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We're living history this week, leaning into the past with a visit to our city's many (deceased) founders and reliving it at a show by funk legends. Join us!
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Kool and the Gang SummerStage Show, Flushing Meadows Corona Park
What's the Plan?
This Saturday, the super band who brought you "Jungle Boogie" will get down on it.
That's Kool and the Gang, of course. Starting at 5 p.m., come to Flushing Meadows for a celebration of the '60s (and '70s and '80s) classic known for their rollicking big-band funk with sharp horns, rhythmic vocal accents and slappy bass. This night in Queens is worth the commitment.
The group has been playing forever, but they continue to churn out fresh tunes — see their 2016 single, "Sexy (Where'd You Get Yours)." At this show you'll get a mix of funky stuff old and new, performed by four of the original members plus some new friends.
Depending on where you are, Corona's distance might give you second thoughts, but you can do it. Gather some friends and head over for an evening of hanging out. If it's not too hot, bring bikes early and tool around — see the Jetsons-shaped buildings that have clearly surrendered to time since 1964 New York World's Fair, or stop and watch some folks playing soccer or skateboarding.
If you just come for the show, take the 7 train to the Willets Point station and walk 10 minutes to the stage, set up right by the iconic Unisphere. D.J. Sylk opens the show, so settle in, ride the rhythm and stay awhile.
The Queens Night Market is also in the hood tonight (extra great given that there are no official food vendors at the show). Just a 10-minute walk away, it's all you need to cap off an evening of big fun.
Like most SummerStage shows, this one's free. Oh, and no show cancellations for raindrops this time — the Gang goes on rain or shine. (Google Map)
Before and After: the Queens Night Market
In the lot behind the New York Hall of Science, the market's food stalls are open 6 p.m. to midnight every Saturday during the season.
Come with cash. Most dishes cost around $5, and while there's an A.T.M. on site, the line gets long and unbearable when you can smell the noodles frying and the hot dogs grilling.
The Bengali snacks from Jhal NYC are bright, tangy and made to order. Get a paper cone of the spicy, seasoned puffed rice as well as a plate of fuchka — semolina puffs filled with yellow peas, cilantro, green chile onion and a tamarind sauce — and eat them immediately, in one bite, while they're still super crisp.
Try the Ramly burger, the charred patty wrapped in a gauzy omelet from the Malaysian Project. Please don't miss the less ostentatious kaya toast, a buttery grilled sandwich filled with a thick, sweet pandan-tinted coconut jam that the cooks make themselves.
In the sweets department, the gorgeous kue pancong, or coconut pancakes, from Moon Man are torched with sugar to give them a thin, delicately crisp top, then seasoned with a pile of freshly grated coconut and palm sugar syrup.
Basic wines by the glass and some beers can be bought in a little area to the side of the food stands, right next to the live music. But really, the best drinks at the market are booze-free and sold at the food stalls.
Look for the mote con huesillo, the Chilean-style dried peach juice from Completo (the ideal thing to sip on between bites of their spicy hot dog), the Malaysian Project's delicious soursop juice and the huge range of bubble tea options from Panda Cafe.
And Nearby, Obvious Edition
Flushing Meadows Corona Park is enormous! It's the raggedy foil to Central Park's glitz. Come early and poke into its many corners. Highlights:
• Take the kids to the Queens Zoo before making them dance with you. They have a bear!
• Don't like bears or don't have kids? Take your squad to mini golf.
• You're right by Citi Field. The Mets aren't scheduled to play there this evening, but Dead & Company, a Grateful Dead offshoot involving John Mayer, will be. Show begins at 7:30 p.m. Double feature, anyone?
Required Reading
• Read this lovely love letter to the 1,255-acre park, and in 2014, Times readers shared their World's Fair memories.
Night at the Museums on Juneteenth, Lower Manhattan
What's the Plan?
Visiting the scores of small museums in Lower Manhattan makes us think they were planned to provoke a debate over who created New York City. Was it the architects on view at the Skyscraper Museum? The traders at the South Street Seaport? Or maybe the tribes who first settled on Manhattan, spotlighted at the National Museum of the American Indian.
See for yourself next Tuesday evening, when these and other cultural institutions, 14 in total and all within walking distance, are open for free as part of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Night at the Museums. It's rapid-fire history lesson slash culture crawl.
If you have time for only one visit, however, make it the African Burial Ground, a monument and visitor center commemorating the 15,000 free and enslaved Africans who are still buried under the four blocks from Broadway to Foley Square.
Through a short film, artifacts on display and guided tours of the small but mighty visitor center, you'll learn how the remains were discovered, which parts of the city were built by enslaved people and slavery's role in the American Revolution.
To honor the day, the Burial Ground is hosting a full day of programming, both inside the center and outside at the monument. Events here start at 10:30 a.m. and include lectures, a ceremony to honor bygone elders and live Afro-Caribbean music (all events kid-friendly).
Other participants in the Night at the Museums include the China Institute, the Museum of Jewish Heritage, the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, Lower Manhattan Tours, the Federal Hall National Memorial, the Fraunces Tavern Museum, the National and Municipal Archives and Poets House. The night runs from 4 to 8 p.m.; check the museum websites for regular opening hours. (The Museum of American Finance is temporarily closed.) (Google Map)
Before and After: Restaurants
So this recommendation certainly falls in the "Before" category: On Monday, the James Beard House is hosting a dinner to commemorate Juneteenth, featuring the foods of Adrienne Cheatham, Tanya Holland, Brother Luck and Christopher Scott. (Read more about the food traditions of Juneteenth in this great story by Nicole Taylor.)
But if the rain holds off on Tuesday, grab a table on Stone Street, a cobblestone passage full of restaurants offering tons of outdoor seating. We like to sip wine and eat pies at Adrienne's Pizza Bar. The grandma-style pizzas, simply called "old-fashioned" on the menu, are the way to go — thick, square and crisply edged.
For something faster, try Bao Bao Cafe, which has good vegetarian options with bowls of glass noodles with greens, tofu skin and mushrooms, as well as thin, chewy wheat noodles covered with spicy minced pork (called Bam Bam noodles on the menu).
If you're en route to another museum, or want a more casual meal, pick up some subs from the neighborhood gem, Pisillo. The shop has a dreamy selection of hams and cheeses. (Warning: Ordering off menu and building your own sandwich can be tragic if you get carried away!)
Before and After: Bars
The parlor at the Dead Rabbit is a destination for serious cocktails, and the space is also charming, warm and friendly. It's not ideal for big groups, but Clinton Hill is, and offers a great, summery beer menu and games like Jenga and cornhole to play while you drink.
Underdog is open until 4 a.m. on Saturday and until midnight on Sunday, and serves cocktails that include a boozy slushy made with vodka and passion fruit. If you're there on the earlier side, the bar does an ideal, hangover-busting brunch (breakfast poutine!).
And Nearby
A wander through South Street Seaport reveals scores of new stores and restaurants, and as we are living in New York in 2018, plenty of construction. The area is finance-inflected, both in retail price-point and population, but enough of its vibe and older brick architecture remains to make it a respite from the bustle of the Financial District.
• Head to Jack's for caffeine, or to Van Leeuwen for ice cream. (Score.)
• The Maritime Craft Center, technically part of the Seaport Museum, sits across the street. Enter through the Bowne Printers door and head to a side room to see projects by local woodworkers and, if you're lucky, maybe catch one in action.
Required Reading
• Listen to "The Assets" episode of Gimlet Media's "Uncivil" podcast, for context on New York's economic relationship with slavery.
• Read an argument to make Juneteenth a national holiday.
• Read "The Island at the Center of the World," a history from Russell Shorto that relies on recently rediscovered Dutch archives to challenge the Anglocentric view of New York's foundation.
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Extra Extra
• There's a silent disco on the Brooklyn Bridge on Friday. Extra points if you get a tourist to dance with you.
• The Mermaid Parade, where the spirits are as free as the nipples, starts around 1 p.m. Saturday. If you are in South Brooklyn and looking for a more G-rated event, check out the Parade of Trains, where you can ride vintage train cars from Brighton Beach.
• Don't know where to watch this year's World Cup? Let us help.
• The Night at the Museums is a part of the much larger River to River arts festival, which includes a large-format photo exhibit by Brooklyn-born Elia Alba, a one-woman performance "set in an American landscape of Twinkies and Wonder Bread," and a whole lot of Showtime sans subway. Runs through the 24th.
• For more event ideas, including those for Father's Day, check out The Times's Arts & Entertainment Guide.
From You
"Thank you for the extra idea of the group bike ride. I'm really interested in free outdoor activities that can help me to stay in shape this summer. More of that please." — Sofia, Sunset Park
"Shakespeare in the Park: Both the line and the lottery have a senior division. I am not quite eligible but my husband once won the senior lottery and took me as his date." — Sarah F.
From Us
Sarah, we'd be furious if he took someone else! :)
Next week we are heading to Brighton Beach and back to hipster Brooklyn (don't hate us), and we'll try to find some satisfying free and outdoor fun.
Don't like anything you see here? Check out our previous ideas, which include the ins and outs of Governors Island, Shakespeare in the Park and the city's most impressive rooftop bars.
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Know Your Street Art, SF Weekly by Jonathan Curiel
<< Photo: Icy & Sot with HA-HA (CELLspace, SF, CA)
On a wall just inside the building formerly known as CELLspace, an artwork delivers a defiant message: "NOT for Sale!" But the message is a lie — the building, whose exterior walls once featured some of the best street art in San Francisco, was sold and is slated for development. Last summer, two volunteers — artist Russell Howze and art editor Annice Jacoby — took down much of the outside art and put it in storage for temporary safekeeping. What's left on the walls are stickers, tagging, and remnants of art — including faces of Native American men, a monkey with a sign imagining a battle between two well-known street artists ("Hektad vs. Banksy"), and an impressive work by muralist Joel Bergner. Even in its current state, 2050 Bryant's art potpourri inspires passers-by to take photographs for posterity.
But what about the art that was taken down? Howze, whose own CELLspace work is among the preserved art, and Jacoby are trying to find a patron who will buy the works and display them again. The art includes Bergner's De Frontera a Frontera, a lyrical, red-splashed work about haves and have-nots in the Dominican Republic, and Icy and Sot's collaboration with Regan "Ha Ha" Tamanui, Super Hero with Portraits, which has a caped boy standing alongside a gallery of orange-tinged smiling faces.
Though two art collectors outside of San Francisco have expressed interest in buying the works, Jacoby — the former director of performing arts public events at UC Santa Cruz, and the editor of the book Street Art San Francisco: Mission Muralismo — says that, "Ideally, they would remain in San Francisco. They're part of San Francisco's fabric. We're seeking a place where the art will be appreciated, maintained, and available to the public on a long-term basis."
CELLspace existed from 1996 to 2012, when the art center attracted a roving band of upcoming and veteran artists from San Francisco and around the world. The space is now rented out for parties, yoga classes, art instruction, and the like. CELLspace's demise hit a lot of people hard. By preserving the work that people once took for granted, Jacoby and Howze are trying to keep the center's exterior — and its spirit of "anything goes" — alive, even when the red brick building completely disappears as a place of artistic pilgrimage. Jonathan Curiel


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Over the past years I have worked on many software development and research projects. On this page you will find some examples of those projects.
At Champalimaud I began investigating the possibility of using computer vision algorithms within the web browser. The long term goal is to do (medical) image analysis (e.g. for tumor classification) client-side.
We also investigated the possibility of tracking eye movements within the browser. Later, at MindTrace, I built a complete eye tracker using different (better) algorithms.
At Champalimaud I created some games to test cooperation between players. Note that there are strange rules to the game (as it was created for a research project), for example you can (sometimes) walk over water and you use the down arrow to avoid slipping on ice.


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Flash forward to 2008ish when Minit Lube down the street transformed into a Chinese restaurant. I don't care what beautiful name that nice family agonized over for the title of their beloved eatery, it is "Minit Lube Chinese" to us. You would think that my arrogant, cocky attitude about the name meant that I have never frequented the place in these last two years. You'd be wrong, brother. My boos and I have eaten there several times. They serve fried wontons before your meal comes out. Sold. When sister tried to put some salsa on the table, I yelled, "BE TRUE TO YOURSELF!!!!" followed by "Can we get some more wontons?" in the sweetest voice you ever did hear. I acted like nothing had happened and she scurried away with our empty basket and plans to refill our teas. Anyway, I am always stumped by the fact that Minit Lube Chinese isn't offering "Moo Goo Oil Pan" yet. My husband, Chris, on the other hand, won't eat there. He likes Chinese food, but not when the egg roll is fried in the same oil used to lubricate his car. He apparently is high maintenance like my sister.
Most of the time we eat at Pei Wei.
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So, we know our Chinese restaurants, 'mmmmmkay? I have been in enough of them to know they need to step up in the fortune cookie business. Enough with the slips of paper that say "Soon, a visitor will delight you" or "Minor aches today are likely to pay off handsomely tomorrow". No, no friends…no more of that. Are you hearing me Minit Lube? How about you, PW? Here is what I want to see on that little white slip of paper when I karate chop that fortune cookie in half like Ralph Macchio himself:
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Born in Jacksonville, Florida and now recognized as "Hollywood's favorite photographer", L.A. based contemporary artist and filmmaker Tyler Shields' evolution from the "bad boy of photography" with his controversial blood-stained photographic series featuring Lindsay Lohan to the more subtle color-explosive poesy of his Chromatic series, and his work featuring Francesca Eastwood (Clint's daughter) to the fire-starting bag-sawing antics of a $100,00 Hermes Birkin Bag, to the stoic magic surrealism of Suspense, a project shot in the New Mexico desert featuring Franseca Eastwood, Emma Roberts and Lydia Hearst, Mr. Shield's art captures the emergence of an artist and his medium into a more mature overture and output. Tyler Shields is an American image-maker.
Born in 1982, Shields' work derives from a unique history directing music videos and working with the legendary skateboarding icon Tony Hawk. Mr. Shields has produced images that play with notions of the gaze, power structures, hyper-realism, iconoclastic-tendencies and cinematographic practice. He has worked with a roster of ranking members of Hollywood including Mischa Barton, Emma Roberts, Aaron Paul, Demi Lovato, Juno Temple, Shiloh Fernandez and more. Tyler's output involves various mediums from book publishing "The Dirty Side of Glamour in 2011, to a novel entitled "Smartest Man", and a cluster of solo shows: Mouthful, Los Angeles (2012), Miller Gallery Cincinnati, Ohio (2012), Phothub Manomtr, Moscow, Russia (2012) and more.
Shield's technical brilliance as a photographer has much more to do with the shift in focus from the fragilityof the "celebrity photographer" to the output of the contemporary art medium. Most of the talented people who work with him include actors who are serious about their profession, but are not celebrities. People will go to him to make art rather than celebrity photography.
'Most of the talented people who work with him include actors who are serious about their profession, but are not celebrities'.
Tyler Shields, as an artist, attempts to move through the complexes and layers of the "celebrity" sphere, into an inherently tangible vision of the portrait, and its meaning and context in a rather shifting landscape of identities that accumulate into what we call the 21st-century. What does it mean to be alive in the 21st century? How does it look? How will it look 500 years from now in the future, in five years? What does it take for an image to capture attention throughout the deep-gaze of time and the ever more increasing scrutiny of the platform of the contemporary space of art, now, then and a thousand tomorrows from today, or a thousand 'likes' from now?
'People will go to him to make art rather than celebrity photography.'
Mr. Shields' work isn't about celebrity – it's about working with colleagues and friends in his social sphere who want to make art. They share an obsession to create, to make, to own, to expose, to play. His work is as much a collection of documentations of his sphere of influence and inspire his work. They are active participants rather that spectators. Eroticism, torture, decadence are all mere mediums that seem to remain eternally the same and only enhanced by the participant's own injected identity and experience. It is the glossy mortality of the space of the human condition that is the only true crystal lens that the world inside and out, can be seen in the creation of a new type of fiction. Tyler Shields captures a new type of American life while exploring the fictional nature of the historical and the classic.
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When I read about the three mysterious figures on the church tower in Auw in the historical magazine "Zwischen Venn und Schneifel", I already knew, there aren't any figures on the tower at all. But as this was information from a historical source, I went back to check it up. And I was right, there was nothing on the tower. I went around the whole church, keeping my eyes glued on the tower. And there was still nothing. (more…)
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Trier, part 3
One church is awaiting to be shown in Trier too, and this is in fact one of my favorite churches that had impressed even Napoléon Bonaparte – this 'cultural heritage destroyer'.
The present Church of St. Paulinus/ Pfarrkirche St. Paulin dedicated to the 4th-century Trier bishop Paulinus of Trier, was constructed 1734 – 1753 as a third temple on the place. (more…)
Aachen, part 4
I've already shown some important historical sites in Aachen such as the Aachen Cathedral, Aachen Town Hall, Aachen Cathedral Treasury, but there are so many others there.
Here is the Church of St. Foillan – the only German church, dedicated to this saint and first Aachen parish church, intended for the common people of the imperial city, while the nobility attended the masses at the cathedral built by Charlemagne. (more…)
Ferschweiler Plateau, part 2
Hiking in nature is not my type of adventures, but if it comes to an area with so densely located monuments of different kinds as the Ferschweiler Plateau, I am ready to walk kilometers long and bear up against the muscle pain during the next couple of days with stoicism.
The first thing that I've came across (more…)
Ferschweiler Plateau, part 1
Never go to the forest without a map! Especially when it comes to such an intricate area with numerous paths and so many sites of interest as the Ferschweiler Plateau. I have proceeded twice to a Monument of Diana and although I had both times two different places as a starting point, I haven't managed to reach it. (more…)
Church of St. Servatius/St. Servatius Kirche, Lichtenborn
The reason I often prefer to travel unprepared is maybe because I don't want to set boundaries to the chance and just leave the door open to unexpected opportunities. And sometimes I am nicely surprised by the places that I find or that find me by chance.
As it was the case with my visit to the Church of St. Servatius in Lichtenborn. (more…)
Church of St. Martin/Pfarrkirche St. Martin, Biersdorf
It is strange to enter a religious temple and meet these almost cartoon figures inside. (more…)
Satzvey, Mechernich
I may love all Knight Templar's stories (and that's why I simply had to visit the exhibition "The Knights Templar. Separating Myth from Reality" in the Abbey of Stavelot, for example, which was my disappointment, because there was almost nothing that I didn't already know about the Order), but standing in a long queue for buying a not so cheap ticket for the Knights festival, one of the events organized in Satzvey Castle, wasn't my thing, so I had to (more…)
Church of St. Peter and St. Paul/St. Peter und Paul Kirche, Büdesheim
Seen from the main road on my way to Kasselburg Castle, I couldn't miss the visit to the Church of Büdesheim with its beautiful portal. And even though it turned out to be quite a "contemporary" building (1909) from my point of view, it has a great historical background. So, my gut didn't betray me. Again. (more…)
Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene/Pfarrkirche St. Maria Magdalena, Arzfeld
It is somehow special and beautiful the Parish Church of Arzfeld, dedicated to St. Mary Magdalene – maybe the most mysterious figure in the New Testament and the Bible in general. And maybe that's why her appearance in the temples is so interesting to me. (more…)


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this month has been far too full of writing applications and planning this years 'seeds & bridges' concert series, hence I haven't done much recording.
. i've finally started work on the 'audible silence' release, which features recordings of engraved glass (windows, bowls etc). Both the title of this disc & indeed the name of the label I run 'engraved glass' come about via my long standing liking of the work by poet & glass engraver, Laurence Whistler. Hopefully this 3inch cd will be released in the summer after I record further some of his windows in Cambridge & Oxford.
. A drive in early March led to two local nature reserves & I tested out a new Hi-Md minidisc recorder. To be honest though the main thing that came from this session was it reminded me just how little space there is in the UK. Both these reserves are simply flooded with road noise. That adds another dimension of course, but it makes one long for the wide open spaces of the dales & moors (& even there it can be hard to escape the sound of traffic).
. Food ! I really enjoy cooking (well, most of the time that is) & decided mid-stir to record a particulary audible batch of yellow polenta. A clip of this recording is posted above.
. In preparation for some works for trio & quartet later in the year, I also attempted some more fence wire recordings out at Faxfleet, close to the river humber. There's a nice stretch of long wires running alongside a small pond here & the location means that there are few passing dog walkers to add thier own sounds ! + a rather nice metal fence post on the drive to the old farm house there (which I have recorded a fair bit & was looking forward to doing so again until I found that it is being 'redeveloped' !).
two horse-themed trips were foiled: one to record a point-to-point meeting that I abandoned when I saw that they were charging £30 to see it (!) - bloody liberty, in these here parts 'point-to-point' used to mean a fairly casual & free country pursuit. The other trip went ahead but I forgot my microphones !


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If we stopped 100 random people on the street and asked them if they use Android or iOS, we'd probably have more people falling in the previous category.
Android devices are more common because this OS functions on many different devices and it just so happens that not everyone wants an iPhone.
Most game developers who have released games in the past or are currently working on the release of a game in the future know one thing: Users want something simple.
Gone are the days when we all expected to be wowed by killer graphics that were over the edge. With everyone on the move and a smartphone in hand, most people don't have the time to stop and stare at game graphics- and this may be a good thing.
If you're looking for a game not too big on graphics, but still well thought out then Smash Animals is definitely it! This game has a simple user interface that is easy for adults as well as kids to understand.
At first impression, a user may mistakenly assume that this game is tailored for children because of the simple graphics that developers have made use of.
These simple graphics, in my opinion, don't overcomplicate the game. They don't distract users from the objective of the game which is to collect coins and food.
One could spend up to 10 minutes deciding on which cute animal character to use, but not end up distracted by flashy text or designs.
If you have a child looking for an intellectual game they can enjoy without flashy graphics, Smash Animals is it.


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A brand new end-of-year campaign, designed to help customers swap their current Fiat car for a new one, has just been launched by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles UK.
Big Swappage Deal
Called 'The Big Swappage Deal', Fiat's initiative offers drivers an extra incentive to trade in their current vehicle, with a range of extra 'swappage' bonus offers on top of any value put on the customer's car.
The deal covers the entire range of Fiat models – except the new 124 Spider – and includes the award-winning 500, the 500L and 500X, as well as the new Tipo, Panda, Punto, Qubo and Doblo.
The Swappage Bonus varies, depending on the Fiat model selected, ranging between £500 and £2,500.
"The Fiat Swappage Scheme will appeal to customers with cars of any age, make or model," says Paul Runza, Fiat UK Brand Chief.
"However, the Fiat offer is still available for customers who do not have a part exchange vehicle – they will be eligible for a Swappage cash discount of up to £2,500," added Runza.


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text: Sofia Vergara may have a started a social media trend. The starlet has no qualms with showing off her assets, even posting a pic on social media in which she's seen sunbathing. Soon after, Thalia followed suit posting a pic of herself also catching some rays, also in the same pose as Sofia. Now former Miss. Universe Alicia Machado posted her take on enjoying the summer sun, and she's also wearing a bikini and posing the same as Sofia and Thalia.


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I'm sorry to have to keep you all in suspense one more day longer, but I haven't finished off the tray...there is just one more last edition required before I post pictures, but I will be out to the craft store first thing tomorrow morning. I will post the finished product tomorrow afternoon, I promise!
However, as I've told you all before, I always have one than one thing going so I haven't completely disappointed you. I have been working on French-inspired flip books all afternoon, and completed them about five minutes ago! They took some time to complete, but I'm really happy with them.
The first book is a flip book inspired by the theme of wishes...birthday wishes, travel wishes, everyday wishes...whatever the wish may be what better way to celebrate the everyday than with a wish!
The second book is French-inspired and is meant to look like French postcards. And on both books are antique playing cards and buttons, vintage lace, music notes from antique music sheets, pearls, metalworks, seals and ribbon...ohh lala!


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A lonely day is God's way of saying that he wants to spend some quality time with you ~ Criss Jami
I must be honest and say that, yes, I do feel lonely sometimes, so that's why when I came across this wonderful quote it really struck a chord with me. As I said in yesterday's blog post Schedule, we all need to make sure we spend quality time with God each day, so maybe by being so busy doing our own thing we are neglecting God, and neglecting our own needs.
So don't be lonely, spend quality time with God each day, as He is the best friend you can ever have.


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One thing about being a boomer…someone is always talking about some new trend we've started.
This week it's news that boomers are leaving their desk jobs and turning to a life of farming. You have to admit it sounds like a very bohemian thing to do: retire from the cubicle and corporate uniform, put on some bib overalls and start growing organic beets.
Dailyyonder.com profiles three Texas boomers who've left jobs (attorney, graphic designer, customs agent) and gone back to the land. Not everyone is cut out for this kind of retirement, but agriculture folks are definitely seeing a trend here:
What's going on in the Rio Grande Valley doesn't surprise Brad Stufflebeam, former president of Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (TOFGA). Stufflebeam says many of those who attend TOFGA's annual conferences are baby boomers. They dabble in farming with mixed results.
"The ones that are successful are the ones that choose to do it as a lifestyle," Stufflebeam said, taking a break from work at his farm in the Houston area, Home Sweet Farm. "The ones I see failing are the ones who have money, buy land, and hire help to do the work. I see those failing. The reason is you have to be deeply involved and its very management intensive."
"Management intensive," in our opinion, is an understatement. Some of us here at bohemianboomer.com come from farm people who worked the land for a living in Oklahoma and Kansas. The hours are beyond dusk to dawn, the work back-breaking, and you're constantly at the mercy of Mother Nature. And boomer beware: You do it for love of the lifestyle – not for money:
Yes, these farmers can make some money. But more importantly, farmers like Kalman Morris enjoy the life they're living more than the office jobs they've left behind. The economic margins Morris lives within are narrow. He couldn't realistically afford to live this way if it weren't for the money he's banked from time spent in a more lucrative industry — graphic design.
Having said all that, we still acknowledge that farming is a deeply rewarding endeavor; there just seems to be something innately gratifying about working the land.
We predict you'll see many more boomers turn in their powerpoint for a plow in the years to come.


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Computing Competition Achievements
For the first time we entered a range of students from year 7, year 10 studying GCSE Computing, and years 12 & 13 studying A level Computing in the Bebras UK Computational Thinking competition run by The University of Oxford.
Mrs Jenkins (Subject Leader for ICT) explains more below.
The Bebras challenges are made of a set of short problems called Bebras tasks and are delivered online. The tasks are fun, engaging and based on problems that Computer Scientists often meet and enjoy solving. The tasks can be solved without prior knowledge but instead require logical thinking. The challenge was to correctly solve as many of the problems as possible in the allotted time.
Two of our year 7 students were very successful and have been placed amongst the best in the country, and hence been invited to the second stage of the Bebras Challenge which is being held in the department of Computer Science at The University of Oxford in February. We're very proud of Aman Verma and Ali Akhtar's acheivements.
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Unity Trust Bank announces sponsorship of reputed national music education charity, Music for Youth
Unity Trust Bank is absolutely thrilled to be sponsoring the national music education charity, Music for Youth, for the next 3 years. The sponsorship celebrates the shared values and purpose of the two organisations, which are centred around fostering inclusivity and diversity, and the positive impact they make on society.
Unity is a commercial bank with a difference; established over 30 years ago with a vision to create a bank that serves the needs of its customers, its purpose is to help organisations to prosper and contribute to economic, community and environmental change.
Margaret Willis, Chief Executive of Unity Trust Bank said, "I am delighted to join forces with Music for Youth and whole-heartedly support them in their cause supporting young musicians to realise their potential. I'm very excited about the partnership which is part and parcel of Unity's vision to help create a better society".
Music for Youth believes in the power of music to transform young people's lives, and runs high-impact performance-based festivals and events all over the UK for c.60,000 young people under 21 each year. Young people from all backgrounds and of all musical abilities can take part for free. The charity encourages participation from young people playing a wide range of music from chamber ensembles, brass bands and choirs, to steel pans, urban music, contemporary new singer songwriters. Through its work, Music for Youth makes a positive impact on young people's academic and social development.
Judith Webster, Chief Executive of Music for Youth said, "We are delighted that Unity Trust Bank will be supporting us for the next 3 years. The funding climate is very challenging for arts and education charities, so the support of businesses who share our values is crucial. Unity Trust Bank's support will make a valuable contribution towards ensuring we can continue to provide transformative experiences for young people of all backgrounds from around the UK".
The start of the new partnership between Unity Trust Bank and Music for Youth coincides with the charity's National Festival and Festival Fringe in Birmingham. The festival runs from 3 – 7 July and brings 10,000 young people to venues which include Symphony and Town Hall (THSH), CBSO Centre, the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and outdoor stages in Brindley Place and Victoria Square.
Notes to editors
Music for Youth
Music for Youth is a national youth arts charity working to provide young people aged 21 and under across the UK with free, life-changing performance and progression opportunities, regardless of background or musical style. Established in 1970, our mission is simple: we believe that music, and the chance to participate in high-quality musical activities, should be open to every young person. www.mfy.org.uk
Unity Trust Bank
Unity Trust is a business bank with a difference; we lend to commercial firms and organisations who want to help society. Based in Birmingham, we offer an ethical alternative for businesses with a social conscience.
For over 30 years the bank has worked with organisations and SMEs that share its values and philosophy, offering a full range of banking services including current accounts, savings accounts, and loans.
Independent since December 2015, its purpose is to help create a better society, not just maximise profit. Unity's focus on its customers, staff, and the communities it serves is what sets it apart and allows it to deliver on the bank's 'Double Bottom Line' strategy through volunteering, education and fundraising.
Unity is a Real Living Wage employer, a Fair Tax Mark business, a Women In Finance Charter signatory, member of the Banking Standards Board and currently holds the Investors in People Gold standard.


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Whether you live in the UK and are a festival virgin, or you're visiting the UK and want to experience an outdoor music festival, this packing list is for you. Be prepared for the notoriously fickle British weather, and enjoy your first music festival in relative comfort with these handy packing tips!
Preparing for a UK Outdoor Music Festival
So, you've chosen which outdoor music festival you want to go to this year, and can feel the excitement building up. The question is, what should you take? Whilst some people are happy rocking up with what they wear, strap a Go Pro onto their heads and dive straight into the moshpit without a second thought, it's not for everyone! The vast majority want to put a little thought into their pre-festival preparations.
These suggestions of things to take all come from experience, whether it's from music festivals themselves, or having simply spent years in the great outdoors. In the same way that I apply the 6 P's for bike touring (Prior planning and preparation prevents poor performance), so too can you apply it when getting ready for an outdoor festival.
I'm not going to go into the minutiae of what clothes you should be taking – I'm sure you can handle that yourself! Instead, here's a few things to take that are going to make your experience a whole lot better.
Outdoor Festival Weather
Although the summer officially starts on the 21st of June in the UK, even in July it can feel like you have all 4 seasons in one day! As such, you should make sure that you take along:
- Sunblock
- Rain Jacket
- Umbrella
- Fleece
- Boots
- Wellies (your call on that one depending on the festival!)
- Sunhat
- Waterproof pouch for wallet/mobile phone
If you're going to a multi day UK music festival, then you'll also want a sturdy waterproof tent, a pillow, sleeping bag and air mattress. If you need full on camping gear, then take a look at some of the gear I used on a recent bike tour – it would be pretty much the same!
Music Festival Toilets
The loos at outdoor music festivals have achieved almost mythical status for how dirty and squalid they can get! There's never enough, there can be queues, and let's not talk about hygiene! With a bit of forethought though, you can at least make your toilet visits a little more tolerable! Take along:
- Toilet paper
- Cleansing wipes
- Hand sanitiser
You're probably going to want to take your phone along to the festival. With luck, you'll also get it out of there in one piece as well! If your phone is anything like mine though, it's battery is probably not going to last more than a couple of hours. So why not take:
- A powerbank
- Action camera (Go Pro or similar)
Some final thoughts
In addition to the items listed above, you'll also need a bag to put them in. A day pack is big enough for just a day festival, but if you are camping, you'll need a backpack to carry the gear to your site. You'll also cash not cards, a few snacks, drink if you're allowed to take it in, and most importantly, remember to pack your smile and enthusiasm. Enjoy the gig!


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If you have been issued a traffic ticket, your case will be heard in one of the following places:
Lawrence Municipal Court
1006 New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
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Douglas County District Court
111 E 11th Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
(785) 832-5256
Criminal Courts in Douglas County, Kansas
If you are being charged with a crime other then a municipal criminal offense, then your case will be heard here:
Douglas County District Court
111 E 11th Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
(785) 832-5256
If you are facing a municipal criminal charge, then your case will be heard here:
Lawrence Municipal Court
1006 New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
If your wish to appeal the ruling from the Municipal Court, you will file you're appeal here:
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Lawrence, Kansas 66044
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24th Mar 2018, 10:43 AM #46Intermediate Member
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Thanks again Peter.
Bunnings this morning because I couldn't wait for the ebay Chinese connection.
Irwin Speedbor set up and a wooden chock to prevent the 'keep going' aspect.
Like a knife 'falling' through butter like it's not there.
Now to set up a vacuum to clear the chock and I am off and running.
Saving a good 10 seconds ( and a lot of pushing ) per bore which can go towards
my 100T saw's slower than anticipated cutting.
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I drill dowel holes in the handles of elbow adzes for strength.
No more than may 10 centimeters.
No, a pilot hole just allows for wobble with the final 3/8" diameter peg hole.
Wrecked a few of the last 10 handles I made.
I unbolt my drill press and turn it around.
Then turn the head around so it hangs over the edge of the bench.
I use an 18" x 3/8" "installers bit" or a 12" x 3/8" "aircraft bit" for the hole.
Takes far longer to get the wood aligned in the machine vise that the hole.
I have to pull up the bit about every 2-3 cm as it packs with shavings and burns.
24th Mar 2018, 08:47 PM #48Furniture maker and machine doctor
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You could probably drop down to a 60 or 72 tooth saw with little difference in cut quality
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4th Apr 2018, 11:33 AM #50
Why not use a Forstner bit. They do well into end grain and you can use an extender. If you have a lathe it is easy. if the throat of your drill press is too short then move the table away and mount the piece in a holder so the the table isn't necessary. I use this method to drill into pieces when the throat is too short.
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Thank you for your input handryn.
Speed is of the essence with my process so my current setup simply involves
my grabbing a piece of wood and pushing it along a guide onto a fixed drill.
Very quick ( now ). Any extra processes would add to much time per piece.
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Hi guys. Hope you are all well.
An Irwin tri-flute Speedbor had solved my grunt problem until I tried out a
WoodOwl 09705 7-1/2" x 1/2" Tri Cut Ultra Smooth Auger Boring Bit.
I have now officially entered the hot knife through butter zone.
It truly is like the timber is not there any more.
Thanks for all the help good people.
10th May 2019, 09:40 PM #53
Good choice. People rave about them.
Read the reviews here!: https://www.amazon.com/WoodOwl-09719.../dp/B0009OAJUI
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That's why I prefer a floor mount pedestal drill, rather than a bench mount
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At 8:06 p.m. Sunday, they responded to a fire on the first floor of a wood-frame apartment building at 171 Hanover St. A sprinkler system activated and limited the fire to one room, said Providence Deputy Fire Chief James Mirza. He said firefighters were able to get the occupants back into the building.
On Monday, at 12:26 a.m., fire on the second and third floors of a 3.5-story woodframe multi-unit residence at 51 Pleasant St. displaced eight occupants. No one was injured. The fire remains under investigation.
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Description: This volume of the Journal contains the full documentation for the first, second, third and fourth called sessions of the Senate of Texas including proceedings, authors of Senate bills, as well as the history of Senate bills and resolutions. Pagination starts over at the end of each called session. The index for the first called session begins on page 79, on (the second) page 81 for the second called session, on (the third) page 179 for the third called session, and on (the fourth) page 179 for the fourth called session.
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I've been experiencing a little road journal writer's block lately, waiting for something extraordinary to happen rather than just getting in the game and making something out of nothing. But a very inspirational email just came in from a student at Tufts, our alma mater, where we played the annual Spring Fling Concert on Saturday…
From: "Meghan b"
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 1:49 AM
GUSTER! i'm ashamed of you. returning to tufts and not writing a road journal about how awesome it was?
i'd have thought better of a thundergod.
So I think I'll write a road journal about how awesome it was to return to Tufts. I think it will be an awesome road journal and I think I'll call it "How Awesome It Was"…
HOW AWESOME IT WAS … by Thundergod!
It's tough to decide which was more awesome, the awesome left shoe that someone threw at us during "Come Downstairs & Say Hello" or the awesome half-full can of Miller High Life that landed at the base of the percussion kit between songs and started oozing beer at my feet. Joe was impressed with the specially-engineered hard plastic torpedo that exploded into his mic stand during "Happier" and spewed powder all over his guitar pedals. Someone put a lot of work into that thing. As the newest member of Guster and the only one of us that isn't a Tufts alumni, Joe had to be convinced after the show that Tufts was actually a smart school. I think that may have been the most wasted crowd we've ever played to.
I should qualify this a little bit. When I was a Tufts student and the Violent Femmes / Lemonheads / Digable Planets played Spring Fling I wanted to throw my shoe at Evan Dando but I was too drunk to figure out how to take it off. And I love the Lemonheads — it's just the tradition at Tufts to get hammered and ignore the band at this event every year. Plus our set on Saturday was laced with feedback, like the whole time. I would have thrown my shoe at our soundguy except that I needed it to play a kick drum standing up. I probably should have thrown that rogue left stage-shoe at him. And there was an energetic minority out there of kids who liked our band, and we appreciate you, though your shoe-heaving fellow academics always seem to make the road journal headlines.
Ryan, who talks into the microphone the most, let the crowd know that the band they were ignoring on the side stage between main stage acts (The Hold Steady) put out one of the best records of the year last year. Adam, who usually only speaks into the microphone to deliver his rehearsed spew about the Campus Consciousness Pavilion, decided to skip the routine at Tufts, probably so his wife didn't get puked on. I don't ever talk into the microphone, but if my mics were louder, you'd have heard me yelling "you guys are the best crowd we've ever played to!" between just about every song.
come to think of it, i might have devised a special powder-producing plastic projectile myself if i'd known joe was going to wear that hat with those glasses on stage…
The thing is we really wanted to stay and hang out at Tufts (anyway). I think Spring Fling is a really fun event for everyone except the bands, and we just wanted to be out there on the President's Lawn, drinking frisbees full of beer, rather than trying to entertain people who were drinking frisbees full of beer… but we had an evening show at Amherst College, which is a good 115 miles away, and we had to hightail it out of there after our set just to make it there by 7pm, when doors were supposed to open up. So here's the kicker:
We're rolling down Packard Avenue in the bus trying to get off campus and there's a cop car parked in the middle of the street. We pull up behind it and wait. That complete douchebag head Tufts robo-cop is leaning against the driver's window of the cop car, talking to the driver. This is the same skinhead dipshit that made Adam walk back to Olin Hall to get his laminate as we were walking on stage (like with in-ear monitors in our ears and student activities people vouching that he's in the band and everything). So prick cop dickhead keeps talking to the other cop, fully aware that we're waiting for them to pull over and let us through. Douchebag cop laughs at something the other driver says, then gives us the "one minute" index finger, and continues with his conversation.
And Taz, our driver, God bless him, whose personal mission it was to get us to Amherst in time for our next show, just laid into the horn. It was the most beautiful sound I'd ever heard. Deep, bassy, sustained, and so shockingly loud, even Blackalicious heard it on stage. Just long enough that the cop moved his car and glared at us, but not long enough that they stopped us and searched the bus for drugs. You're my goddam hero, Taz.


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People who drink more coffee – even decaffeinated – are less likely to develop liver cancer, an analysis of data from 26 studies has found.
Increasing coffee consumption may help to stave off liver cancer, a new study has suggested. Researchers have found that people who drink more coffee are less likely to develop hepatocellular cancer (HCC), the most common form of primary liver cancer – and the effect was even found in decaffeinated coffee.
Experts from the University of Southampton and the University of Edinburgh examined data from 26 studies involving more than 2.25 million participants. Compared with people who drank no coffee, those who drank one cup a day had a 20% lower risk of developing HCC, according to the study, published in the journal BMJ Open. Those who consumed two cups a day had a 35% reduced risk and for those who drank five cups, the risk was halved. They found the protective effect for decaf was "smaller and less certain than for caffeinated coffee".
The authors wrote: "It may be important for developing coffee as a lifestyle intervention in chronic liver disease, as decaffeinated coffee might be more acceptable to those who do not drink coffee or who limit their coffee consumption because of caffeine-related symptoms."
Professor Peter Hayes, of the University of Edinburgh, added: "We have shown that coffee reduces cirrhosis and also liver cancer in a dose-dependent manner. Coffee has also been reported to reduce the risk of death from many other causes. Our research adds to the evidence that, in moderation, coffee can be a wonderful natural medicine."
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When blissfully grownup R&R is the name of the game.
Ditching the wee ones — yours and everyone else's — is getting easier and more tempting with the opening of these new kid-free options on the beach in Mexico, the Maldives, Jamaica, and Saint Lucia.
1. El Dorado Maroma Palafitos Overwater Suites
Riviera Maya, Mexico
Opening: September 1, 2016
It's hard to believe, but Mexico doesn't have a resort with over-water bungalows. That travel crime will finally be corrected this fall when 30 over water bungalows (called palafitos in Spanish) are added to the El Dorado Maroma resort. Better yet? No one under 18 years old is allowed. Located on El Maroma Beach, each nearly 2,000 square foot palafito, the first of their kind in Mexico, will feature an indoor/outdoor shower, 24/7 butler service, use of an exclusive overwater restaurant, a sun deck and plunge pool, an indoor Jacuzzi, and glass floor panels that let you watch the vibrant marine life swim by right under your living room or bedroom. It's better than television.
Rates start at $1,330 per night, double occupancy and include the "Gourmet Inclusive" plan, which covers all meals and snacks, top-shelf alcohol, 24-hour room service, Wi-Fi, unlimited international long distance calls worldwide, all resort activities and entertainment, taxes, and basic gratuities.
2. Milaidhoo Island Maldives
Milaidhoo Island, Maldives
Opening: November 1, 2016
Ever wanted your own (virtually) kid-free private island? Soon you'll have one. Located on petite Milaidhoo Island, part of the Baa Atoll UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the Maldive Islands, this new five-star boutique resort will offer 30 overwater villas and 20 beach villas, featuring light wood, luxurious tubs, private plunge pools, stairs directly into the ocean, lots of sunlight and the blessed absence of anyone under nine years of age. The resort, which occupies the entire 13-acre island, will also offer three restaurants, two bars, and a four-treatment-room spa on stilts over the lagoon along with a yoga and meditation pavilion.
Rates start at $1,350 double occupancy including breakfast and dinner at the All Day Dining restaurant, welcome bottle of champagne, 24/7 Island Host and more.
3. Hideaway at Royalton Saint Lucia
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Opening: February 1, 2017
February is the cruelest month as winter lingers and spring teases. Escape into guaranteed kid-free sunshine at two new adult-only offerings in the Caribbean. Located within larger all-ages resorts, the new Hideaways in Saint Lucia and Negril are for adults only. Both new properties feature suites with amenities including in-room aromatherapy, top-shelf in-room bar, personalized beach bags and five-minute shiatsu or Thai massages at the adults-only pool and two adults-only restaurants.
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Opening: December 22, 2016
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The goal of this project is to evaluate the current extent of film education offered at WPI, determine whether or not there is potential for expanding upon those offerings, and make recommendations on how to do so based on pedagogical standards of film education within the greater Massachusetts area and the nation at large. Primarily research driven, this project investigates other universities, various leading sources in film education, and the WPI student and faculty base to justify the expansion of film at WPI and create a plan for doing so which takes into consideration the needs, wants, and desires of the WPI community.
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Ross Lumbus
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|This person has Assburgers Syndrome,
so you can't say anything bad! :-(
Be aware of that, you insensitive fuck.
Ross Lumbus is an Asspie retard and closet homosexual who shits his crap in the number of ways proving he has internet disease. He's a cleaner because he can't get a better job. He has been butthurt by ED as a bum chum of Flardox and has been trying to baleet the article on him calling members of ED "paedos". He has a litany of ED usernames that are boring and predictable - Ross Lumbus, Rossco, RossLum, Ross.Lumbus, Lumbus.Ross, Lumbus.R, Lumbus-R, Lumbus, $Rossco$, XRosscoX, and ZRosscoZ]. Most of them have tried to blank the article and have also attacked the talk pages of Endedrural, Drunken Lazy Bastard, and White Mystery threatening all of them. He also threatened SecurityBot! He loves Jack Thompson and uses his techniques with lollerlegals and has now issued a Final Warning to members;
You suck fucking bastards. You will remove the bullshit about me, and stop menacing minors like Flardox and Joeker with the stuff on them and remove that as well. Or I'll run your fucked arses through the courts for a litany of offences against children. Each and every one of you. And don't think I won't fucking do it, cunts. Leave these boys alone, delete the articles and go fuck yourselves.
The edit summaries contain the following butthurt proclamations:
- leave the boy alone
- I said leave the boy alone you bullies - he's a minor
- i told you guys to leave him alone - paedophiles
- i'll keep coming back until you permanently delete the articles, cunt!
- leave this boy alone as well! PAEDOS!!
- you paedos are going to DIE!!!!!!!
- fuck off security bot!
- this is fucking pathetic
- ban me again - and you're dead fuck wit
- I'm not stopping you fuck wits
- pay proper attention!
- get fucked
- fuck off!
- you're dead fuckhead
- get fucked cunts! (he's been butthurt by this article!!)
- delete Flardox and my article shithead or DIE!!!
- I'm not stopping, cunts, until you do as you are told!
- I'll fucking sue!!!!
It has been revealed that Ross has an Autistic kid, and it is reported that he had to fight for access to him from his ex-wife so he could practise scientology on him. Ed Rodriguez may be a his mentor.
A visit to Flardox's little blog reveals more about this faggot:
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The following was revealed recently on the Intensity Squared forum
Hey guys how are you all. My apologies for not being online. After recovering from Gall bladder surgery I got a nasty dose of Pneumonia and it knocked me pretty badly which is to be expected after te year I had healthwise. New system at work I had o get used to , time off, loss in pay.....lets say a bit on my plate.
More whining. A little bit of sickness and we have a horrible health crisis!! Get over it!
I curtailed most online activities. Good new is I have managed to rally and going into 2009, I have only a skin cancer as a pressing concern and general lack of fitness (though I have dropped 2 stone since the start of the year). It will be a great year of this I am firmly convinced.
So he's going to be an hero and use cancer as an explanation. We can't wait!
On the Internets
- ASD Community, Ross's Assburgers forum. A place of unimaginable fail.
- Ross's Blogger Profile
- Ross's banned Aspies for Freedom profile
Flardox's blog entry where above quotes came frombaleeted
- User page at Open Ed
- User page at Linked In
- [email protected] - Ross's email address
- Paid by the hour??
- Also has secret accounts at Spectrumites (as Grumpy) and Intensity Squared (as Al Swearengen)
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