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Office Space to Rent in Loddington with Modern building
We have a variety of modern building serviced offices available to rent in Loddington. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
We have a variety of modern building serviced offices available to rent in Loddington. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
This is a modern business centre providing a range of furnished offices that are available on flexible terms. The centre is telecoms & IT enabled and provides a manned reception, meeting rooms, free car parking, cycle racks and CCTV security. The offices range from 100 to 400 ft2 (9 to 37 m2) and can be let with or without furniture.
A brand new, purpose built serviced office and studio facility located in the town of Market Harborough. It boasts a wide range of office and studio space which can accommodate 1-20 people and high-specification meeting and conference facilities. The serviced, all inclusive offering is a perfect office space solution for entrepreneurs, start-up and high-growth companies. A wide range of business support services, including access to business coaching and finance, are also available.
These newly refurbished premises in Wollaston offer a range of quality office space, at the UK headquarters of the multinational chemical company, Scott Bader. The centre in Wollaston is ideal for start-up and newly-established companies looking for a smart office in an impressive setting, with sizes starting from 1-2 person offices. A large variety of facilities are provided with the serviced offices here including meeting rooms that can accommodate between 2 and 40 people, as well as support services. Beautifully maintained grounds surround the buildings and stunning views over the River Nene. The site comprises of various original stone and modern buildings and occupiers can access the many site facilities including a member's swimming pool and Scott Bader's Social Club. Site catering is available for breakfast and lunch. There is also a workshop area and shared laboratory space with write-up areas. Technical support is available including product testing and evaluation for companies in and around the chemical, resin, polymer and composites sectors.
This business centre is situated in the busy town centre location of Northampton. They provide office rental with spaces ranging from 1-4 person offices to larger office suites. All offices are fully serviced and come with a dedicated telephone line, broadband, WiFi and 24hr access. On site meeting rooms and conference rooms are available. Offices are furnished or unfurnished depending on your requirements. Refreshments and cleaning are provided.
This modern office building, located over 3 floors, has recently been refurbished to a very high standard throughout and provides contemporary offices on flexible terms. Additional services that benefit all offices include air conditioning, reception staff and support teams, communal kitchen areas, state-of-the-art technology and on-demand meeting rooms. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month.
Smallest office is 2 person...Providing flexible, high quality, secure office space with ample on site parking, 24 hour access and CCTV. A wide range of 'pay as you go' services including secretarial and administration duties. Can also provide leased line internet access optiona and telephone services with a fully serviced reception area from 8am - 6 pm Monday - Friday. Also have on site conference and meeting facilities with catering for events available.
This business centre is a self-contained, air conditioned office with toilets and 3 parking spaces. Approximately 800sq ft of space available. The centre is located close to J21 of the M1/M69.
This centre is located in Leicester's city centre, on Humberstone Gate, almost facing the main pedestrianised shopping area. There is a wide selection of restaurants, bars, cafés and retail in the immediate vicinity of the property. The centre offers professional business space. There is a full time building manager who looks after the tenants' needs. It can offer a range of small suites from 250sq ft up to large open plan space. It offers flexibility for those looking for short term space with inclusive rents, as well as leases for those that require long term security – either way the centre always endeavour to meet your office needs.
Spacious, high-quality, competitively priced serviced office in Leicester is available to rent. These modern, open plan office spaces have been refurbished to a high standard, with individual rooms, available for as little £50 a week, inclusive of utilities.
This recently refurbished, state of the art office block offering prospective tenant's unbeatable value for money on flexible, modern office space. The property has recently undergone redevelopment in creating floors of high specification serviced offices, available to tenants of all sizes and budgets. The on-site managed serviced offices have been bespoke fitted out to provide tenants with everything they need to run a successful business. You can rest-assured that the professional onsite management team will find just the right space for you. A dedicated network of professional support services are designed to make a tenant's working day as productive as possible without any disruption whatsoever. Prospective tenants will benefit from onsite car park, full disabled access, meeting rooms, lifts and washroom facilities on all floors alongside dedicated phone & internet packages. The building also comprises comprehensive internal and external CCTV to provide additional peace of mind.
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Edition One Gallery, 1036 Canyon Road, 505-570-5385 The exhibition SOFT continues through Feb. 9. The show of peaceful and contemplative photography was developed as a response to the violence and suffering in the world. Mark Berndt, Lisa Blair, and Tony Bonanno are among the 20 or so photographers represented. The show includes still-life photography, interior shots, and abstractions. The gallery is open Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and by appointment.

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Life "After" infertility. Being, becoming, midlife-ing, parenting... But no whistling.
16 February 2009
one trick pony
came back to some great news--- Sarah and April both got positives!
and some hard news-- Emily and BB both got negatives--I am sure they could stand a little internet love.
24 hours away- 24 hours with the stated objective of having very little discussion about jobs (the one that will be lost in August and the stress of finding a new one), IVF, or any other obviously stress inducing subject.
And mostly I found out that suck at this. From the outside I did fine I think- but the inside? I found myself self-censoring, moving myself away from thoughts as they came up. Like meditation, these things kept coming up and I kept steering myself away- over and over and over...
No matter what, it was good to get away, good to reconnect and good to talk about other things for a little while. I even spent some time looking at things outside my roaring head- those wheeling seagulls, that light tracing the top of the breaking waves, that sweet guy across the table.
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- Elle said...
Yeah, it's hard to just banish those thoughts. They have a way of burbling to the surface even after you've pushed them away multiple times.
But thoughts aside, it's good for you and your relationship just not to talk about them for a bit -- you remind yourself that the whole big world is still out there, and that can be a good feeling.
- February 17, 2009 at 10:58 AM
- Sarah said...
eh, cut yourself some slack, i can't really see how it's possible to not think about it all. managing to banish the thoughts from time to time sounds like a big enough accomplishment to me!!
- February 17, 2009 at 2:18 PM
wanted to wish you a belated happy birthday! and thank you for all your sweet comments. it's impossible to not get stuck in your head with all this stuff. getting out there and at least having more opportunities to talk about the other stuff that fills our lives is a good way to give yourself a tiny break, even if your brain won't let you leave it all the way.
- February 19, 2009 at 9:20 PM


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>December 1, 2009
"What did Christ gain by dying for His people? Nothing."
-Tim Keller
This quote probably throws you off, but that's only because you haven't heard it in its context. Keller goes on to explain that Christ already had love and affection granted to Him by the Father and the Holy Spirit in the Trinity which existed well before mankind. God didn't need to make a people to glorify Him, He was already being glorified and loved within the Trinity.
Yet it is common to think that God must have created man because He needed worship and adoration from them. Unfortunately, that belief is a common heresy. God does not need man. He is completely self-sufficient, self-sustaining, self-giving, self-glorifying, and self-loving.
Mankind is simply an outflow of the joyful love that occurs within God. He made man in order to bring them into this beautiful relationship that the Trinity has. In the Trinity, each member is focused on loving and glorifying the other members. The redeemed are enabled by the sacrifice of Christ, to enter into this love that the Trinity shares. It is a glorious truth for believers, and a truth that those without faith in Christ should consider seriously. The offer of Christ is one that allows you to trade wickedness, discontent, and shame for righteousness, love, and satisfaction. Lay hold of that and cast yourself upon the magnificent, eternal grace of Jesus Christ!
Brothers and sisters in Christ, thoroughly enjoy the love relationship that Christ has brought you into! You are able to experience the perfect love that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit share. God be praised that He has brought us in!
Unbeliever, the offer of Christ is extended to you. Jesus says in John 6:29 "This is the work of God, that you believe in him who he has sent." God's requirement of you for salvation is to believe in Jesus Christ. So do it, believe and trust completely in Christ Jesus and what He has accomplished through His sacrificial death!
May the love of God be made manifest to all of you in Christ Jesus!
P.S. Follow this link to listen to Dr. Keller's message on the Trinity, it is well worth your time:


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(Note: This is not what I intended to write, but I've left it to stand because it is true.)
Jehovah Rapha'
James 5 has some important information about the subject of healing, and it is worth a closer look.
"Is anyone among you suffering? Then he must pray.
Is anyone cheerful? He is to sing praises.
Is anyone among you sick? Then he must call for the elders of the church and they are to pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord; and the prayer offered in faith will restore the one who is sick, and the Lord will raise him up, and if he has committed sins, they will be forgiven him.
Therefore, confess your sins to one another,
and pray for one another so that you may be healed.
James 5:13-16 NASB
I'm not sure how much clearer this could be written. The first point that must be understood is that James was not writing to the world at large. He was writing to "the twelve tribes who are dispersed abroad", the church of Jesus Christ. This letter was written to people who believed in Christ, many (but not all) of whom had been persecuted and had left their homes as a result of that persecution. He was writing to people who had done more than walk an aisle, join a church, or experience baptism. James was writing to people who had an ongoing, personal relationship with the risen Lord and were empowered by the Holy Spirit. He was writing to disciples, and, were we describing them today, we might call them fanatics.
This business of healing requires some obedience on the part of the elders in the church as well as on the part of the sick person. Don't forget that Jesus said some things can only come out by prayer and fasting. Not only do the elders need to be obedient in prayer and anointing, but they likely need to be obedient in fasting, as well. In addition, the prayer that is offered must be "in faith". The elders who pray for healing have to actually believe that God can and will heal.
The person who is sick is not without responsibility, either. First, by the intended recipient of his letter, we know that James was speaking only to disciples of Christ. Second, the person who wants healing must "call for the elders" and submit himself/herself to the authority of the elders in his church.
Now comes the hard part. Confession of sins. This is not describing a general confession of ourselves as sinners saved by grace. "Confession of your sins" is confession of specific sins and specifically asking for forgiveness. It requires repentance and a desire to be done with the sin. I admit that I don't love confessing my sins to other people. I'd rather just tell God and let Him deal with me, because I know His grace and I know I can trust Him. Other people? I'm not always so sure about them. The problem comes when I read this scripture.
"Therefore, confess your sins to one another, and pray for one another so that you may be healed." James 5:16.
It appears that, If I want the "so you may be healed" part, I have to be obedient to the "confess and pray" parts. Although confessing my sin to someone else is hard, there are times when confessing my sin is easier than the "praying for one another" part. James did not say to pray only for those people who please me, like me, or enjoy my company, nor did he say to pray for only those people whose company I enjoy. He simply wrote, "pray for one another," and (according to Jesus) that includes praying for our enemies.
There is also an interesting point about this section of Scripture that we don't often seem to notice. When we do what is said, the result is that the one who is sick is restored, the Lord "raises up" the one who is sick, and our sins are forgiven. What about healing? That happens, too, but sometimes, the restoring of relationships and forgiveness of our sins are the parts that are most important and pressing to God.
This is outrageous, and I admit it, but there are times when I just want God to heal someone. Maybe you feel like that, too. I don't want to worry about their sin, or about restored relationships. Just heal the sickness! How unlike God that attitude is! God was concerned enough about our sin that He sacrificed Himself on the cross to cleanse us from it. Dealing with sin is always going to be a priority for God, and it should be for me, as well.
You may be wondering, "What about healing?" That is possible, too. Does it happen every time we pray for someone? Yes. Sometimes they are physically healed in this world, and sometimes their healing is delayed until they enter eternity. Why? We often want to ask why God doesn't give us what we want when we want it, and I don't have the answer to that. He is God, and I am not.
Jehovah Rapha is still in the healing business and if we are sick and in need of healing, we should do exactly what James says. We should ask God for healing. Sometimes, we will have physical healing this side of heaven, but even when we do not, the restoration of fractured relationships and forgiveness of our sins makes it worth the asking.
How do we hallow, or honor, the name of Jehovah Rapha? We turn to our Healer when we, or those we love, need to be healed, and we do it exactly as Scripture has said, confident that the One who Heals, still does exactly that.
(tomorrow we will look at the healing of the brokenhearted)
How do we hallow, or honor, the name of Jehovah Rapha? We turn to our Healer when we, or those we love, need to be healed, and we do it exactly as Scripture has said, confident that the One who Heals, still does exactly that.
(tomorrow we will look at the healing of the brokenhearted)


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I have an AdvancedDataGrid with grouped rows. I want to multiply two fields together and display the result in a third field.
Problem is, my labelFunction receives an ArrayCollection of Objects and appears to only be called on the Grouped rows, like a SummaryFunction. If I attempt to do calculations of the type: item[column.dataField] I get undefined. If I loop through item.children and do the calculation, it works but naturally creates an aggregate, and that only displays on the Grouped rows rather than the sub-rows.
Oddly enough, my CurrencyFormatter and DateFormatter work fine.
Anyone seen anything like this? I'd like to avoid an itemRender since they slow down the grid much worse than a labelFunction.
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<mx:GroupingField name="Project"/>
<mx:AdvancedDataGridColumn editable="false" headerText="Total" id="total" labelFunction="calcTotal" width="100"/>
protected function calcTotal(item:Object, column:AdvancedDataGridColumn):String {
var total:Number = item['quantity']*item['price'];
return MoneyFormatter.format(total);
}//End calcTotal
Figured it out: I had to use labelFunction on the mx:AdvancedDatagrid tag rather than the mx:AdvancedDataGridColumn tag.
*gnashes teeth*
Adobe, if anybody's reading this, I would love a more logical layout to the DG and ADG, with row- and cell-level control.
If I want something to apply to a column, it should be on the column control. If I want something to apply to a row, it should be on the (nonexistent) row control. If I want something to apply to a cell, it should be on the cell control.
Applying a labelFunction on the ADG itself to apply something at the column level makes a modicum of sense, since it's cascading down the hierarchy. I could get over it if there weren't also a labelFunction on the column control that points UP to the GroupingField HIGHER in the hierarchy. That just doesn't make sense. Pick one or the other!


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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Coinciding with the recent announcement of Apple's mobile payments solution, a new report from global consultancy Kurt Salmon shows consumers are well positioned to make the transition to mobile payments—with a little help from banks, payment networks and retailers. The report, "Why the Apple Pay Launch Means Mobile Payments Have (Finally) Arrived," is based on the results of consumer surveys on U.S. mobile payments usage conducted by Kurt Salmon in 2012 and in 2014.
"Apple's entry into the field sends a clear signal that mobile payments are here to stay," said Michael Archer, a partner in Kurt Salmon's Global Financial Services practice and co-author of the report. "The business case is well established along the entire mobile payments value chain, but our survey results prove that banks, payment networks and retailers still have work to do to persuade consumers to change their behavior."
Security, Rewards, Convenience Top Consumer Considerations
The mobile payments report identifies the consumer characteristics, interests and opinions critical to making mobile payments more attractive to a broader audience.
Security is top of mind for active users of mobile payments—defined in this study as consumers who prefer to pay for in-store purchases with their mobile devices. More than 40% of active users worry that their personal information is at risk when making mobile payments, while 37% believe that making an online purchase via smartphone is not secure.
"Mobile payments technologies must achieve a critical mass of consumers in order to succeed," said report co-author Jason Goldberg, senior manager with the Global Financial Services practice at Kurt Salmon. "Demonstrating and communicating the security of the technology consistently and unambiguously is going to play a big part for banks and retailers in earning consumer trust and achieving mass adoption. Issuers, retailers and merchant acquirers will have to work together for this to be successful."
Rewards and loyalty programs were the primary motivator for using a smartphone to make payments among 61% of active users. More than 60% of active mobile payment users regularly check their phones for discounts from local and national merchants, and 64% sign up for as many rewards and loyalty programs as possible.
The profile of active mobile payment users also shows convenience to be a powerful motivating factor in consumer adoption of mobile payments, indicating the importance of collaboration among banks, payment networks and retailers to ensure transactions are accurate, efficient and fast.
"Convenience presents a challenge, as few of the 9 million U.S. locations where credit cards are accepted can currently accept mobile payments," Archer explained. But the arrival of Apple Pay just ahead of next year's mandated shift to EMV chip-and-PIN technology in the United States opens up new possibilities. "Replacing or upgrading payment terminals will be costly—about $7 billion across the country, according to our analysis," added Archer. "But the opportunity now exists for retailers, service providers and banks to consolidate their mobile and EMV investments into one upgrade."
Headed Toward an Evolution in Consumer Payments
The report lays out a clear course ahead for mobile payments participants to drive widespread consumer adoption of mobile payments by seizing the opportunity presented by EMV, leveraging loyalty and rewards programs, and demonstrating the security of the technology.
"We're working toward a tipping point of broad adoption of this technology that, when it happens, will spell the most significant evolution in consumer payments in more than two decades," Archer concluded.
About Kurt Salmon
Kurt Salmon is a global management consulting firm dedicated to building the market leaders of tomorrow. More than just partnering with our clients, we ally with them, integrating ourselves seamlessly into their organizations in order to develop innovative, customized solutions for their 21st-century business issues. Succeeding in today's increasingly complex, consumer-driven environment is an enormous challenge. But companies need to look beyond today; they need to position themselves for continued success in the even more uncertain future. That's where Kurt Salmon comes in. We call it delivering "success for what's next." The results are transformative.
Visit http://www.kurtsalmon.com/ to learn more.


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Are you contemplating selling your business or creating an exit strategy?
It could be tempting to jump into the process of selling your business without hiring professional advisors such as a lawyer or an accountant to avoid paying professional fees. Our guest, however, explains why having access to professional advice and guidance from experts who have broad experience in the legal and financial aspects of the sale process can be tremendously beneficial in successfully closing a deal.
On this episode, lawyer and business advisor Dan Cotter shares useful insights that you can use to prepare yourself for the legal side of closing a successful, mutually beneficial deal.
As no two business experiences are the same, no two sellers have also the same views on whom they would sell their business to. In this edition of "Deal Talk," our guest, Diane Robbins who is a former owner of a Miracle Method franchise, decided to put her faith in the first interested buyer of her business. Did it pay off? Aside from sharing her experience in selling her business with host Jeff Allen, she also gives advice to business owners who are planning or in the process of selling their company.
Morgan & Westfield is not your average business broker. While traditional business brokers and business brokerage firms have always patterned their business model after that of real estate brokers, we at Morgan & Westfield deviate from this norm by operating like professionals, such as accounting and law firms.
We've optimized the sale process to give business sellers quality services for a fraction of the fees that your average business broker will charge. How do we do this?
First, we have a large backend support team that allows us to become more focused and run our processes more efficiently.
Second, we save time and resources by letting business owners physically show their business to the buyer. By cutting this step from our process, we have adjusted and reduced our fees accordingly.
Third, unlike traditional full-service business brokers, we offer our services on an a la carte basis. Our clients can choose which of our services they need and pay only for those services.
In addition, we also offer our assistance to business owners who may be contemplating the sale of their business in the future by providing valuation and customized exit planning services aimed at increasing the value of their business.
At Morgan & Westfield, we only have our clients' best interests in mind; we strive to give business sellers only the best services, assistance and guidance while providing significant savings.
On Deal Talk, we often hear from former business owners who have sold their companies or professionals who are dedicated to helping entrepreneurs sell their business or increase their bottom line. In this edition, however, we are flipping the coin to see the other side and look at the business sale process from the perspective of a person who has bought a business.
Mike Rabinovich is the new owner of the Miracle Method franchise in Portland, Oregon, which he purchased from one of Morgan & Westfield's clients Dan Ness. In his conversation with Deal Talk host Jeff Allen, Mike talks about what made him decide to choose a Miracle Method franchise as well as the challenges he faced during the sale process. He also talks about his plans for the future growth of his new business and gives sound advice for business buyers and new business owners.
Ed and Sonia Ketchoyian, former owners of a PuroClean franchise in Sterling, Virginia, were prepared to sell their business in terms of the financial aspect and the negotiation. However, Ed realized that they were initially not ready to face the emotional aspect that came with the process of selling their company.
Find out on this episode of Deal Talk how Ed and Sonia had overcome the emotional challenges they encountered to eventually sell their company at the price they had always wanted. Ed Ketchoyian shares some enlightening insights and invaluable tips to help you deal with 'unexpected' emotional instances that might arise as you go through the process of selling your business.
In this day and age of rapidly growing entrepreneurship, there are more and more options for you to consider when it comes to deciding who to work with to help you sell your company. Business brokers have been around forever, but changing perceptions in the rapidly changing M&A industry have challenged some business brokers to find creative ways to separate themselves from others to stand out in a crowded field.
So how do the best business brokers serve those interests? Nelson Bayford brings 40 years of business brokerage success to every client he works with. As business broker and commercial specialist at Business Finders Canada, Nelson will share his view of what a business broker should do for their clients while providing sound advice to entrepreneurs looking to succeed in a competitive marketplace.
A company's culture is the mindset about the beliefs, attitudes and actions that a company maintains to satisfy its customers while ensuring the success of its people and the organization as a whole. In a merger, however, the corporate culture of one organization may not reflect that of its acquiring company although each is committed to the success of a deal that is good for both the sell- and the buy-side companies.
Our guest on this episode, Dr. Curtis Odom, recipient of Corporate LiveWire's Post-Merger Integration Advisor of the Year (USA) award in 2016, emphasizes how important early cultural integration is to the long-term success of a sale or merger.
If you own commercial property of any kind, whether it's where you operate your business or it's property you lease to others, this program is for you. The IRS tax code includes provisions that could save you money — potentially a lot of money. However, many business owners are not aware of these advantages that have actually been part of the tax code for years, so we've invited Mr. Steven Oppenheim to fill you in on the details. He's a CPA and partner at Gettry Marcus in New York. As a member of the firm's Real Estate Group, he works with commercial and residential property owners and developers on matters that may impact their businesses.
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Today I was All Man as before me child after child dissolved into tears at some personal crisis or another, some real and some imagined. See Exhibit A glaring at me in tears because she was unable to fold some paper. (18 others had successfully folded their paper but I was still an evil teacher for not folding hers for her.) And Exhibit B, crying as the rest of her group shouted at her for not pulling her weight. It was difficult to be truly sympathetic when I had deliberately put her in the group to be shouted at, to save me doing it. And it's only February, imagine the carnage by June.
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On a brighter note we had proper snow today - thick, fluffy, cold and icy enough to leave two of my class with semi-permanent facial scars after only half an hour of snowball fighting. Cycling was actually very peaceful through the drifts. I think I saw 3 other bikes the whole day, and two of them were the same guy twice.
I went on a spending spree yesterday, within the boundaries of being a tightwad. I bought a few books - one by Sudhri Venkatesh, the Californian sociology student mentioned in Freakonomics. He spent a few years with the Black Kings, a gang who he discovered had a hierarchy and financial structure to rival any other big corporation. His book fleshes out the summary found in Freakonomics and is an easy and compelling read. In my head he sounds like Louis Theroux.
The accompanying picture was taken in Tain, the underpass from St Vincent Road under the bypass. Jon was impressed by its simple message of peace and its accurate punctuation.


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In the rest of the nation, you lost us with ineffective trillion dollar employment plans, takeovers of the banking, health care and auto industries, bribes to public sector unions, and a grand new Ground Zero mosque.
Maybe next time, a majority of the public won't be dismissed as "teabaggers".
Democratic congressional candidates face a political landscape even rockier than those in 1994 and 2006 that ended with election upheavals that changed control of Congress, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds.
As the fall campaign begins in earnest over Labor Day weekend, dissatisfaction with the nation's direction is higher and support for the party in power lower than it was in those tumultuous midterms.
This time, however, voters are more likely to say their vote reflects opposition to the party in power rather than support for the other side.


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"This is one of those late-'60s collaborations where I expected the world to explode when I put it on, and felt disappointed when it didn't. However, when you get past looking at players in the band, and listen to the music, there are a number of wonderful cuts. Enough of them for me to replace the vinyl with the CD. "Blues for Barry And..." is Bloomfield at his best with a solid band behind him cranking out this slow blues you wish wouldn't end.
Barry Goldberg has always played a solid organ, whether with Harvey Mandel, Charlie Musselwhite, or out on his own. This is his chance to be the leader of an all-star lineup. My regrets are that it is only 35 minutes."
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Men's Lacrosse
Merrimack Men's Lacrosse Commits Two-Time All-American Christian Glover
The Merrimack men's lacrosse program landed a huge commitment this weekend from Brunswick (Maine) High School long-stick midfielder Christian Glover, who is a two-time All-American was was named the Maine Player of the Year this past season by the Portland Press Herald.
Glover scored 41 goals and added 26 assists last season, leading his Brunswick team to its fourth-straight Class A title and two state titles. In his high school career, he finished with 118 goals and 81 assists.
On top of that, Glover is a nightmare for opposing coaches as a shutdown defender who has unique offensive skills and speed to transition the play quickly upfield.
"Christian is an exceptional athlete and leader," said Brunswick coach Don Glover, who is also Christian's father. "His athleticism and stick skills have allowed us to utilize him as an offensive threat, while also imposing his defensive presence in shutting down other teams' best players. He exemplifies the new trend of defensive players with dangerous offensive abilities. His biggest contribution to Brunswick lacrosse has been his leadership on and off the field and he will be missed."
Glover will play a post-grad year at Phillips Exeter Academy next season before arriving at Merrimack in 2018.
"I definitely bring a different style to the position than most LSMs," said Christian Glover. "For me, it's finding that balance of when to actually come off the field to get that rest that I will need later in the game. On defense, I still want to get that solid stop and push the ball up the field."
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Tales of being mom to my furry four legged kids, living in the boonies and the joys of being an adult.
Friday, April 24, 2009
I Don't Bounce!
I miss being able to bounce. When you bounce, you can be fearless. Since I've realized that I don't bounce so well any more, I've gotten quite a bit more cautious and, well, to be perfectly honest, a little chicken shit.
I guess I need to be reminded every once in a while that I don't bounce. Seems to be the nature of the "biz" (horses). And it always seems to happen just as I'm getting my back bone back after the last "I don't bounce" experience.
I really have no one to blame but myself. It was avoidable. I should have been smart and spoken up and just said "NO", but I didn't. And I got a refresher course on just how much I really don't bounce.
I hit the dirt last night.
I hit the dirt hard.
It's been quite a while since I actually hit the dirt. I've been bucked off a few times, but have managed to not actually hit the dirt one way or another. One time I landed on a rather springy bush that just sort of floated me over the ground. One time I ended up on Midori's neck, though the saddle horn and my tailbone are not friends after that one. I've been trying to think of when the last time I really actually hit the dirt was. It's been a while. There was the time that she took off bucking when I was half way on, but I don't really count that since I wasn't technically "mounted". Plus that was gravel. I think the last time I really hit the dirt was when I was starting Fancy. I think. I could be wrong, seems like I've been dumped since then, but it could be that I've just avoided actually "hitting the dirt" every time since then.
Anyways, back to last night...it was a dark and stormy night...oh wait, no it wasn't. It was partly cloudy, but a little windy and cold. That should have been my first hint. I know weather affects horse's attitudes. I hadn't been on Midori since Sunday. She was an angel that night and we worked pretty hard. It was also sunny and upper 70's.
We were headed to the arena to work the new buffalo. I was anxious to work because we have our first cutting show of the season on Saturday and we haven't done much cutting work since the end of last season, which was September.
I was really cranky headed there and all business with my horse, just focusing on getting on, getting work done, getting home. I was looking forward to riding and being on my horse, I needed the therapy for sure, but I was more focused on getting ready for the show and not really paying attention to my attitude or Midori's. Strike 1.
I got tacked up and walked in the arena and over to the buffalo pen to say hi to everyone and see what the new buff's were looking like. The one in was sort of being a pill, not wanting to work along the wall, but was relatively quiet. As I was sitting there chatting about the upcoming show, my name was called. I was up for a turn. I wanted to argue, I hadn't warmed up, I needed to go lope a bit, but then I thought about the show on Saturday and wanted that turn! I wanted to work that buff because I needed the practice! So I went in without warming up. Strike 2.
Midori was hesitant, jittery, spooky and snorty. She walked into the pen alright, but about jumped out of her skin the first time the buff turned to look at us. I was still cranky and thinking, cowgirl up, let's get'r done! We're going to work this buff whether you like it or not! We got one turn in with the buff on the wall. It turned back towards the corner and then charged, trying to get by us on the wall. I dug my spurs in, telling Midori to get her ass over to the wall and stop that buff! Strike 3. I was out.
I don't even know what happened. I blinked and the next thing I remember, we were facing the opposite direction and I was looking at the ground with the rest of my body following. I remember seeing Midori's front SMB boots and her nose between them and then my hands headed for the sand right next to them and thinking please don't step on me! But that's it. I have no idea how we got turned around facing that direction. I don't remember thinking, oh, she's going to bucking, I didn't have time to register anything. I hardly had time to register that I was falling off before I hit the ground. I just plain got bucked the fuck off. Excuse my french, but that's what happened.
I landed pretty much face first, then my shoulder and chest took most of the impact. I got the wind knocked out of me. I thought I had sand papered the whole side of my face off. By the time I got my eyes open, Midori had bucked to the other side of the pen, hit the panels turning around, taking a chunk out of my saddle and was on her way back my direction, still a bronc. Part of me went oh sh**, I need to get up so I don't get run over! Then my lungs said, oh no you don't! I made it to a sitting position before I realized that I really couldn't breathe. I'm not really sure what happened after that because all I could think about was that I couldn't breathe. And I had a mouth FULL of sand. Ugh. I heard someone say grab her (Midori), then I heard someone yell for the boyfriend (he was off being smart and warming his horse up!) and he came over and asked if I was ok. I said ya, I think so, just trying to get my wind back. Then I asked if my face was bleeding. He said no, nothing yet. Then he told me to get up.
Me: 'Scuse me?
The boyfriend: Get up! You need to get up.
Me: Ummm...no. No I really don't need to get up.
The boyfriend: You really need to get up. Get up! You need to stand up!
Me: Ummm...NO. This sand is damn comfy. I really need to lay here. A nap right here would be fabulous actually. You sure my face isn't bleeding? Oh, and I got my dinner. Though I don't recommend sand. It's not all that tasty.
The boyfriend: Ya, you're funny. Now get up. If you still can't catch your breath, stand up and put your arms straight up over your head.
Me: Say wha?!? Um, no. I am catching my breath just fine laying here on the comfy-cozy soft sand thank you very much.
I'm not sure if the arms over your head thing is for reals or not, I know my old boss used to tell me to do that when I had the hiccups or something, but it was just to yank my chain and make us both laugh. I did eventually sit up though. It took me a good long time sitting there to pick enough sand out of my eyes, nose and mouth that I felt like I could actually breathe and see. The boyfriend nagging me to get up the whole time. While I was sitting there I looked over to see where the animals were. One of the other riders was holding Midori outside of the pen and the buffalo was standing about half way across the pen staring at me. I swear it looked like she felt bad about the whole situation. I think I like buffalo.
So I got my reminder that I don't bounce. All things considered, I was pretty darn lucky. Other then a few pretty good bumps and bruises on my legs, some scrapes on my hand, half of my face looking rather nicely exfoliated (though no bleeding or scabs, I think my baseball cap bill folding over my face saved me) and some seriously sore muscles, I'm fine. Oh, and I broke a nail. I know...tragic.
The most frustrating part of all of this is now I'm feeling timid on Midori with cows. I'll always have that fear in the back of my head when cow charges and instead of beating feet to get where I need to be, I'm afraid I'll hesitate out of fear for just that split second that will make the difference between a good run and a lost cow.
I got back on her after I had brushed myself off. I was definately stiff and sore already and my guts were pretty shook up and still trying to get settled again, but we loped. A lot. I'm sure some of my soreness today is from all the loping we did. After a while I was out of breath so we stopped to air up and watch the buff's for a bit. The boyfriend was trying in vain to work one that absolutely would not move. She was slow and just refused. I asked to have a turn with her before they swapped her out because I thought she would be a good confidence builder for us. We went in and just quietly walked around for a bit and inched closer and closer. At first I just drove the buff around a bit, making her move away from us. After she got moving we tried to do a little boxing, but as soon as I moved away from her hip (driving) to her head she would stop and turn and just stand there. So we'd drive some more. A couple times she turned around and looked at us and I made Midori just stand there quietly. Not sure if that is bad for cutting or not, but I felt that Midori needed it for her confidence. After she stood quietly for a bit, I would put Midori back on the hip or shoulder and make her push that buff around some more. A couple times the buff tried running around the side of us, in that same corner, which was a total heart stopping moment for me, but Midori only skittered a little bit and this buff was a lot more timid then the other one and would just stop.
That buff did her job. I think she was good for us after what had happened. I felt better and a little more confident with Midori, but I'm still interested to see how the show goes this weekend. We loped a whole bunch more, until I was exhausted from having to push her so hard to keep going because she was totally dragging and then went back over to the buff pen to watch some more. Midori was still jumpy when the buff would come running to the side we were standing on, but I made her work the buff a bit thru the fence, with the other rider in the pen and she did alright.
I'm entered in the Green/Green class on Saturday, which is not out of the herd. They kick one cow out for you to box. They are also rerun cows, so a bit calmer in theory. I am also signed up for a practice run which is out of the herd. That will be the first time we've ever come out of the herd, so it should be interesting. I'm just sort of dreading the whole thing now. I'm picturing me getting a runner and Midori freaking out and taking off bucking and leaving me in the dirt, again, in front of all those people. And the judge. Ugh.
My goal for the show tomorrow is to not hit the dirt. How sad is that?!? I'm going to a horse show with the goal of not hitting the dirt. Wow.
Wish me luck!
7 comments:
- odessa said...
You had me on pins and needles the whole time! People actually walked by my desk and asked if I was okay, I looked so concerned! Ha ha ha... Oh my! Oh, and sorry about your broken nail.
- April 24, 2009 at 12:33 PM
- jrosey said...
I think I went through every range of emotions reading this post! You made me crack up with your "french" and then I was scared for you...then I was proud of you for hoppin' back on and making her work. Don't be nervous for tomorrow...you're an excellent rider & I bet Midori will be on her best behavior for you! ;)
- April 24, 2009 at 12:48 PM
- Paint Girl said...
Oh no! That is not what you want to happen especially before you show tomorrow.
Way to go for getting back on! I totally understand the confidence thing. A couple years ago Fritzy dumped me for no apparent reason, just like you said, it happened so fast and before you know it you are on the ground. I still have confidence issues with Fritzy and probably always will.
Happy to hear you weren't seriously hurt! Good luck tomorrow! Remember to breathe! Relax! I know it will be hard to do.
- April 24, 2009 at 6:36 PM
- Pony Girl said...
You're a good storyteller! ;) I'm glad you weren't hurt. I'm glad there were people there to help you. I'm glad you got back on! I hope you are feeling better. Keep us posted on how the show goes.
p.s. I'm well aware that I don't bounce either, but have yet to prove that theory and hope I don't any time soon!
- April 24, 2009 at 7:40 PM
- Paint Girl said...
I have something for you over at my blog!
- April 25, 2009 at 12:36 AM
- Adventures of a Horse Crazed Mind said...
Ok.. first GREAT story! Dang girl, you can write!! Second, I dont know if you happened to catch my "I am scared of horses" posts but I wrote about how I overcame my fear of horses, the steps I took, and why it was OK to be scared of horses (scared enough to be safe but not enough so your horse knows it)!! The feeling of fear is your brain telling you to be carefull... which is reasonable because you CAN be seriously injured or killed while riding and you SHOULD take extra care and be as safe as you can... given that, you STILL got the job done (which is what counts)... You know what you did wrong, you identified each mistake and you probably wont do that again for a very long time. You GOT BACK ON! *high five* and you went right back to do what you needed to do for yourself and your horse *another high five* but you first fixed what caused the problem in the first place *you ge the point* GOOD JOB!
Moral of the story, dont beat yourself up, we all come off at some point, it is he who gets the job done at the end of the day that counts... and he who figures out what HE did wrong (not the horse) that makes the best horseman!
- April 25, 2009 at 10:31 AM
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15 September 2011
Twenty One
One of my cousins died.
Everybody was sad about it,
Especially her mom.
She used be a fan of drugs
You cannot grow yourself.
What people call hard drugs.
She had been clean
For a long time
But hard drugs kill
Some people
Even after they
Have stopped using.
I am not in favour of
Women using hard drugs.
Women are not cut out for that shit.
Hard drugs is a man thing.
Like hanging, frozen,
From a rope abreast a great mountain peak.
Young she was.
She had it all.
Yet she had nothing at all.
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- nazz nomad said...
21? Fuck. What a waste. My condolences.
The Nazz
- 10:12 pm
- Mr. Beer N. Hockey said...
All too common an occurrence. Here is the kicker: the distant arm of the family my dead cousin belonged to has not socialized with us Hockeys because they think we are too fucked up, too ready to party at the drop of the puck, yet we have had no such casualty because of our frequent overdoing of everything we can get our hands on that can be overdone.
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Prevention or repression? The false dilemma of citizen security
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There is a marked contrast between the growing sense of insecurity among the population and the absence of consolidated statistics that would allow the phenomenon to be measured more objectively. This article seeks to make a contribution to the knowledge of the situation of citizen insecurity affecting the region, taking a comparative view based on the limited and not always reliable information available and looking at the problem from various standpoints, both social and economic. The authors begin by examining some manifestations of criminal violence in the 1990s, especially in urban areas, after which they review the most important theories on the study of violence, the profiles of victims and attackers, traditional and emerging forms of delinquency, the frequent relation between violence and unemployment, the economic cost of violence and delinquency, and the main policies adopted to deal with them. They then go on to examine the measures taken in the region with regard to citizen security, which have shown the need to use more integral forms of prevention (primary and secondary); and control for dealing with criminal violence and to consolidate the systems of crime statistics of the region in order to be able to identify the factors with the greatest incidence on criminal violence and the less visible forms taken by the latter.
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I'm afraid I feel rather guilty about the news that the 'Stow is to close in August. This week's Guardian has it as the front page story. "Anger and Disbelief over Stow closure" we're told - even though as the paper points out they reported it last week. Well I suppose it takes a while for such feelings to kick in.
I've never been to the dogs. I've passed it on numerous occasions on my way to Sainsbury's, but it never caught my eye. Frankly I was more interested in the Harley Davison dealer just up the Chingford Road; or fascinated by the learner motor cyclists taking lessons in the Stow's car park opposite the stadium.
You can just imagine them progressing from a 50cc phutt phutt to a growling 1300 cc monster - and all because of the Stow - or at least its car park.
The Stow has been around for 75 years. There's an aerial photograph in the Vestry Museum taken around that time showing open fields (farms) and the Stow. I suppose the stadium was the interloper then and people like me would be writing in copper plate to the local journal protesting about this vandalism.
The irony is that the Stow might have survived had the Marks and Spencer's store planned for the car park gone ahead - but I suspect Billet's Corner wasn't up market enough.
I'm afraid for me greyhound stadiums conjure up cloth caps, Wills Woodbines and stout; and an association with American Greyhound coaches. I once crossed the States that way - each terminus was in the poorest part of town; and I lived on a diet of Herschey bars and coke.
Even so I'm unsettled that a not very attractive greyhound stadium is going to close to be replaced by social housing.
It's listed you know. According to the Council's web-site, it's an "Iconic art deco style greyhound stadium erected in 1931 on the site of Walthamstow Grange football club. The best surviving and most architecturally interesting vintage greyhound stadium in the country."
It'll be a close call - saving a listed building or knocking it down for "social housing". I think not. No doubt there'll be an imaginative proposal to "retain the best of Walthamstow's heritage whilst boldly challenging the issues in the 21st century."
By the way the Veggies Catering Campaign (Nottingham Branch) were planning a demo on Saturday 8th June. I suppose that'll be cancelled now. Although it's interesting to see that one of the pieces in this week's Guardian reassured us that no greyhounds would be harmed by the closure. Demos do work.
So why am I unsettled? It's not that, to me, an unattractive building is to go. It's not that a less popular past time will disappear. It's a sense that a part of the fabric of this place is fading, decaying without a chance to be replaced or repaired. There's no going back, there's no pause in the relentless march of ...you fill it in.
Which brings me to today's demonstration by the "Fight the Height" group. I haver about calling it a demonstration. It was more " let's meet after the Sunday service" sort of gathering. Hugely imaginative. People dressed as tower blocks – I didn't count whether they'd got the number of storeys right. Children drawing placards (and not spelling correctly) and photographers keenly snapping the little angels' creative doodles.
The trouble is it was so middle class and so ...nice. Everyone greeted each other. "have you seen our leaflet...Oh you have .. how nice." I must have photographed at least ten not so well known actors.
But where were the stallholders? The people who the campaigners say will lose out from the building of "Primark Tower". Unless the campaign extends its reach the Council can ignore it.


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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
{southwest beef wraps}
recipe and image from Our Best Bites
1 onion, chopped
2 1/2-ish pound beef roast, trimmed of fat but left whole
1 heaping tsp chili powder
1 heaping tsp garlic powder
1 heaping tsp cumin
1 heaping tsp Kosher salt
2 bell peppers (you can use 2 green bell peppers or mix it up a little with red, yellow, or orange; just make sure one is green), chopped
1 14 1/2 oz. can Mexican-style diced tomatoes OR 1 can of Rotel tomatoes (regular or mild, depending on your preference)
Small flour tortillas
Desired toppings: salsa, guacamole, sour cream, shredded cheese, chopped cilantro, etc.
1. Place chopped onion in the bottom of the slow cooker.
2. Combine seasonings in a small bowl and then rub seasoning mixture all over the roast.
3. Place roast over onions, top with chopped peppers, and then pour the canned tomatoes on top of everything.
4. Cook on high for 5-6 hours or low for 8-9 hours or start this in the morning, cook it on high until things start to boil and then cook on low until dinnertime.
5. Shred meat with two forks and serve in tortillas with desired toppings.
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~*You make me sick...
"KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 5 (Reuters Life!) - A town in Muslim-majority Malaysia has threatened to fine non-Muslim women for wearing "sexy" clothes, infuriating some women's organizations. Authorities in northeast Kota Baru, which calls itself an Islamic city, will slap fines of up to 500 ringgit ($140) on women who expose navels, wear body-hugging outfits, mini-skirts or see-through blouses, the Star newspaper said on Tuesday.
"Such outfits are prohibited here as it smears the reputation of Kota Baru and affects its status as an Islamic city," the Star quoted municipal council spokesman Azman Daham as saying...."
No more kebayas? Sweats? Jeans? Tanks? Cheongsam??? My utmost pity to you guys.
Go ahead Scott Adams. Blow up the moon! You've got my vote!!


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Well, it's a new year and Oakland's homicide rate reset to zero at midnight and is probably at least below five right now, definietly in the single digits. A news article yesturday said there were 113 homicides last year, so it's probably right around there. I imagine if a nunch of people got killed on New Years Eve, it would have been in the paper this morning.
Anyway, I have a solution for this. This isn't one of those "after the revolution" sort of solutions either. I mean, it's very easy for liberals to say that people kill each other because they're stressed and then point at the usual suspects for causing stress. Unemployment, ecenomic stress, lack of health care, etc. Yeah, I could tell you that it's stressful being fearful that you'll lose all your savings and end up being homeless if you get sick, because of lost wages and hospitals bills. And then I could tell you that we really need socialized medicine, so folks wouldn't have to be so worried and so they would have less stress, and if they did get super stressed anyway, they could go to talk to a shrink about it and maybe figure things out and not kill somebody. Yeah, I could sip my latte as a very pious liberal and tell you that. But let's take a hard-nosed, conservative look at things. Paying for everyone to have decent healthcare is expensive. Funerals are expensive too, but a hundred or so a year is a lot cheaper than insuring all of Oakland. Plus, where's the profit motive? Nobody gets rich off of resource equality. Only inequality creates unequal wealth and thus richness. This sort of expensive, liberal, non-punative approach is simply not feasable under our current system. Only after the revolution can we . . .
But I promised a solution that would work now and not be dependant on the armed struggle of the proletariat and I have it. Bring in Jessica Fletcher. Her little town of Cabbot Cove had a tremendous muder rate. More than one a week and a population much smaller than Oakland. It's true that catching those responcible didn't seem to diminish the murder rate in Cabbot Cove, but police in Oakland beleive that some of the same people might be responsible for several homicides, so in Oakland, it might make a difference. At the very least, it would get the murders off the street once they comitted a crime, which is better than nothing. Only a Hollywood solution can solve complex social problems while maintinging the stus quo, spending no money and being entertaining all at the same time. So a Hollywood situation is obviously what we need.


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Opera House Cinema Series to screen 'Baby Driver'
Epic getaway chase
The next feature film in the Opera House Cinema Series is "Baby Driver," one of the summer's biggest blockbuster action films. It stars Ansel Elgort, Kevin Spacey, Jon Hamm and Jamie Foxx, and will be screened on Saturday, Sept. 23, and Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m.
In "Baby Driver," a talented, young getaway driver (Elgort) named Baby relies on the beat of his personal soundtrack to be the best in the game. When he meets the girl of his dreams (Lily James), Baby sees a chance to ditch his criminal life and make a clean getaway. But after being coerced into working for a crime boss (Spacey), he must face the music when a doomed heist threatens his life, love and freedom.
Richard Roeper, in the Chicago Sun-Times, calls the film "one of the most entertaining thrill rides of this year, this decade." Joe Morgenstern, in the Wall Street Journal, calls it "a terrific night at the movies." Peter Howell, in the Toronto Star, says it's "that blast of energy we've all been waiting for." Ty Burr, in the Boston Globe, says the film "somehow maintains a tone of sweetness even as bullets fly, blood spurts, and gears are stripped." Lindsey Bahr, in the Associated Press, says "there's nothing like an epic getaway chase to kick a movie into high gear, and the first five minutes of Baby Driver are pure movie magic."
Rated R for violence and language throughout, "Baby Driver" runs one hour, 52 minutes.
The Opera House Cinema Series is sponsored by Lake Shore Savings Bank. Tickets are available at the door for $7 (adults), $6.50 (seniors and Opera House members) and $5 (students) the night of each screening.
A book of 10 movie passes is available for $60 at the door or online at www.fredopera.org. For more information, call the Opera House Box Office at 679-1891.
The Opera House is equipped with individualized closed captioning headsets for the deaf as well as with assistive listening headsets for the hearing-impaired. Simply request one from any usher or Opera House staff member.
The 1891 Fredonia Opera House is a member-supported not-for-profit performing arts center located in Village Hall in downtown Fredonia. For a complete schedule of events, visit www.fredopera.org.


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One of Hollywood's top leading ladies in the early days of the silver screen. Mary Astor was born Lucile Vasconcellos Langhanke in Quincy, on May 3, 1906, to German immigrant parents. Astor was one of the few successful silent film stars that made a successful transition to "talkies" because of her voice and strong screen presence. In 1941, she won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role of Sandra Kovac in THE GREAT LIE. That same year she appeared in the classic Humphrey Bogart film THE MALTESE FALCON. From 1920 to 1964, Mary Astor starred in 123 films.
Read about Mary Astor at Wikipedia.
Check out Mary Astor's IMDb Profile.


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"Most of you are well aware that dogs will, on occasion, eat large amounts of grass in an attempt to make themselves throw up. In fact, if your dog consumes a large amount of grass, it could be because she has:
- Gastrointestinal upset
- Nausea
- Gas or bloating
- Eaten something she shouldn't have
- A virus or bacteria
After they consume a large amount of grass, they'll often times lick their lips because they're nauseous, and then of course, they'll vomit.
It's completely normal for your dog to vomit occasionally (like people do when they are ill), meaning one or two times a year. Most often it's nothing to worry about and, surprising as this may sound, your dog knows what's best in terms of intentionally voiding their system of something that could be toxic, or making them unwell."
More at: http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2009/12/23/why-dogs-eat-grass.aspx
My two dogs will get plenty of opportunity to eat grass, as we are going to my daughter's place at Lake Somerville, TX, tomorrow afternoon, for a couple of nights.
Packing has been very difficult for someone who normally takes an RV, not a minivan, for overnight stays. There are no closets or drawers in my van! So I have had to pack clothes in a bag.
I have to pack for the dogs, too. Carriers, X-pen, Bobcat's stroller, dishes, dry food, canned food, filtered water from here, blankies, toys, treats, etc.
Also taking Misty's seat belt harness, as she will love to ride on Wendy's gas golf cart. I don't know about Paco, he doesn't like anything new!! I'll put him in a carrier on the golf cart. Bobcat's stroller is also a carrier, or back pack, when you slip it off the wheels. I have used it myself for a back pack on trips. I am packing their stuff in there, except the X-pen, and they will travel in carriers.
This trip might be good for him. I can't leave him here, as he won't go outside for anyone but me.
Then there are written instructions for Ray what, and when, to feed the three cats staying at home.
My Son-In-Law is allergic to cats, that is why I usually have taken the RV, and stayed in it. But I don't have time to get it inspected, put 6 new tires on it, and buy tags. I'd rather be in it though, I don't do well in other people's homes.
I made sure that my new camera and my old laptop like each other, and that Live Writer is working on the laptop. There is no internet up there.
A busy warm day.


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Jason Persilver
Biography of Jason Persilver
I was born in south Louisiana. The food there is awesome. When I was 10, we moved to Texas to start a Cajun restaurant. It was awesome. I soon learned that Mexican food is awesome. When I graduated high school, I joined the Marines. They are awesome too. I went to Japan and Iraq. One of those was not so awesome. I married my high school sweetheart, she is most awesome. I love music and playing guitar is my thing. I dabble with drums and piano, but guitar is the main instrument. Music is well….awesome. I play lead guitar for our church where I can share God's generous gift he gave me. Because he is awesome.
You can also see these at my main page:
http: //thenoisewithin.wordpress.com/
Jason Persilver's Works:
None. Yet. If I do, I hope it's awesome.
Jason Persilver Poems
He ran to the end, just to find his shadow. He ran so hard, but the goal left him hollow. Now alone, he shivers with cold, Can he go back to the days of old?
Hear Love
He held on tightly, Hitting with words of hate. Saying what he wanted, And using no restraint.
The Stranger I See (Pt.1)
"What's wrong with me", I often ask As I look at the stranger in the looking glass. A vessel once full, has now become hollow, Still watching close by, but refusing to follow.
I sometimes think the young is most wise, Many times though, they are subject to despise. "They're babies so naïve, they know nothing at all. How bold of them to think they can change the world."
We narrowly miss death by the ticking of hands. One tock sooner and it could've been the end. Is it God's way of keeping us in check? Reminding us that this could be our last breath.
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I sometimes think the young is most wise,
Many times though, they are subject to despise.
"They're babies so naïve, they know nothing at all.
How bold of them to think they can change the world."
Wisdom catches up though as time goes by,
And that soon hinders our ability to fly.
Foundations become firm in where they are laid,
Some cringe at the thought of change being made.


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- Employer
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- Jul 25, 2017
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Possible False-Flag Event, For 10th Anniversary of 9-11
Beware of a Possible False Flag Event;
Media & Feds Pushing Fear For 10th Anniversary of 9/11
Bull SH!T Scare Tactics, Made Just For The 'Sheeple.'
(Jewish, Adam Pearlman = FAKE "Al Qaeda" Adam Gadahn)
Oh, … Just So You Know:
False flag alert! New Terror Report, Warns of Insider Threat to Utilities July 20, 2011 — Sabotage by an insider at a major utility facility, including a chemical or oil refinery, could provide al Qaeda with its best opportunity for the kind of massive Sept. 11 anniversary attack Osama bin Laden was planning, according to U.S. officials. A new intelligence report from the Department of Homeland Security issued Tuesday, titled Insider Threat to Utilities, warns "violent extremists have, in fact, obtained insider positions," and that "outsiders have attempted to solicit utility-sector employees" for damaging physical and cyber attacks.


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Zimbabwe: Land is for blacks only - Jul 31, 2005
Do you recall how Hollywood called for an end to Apartheid in South Africa? People like Danny Glover, Oprah and Susan Sarandon. The Kumbaya Crowd.
Did they use up all of their indignation ?
This article ought to raise questions to the myth of racial equality. British colonialism made this a nation capable of feeding itself through the knowledge of its white farmers. Mugabe is now doing a backwards flip into becoming another African basket case.
All because Mugabe rules according to the color of the skin instead of the content of the character.


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