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Paul Mamphilly is greatly acknowledged for the accomplishments that he has made in his career as a finance professional. He once worked on Wall Street, and his career was quite successful. Mamphilly currently serves Banyan Hill Publishing where he has been a senior editor since 2016. His primary responsibility is to offer useful advice that helps Main Street Americans to make a fortune from their investments, small-cap stocks, emerging opportunities, and technology. Paul is also the proprietor of Extreme Fortunes and Profits Unlimited, which are renowned newsletters.
Mamphilly kicked off his career in the finance world in 1991. The first job that he was offered at Wall Street was acting as Banker Trust's assistant portfolio manager. The company enabled him to gain a lot of experience and was later given top positions at ING and Deutsche Bank. Both financial corporations offered him an opportunity to manage accounts that were worth millions of dollars. Kinetic Asset Management later appointed Paul to serve as a hedge fund manager. The firm's net worth was approximately $6 billion when he was hired, but his efforts enabled it to grow to over $25 billion. The annual turnover of Kinetic Asset Management was estimated to be about 26 percent during Mamphilly's tenure at the company. The firm was once acknowledged by Barons as one of the leading hedge funds on the globe, and http://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/paul-mampilly/.
In 2008, Paul was among the finance professionals who took part in a competitive investment challenge that has been organized by the Templeton Foundation. All participants were offered a $50 million investment capital, and it took him one year to grow his share to $88 million. The competition was held in 2008 and 2009 when the U.S. was facing a financial crisis. The difficulties that were in the market did not stop Mamphilly from making profits, and read full article.
The finance expert ended his Wall Street career after making a lot of accomplishments. He needed to create time for his family and was also determined to enable small investors to develop themselves. Paul felt like it was necessary to empower the community after making billions for wealthy people. According to him, he has not retired from the financial sector since he makes a couple of transactions daily. Mamphilly manages True Momentum, Profits Unlimited, and Extreme Fortunes, which are firms that have been guiding Main Street American to be successful. People who wish to be successful in investment can use the advice of the companies.


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November 11th, 2015
- I am so thankful for our Veterans and people currently in the Armed Forces. Looking at people posting pictures of their loved ones in the Army, Navy, Marines, etc. and they look so young (because they ARE young). It takes such a brave, courageous soul to fight for our freedom and rights. Thank you so much to everyone who fought and continues to fight for us. You are true heroes.

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The Dalai Lama will return to Tibet one day, a close aide predicts
A close associate of the Dalai Lama, Lobsang Tenzin was born in eastern Tibet in 1939, but at the age of 5 was recognized, according to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, as the reincarnation of the 4th Samdhong Rinpoche and given that title by which he is now known. Two years later he took his vows as a monk. He went into exile with the Dalai Lama in 1959 after the Chinese occupied Tibet, and now lives with him at Dharamshala, India.
Samdhong Rinpoche was elected as the first Prime Minister of the Central Tibetan Administration (The Tibetan Government-in-exile) in 2001, and held that post until April 2011. In this role he travelled widely to gain support for the Tibetan cause and to explain the Dalai Lama's proposals for a negotiated settlement with China on the question of autonomy for Tibet.
A leading Tibetan scholar of Buddhism, he is also an authority on the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi.
In this interview, which he gave me October 28, he talks about the Assisi meeting, the dramatic situation in Tibet, the self-immolation of the monks there in protest against Chinese repression, and his conviction that an amicable solution can be found with China on Tibetan autonomy, and that the Dalai Lama will return home one day.
What has this Assisi meeting meant to you, how do you rate it?
It was wonderful! A number of different religious practitioners and religious leaders came together at one platform, prayed together, interacted with the public, and recommitted themselves to peace and non-violence, which is the need of the hour. This was a very appropriate initiative taken by His Holiness, Pope Benedict. After the first initiative in 1986, which was then very new and innovative, it is now continued and reinforced. I think everybody felt this is very useful.
The Dalai Lama was at the 1986 meeting, but could not come this time. Why?
A. His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, was invited this time too and very much wished to come because he has a very fond memory of 1986, but the invitation arrived a bit late and by then he was already committed to going to Japan, so he asked me to represent him.
You, of course, have played a very important role in your country's history. What has it meant to you that the Vatican and the Pope have invited the religious representatives of the Tibetan people here?
That is very considerate of the Pope in spite of possible retaliation from some people in China. He chose to receive His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, and his predecessors chose to meet His Holiness too and to invite him in 1986. The Vatican has a very sympathetic attitude, and a very supportive attitude for the Tibetan cause and for the Tibetan people and, therefore, this time also they invited His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. So I think this is a real gesture of inter-faith harmonious relations.
You told me earlier that you see the Vatican's invitation as a sign of sympathy for the situation of your country where young monks have recently set themselves on fire in protest at the intolerable Chinese repression there.
A. Yes. Actually the situation inside Tibet is worsening year by year. Since 2008, there have been repressive measures – very much the worst, and now it is almost impossible to live under these repressive measures, particularly for the monks and nuns. The freedom of religion has been grossly violated and so, greatly dispirited, they are now doing self-immolation. Since last March, nine young people have self-immolated: six monks and three lay people, including one nun. The oldest was in his early 30s, the youngest 17. It shows that the younger generations are no longer able to tolerate the repressive measures, the torture and the injustice. But since they are committed to non-violence, they do not resort to violent resistance against another person; they are just self-suffering and self-immolating to show their resentment and their dissatisfaction.
I hope the peace-loving international community is very sympathetic to us, but the political setups are not very helpful. In spite of all this injustice there is not much opposition from the political setups. We are not disappointed, however, because we believe the truth will prevail, sooner or later, and the Tibet issue will be resolved amicably.
Are these young people who immolated themselves considered as martyrs in the Buddhist tradition?
A. In the Buddhist tradition it may not be recommended, it is a kind of suicide. Giving up one's own life may not be appreciated. But in the given situation there is no way out, so their sacrifice may not be going to waste, it will bring results sooner or later. People honor it because they see this as the ultimate sign of these young people's love for their country, for their culture and for His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. All nine who have self-immolated made two demands: The Dalai Lama must come back to Tibet, and Tibet must have religious freedom.
Do you foresee the Dalai Lama returning to Tibet one day, and Tibet gaining its freedom again?
Yes, yes! It may take a long time. But if you look to India, you see that as a country India was living under foreign occupation for 400 years, and we (in Tibet) for only 60 years now. In a country's history, 100 years is not a very long period. So have the confidence that we will be able to go back.
Are you not afraid that the culture of your country will be obliterated before then?
The culture genocide has been taking place inside Tibet, but the Tibetan culture is still alive, particularly in the diaspora, under the leadership of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, and various religious Heads of the Tibetan tradition. So the culture is very much alive, and is now spread all over the world, so it is not possible that the Tibetan culture will disappear.
Were you happy to see two monks from mainland China at the Assisi meeting?
Of course, of course. At least they could come out, and were able to join with free religious leaders so they could see how the outside the world, at least the Western world, has freedom of conscience and freedom of speech. It is important for them to have this experience. For a long time there were repressive measures on religion (in mainland China), but now people once again are having a thirst for religion, for spirituality, so there is a lot of religious revival there. Moreover, lots of Chinese Buddhist monks come to India on pilgrimage, and we meet them. In China, before Communism came, the majority was Buddhist, and the other religions were a minority, but I don't know the situation so well today.
My last question is about the Panchen Lama, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, (the second highest Lama after the Dalai Lama) who was taken away by the Chinese authorities on 17 May 1995, at the age of six, and has not been seen in public since. Are you still looking for him? Do you know where he is?
There are doubts whether he is alive or not. Many people believe he is still alive. We are looking for him, yes. Even if he is in prison, he still is a Buddhist leader.


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A couple of days ago I posted my review for one of the greatest books I've ever read – Beautiful Disaster! All the BD fans out there know that Jamie McGuire recently released the follow up of BD. Walking Disaster is the same story but from Travis Maddox's POV. As an avid reader I love the concept of reading the same story but from another character's POV, so I just couldn't wait to read it. In my opinion if I can convince one person to read a BD or WD I've changed the world, and that's my goal today, so here's my review. Enjoy! 🙂
"One of these days you're going to fall in love, son. Don't settle for just anyone. Choose the girl that doesn't come easy; the one you have to fight for, and then never stop fighting. Never"
Well what can I say? I LOVED it! But then I didn't expect anything less. I have read so many books in my life where I wish I could read it from another characters POV and finally being able to do it was even more than I could have asked for. I can proudly say I am completely addicted to BD, to the point where I recommend it to anyone who will listen, so it was a no brainer for me to read this one and see how everything played out from Travis's POV.
Being in Travis's head was no walk in the park, the guy has some serious issues and can be very obsessive, but getting a glimpse of his childhood really put his personality into perspective. He is the opposite of what everyone thinks, he's not incapable of love, on the contrary, he loves so extremely that shutting out emotion was the best state for him to be in. I really enjoyed getting to know him better and the chance to understand him fully.
As would be expected, I found myself on Travis's side at all times in this book and strangely, at some points I wanted to kill America. I got a bit annoyed with her attacks on him and how she never allowed herself to see his side. Which was really interesting because in BD you get the sense that she sticks up for him more.
I really enjoyed the interaction between Sheply and Travis in this book. It was great to see the behind the scenes of what happened when Abby and America weren't there. It was also great to be more involved in the lives of the Maddox boys, seeing more family moments and really meeting the brothers and dad this time around made everything different.
I know it sounds strange but I started to dislike Abby a bit in this book. Don't get me wrong I know she's the same girl and I know her POV, but for some reason I found her reactions to be very girly at times. From Travis's perspective you actually feel his anger and annoyance with her and that sits with you even though you know her POV.
What was also very interesting was that from Travis's POV you started to see how much of Abby's life revolves around gambling. I think from her POV you don't get that feel because she doesn't see it in herself, but it's there. The way she thinks and reacts is a direct result of her "gambling" personality and I really have to take my hat off to McGuire for so brilliantly writing her characters… from both POV's.
If I were to be completely honest I think I enjoyed this book a little more than BD (just a little more). Like it's counterpart, it was captivating from page one and I cannot wait to see what McGuire comes up with next!


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White Mountain National Forest map. Courtesy—WMNF
There's another, particularly New Hampshire-ish option for getting a Christmas tree: Cut down a wild one in the White Mountain National Forest.
Yes, it's legal, although you need a permit. These can be purchased for $5 at any of the Forest Service offices.
There are some limits, of course.
Notably, you can't use a chainsaw. You have to invest some sweat equity this holiday.
You can't cut a tree bigger than 8 inches in diameter at chest height – although if you're limited to hand saws, you probably wouldn't want to – and the remaining stump must be less than 10 inches tall.
Trees have to be for personal use, not for resale, and only one tree can be cut per family.
Make sure you are on National Forest land before sawing away, and don't cut trees near campgrounds, picnic areas, wilderness areas, active timber sales, or within 100 feet of a state highway.
Pack down any piles of cut limbs, and make sure they are at least 25 feet away from roads, streams, trails and property boundaries.
For more information, including where to buy a permit, check online with the Forest Service at www.fs.usda.gov
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While I haven't worked on my Sporto yet today, (more on that tomorrow) I have managed progress this weekend on the Jeweled Sporto.
The markers mark the center back decreases. The last green/blue one marks the last decrease. I am now working on the increases for the hip area. I have completed one set of increases since this picture was taken.
The end may be in sight, but it is still a way to go to the bottom cuff, and then the pocket.
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Today we'd like to introduce you to Rick Adams.
Eight years ago, Rick and partners purchased the already existing Oak Grove Market with the intent to continue serving the Oak Grove community through food and fellowship. Not much has changed aside from some delicious additions to the lunch specials and dinners to go. From the beginning, Oak Grove Market aka "OGM" has been a neighborhood anchor and meeting place. The big red couch is the cornerstone of the community – where conversations take place over coffee and scones in the morning hours.
In the afternoons, kids bustle into the doors to fill their bellies with after school snacks. In the evenings, you can find neighbors concentrating on their dinner preparations or better yet, picking up a dinner to go! OGM continues to thrive because of the dedicated staff who love the community and customers who are known by name and greeted with a smile everyday. OGM focuses on togetherness and community with convenient, delicious home-cooked food as the glue that hold it all together.
Has it been a smooth road?
It's been a smooth road because of the neighbors who support us and let us know how we can serve them better.
So, as you know, we're impressed with The Oak Grove Market – tell our readers more, for example what you're most proud of as a company and what sets you apart from others.
OGM is a butcher shop and small grocery store. We carry essentials and grocery items that complement our prepared foods. We want our neighbors to be able to put together a delicious meal from our store. In addition, we serve lunch daily – best known for "Steak Day" on Thursdays (Steak of your choice, grilled to perfection served with baked potato and salad for $10.99). Another popular special is OGM Chicken Nachos on Saturdays. $7.99 gets you a heaping plate full of fresh made corn tortilla chips topped with OGM Cheese Dip and Seasoned Shredded Chicken. We also make "Dinners to go" Monday through Thursday evenings, which are very popular and super convenient. We have an online ordering system in which customers must order by 2pm. Dinners are typically a main dish and 2 side items that serve either 4 people or 2 people and can be picked up between 5pm and 7pm. This is very popular for busy parents and working people who don't have time to cook, but want to eat healthy homemade dinners.
We are most proud of our connection to the community. We aim to be the go-to for lunch-goers in the Oak Grove area, as well as the neighborhood butcher shop and grocery store.
Let's touch on your thoughts about our city – what do you like the most and least?
Owners of the Oak Grove Market are home grown in Atlanta and loyal to this great city.
While the Oak Grove Market is the heart of the smaller Oak Grove community, we love the proximity to all of the "big city" things that Atlanta has to offer.
- Dinners to go! Start at $35.99 for Dinner for 4 people
- Monday lunch special – Beef Tenderloin Sandwich $8.99
- Thursday lunch special – Steak Day $10.99
Contact Info:
- Address: 2757 LaVista Road,
Decatur, GA 30033
- Website: www.oakgrovemarket.com
- Phone: 4043159831
- Email: info@oakgrovemarket,com
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oakgrovemarketdecatur/
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/oakgrovemarket
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In an article in International Organization (here, for registered users), Jeff Colgan claims that states with large oil and gas resources as well as what he calls revolutionary agendas are more likely than "stable" oil producers or non-producing states to start disputes with other states. The article is an attempt to counter the common assumption that having a valuable resource makes a state more vulnerable to aggression from states lacking those resources, one variant of the classic resource curse.
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Laugh every day, and finish reading the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
I am currently a student at the University of Connecticut and I love it there. I am part of a large and ridiculous family, whom I love very much. I play trombone and am learning the harmonica for fun. I am always looking for new adventures and believe that the best memories are made when trying something new.
Enjoy every day, despite the weather.
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I am traveling this summer looking for a more genuine and less touristy experience.
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Here's the cover to Satsuki Igarashi's Chipmunk Cheeks book. It's different than what had been advertised in Newtype a few weeks ago. (Amazon.jp for larger image). It will be released June 10th.
And for those who are interested in the other VOGUE NIPPON x Comme des Garçons The Art of Manga T-shirts. Mainichi has photos of all the collaborations.


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It's important to take care of yourself this holiday season
The holidays are often a paradoxically stressful time for Americans. Under so much pressure to give thanks and share joy with loved ones, it can be hard to fulfill the holidays' expectations and to make the holiday season the relaxing, happy time it's supposed to be.
The problems we experience year-round often feel amplified during the holiday season. If you weren't particularly upset with the American political climate before the holiday season, you will be after listening to your relatives argue about politics for the entirety of Thanksgiving dinner. School's always hard, but with finals approaching quickly, it can be a particularly difficult time to be a student. Financial woes are also common during the holidays, and the sudden influx of holiday advertisements carry with them an accompanying pressure both to give more and to get more.
The holidays are a tough time all-around, and it can be easy to stop taking care of yourself when your week includes working a twelve-hour shift on Black Friday, studying for three exams, and spending time with your family who hasn't stopped arguing since Halloween.
It's easy to feel like you aren't worth prioritizing when there's so much to worry about, but you are. Take a minute to evaluate how you're feeling. You might be more stressed and run down than you realized. If your mental health is slipping during the holiday season (or any time of year for that matter), it's okay to take a break and to get the help you need.
While I'm not suggesting you throw your academics down the drain or forego all of the commitments you may have made to spend time with friends and family, it is okay if you need to scale things back. Cancelling plans so you can catch up on sleep or re-scheduling a study session so you can see a therapist or counselor is perfectly fine.
It can be easy to get caught up in the fear of falling behind; the feeling that you're one missed appointment or assignment away from total failure can be especially present during the holiday season. But taking some time to make sure that you're doing okay is more important than making sure you're constantly ahead of your to-do list.
This holiday season, make sure that you're prioritizing your own health and happiness. The holidays are not a perfect time, and the pressure we feel to enjoy this time of the year certainly doesn't help with that. In any case, if the holiday season is proving to be a trying time, make sure that you do what you can to take care of yourself.
Maybe you just need to take an extra nap and a rain check on Black Friday shopping with your friends, or maybe you need more than that. While it might be 'normal' or 'common' to feel run-down this time of year in the sense that your friends and family might also claim they feel the same way, that doesn't make it okay.
It's okay to reach out to your loved ones and to tell them how you're feeling, to seek professional help if you or your loved ones suspect you might need it, and to take a break from it all. During a time when we're constantly bombarded with messages about the importance of putting others first and giving, it's especially important that we remember that it's okay to make ourselves a priority.
Cassie Kuhn is a junior majoring in mathematics and political science. Her column runs biweekly.
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28 Reviews
5 on March 12, 2018
Geyser Lodge is my haven when I visit my child, a student at Skidmore College.
5 on February 14, 2018
I have had the opportunity to stay at the Geyser Lodge many times for work in the area, and I wouldn't stay anywhere else. The Penge family are wonderfully friendly innkeepers and make me feel like family every time I'm there. The rooms are wonderful and the service is excellent. If you have an opportunity to stay in Saratoga Springs or the surrounding area, don't miss staying at the Geyser Lodge, you wouldn't be disappointed, I never am.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you so much. We look forward to your next visit.
- Tara (innkeeper)
5 on December 17, 2017
This was an oasis for a rejuvenating and delightful weekend stay. At a busy time of year it's a remarkable experience to be calm, enjoy friends and family, and be recipients of such gracious hospitality. Accommodations were very much as described, breakfast was amazing, comfort level was off the charts.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for choosing us for your stay in Saratoga Springs. We look forward to your next visit.
- Tara (innkeeper)
5 on November 06, 2017
We spent two nights here and were completely satisfied and impressed with everything about Geyser Lodge. The owners, including their teenage son (we did not meet their daughter) addressed every need. No detail has been overlooked. Each room is decorated in a different style, all uniquely fitting the region. Housekeep in spotless. The breakfast was so tantalizing and satisfying that I'd almost travel half way across the country just to spend more delicious mornings in their charming dining room.
Innkeeper Response
It was a pleasure having you stay with us.We look forward to your next visit.
- Tara (innkeeper)
4.6 on October 17, 2017
We enjoyed our stay so much! Quiet, quaint and convenient to everything we wanted to do downtown. We will definitely be back! (p.s. breakfast was SUPERB!!) See you in the Spring!
4.6 on October 16, 2017
We had a wonderful stay at Geyser Lodge. The owners were very nice, helpful, friendly and the breakfasts were great! The strip mall across the street is not pretty but has the best Italian restaurant, Moma Mia, and a Price Chopper grocery store, super convenient! Hope to stay here the next time I come visit family.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you. Look forward to your next visit with us.
- Tara (innkeeper)
3.4 on October 16, 2017
We have only stayed at a couple of B&Bs and really enjoyed our stay. It has got to be exhausting to run and maintain a B&B but they did a fantastic job. Our hosts were very nice and offered suggestions at breakfast of places to visit in Saratoga Springs. Thank you.
5 on September 29, 2017
This is a wonderful B&B. I would highly recommend it. The owners are great people are very accommodating. Excellent breakfast too!!
3.6 on September 22, 2017
We really enjoyed our stay. The room was well appointed with a comfortable bed and there were thoughtful little gifts everywhere. From the cookies and sparkling Saratoga water waiting for us in the room to the many toiletry items available in our private bathroom, the touches were very much appreciated. The breakfast was scrumptious and there were plenty of snacks and beverages (coffee, tea, etc.) available for us to help ourselves. We will definitely stay again.
5 on August 29, 2017
The owners are friendly and they know how to make your stay very comfortable - the hospitality is outstanding!
5 on August 25, 2017
Very friendly but not intrusive place. Clean and neat with a lot of character and amenities. Would definitely recommend.
4.2 on August 19, 2017
Lovely old building, kept with care. The surroundings however are less than perfect, An old condemned building across one street and a strip mall across another. Cannot criticize anything else. clean room, friendly hosts, great reading material. wonderful porch for your morning coffee. Price was about right for the area and the season.
3.8 on July 29, 2017
What a nice place. We've stayed in a few B&B's in the past and The Geyser rates right up there. Breakfast could have been a little more hardy, but was prepared nicely. Would definitely book there again. Extremely close to the track and SPAC.
5 on July 27, 2017
Very friendly people. Food was amazing. A very relaxing place to stay.
4.4 on July 26, 2017
A clean friendly B & B close to town with nice rooms and a delicious breakfast.
5 on July 13, 2017
Great place. Very friendly people and great food. I will be back soon.
5 on June 29, 2017
My husband and I stayed at the Geyser Lodge to celebrate his 50th birthday and to attended the Saratoga Jazz Festival. We loved the lodge. Tara and Jason were wonderful hosts and the house was beautiful. The breakfast and the late arrival menu were delicious. I would highly recommend this accommodation.
4.6 on June 18, 2017
We only stay one night but the experience was wonderful. The house is beautifully decorated and spacious, very clean. Our hosts were very attentive and warm. They were always available to make sure our needs were met. They even took into consideration our little one and made us feel like we're family and most welcomed to their home. The breakfast was delicious made with fresh ingredients. The house is at close distance to the Saratoga Spa Park where there are hiking trails and the performing arts center and Roosevelt Baths are also located. Depending on your fitness level it's walkable or short drive if preferred. It is also a short drive from downtown where there is plenty of independently own restaurants offering great food. We definitely recommend the Geyser Lodge to visitors and hope to return soon.
5 on June 12, 2017
Lovely people. Amazing food. Proximity to Saratoga State Park, the Dance Museum and SPAC another plus. The bikes we borrowed added even more value. Loved it.
4.2 on May 23, 2017
Geyser Lodge has been under new ownership for less than a year. Great folks. I like the transition from Victorian to Adorondack.
4.4 on May 07, 2017
Jason and Tara offer terrific accommodations in a charming B&B very close to SPAC and downtown Saratoga. Tara makes an outstanding homemade breakfast, and all the comforts of home are provided. Highly recommend. Would definitely return.
5 on April 28, 2017
This winter and spring, I have been visiting colleges with my daughter throughout the northeast. We decided that wherever we would travel for these college visits, we would only stay at B&Bs. Our stay at the Geyser Inn has been the best experience we had among the 8 places we have been this winter and spring. The building is charming, comfortable and happy. The owners, new to the B&B world, were great hosts, making us feel welcome without being obtrusive. The breakfast was out of this world: Tara is a great cook. If my daughter has the good fortune to attend school near Saratoga Springs, my wife and I would definitely make this our home away from home. Joe Sweeney, San Francisco
4.6 on April 26, 2017
This B&B was our first one we have stayed at. When we walked in, we were greeted with smiles, a tour, and fresh cookies. The room and bathroom were clean. Breakfast every day was delicious! Needless to say, we will be returning.
4.8 on April 20, 2017
We were pleasantly surprised by this delightful bed and breakfast. Our rooms were spacious, comfortable, and had all sorts of extras we didn't expect. The breakfast was absolutely delicious, and the hosts were very friendly and offered all sorts of sight seeing tips. It was my first time in the area, and I would love to come back and would plan to stay at this B & B again!
5 on March 10, 2017
Beautiful home, warm and friendly hosts, conveniently located. The breakfast was delicious and there were fresh baked cookies in our room upon our arrival! I fell in love with their one year old lab (and I don't even like dogs). We will definitely be back.
5 on June 30, 2014
I stayed with family in the Carriage House Apartment for a few days in June 2014. I was very impressed with it. The apartment was very spacious yet it still felt cosy and inviting. It's location is great, very close to shops and restaurants. The inn keepers were friendly. If I had the opportunity to stay there again, I would. I really enjoyed the time spent there.
5 on June 29, 2014
Started the mornings off with a delicious home cooked breakfast of bacon,eggs,blueberry pancakes, coffee. Fresh Fruit, cereal, juice,tea, milk readily available. This was served in the lovely Dining Room while enjoying the company of a delightful family enroute to Maine. After a day filled with visiting, sight seeing and shopping, my room was a comfy, cozy haven of rest and relaxation. Slept like a baby only to be awakened by the smell of something wonderful for breakfast and the opportunity of meeting new arrivals!
5 on June 28, 2014
We had a wonderful time in Saratoga. Great value. Beautiful grounds. Lovely swimming pool. As runners we enjoyed the Railroad Trail and proximity to the Park Spa. Close to our favorite restaurant. Easy walk downtown. The hosts were very accommodating, friendly, understanding and provided a great rate. We can't wait to go back


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End of May
Well folks it is the end of May and the Bureau has somehow managed to keep the river around 4500 cfs. The fishing has still been great on midges and olives on top water. Scuds, sowbugs, midge pupa, and BWO nymphs have done the trick under the surface. Believe it or not, we have had a few fish caught on hoppers to date! We are hoping that is a good sign of things to come. Keep checking in for up to date posts.
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4-H Leader Council meeting set for Thursday, September 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the Extension Office, Newport WA
All 4-H Leaders in Pend Oreille County are invited to attend the next 4-H Leader Council Meeting. The 4-H Leader Council helps to advise the WSU Extension Program on activities and programs that directly support club and other 4-H Activities in Pend Oreille County. If you want to "be in the know" and have a voice in the local 4-H Programing you will want to be at this meeting. Please join in the fun of planning for our 4-H Future.
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In response to widespread rioting in the 1960s, Lyndon Johnson set up the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders. These were the members:
Otto Kerner, Governor of Illinois and chair
John Lindsay, Mayor of New York and vice chairman
Edward Brooke, Senator (R-MA)
Fred R. Harris, Senator (D-OK)
James Corman, Congressman (D-CA)
William McCulloch, Congressman (R-OH)
Charles Thornton, Founder of defense contractor Litton Industries
Roy Wilkins, Executive Director of the NAACP
I.W. Abel, President of US Steelworkers of America
Herbert Turner Jenkins, Police chief, Atlanta, Georgia
Katherine Graham Peden, Commissioner of Commerce, Kentucky
Here's the executive summary. You'll notice that the conclusions of this esteemed body are things that cause contemporary people to say "blah blah blah political correctness reverse racism get over it blah blah blah." They say this because of Lyndon Johnson's legislative accomplishments. Isn't it important why there was a Civil Rights Act?
Atlanta's police chief in the 1960s is obviously racist against white people:
Segregation and poverty have created in the racial ghetto a destructive environment totally unknown to most white Americans.
What white Americans have never fully understood but what the Negro can never forget–is that white society is deeply implicated in the ghetto. White institutions created it, white institutions maintain it, and white society condones it.
Looters with rifles: always a problem.
Employed as a private guard, 55-year-old Julius L. Dorsey, a Negro, was standing in front of a market when accosted by two Negro men and a woman. They demanded he permit them to loot the market. He ignored their demands. They began to berate him. He asked a neighbor to call the police. As the argument grew more heated, Dorsey fired three shots from his pistol into the air.
The police radio reported: "Looters, they have rifles." A patrol car driven by a police officer and carrying three National Guardsmen arrived. As the looters fled, the law enforcement personnel opened fire. When the firing ceased, one person lay dead.
He was Julius L. Dorsey.
The menace of niggers has been greatly exaggerated:
The civil disorders of 1967 involved Negroes acting against local symbols of white American society, authority and property in Negro neighborhoods–rather than against white persons.
* Of 164 disorders reported during the first nine months of 1967, eight (5 percent) were major in terms of violence and damage; 33 (20 percent) were serious but not major; 123 (75 percent) were minor and undoubtedly would not have received national attention as "riots" had the nation not been sensitized by the more serious outbreaks.
* In the 75 disorders studied by a Senate subcommittee, 83 deaths were reported. Eighty two percent of the deaths and more than half the injuries occurred in Newark and Detroit. About 10 percent of the dead and 38 percent of the injured were public employees, primarily law officers and firemen. The overwhelming majority of the persons killed or injured in all the disorders were Negro civilians.
* Initial damage estimates were greatly exaggerated. In Detroit, newspaper damage estimates at first ranged from $200 million to $500 million; the highest recent estimate is $45 million. In Newark, early estimates ranged from $15 to $25 million. A month later
damage was estimated at $10.2 million, over 80 percent in inventory losses.
Negotiations between Negroes–including your militants as well as older Negro leaders-and white officials concerning "terms of peace" occurred during virtually all the disorders surveyed. In many cases, these negotiations involved discussion of underlying grievances as well as the handling of the disorder by control authorities.
* The typical rioter was a teenager or young adult, a lifelong resident of the city in which he rioted, a high school dropout; he was, nevertheless, somewhat better educated than his nonrioting Negro neighbor, and was usually underemployed or employed in a menial job. He was proud of his race, extremely hostile to both whites and middle-class Negroes and, although informed about politics, highly distrustful of the political system.
* A Detroit survey revealed that approximately 11 percent of the total residents of two riot areas admitted participation in the rioting, 20 to 25 percent identified themselves as "bystanders," over 16 percent identified themselves as "counter-rioters" who urged rioters to "cool it," and the remaining 48 to 53 percent said they were at home or elsewhere and did not participate. In a survey of Negro males between the ages of 15 and 35 residing in the disturbance area in Newark, about 45 percent identified themselves as rioters, and
about 55 percent as "noninvolved."
* Most rioters were young Negro males. Nearly 53 percent of arrestees were between 15 and 24 years of age; nearly 81 percent between 15 and 35.
* In Detroit and Newark about 74 percent of the rioters were brought up in the North. In contrast, of the noninvolved, 36 percent in Detroit and 52 percent in Newark were brought up in the North.
* What the rioters appeared to be seeking was fuller participation in the social order and the material benefits enjoyed by the majority of American citizens. Rather than rejecting the American system, they were anxious to obtain a place for themselves in it.
* Numerous Negro counter-rioters walked the streets urging rioters to "cool it." The typical counter-rioter was better educated and had higher income than either the rioter or the noninvolved.
Be honest. You'd think it was pointless to petition the government for redress of grievances if they very publicly took note of those grievances in 1967, and you have the same grievances after 50 years:
Although specific grievances varied from city to city, at least 12 deeply held grievances can be identified and ranked into three levels of relative intensity:
First Level of Intensity
1. Police practices
2. Unemployment and underemployment
3. Inadequate housing
Second Level of Intensity
4. Inadequate education
5. Poor recreation facilities and programs
6. Ineffectiveness of the political structure and grievance mechanisms
Third Level of Intensity
7. Disrespectful white attitudes
8. Discriminatory administration of justice
9. Inadequacy of federal programs
10. Inadequacy of municipal services
11. Discriminatory consumer and credit practices
12. Inadequate welfare programs
It was apparent 50 years ago that they weren't going to do much besides increasing the beatings:
A study of the aftermath of disorder leads to disturbing conclusions. We find that, despite the institution of some postriot programs:
* Little basic change in the conditions underlying the outbreak of disorder has taken place. Actions to ameliorate Negro grievances have been limited and sporadic; with but few exceptions, they have not significantly reduced tensions.
* In several cities, the principal official response has been to train and equip the police with more sophisticated weapons. In several cities, increasing polarization is evident, with continuing breakdown of inter-racial communication, and growth of white segregationist or black separatist groups.
In olden times, the government could write honest, serious reports about difficult problems faced by society:
Despite these complexities, certain fundamental matters are clear. Of these, the most fundamental is the racial attitude and behavior of white Americans toward black Americans.
Race prejudice has shaped our history decisively; it now threatens to affect our future. White racism is essentially responsible for the explosive mixture which has been accumulating in our cities since the end of World War II. Among the ingredients of this
mixture are:
* Pervasive discrimination and segregation in employment, education and housing, which have resulted in the continuing exclusion of great numbers of Negroes from the benefits of economic progress.
* Black in-migration and white exodus, which have produced the massive and growing concentrations of impoverished Negroes in our major cities, creating a growing crisis of deteriorating facilities and services and unmet human needs.
* The black ghettos where segregation and poverty converge on the young to destroy opportunity and enforce failure. Crime, drug addiction, dependency on welfare, and bitterness and resentment against society in general and white society in particular are the result.
At the same time, most whites and some Negroes outside the ghetto have prospered to a degree unparalleled in the history of civilization. Through television and other media, this affluence has been flaunted before the eyes of the Negro poor and the jobless ghetto youth.
Yet these facts alone cannot be said to have caused the disorders. Recently, other powerful ingredients have begun to catalyze the mixture:
* Frustrated hopes are the residue of the unfulfilled expectations aroused by the great judicial and legislative victories of the Civil Rights Movement and the dramatic struggle for equal rights in the South.
* A climate that tends toward approval and encouragement of violence as a form of protest has been created by white terrorism directed against nonviolent protest; by the open defiance of law and federal authority by state and local officials resisting desegregation; and by some protest groups engaging in civil disobedience who turn their backs on nonviolence, go beyond the constitutionally protected rights of petition and free assembly, and resort to violence to attempt to compel alteration of laws and policies with which they disagree.
* The frustrations of powerlessness have led some Negroes to the conviction that there is no effective alternative to violence as a means of achieving redress of grievances, and of "moving the system." These frustrations are reflected in alienation and hostility toward
the institutions of law and government and the white society which controls them, and in the reach toward racial consciousness and solidarity reflected in the slogan "Black Power." A new mood has sprung up among Negroes, particularly among the young, in which self-esteem and enhanced racial pride are replacing apathy and submission to "the system."
* The police are not merely a "spark" factor. To some Negroes police have come to symbolize white power, white racism and white repression. And the fact is that many police do reflect and express these white attitudes. The atmosphere of hostility and cynicism is reinforced by a widespread belief among Negroes in the existence of police brutality and in a "double standard" of justice and protection–one for Negroes and one for whites.
In the 1960s, a presidential commission noted that the Black Power movement wasn't radical enough in its aims. Try telling a white person. They'll think you're on crack:
The Black Power advocates of today consciously feel that they are the most militant group in the Negro protest movement. Yet they have retreated from a direct confrontation with American society on the issue of integration and, by preaching separatism, unconsciously function as an accommodation to white racism. Much of their economic program, as well as their interest in Negro history, self-help, racial solidarity and separation, is reminiscent of Booker T. Washington. The rhetoric is different, but the ideas are remarkably similar.
I guess nowadays we have gentrification. Suburbia is the new ghetto. Trading spaces.
Within the cities, Negroes have been excluded from white residential areas through discriminatory practices. Just as significant is the withdrawal of white families from, or their refusal to enter, neighborhoods where Negroes are moving or already residing. About 20 percent of the urban population of the United States changes residence every year. The refusal of whites to move into "changing" areas when vacancies occur means that most vacancies eventually are occupied by Negroes. The result, according to a recent study, is that in 1960 the average segregation index for 207 of the largest United States cities was 86.2. In other words, to create an unsegregated population distribution, an average of over 86 percent of all Negroes would have to change their place of residence within the city.
Equally important is the undesirable nature of many jobs open to Negroes and other minorities. Negro men are more than three times as likely as white men to be in low paying, unskilled or service jobs. This concentration of male Negro employment at the lowest end of the occupational scale is the single most important cause of poverty among Negroes. In one study of low-income neighborhoods, the "subemployment rate," including both unemployment and underemployment, was about 33 percent, or 8.8 times greater than the
overall unemployment rate for all United States workers. Employment problems, aggravated by the constant arrival of new unemployed
migrants, many of them from depressed rural areas, create persistent poverty in the ghetto. In 1966, about 11.9 percent of the nation's whites and 40.6 percent of its nonwhites were below the "poverty level" defined by' the Social Security Administration (currently $3,335 per year for an urban family of four). Over 40 percent of the nonwhites below the poverty level live in the central cities.
Employment problems have drastic social impact in the ghetto. Men who are chronically unemployed or employed in the lowest status jobs are often unable or unwilling to remain with their families. The handicap imposed on children growing up without fathers in an atmosphere of poverty and deprivation is increased as mothers are forced to work to provide support. The culture of poverty that results from unemployment and family breakup generates a system of ruthless, exploitative relationships within the ghetto. Prostitution, dope addiction, and crime create an environmental "jungle" characterized by personal insecurity and tension. Children growing up under such conditions are likely participants in civil disorder.
The report addressed what's wrong with niggers with refreshing directness:
Chapter 9–Comparing the Immigrant and Negro Experience
In this chapter, we address ourselves to a fundamental question that many white Americans are asking: why have so many Negroes, unlike the European immigrants, been unable to escape from the ghetto and from poverty. We believe the following factors play a part:
* The Maturing Economy: When the European immigrants arrived, they gained an economic foothold by providing the unskilled labor needed by industry. Unlike the immigrant, the Negro migrant found little opportunity in the city. The economy, by then matured, had little use for the unskilled labor he had to offer.
*The Disability of Race: The structure of discrimination has stringently narrowed opportunities for the Negro and restricted his prospects. European immigrants suffered from discrimination, but never so pervasively.
* Entry into the Political System: The immigrants usually settled in rapidly growing cities with powerful and expanding political machines, which traded economic advantages for political support. Ward-level grievance machinery, as well as personal representation, enabled the immigrant to make his voice heard and his power felt. By the time the Negro arrived, these political machines were no longer so powerful or so well equipped to provide jobs or other favors, and in many cases were unwilling to share their influence with Negroes.
* Cultural Factors: Coming from societies with a low standard of living and at a time when job aspirations were low, the immigrants sensed little deprivation in being forced to take the less desirable and poorer-paying jobs. Their large and cohesive families contributed to total income. Their vision of the future–one that led to a life outside of the ghetto–provided the incentive necessary to endure the present.
Although Negro men worked as hard as the immigrants, they were unable to support their families. The entrepreneurial opportunities had vanished. As a result of slavery and long periods of unemployment, the Negro family structure had become matriarchal; the males played a secondary and marginal family role–one which offered little compensation for their hard and unrewarding labor. Above all, segregation denied Negroes access to good jobs and the opportunity to leave the ghetto. For them, the future seemed to lead only to a dead end.
Today, whites tend to exaggerate how well and quickly they escaped from poverty. The fact is that immigrants who came from rural backgrounds, as many Negroes do, are only now, after three generations, finally beginning to move into the middle class. By contrast, Negroes began concentrating in the city less than two generations ago, and under much less favorable conditions. Although some Negroes have escaped poverty, few have been able to escape the urban ghetto.
In the olden times, it was acknowledged that police instigate a lot of the violence:
The abrasive relationship between the police and the minority communities has been a major-and explosive-source of grievance, tension and disorder. The blame must be shared by the total society. The police are faced with demands for increased protection and service in the ghetto. Yet the aggressive patrol practices thought necessary to meet these demands themselves create tension and hostility. The resulting grievances have been further aggravated by the lack of effective mechanisms for handling complaints against the police. Special programs for bettering police-community relations have been instituted, but these alone are not enough. Police administrators, with the guidance of public officials, and the support of the entire community, must take vigorous action to improve law enforcement and to decrease the potential for disorder.
The Commission recommends that city government and police authorities:
* Review police operations in the ghetto to ensure proper conduct by police officers, and eliminate abrasive practices.
* Provide more adequate police protection to ghetto residents to eliminate their high sense of insecurity, and the belief of many Negro citizens in the existence of a dual standard of law enforcement.
* Establish fair and effective mechanisms for the redress of grievances against the police, and other municipal employees.
The difference between now and 50 years ago is that we didn't used to have to argue about whether racism existed at all. This is the importance of erasing history. It's extremely frustrating talking about these things with ignorant people, at least the ones invested in maintaining the status quo. Due to racial stereotyping, many white people find it unimaginable that a black person could know more about history and politics than they do. As a result, racists will accuse you of the worst character flaws when you describe the world objectively. Their bubble is impenetrable. It's not that I have a heart and want there to be fewer terrible things in the world. I'm lazy, paranoid, afraid of competing on the merits, entitled, violent, "racist against white people," on and on.
Meanwhile, over at Daily Stormer:
Instead, the Jews through their corrupt media operations spend months focusing in on specific situations where a Black happens to get shot by a White man or a White police officer. The only reason they do this is because they want to stir up the Black population against the White population so people don't see the Jews who are really pulling the strings. Since Blacks are easily led by emotionally charged arguments, it is easy to get Blacks to riot because most of them are incapable of factoring in logic or reason before taking action. If their feelings are hurt, they believe they have the right to riot, loot and create chaos. The Jews have been manipulating the Black population like this since at least the 1960s using Black figureheads like Martin Luther King and others to push their disgusting agenda of Cultural Marxism.
…The only solution to this problem is racial segregation. We need to devise an incentive plan for Blacks in America to repatriate to Africa. For the Blacks that do not want to move back to Africa, we can setup reservations similar to what has been done with the American Indians. Since the Blacks have transformed Detroit into a third world hell hole, perhaps that would be a good starting point to establish a sovereign Black reservation. Or perhaps we can send them all to Israel since the Jews seem to love multiculturalism in every nation except for their own Jewish homeland. Let's see how the Jews like the cultural enrichment that they promote everywhere else.


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Energy Psychology and Personality
NLP (Neuro Linguistic
SF (Solution Focus)
EP (Energy
This article is based on experience gained from Energy Psychology
coaching to individual clients (corporate and public), with emphasis on
how certain aspects of personality affect client's current performance
(e.g. business results, career, investment, etc) or sickness. This
discussion is on generic stories, without reviewing any particular
client's personal information.
Each individual is unique with certain personality traits. There are
several personality types : e.g. achiever, helper, perfectionist,
romantic etc. There is no one standard or ideal personality, as each
personality has pros and cons, depending on how one makes full of his or
her own attributes to produce the desired positive results.
Often people are not fully aware of their own personalities, or even if
they do, he or she may not understand how the various strategies used in
the personalities affect their performance or attract sickness.
Strategies adopted to go about life as per certain type of personality,
operate in an automatic mode, and each strategy on its own has its good
rationale or value system, well justifiable. This is where the problem
lies, as we will discuss in the following two generic cases.
Achiever Personality
A client is an achiever type of personality. In his late 40s, he has
been very successful in his business, much to the admiration of many.
Currently he feels depressed, having difficulty to sleep at night, and
his health report is not so promising.
He comes to the Energy Psychology coaching session with the goals of a)
restoring his health, and b) to accomplish a even greater business goal
(a potential big contract with heavy investment, if not careful he can
go bust.).
The following strategies in such personality of achiever are reviewed.
Such strategies are, consistently and often consciously, the drivers for
his action and current performance
I'm almost always busy.]
[I have an optimistic attitude.]
[I go full force until I get the job done.]
[It is sometimes difficult for me to get in touch with my feelings.]
[Financial security is extremely important to me.]
[I like to stand out in some way.]
It is not hard to imagine when such strategies are operated to an extreme, energies are drained. This may not be obvious in the younger days when the body still has the stamina to cope. Examine more closely, in the above case, feelings are buried deeply without recognition, expression and let along dissolution. Generally these negative feelings as a form of energy are trapped in the body.
Energy Psychology coaching often reviews hidden stories behind such
incessant strategies, hence behaviour and negatively charges feelings
from early years of unpleasant experiences, giving rise to the
conclusions made then and adopted as general principles and strategies
to be applied again and again in whatever the situations or contexts.
In this case, the client has the mental image of poverty, experienced in
his childhood. He is constantly in fear of retuning to such terrible
Energy Psychology helps to identify and dissolve such negative emotional
Peace Maker Personality
A client is a well respected facilitator in a corporation. His
facilitation service is often called upon when there are conflicts and
tension among stakeholders. Now he is facing his mid-life crisis, not
sure of his direction in life, (with retirement not far in the corner),
and feeling little accomplishment in his life, especially his personal
and family life.
He comes to the Energy Psychology coaching session with the goals of a)
seeking a clear and definitive direction in his life, and b) to be more
assertive and disciplined.
The following strategies in such personality of peace-maker are
reviewed. Such strategies are, consistently and often consciously, the
drivers for his action and current performance.
[I often feel in union with nature and people.]
[Making choices can be very difficult. I can see the advantages and
disadvantages of every option.]
[It is sometimes hard for me to know what I want when I am with other
[Others see me as peaceful, but inside I often feel anxious.]
[Instead of tackling what I really need to do, I sometimes do little,
unimportant things.]
[I usually prefer walking away from a disagreement to confronting
[Sometimes I feel shy and unsure of myself.]
[Supportive and harmonious relationships are very important to me.]
[I focus more on the positives than on the negative.]
I am now going to construct a story using the above strategies. Imagine
such set of strategies are performed again and again,a
reinforcing result or vicious circle gets created.
Since [I often feel in union with nature and people.], it is easy for me
to play the role as a good facilitator, without taking sides as I see
advantages and disadvantages of every point of view.
[It is sometimes hard for me to know what I want when I am with other
people.] as I am always at service to others, not myself. It seems that
I am running away from my true self, which can be quite frightening.
Hence [Making choices can be very difficult. I can see the advantages
and disadvantages of every option.] [Instead of tackling what I really
need to do, I sometimes do little, unimportant things.] It is safer that
[I focus more on the positives than on the negative.] I really don't
have the courage and honesty to face the negatives in me, [I usually
prefer walking away from a disagreement to confronting someone.]
[Supportive and harmonious relationships are very important to me.]
Better don't rock the boat, even later I may regret and hate myself for
not facing the truth.
[Others see me as peaceful, but inside I often feel anxious.] Deep
inside me I don't feel real peace, which again I try to ignore and do
un-important "pleasant" things to occupy myself, although I know
something is missing in my life like I now feel, what they call mid-life
In this case, the client has disturbing and very negative experience in
one part of his life, since then he feels safer to avoid it, not to face
it, "think positive" , though the negative is still in his sub-conscious
mind, generating the vicious circle he is in now.
Driver for Personality
It helps to understand strategies used as compensation by the
individuals to overcome something lacking, missing or avoiding thus
create the motivation to use such strategies, again and again.
Until one can fully integrate the whole being : a state of well balanced
fulfilment and peace with respect to the external and internal worlds,
not incessantly, consciously or un-consciously driven by a set of
habitual strategies and responses, one will continue to get stuck in
today performance problem.
Strategies are not necessary limiting beliefs or negative thoughts.
(refer Limiting Belief - the Danger, yet
Unknown.). As discussed above, each strategy on its own sounds
logical, worthy for action, …. But ONLY in certain context, as there is
no one standard strategy (or set of strategies that make up the
personality) that is the absolute formula to life challenge.
This is this over fixation of use of certain strategies (consciously or
not) without making distinction of which context to be applied, get
people into trouble, as observed in the many cases of my Energy
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personality, though in certain situation it could be helpful for client
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Refreshing-My House/Bill Whittle and Freedom 'Talk'
Took some time off to 'refresh' (new paint-appliances etc) my kitchen...
Kind of nice not knowing tooooo much of what has been going on in the world--
Guess my mind needed to be 'refreshed' too..
Hope you all are well and still fighting...for FREEDOM!
Our Friend - Adrienne- has a WHOLE list of Bill Whittle videos-Go over there-you will love them!
This will encourage all of us in the US : - )
5 comments:
- Kid said...
You just can't beat Bill Whittle for making a point. I think he made hundreds of them in this one.
And thanks, I got to spread this one around.
- October 30, 2011 at 7:01 PM
- Adrienne said...
Bill Whittle is one very smart guy. When you have a bit of time watch the last one about the Progressive Nightmare. Pop up some popcorn, grab your favorite beverage, and enjoy.
Some time "off the grid" is wonderful!
- October 30, 2011 at 7:11 PM
- MK said...
I've recently started viewing some of his material, he's definitely a good speaker and talks a lot of sense. Too much for liberals i'm sure.
- November 1, 2011 at 5:33 PM
- Mark in Spokane said...
Clear and direct. Good to see. Thanks for posting!
- November 1, 2011 at 10:37 PM
- christian soldier said...
to all of you--I have been extremely focused on getting my home in order for this Christmas season...so- thank you for your comments at this and the posts below---you know how much I appreciate them---
- November 1, 2011 at 11:57 PM


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In an effort to keep myself busy while Matt is gone, I have been crazy productive! Here's a list of what I've done so far:
* Washed both cars
* Geo fans installed
* Began working on the will
* Cleaned laundry room
* Did 5 loads of laundry
* Trimmed bushes and limbs off trees
* Watered flowers every night
* Stood in line for an hour to get a Wii fit
* Painted counter chairs
* Attempted to kill the hated elephant ears
* Cleaned 3 out of 4 bathrooms
* Washed marks off the walls
* Took a Publisher class
* Organized the play room
* Paid bills
* Cleaned out kitchen cabinets
I'm sure there will more to come.... :)
As of Friday 7/24:
* Made dinner for my parents on Tuesday
* Had mother-daughter bonding on Wednesday
* Had my adopted daughters over for girl time on Thursday
* Went swimming
* Had Amy and the kids over for leftover night on Friday
* Painted the storage cabinet in Caleb's bathroom--I'm on the 4th coat!
* Learned how to do digital scrapbooking
* Made 9 scrapbook pages!! :)
* Ordered more memory for my laptop
* Attempted to clean up some disk space on Matt's laptop so that I can even order more memory!


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Green Eyed Monster
A hotshot programmer gets kicked out of her job after she turns in a highly profitable piece of software. In revenge, she kidnaps her 'Big Boss' girlfriend (or so she thinks), to demand ransom. However, nothing is at it seems. Deceptions, betrayals, double-crosses in every chapter. Billed a romantic comedy, this lives up to it perfectly. And there is the requisite angst as well. Gill Mcknigt is one versatile author. In the hands of a lesser author, this would have disintegrated into farce. But she manages to keep things real enough that everything seems plausible rather than fantastical. This is by far my favorite book from her.


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The wait appears to finally be over.
As first reported by Luke DeCock of the Raleigh News & Observer, ESPN and the Atlantic Coast Conference have reached an agreement to launch a television network. The official announcement is expected by Thursday morning, when conference commissioner John Swofford will meet with the press to launch the 2016 ACC Football Kickoff festivities.
ACC closing in on TV network deal with ESPN. Announcement could come as soon as Thursday. https://t.co/V0fBvj2hlz
— Luke DeCock (@LukeDeCock) July 18, 2016
While details are still flowing in with the announcement being so fresh, there are some important points that have been rumored by many to be included in the new deal.
First, the ACC and ESPN's partnership for conference sporting events has been extended through the 2035-2036 academic year. In the modified deal, an ACC cable and satellite network, in similarity to that of the Big Ten and SEC Networks, is scheduled to launch by the 2019 college football season.
While the television network still sounds like it may be a few years away, the conference will launch an internet streaming option as early as this coming football season, which will perhaps give a taste of what is to come down the road.
Finally, if Notre Dame joins a conference in football within the next 20 years, the school is now contractually obligated to join the Atlantic Coast Conference, per the new television agreement. Notre Dame is already a member of the ACC in all other sports save football and men's hockey, as they joined the conference in the 2013 academic year.
There will certainly be more certainty as far as details are concerned in the coming days, so stay with the InsideTheACC, as we report live from the 2016 ACC Football Kickoff with more news and information out of Charlotte.
Thanks for reading everyone! Follow me on Twitter @MikeMcDanielACC and check out InsideTheACC on Facebook and on Twitter @InsideTheACC.


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Hailing from Sydney, Australia, Julia Jacklin is an impressive rising talent in the folk rock indie scene. Think of her as a mix between Angel Olsen and Molly Burch, with a classic folk/alt-country sound that also feels fresh and special.
She first caught attention last year with the release of her debut album Don't Let The Kids Win, which she released via Transgressive Records. She has since signed with Polyvinyl Records, who released her impressive new 7″ single Eastwick/Cold Caller back in September.
Jacklin will return to us with a performance at Rough Trade NYC this upcoming Monday, 11/13. Less than 50 tickets for the show reportedly remain, so if you're waiting to buy tickets or don't have them yet, you best get a move on.


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Podcast: NFL GM explains what separates Nick Saban from other college coaches
Welcome to SEC Country's daily Alabama Crimson Tide Podcast with Ryan Fowler. Today, we talked with former Crimson Tide player, William Barger about the first few spring practices and more…..
Topics Discussed:
- Who will be Alabama's next superstar on defense?
- Could Alabama's offensive line be a major strength in 2017?
- Raven's GM, Ozzie Newsome talks about Nick Saban(Audio from Talk of Fame Sports Network)
- Former Crimson Tide player, William Barger talks about spring football and what he expects from Alabama in 2017
- Jeremy Pruitt is on the fast track to landing a head coaching spot
- How can Alabama replace the sack production that led college football with 54 total sacks?
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Kae Matundu-Tjiparuro Encouraging signs are coming from the constituencies of Epukiro and Otjinene in the Omaheke Region. In what may represent the turning over of a new leaf in the new year as far as stock theft is concerned, the Police, push-driven by a renewed and spirited campaign against stock theft by these farming communities, apprehended six suspected cattle rustlers just after Christmas. The move by the communities unearthed what may be a syndicate that has been operating in these constituencies stretching as far as the rural areas of Okondjatu and Okakarara in the Okakarara constituency in the Otjozondjupa Region. The seemingly re-born conscientiousness and willingness of the Police, if one can put much hope in its sustainability, comes as a great relief to the farming communities who hardly go through a day without missing an animal or animals from their stock. In fact stock theft has reached such proportions that one no longer talks of stealing but plundering. With herds roaming the unfenced communal no-man's lands, they become easy prey to stock theft syndicates. They are loaded en masse onto trucks. The most disturbing and saddening aspect of the suspected syndicated stock theft is that the herd so plundered may in all probability be from one kraal. As a result homesteads, especially of the infirm and elderly are threatened with closures. Seven cattle belonging to one farmer in the Otjinene constituency were towards the close of last year identified at a permit in Otjinene. This is only the tip of the iceberg. This and other incidents propelled farmers in the two constituencies to convene a stock-theft meeting, which was held in the village of Otjiwarongo in the Epukiro constituency on 27 December last year. The fact that the meeting took place just after Christmas when the rest of the country may have been lavishing in the goodies of the festive period, speaks volumes of the gravity of stock theft and the concern with which the affected communities view it. Most heartening is that the communities are prepared to dig deep in their own pockets to find the scourge, contributing N$26 000 on the spot at this meeting to help the newly-created 15-member community stock theft committee. Not only that but some farmers also availed their vehicles to help the committee in doing patrols. The meeting recommended, among others, that the Epukiro Constituency Councillor, Brave Tjizera, takes up the sluggish response of the Police to reported stock theft cases, as the communities generally perceive, with the relevant authorities. By Tjizera's own account he has already taken up this matter with the "Chief of the Police" . The response was that the community was not without blemish for its attitude towards the Police, perceived to be an "Owambo" Police. However, what is important now is that a new beginning seemed to be made and all involved, especially the community and the Police, need to build on this beginning. Vibes coming from the areas point to a constructive engagement and collaboration between the stock theft committee and the Police, a joint venture that led to the recent apprehension of the six suspected syndicates. If the latest initiative is anything to go by, this seems to be at last the beginning of the closing of the net on the syndicates, and stock theft in general. Hitherto the community seems to have lost every trust in the Police but lately there has been nothing else but praise for the Police for not only reacting quickly to suspect stock theft cases but for their no non-sense approach to suspects. However this is only the beginning. Surely, both the Police and the community cannot be the ones to undo this great achievement. More than anything, one hopes this success is not just another New Year fluke. One would want to believe this a new-found relationship of no return between the Police and these farming communities and that the road to an effective and sustained combating of stock theft has been paved. But only the Police and the community can guarantee its ultimate success.
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Happy Friday, everyone. We only had a dusting of snow yesterday late. More significant snow coming later overnight. The local weather people say that this January is the third snowiest on record with a little less than a yard of snow. What is coming won't change that.
We are staying snug at home for the most part and carefully selecting those days we go out on errands. Last thing we need is to get caught in nasty conditions.
So the Utah school district has apologized for taking the lunches (already distributed) from children whose parents were behind on paying their children's accounts. One of the parents claims her child's account was up to date. Contrary thought one: the cruelty of this is mind blowing. Or, rather, would be if it weren't for several recent similar incidents. An Arizona school district thought giving children with unpaid accounts a slice of cheese food between a couple of slices of white bread was a reasonable response. Contrary thought two: evidently the all notions of adequate nutrition went out the window when money is considered. Strange isn't it that financial considerations had considerable weight for a school district but not so much in discussions of the urban poor in food deserts? Contrary thought three: the waste was obscenely immoral. I don't know how many stories I have seen over the last few months claiming that as much as half of all food produced in this country (and, according to one, worldwide) is wasted. I often wonder if people have simply had their common sense surgically removed.
Question: Why has it taken three months to get this bit of idiocy this far? I know our court system seems to move in a glacial pace but three months for a case of vandalism seems a bit much.


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hungry, hungry ghost has once again relocated, this time to san francisco, california.
recording for the next album will commence shortly, details about that soon.
as for now, i am happy to say i will be playing my first california show on october 24th at the 2010 East Bay Mini Maker Faire.
Read about it here: http://ebmakerfaire.wordpress.com/about/
hope to see you soon.
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You don't worry about matching clothes...
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And that their colors clash.
You tell everyone it's going to be quick!
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And most of them do... for 1 second.
You did fail to realize that you were asking them to look at you AND into the sun.
But that's okay!
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with silly faces
dirty hands
wild hair
and all!
After all... staged photographs are over rated!
Capturing real life is what savors the real emotions!