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On January 25th in the "On this Day" column we ran this item: Michael Alexander, 21-year-old Richland sailor, was aboard the intelligence ship Pueblo and is a prisoner in North Korea, his parents said. Alexander graduated from Richland High School and has been in the Navy since 1964. While in high school he was well known in the Pacific Northwest among amateur radio operators.
Several of our readers asked for "the rest of the story." Here it is, along with a couple of Associated Press stories relating the release of the prisoners.
Rumors, frustrations end for Richland couple
By Robert Woehler
Herald staff writer
Published on December 23, 1968
A Richland mother and father have received what they consider their most cherished Christmas present, the return of a son from North Korea.
The W. K. Alexanders, 1509 Sanford St., were awakened at 12:20 a.m. Sunday by a telephone call from the Navy in Seattle telling them their son Michael, 22, had been released along with 81 other Pueblo crew members by the North Koreans.
Showing the effects of 11 months of rumors, hopes and frustrations, the Alexanders are holding a check on their emotions until they can confront their son face-to-face.
Alexander, a 25-year resident of Richland, and the father of six, said he and his wife are hoping for a reunion in San Diego with Mike either today, Christmas Eve, or at the latest Christmas Day.
They were awaiting word from the Navy Sunday night on transportation to San Diego.
The 12:10 telephone call was not unexpected because the Alexanders had been alerted by the Navy that release was imminent. "We had built up false hope before by rumors and we were prepared for a let down this time too," said Mrs. Alexander.
The Alexanders received two letters from their son during his captivity. However the contents caused the Alexanders to suspect whether these had truly been written by their son.
"We are aware of the effectiveness of the North Koreans at brain washing and we were naturally apprehensive about that aspect. We really don't know what to expect when we have our first reunion," the father said.
Alexander, a quiet man by nature, said he never doubted his son would eventually be returned by the North Koreans. It was simply a matter of when. "I said when he was captured that he'd be lucky to be back in a year."
An engineer for Douglas United Nuclear, Alexander said he purposely refrained from saying much about the Pueblo before. "I didn't want in any way to harm the negotiations, or give the Communists any extra fuel for their propaganda mill."
"I've probably been one of the most cautious when talking to the press because I'm familiar with security," he said.
Alexander said he had been contacted several times by the Tri-City Herald and once by a reporter from the Boston Globe. Since the release the Alexanders have been telephoned by the Los Angeles Times and by their Washington, D.C., correspondent.
The Alexanders said the two letters received from their son were mailed in March and August. Each letter urged them to contact their senator and congressman, the governor and the press about the Pueblo.
The first letter included a picture of Mike in a group of eight and an individual portrait. All the men in the group picture had rather glum expressions.
The August letter contained another group picture, but this time the men were smiling in what must have been a recreation room because the net of a table tennis table could be seen in the bottom of the picture.
"We sent letters to Mike and he wrote in August that he had received three of them," his mother said. "We restricted our correspondence to personal items and gave as few names as possible."
The first letter the Alexanders believe was an out and out fabrication. Both letters were hand printed and they don't believe it was their son's printing. The August letter did contain some personal information that only Mike could have known, but the tone still sounded phony.
Alexander said he's reluctant to disclose any more about the letters until he's sure Mike's home safe and sound.
"We are a little at loose ends right now," his mother said. She is faced with the prospects of leaving most of her family at home for Christmas so she and her husband can go meet Mike.
"We had already sent Mike a Christmas package to North Korea and I doubt whether he'll be needing what we sent him now. We were limited to what we could send so we restricted ourselves to warm clothes." I don't think he'll have any use for thermal underwear in Southern California," his mother laughed.
The Alexanders say they haven't had time to figure out what they are going to do at Christmas. They hope to shop for a homecoming present prior to meeting Mike.
Mike, a 1964 graduate of Richland High School, was destined to be discharged last spring. He was serving aboard the U.S. communications intelligence ship as a communication technician second class petty officer. "He has been promoted to first class since his detainment and I don't think he's aware of his promotion yet," his father said.
Mike is the youngest of three sons. The Alexanders also have three daughters, all younger than Mike. The eldest is Davis, who works for Boeing. Next, is John who also works for Boeing. There's Mike, then Julia, a beauty operator in Richland, and two girls at home, Becky, 10 and Beth, 7.
John, who entered the Marines the same time Mike joined the navy, had hoped to be discharged at the same time as his brother prior to the Pueblo capture.
Alexander, since the seizure of the ship, has kept in constant touch with the Navy. He even visited the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington, D.C. to discuss the situation and was a frequent caller to the Navy in Seattle, Spokane and Washington, D.C.
"As far as we know the Navy has been square with us and has told us the straight story on what happened. We believe the ship did not intrude into North Korean waters as the Communists say," Alexander said.
Alexander said he is satisfied the approach followed by the United States in the incident was, in the end, the best possible choice. "We could have gone in with force, but that would have cost lives. Now we have all of them back except for one and I don't think the U.S. lost any world prestige and neither did North Korea score the big propaganda victory they were anticipating."
The Alexanders were glued to their TV set in their modern Richland home Sunday night watching a special about the Pueblo release when a picture flashed across the tube showing the crew doing exercises. Mr. Alexander remarked that Mike was the one with glasses on the right side of the tube.
Mike, who was a ham radio operator before he joined the Navy, will have a tidy sum of back Navy pay waiting for him. The Alexanders don't know how long the debriefing and interrogation would last, but hoped Mike would be home within a month.
Richland also had another interest in the Pueblo because the wife of an officer aboard the ship had been staying with her brother in Richland awaiting word of the release since August.
She is Mrs. Steven R. Harris, sister of Viekko O. Uotinen, on Marshall Ave.
Mrs. Harris' husband, a lieutenant, is a member of the crew scheduled to be reunited with their families Christmas Eve. Mrs. Harris has left for San Diego.
"We are thrilled by the news," said Mrs. Uotinen, when contacted today. "This is the nicest kind of Christmas present." She did not know whether the lieutenant and his wife would stop off in Richland after he is released by the Navy.
Published on December 24, 19681/24/1968
Pueblo families set for reunion
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -- Wives and children, mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters are here for a Christmas Eve reunion with the 82 surviving crewman of the USS Pueblo.
The families have been flown at Navy expense to meet the men released Sunday after 11 months as captives of North Korea.
The first of two giant jets carrying the crew was to set down at Miramar Naval Air Station at 1 p.m. PST.
First on the agenda were brief, public reunions between crewman and their loved ones. Next were a Navy-arranged, news conference, and intelligence debriefing and medical checkups at the San Diego Naval Hospital.
The debriefing and medical checks will last an indefinite period of time. Before they start, however, families will have an hour in private at the hospital.
The navy readied a comfortable temporary home at the "Pink Palace," a plain four-story hospital corpsmen's school building in a quiet corner of the grounds. Out of the school dormitory went double-bunked beds. In went single beds, carpets, writing desk and overhead lighting.
That was one part of Operation Breeches Buoy, the Navy's code name for plans developed months ago. The plan was named for the device that carries people from one ship to another at sea.
The Navy said the crew could be at the hospital from two weeks to two months and whether any could leave the hospital for Christmas along with their families would depend on their physical condition.
Families began arriving Monday morning at the municipal airport. The Navy said it paid $25,475 for tickets for the first 43 families and said it knew of 167 dependents who plan to come. But, a spokesman noted, that dozens of others might come on their own, and would be taken care of also.
Published on December 25, 1968
Joy, tears share faces of Pueblo crew, families
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -- Looking wan and tired, but radiating happiness through their tears, the men of the Pueblo returned to American soil on Christmas Eve after 11 months in North Korean captivity.
All but one of the 83 crew members of the U.S. intelligence ship captured Jan. 23 stepped from the two big jets that brought them from Seoul into the arms of overjoyed parents, wives and children.
The body of Fireman Duane D. Hodges of Cresswell, Ore., was carried off a plane by an honor guard. He was fatally injured when the ship was seized.
The survivors, said rear Adm. Edwin M. Rosenberg, were all "suffering to some degree from malnutrition" and 20 to 30 percent bore physical as well as mental scars. Then, at a new conference at which the ship's captain, Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher, did not appear, Rosenberg abruptly cut off detailed questioning.
Because the crew must answer questions before an official board of inquiry. Rosenberg said, "they should not be put on trial here."
At an airport ceremony after the planes touched down, Bucher was interrupted quietly several times by Vice Adm. Allen M. Shinn, commander of the Pacific Fleet Naval Air Force, and reportedly cautioned not to go into detail about the capture or captivity.
President Johnson sent a message to the crew expressing "deepest satisfaction" with their return and later ordered an urgent investigation of reports that the crewmen were beaten while in captivity.
The crewmen, after private reunions with their loved ones were taken to a naval hospital where they face intensive questioning in the days ahead.
But today, Christmas, was set aside for Protestant and Roman Catholic services and a big turkey dinner.


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ILLNESSES AND DISEASES STRIKE ITS PEOPLE -- Its people will be threatened and/or afflicted with all kinds of illnesses and diseases.
Deut. 28: 22: The Lord shall smite thee with a consumption, and with a fever, and with an inflammation, and with an extreme burning, and with the sword, and with blasting, and with mildew; and they shall pursue thee until thou perish.
Deut. 28: 27: The Lord will smite thee with the botch of Egypt, and with the emerods, and with the scab, and with the itch, whereof thou canst not be healed.
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In honor of #8 here are the top 8 times I was glad to be married to Mark:
1. Our Wedding Day.
I was not nervous, at all, on our wedding day. I did not have one butterfly in my stomach. We didn't get married until 4:30 in the afternoon, a time decided by a long running inside joke between us, and I was just excited to see him. I remember getting down the aisle, looking at him, and just thinking "I am so glad he's my forever."
The beginning of forever.
Photo Credit: Michelle Forche www.memoriesbymichelle.com
Photo Credit: Michelle Forche www.memoriesbymichelle.com
2. Owen's Birth Day
Annabeth's birth has been such a complete mess and I wanted so different with Owen's. I fought and fought to have it all be how I wanted and Mark backed me up with every doctor, every meeting. Then, as we waited for Owen to arrive Mark held me up, he held me together. I remember saying "I don't care how this baby comes, I just want him out" and Mark gave me a look that said "No. You don't mean that and you can do this." So I did. I only made it because of his help and it was perfect, absolute perfection.
Mark with his two children for the first time.
Owen was 18 hours old and Annabeth was the first to meet him
3. Annabeth's Birth Day
It took me months to realize just how much Mark did on Annabeth's birth day. I went into shock at some point and so my memory has always been hazy about different parts. One thing I remember clearly is looking at Mark and seeing the complete and utter fear on his face. I told him "She's fine. I'm fine. We'll be fine." I said that before she started breathing, while I was very nearly bleeding to death and I love him for nodding at me like I was right. That was the best/worst day of my life and I am so grateful that he ran to NICU with her even though before we said he would stay with me. I was so grateful that he made sure they had pictures from NICU for me until I could get down there. I was so glad that he walks with me through the years of emotional recovery from that day.
Mark snuggling Annabeth on one of our first days home
from the hospital. I have about 50 pictures of them together like this.
4. The Day We Moved Into Our First House
We bought our first house in February of 2010, just nine months into marriage. Our first move together had been into an apartment and I had taken three weeks or so to unpack and decorate. I never wanted to move that way again. So when we moved into our first house we moved everything, unpacked, and decorated completely in one day. I am sure he could have cared less about getting everything on the walls but he did it, for me.
The day after we moved into our first house.
5. The Day We Became Debt Free (except for our house payment)
In August 2011, we paid off our last student loan. We had paid off credit cards and two student loans before it. Mark did not enjoy the process at all. He hated most of it and yet he committed to it, with me, for our family.
6. The Day He Agreed To Baby #2
After Annabeth turned 2, I began feeling like someone else should be in our family. By the time she was 2.5, I was certain our family was not complete. Mark was. He felt 100% like we were meant to be a family of three based mostly on a fear of a repeat delivery like Annabeth's. Then one summer evening, he came out back and saw Annabeth staring longingly through the fence at the two sisters who live behind us and he said, "Okay. Let's give her a sibling."
7. Every Day That I Have Not Felt Good Enough
I have always been extremely critical of myself. I have always been far more critical of me than anyone else could ever be. Mark has always been so good about lifting me back up and about being honest about my successes and shortcomings. His honesty, his positivity has made all the difference in the kind of woman, wife, and mother that I am. The past year has been especially rough as many of the close relationships in my life have changed, many of the changes not my choice and they have left me feeling like I am not good enough, and he has pulled me through. He helps me to be stronger.
8. Our Engagement Day
June 30, 2007 Mark asked me to marry him. He asked me in the perfect way, at the perfect place, on the perfect day. I loved that he knew me so well and that he knew exactly how I wanted it to be.
Every day I thank God that He chose Mark for me, that He chose me for Mark. I feel so incredibly blessed to be Mrs. Mark Riley.
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A plane en route to New York with 11 people on board disappeared after taking off from the Dominican Republic, authorities said Tuesday.
The Atlantis Airlines plane, which was expected to make a refueling stop in the Bahamas, sent an emergency signal before disappearing from the radar 35 minutes after takeoff on about 3:30 p.m. Monday, said Jose Tomas Perez, director of the Dominican Civil Aviation Institute.
The U.S. Coast Guard and other agencies were searching in the Atlantic Ocean about 4 miles (6 kilometers) west of West Caicos island but has not found any wreckage, said Nick Ameen, a spokesman.
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Actually found myself thinking this earlier.
I'm bored. I'm never bored. Sometimes bored, but never lonely. But I don't have Harrison any more during the day, hopefully a temporary situation, and quite honestly, Sam is getting to be a lot bigger and more independent. By himself, and a lot of the time, he's the only one I have here, he's charming and funny and sweet, but not all that demanding. I've got time on my hands. And I don't know quite what to do with it all.


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What should I do if I am having problems with my computer when I am on a web course my system fails causing my grade to be affected?
Contact tech support at Online@UCF. Here are three ways to contact them:
- Phone: (407) 823 – 0407
- Email: email@example.com
- Online using our http://online.ucf.edu/support/contact-online-support/
Contact the department which placed the hold or the Cashier's Office (Pay fee)/or Registrar's Office (Millican Hall).
From your web browser, go to www.facts.org, and submit the transient form electronically.
You may ONLY drop or add a course during the specified period of time during the first week of classes. The last day to drop a class is the Thursday of the first week of classes and the last day to add a class is the Friday of the first week of class. To drop or add a class, go to your student center (MyUCF) and follow prompts.
Go to your student center BEFORE the published withdrawal deadline and withdraw from the class.
Go to your student center BEFORE the published grade forgiveness deadline and request grade forgiveness. Students must be enrolled in the second attempt prior to applying for Grade Forgiveness, and requests must be submitted no later than the Withdrawal deadline for the term/session in which the course is being repeated.
First, you should try to have the matter resolved with your instructor. If the two of you cannot come to resolution on the grade, your next level of appeal is the Department Chair, Dr. Catherine Kaukinen. If there is need to appeal the decision further, the next level is the College, and Mr. Melvin Rogers.
Many instructors will not entertain a grade of Incomplete unless there are exigent circumstances. However, you may apply for a grade of Incomplete by contacting your instructor.
Contact Academic Services (Millican Hall 210) or http://www.academicservices.ucf.edu.
Contact Ms. Ellington at 407-823-2603.
There are steps you can take. You will need to contact Undergraduate Student Services Office (HPA 2 115).
Official transcripts must be ordered online through the MyUCF portal. Please see the Registrar's web page for costs associated with transcripts: http://registrar.ucf.edu/transcript-request.
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The ad series for Gap's 1969 Premium Jeans picks up from where it left off last fall. The company has brought back Noah Mills and Will Chalker, both of whom I adore. Seriously, does life get any better looking than the both of them? Instead of taking on brooding serious expressions, the shots this time are more candid, but equally as attractive. I found the above shot online, and also couldn't help but snap a couple shots of the Mall of America storefront.
Looks like Chanel Iman gets double exposure standing alongside both studs...lucky...
With the latest online website update, Sean O'Pry joins the cast as well...what a gorgeous man himself...bravo.
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February 28, 2010
GAP 1969 Premium Jeans Ad Campaign, Spring 2010
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It Came!
(The It Came! series, issues 1 - 4)
Dan Boultwood
Titan Comics
Fiction, Graphic Novel/Humor/Sci-Fi
***** (Great)
DESCRIPTION: SEE the giant robotic alien menace from another world! GASP as England trembles in fear! SCREAM with laughter as pipe-smoking Dr. Boy Brett (of the Space University) and his assistant Doris race to protect the Earth with the wonders of Modern Science! And don't forget to BUY candy, liquor, and cigarettes in the lobby before you leave... Director Dan Boultwood presents "IT CAME!" in thrilling Eyeball-o-Rama-vision, now playing at a theater (or bookstore) near you!
REVIEW: For anyone who has watched Mystery Science Theater 3000, Svengoolie, or other homages to the B-grade cinema of yesteryear, It Came!
is a brilliant spoof that's sure to please. The pipe-smoking doctor Boy Brett (yes, his first name is "Boy") is the epitome of Britishness, on top of being highly scientific; he wows Doris with facts gleaned from his years in the Space University, such as how there are hundreds of solar systems in space that all revolve around our sun. Doris is the long-suffering companion, often reduced to mere object status by Brett and everyone else. The army exists mostly to provide extra victims for the alien robot, whose evil scheme is as evil as it is schemey - but don't worry, because Brett and a host of pipe-smoking Space University scientists are on the case! Vague (and not so vague) innuendo and the odd spark of self-awareness add to the hilarity. The graphic novel also has parodies of period ads, an intermission break (encouraging guests to grab drinks in the lobby with the promise that the story will make more sense after a few), and a hilarious "preview." I quite enjoyed it, and look forward to future volumes... hoping they appear. (I had thought there were more, but so far it's just a standalone.
You Might Also Enjoy:
Galaxy Quest (Terry Bisson) - My Review
Young Frankenstein: A Mel Brooks Book: The Story of the Making of the Film (Mel Brooks with Rebecca Keegan) - My Review
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie- Amazon DVD link
Saturday, June 24, 2017
It Came! (Dan Boultwood)
Posted by Brightdreamer at 6/24/2017 08:45:00 AM
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So, yeah. I'm trying this out, at the suggestion of a good 'net buddy of mine, and who knows where it will go. Firstly, about me. Like a significant percentage of UK-based pre-teen boys, I was introduced to Games Workshop at the age of 10, started "collecting" (now, I use that term loosely. If you can call "scrounging money of my parents to buy soldiers to then smother them in paint, then yes, I collected), and subsequently stopped collecting.
I never lost interest though. It was always in the back of my mind, like a pervasive mental itch. Older, wiser gamers than myself call it "The Bug", and rarely speak of it.
Anyway, onto more present days. Started a new army, Tyranids, 3rd edition. Finished it around the time 4th edition came out. Happily found out that the army I had put together with virtually no clue suddenly was very very powerful, and proceeded to game the days away. Then 5th ed happened. I stopped the Nids, throwing the typical tantrum based on "My army was so good, now they want me to spend £400 to get it back up to the same competetive level! Go away"
Then I started 7th ed Fantasy. And oh boy, this was a new world. Straight away, I was drawn to the brand new Vampire Counts. Dark, menacing, brooding, evil in a way Peter Cushing could only dream of. Oh yeah, I was hooked. I now am the very proud owner of around 7000 points of Vampys, and whilst I would love to go back and re-do the whole army, The Bug had been fed, and he wanted moar...
Fast forward I wanted to do Marines. They were the first ever army I did (surprise?) and dammit, I was gonna do them again! How happy I was to hear that the Blood Angels were getting a new codex!
Fast forward I wanted to do Marines. They were the first ever army I did (surprise?) and dammit, I was gonna do them again! How happy I was to hear that the Blood Angels were getting a new codex!
I decided to try a new angle though. Rather than make an army that would win every game ever, I decided to make one that would look pretty, and be fun, and tell a bit of a story on the tabletop.
Having now built and painted 2500 points of Bangles, and taking time and care over them all, I decided I needed a different project, and run them side by side. And lo! The Empire were chosen! (To tell the truth, I was torn between the VC and the Empire from day one, and now, guns are calling me...)
Enough history. What will you find here? well, some old things, some new things, some WIP things, and some friends' things. This will most likely be a hobby blog. I dont game massively anymore, but I try to get the odd Battle Report written up when I do.. I'm a painter and a converter, plus a bit of a budding sculptor on the side. I ramble a bit sometimes. I dunno really! I guess Im gonna do things my way for a change, rather than make myself fit into the proverbial chains that mod-hood and forums in general can throw on a person...
But, like this chap, you can't keep a good villain down
But, like this chap, you can't keep a good villain down
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"… if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins."
People place their faith in many people and things. Those who place their faith in God are believing and relying on the fact that Jesus Christ rose from the grave. It is what we base our entire belief system on. Without that, we are believing in nothing more than a myth or legend. Did Jesus even exist? Jewish historian Flavius Josephus declared the following almost 2000 years ago (he was not a believer):
"3. (63) Now there was about this time Jesus, a wise man, if it be lawful to call him a man; for he was a doer of wonderful works, a teacher of such men as receive the truth with pleasure. He drew over to him both many of the Jews and many of the Gentiles. He was [the] Christ. (64) And when Pilate, at the suggestion of the principal men among us, had condemned him to the cross [2], those that loved him at the first did not forsake him; for he appeared to them alive again the third day [3], as the divine prophets had foretold these and ten thousand other wonderful things concerning him. And the tribe of Christians, so named for him, are not extinct at this day."
"Flavius Josephus (c. A.D. 37-100) was born to an aristocratic Jewish family, served as a priest, and later became the commander of Jewish forces in Galilee following the revolt against Rome that began A.D. 66. Captured by the Romans, Josephus spent his later life in Rome under the patronage of the Roman emperors where he composed his history of the Jewish people and his account of the Jewish war that led to the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple in A.D. 70."*
Our faith is far from futile. Rejoice in the fact that Christ IS risen and that our sins are completely removed from us.
*"Jewish Antiquities", by Flavius Josephus. Book 18, Chapter 3, paragraphs 1-5. Paragraph 3 is the Testimonium Flavianum itself, which contains the reference to Jesus Christ.


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Friday, December 19, 2008
listing, and not from the egg nog
Stolen--but who cares anymore because everyone else has been there and done that--it wouldn't surprise me at all if Snopes tells me this entire list is an Urban Legend. But it's snowing like a banshee and all 3 boys are home and all my originality got buried in a drift.
Things you've already done: bold
Things you want to do: italicize
Things you haven't done and don't want to - leave in plain font
1. Started your own blog.
2.. Slept under the stars.
3. Played in a band - or musical.
4. Visited Hawaii.
5. Watched a meteor shower.
6. Given more than you can afford to charity.
7. Been to Disneyland/world - Both.
8. Climbed a mountain.
9. Held a praying mantis.
10. Sang a solo (in the shower).
11. Bungee jumped. No desire.
12. Visited Paris.
13. Watched a lightning storm at sea.
14. Taught yourself an art from scratch. several
15. Adopted a child.
16. Had food poisoning. mildly.
17. Walked to the top of the Statue of Liberty.
18. Grown your own vegetables. duh.
19. Seen the Mona Lisa in France.
20. Slept on an overnight train. between Switzerland and Paris--very uncomfortable as I was in a sleeping bag in the corridor.
21. Had a pillow fight.
22. Hitchhiked. and I've picked up hitchhikers--but not in years.
23. Taken a sick day when you're not ill.
24. Built a snow fort
25. Held a lamb.
26. Gone skinny dipping.
27. Run a Marathon.
28. Ridden a Gondola in Venice.
29. Seen a total eclipse.
30. Watched a sunrise or sunset.
31. Hit a home run. Does it matter what league I played in?
32. Been on a cruise.
33. Seen Niagara Falls in person.
34. Visited the birthplace of your ancestors.
35. Seen an Amish community.
36. Taught yourself a new language.
37. Had enough money to be truly satisfied.
38. Seen the Leaning Tower of Pisa in person.
39. Gone rock climbing.
40. Seen Michelangelo's David.
41. Sung karaoke. loudly, badly and sometimes drunkenly.
42. Seen Old Faithful geyser erupt.
43. Bought a stranger a meal in a restaurant.
44. Visited Africa. Would like to see more, however.
45. Walked on a beach by moonlight.
46. Been transported in an ambulance.
47. Had your portrait painted.
48. Gone deep sea fishing.
49. Seen the Sistine Chapel in person.
50. Been to the top of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
51. Gone scuba diving or snorkeling.
52. Kissed in the rain.
53. Played in the mud.
54. Gone to a drive-in theater. Every summer lately--lucky me!
55. Been in a movie.
56. Visited the Great Wall of China.
57. Started a business. I don't know if being a silent investor counts or not.
58. Taken a martial arts class. (I'm a brown belt! Squee!)
59. Visited Russia.
60. Served at a soup kitchen. I've donated time & goods, but never this way.
61. Sold Girl Scout Cookies.
62. Gone whale watching.
63. Gotten flowers for no reason.
64. Donated blood, platelets or plasma.
65. Gone sky diving. NFW.
66. Visited a Nazi Concentration Camp.
67. Bounced a check. I was young, in college, stop judging.
68. Flown in a helicopter.
69. Saved a favorite childhood toy.
70. Visited the Lincoln Memorial.
71. Eaten Caviar.
72. Pieced a quilt.
73. Stood in Times Square.
74. Toured the Everglades.
75. Been fired from a job.
76. Seen the Changing of the Guard in London.
77. Broken a bone.
78. Been on a speeding motorcycle.
79. Seen the Grand Canyon in person.
80. Published a book. One chapter in an academic book...but I wish for more.
81. Visited the Vatican.
82. Bought a brand new car. as part of a couple.
83. Walked in Jerusalem.
84. Had your picture in the newspaper.
85. Read the entire Bible. repeatedly
86. Visited the White House.
87. Killed and prepared an animal for eating. Stood by and watched, though.
88. Had chickenpox.
89. Saved someone's life.
90. Sat on a jury.
91. Met someone famous.
92. Joined a book club.
93. Lost a loved one.
94. Had a baby. Three.
95. Seen the Alamo in person.
96. Swam in the Great Salt Lake.
97. Been involved in a law suit.
98. Owned a cell phone.
99. Been stung by a bee.
I do feel quite accomplished now.
19 comments:
Wow! You've done a lot more than me. I better get started.ReplyDelete
Where in Africa? It's on my list.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry you didn't enjoy #20. I slept on an overnight train when I lived in Russia. A girlfriend and I got a private compartment, and there is something about the rocking of the train that is so soothing... I recall it as being one of the better nights of sleep I've ever had.ReplyDelete
You should try that one again, but get a compartment! - MM
Very cool list!ReplyDelete
I would LOVE to go to a drive in movie, but there aren't any around here.
No kidding, Girl. You should feel accomplished. I'm thinking I should get out more.ReplyDelete
That is awesome. I just love that meme. Such a good way to learn about someone. :)ReplyDelete
Cool list. You've done a lot. With three kids it's just a matter of time until you hold a praying mantis.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 19, 2008 at 1:59 PM
Put me down for taking you to the top of the Eiffel Tower and the Venice Gondola ride. Now we just need funding, babysitters, world peace, but we'll get there!ReplyDelete
I noticed Kaukauna was off. Appleburg had school, darn it.ReplyDelete
No kidding on #54. We don't even have any in the area. ;-bReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 19, 2008 at 8:35 PM
I have adopted a child. It is wondrous. She is wondrous!ReplyDelete
Fun list. It makes me want to do more.ReplyDelete
- laurenwritesDecember 20, 2008 at 9:13 AM
Here are my highlights from your list:ReplyDelete
I never wanted to: be in a movie (#35).
Would like to: hold a praying mantis (#9) and see a lighting storm at sea (#13)
I have: started my own business, Bridle Path Press (#57) and published my own book, Choke Creek (#80)
The last things were done with a great deal of trepidation, but I'm glad I did them!
I need to do more traveling.ReplyDelete
I've seen Old Faithful, but only because I put my foot down. We were just married and on a vacation with my husband's family, driving from CA to ND). My fil thought it was a waste of time to sit around and wait for Old Faithful as it had erupted just before we got there. I told them they could pick me up on the way back because I WAS going to see it.
Sang a solo in the shower! hahahaha!ReplyDelete
I love reading these things.ReplyDelete
And you still have a drive-in? Wow! So cool! I'm flushed with envy.
So are you going to fill in the rest now?ReplyDelete
1. Seriously, I think this meme was started by the Italian Tourism Bureau.ReplyDelete
2. Glad to see I'm not the only one who's been fired!
3. I'll gladly take you up on that drive-in movie offer. Please just realize that I'm NOT that kind of girl! Hee hee!
- AnonymousDecember 22, 2008 at 8:54 PM
Slept on the floor of a moving train in a sleeping bag... that had to suck! Ouch!ReplyDelete


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I decided to move the website over to just a blog. As much as I like building websites, this is easier. I am down 50lbs from my highest weight. I put on a top today that is loose around my middle- I was also able to zip up my leather coat for the first time in a year! I also moved onto to soft foods. I am enjoying a lot of cold cuts and low fat cheese. Speaking of, Christmas dinner tonight went well. I married into an Italian family where the antipasti course before dinner is a requirement. My mother in law has been extremely supportive through out this journey. I had one slice of fresh mozzarella, two pieces of low sodium ham, and a piece of salami oh and 2 green olives. Everything went down well. I chewed, chewed, chewed. For dinner, I had some spinach quiche that she got for me. It was made with a phyllo dough crust so it was pretty low carb/high protein. I also had a sliver of pork tenderloin that I had with applesauce- chewed, chewed, chewed. I treated myself to one oz. of red wine that has given me heart burn but didn't bother my sleeve. I also had a small cream puff-a wonderful treat but not something I will do on the regular. It is Christmas after all. I felt a part of the day and felt satisfied with the food I ate.
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Sunday, May 17, 2009
Knocking on Knox County's Door
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Monday, April 28, 2008
The Monday Morning Blues
Labels: cats
7 comments:
- Anne said...
That's exactly how I feel.
- 8:42 am
- Pia K said...
Me too. And now it's soon time for the Monday evening blues, not to mention the Tuesday morning dito...
- 3:34 pm
- Per Stromsjo said...
Notwithstanding a slight difference in the amount of hair we carry I recognize my own Monday mornings. Hilarious!
- 6:11 pm
- Pia K said...
Well, for some odd reason you can always find an animal (cat) photo that match your every mood. I like that.
- 9:22 pm
- Wendy said...
I feel your pain, kitty cat. I feel your pain. :)
- 10:33 pm
- aforkfulofspaghetti said...
You have Persians as well??
- 12:08 pm
- Pia K said...
Me too, Wendy, me too.
aforkful, this is friend's Persian, but yes, I actually began breeding Persians (before I realised there's nothing like British shorthairs!) in the early 90ies. My oldest cat is actually a Persian, seal point, turned 17 a couple of weeks ago. Time flies.
- 3:07 pm
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Thursday, August 24, 2006
It's My Blog And I'll Play What I Want To
I have no idea why I like this video. Oh, that's right, I'm a read blooded American male.
I was in the midst of journaling a very depressing thought that occurred to me, until I came across this video and felt like sharing. It shook me out of my depression. Although the job prospects have been pouring in lately, I'm less than optimistic about my future.
I really won't feel comfortable until I'm hired full-time at The Discount Store. The Service Station career path is tenuous at best. The Deli is going to be another Pizza Joint as far as fighting for hours every week. I need a predictable schedule. I don't mind working extra shifts; I'm more worried about not depending on hours.
For example, I have three days until I work again at The Deli. I've got money in my pocket. The readers that comment on this blog know what's next. If you do your algebra, money + free time = booze - lost time, the common denominator is a degraded morale. This is how it happened the first time when I was working at The Pizza Joint. I lost hours, had money, and decided to buy a bottle, my first. I thought, I'll just sober up when they give me some hours. I liked wallowing in my self-pity so much that I never picked up the phone and asked for hours. Now I know you have to fight for hours at these food service jobs and be ready to work at the drop of a hat. You don't have the luxury of a day or two to sober up.
Running on three hours sleep, I came home from Suburb Plasma, ate a big meal, and fell asleep. When I woke, I'd turned on the TV to discover Northfield's being pelted by baseball-sized hail. The clock reads 8:14pm, past closing time for liquor stores. I felt sad instead of relieved. Remember last time you tried to drink between plasma donations? Yah, shut up. My protein levels dropped and I had to find another plasma donation facility.
Wednesday I had an interview with The Service Station way out in the suburbs. Although the store I applied at is walking distance from home, I have to trek all the way out to the 'burbs for an interview. It took five hours of travel for a one-hour interview, but these are the things unemployed men do, especially when they don't have a car. The bus route that takes me to the interview in the morning does not take me back until 4:00pm. So, I mapped out a return route that would involve some cycling until I got to a bus route that would take me back home.
I was asked the all too common question for a man of my age: "Are you looking for a manager position?" I am, after all old enough to know Doris Day before she was a virgin. Instead of shying away from these questions, I entertain them, as I did in this interview.
All went well during the interview. I'd parked my bicycle far enough away from the office so that my interviewer would have no idea I don't have a car. There's a service station adjacent to the office the interview is held in. When it was over, I jumped on my bike, pedaled off, then when I was far enough away I looked at my map. There was something wrong. From the bus map, it appears that the bus should've dropped me right in front of the office, but it turned the other direction. This threw off my sense of direction. Since I had to pee, I thought I'd return to the service station, get directions, and relieve myself. I got directions and found a line for the restroom. I thought of leaving my bike helmet on the bike so I don't look geeky, but thought I wouldn't have to wait long. Out of the restroom comes the gentleman I'd just interviewed with. He said, "Hi," but then hung his head as he returned to his office. I could tell I'd just blown it. Corporate people like that don't hire assistant managers who can't manager their own lives enough to own a car. I don't think he'll be calling back.
Oddly enough, another manager from the same company called about the other Service Station I applied at. It turns out, although both these service stations with the same name are just a few blocks away, they're not managed by the same company. If the other guy doesn't call back, I might call this one. Again, the interview is out in the suburbs, only I have a feeling the bus route will be kinder. Another advantage is that this other service station is closer and in a nicer neighborhood.
The problem with The Discount Store's background check is that it could take too long. If I'm hired by them before the end of the month, I might be able to convince my landlord not to evict me. It's what I'm most worried about.
Well, it's time to sleep. Tomorrow, I'll call the Deli for hours on Friday and Saturday, big tipping days. I'll also do some chores, like dishes and laundry.
Good night,
Without Wax,
Posted by sincerelysober at Thursday, August 24, 2006
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- Fenris_Ulf said...
Nice to know you have some cash flow... Careful not to lose what you have chasing something you don't have.
- Saturday, August 26, 2006 12:32:00 AM
- sincerelysober said...
I don't understand your last sentence?
- Saturday, August 26, 2006 7:27:00 PM
- sincerelysober said...
This comment should show the date stamp correctly.
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Thu 4 Mar 2010
Isabella Rossellini – De la vie d'un papillon
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If there is anything as royal blood in cinema it flows through Isabella Rossellini's veins. Her mother was the most talented and beautiful Hollywood actress of the 40s and 50s, her father one of the most famous Italian directors of all times. She made a career in acting, modeling and more recently directing. This documentary broadcast by the European culture channel ARTE opens the door to her life, to her career, to her personality.
Co-directed by Rossellini herself and Gero von Boehm the film lacks completely the morgue of many other biographical films, and rather chooses to invite the viewers into her private world. She speaks about the relationship with her parents, we are introduced to her children, she talks about the men in her life and especially about David Lynch, about modeling, acting and directing, about being young and getting older, and even about the sexual life of the insects which has become her interest and her subject of documentary-making recently.
(video by machiikyoko)
We do do learn interesting things about her cinema experiences, but her fans may be surprised to her that acting is not really her passion, or her first choice, but rather a given because of her upraising. Although she is a fabulous actor (I have seen her on stage as well in an off-Broadway play a few years ago) she prefers focusing on directing recently. Most important of all is however for her to share with us her feelings about growing mature. With the years of youth and glamor behind her she is now happy to live a quite and happy life and share her feelings and interests in documentaries, while acting occasionally in things that interest her. It is that feeling of somebody sharing the happiness behind her luminous eyes that stays with us after having seen this film.


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12 THE SCTANTON REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, APRIC 128, 1935 IT'S A GARDEN YEAR : . Include Onion Crop, ) Using , Seeds or Sets EDITOR'S NOTE: this ig ene of a irriu of artieln written exclusively for The Associated Pren en - rerninj haw one my utilise hl bck yard, or other tract of unmed land, for garden purpose. By DR. L. C. CORBETT Principal Horticulturist; Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. Department of Agriculture Most gardens will include plantings of onions. All onions are v.'ite hardy and will withstand considerable cold, but there is marked variation in this rcspest. The Prizstaker class alonsi with the "panish onions are less hardy than Australian Brown and the Danvers ' rrrcup. In general red and brown onions are a little hardier and more disease : ;slstant than the white - skinned sorts. Broadly spsaking, onions are propagated from seeds and from sets. Top - sets are small bulblets produced above ground In clusters like flower heads. These small bulblets are planted in tha open usually in early spring and quickly develop into a "scallion" suitable for early table use. and if left standing will throw up a flower stalk cn top of which another cluster of bulblets will be produced. Sets Are Small Onions The greater proportion of all onion ?ts are of another class. These are really small onions grown the previous reason from seed sawn thiak and grow dwarfed because they are crowded. These little onions are harvested and cured much the same as market onions and are held over winter in a cool loft to be sold the following spring as onion sets. Such sets planted out early in the season quickly develop to bunch onion size and left to come to full maturity WHEN ONION PLANT IS 2. Oft 3 INCHES TALL, ROWS SHOULD BE THINNED TO PREVENT CROWDING I J SEED SHOULD 'BE , PLANTED IN ROWS Z TP 15 INCHES APART Onions, a popular corp. may be planted early and raised from either seeds or sets. If seeds are used, the plants will have to be th'nned out. This sketch Illustrate the process. Boys to Receive Awards at Party Affair Will Be Held in Clubrooms The annual "Awards Night" party of the Boys' club of Seranton will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock when prizes will be awarded to approximately fifty boys who were winners in the various contests held by the club during the winter sea son. The affair will be held In con junction with the opening of Boys' week, tne day being designated ai Boys' work organizations. A varied program has been ar. ranged by Superintendent Frederick Boyies. Short talis by Bab Shawkey, formerly a member of the Nsw York Yankees and now manager of the Seranton Miners, and by Chris Rose, former police chief, will, feature the program. Floyd C. S!evens. of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, will entertain with a half hour of magic. The Sunshine trio will entertain with several numbers, featuring Floyd Kearns in a yoieling sp3c:alty. Joe Wetter and his Old Home Bakers. who have attended this afiair for a rumber of years, will also have a part in the program by popular request. Angslo Ciccottl. a members of the Boys' club and a well known juvenile performer, will also sing several popular numbers. Two moving picture comedies will also b screened. Ice cream and cake will be served at the close of the entertainment. The board of directors of the rlub will meet on the same evening at Hotel Holland at 7 o'clock and following their meeting will come to the club and spend the evening with the boys. Prizes will be awarded to the following boys: James GiiEtin, .Tames Michael. Junes O'Donnell, Philip Karam, Aniell Arvonio. James Maroon. Alfred Butch, John Santo - mauro. Michael Me - ko. Charles Nicholas. Merle Malia. Carmen Libasi, Laverne Cunningham, John Malla, Bernard Blier, Andrew Swebeda. Eugene Coleman. Leo Kane, Sam Jaffee, John Diekman. Victor Delar. John Savannah, Charles Savino. Carl Sa - vino, John Sadausky, Ike Dav:s. Emil Ilchuk. Peter Tomachick. Hubert O'Malley. Charles Harte, Alfred Mc - ' Kinney, Robert Boyies, Paul McDer - , mott. Joseph Price. Frank Hrinda. Lloyd Lee. Joseph Thomas, Nichodas Worenzak, John Zalekl. Anthony Ro:si. Stephen Kozell, Thomas Nimmo and John McGurrin. CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED The Seranton Model Airplane club elected the following officers at a recent meeting in the Y. M C. A.: Walter S. Marsh, commander; Edwin B. Snyder, treasurer; Gerald Brislln, .secretary; Byron Snyder, sergeant - at - arms. rAf The - Theater Family "The Mind Reader," a startling and sensational expose of the mystics, will be shown for the last times today and tomorrow at the Family theater. The cast includes Warren William, star of "Employees' Entrance," in his greatest character role as Chandra the Grtat, fake mind reader. Constance Cum - mings and Allen Jenkins comprise the supporting cast. Starting Saturday night with a special prevue showing at 11:15 o'clock and continuing all next week, "Girl Missing" with an all - star cast Including Ben Lyon. Glenda Farrell, Mary Brian, Lyle Talbot, Peggy Shannon and others will be the feature attraction. The latest selected short subjects and Graham McNamee and his news reel complete the bill. GRAMMARSLIPS 1. What i'J wrong witn this sentence? "I have got it." 2. What is the correct pronunciation of "pathos"? , 3. Which one.of these words is misspelled? Epidemic, epoch, ethereal. ettiquete. . , 4. What does the word "eerily" mean? , v ' 5. . What word beginning with mu means "changeable"? Answers I. Say, "I have it." 2. Pronounce pa - thos, a as in pay, p as in of. accent first syllable. 3. Etiquette. 4. Weirdly; uncannily. "Eerily the door clanged shut behind him." 5. Mutable. Westminster to Hold Communion Breakfast The sacrament of the Lord's' supper will be observed in Westminster church at the . morning service next Sunday. Services preparatory to com munion will be held in the church auditorium tonight at 7:45 o'clock. The Rev. Peter K. Emmons will preach the preoaratory sermon. On Sunday night at 7:30 o clock. the monthly men's night will be ob served under the auspices of the Dr. Bull Bible class. As this Is the beginning of Boys' week, it Is planned to make tnis a lamer and son service. and a program appropriate to the occasion is being planned. The U. S Army's newest airport. the $6,000,000 Barksdale field, at Shevreport, La., was recently dedicated befcre 50,000 persons. ENTRY BLAISK YARD AND GARDEN CONTEST OF SCRANTON AND DUNMORE , Under the Auspices of the Century Club Please enter my name in the class as indicated: CLASS 1. 1 agree that all the work of Improving my home grounds will be done by myself or members of my immediate family NAME address CLASS 2. 1 agree to hire only manual labor !n improving my home grounds outside of help from members ol my .immediate family : NAME .;,. ADDRESS CLASS 3. Flower Boxes. NAME .Y ADDRESS '. MAIL TO MRS. WARREN EDSON Chairman, Yard and Garden Contest Committee Century Club, Seranton, Pa. Prizes tor the Contest have been announced as follows: CLASS 1. The city has been divided Into sections. Prizes wn, be awarded In each section as follows: First, $5;, Second, $3; Third $2; fourth, 30 Tulip Bulbs. ' i i CLASS 2. Prizes will be awarded to entrants from the entire city. Garden stock to be selected by the winners. CLASS 3. A flower box will be awarded to the winner in the ntlre city. A prize of $10 will be awarded to the garden In any Class which shows the greatest Improvements during the year. f will produce large edibje bulbs early in tne season. ' In general, however, onions are grown from seed sown early in the open ground in wen prepared ncn sou in rows 12 to 15 inches apart. The seed is scattered' thinly and covered from one - fourth to three - fourth inches deep, depending upon the soil and the characteristic weather conditions - of the region. ' When two or three inches tall the young plants can be thinned to prevent crowding. The young plants if carefully lifted may be set in another place in the garden. As soon as the young onions have attained the bunch onion stage with stalks a little thicker than a lead pencil, a second thinning can be done leaving those that are to produce the onions for autumn and winter use three to five inches apart. I On good soil the larger sorts vl'il crowd when so thinned. Give frequent shallow cultivation and keep the pate.1) free from weeds. - : Starting Early Onions are also grown from seed planted in hot beds or cold frames early in the season. The seed Is sown either in rows or broadcast and as soon as the young plants are as thick, as a siate pencil tney are carefully lifted, about one - half the top cut off and these stubby plants transplated six ra ight inches apart in rows 12 to 15 inches apart. Prizetakers and other large growing sorts when treated in this fashion will well repay the trouble. Australian Brown, Ebenezer. Ohio Yellow Globe, South Port, White Globe and Red Weathersfleld suggest a color scheme of varieties to .choose f ronii War Veterans Will Hold Booster Meet Dr. Flynn to Explain Economy Bill Dr, Robert J. Flynn of the Seranton o'fice of the United States Veterans Bureau will address a booster meeting of World war veterans on Wednesday evening, May 3. in Victor Alfieri hall, Wst Seranton. The meeting i? being sposored by West Seranton 43 St 8'ers in the interest of Koch - Conley post. American legion. Among the speakers will be District Commander John B. McDade, Commander John J. McTamney of Koch - Conley post, Grand Chef de Train Matthias A. Welter and County Chairman Joseph A. Rosar. An entertain ment will follow - the addresses and refreshments will be served. All West Seranton veterans of the World war are Invited to hear Dr. Flynn explain the provisions of the Economy bill as effecting economies In veterans' relief. A Connecting Link FORT WORTH. Tex. A venerable survivor qf the "good old days" was brought to light when Mrs. D. E. McDonald cleaned her attic. In an old paint bucket among an accumulation of odds and ends repesed a dust - covered, lead - capped bottle of sherry wine. It has been hlden since prohibition was passed, and Mrs. McDonald will u?e It to celebrate prohibit'on's repeal. . To Address Clubs . Kmmmatmtr C WHNMI h ) Us fcniiw mi mil irl" 1 1 auditorium on Wednesday, May 3, at noon. Mr. Sproul Is also scheduled to address the student bodies of several local schools during the week. He is being brought to Seranton through tne enorts or the Boys' Day in serv ice committee, of which E. M. Sawyer is cnairman. J. E. SPROUL " J. E. Sproul, secretary of the National Council of the Y. M. C. A., will speak during Boys' week, April 29 - May 6, at the Rotary club meeting on May 1; Lions club. May 2, and at a special luncheon of the Council of' Social Agencies In the Y. W. C. A. HOW CAN I : By Anns Ashlar : Q. How can I make a polish fo: upholstered furniture? A. By mixing beeswax and turpentine to the consistency of thin cream. Q. How. can I cultivate violets? . A. Violets should be separated and planted In the open ground in a rich son, protected from tne sun's strong raj's. Too much sunlight produces all leaves and no flowers. Q. Should the water in which cab bage has been cooked be poured down the sink? A. No. But if this must be done the sink should be rinsed with water containing powdeied charcoal or a lit tle cmoride of lime. IN BONA VENTURE CLUB John J., Jackson, son of Mr. and Mr3. Edward Jackson, 305 Ferdinand street, who enrolled last fall at St Bonaventure's college, is a member or tne Down - Our - Wav club, an or ganization of Bonavenutre students from Northeastern Pennsylvania. There are twice as many automo bile drivers in the United States as ther - 3 'are automobiles. Mm Is Sl Fairlawn JmHJ t fronts smtw , I I al l? I II ma 0 otejffiy llbs A FAIRLAWN Coffee 5(K 1 btl. FAIRLAVN Pure Vanilla 15f d - . a ii ti VA!i!E m Duyftii inree This Week for Only, Fairlawn Coffee is selected by our own Fairlawn buyer on the stmt down in South America. We know the Coffee. We know the Blend. We know it's GOOD. Try it on our personal recommendation. f(yp WELLWORTH OkANGE PEKOE TEA Vi lb. pig, I9c WALTER BAKER COCOA y ib. tin 13c HI POLITE . Marshmallow Creme p' - 1 OC 39c 50c i 2 bpf; 29c 2t?25c SOOTHES NERVES Ovaltin . 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A vintage view of the mall from 2001, the year before a 275 million dollar makeover got underway.
Photo from www.labelscar.com / "Prange Way"
The other enclosed mall in the borough is located 1 block northwest of QUEENS CENTER. QUEENS PLACE, a 100 million dollar redo of a circa-1965 Macy's, houses stores such as Target, Best Buy, Macy's Furniture Gallery and Macy's Backstage (a clearance center). The original 4-level Macy's was expanded with 2 levels. When officially dedicated, in November 2001, the "vertical power center" encompassed 440,000 leasable square feet.
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Right now I'm in the middle of writing a zombie story, the beginning of which takes place in UWI (lol!). It's the first time I've ever based a story on somewhere that I've actually been, and that I see everyday. To tell you the truth, it's been a pretty fun experience. I mean, writing usually is really fun. You get to stretch your imagination to limits which you would have never before imagined were possible. It's a relaxing way to escape reality and recreate the world as you see fit. But there's another side to writing. A – well, I wouldn't say darker side – but a side the is more serious and more real than just your regular English class creative writing essay.
There is a point for all real writers where your story becomes more that just ink on a page. There's a point where the story itself becomes a living thing, writhing and trashing, refusing to be tamed. It starts off slow at first. You get this idea in your head, and you think, 'Hey, this is pretty good. I should write this down.' And as you begin to scribble down your idea, a next one pops into your head, picking up where the last one left off. And next idea joins that one and then another and then another, like bread crumbs from that old fairytale. But when you turn around to see exactly where you are, too late you realize that you're already lost.
The ideas in your head suddenly explode simultaneously, trapping you in this world you think you've created. But then you realize that's not true. You didn't create the story. The story already exists. And it would like nothing more than to leave the cramped quarters of you mind and vanish forever. You may think that you have name for the story, but you realize that it doesn't fit. You try to name the characters and you realize that you can't. You can't name them because they already have names, lives, emotions and personalities. You are plunged into a maelstrom, churned by this creature that you call a 'story'.
You get a hold of yourself just in time to realize that if you don't do something soon, you are going to lose this story forever. So you grab hold of it for dear life, refusing to let go. You will write this story. And as you grab hold tighter, you get plunged deeper into the world of the story. You being to understand the intricacies of it, exactly what makes it tick. You begin to bond with it. And then it grows calm. It is as if the story has observed you deemed you worthy, allowing itself to be tamed by you. Only then would the story open up and show you all of its secrets.
I've written many stories in the past, some I've left behind, some that I hope to begin writing again in the future. But I'll never forget them. Their voices will never die. Their worlds will never cease to exist.
So what if I'm a little crazy? Life's more fun this way! :p


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This is truly a stunning document seen from a bystanders point of view.
How many of us really knew about what is going on per se...in the chambers of powers that be...Health Canada.
What authority shall be tolerated to be exercised by a Government body such as Health Canada?
One may ask for a 'cease and desist' order and correction? I am sure most will agree. Our Canadian citizens' and reputable profile... integrity and freedom... all of the fine fabric making Canada what it is professed to be, honest, natural unique and worth replicating ..duplication by other nations are now all in risk zone of being obliterated.. demolished!
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14-year-old Girl Rescued from Chittenango Falls Gorge. This story represents the hazzards that lurk when we enjoy the outdoors. Be careful and appreciate the dangers of nature.When in large groups make sure everyone knows the general safety rules and what to do if there is a fall.
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The inheritance of most genes is tightly controlled, governed by the rules of mendelian inheritance if nuclear or uniparental inheritance if cytoplasmic. A few notable genes and cytoplasmic genomes have escaped this regulation. Such genes may spread by increasing their own rate of transmission despite reducing host fitness and may be regarded as 'selfish'. Their population genetics are described and it appears they may impose a significant genetic load on the host population. Modern molecular techniques may enable similar loads to be imposed on pest species either by transferring selfish genes between species, or by linking deleterious genes to a selfish locus. Alternatively, 'modifier' genes that eliminate the virulent, or disease vectorial capacity, of the pest population may be introduced by linkage to a selfish locus. Selfish elements present in multiple copies may be preferable to single-copy elements as the former are capable of a larger reduction in host fitness. The practical application of these agents depends on five factors: (i) the rate of 'reversion' to a non-selfish form; (ii) the evolution of host repressor systems; (iii) their effect on host fitness, which determines their rate of invasion; (iv) the mechanism regulating host population size in the field; and (v) their ease of manipulation in the laboratory. The first two factors are the most uncertain in most systems, but should be amenable to experimental analysis. It is proposed that the development of such techniques may result in powerful new methods of population control which may be applied to both agricultural pests and disease vectors.
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Sixth Annual Student and Alumni Mentorship Dinner
Texas BBA students gathered in the hall of honors for an intimate meal with distinguished McCombs alumni for the Sixth Annual Executive Mentorship Dinner. The dinner, which is hosted by the BBA Advisory Board, gave undergraduate students the chance to ask questions and receive advice from members of the Texas McCombs Alumni Network.
A guest at Mandy Price's table, Ross Trivisonno, BBA '21, really enjoyed the depth of conversation at his table, "I think the annual McCombs Alumni Mentorship Dinner was the perfect opportunity to not only network with both industry professionals and fellow students alike, but to get to know our respective adult mentors on a more personal level. Our mentor, Mandy Price, talked at length with our table about everything from her recent trip to Japan, to her favorite places to grab a bite around Austin and what organizations she was apart of while a student at UT. The dinner table conversation was diverse and wide-ranging, not solely limited to serious career matters, thereby giving me better insight into who McCombs alumni truly are, and not just what they do for a living."
The dinner is such a worthwhile event that Ed Tonkon, BBA '78, and his family pledged a gift of $100,000 over five years to the dinner. Tonkon is one of three generations of Longhorns — his wife, both his parents, and his grandmother are all alumni. Tonkon is president of Zebra Retail Solutions and former chair of the school's advisory board, and he said his time on the board was a great way to get back to the campus and engage with students, faculty, and alumni. "While almost a week has passed since the Executive Mentor Dinner, the glow I feel is still there," said Tonkon, "This event seems to get better each year."
Scott Hill, BBA '90, BBA Advisory Board Member, and CFO for Intercontinental Exchange, Inc., reflects on his experience at the dinner, "The quality of the students, their level of engagement, and their thoughtful excitement for the future made me even more proud to be a McCombs alumnus."
View photos from the event on the Texas McCombs Alumni Network Flickr page.
Alumni mentors included:
- Katy Berkemeyer - Vice President, U.S. Energy - Corporate Banking, RBC Capital Markets
- Rob Borrego - President and CEO of Credera
- Bill Cunningham - Dean of McCombs (1983-85) and President and Chancellor of UT (1985-2000)
- Kathleen Farlow - Central Texas Managing Partner, Deloitte
- Sue Gove - Senior Advisor, Alvarez & Marsal
- Scott Hill - CFO, Intercontinental Exchange, Inc.
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Advance Physician Formulas
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2 Bottles Passion Rx with Yohimbe, 30 Capsules - Formulated by Ray Sahelian, M.D
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Note: We cannot ship Passion Rx with Yohimbe to Canada, New Zealand or Australia due to customs regulations. If you live in one of these three countries and order this product we will instead ship the Passion Rx without yohimbe. This formula is a hig...
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