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The sky promises to be the limit when the Morecambe Seaside Festival flies back into the resort this coming weekend.
For the last weekend of the school holidays, expect spectacular aerial stunts from the Red Arrows, magical fireworks, top class music and more as this year's programme of Morecambe's Festivals by the Sea comes to a dramatic end.
On Saturday the arena stage will host a showcase of live music throughout the day performed by top local talent. Headlining the Saturday evening is a tribute to one of the country's biggest stars 'Adele'. Ami Barrett will take to the stage at 7.00pm to perform her Someone Like Adele show.
Saturday's programme of entertainment ends with a magnificent firework display at 9.00pm, launched from the Stone Jetty against the stunning backdrop of Morecambe Bay.
And the weekend doesn't end there.The Red Arrows are booked to perform an aerobatic display at noon on Sunday and a Spitfire, a legendary World War Two aircraft will also be paying a visit to the festival with air displays from 1.15pm.
"Despite the weather, this summer has been one to remember for us all, with the Olympic Torch relay being one of my personal highlights," says Councillor Ron Sands, Cabinet member for tourism at Lancaster City Council. "The Seaside Festival is the single biggest event of the Festivals by the Sea events programme and I'm looking forward to a weekend that will be fun for all the family.
"It's important to remember that our festivals are not just about attracting people to Morecambe on the day or weekend of the event itself - we are reaching out to a new generation which will fall in love with Morecambe and come back again and again for the rest of their lives.
"They're also an opportunity for our communities to come together and take pride in what we have to offer as a district."
Councillor June Ashworth, chairman of Morecambe Town Council's Festivals and Events Committee, added: "Morecambe Town Council is pleased to be working in partnership with Lancaster City Council by jointly funding the Seaside Festival again this year.
"The hugely popular Seaside Festival is a fantastic climax to Morecambe's summer season, and provides a real boost for tourism by attracting thousands of visitors.
"In addition, Morecambe Town Council has also financially supported 26 festivals and events taking place throughout 2012. Morecambe Council feels that this is important in bringing added value to the local economy, and providing summer entertainment for residents and visitors to the resort."
Over the festival weekend, the Platform will be hosting some special guests. Children will be able to enjoy two amazing shows and get up close with Bjorn the Polar Bear on the Saturday and Tiny the Dinosaur on Sunday.
There's also more live music on the outdoor stage at the Arena with local soul group Twenty Four Seven, Amy-Jo Clough and the Reggimentals.
On the Sunday, you can also enjoy live entertainment whilst picking up a bargain at Morecambe's Festival Market and an arts and craft fair at the Winter Gardens.
Traffic and travel
Anyone choosing to attend the event by private car via Morecambe Road should note that due to the large number of people expected to attend the event, traffic congestion is likely with the Shrimp Roundabout expected to be one of the area's most affected.
Local people are advised to use alternative modes of transport and walk, cycle or use public transport.
On leaving the festival, motorists heading back towards Lancaster should consider using the A6 as an alternative route.
Please note that road closures will be in place on the central Promenade Area from 6pm - 10pm on the Saturday (September 1) and from 10am - 6pm on the Sunday (2nd September).
Alternative routes will be signposted.
Programme of events
Saturday 1 September
Arena - main stage
12.30pm - Pantabulous
1.30pm - Katy Pickles
2.15pm - The Hustle
3pm - Amy-Jo Clough
4.15pm - Reggimentals
6pm - DJ set
7pm - Someone Like Adele
9pm - Firework spectacular
The Platform
1pm, 2.15pm, 3.30pm - Bjorn the Polar Bear show. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.
Sunday 2 September
Air displays
Noon - Red Arrows
1.15pm - Spitfire
Arena - main stage
12.30pm - Remix Pop Choir
1.15pm - Dalton
2.15pm - Lilygreen and McGuire
3.15pm - DHFive Band
4.30pm - Twenty Four Seven
The Platform
1pm, 2.15pm, 3.30pm - Tiny the friendly Dinosaur. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.
• Tickets for these shows cost £3 or £10 for a family of four and can be bought in advance at www.lancaster.gov.uk/platform-tickets or in person at Morecambe Visitor Information Centre at the Platform building.
• For a full programme of events, visit www.lancaster.gov.uk/seaside or contact Morecambe and Lancaster Visitor Information Centres (tel. 01524 582808).
• For safety reasons, fireworks, sparklers or alcohol must not be brought to the festival. Refreshments will be available from a licensed bar area on-site on both days.


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Proposal: How about a professional Amiga certification?
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But are the skills acquired on Amiga really relevant to some company requiring a person with MCP/MCSA/MCSE? The basics are the same, sure, but on the MCSE level? I don't think so.
I'm more of a linux person than a Windows one, but I got a MCP certification for a simple reason: the company I worked at some time ago required a certain amount of people with Microsoft certificates so they could get some kind of Microsoft Partner status, and that's why I got certified. Didn't matter much to the company that I know most of internet protocols inside and out (you get that by being a Slackware user
), or even less that I know my way around AmigaOS. They wanted MCP. Likewise for a ISP company or the like: they will probably require a CCNA certificate.
And we have to be realistic: although we love our Amigas, the average Joe probably never heard of it, much less to understand the applicability of the acquired knowledge of an Amiga user.
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We are local. The CEO of our parent company, Christian Living Communities, is just down the street and accessible to you. We are not-for-profit. Our focus is on providing you with the best services and care, not meeting stockholder margins. We are faith-based. This is important, because it means you will find a higher standard of conduct, respect and compassion in our community. We are open to all faiths and perspectives and do not require residents and clients to exercise a certain belief, but if you seek spiritual support, you will find it here. We are established. With nearly 40 years of serving seniors, we have a well-established reputation for care and we are financially sound.
Clermont Park was established in 1972.
Clermont Park is owned and managed by Christian Living Communities (CLC), a local non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Located in Denver, CLC is a faith-based, not-for-profit organization that has been in operation since 1972. CLC's board of directors are unpaid volunteers who partner with our executive team to carry out the mission of Christian Living Communities (CLC). Christian Living Communities is a not-for-profit organization representing a family of companies organized to enrich the quality and dignity of life for older adults and their families. Click here to learn more about Christian Living Communities. Click here to see the CLC FAQ page.
Christian Living Communities enriches the quality and dignity of life for older adults through services and care that reflect Christian love, respect, and compassion toward each individual.
Yes, Clermont Park is a local non-profit 501(c)3 organization under our parent organization Christian Living Communities.
Our community has guidelines around customizing your new home. Our staff will be happy to work with you within those guidelines to achieve your preferences.
Each community offers different residency plans with different floor plans. Contact us today to find out how we can best serve you.
Yes, pets are an essential part of living an enriched life for many people. Clermont Park allows pets that are 30 pounds are less and are appropriate for apartment home living. A small pet deposit is required and residents must be able to care or arrange care for the pet. Certified assistance animals are welcome.
Clermont Park is a health care organization and operates smoke-free buildings. Designated outdoor smoking areas are available.
Our community offers life enrichment programming to cater to wide-ranging interests. If you don't see what you are interested in, make a suggestion, we'll try to make it work!
Yes, we want to do everything we can to keep you active and mobile. Simply make your transportation reservation with your community's concierge if you would like to leave the driving to us.
Clermont Park has systems and procedures to offer safety and security at every level of service and care. We offer a daily in-home check-in system in our residential living apartment homes, wander alert systems in our Memory Care, and pull cords in assisted living and skilled neighborhoods.
Yes, our community has an active and involved resident council. Our assisted living and skilled nursing communities also offer family councils.
There is storage available at our location. Be sure to ask about it when you call or visit.
Yes, ask about our different parking options.
Yes, guest suites are available. Invite a loved one or friend to visit you and enjoy a delicious gourmet meal!
Clermont Park is proud to be an Eden Alternative Registered community. The Eden Alternative is a non-profit organization that provides education and support to eliminate conditions that can lead to loneliness, helplessness, and boredom, conditions which are rampant in many long term care settings. By moving away from the traditional institutional model of long term care, we create a community where senior adults live and thrive and direct their own lives.
The Eden Alternative was founded by Dr. William Thomas. Dr. Thomas, a Harvard-educated physician, experienced life in a nursing home as a Medical Director and saw many things that disturbed him. He saw that the institutional practices of nursing homes were causing more suffering for our elders than were their physical ailments and that while nursing homes were treating medical problems, they were doing nothing to cure the painful experiences of loneliness, helplessness and boredom. He began to consider a different kind of world, a place where elders could live in a human habitat with continued opportunities to grow, to learn, and to give back to others and society. Eden Alternative registered communities embrace a never ending journey that nurtures loving deep relationships where people are engaged in a life worth living.
Clermont Park has chosen to become a part of the Eden Alternative registry to honor the hard work that has gone into transforming institutional practices into ones that create a warm, loving community as well as a strong statement of our commitment to continue on this journey.
You will see this commitment throughout our Community. At The Suites at Clermont Park Health Center, you will notice how different we are than other nursing homes. You will see that we are focused on a home like environment and removing institutional "trappings". Therefore, our nursing team doesn't wear clinical "scrubs", we don't have a clinical nursing station or big medication carts rolling up and down the hallways with residents lined up waiting for their medications. Likewise, you won't hear overhead paging or the incessant beeping of call lights and alarms, or see residents woken up at 5:00 am for breakfast. Instead, you should experience a calm and quiet environment. You might see a resident having a late breakfast after rising at his or her leisure, residents enjoying a glass of wine in the dining room, the concierge handing out dog biscuits to 4-legged visitors, and staff and residents together celebrating and honoring life's milestones.
You will also notice the Eden principles in action in the Willows and Aspens Residential Living neighborhoods, in the Assisted Living neighborhoods and throughout our entire operation. We are a "resident-directed" community which is evidenced in the way we approach problem solving, new policy and program development, and even the hiring of new staff. Clermont Park residents serve important roles in search and interview committees for key staff members, in committee meetings to develop new programs, and in the day-to-day functioning of the community.
Changing culture through the principles of the Eden Alternative is a never-ending journey. We have a strong foundation for moving forward but there are many more milestones to reach. Residents play a crucial role in this journey. Clermont Park offers regular Eden Alternative educational opportunities. Please contact the Executive Director, the Associate Executive Director or the Director of Community Life to learn more about these opportunities and to get involved.
Masterpiece Living is a community-wide initiative that challenges the stereotypes associated with aging and encourages residents and staff to take the first steps toward aging successfully. The Masterpiece Living concept is based on a ten-year MacArthur Foundation Study on Aging. This study conclusively-demonstrated that how we age depends more on the lifestyle choices we make than on our genes. Clermont Park made a commitment to each resident by putting these findings into practice. At Clermont Park, we believe that Masterpiece Living means taking advantage of opportunities to stir up your life and to make the most of it.
The Masterpiece Living concept forms the basis for many of our Life Enrichment programs, in which we focus awareness on achieving a well-balanced life comprised of spiritual, intellectual, physical and social components.
Yes, our community relations team members are happy to assist you with your moving plans. For further assistance, we may refer you to a relocation professional for everything from space planning, preparing for the move and help with selling your home.
In our residential and assisted living apartment homes, our minimum age requirement is 62. In accordance with federal law, there is no minimum age requirement for skilled nursing residency.
First, complete an application. Then, you will pay a community fee or entrance fee for the residence of your choice.
Simply call give us a call at 720-974-7275 or fill out our contact form and we will be happy to schedule a personal visit for you.
If your health care needs change, our professional care teams will work with you, your physician and family to assess what level of assistance and services will help you live your best life. Since our community offers multiple levels of care, we will assist your transition to your needed level of care right in your home community.
The answer to this question varies depending on the level of care and services you seek, and your preference for a specific floor plan. Just give us a call… we can tell you what we have available and talk about how we can meet your needs now and in the future.
Our professional care teams work together with you, your family, and your physician to assess your needs and how we can best be of service to you. Our goal is that you live an enriched, vibrant life with the appropriate level of assistance.
There may be a wait-list at Clermont Park for a specific level of care and services. If you are on our wait list, our community relations staff will stay in touch with you about when you can join us. We make every effort to treat each interested party according to your unique situation. Clermont Park does not discriminate on the basis of any protected class, and welcomes and enjoys residents and clients from diverse backgrounds.
Clermont Park offers a continuum of services and care. Our advantage is that the full continuum of care is available at your home community, so your neighbors are still your neighbors
Clermont Park offers many different options to accommodate almost every budget. Contact us today to find out how we can best serve you.
While long-term care insurance would be helpful, it is not required for residency at Clermont Park.
An entrance fee is a refundable fee that allows you discounts and priority access to increased care if your health needs change. Clermont Park offers different options. Contact us today to find out how we can best serve you.
Yes, Clermont Park does accept Medicare in our skilled nursing suites.
Since we offer a wide variety of different plans, please contact us for more details.


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As a new client contacts you, arrange a meeting in a public place or over skype via a video call etc. Ask questions and show an interest in the clients company, their website etc, learn as much as you can about the client as that will help your working relationship.
We often as VAs draw specific clients to us, I tend to draw Trainers and these are the clients that I need as they provide me with lots of typing. I love to type and because of the clients that I draw in I always have a constant supply of typing.
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The final decision—There is no decision
Jay Wellik—Dallas, TX, USA
My initial reaction to the announcement that a legally binding treaty would not be signed in Copenhagen was, "Oh, no. This is terrible news." And, well, it still is terrible news, but what happens in response to this news is incredibly crucial. My first reaction was focused specifically on the move that leaders from the LDCs would make. Having already walked out at the Bangkok talks when negotiations seemed to be moving too slowly (covered on depp-copenhagen), would they now even bother to show up to COP-15?
As of right now (11/15), there have not been any reports on country or bloc specific reactions related to Africa, the LDCs, or AOSIS. I hope that they still plan to show up, as their straits have become even more dire. They certainly will not be better off sitting at home.
I can't imagine the mental and physical exhaustion that must follow the leaders and academics from developing countries who routinely try to advocate their positions. Just one day (10/13) before the announcement of 'no legal commitments' was made, Dr. Ibrahim Togola, from Mali, called on the developed nations to posses similar courage as they moved forward. His blog on the COP-15 website discussed the threats to his country and the risk of not signing a deal in Copenhagen. I can't help feeling bad for him knowing that his worst nightmare was confirmed just a day after his post.
For the rest of the world, it will be interesting to see what happens at the newly arranged COP-15. As a college student, I find this analogous to delaying a large exam. Pushing the test back from Friday to Monday allows for a few extra study days, but it does not relieve any stress. If anything, it adds stress because you must endure another weekend of disciplined studying. Delaying a climate change deal to a COP-15.5 mettingthe spring of 2010, as has been proposed, will have similar effects. We will have to endure the daily grind of hoping for U.S. legislation and meaningful promises made by powerful leaders. Worst of all, our anxiety will continue without certainty that the extra time will lead to anything fruitful. The good news is that climate change won't stop between now and next spring; it keeps you giving you another shot.


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An Assessment Framework for Cities Coping with Climate Change: The Case of New York City and its PlaNYC 2030 (22 page pdf, Yosef Jabareen, Sustainability, Sep. 3, 2014)
Today we review a critique of New York's much heralded action plan, published in 2005, to address the challenges facing that city from climate change. Using eight evaluating"concepts", the author praises the city's approach to physical aspects such as land, water and air and to a lesser extent, the proposed use of renewable energy, but criticizes the lack of public participation in the development and execution of the plan, especially at the local community level in an extremely multi-community and multi-ethnic urban area.
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- Utopian Vision- a plan's visionary and utopian aspects regarding future urban life and the city's potential role in climate change mitigation.
- Equity - used to evaluate a plan's social aspects, including: environmental justice; public participation; and methods of addressing each community's vulnerability to climate change
- Uncertainty Management - actions taken to reduce and/or prevent risky events; …or actions taken to recover losses after a risky event
- Natural Capital - the consumption and…the renewal of natural assets that are used for development, such as land, water, air, and open spaces.
- Integrative Approach - the integrative framework for city planning and adaptive management under conditions of uncertainty, and the spectrum of collaboration that a plan proposes
- Ecological Energy - how a plan addresses the energy sector and whether it proposes strategies to reduce energy consumption and to use new, alternative, and clean energy sources.
- Ecological Economics - Cities that are committed to climate change mitigation and sustainability should stimulate markets for "green" products and services, promote environmentally friendly consumption, and contribute to urban economic development by creating a cleaner environment
- Eco-Form - evaluates spatial planning, architecture, design, and the ecologically-desired form of the city and its components
"Climate change poses particular threats to the city's infrastructure, in the form of: Increased summertime strain on materials; increased peak electricity loads in summer and reduced heating in winter; voltage fluctuations, equipment damage and service interruptions; increased demands on HVAC systems; transportation service disruption; increased street, basement and sewer flooding; reduction of water quality; inundation of low-lying areas and wetlands; increased structural damage and impaired operations; and increased need for emergency management procedures"
PlaNYC :
• suggests no mechanism or procedure for facilitating citizen participation in the planning process, and makes no mention of public participation in the City's communities and neighborhoods.
• is a top-down bureaucratic initiative with little community involvement and "buy-in" and is not well integrated with the rest of city policy making
• does not address the climate change vulnerability matrix, i.e., how climate change could affect each neighborhood, with an emphasis on the specific environmental risks that exist in each neighborhood and that each neighborhood is likely to face in the future.
• PlaNYC does not effectively address issues of equity, such as social justice, diversity, race, and economic segregation. It also fails to address the issues facing vulnerable communities due to climate change."
"when planning for climate change, planners must not overlook any one of the eight concepts of assessment. The framework is not a mere collection of unrelated concepts. Rather, they are interconnected, with each concept playing a specific role in the evaluation and influencing the others."


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What Maisie Knew reminds me of a quote from Rodrigo Garcia's HBO drama In Treatment. When cancer survivor April (Allison Pill) suggests leaving the safety of her therapy sessions so that she can start experiencing life again, getting back into the world where she now belongs again, therapist Paul (Gabriel Byrne) imparts this piece of insight, partly as a ploy to keep her working through her problems in therapy but also as a way of saying goodbye and praising the changed woman he sees before him. When he tells her that ' the thing about self knowledge is, once you have it, you have it' you know her life is going to be, her cancer won't come back, her life will be full of joy, heartbreak and everything that will make it great.
Maisie (Onata Aprile) is a girl who like April cannot see the potential she has, the charm and wit usually associated with someone older and more experienced is seen bright as day in the young girl, a mixture of playful optimism and heartwarming naivety. The film tells the story of Maisie's self discovery of the damaging nature of her family life, that the lack of real parental figures is having a negative influence on this gifted child. While the journey isn't a smooth one, it's one of importance and beauty.
When Maisie finds her life upended by her mother Susanna (Julianne Moore) and her father Beale's (Steve Coogan) unpleasant separation she is introduced to two new figures in her life, her ex nanny Margo (Joanna Vanderham) who is now seeing Beale and Lincoln (Alexander Skarsgard), Susanna's new boyfriend, two people whose influence on Maisie push her on to her own self discovery.
While Vanderham is a wonderful casting choice its Skarsgard who really comes into his own as Lincoln, an easy living bartender thrust into sudden fatherhood, forced to rearrange his life for a girl he barely knows. He brings a sense of self worth to Maisie as he proves to be one of the few people, let alone adults, who truly cares for her. The pairing of Coogan and Moore is unexpected but not entirely unwelcome. Coogan and Moore are a mess of insecurities and self delusion. From Susanna lying to herself that she is still relevant and vibrant to Beale pretending he still belongs in New York and more importantly Maisie's life.
Their very public court battle is an exercise in punishing each other with Maisie being the tool to do so. For instance when Susanna and Maisie head to a meeting with an adjudicator Susanna tells her of the time Beale threw her across a room. The film never answers whether this actually happened but it proves vital to understanding Susanna, an aging rock star whose obsession with her reputation blinds her from realizing the damage she is doing to those who she can't love the way she is supposed to.
As the film progresses the idea of family is toyed with as Maisie becomes a human boomerang, a childrens toy used and thrown away only to unfortunately come back. Beale lays the charm on thick for his little girl but you get the feeling its all empty sentiment, things society has taught him to say, not something he should. His interactions with Maisie are always monitored by Margo except for one scene during the 3rd act. He is depicted as a weight on Maisie, a stranger who is all glitz and glamour but one who vanishes just as quickly as he appeared.
The strange thing about the film however is it never makes judgements. Susanna and Beale are horrible parents (my own personal judgement) but the film never emphasises it, it flows out naturally. In fact if anything you sympathize with both of them, two characters incapable of love because its been so long since they have seen or felt it.
Based on a book published in 1897 by Henry James, What Maisie Knew is perfectly transplanted into modern day New York City and its characters crackle in much the same way as Maisie's parents hunt for prestige turns into a quest for reputation and meaning. The effects their search have on Maisie remains the same and as the film follows Maisie through this uncomfortable and shocking transitional period it really highlights how despite the technology, the culture and the world today have changed, people and their devestating effect on their children never will.
Filmed perfectly as to give the film an improvised feel, the film concentrates on Maisie as every moment of the film follows her, her journey as cameras are placed at her height and we follow her through long corridors as she spies on her parents in a way only a child can. The innocence on display is oddly a vice, something that could ruin Maisie forever, especially under either Susanna or Beale's roof.
The innocence of Lincoln and Margo also leaves them open targets for their signature abuse as Susanna becomes jealous of Lincoln's connection to Maisie and Margo is abandoned by Beale on a regular occasion. It's a picture about damage and while the films consequences prove light the devastation is easy to see.
Written with care and featuring one of the finest performances from a child actor in the last 5 years, What Maisie Knew is quiet, effective storytelling that is visually understated but full of hidden metaphors and ideas to be discovered on repeat viewings, something you will want to do, I assure you.


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$1,575—$2,000 Studio—2 bed 169 Canal Street, Providence RI, 02903
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Commute to Downtown Providence
The rent at Edge College Hill Apartments ranges from $1,650 for a studio to a $1,575 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 3% less expensive than the Downtown average.
Edge College Hill Apartments is a five minute walk from the Providence/Stoughton Line at the Providence stop.
This apartment is in the Downtown neighborhood in Providence. Nearby parks include Benefit Square, Kennedy Plaza and Prospect Terrace Park.
Edge College Hill Apartments has a Walk Score of 88 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Pets allowed: No
Downtown, Providence, 02903
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Transit is convenient for most trips.
Flat as a pancake, excellent bike lanes.
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Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from Edge College Hill Apartments.
Edge College Hill Apartments has excellent transit which means transit is convenient for most trips. Car sharing is available from Zipcar and RelayRides.
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text: We arrived at Jannock and were off, heading North, by 9:45. By eck it's cold at tiller. There was a very strong northerly wind that cut right through and within the hour insult was added to injury by the first downpour. The weather forecasters obviously got it wrong when they stated Monday would be the best day for weather during the bank holiday weekend. We cruised up through Bugbrooke, Heyford and Weedon with very little to comment on until we reached Buckby locks. The boat that had been following us since Heyford decided to wind between Diamond bridge (19) and Muscot Mill Bridge (18) and so it looked as though we would be doing another flight solo. Every lock had lots of foamy bubbles floating in it which multiplied when the paddles were opened. Brenda discovered that if she squashed the foam between the boat and the offside lock wall she could shoot it about using the exhaust as she left the lock. We met three southbound boats but also had two downpours during the flight and my waterproofs were wet inside as well as out because I was so warm working the flight. Finally cleared the top lock by just after 3pm and moored up for the next four days. Did a Di Blasi run back to Gayton (17 miles) to collect the car and then had dinner aboard Jannock before setting off homeward.


text: And to bring this series to a close, the group who gave this scene birth, more than any other. Some Candy Talking was the only record they put out in 1986. It capitalised on the wave and well-justified hype achieved the previous year with the release of Psychocandy. The C-86 was a movement in many ways frozen in time, very particular to its time and place, but it nevertheless laid down a template for pale white things to aspire to over the next three decades. Its influence, given how small and specific it seemed at the time, is just remarkable.


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It is VERY windy out today, and with the mix of snow, sleet, and rain, I am very glad I don't have any classes today. My English class was cancelled because the professor is attending a writing conference in Atlanta. So all I am doing today is working, doing some homework, and then tonight I am going to see "A Plague of Angels" which is being produced by the Theatre Department. It was written by Mark St. Germain, and is "Typhoid Mary" Mallon's story of detainment and the public's health. A drama that deals with the legal system, responsible medicine, scientific advances, personal struggles for identity, the power of life and death over others, and religion. So it should be very interesting!
Yesterday was a pretty busy day as well, I am in charge of designing the Student Planner for next year, so we took the photograph for the cover yesterday, it turned out well! We had open gym for volleyball, worked out in the Fitness Center, and watched a video for my Half-Marathon class in the Collaborative Learning Center.


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"You're gonna have to get out of that car eventually," Tony told him. "I thought this was where you were headed. Both going to the same place, you said! Believe me, my aunt told me to keep walking until I found a Mercury, you said! You callin' me a liar, sir? This is the place!"
That was when the dogs burst out.
Sometimes, when dogs emerge at farms, people come out afterward with reassuring statements about how the dogs' barks are worse than their bites, how they look savage but are kittens at heart. Wouldn't hurt a fly. Members of the family, really. Visitors are comforted by the knowledge, then, that these dogs are kept mostly for their alarm purposes, and to frighten away large predators.
No one would say that about the dogs at Bicho Raro. There were six of them, and although they were littermates, they were six different colors and sizes and shapes, all of them ugly. There were meant to be twelve of them, but these six were so bad-tempered that in the womb, they'd eaten the other six. They were so bad-tempered that when they'd been born, their mother had lost patience with them and abandoned them under a parade float in Farmington. There, a tenderhearted long-haul trucker had scooped them into a box to raise them to weaning age. They were so bad-tempered that he took up drinking before leaving them in a ditch near Pagosa Springs. A pack of coyotes tried to eat them there, but the puppies learned how to walk and then run and turned on the coyotes, chasing them nearly all the way to Bicho Raro.
That was when Antonia Soria, Beatriz's mother, had found them and taken them home. They were still bad-tempered, but so was she, and they loved her.
Tony stood his ground for a hot minute. Pete rolled up his window. Antonia Soria's six dogs snarled and circled, their hackles up and their teeth bared. They hadn't killed a man yet, but the yet was displayed prominently in their expressions.
This was how Tony came to be on the roof of the Mercury when the lights of Bicho Raro began to flicker on. Now that the lights were coming on, it was obvious that there were owls everywhere. There were horned owls and elf owls, long-eared owls and short-eared owls. Barn owls with their ghostly ladies' faces, and screech owls with their shaggy frowns. Dark-eyed barred owls and spotted owls. Stygian owls with eyes that turned red in lights at night—these owls weren't originally from Colorado, but like the Soria family, they had come from Oaxaca to Bicho Raro and decided to stay.
The dogs were trying to get on the hood of the car to reach Tony; Pete activated the windshield wiper spray to repel them.
"You're a real war hero," Tony snarled. One of the dogs ate his left shoe.
"I could just drive us out of here," Pete said. "You could hold on."
"Boy, don't even think about turning that key."
"Are you sure this is it?" Pete asked.
"Damn pelicans," Tony said. The promise of a miracle was rolling off him thick now, and the owls were swirling down low over the top of the Mercury. From Tony's vantage point on the roof, he could see a row of small elf owls sitting on the roof of one of the metal-sided garages. They had big eyes and long legs, and although they were not laughing at him, it was close enough for Tony's skin to crawl.
From the safety of the driver's seat, Pete looked for signs of human life. He found himself looking at someone who was looking back.
A girl stood watching him from the porch of a small cabin. She wore a beautiful wedding dress and a very sad face. Her dark hair was pulled back into a smooth bun at the base of her neck. Her dress was wet, and so was her skin. This was because, despite the porch roof, it was raining on her. Rain originated from nowhere and spattered on her hair and face and shoulders and clothing, then ran off the stairs and formed a fast-running rivulet into the brush. Every part of her dress was covered with monarch butterflies, their orange-and-black stained-glass wings likewise soaked. They clung to her, unable to do anything but slowly move their wings or climb across the fabric. Butterflies are fragile fliers and cannot fly in the rain, or even in the dew. Too much water makes their wings too heavy to fly.
This was Marisita Lopez, one of the pilgrims. It had stormed around her ever since she had experienced her first miracle, and now rain constantly poured on her head and out of her eyes. It was not as beatific as one might imagine to live under continuous precipitation in a desert. The ground, instead of enjoying the sudden influx of moisture, was ill-prepared to accept it. The water pooled and ran away, striking down seedlings in its path. Floods, not flowers, followed in Marisita's wake.
Here was a thing she wanted: to taste vanilla without crying. Here was a thing she feared: that the prettiest thing about her was her exterior.
Pete didn't know it to look at her, but she had been preparing to make a terrible decision directly before they'd arrived. Now she could not act until the night had quieted again.
Rolling down his window, he called, "Can you help us?"
But Marisita, absorbed in her own dark night, withdrew into the building behind her.
He called again, "Is there anyone out there?"
There were. There were aunts and uncles and grandmothers and cousins and babies, but none of them wanted to welcome the pilgrims. It was not that they wanted to refuse these newcomers a miracle; it was simply that every bed was already full. Bicho Raro was brimming with pilgrims who couldn't move on. And since the Sorias could not offer a room, there was only the miracle to attend to. Daniel would handle it, and the rest of them wouldn't have to leave their warm homes or risk any contact with the pilgrims.
At that moment, however, Daniel was creeping back to the Shrine while Beatriz and Joaquin remained in the truck with the radio, trying to time their own return in such a way that it would not raise questions.
Because of this, Tony and Pete might have spent quite a long time on top of and inside the Mercury, if not for the fortuitous arrival of another vehicle.
The rescuers were Judith, Beatriz's older sister, and Judith's new husband, Eduardo Costa, coming down from Colorado Springs. Eduardo was driving his brand-new Chevy stepside pickup truck. The general agreement was that Eduardo loved the truck more than Judith, but at least he took good care of both. The two of them—three, if you counted Judith—had not been anticipated in Bicho Raro until the next day but had decided to take advantage of the cool temperatures to make the drive after sundown.
Judith used to be the most beautiful woman in Bicho Raro, but then she'd moved, and now she was the most beautiful woman in Colorado Springs. She was so beautiful that people would stop her on the street and thank her. She had gone to school to learn how to make her blue-black hair do whatever she wanted it to do, and now she made other women's hair do what she wanted it to do in a small hairdresser shop where she worked with several other women. Her lips were the same rosebud as her younger sister Beatriz's, only Judith painted hers a bloody red that set off her flawless brown skin and gleaming dark hair. She had been wearing artificial eyelashes in the womb and when they had fallen off in the birth canal, she had lost no time in replacing them. Where Beatriz took after their father, Francisco, Judith was more like volatile Antonia.


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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
New exhibit: Stories of Frontier Settlement Doctors
We are pleased to announce the exhibit "Stories of Frontier Settlement Doctors". This exhibit draws on artifacts, archival material, and the personal narratives of pioneer doctors, shedding light on the history of rural medicine in Oregon.
The exhibit is on view from April-June 2012, and is open to the public. It is located on the OHSU campus, BICC building 3rd floor, Main Library lobby.
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An excited and humorous dialogue ensued once I published my post
Malaysian Airplane 370 missing plane not in sea
[it should have read aeroplane or flight, before some pedantic takes this post off on a different tangent]
This I hope will lead to a viral dialectic, who knows, it's a laugh I promise? Here is the beginning sent by me in sms to family and friends:
Me: Check my latest post on "Malaysian Airplaine 370 not in sea" in case they take me away so you know where I've gone www.affie.com.au
Tina (daughter): Hahaha
Me: Did you read it Tina?
Gaby (granddaughter): I did, I don't think you'll get taken for it
Me: What a relief emoji happy face with sunglasses (cool)
Tina: Imagine my surprise to see your sms without having read your post. Now I have read it and feel relieved there was a logical explanation to your fears. I wouldn't worry cause they would have to find you first which clearly they don't have the skills to do seeing as the plane is still lost . (my daughter has a good sense of humour when it comes to fear and anxiety – has definitely taken after me)
Paul: Prank call Prank call Prank call Prank call (my son's response to fearful situations)
Me: Hahahahaha emoji big red kiss (motherly)
Tina: How do I add Nella to this conversation she is missing the crazy
Gaby: (Nella's daughter) I don't think you can
Tina: Ok I will have to end this conversation and establish a new one
Me: I'm glad you two speak that language cause I didnt get it
Lz: Like where will you have gone?
Me: (after much serious sincere thought) Wherever they took the plane to or wherever Govts take troublemakers to until its over (I hope) [meaning they will release me in one piece then!]
Pip: I just read it. So you think it is a conspiracy then. I am hoping they find the black box but it's a needle in a haystack.
Me: with all their technology including satellites don't you think they would have found something by now, so many countries so many resources what's your gut feeling about it?
Pip: Nah it's in the ocean. it just goes to show humans and technology a bit infallible. Good night xox!
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Dump Bysiewicz in 2010
This is another example of the incompetence of Susan Bysiewicz.
yep - the scanners are down. I just saw that at the American Legion when I VOTED!!!! :D
Nothing like going backwards... I can't believe we're filling in ovals instead of using computers. I feel like I'm taking Iowa Tests in the sixties. What's next, inkwells?
Whatever equipment we use for counting,there is the possibility of malfunction. This is a mechanical problem, not a political problem. Seems to me the Secretary of State used good judgement over the years.
I like the idea of having paper ballots!
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yep - the scanners are down. I just saw that at the American Legion when I VOTED!!!! :D
November 4, 2008 10:53 AM
In another post......you said you were turned away from voting and were going to have to go to city hall to vote for president....
Can't have it both ways chele76.
I am going to LOVE the fact that Steve's blog is going to require names....
it will make it easier to spot the BS.


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Female elementary school teachers can pass on their anxiety and stereotypes about mathematics to female students, and girls who adopt this outlook perform worse at mathematics, research at the University of Chicago shows. In contrast, boys seem to be immune from their female teacher's phobia.
The findings come from a paper, "Female Teachers' Math Anxiety Affects Girls' Math Achievement," published in the 25 January 2010 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The research was conducted in the USA where more than 90% of primary school teachers are women, and I suspect many countries have the same tradition that early years learning is left largely in the hands of women. That is not in itself a problem but it becomes one when so many bring their fears of mathematics and science into the classroom. After all, we're talking here about basic arithmetic and geometry, not calculus courses.
"The authors suggest that elementary teacher preparation programs could be strengthened by requiring more mathematics preparation for teachers and by addressing their issues of math attitudes and anxiety." My own solution would be slightly different. I think a modern school system should finally do away with the view that primary teachers are like nannies with a whiteboard. The idea that one teacher can effectively teach everything merely because the level is low and the children young is completely false. As this study shows, individual teachers have their preferences and few primary teachers do an adequate job of teaching mathematics and the sciences. Those that are good at teaching the sciences should become 'primary science teachers'. Primary schools will often have specialist teachers in subjects such as music, art and sport. I think the solution is to split primary teaching into the sciences and the humanities. Then teachers will convey their enthusiasm and not inflict their prejudices onto their students.
To see what happens when girls are not fed false stereotypes, at the last college in the UK I taught the advanced mathematics and physics classes had an almost 50-50 split between male and female students. Brains are not governed by gender.


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Its that time of the year again!And we love it here @ TGE..
We are getting charged up for the upcoming fairs in Summer.We are introducing a whole new line of products & accessories.
Its Spring and almost Summer specially here in Florida-and the Highpoint market trend says GO BRIGHT!!
|And who would not like patterns with textures to it.
|Personally i simply Adore these curtains.They come in regular sizes.
This was just a preview!We are also introducing Kids collection!
Keep your eyes wide open-we are going BRIGHT and FRESH this year! You know where to get hold of us now!!Give us a shout if you like these.


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Therefore, since Jesus suffered in his body,
arm yourselves also with the same attitude,
because he who has suffered in his body
is done with sin.
As a result,
he does not live the rest of his earthly life
for evil human desires,
but rather for the will of God.
For you have spent enough time in the past
doing what pagans choose to do—
living in debauchery, lust, drunkenness,
orgies, carousing and detestable idolatry.
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Hello and welcome to The Hummingbirds' page!
Keep popping back to this page to see what exciting things we have been learning about. If you have any ideas for this page, please do let Miss Kidger know!
Happy Easter to everyone!
Thank you for all your continued support this term and I hope you have a wonderful 2 weeks off. I look forward to seeing all the children back after Easter for the summer term!
Design and Technology
We spent a morning making tudor houses. We worked on our colouring, cutting and gluing skills. They turned out amazing. Miss Kidger even set them out how they would have been in 1666!
As part of our Topic and Literacy lessons we have been learning about the Great Fire of London. We did some drama where we worked together in groups to act out different scenarios from the fire. We fled London on boats, pulled down houses and tried to put the fire out. We really enjoyed working together and showing off our amazing acting skills.
In maths we have been learning about multiplication. We have learnt what the 'x' sign means and we have been learning our 2, 5 and 10 times tables.
Lights, Camel, Action!
The children did three fantastic performances of their Christmas play! All of the children worked so hard and I couldn't be more proud of them. They were fantastic.
I would like to thank all family and friends who were able to attend any of the performances and for showing your support to the children. Thank you for your continued support throughout the year!
Have a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Love Miss Kidger and Mrs Downing
Teddy Sketching
We wanted to do some sketching in our sketching books, so we decided to sketch a teddy. We tried really hard to sketch softly and to try and fill the whole page. We listened to music while we sketched and it was lovely and peaceful!
In science this week, we were looking at materials and their properties. We bought in our favourite toy and sorted them into different groups. The next day we tested different materials to find out which material would be the best for Miss Kidger's teddy's coat. We made some very good predictions and some of us were right with our predictions.
This week in ICT we were learning about how to search safely on the internet. We used Kids Wiki to research some toys from the past and present to link with our topic. On Kids Wiki we used 'Safe Search Kids'. It was interesting to find out facts about the toys.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
This week we read the story of Goldilocks. We ordered the story in teams and worked well to get it right. We learnt the story off by heart using a story map and we also had a drama lesson where we worked in small groups to act it out. We have some very talented actors in the Hummingbirds' class! We re-wrote the story towards the end of the week.
Poetry Performances
I would like to say a big thank you to all of the parents who managed to attend the poetry performance on Friday 3rd November. All of KS1 performed so well and it was lovely that they could perform to you all. They had been practising hard all week and we were very proud of them all!
Designing our own toy
This term our topic is 'Toys'. After learning about toys in the past for history and comparing them to today's toys, I asked the children to design their own toys. They came up with some brilliant ideas!
David Hockney's Beach Umbrella
Over the past few weeks we have been recreating the famous 'Beach Umbrella' by David Hockney. We worked so hard on these pieces of art and they all look fantastic. Can you tell the difference between our art and the real thing?!
Golden Time 5 - GoNoodle
This week we voted to do GoNoodle for Golden Time. We use GoNoodle throughout the week and we love it so much we wanted to do it for Golden Time. GoNoodle helps children become active, to learn and practise lots of different skills. It is a great website to use. You can sign up for free at home! Click on the link below to find out more.
For our final music lesson for the 'Seaside' topic, we got out the boomwhakers for the first time! We played lots of call and response games. We played a steady beat and had a go at playing along to some songs on youtube. It was so much fun and we tried really hard to concentrate. We even played a steady beat while saying our favourite 'Pizza Man' chant! See the concentration on our faces below!
No Pens Wednesday
On 'No Pens Wednesday' we had so much fun. That didn't stop us from doing Maths and Literacy. In Literacy we did drama and acted out our own Lighthouse Keeper's Breakfast stories. In Maths, we continued to compare numbers (check out the photos). We even practised our spellings by using our bodies to make the letters! In the afternoon, we had a music lesson (see the photos) where we used musical instruments to create sounds on a story. We would love to have more 'No Pens Wednesdays'!


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It was a drizzly and blustery weekend which was perfect for sewing. It was nice to have Jon around to help keep April entertained. She is pulling on everything and I just can't do much sewing with her trying to climb into my lap. So this weekend was busy for me.
I made April a new pair of the quick change trouser's from Anna Maria Horner's book. I chose more muted colors this time but still fun (the subtle sage color and the grey polka-dots are perfect together). Last time didn't do they reverse fabric on the butt panel but I did this time and it is so cute. Sorry no pictures of April wearing the pants, right now she doesn't really want to get dressed at all.
I also made April a couple bibs using the Liberty Bibs template. April tends to drink water faster than she can swallow so it all drips down her chin. I wanted some new more absorbent bibs so these were made with some double sided terry to add to the absorbency. I also used some heavy snaps since April tends to pull off bibs with velcro.
I started work on April's stocking as well this weekend. It is turning out to be a real pain and I'm not sure that I'm going to be happy with the final product. I'll keep plugging away at it though (you never know, it could get better with time).
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Mine did it, and they are warrantying it next week.
orange peel
KTM warrantied all the seats in 2001 that were doing this. In 2002 they supposedly changed suppliers and material and said there wouldn't be any more problems with their seats.
I picked up my new 2002 520EXC Saturday, went riding Sunday, washed it Monday morning and guess what? Big giant bubble under the orange just like last year.
Last year KTM warrantied my original cover for a K-Style cover. I'm going to see if they'll do that again.
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after two rides on my 02 mxc 520 the clear plastic on the sides of the seat is separating from the orange underneath it creating a bubble. this has also happened to my buddies bike as well. anyone else experienced this? seems a little cheap to me!
Mine did the same thing. I've heard others have done the same thing and KTM might have warrantied them?
Complain, they should warranty it.
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Today's day-after-International-Women's-Day story in the New York Times by Nancy Folbre links to four indices of gender equity.
How is Canada doing?
Canada ranks 4th in the Human Development Index (we were number one for
eight years) as well as the UNDP Gender Development Index, behind
Norway, Australia and Iceland. Norway has been ranked the best country
for human development and gender equality for seven years now.
The UNDP's Gender Empowerment Index puts us at 10th place (behind
Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, the Netherlands, Belgium,
Australia and Germany)
The World Economic Forum Gender Gap Index places us in 18th place, where we've been since 2007.
While this ranking shows stasis for Canada in the past few years, any
improvements women have seen in the past decade are based on their own
steam -- getting more post-secondary education, working more, buying
more homes, getting deeper into personal debt. For years federal
budgets have focused on tax cuts and, more recently, stimulus that
primarily benefits markets and men. Women, on the other hand, are the
primary beneficiaries of improved access to public transit, child care,
health care, affordable housing, affordable education, etc. etc. all
supports that require more, not less, public sector involvement.
At roughly 13% of GDP, the federal share of the economy today stands at
levels of the late 1950s, before we had Medicare, unemployment
insurance, seniors' income supports and a vast network of universities
and colleges, and roughly 2 percentage points lower than the post-war
average. The government plan is to pull the size of government further
At the same time it's also focused on a crime-and-punishment agenda and
a Defence plan that commits the public purse to spending billions more
for policing and emprisoning people at home and fighting wars instead
of helping develop nations abroad.
You can only make an economically strong country a great country for
people to live in with a public sector engaged in supporting the
public. A big public sector doesn't necessary mean we'll get the
supports people need to reduce violence and have opportunities to
learn, grow and participate.
Make a country a safe place for women to live and develop their
potential, and it's great for everyone. That's of course why we went to
Afghanistan...right? We should be aiming to make Canada the best
country in the world for women (and their loved ones) to live.
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Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Jeremy Deller
This week, British artist Jeremy Deller opens a new project at the New Museum that encourages viewers to engage with the reality of war in a manner even more direct than what images can offer.
The centerpiece of the project, titled "It is what it is: Conversations about Iraq," is the charred wreck of a car that was bombed in Baghdad — tangible, undeniable evidence of the ongoing violence. But while this alarming sight is meant to bring the reality of the war home, the larger goal of Deller's exhibition is to provide a place for dialogue between visitors and various experts on the war. To that end, he has invited journalists, an army sergeant, academics, translators, and refugees from Iraq to take up residence in the gallery and be available for discussion with the public during the exhibition's run from February 11 to March 22.
After the show closes, Deller will board an RV with two of the experts and travel across the United States, towing the car on a platform and stopping at art institutions and community sites to invite non-art-world audiences to engage with the wreckage and spokespeople.
ARTINFO discussed the project with Deller in the New Museum a few days before the opening. Read the interview here.
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Dis Independence I en know wuh we gine do,
Almost evuhting looking brown, an' I blue!
De economy en doin' well an' it gine further down
An' de students at UWI getting de run aroun'.
De IMF at de door an' it begging to negotiate,
De stake holders calling pun evabody to participate,
Dis gine down real rough an' all o' we in despair,
UWI students' promised bursaries just ent appear.
Wuh we gine do is wuh evuhbody want to know,
I pun soursop leaves an' dem doin' me good fuh so
'Cause Typhoo an' Liptons tea is a real expense,
Maybe UWI cud turn to de leaves in dem defence.
I hear dat in de USA de leaves cos' real money
An' dat de breadfruit leaves too is a scarcity,
Should turn to leaves, money doan grow pun trees
Maybe dat way de UWI students cud pay duh fees.
I understand dat dis en no laughing matter
But DEM promised evuhting would a get better,
But instead it seems to me evuhting getting cursed
An' from wuh I hear fuh de UWI it cud o' be worse.
I know dat Sir Hillary want a graduate in evuh home,
Dat is very commendable leh me mek dat known,
But how he gine achieve dis really, really beats me
Cause a lot o'dem UWI students cahn afford de fee.
In addition to dat somet'ing becoming mo'e stark,
A lot o' we graduates still at home, don't sky lark!
Some got Bachelors an' some got duh Masters too
And maybe a UWI doctorate cud be in de crew.
I also hear dat students in prim'ry en doin' well
Particularly in Mathematics de Minister did tell,
He wan' to call back teachers dat long gone home,
Maybe time to get some UWI students pun de phone.
Maybe de students cud work fuh dey tuition fees
Wid a little mo'e fuh bus fare and lunch ef you please,
An' when t'ings begin to look up dem cud go in full time
Or open schools pun de blocks whey UWI students lime.
I am not treating dis lightly cause t'ings real grave,
But cowardly is de fainthearted, action is de brave,
An if we feel we cud sit back an' get tru all o' dis
By de end o' de year UWI plus cud be added to de list.
Me of all people, I cahn afford to fool 'roun',
I too like I hittin' rock bottom and still goin' down,
It en easy fuh de pensioners now especially wid de NIS
'Cause it appear just like UWI dem too in a big mess.
Somethin' I should say, t'ough, I wud hate tuh forget
How some people dat still workin' does get me upset,
Yuh call to report dat nuff water runnin' down de road
But just like UWI, de turn 'roun' does be like a great load.
Yuk tek up de phone an' yuh call a numbuh fuh de place
Nuff water gine de road so yuh tell dem to mek haste,
Fuh days nuttin' en get done so yuh pick up an' call back
Only to realize dat, like UWI, dem en mek nuh contac'.
I know dat you wan' know how I know dat fuh sure,
Well, listen carefully to me and I'll tell you some more,
De information dat yuh gih to dem wen you call at firs'
Like de UWI bursary ting, you must again rehearse.
An' pun top o' dat you doan be de only body dat phone,
De more I tink 'bout dis situation, de more I does groan,
Thank you for calling us but someone called before,
If they hadn't moved quickly, UWI's fees would be more.
I en know wuh we gine do, I got ta say it over an' again
Dese developments 'bout hey causing we great pain,
O Sir Hillary, if only your dream could be attained
We'd have plenty of UWI graduates and no jobs to gain.
Could de answer be in de garbage 'long de countryside?
Piled so high at times that behine it a t'ief could hide?
More often than not it doan get pick up accordin' to plan,
UWI students might manage it better on de other han'.
Some hifalutin' person suggested dat we call an election
But elections are real costly, don't make dat kind o' fun,
Just ask the sitting members in de house to step down
An' move parliament to de UWI, de halls of de renown.
Amongst the brilliance which pervades that august assembly,
Along with the aristocracy, the plantocracy, and our history,
There must be solutions to the huge problems that we face,
I call on the UWI to save our country from further disgrace.
A recent case in point is our West Indies cricketers,
Once a group of cricket misfits and money grabbers,
Now looking more assured and even opponents dem beating
Compliments of UWI sports academy and Cave Hill teaching.
I en know wuh DEM gine do but I have put my case,
I know many out there would consider me out of place,
But we spen' a lot o' money pun UWI up in Cave Hill
An' it is full time that UWI stan' up and foot de bill.
Dis Independence like it gine be a real stark reminder
When Barbados was Los' an' nuh body couldn't find her,
Sir Hillary, like me an' you, he too doan have a clue
Whilst all o' dis time dem UWI students' fees still due.
Evuhbody got an opinion' wid de IMF lurking at we door,
De downgrades getting Moody and de Standards Poor,
De Trinis tekking over an' we now part o' Tri-Barba-Go
De UWI law students at St Augustine did hurtin' fuh so.
De Barbadians studying there couldn't raise de fee
To complete dey bar exams and add to dey law degree,
Up 'til now I still en too sure how dat was resolved
But note dat in dis last line de UWI still involved.
Stewart Russell © 2014


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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Patrick Reed is your Masters champ, not the one name guys, like Tiger, Lefty, Rory, or Bubba.
McIlroy went head to head Sunday and folded, Speith charged to a tie, and Reed immediately regained the sole lead.
I admit I was curious why he got kicked off the Georgia golf team, reportedly he committed golf's greatest sin, moved his ball, cheated on a scorecard.
I also read the compelling story of his estranged family, watching the Masters from the house he lived in while playing for Augusta State's two-time national champs.
The reporting of the time he had his parents removed at the US Open. Sounds cruel, but is a major tournament, which is perhaps not the place for a spontaneous reunion with a son you haven't been speaking to?
We're told his college teammates didn't get along with him, and he keeps to himself on the Ryder Cup team, even though he's called "Captain America" for his on-course heroics.
Maybe I wouldn't like him much either if I met him, but I love his game, his grit, and can't wait to see how he responds to this further isolation of himself, and wife and former caddy Justine.
I expect he'll answer the way he did last weekend, not in an interview or news conference. If he wants to stay private and let his game do the talking. Let him be.


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Smile Day!
October 7, 2011 at 10:10 am 1 comment
It has come to our attention that today is NATIONAL SMILE DAY!
So, to you, beautiful reader…HAPPY SMILE DAY!
Do something that makes you smile.
Get a pedicure. Sit in the sun while eating lunch. But a new nail polish. Give a hug. Pet a dog. Tell someone you love them.
These photos are sure to make you smile…
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I had no idea it was national smile day on the 7th, but those pictures certainly put a smile on my face today! Thank you. 🙂
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