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Running on empty Jackson Browne
[D]Looking out at the road rushing un[A]der my wheels
[D] [A] [D]Looking ba[A]ck at the years gone by like so many summer fields
[D] [A] [D] [A]In sixty-five I was seventeen and running up one o one
[D]I don't know where I'm running now[A/C], I'm just running on[E]
[D]Running on, running on empty[A]
[D]Running on, running blind[A]
[D]Running on, running into the sun[A]
But I'm running behind[F#m]
Gotta do what you can just to keep your love alive
Trying not to confuse it with what you do to survive
In sixty-nine I was twenty-one and called the road my own
I don't know when that road turned onto the road I'm on.
[F#m]Everyone I kno[D]w, ever[E]ywhere I go[A]
[F#m]People need some reason [E]to believe[D]
I don't know about anyone bu[A]t me[F#m]
If it takes all nigh[D]t, tha[E]t'll be all right[A]
[D]If I can get you to smile before [E]I leave[D] [A/C]
Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels
I don't know how to tell you all just how crazy this life feels
I look around for the friends I used to turn to to pull me through
Looking into their eyes I see them running too
Honey you really tempt me
You know the way you look so kind
I'd love to stick around but I'm running behind
You know I don't even know what I'm hoping to find
Running into the sun but I'm running behind.
=09Jackson Browne
Intro: C/G G C/G G C/G G Em
[C/G]Looking out at the ro[G]ad rushing under my whe[C/G]els[G]
[C/G]Looking back at the y[G]ears gone by like s[C/G]o many summer fie[G]lds
[C/G]In =9165, I w[G]as seventeen[C/G], running up [G]101
[C]I don=92t know where I=9[G/B]2m running now, I=[D]92m just running on.
(Running [C/G]on) Running on e[G]mpty
(Running [C/G]on) Running blin[G]d
(Running [C/G]on) Running into the s[G]un, but running behi[Em]nd.
Gotta do what you can just to keep your love alive,
Trying not to confuse it with what you do to survive.
In =9169, I was 21 and I called the road my own.
I don=92t know where this road turned into the one I=92m on.
(chorus, solo on verse chords)
[Em]Everyone I kno[C]w a[D]nd everywhere I [G]go,[Em] people need some r[D]eason to belie[C]ve
I don=92t know abou[G]t anyone but me.
[Em]If it takes all ni[C]ght,[D] that=92ll be all [G]right
C D (C G/B Am G Em D)-quickly
If I can get you to smile before I leave.
Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels.
I don=92t know how to tell you all just how crazy this life feels.
I look around for the friends that I used to turn to
=09that pulled me through.
Looking into their eyes, I see they=92re running, too.
[C/G]Honey, you really te[G]mpt me, the w[C/G]ay you look so ki[G]nd.
[C]I=92d love to stick a[D]round, but I=92m running [C]behi[G/B]nd.[Am] [G] [Em] [D]
C D (same chords)
(Running on) And yet I don=92t even know what I=92m hoping to find.
(Running bli[C]nd) Running into the su[D]n, but running behi[C]nd.[G/B] [Am] [G]
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After the tire incident (read previous post), the bike ran great until I had a bit of a spill. It was simple wash-out (rut to deep) and the bike and I landed on the left side. The bike was running after the spill but I couldn't pull the clutch in when I picked it up (stick was in the way). After I got the bike up and running it idled like crap. It would run OK for about 6 seconds and then slow down until it shut-off. If I kept the gas-on, it wouldn't stall so it's not a fuel-flow problem, it's an idle problem. Could a wreck change the idle? I don't think so, riding nasty whoops would have the same effect. Any clues?
Any ideas?
I know some guys have had a problem with their throttle cable on crashes and in the whoops. Might be worth a checking.
I don't understand how a throttle cable issue would cause the bike to idle so low it kills the engine. If I kept the throttle open it would run fine, it was letting go of the throttle that caused the bike to stall.
Sorry my bad. Just throwing something out there. I saw the words crash and throttle and instantly thought throttle cable due to other posts. Although they had a rev problem not an idle problem like you mention.
So can you adjust the idle and make the bike run fine? Maybe your stepper was jarred and is not acting right now. Or after a few recent posts maybe the throttle body has a problem. Just throwing ideas out there for you.
Good Luck.
It's all good, the more ideas the better.
How do I check to see if the stepper is faulty?
HR had a post on the stepper. I tried to search for it, but couldn't find it. Given the suddeness of you problem I'd say 'something' happened during the fall. Usually electrical problems are more binary, but I wouldn't rule them out. If you just start taking it apart something may show up as looking funny.
my dealer is doing the stepper work under warrenty, you may want to check with them if you trust them to do it right.
Just to eliminate it from the realm of possibility I would check the wiring harness carefully paying close attention to the O2 sensor wire and I would check your stator wiring from the flywheel up (see the SB's for both the o2 sensor and the stator wiring prior to your inspection). If both are OK I would then move to checking all ot he engine sensor connectors starting with the air box temperature sensor.
Process of elimination may be the best method of resolving the problem.
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When I was a freshman in college, several older girls lived in my dorm building who wore velvet Ren Fair costumes, braided their hair like Princess Leia, and periodically went out to the otherwise unused soccer field next to the parking lot to hit each other with foam swords. Unlike most of the other students at my college, these girls were not drunk, on drugs, having a nervous breakdown, or attempting to make "performance art." They were LARPers, which I quickly learned meant "Live Action Role Players." I have never LARPed myself, but over the next four years I learned to diagnose the tendency, in the same way that a soldier in World War I would learn the signs of shell-shock. At my school, LARPers tended to have a certain nasal pitch to their voices, a certain Middle Earth quality to their style. The men wore shirts with lacy cuffs, the women corsets and hooded capes. For some reason unknown to me, their fingernails tended to be unusually long, but unpainted, talony. One LARPer wrote a purportedly nonfiction essay for class about a young girl discovering she was a werewolf, in the same coming-of-age way that another young woman might discover she was a lesbian ("'Why am I different?' the girl would ask herself, roaming beneath the light of the harvest moon"); the essay concluded with the line, "And that little girl was me." Another LARPer wrote and performed in a full-length theatrical production about Eleanor of the Aquitaine, which involved a fully articulated Pope puppet and musical compositions by several students who opted to keep their names out of the program.
Like the Rastas, New Agers, vegans, and nihilists I knew throughout my college years, some of the LARPers were nice, some were insane, and some were nice and insane. Though I couldn't bring myself to feign interest in any activities involving their magic staffs or pendulous owl-shaped medallions, I considered them harmless, even charming in their imaginative enthusiasm, and it didn't seem outside the realm of possibility that, at some point in the future, they might write a poem, put on a play, or design a costume that I would unironically love. I don't doubt that if I were to get back in touch with them, this would likely be the case.
So when I say the film Monster Camp was one of the most horrifically depressing documentaries I have ever seen, beating out by a long shot films like American Movie and even the Thin Blue Line (after all, in that one at least they CATCH THE GUY), I want to preface this remark by saying that, as truly weird as the behavior of LARPers can be, I do not find that behavior in and of itself depressing, or even unfamiliar.
Monster Camp is a film about the Seattle-area chapter of NERO, a role-playing organization that arranges LARPing weekends in what appears to be some sort of nature preserve. (A scene where two hikers are interviewed about the foam-sword melee they just glimpsed amid the trees provides one of the film's few breaths of reality.) Although we are repeatedly assured that the rules of the game are dictated by a handbook that outweighs most debut story collections, what is captured on video more closely resembles a horde of frizzy-haired nine year olds pretending to be pirates. The filmmaker follows the game-players home from NERO weekends to their everyday lives, where fluorescent-lit programming jobs or big box stockboy positions give the lie to their alternate lives as warriors or the undead.
I mentioned the film American Movie earlier. I loved that picture, and felt strongly that, despite the presence of Christopher Guest hovering over scenes of stunts gone wrong and repeated mispronounciations of "coven," the filmmaker managed to locate something very real and very meaningful in his central character's attempts to make art. Perhaps one reason that movie succeeded was because Chris Smith, the maker of the documentary, couldn't help but see something of himself reflected in another filmmaker. But, for whatever reason, real emotion did creep into the final cut. In his relationships with friends and family, with his community, with his art, our protagonist didn't become heroic, exactly, but he was revealed as a whole person whose interior life couldn't easily be summed up or dismissed out of hand.
But, although Cullen Hoback, the auteur behind Monster Camp, is clearly reaching for some similar revelations, I for the life of me couldn't find them here. Yes, these characters long to escape, and they sometimes acknowledge that (one of the most powerful moments is when a disabled player points out that, in a fantasy world, she doesn't have to have a wheelchair). But you don't have to see a movie to know that people who put on face paint and pretend to be monsters are trying to escape.
For me, the big surprise of Monster Camp is how little these folks surprised me. It's as though they read a handbook on how to behave exactly how we'd expect: if in-game they act and dress like characters we've seen from a dozen lame fantasy flicks, out-of-game they could be extracts from a flatfooted high school movie about nerds. Where are the details here? Besides an ice cream cone-shaped model rocket and an underexplained Coke can collection, they're MIA. There's nothing bizarre, nothing twisted, lurking here, nothing to love or hate -- nothing glimmering in those eyes except for the reflected images of a World of Warcraft screen. In the sections focusing on their real lives, these characters appear almost interchangable, their steering switched to cruise control. We see no passion, no anger, no grief. We see only gamers. Have the souls of these people crept out of their bodies, into a realm of utter fantasy? Are their lives simply empty houses with the lights still on?
I found this obliteratingly sad, worse than a movie shot outside a methadone clinic at the end of the world. But as I continue to think about it, I also seriously doubt it's true. I think Hoback simply failed to capture the footage that would lift this story from pathetic (in the modern, derogatory sense of the term) to "full of pathos." Maybe the problem was his strategy. After all, in American Movie, Chris Smith didn't set out to make a movie about the phenomenon of loser Midwestern filmmakers. He set out to make a movie about Mark Borchardt, director of "Coven." Instead of trying to capture the phenomenon of LARPing and what it means to LARPers in general, maybe Hoback should have tried to capture what LARPing means within the context of a particular life. Or, even better, just captured the images of that life, without trying to explain them. I think again of the werewolf I once knew, how she would emerge from her dorm building topless during fire drills, the way she stood up once and howled during philosophy class, the Harry Potter sorting hat she wore to our graduation and how she moved the tassel across the brim after she received her diploma. She didn't symbolize a subculture: she was simply, unavoidably, herself. And as such, she never failed to surprise.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Some Kind of Monster
2 comments:
- V. Wetlaufer said...
Spot-on. "Monster Camp" could've been so cool--think of the LARPing scenes in "Role Models" that actually made me understand why someone would want to LARP and the intricacies of the game--but it really did fall short.
- 11/08/2009
- The Chawmonger said...
Yeah -- I so wanted it to be the best movie ever. Have you seen "Confessions of a Superhero"? That was somewhat similar, and completely mind-twistingly awesome.
- 11/10/2009
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For example, you can't find the remaining amount of an isotope as 7.5 half-lives by finding the midpoint between 7 and 8 half-lives.
Ar (argon), the atom typically remains trapped within the lattice because it is larger than the spaces between the other atoms in a mineral crystal.
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The ratio of carbon-12 to carbon-14 at the moment of death is the same as every other living thing, but the carbon-14 decays and is not replaced.
In the previous article, we saw that light attenuation obeys an exponential law.
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The geomagnetic polarity time scale was calibrated largely using K–Ar dating.
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By looking at the ratio of carbon-12 to carbon-14 in the sample and comparing it to the ratio in a living organism, it is possible to determine the age of a formerly living thing fairly precisely. So, if you had a fossil that had 10 percent carbon-14 compared to a living sample, then that fossil would be: t = [ ln (0.10) / (-0.693) ] x 5,700 years t = [ (-2.303) / (-0.693) ] x 5,700 years t = [ 3.323 ] x 5,700 years Because the half-life of carbon-14 is 5,700 years, it is only reliable for dating objects up to about 60,000 years old.


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Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson said Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker C.J. Mosley "might be one of the best players in football" during his Monday press conference.
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When the NFL teams squared off in Week 2 of the 2016 season, two of Mosley's six tackles were made behind the line of scrimmage and the former Alabama All-American snatched away the Browns' chance to win a game that they seemed to have won.
On Sept. 18, Cleveland grabbed a 20-0 lead over the Ravens in the first quarter, only to lose 25-20.
The Browns had a first down on the Baltimore 30-yard line trailing by five in the final minute when quarterback Josh McCown tried to get the ball to wide receiver Terrelle Pryor running for the end zone. But Mosley made a leaping interception, coming down with the ball at the 1-yard line with 13 seconds to play to preserve the Ravens' victory.
"Why do I say that?" Jackson said when asked to elaborate on his assessment of Mosley. "Because he makes so many standout plays. He is always around the ball. He is making plays on backs, he is making plays on receivers, he is getting his hands on balls and he is chasing balls down. He is just a tremendous football player."
Jackson's Browns and Mosley's Ravens face off again on Thursday night, with the AFC North rivals kicking off Week 10 of the NFL's 2016 season.
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"C.J. brings just a calm demeanor calling plays out," Baltimore safety Eric Weddle said of having the Ravens' defensive leader back on the field during Sunday's victory.
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1 - Staples Copy Paper at $3.69
2 - Staples Photo Paper at $9.99 each
Total: $23.67
Use $5 off $20 coupon
Submit the $3.68 Easy Rebate on the Copy paper and TWO $8.99 Easy Rebates on the Photo paper (so get $21.66 back in the mail). Final cost FREE + a $2.99 profit.... Also pretty awesome!
Scenario #3 (thanks to sheshopssmart for #3 and #4)
2 8 pack #2 Pencils= .2
2 Pencil Boxes= $2
2 pack of Scissoirs= $2
2 Magic Scoth Tapes= $2
2 packs Witeout= $2
2 packs Highlighters $2
2 Packs Velocity pens= $2
1 Mini Staplers= $1
2 packs copy paper= @$3.69= $7.38
Total: $20.48
Use $5 off $20
Minus $1 for Witeout
$14.48 Out of Pocket
Mail in Rebate and get $7.36 back
Grand Total for EVERYTHING $7.12
Scenario #4:
2 packs copy paper @$3.69= $7.38
2 Staples Photo Plus 4x6 paper @ $9.99= $19.98
2 Packs #2 Pencils= .2
1 pack pens= $1
1 Stapler= $1
Grand Total $29.56
-$5 off coupon
$24.56 Out of Pocket
Mail in Rebate for $25.34
Grand Total for EVERYTHING = -$.78 another MONEY MAKER
A note on the Staples Easy Rebates...there is a limit of TWO per person, so you cannot submit more than TWO rebates. These are done online and just as the name implies...they're EASY! You don't even have to mail them anything like with most rebates. Expect to get your rebate in about 4 weeks. If you want more info about these and how they work, click HERE.
Also, there is a limit of 2 per customer on pretty much all of the sale items, so don't forget that when you plan your scenarios.
If you come up with any other great scenarios to share, please let us know! :) I'm heading to Staples tomorrow...haven't decided how I'm going to mix and match yet...hm...


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Hi everyone!
Thank you for all of your letters and the package! I loved it! I will be sending a letter to you in the mail today with my sd card with pics, so you can look for that. As for me, not a lot is new, other than the fact that I am learning more and more Portugues. I am speaking in the language all of the time! It is sooo cool! The Lord is helping me sooo much, and there is no doubt in my mind that I am being helped everyday. There is no way that I could do what I am doing by myself, I know because of how my Spanish class went :) Shiloh knows what I am talking about. So, Let me see if I can catch you up. First of all, to answer some questions. You say Grandma and Grandpa by saying Avó and Avô. They sound really similar, but they are slightly different. I am still district leader, although I think that it is time to be released on Sunday. Life is going well here. I am staying really busy, and working hard every moment of the day. I cannot wait to get out to Brazil and start teaching people in their language. Also, I decided that I might as well tell you mom, I did roll - sprain my ankle, although no worries, no big deal, but I thought that I would tell you because there are pics on the sd card that I will be sending. The pics are from 2, 3, and 4 days later (I did it on Sat), and it is still swollen now, but I can walk and everything, so you can relax mom. Everything is good. I was playing volleyball in Gym (yeah, pretty girly way to get hurt) and I jumped up, spiked the ball, and came down as my shoe was falling off, so I rolled it to the inside, but I did score the point, although right away I knew that I was done for the day. I iced it for 2 sets of 20 minutes and wrapped it up, but it still swelled up to the size of a baseball (that boney bump thing on the outside). It was crazy. Anyway, I cannot express how excited I am to teach people. We teach role play investigators here who are always in character. At the beginning of the week, we were teaching this guy named Merilho in Portugues, and after the first lesson, I do not think that he liked us very much. We struggled through the lesson in portugues, and he seemed very uncommitted. We were preparing to teach him about the plan of salvation, and prayed soooo hard. i wanted him to be baptized sooo bad, and so I studied and prayed. When the lesson came, we struggled through it again, but this time he seemed a little more interested. I started teaching about baptism a little bit, and had him read Alma 7 verse 15. While he was reading the Holy Ghost came over me, and I knew that he was going to be baptized. After the scripture, I began to talk more about baptism. Soon, I was saying all kinds of things in Portugues that I had no idea I could say, although I know that it was correct Portugues. The holy Ghost was guiding me sooo much, it felt completely unreal. I honestly do not remember everything that I said, but I do remember that I commanded him (in command form, I later found out) to be baptized for him, his God, and his family. The Spirit was sooo storng, I cannot even describe. It felt like a cloud of power in the room. After I said whatever I said, I told him again to be baptized, and he said that he would. It was incredible. When we left, my companions said that they understood parts of what I said, but that I was talking like our Portuguese teachers. It was amazing. It really strengthened my faith in both the gift of tounges and the power of the Holy Ghost. It was incredible. I cannot wait to do it out in the field. I have always known that the Holy Ghost is an incredible gift from a loving Heavenly Father, but now I know that I cannot and will never comprhend how miraculous this gift really is. I would like to bear my testimony. God is our father, and we are his literal children (Romans 8 16-18), and we, through the grace of our savior Jesus Christ, can live with him again, clothed with glory. I know that Jesus Christ's atonement is enough and more for all of the children of God. I know that God has prepared a plan of happiness for his children, that we might return to his presence with our familes. Families are an enternal principal. Were it not so, everything would be utterly wasted. Family is a gift from God on this Earth life, that is intended to be eternal. I know that through the prophet Joseph Smith, the true church of Jesus Christ has been restored on the Earth again, with all of the authority and power that we find and read about in the Holy Bible. I know that the Book of Mormon is an anceint record of scripture translated by God's prohpet Joseph Smith, and is the convincing evidence that Joseph Smith truly is a prophet of God, and that this book can bring us closer to Christ and to our families than any other book if we read it and apply its teachings into our lives. I know that there is a true prohpet today, and his name is Thomas S Monson. I know that I am not wasting my time here, but that I am the means of bringing people to Christ and to eternal salvation with thier families. i am involved in a real and true work, and I know that with every fiber of my being. Let me delcare to every soul, man, woman, and child that I know that my Redeemer lives, and that he loves every one of us, and that he is mighty to save. I have found this out for myself, and I know that you can too.
Your friend, son, and brother,
Elder Shane B. Lee
PS I met John Kennedy's (th guy with the hook) nephew JT Emerson. Pretty awesome! Tchau
Friday, March 18, 2011
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This video from Greenpeace has a forceful message. It asks the question:
"Why destroy ancient forests for wood and paper, when it can all come from responsibly logged timber?"
Why indeed.
Well one reason this happens is that many people don't really understand how they can choose wood products that are environmentally sustainable - and come from properly managed forests. There is good wood and bad wood and we all need to understand the difference. Check out the certification schemes like FSC and look for the logos. Buying certified wood is a good thing...it encourages people to look after their forests.
Monday, 12 November 2007
Deforestation and certification
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Allstate Corp., trying to become a bigger player among consumers who shop online for insurance, would see its business in that channel more than double through a newly announced, $1 billion acquisition that includes Esurance.
But even if the Northbrook-based home and auto insurer completes its purchase of the online auto insurance provider, it would remain a distant sixth to direct auto-coverage champion Geico, which commands 38 percent of the market of vehicle policies sold online and by phone. The Esurance deal would give Allstate market share of more than 4 percent in that channel, still lagging Hartford's 5 percent but surpassing Liberty Mutual's 3 percent, according to the latest market share estimates in a company presentation about the deal.


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It seems that Sandara Park is concentrating more on her singing career these days. There are actually news circulating in forums that she's now the fourth member of YG Entertainment's new girl singing group --- the girl version of Big Bang. The other members are said to be Park Bom, CL, and Kong Min Ji. Whether she's part of the group or not...we'll just have to wait and see.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Sandara as part of the "girl Big Bang"
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The pair ended their marriage in 2008 following reports that Cook had been unfaithful.
The supermodel admitted to Prevention magazine that laughing helped her to get though such a difficult time.
"You've got to find a way to keep laughing, even if it's black humor, and my friends are very good at that," she said. "Some people think of happiness as a luxury, but it's a necessity, and you need to make space for it in your life."
Brinkley further suggested that she is not actively pursuing romantic relationships at the present time.
She explained: "Most of the time, I've got my kids with me, so I'm not as prone to meeting people… And then, you never really know if someone is talking to you because you're a celebrity. It's not my number one priority."
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Stuch and Bruch is the idea that every fencing technique has a counter and every counter has a technique. Technique and counter are two major components of German swordsmanship and a fair description of my screenwriting adventures and life.
Saturday, March 25, 2006
Writing at Sea
On my last cruise, I took a shot of this charming girl in Cozumel who was probably the only one of her entire dancing troupe that was having a good time. Most of her dance mates faked half hearted smiles or looked downright miserable as they suffered through the latest performance for tourists. But this little girl? She loved every minute.
Perhaps that's why I got an entire treatment written on a four day cruise. Because I loved every minute. (I didn't say it was a good treatment, only that I finished one)
The self imposed pressure is gone at sea and getting lost in that writer's zone is as effortless as the sun on my face. The hardest part is remembering to step out of that zone and refresh my sunscreen. The older I get the less my grandmother's Hispanic heritage protects me from sunburn. A lady approached me once and asked what tanning product I used to get my marvelous tan. Hmm. Was it marvelous? I hadn't noticed. I gave her my product and told her to keep it. I had another one in my cabin. I didn't have the heart to tell her I'd been on deck almost eight hours that day.
Yeah, time to book another cruise.
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- Tenspeed & Brownshoe said...
Two questions:
1. What the hell were you doing on a cruise and why didn't you invite us...?
2. Did you realize that just the story of you writing on a cruise actually sounds like a movie already? Actually, it sounds like a Sandra Bullock movie.
Forget I said anything.
- 3/26/2006
- MaryAn Batchellor said...
Does June work for you?
- 3/26/2006
- Tenspeed & Brownshoe said...
Oh yeah!!
And what's your e-mail address for this site. I need to tag you for the last blog I just wrote.
- 3/26/2006
- Alicia said...
I've never been on a cruise but I know that I would love it. Three of my favorite things - food, quiet and travel! Someday! :)
- 3/26/2006
- MaryAn Batchellor said...
If ya leave out the underscore, you get my brother or dad. I can't remember which so don't write anything seductive.
- 3/26/2006
- gizmorox said...
I agree with you that the sea is the place to be. Any water, really, in my case. It's refreshing and filled with life and it temporarily washes all distractions away.
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This year, Ed Bloch () and
Marty Yellin () are Speaker Co-Chairmen.
Members who have potential speakers should contact them
or Y's Men President Jay Dirnberger ( )
Meeting Photos beginning in January 2012 can be found under Photos and Videos
Presenter's Affiliation and Topic
|May 28
|Roy Fuchs
Float story
|Memorial Day Parade Float Story
|May 24
John Brandt
Y's Men Annual Meeting Brandt Presentation -- 5/24/18
|May 3
|Jim Himes
|Jim Himes represents Connecticut's 4th District in the United States House of Representatives where he is serving his fifth term. He is a member of the House Committee on Financial Services, serves as the ranking member of the NSA and Cybersecurity Subcommittee of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, and is Chair of the New Democrat Coalition. He attended Harvard and was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. Jim began his professional career at Goldman Sachs & Co. where he worked his way up to Vice President over the course of a 12-year career.
|May 10
|James Canton
|Who better to tell us about the 30-year history of The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp and its program "A Different Kind of Healing" than James Canton who has had a relationship with the organization since its founding in 1988? Jimmy has been a counselor, unit leader, assistant director and camp director, and was appointed Chief Executive Officer in 2002. He has extended the Camp year-round with fall and spring weekend programs to serve the previous summers' campers, as well as family retreats for children who might not have the chance to experience a summer session.
|May 17
|First Selectmen
|Westport First Selectman Jim Marpe and Weston First Selectman Chris Spaulding will end our season with discussions on the State of Our Towns. Continuing the format begun last year, Rebecca Surran, former News 12 anchor, will moderate an informational session with the Selectmen. It promises to bring us up to date on the latest important happenings in our two towns, put them in perspective, provide a better understanding and learn what's in store for the future.
|May 24
|Annual Picnic
|The 2018 Y's Men's Annual Meeting and Spring Luncheon begins at 11:00AM in and around Hoskins Hall, where New England's changeable weather, like last year's monsoon, will cease to be a factor. Plan to attend this year's edition and share in the award ceremonies, the confirmation vote for the new Board, and enjoy each other's company. A terrific buffet lunch will be catered by Fortuna's Deli, promising some special culinary treats. And, even with the indoor/outdoor venue and Fortuna's famed cuisine, admission is still only $10.00. Please sign up at a Thursday meeting.
|Apr 5
|Claire Gold
|Educator Claire Gold will talk about creating schools of the future that will focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and achieve desegregation while maintaining educational excellence. This school model will provide opportunity for minority, inner-city children to graduate from high school, go to college, enter the work force at a skilled level, and have a positive, productive life. She believes it can be done. Claire served nine terms as Westport's superintendent of schools and two terms as interim superintendent of schools in Weston.
|Apr 12
|Alex Spitzer
|The Wolf Conservation Center teaches people about wolves, their relationship to the environment, and the human role in protecting their future. A Y's Men visit last October to the Center, located in South Salem, N.Y., was such a hit that the Center now will come to us. Alex Spitzer, an educator there, will tell us about the aims of WCC to become the pre-eminent facility in the eastern United States for the captive breeding and pre-release of endangered canid species. He may even bring along a wolf ambassador.
|Apr 19
|Julie Belaga
|Julie Belaga will focus on her lifelong commitment to environmental integrity and the danger of global warming, both examples of her belief in the vital importance of volunteerism. She was co-chairman of the CT League of Conservation Voters, and was on the board of the Fund for The Environment and the CT Mirror. Julie was appointed by President Clinton to the Board of the Import-Export Bank. Prior to that, she was appointed by President George H. W. Bush as the EPA's Region One Administrator of the EPA. Julie was in the CT Legislature from 1976 to 1986, and was the Republican candidate for governor in 1986.
|Apr 26
|Dan Woog
|Dan Woog returns to the Y's Men to talk about the evolution, from its inception to its current scope, of his blog "06880, Where Westport meets the world." Besides multiple daily blog postings, Dan writes "Woog's World" a weekly column which has appeared in the Westport News since 1986. He is a full time freelance writer whose work has been published in The New York Times, USA Today and Sports Illustrated. A graduate of Brown University, Dan is the author of 17 books. In his spare time he is the head coach of the Staples High School boys' soccer team for which he has won numerous coaching awards.
|Mar 1
Susan Granger
|The 90th Academy Awards ceremony is scheduled for Sunday, March 4th. For Y's Men, that means noted film and theater critic Susan Granger will give us her picks in the major categories and provide insight into the latest machinations of the Academy. She may deal with the sexual harassment complaints which have roiled the industry in recent months. As usual, Susan will play movie trivia with us and award movie-related gifts to the winners. Born into a film-business family and raised in Hollywood, she appeared as a child actress in movies with Abbott & Costello, Red Skelton, Lucille Ball, and Lassie. Susan studied journalism with Pierre Salinger at Mills College and graduated with highest honors in journalism with a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania.
|Mar 8
Dan Woog
Rescheduled again due to the weather
|Dan Woog, who was snowed out of our January 4th meeting, returns to the Y's Men to talk about the evolution, from its inception to its current scope, of his blog "06880, Where Westport meets the world." Besides multiple daily blog postings, Dan writes "Woog's World" a weekly column which has appeared in the Westport News since 1986. He is a full time freelance writer whose work has been published in The New York Times, USA Today and Sports Illustrated. A graduate of Brown University, Dan is the author of 17 books. In his spare time he is the head coach of the Staples High School boys' soccer team for which he has won numerous coaching awards.
|Mar 15
Kevin Green
|Kevin Green, a physicist who is on the board of the Westport Astronomical Society, will talk about "This Golden Age of Astronomy" where hardly a week goes by without some new announcement representing a major advance in Astronomy over distance scales from the Solar System to the size of the Universe itself. The advances are the result of new techniques and an unprecedented plethora of instruments observing the Universe through light, cosmic rays, and gravitational waves. A Westporter since 2000, Kevin has a Ph.D. in Physics and currently teaches at the University of New Haven.
|Mar 22
Pat Reimersma
Rescheduled due to the weather
|What's doing at the Westport Weston Family YMCA? CEO Pat Reimersma will bring us up to date on what the Y offers specifically for Y's Men like us, with particular emphasis on how our physical and mental health has a direct relationship to longevity. She will take us through various programs, demonstrate some strengthening exercises, and talk about how the Y has fared since its controversial re-location nearly four years ago. Pat has been associated with the YMCA for 31 years. Before coming to Westport/Weston, she was Vice President of Youth Development at the YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities.
|Mar 29
|Arthur N. Gottlieb
|Historian Arthur N. Gottlieb, a specialist in military and political history, returns to the Y's Men with another fascinating talk – this time about World War I which ended 100 years ago this November. Art has served as a professional curator of naval history and the technical director of Exhibits at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum in New York City. For more than the past decade, he has devoted his professional efforts towards reaching out and addressing the growing needs of aging veterans and their families. Art has a private practice as a counselor and certified senior advisor in Norwalk, and is a field instructor for Sacred Heart University. He offers pro bono counseling services to soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.
|Feb 1
|Tom Seligson
|Tom Seligson believes "everyone has a story; you just have to find it." Tom, who grew up in Westport, has been telling personal stories throughout his 40-plus-year career. He's an author, journalist and four-time Emmy Award-winning television producer. He will share his thoughts on writing memoirs, revealing just how rewarding it can be. Recent studies have shown that writing can alleviate stress and reduce worrying.
|Feb 8
|Mary Elizabeth Fulco
|The interplay between social media and journalism will be examined by Mary Elizabeth Fulco as she sorts "the good, the bad and how to tame" the dynamic relationship between the two. She is a teacher of advanced journalism and adviser to Inklings at Staples High School. In 2016, Mary was honored by the Deadline Club of the New York City Society of Professional Journalists for excellence and professionalism.
|Feb 15
|Dr. Robert Altbaum
Dr. Stephen Batter
Dr. Martin Krauthamer
Dr. T. Jay Kleeman
Dr. Kenneth Wright
|In a reprise of last year's popular "The Doctors Are In" panel, five of the most talented physicians in our area will put forth the questions (and answers) that they would most like their patients to ask them. The physicians and their specialties are Dr. Robert Altbaum, internal medicine; Dr. Stephen Batter, urology; Dr. Martin Krauthamer, cardiology; Dr. T. Jay Kleeman, orthopedics; and Dr. Kenneth Wright, emergency medicine.
|Feb 22
|Alison Davis,
|With a booming stock market many of us may feel good about the way we are handling our finances, but what is the true level of our financial literacy? Alison Davis, an Executive Director and Banker at J.P. Morgan, sees an American crisis in financial literacy that has the potential to exacerbate problems in difficult markets. She will discuss reasons behind the low level of financial literacy; its unintended consequences; and why it should be relatively easy to correct.
|Jan 4
|Dan Woog
Meeting cancelled due to snowstorm
Dan Woog returns to the Y's Men to talk about the evolution, from its inception to its current scope, of his blog "06880, Where Westport meets the world." Besides multiple daily blog postings, Dan writes "Woog's World," a weekly column which has appeared in the Westport News since 1986. A graduate of Brown University, he is the author of 17 books. In his spare time Dan is the head coach of the Staples High School boys' soccer team.
|Jan 11
James Naughton
Carole Schweid
|The theatrical career of Tony Award-winning actor James Naughton will be examined when "Play With Your Food" artistic director Carole Schweid interviews him. In the process, she will add some of her own background in musical theater. A Weston resident, Jim won his first Tony for best actor in a musical in "City of Angels" and his second for his role in "Chicago." Carole is a co-founder of JIB Productions, Inc. a non-profit producer of professional performing and visual arts programs in Fairfield County. Following the interview, the two will perform a short "script-in-hand" piece entitled "Post-its."
|Jan 18
|David Waldman
|David Waldman, whose firm, David Adam Realty, created the Bedford Square redevelopment of the YMCA, will discuss changes to downtown Westport in the last decade. He will describe zoning changes, Bedford Square, and the Save the Children development on the West Bank. Looking to the next decade, David will examine the rapid changes which are affecting the way we shop, live and work. David founded his company in 1991 following his graduation from Syracuse University.
|Jan 25
|Staples Chamber Orchestra
|The Staples Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Adele Cutrali-Valovich, will perform a variety of pieces in their conductor's swan song appearance. Adele retires this year after heading the Staples orchestras, both symphonic and chamber, for more than 35 years. She started her teaching career in Atlanta, and found her way to Westport where she originally taught music in a middle school before coming to Staples. Wives and significant others are invited to attend. There will be coffee and donuts as usual downstairs in Hoskins Hall followed by our business meeting and the Orchestra's performance in the sanctuary
|Dec 7
|The Orphenians - a 33-member vocal ensemble at Staples High School, was founded in 1958. Since then, the group has concertized in the U.S. and abroad, even opening two Yankees baseball games at the Stadium with the National Anthem. On December 7th, the Orphenians, led by their director, Luke Rosenberg, will herald the holidays in the Sanctuary of the Saugatuck Congregational Church with a performance of sacred and seasonal music. Members and their significant others are cordially invited.
|Dec 14
|Holiday Party
The 2017 Y's Men's Holiday Party - begins at 11:30AM at the Norwalk Inn and Conference Center at 99 East Avenue. The cost is $46.00 per person and a cash bar will be open throughout the affair. Food choices are prime rib with horseradish sauce, chicken cordon bleu and poached salmon with dill sauce. There also will be a special meal for people with food sensitivities.
|Dec 21
|No Meeting
|Dec 28
|No Meeting
|Nov 2
|Charles Grady
|Who better to tell us about addressing the opioid crisis here in Connecticut than someone who is on the front lines of the battle? He is Charles Grady, Community Outreach Specialist for the FBI based in New Haven. He became a police officer in Hamden in 1982 and was the department's first African American civil service ranked detective. During the next 25 years, Charles focused on investigating long term narcotics trafficking on assignment to FBI and DEA task forces and was deputized by the U.S. Marshalls. He has a long history of creating a number of significant community programs including the FBI's Connecticut youth program.
|Nov 9
|Stefan Underhill
|Stefan R. Underhill has been a U.S. District Judge for the District of Connecticut since 1999. He graduated from the University of Virginia in 1978 with a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies, and, in 1981, received a second B.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Oxford University. He graduated from Yale Law School in 1984. After graduation, he clerked for Judge Jon O. Newman of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, and then joined Day, Berry & Howard LLP, becoming a partner in 1991. Recently, he has begun a program of trying to rehabilitate convicted drug dealers who have served long sentences, once they are released from prison.
|Nov 16
|Leonard Everett Fisher
|The Y's Men's own Leonard Everett Fisher, a pillar of the Westport arts community, will talk about "Artists in Westport." Len served with the 30th Engineers in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in WWII, making topographical maps from aerial photographs. After discharge, he returned to the art world, receiving Yale's Winchester Fellowship and the John Ferguson Weir Prize. He taught Design Theory as a Graduate Fellow. He was recently appointed to the board of the Westport Arts Center where he will focus on helping to bring the Westport Artists Museum to fruition.
|Nov 23
|No Meeting
|Nov 30
|Mark Pazniokas
|A close up view of Connecticut politics, public policy, and all things going on in Hartford that affect us will be provided by Mark Pazniokas, Capitol Bureau Chief of the CT Mirror (CtMirror.org) a non-profit and non-partisan web site launched in 2010 to help fill the void left by the retreat of newspapers from coverage of the State Capitol. A winner of numerous journalism awards, Mark has written for The Hartford Courant and The New York Times. In more than 30 years as a reporter, he has covered some of the most compelling stories in the state.
|Oct 5
|Frederic Chiu
|Frederic Chiu a world-renowned musician, pianist, teacher and devotee of arts integration returns to perform for the Y's Men. This time he will focus on Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 comparing orchestral performances with the Liszt piano transcription. He plans to play at least two of the symphony's four movements. In addition to his performing, recording, teaching and world tours, Frederic has created a local arts experience with his periodic, multi-disciplined Beechwood Arts Immersion Salons located on Weston Road. They offer a chance for music, dance, the written word and the fine arts to meet and interact in front of an appreciative audience. Frederic has performed worldwide as well as in all 50 United States.
|Oct 12
|Daniel Ksepka
|Did you know that the world's largest bird had a wingspan of up to 24 feet? No chance of encountering it today because it lived 25 million years ago in South Carolina. But a full scale model of this largest known flying animal resides in the lobby of The Bruce Museum whose Curator named the species (Pelagornis sandersi) and reconstructed its flight capabilities. He is Daniel Ksepka who will tell us about his research in this field. He earned a Ph.D. in Earth and Environmental Sciences from Columbia University, performing his dissertation research on fossil penguins at the American Museum of Natural History. His current research focuses on fossil birds and reptiles and has resulted in over 40 scientific papers. He has named 13 extinct species including a giant penguin, the oldest tree-dwelling crown bird, and a long-necked sauropod dinosaur. His field work has spanned sites in Peru, New Zealand, and China in search of new fossils.
|Oct 19
|Foster Hirsch
|Hailed as perhaps "the best film interviewer in the world," Foster Hirsch is Professor of Cinema at Brooklyn College. A graduate of Stanford University, Dr. Hirsch received his M.F.A., M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Columbia University and joined Brooklyn's Department of English in 1967. He moved into the newly-formed Film Department in 1973 and has been there ever since. The author of 16 books on subjects related to theatre and movies, Dr. Hirsch was a key pioneer in film noir studies. His Dark Side of the Screen was published in 1981 and, considered a seminal book in the field, was updated in 2008. His books have examined widescreen cinema, key facets of mid-century theater and cinema, colorful directors and movies of the 1950s. When he is not conducting interviews or presiding over packed classes at Brooklyn College, Dr. Hirsch may be traveling the globe as a lecturer and interviewer.
|Oct 26
|Dr. Sandhya Dhruvakumar
|We all have heard about arrhythmia and some of us unfortunately may have experienced it. Here, to give us a better understanding of the subject, is Dr. Sandhya Dhruvakumar, a specialist in Cardiac Electrophysiology, which deals specifically with heart rhythms. She is Director of Electrophysiology for Stamford Hospital and is fellowship-trained in electrophysiology with expertise in device implantation and cardiac ablations. She also has advanced training in complex ablations including atrial fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia and premature ventricular contractions. Dr. Dhruvakumar received her bachelor's degree in biochemistry with honors from Brown University, attended the University of Massachusetts Medical College, and completed an internship and residency at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. She also completed a cardiology fellowship at New York-Presbyterian Hospital and an electrophysiology fellowship at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
|Sept 7
|David Dequeljoe
Dave Dequeljoe is a former Navy fighter pilot with two combat tours in Iraq. He was awarded the Navy Commendation with Combat "V" device for valor, as well as an Individual Air Medal with Bronze Star and two Strike Flight Air Medals. But a battle with untreated combat issues began after the fighting. He took careful notes during his recovery from severe depression and now helps veterans and others overcome the disease. Author of "Dogfighting Depression," Dave is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy and the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
|Sept 14
|Supt's of Schools
As a new school year begins, we will gain a perspective on the state of education in our towns from Dr. Colleen Palmer and Dr. William McKersie, Superintendents of Schools for Westport and Weston, respectively. Dr. Palmer, beginning her second academic year in Westport, was formerly, for five years, superintendent of schools in Weston. She considered the Westport position "a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity." Dr. McKersie is a career educator who previously was superintendent of Greenwich Public Schools. He has worked for a diverse set of high performing educational organizations—public, independent, parochial and philanthropic.
Sept 21 meeting cancelled.
Speaker rescheduled to May 10, 2018.
|James Canton
|Who better to tell us about the 30-year history of The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp and its "A Different Kind of Healing" than James Canton who has had a relationship with the organization since its founding in 1988. Jimmy has been a counselor, unit leader, assistant director and camp director, and was appointed Chief Executive Officer in 2002. He has extended the Camp year-round with fall and spring weekend programs to serve the previous summers' campers, as well as family retreats for children who might not have the chance to experience a summer session.
|Sept 28
|John P McKinney
"How Connecticut Became a Fiscal Mess. What Can Be Done to Fix It."
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Tuesday I took the kids out to Casa De Campo which is a 1700 acres of wild land. It used to be the royal hunting grounds, but it now is home to the zoo, aquarium, amusement park and an honestest to goodness Egyptian temple. Because of the size I really had no idea what metro station to get off at but figured that the Casa de Campo station was a safe bet. I found that that is where the zoo is (although we didn't go, I'll have to plan a full day for that) but that was about all that was there except for a playground, and with a 2 and 3 year old that is all they really care about anyway.
Wednesday was fun. I had the royal gardens on the itinerary but when we got there across the street was the most awesome playground (are you sensing a theme with my life?) and I had one very whiny boy so we made a detour. It is in such a beautiful setting and the play area had an abundance of trees so the bench in the shade was very welcoming to me on the hot afternoon. We never did make it to the gardens because Andrew made a friend with Valentina, a little 5 year old Spanish girl who spoke pretty good English. He was in heaven and I couldn't break up the love fest that was going on between them.
Thursday I tried out an English playgroup that I found on line. It was just ok, I was a little disappointed but I think it was mostly due to the fact that I didn't meet and connect with anyone like I'd hoped I'd do, although I did meet someone who was in Westlake for a wedding last year (random!). The kids had a blast and although a little farther than I'd like we'll probably go back this coming week. Nick came home for lunch with a surprise that he had the rest of the day off along with Friday afternoon. We were pretty excited and pretty much headed straight out the door. Andrew asked to see Valentina again even after we explained that she wouldn't be at the park he insisted on going and Nick hadn't been down to the palace yet so we gave in. Unfortunately Valentina wasn't there although Andrew being the social kid that he is quickly made friends. (who needs to speak the same language when you play tag?)Afterward we grabbed some empanadas at the Mercado de San Miguel.
When Nick got home on Friday we decided to explore our neighborhood a bit more and in doing so discovered just how crazy Spaniards get on game day. It must have been a big game but we left the house just after it had finished so we were walking around in a mob of Athletic Bilbao fans, it was so funny to see them burst into song especially when a person wearing a Barcelona jersey walked by. We walked all the way down our street and found a Dahlia garden attached to a beautiful cathedral, it had some amazing views of the city. From there we followed another street and ended up at the palace, Andrew knew exactly where we were and sprinted for the playground. He made friends with an American boy and played for quite a long time.
Saturday we planed on taking the bus out to Toledo for the day, unfortunately the directions to the bus that I got online were outdated and we missed our bus. BUT at least we know for next time. We decided to head out to the Parque de retiro (Madrid's central park). It turned out to be such a great day. We explored the entire park (my legs are paying the price today) and had a blast.
Sunday was our first day at church, in the Madrid 5th ward. Everyone was so welcoming and friendly. We met someone who is in the military who grew up in Thousand Oaks (we even spatted about what high school was better, although everyone already knows that Westlake is the best). We also met a guy from Santa Barbra who we found out lived in L.A. at the same time we did (he was in the singles ward) and he literally lived down the street from us. I love how small of a world it is. Every Sunday starting on our block is the Rastro, it's Europe's largest and oldest open air flea market (half a century old). We walked around a bit even though everyone started packing up about 5 minutes after we got there. Next time we need to remember to get there by two since they all close at 3.
The kids and their new shades.
Besides the park Andrews favorite pass time has been standing on our balcony and yelling Hola! to everyone who passes. Well, that's our first week in Spain and we love it so far. Especially because we found software called Hide My Ass that lets me watch Hulu and Netflix from here. So in between the sight seeing I can still keep up on the Bachelorette. (I know you were all losing sleep over it!)


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Tripoli: One of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi`s sons has died in a hospital in Tripoli, opposition websites and Arab media reported on Monday.
Khamis Gaddafi was reportedly injured on Saturday when a Libyan Air Force pilot purposefully crashed his jet into the Bab al-Aziziya compound in Tripoli where Gaddafi and some of his relatives are staying.
Khamis died of burn wounds sustained during the attack, the Arabian Business News website reported.


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Tension Headache Relief in San Diego
Tension headache relief can be complicated. Tension headache relief will depend largely on how often the attacks are and how severe the pain is. Maybe you just had your first migraine and you never want to have another, or maybe you've suffered migraines for years and doubt that any tension headache relief will ever be successful for you.
There are some similarities in symptoms, migraine treatment and tension headache relief are two entirely different processes, and demand different approaches to pain management.
Taking Charge of Your Headaches: A Guide for Pain Management
You have a headache? You certainly are not alone! Fifty-nine percent of Canadian adults report suffering from some form of headache. Headaches can be debilitating, but most often feel like unpleasant discomfort, pain or pressure that can be addressed by manual therapies, relaxation and rest, hydration and even short-term use of pain medication.Yet, in severe cases, the pain can be unbearable and last for many hours or even days.
In 2010, an estimated 2.7 million Canadians reported being diagnosed with a migraine headache. Research indicates that the number of migraine sufferers is likely under-estimated since not everyone seeks care from a healthcare professional, and are likely undiagnosed. Read more here.
The most common cause of tension headaches is subluxations in the upper back and neck, especially the upper neck, usually in combination with active trigger points.
Neck Pain and Headaches
How Neck Pain Can Cause Headaches
Anatomically and physiologically, the upper 3 cervical spinal roots (located at C1, C2, and C3) share a pain nucleus (which routes pain signals to the brain) with the trigeminal nerve. This nerve is the main sensory nerve that carries messages from your face to your brain.
The upper 3 cervical spine nerve roots send fibers toward the head that converge on the trigeminal nuclei, which are located at the very top of the spinal cord. These nuclei relay pain messages through the the trigemino-cervical tract.
Think of the trigemino-cervical tract as a relay station where pain signals are sent via nerve tracts first to the thalamus in the midbrain, and then to the higher cortical region of the brain. It is at these thalamic and cortical centers that pain acquires its defining qualities, including severity, meaning, how the body should respond to it, and where it originated.
The brain is not good at defining the precise location of pain that comes from the neck. This is why the brain usually mistakes upper cervical spine pain as a headache. See more here.
Relief for tension headaches can be hard to find, especially for people who get them almost every day.
How to get relief from headaches
Although it's my favorite time of year, my office also gets inundated with migraine sufferers as well as tension and seasonal headaches. Why does the fall impact our head with a splitting, pounding, achy feeling in the fall? Well, a number of factors have been linked to migraines and many can be avoided to reduce your chances of suffering from an extreme headache or migraine.The most important things you can actively do to support ideal head pressure:1. Eat a low sugar diet but don't skip meals or go hungry as the fluctuations in blood sugar can also cause a headache to spike midday.2. Get to bed at the same time each night if possible and sleep in a dark room or use an eye mask.
Treatments for tension headaches are available.
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Today I finally finished up my December ornament
Wednesday, December 08, 2010
Ornament Happy Dance and Other Stitching
Today I finally finished up my December ornament
19 comments:
- Lesleyanne said...
Lovely ornament and progress on Art Deco.
- 1:38 am
- Clare - Aimetu said...
I love your Byzantine Ornament - fab colours
- 2:27 am
- Christine said...
The byzantine ornament is gorgeous
- 4:49 am
- riona said...
The ornament is lovely ... and I look forward to tracking your progress on the Art Deco Spirits piece ... you always choose such interesting pieces to stitch!
- 5:33 am
- Sadie said...
Hope you feel better soon Dani.
Lovely ornament :-) and ADS is coming along nicely too x
- 5:45 am
- Annie said...
It's like staying home from school when you are sick. You get to sit and watch TV all day. In your case, you get to stitch all night!
That ornament is exquisite. Can't wait to see it with finishing.
And you've make good progress on the Art Deco piece too.
Hope the cold is easing up.
- 6:53 am
- Julie said...
The byzantine is amazing, so effective!
- 7:10 am
- Giovanna said...
Congrats on the ornie, it's lovely! I hope you'll be better soon, colds are no fun.
- 9:48 am
- Cindy's Stitching said...
Very pretty. Feel better
- 10:13 am
- Erna said...
Great ornament, and I hope you will feel well soon
Erna xx
- 2:54 pm
- Lana said...
Love the Ornament!!! I like the colors, beautiful, and elegant!! And you are doing great with your larger piece as well, can't wait to see more progress on it!!
- 3:08 pm
- Daffycat said...
Beautiful finish ~ look at all the bling! I love it, Dani!
- 5:17 pm
- Brigitte said...
Oh my, this ornament is such a beauty!
- 4:48 am
- Wendy said...
wauw, your ornament looks great, how are you going to finish it ?
- 6:49 am
- Lisa said...
Love your finished ornie and great progress on Art Deco Spirit.
- 12:12 pm
- Lynn said...
I'm in love with those TW ornaments! So pretty!
It's nice to see Art Deco again.
Hope you're over your cold now.
- 8:14 am
- Julie said...
Great progress. I LOVE your ornament - very pretty!
- 7:55 pm
- pat said...
I love hardangher stitcher...beautiful work !!!
- 6:02 am
- Bekca said...
Great progress on Art Deco. I hope you're feeling better, and if not, maybe more stitching time is needed lol :)
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GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords
|GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords
The US theatrical poster
|Directed by
|Ray Patterson
|Produced by
|Kay Wright
|Written by
|Jeff Segal
|Based on
|Music by
|Hoyt Curtin
|Distributed by
|Clubhouse Pictures (US)
Release date
|March 21, 1986
Running time
|71 minutes
|United States
|Box office
GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords is a 1986 American animated film based on the Gobots toy franchise. It was produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions (also responsible for the Challenge of the GoBots television series) and released to theaters in 1986 by Clubhouse Pictures, the last film the company released. It featured the first appearance of the Rock Lords, who were given their own toyline after the movie.
These new characters featured the guest voices of Margot Kidder, Telly Savalas and Roddy McDowall. The regulars from the cartoon series all reprised their roles (though Arthur Bughardt played Cop-Tur, as he had in several late television episodes, following the death of Bob Holt).[2]
The Guardian Gobots are continuing their work on rebuilding their home planet of Gobotron when a mysterious ship crashes on the planet. Leader-1, Turbo and Scooter investigate, and find it to be occupied by a pair of transforming rocks - Solitaire and her valet Nugget. They have come seeking the Guardians' help to save their planet from the evil Rock Lord Magmar, who is killing the other Rock Lords in order to take their power sceptres. He places these in a machine designed to channel all their power into his own sceptre. The Guardians agree to help, but the conversation is spied upon by the Renegade Fitor. Gobotron is soon attacked by the Renegade fleet, and Cy-Kill and a team of Renegades capture Solitaire, Small Foot, Nick and A.J. With Nugget as their guide, Leader-1, Turbo and Matt set off on a rescue mission. Back on Quartex, the only obstacle facing Magmar is Boulder's group of Rock Lords, who set off to draw Magmar into battle.
Meanwhile, Cy-Kill attempts to get information out of Solitaire, and despite her best efforts manages to link up with Magmar and strike an alliance, turning the battle against Boulder. The good Rock Lords flee, and after their defeat at the hands of the Renegades are initially very skeptical about the Guardians' intentions when they land on Quartex. However, they too form an alliance, and march on Magmar's headquarters. However, when they get there, Magmar is able to take Boulder's sceptre from him, and activate the machine. Cy-Kill betrays Magmar, taking the weapon for himself, but is defeated by Leader-1, and the power is dissipated. The Renegade prisoners are released, and the Gobots return to Gobotron.
- Michael Bell - Granite, Narligator, Slimestone
- Foster Brooks - Fossil Lord, Stoneheart
- Arthur Burghardt - Turbo, Cop-Tur, Talc
- Ken Hudson Campbell - Vanguard
- Philip Lewis Clarke - Crackpot, Herr Fiend, Tork
- Peter Cullen - Pincher, Stones, Tombstone
- Ike Eisenmann - Nick Burns
- Bernard Erhard - Cy-Kill
- Dick Gautier - Brimstone, Bugsie, Klaws, Rock Narlie
- Darryl Hickman - Hornet, Marbles
- Margot Kidder - Solitaire
- Marilyn Lightstone - Crasher
- Roddy McDowall - Nugget
- Michael Nouri - Boulder
- Morgan Paull - Matt Hunter
- Lou Richards - Leader-1
- Telly Savalas - Magmar
- Leslie Speights - A.J. Foster
- B.J. Ward - Small Foot
- Kelly Ward - Fitor
- Kirby Ward - Heat Seeker
- Frank Welker - Scooter, Narliphant, Pulver-Eyes, Rest-Q, Sticks, Zeemon
Box office and critical response[edit]
The film performed poorly,[3][4] pulling in about $US1.3 million domestically. When released in Australia (as Machine Men: Battle of the Rock Lords, to tie in with the line's name in that territory), only a few independent cinemas carried the film, rather than the major chains. Several critics (Leonard Maltin amongst them) have suggested that Transformers: The Movie was made to "cash in" on the release of the film.[citation needed] While Battle of the Rock Lords was released five months before Transformers, the latter film had been in production for the better part of two years, well before Battle of the Rock Lords began production.
Home Media releases[edit]
The film has been released on VHS in North America, the UK and Australia amongst others locales. It has been shown recently in 2010 on HDNet Movies.
- ^ GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords at Box Office Mojo
- ^ Going, Going, Gobots by Matt Carara, Toyfare Magazine #123, November 2007, page 80-82
- ^ Holden, Stephen (1986-03-22). "FILM: 'GoBots,' A TV SPINOFF". The New York Times. Retrieved 2010-09-06.
- ^ Solomon, Charles (1986-03-21). "3 Animated Films: Good, Bad, Ugly". LA Times. Retrieved 2010-09-06.
External links[edit]
- English-language films
- 1986 animated films
- 1980s action films
- 1980s American animated films
- 1980s science fiction films
- 1980s war films
- American films
- American animated science fiction films
- American children's animated adventure films
- American robot films
- American science fiction war films
- American space adventure films
- Animated films based on animated series
- Animated superhero films
- Atlantic Entertainment Group films
- Films based on Hasbro toys
- Films based on television series
- Gobots
- Hanna-Barbera animated films
- Films scored by Hoyt Curtin


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Katherine S. (Sylvia) Chartrand
Funeral Service
CROGHAN, NY ~ Katherine S. Chartrand, 84, of Old State Rd., Croghan, passed away on Monday, August 28, 2017 while surrounded by her loving family, in Lewis County General Hospital, Lowville, where she had been admitted on August 17th.
Born Nov. 29, 1932 in Acushnet, MA, a daughter of John and Evelyn (Ennes) Sylvia, she was educated in local schools, and was graduated from Middleboro High School in 1950.
Following high school, she worked as a sales person at the Middleboro W.T. Grant Store.
She married Harold D. Chartrand on November 7, 1953, at Sacred Heart Church in Middleboro, and after her husband was honorably discharged from the US Navy in December, 1954, returned to the Croghan area where she had since resided.
Katherine was a devoted wife, supportive mother and tireless homemaker to her large family. During her life, she was also very dedicated to a variety of community service endeavors including her donation of countless hours knitting mittens and hats, and making "comfort quilts" for the terminally ill, newborns and people in need. Much of her good will and community service was through her association with the Tug Hill Quilters, Texas Road Quilters and Lewis County Opportunities.
Throughout the years, Katherine also took pleasure in traveling, especially trips to Maine, fishing salmon and steelhead on Lake Ontario, was a life-long Boston Red Sox fan, and loved the most anytime spent with her family.
Surviving besides her loving husband, Harold, of over 63 years, are nine children, Michael K. Chartrand, of Watertown, NY, Brian R. (Christine) Chartrand, of Castorland, Cynthia L. (Keith) Sixberry, of Carthage, John J. (Caron) Chartrand, of Croghan, identical twin sons, David S. (Beverly) Chartrand of Oswego and Daniel S. (Darlene) Chartrand, of Watertown, NY, Anselm F. Chartrand, of Castorland, Louis A. (Debbie) Chartrand, of Boiceville, NY, and Theresa L. (Eric) Moore, of Appleton, WI; twenty-five grandchildren, seventeen great grandchildren and two great, great grandchildren; two sisters, Mary Stearns, of Plainville, MA, and Lorraine Chapman, of Mansfield, MA; three sisters-in-law, Kate Kraus, of Liverpool, NY, Sally Shaw, of Croghan, and Ann Chartrand, of Lowville, and several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her granddaughter, April Chartrand, who died in 1983, and her brother, John Sylvia.
Katherine's funeral service will be held on Saturday, September 2, 2017, at 12 Noon at Scanlon Funeral Home, Croghan, with Pastor Bruce Chartrand, officiating. Interment will follow in St. Stephen's Cemetery, Croghan.
Katherine's family will receive relatives and friends at the funeral home beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday prior to her funeral service.
Memorial donations may be made to the Croghan Volunteer Fire Department.
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Pub: HARLOT: A REVEALING LOOK AT THE ARTS OF PERSUASION 2 (2009).
Harlot invites a variety of submissions and interactions from thinkers from both within and without the university. We encourage teachers to use this space in any variety of courses that deal with culture, communication, or persuasion, and we invite and value student submissions. We're also seeking to expand our editorial and technology teams to better meet our goal of mixing academics and non-academics in conversations surrounding rhetoric in everyday life. Our current openings are listed and described on the Harlot site, and we hope you'll consider applying or forwarding this call to whoever may be interested. As always, new reviewers are welcome on an ongoing basis. Contents: From the Editors: "Harlot's Progress" "Comic Fans and Convergence Culture: Community of Readers in The Master of Kung Fu" -- David E. Beard, Kate Vo Thi-Beard "Who Are You What Are You Why?" -- Christopher Higgs, Caitlin Newcomer "Toward Death and Violence Rhetorical and Creative Potential; a Reader's Text" -- Giovana Driussi Presidential Rhetoric: "Some Change" -- John Oddo "Speaking in Translation: Obama's Interview with Al Arabiya" -- John C Landreau "The Annotated Obama Poster" -- Ben McCorkle "I, Barack Hussein Obama: Virtual Crowds and Participatory Politics in the 2009 Inauguration" -- Elizabeth Losh For further information, visit www.HarlotoftheArts.org or email email@example.com.
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PEOPLE and community groups in Frodsham are being invited to help plant shrubs and native trees at Castle Park on Thursday, February 21, between 10.30am and 3.30pm.
Three hundred have been funded by Cheshire West and Chester Cllr Andrew Dawson, from his Members' Budget.
Cllr Dawson, the chairman of the park's executive trust, said: "It would be great to get as many people as possible to help plant the trees and shrubs which will be there for many years to come.
"Planting is our only way of ensuring the woodlands existence for future generations because at present there is little or no what is termed 'understory' – trees which will replace the big trees to provide the woodland with its future canopy.
"All the trees – such as common beech and oak – and shrubs have been sourced locally and have been selected to encourage wildlife by offering scrub cover and berries. So please come along."
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