponds on the tract. Three of the ponds are stocked with catfish and three with bass/bream. Tract has trophy deer, turkey, hog, & rabbit hunting. Brick home is 2000SF with 4Br/2Ba with detached garage. This would make a great retreat site for churches, businesses or families. The home is furnished and some equipment such as tractor, bush hog, sickle mower are included. With a tract this size the possibilities are endless! Call the office for more details. Has been subdivided or can be bought as a whole.


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A new investigative report calls into question thousands of diagnostic tests for Lyme disease.
Lyme is a problematic disease. It can be tough to treat, and even tougher to diagnose. The Food and Drug Administration recommends a test that works fairly well. It identifies about 300,000 new cases of Lyme disease a year, mostly in the northeast.
The test doesn't catch every case of Lyme disease, however. As investigative reporter Beth Daley discovered, for-profit labs have cropped up, offering their own test for Lyme disease.
"The reason people go to these other tests is that they are really sick," Daley said. "They go for an FDA test, and it is negative. Then they start shopping around to other doctors. There is a group of doctors out there who will diagnose you with Lyme, not using the same criteria that the medical establishment does, and many of them will rely on these tests."
The problem is that because of an FDA loophole, these labs are not required to scientifically prove that their tests actually identify the disease. These tests cost anywhere from $100 to $1,000, and many times are not covered by health insurance. "You have to be very careful," Daley said, "because you don't know which ones are good, and it comes down to you have to trust the lab's word. I don't want to do that. There are unscrupulous people out there, and as a result, I may say, people are being diagnosed with Lyme, or not diagnosed with Lyme, and being given inappropriate treatment."
New York is the only state that requires labs to scientifically prove their Lyme tests work. Beth Daley's report can be found at the New England Center for Investigative Reporting website, necir.org.


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Staging an Intervention
My sweet Bear has put his foot down. He has ordered me to not borrow anymore books from the library. In addition, I can't buy any more new ones.
It seems I have an addiction. An addiction to books. My nightstand is filled with books in the cabinet and overflowing with books on top. Several of the books, Bear & Lamb are waiting for me to read so we can talk about them. I have so many, I think it would take me two years or more to read them all.
Yet, even though I own all these books, I still borrow from the library. I *have* to read those books first so that others can read them. And so that I don't have to write my paycheck over to them for fines.
It's a vicious cycle. A cycle that Bear intends to stop. Right.Now.
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Welcome to the July 16th version of Thursday Thunks!
(which we always seem to post on Wednesday)
Where we make you think a little bit before you blog!
Where we make you think a little bit before you blog!
This week we will answer some crazy questions brought to you by
Kimber, the number 15 and the color of windows.
1. Do you know anyone with heterochromia? Does it freak you out or do you think it's interesting?
Ok so I had to go look it up. The cat picture should have given it away. Where the hell did you come up with this one, Kimber? Did you seriously know what it was before today?
I did have a cat once that looked almost like this one. His name was Milo. He would get neighborhood cats to chase him into our yard and then he would stand just inside the area that Max's tie-out could reach. Max didn't like cats that weren't his, so he'd go after them. Imagine the surprise when the cat would think it was about to catch Milo and a big dog would come after it!
2. Should a 5th face be added to Mount Rushmore? If so, who?
Mel Gibson. It would be the most beautiful monument in the history of monuments.
3. If you could live on any planet other than earth, which one would you choose and why?
Pluto. I don't give a rats ass if it's not a planet. I'm gonna live there just to say it is.
4. We're going to spend the night at a reportedly haunted location, are you going with us?
If so, which reportedly haunted place are we going?
I wonder if Johnny Cash's place is now haunted by him. Maybe thats the only way I could ever meet him.
5. Did you play The Queen's Meme this week? If so, was it fair of The Queen to put Berleen in the dungeon by association with Kimber? (We all know Kimber deserved it, but Berleen?!)
I did and it's unfair. Why the hell am I always associated with that troublemaker, Kimber? I mean, seriously! I did the Sunday Stealing meme without crabbing about Judd's choice. I didn't want him killed - she did!
6. What color is the towel(s) hanging in your bathroom?
I don't do one color scheme. Right now there is a Spongebob towel, a magenta one and a white one. The real question is - do you wash your towels after each shower? Try to explain to my demons that, if you did it right, you are clean when you get out of the shower so there is no need for me to do 2 loads of towels every week. I think I'm just going to start hanging the towels out on the line without fabric softner so they don't want to take a new towel everyday. Maybe once they get one un-crunchy they will stick with it. Yeah. I think I'll try that.
7. Tell us something funny that happened to you recently.
I threw a rat at Kimber and she named the stupid thing.
8. We just bought you a cow. Do you kill it & grill it, feed it & milk it, or sell it?
Kill & grill, baby. This ain't no catch & release family. Ok maybe with fish.
Speaking of cows. I bought 10lbs of hamburger this weekend - plackaged it up and froze it. I took one package out last night and started frying it up. It smelled like dirty stinky feet. It was gross. I took the cooked hamburger and the frozen stuff back to the store last night and got an exchange on fresher meat.
9. It's 115 degrees outside (46 degrees Celsius), are you able to go without Air Conditioning?
If I have to, sure. If they could do it 100 years ago, so can I. I'd go sit my butt in the lake if nothing else. I hate AC though - always have. I get headaches from it.
10. When you visit the zoo do you wonder which animal tastes better with a bit of butter & spices?
I always drool when I see the elk. Elk is damn good meat.
11. Dog ate your homework/work papers. Does it crap out Shakespeare, quantum physics, or just crap?
Knowing me as I do, it would probably be math. I wish I could have had a dog eat my math homework. God I hated that stuff.
12. We are taking you to a broadway show, what are we going to see?
Um.... can you just surprise me?
13. Gunshots in your neighborhood. Pop, pop, pop. Do you go out to take a look, or hide?
I'd be the dumbass that would go look. I'm stupid that way.
But hey... if you really miss us you can always join us over at the InsanityCafe Community & Forums. It's a small online community that offers some sanity to our strange world. And hey... you think Thursday Thunks is weird? You ain't seen nothing yet! (and we hand out free meds!) Im gonna keep this going until every last one of you join us over there. It's been awful slow over there recently and we really need some new blood to spice things up. We have about 15 members right now that are somewhat active - summertime sucks for forums. It's not a busy place, honest! Less than 10 posts a day usually. Just think of it as shortened blogging! LOL


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Reuters Profiles OKC's 'Video Vigilante'
From Reuters ~ For a man who surprises prostitutes and their customers with a video camera to announce, "You're busted, buddy," Brian Bates is remarkably unscathed.
No visible scars, no missing limbs.
After 15 years of exposing, documenting and railing against street prostitution in Oklahoma City, Bates is known as the "video vigilante." It's a moniker the local TV stations hung on him years ago after they noticed recurring police reports about a man making prostitution complaints with videotaped evidence.
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First up is this ugly thing. I have no idea what it is suppose to be (a display maybe?), but I didn't buy it for the state it is in currently. I bought it for the hardware stuck haphazardly all over it. I've mentioned a couple of times I am refurbishing a 1900 Shotgun house and I think this doorknob will be perfect. I also love the hooks and plan to make something for the bathroom (or kitchen). I plan basically dismantle this entire thing and reuse almost all of it in new ways (the wood will be outside shelves for my plants).
Close up of the beautiful hardware!
I cannot resist (cheap) milk glass. I have been hoarding it for years. As soon as I have better lighting in this house (i.e. after spring equinox), I'll do a collection post and share with you all that I have displayed. I have a lot. Perhaps you noticed another thing I hoard in this photograph: Miss Virgin Mary. I hoard vintage Mary planters as well. Despite a complete lack of religious bones, I heart, heart, heart Religionalia! I'll share that major collection on another day.
OK, it seems this was the weekend for finding all my classic collectibles. I really don't collect the really 'baby' planters anymore, but I could not resist this cutie lamb. I love it and did not already have it! I guess I can show you that (really) major collection one day as well. The other item is a glass storage container with a lid. I was thinking about buying one from Target this week, but I the thrift goddess prevailed! I plan to store dirt in it. Yes, you read correctly, I need a container to store seed starting soil as I am tired of leaky bags.
And, last-not-least, another great shelf. As a collector (i.e. see all of the above) I can always use more ways to show things off. My goal in the next couple of months is to purge and organize my collections. I am so tired of boxes. I know I have treasures packed away and I cannot wait to get them dusted and on display. This shelf will be slightly altered by adding vintage numbers to each of the boxes. I am thinking my cameras will fit nicely here. Yes, cameras...been hoarding those for years too.
Overall, I had a great thrifting weekend! How about you?
Linking to the these fun parties: Thriftasaurus, Nifty Thrifty, Apron Thrift Girl


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PEMBROKE PINES -- Donna Caputo appears to be one of the most energetic tennis professionals in South Florida. Appearances in this case are everything.
She is filled with energy. And now that the city has remodeled her office making room for a small tennis pro shop in comfortable surroundings, she couldn`t be happier.
Caputo is a teaching professional.
She enjoys anything that has to do with tennis.
For the past two years, the Kennedy Park Tennis Center professional has been both dedicated to her profession and the progress of her students. Caputo is an avid proponent of the United States Tennis Association and she enjoys jumping into new endeavors racket first, like hosting this summer`s June 14-15 Lipton Iced Tea Doubles tournament.
Caputo also is a member of the United States Professional Tennis Association.
She has been involved in her sport since she was 6. Now that Caputo is 31, she is positive she made the right decision to pursue tennis at an early age.
As a child, Caputo lived on Miami Beach and spent almost as much time with her family at LaGorce Country Club as she did in her own home. Her family`s active interest in recreational enjoyment wore off.
Caputo chose between tennis and golf. She could have participated in both. Her parents did. But Donna wanted to be more than just good. She wanted to excel.
To do that she had to devote herself to just one sport.
``My parents were golfers,`` said Caputo, Kennedy Park Tennis Center`s director of tennis. ``They love it. They played it all the time while we kids were swimming or doing something else at the club.
``I tried golf, but it was a little slow for me. I`ve always been a very active person. Hyper. I`ve got to keep moving. I`ve always had an enormous amount of energy. I know I`ll explode if I don`t use it up.``


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Chinese Whispers
I'm telling you that Monkey Peaches told me that Sina told them that Chow Yun Fat has pulled out of John Woo's The Battle of Red Cliff. The film(s) is/are already shooting. Apparently, he was keen enough to sign that he took a significant pay cut but the script arrived very late and gave him little time to prepare for the role in Mandarin, not his first language.


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It's replacement was and still is a total pain to set up so I bought a DELL inspire something. It's 2x the size of my note books. When setting up the couple of email accounts (one I use mainly for this blog) I realized I hadn't saved my user info. Well now due some fancy searching I found PositiveLines email account and here's my first entry on the DELL.
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Movie quotes:
"As I drove off it was still raining, and the drops streaked down the windshield like tears."
- Al Roberts (Tom Neal)
"She was facing straight ahead, so I couldn't see her eyes. She was young - not more than 24. Man, she looked like she had been thrown off the crummiest freight train in the world! Yet in spite of that, I got the impression of beauty, not the beauty of a movie actress, mind you, or the beauty you dream about with your wife, but a natural beauty, a beauty that's almost homely, because it's so real."
- Al Roberts (Tom Neal)
At a glance:
Detour is seminal American film noir on a 'B' movie budget: a dark tale where fate deals a stacked deck to an innocent man
Our review (with spoilers):
A troubled piano player hitchhikes cross country to join the love of his life; bad luck and bad decisions cause him to get involved with murder, crime, and the wrong people.
Al Roberts (Tom Neal) initially believes he is lucky to be picked up by Charles Haskell (Edmund MacDonald), who just happens to be driving all the way to Roberts' destination, Los Angeles. Although Haskell is a con man, he doesn't seem to be playing Roberts as a mark. But Haskell brings bad luck. He passes out while resting while Roberts drives. When Roberts opens Haskell's door, Haskell falls to the ground, hits his head on a rock, and dies. Roberts thinks the cops will not believe the truth, so he hides Haskell's body and continues driving. His plan is to ditch the car in LA and put the whole incident behind him. But he foolishly picks up a female hitchhiker, Vera (Ann Savage). Haskell has mentioned picking up a woman earlier, and this is that women. She knows that Roberts is not Haskell and gets him to confess about what happened. She then blackmails him, first forcing him to sell the car, and then asking him to get involved deeper and deeper.
Detour is a fascinating gem. When it began, the opening diner scene felt dated and stale. But before long, the film draws you in. It changes tone and becomes something timely, timeless. The danger of circumstance, the perils of bad luck, and the heartbreak of bad decisions are portrayed deeply. None of these basic themes have changed, and the message and mood is still meaningful.
This seminal noir is referenced by film historians as evidence of how to make a great thriller on a shoestring. The notoriety of the movie was strengthened by the unusual circumstances involving the off-screen life of Tom Neal. Years later, Neal murdered his third wife with a bullet to the back of the head and was convicted of manslaughter.
Rating: 3 of 4
Other reviewers said:
"It lives on, haunting and creepy, an embodiment of the guilty soul of film noir. No one who has seen it has easily forgotten it."
- Roger Ebert (Chicago Sun-Times)


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What are you reading on Monday? is a weekly meme hosted by Rachel at Home Girl's Book Blog where you post books completed last week and plans for upcoming books. Jump over to her blog and see who else is participating.
Books I've read this weekDue to germ gremlins, I haven't read much this week. I've read all of
Alien Invaders: Zillah the Fanged Predator by Max Silver
Children's, 7 years +
(Ordinarily I'm not scared of spiders, but I was scared of this spider-like alien!)
I am half way through the following:
Vampirates #3 Blood Captain by Justin Somper
Children's, 9 years +
(So far the series is 10/10 - I love how the chapters switch between the twins - I prefer Grace but Connor has lots of drama too!!)
Angels Unlimited: #1 Winging It by Annie Dalton
Children's, 9 years +
(Being dead is way more work than Mel realised, and more dangerous. So far it's a 10/10 read.)


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