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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Day 3: Welches, OR to Kah-Nee-Ta, OR - 64 miles - Climb 5,150
Started the day with a long climb that took us around Mt. Hood with temps in the low 50s. Coming down the mountain being buffeted by 18 wheelers was scary. The topograghy has changed drastically. We started the day in the alpine Pacific Northwest and are now in desert sagebrush with temps in the mid 80s. It looks like the old TV show Bonanza could have been filmed a few miles from here. Hard to believe we are only three days into this as a routine has already formed. Missing Belle dearly but we at least get to talk and text daily.
Roadkill count: 12
Flats: 0
Hurts: Sore hands from constant braking and roughchip/seal roads
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"…another magical, perfectly orchestrated, calamitous production from the Mischief Theatre Company."
West End Theatre Guide London
Peter Pan Goes Wrong is a play written by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Harry Shields and is a Mischief Theatre Company production. Following a very popular run at the Apollo Theatre last year, the play has returned for another strictly limited season.
In this play, the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society (of The Play That Goes Wrong infamy), having received a generous donation from a cast member's father, are putting on another production, this time an interpretation of the J. M. Barrie classic, Peter Pan, and the result is one of comic mayhem, with botched lines and technical disasters, which leaves the audience crying with laughter!
Harry Kershaw (The Play That Goes Wrong, Lights! Camera! Improvise!, One Man, Two Guvnors) played Captain Hook and George Darling. Kershaw's comic timing was fantastic throughout and his audience interaction abilities also shine in this production.
Peter Pan was played by Daniel Pitout (A Midsummer Night's Dream, Blood Wedding, White Christmas). Pitout's over-exaggerated proud hero stance was pure comedy gold, a performance full of incompetent flying mishaps.
Laurence Pears (The Play That Goes Wrong, The Tempest, La Dispute) played the Narrator of the play. His storytelling was excellent and his interaction with his faulty chair was hilarious.
Oliver Senton (Showstopper!, Mamma Mia, The Tempest) played Nana, the Darling family dog, and Starkey. Senton's interpretation of Starkey was hilarious with incomprehensible, slurred lines.
The Darling children – Wendy, Michael and John – were played by Bryony Corrigan (The Play That Goes Wrong, How I Learned To Drive, Lights! Camera! Improvise!), Matt Cavendish (The Play That Wrong, Lights! Camera! Improvise!, Sleeping Beauty) and Sydney K Smith (The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Butterfly Lion, Murder on the Nile). They were all fantastic, particularly in the collapsing bed scene.
Peter Pan Goes Wrong is a brilliant mix of fluffed lines, set collapses and mishaps, stage crew being roped into the production and injured, and bandaged actors battling determinedly to make the final curtain. It is another magical, perfectly orchestrated, calamitous production from the Mischief Theatre Company.


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San Antonio FC (11-1-7), fresh off their first win and clean sheet in over a month, will host Orange County SC (7-5-4) on Saturday night for the first time since the California club rebranded from Orange County Blues FC prior to the 2017 season.
After three straight draws in United Soccer League play, SAFC finally bagged all three points again on July 29, winning 1-0 away to Phoenix Rising FC and their star-studded attack. Forward Cesar Elizondo drew a somewhat controversial penalty kick within the last ten minutes of the match and midfielder Rafa Castillo buried it for the game's only goal. Despite being tested a number of times by Phoenix, SAFC's defense kept a clean sheet for the first time since June 10.
Orange County will be playing their sixth match in three weeks, most recently losing 1-0 to Los Angeles Galaxy II on Wednesday. However, that LA goal was the only one Orange County has conceded in their last three matches, meaning SAFC's offense won't have it easy on Saturday. In addition, Orange County had gone seven matches without losing before Wednesday.
However, SAFC bolstered their offense on Friday, announcing the signing of Ever Guzman, a Mexican-American forward who played and scored for Mexico at the 2005 FIFA U-17 World Championship and had been under contract with Monarcas Morelia since 2004. Since 2009, Guzman has been sent to a number of Mexican clubs on loan.
Game Twenty. San Antonio, TX. 8/5/2017. Kickoff 7:30pm CDT
How to Watch: USL Match Center, USLSoccer.com
Keys for SAFC: SAFC's defense has been the foundation of their success this season and after a slide by their standards, they're back in the business of clean sheets after the match against Phoenix. With the offense starting to look on the up again as well, SAFC is almost assured three points if they can score, and Orange County has shown the capacity to concede three or four goals, sometimes without an answer.
Player to Watch: Missing a couple months due to injury, during which the SAFC offense wasn't always clicking without him, SAFC forward Cesar Elizondo has come off the bench the last two matches and drew the match-winning penalty kick in the most recent. While he may not be ready to start yet, Elizondo's return is a promising sign as SAFC enters the final third of their season.
Projected Starting XI (4-2-3-1): Restrepo; Newnam, Ibeagha, McCarthy, Cochrane; Castillo, Reed; Tyrpak, Vega, Forbes; Ajeakwa
Score Predictions:
Kyle Mahnke: SAFC 3 – 0 OCSC
Jonathan Check: SAFC 2 – 0 OCSC
Jose Mario Jimenez: SAFC 2 – 1 OCSC
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LATEST SUBMISSIONS FIRST – THESE ARE BIGFOOT SIGHTINGS THAT HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATED WITH WITNESS INTERVIEWS OCCURRING EITHER IN PERSON, BY PHONE, OR BOTH. WE BELIEVE THE WITNESSES ARE TELLING THE TRUTH ABOUT THE EVENTS THEY DESCRIBE. UPDATE: After investigating further, we have determined some of these to be invalid due to inconsistent or problem testimony of eyewitnesses (Highlands County and Tate's Hell accounts). Some of the others may be mis-identifications of known animals.
October 1993 – NEAR SUWANNEE RIVER, SUWANNEE CO. – Luraville, Florida.
Ill start with the first encounter. It was the fall of 1993. The later part of Oct. I had just gotten off of work and was taking my afternoon walk like I did everyday. It was around 4:30 in the afternoon when I started off in the woods off of the main grade, which is about a 1/2 mile north of Peacock rd. About 3 miles as the crow flys from highway 51 in a little place called Luraville.
There was about a 1/4 mile or so of scrub oaks and wild brush, on both sides of the little road that I was on before it opened up and dropped down into a depression between full grown oaks on both side of the road. My grandmothers dogs always went with me when I went for my walks and they where in front of me by maybe 5 feet when we first entered the bottom, and I the first feeling that something was out of place.
We were in the bottom for maybe 1 min to a 1 min and 1/2 before I saw the dogs standing rock still, tensed, and looking off to our right. I looked over to the right and it was at this time that I broke out in a cold sweat, and all the hair on the back of my neck stood up. I looked up the hill in the direction that the dogs were looking and i guess it was around 50 yards standing in a little bunch of oaks was this creature. There was little shrubs around the base of the oaks that where 3 to 4 ft tall and the creature was another 4 ft above them, so I would say that it stood anywhere from 71/2 to 8 ft tall. At this time the creature reached out and grabbed 2 of the oaks which were 5 to 6 feet apart and began banging the trees together while making sort of a whooping sound. It was at this time that I decided that I no longer needed to be there so I took off. The creature that I saw at this encounter was 7 to 8 ft tall and covered in brown hair. I knew it wasnt a man in a suit because the trees that it grab and bangged together where 25 to 30 ft tall and 5 to 6 ft apart, and it bangged them together like they were sapplings. i also noticed a real musky order coming from him.
The second encounter happened 3 days later and about 1/2 mile from the first sitting on the other side of the main grade. I had just left my grandmothers from having lunch and was on my way back to work. I was riding a 4 wheeler and decided to cut through the woods by pump springs. i had just past pump springs come out to bathtub springs and started heading north on a little pig trail that runs through the area. There was a hay field on my right and the woods on the left. I was just coming to an area where the woods start to thin out when I notice something brown running besides me about 15 to 20 ft in the woods. I was just about to come into an area where the woods fall away and open up to a lime rock road when I see the creature throw something at me that hits me in the chest. I waited until I got to the end of the road before I stopped. When i stopped I saw that what ever it was had thrown a dead rabbit at me that had been turned inside out. Again I knew that what I had seen was not a person because I was going around 15 to 20 miles an hour and this thing stayed up with me for at least 3 to 5 secounds. What I saw was brown in color, hunched over running it still stood at least 5 ft.
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Submitted: February 22, 2009 by Scott Music, Ozark, Alabama
1981-Christmas break 1986 – POLK COUNTY – Winter Haven, Florida.
It's been over 22 years, but I still remember the incidents pretty well. Back then I was terrified, but now I realize that I encountered something special and would pay money for the opportunity to see it again.
The thing I remember most is the feeling of my senses disconnected from my brain while the encounter took place. I don't know if I can explain it, but your eyes always work in unison with your brain and your brain continually processes what you see. On this particular night, my brain could not process what my eyes were telling it they were seeing. I ended up freezing still while my brain was in overload trying to figure out what I was seeing. It's a very strange feeling that I never felt before or since.
I'll try to make this as concise as possible without neglecting pertinent info.
A little background…
In 1981, I moved "with my parents" to Winter Haven from Miami. The area we moved to was much less developed and more heavily wooded than it is at present day.
Within weeks of living in my new neighborhood, I befriended several other children my age and we would explore and play in the surrounding woods. At this time there was an elderly couple whose property bordered the woods; their property as well, provided the easiest access to the areas of the woods we liked to go.
One day on our way out of the woods, the elderly gentlemen stopped us in his back yard and asked us if we had seen the hermit in the woods yet. Hermit, we asked? He told us a story about a hermit that lived out in the woods and would come up in the early morning and dig though his trash and make a mess of things. He said that he was short and had very long hair and beard. The old man said that he would chase the hermit away and the hermit would run back into the woods. At the time I just took this as an old man telling a bunch of kids a story, maybe trying to scare us.
Soon after settling in to our new home, I began to hear what I can only call screams. Very very strange screams/yelling coming from the wooded area near our home. Now, I was from Miami and had no idea what a wild animal might sound like and I just assumed it to be such. The screams were heard probably 1-2 nights a week and always between probably 11pm to 4am. They would start and go on for about 10min, then stop for about 30min and start again. I would ask my friends if they would hear it and they would tell me yes and that their parents told them it was a cow or pig out in the woods. I knew no better and just brushed it off. This went on for a few years. Sometimes it would sound closer "and louder" than others. I became used to it and eventually wouldn't even hear it.
I ran across this – http://www.oregonbigfoot.com/sounds/ORBF_OH_howl_94.mp3. It is extremely close to what we heard and I get chill bumps when I hear it. It sounds like someone in pain and is very eerie to say the least.
Now for the actual sighting…
Christmas break of 1986. By this time, my friends and I were a little more mature and would actually camp out in the wooded area around our neighborhood. We probably spent dozens of nights out there over the years. Odd, now that I look back; we never heard the screams while we were camping out in the area "perhaps whatever was making the noise knew we were there and laid low."
On this particular night, there were 4 of us all together. It was around 8pm and we realized that we might not have enough fire wood for the night, so a friend and I grabbed the flashlights and headed out into the woods. We were probably 200-250 yards from camp when we heard what sounded like a bird coming from the right of us at about 50 yards away. It was a loud weird bird call that I have never heard before. We found this interesting and it seemed to be coming from near ground level; so we decided to see if we could find what was making the noise.
Upon approaching, it stopped. We looked around for a few minutes, found nothing and lost interest; only to have it start again when we were back to where we were when we first heard it. This peaked our interest once again and we started on our way back to where it seemed to be emanating. Of course, again it stopped. Losing interest again we turned around and continued back to where we were. This time however, at the moment we turned around, I noticed an object about 25 yards in front of us "the exact area we just came from" that seemed out of place; I didn't remember it being there before.
At first look "and in the dark of the night" it looked like a tree stump, but there was no tree stump there before. Then I remember saying out loud "what is that." At that time, both my friend and I shined our flashlights on it and whatever it was, stood up. It was about 5' tall and somewhat thin with grayish "ash color" hair maybe 2" long covering its entire body.
At the precise moment it stood up, it turned to our right and began to run. I must add that the direction it ran took it through a large patch of sugar sand. When it hit the sugar sand, it didn't even seem to slow down. It ran through the sugar sand faster than the fastest human could run on a hard surface. At the edge of the sugar sand patch were palmetto bushes. Once it reached the palmetto bushes; it dove head first into the bushes and we could hear it scurry off. After the effects of shock wore off, we ran like little girls back to camp and then home. We never camped out there again and even going out there in the day light was not as fun as it once was. I always felt like I was being watched.
I can not say for sure we witnessed a Bigfoot, Sasquatch or Skunk Ape. I can not even say for sure that this is the creature that was called a hermit "by the old man" or the one responsible for the screams over the years. All I can say is, we witnessed a bipedal creature about 5' tall maybe weighing 90-100lbs that was more athletic and agile than any human I have ever seen, it moved very fast. Its arms and legs were long in proportion to the rest of its body and it was covered in about 2" of grayish fur/hair. The whole incident form the time it stood up until the time we couldn't hear it any more through the palmetto bushes lasted about 7 seconds.
Submitted: February 2, 2009 by Lee L., Lakeland, Florida
February 1994 – POLK COUNTY – Winter Haven, Florida.
Woman reports seeing 7′ tall auburn colored hairy creature standing by the side of the road near a patch of trees next to a swamp. She hits hi-beams and witnesses the creature at as close a distance of 10 feet while slowly (10-15mph) driving on a rural paved road. Woman shaken up and tells husband who prompts her to return to the area with him while he exits car and looks around with flashlight. She crouches on floor of car waiting for husband to hurry and get back in car. Nothing more is found or noted. Woman clearly sees details of creature including face and makes sketch.
Not long after (about a month), the family and a neighbor hear very loud noises in the trees near the house they have never heard before sounding somewhat like a motor. They investigate and do not see anything but keep hearing it growling. They then notice a neatly laid out string of garbage leading down to the creek to the east. About the same time a neighbor reports one of his dogs being killed. The husband says that the creek leads up north to the Green Swamp.
Sketch by Katie Achenback, All Rights Reserved 2008
Submitted: June 12, 2008
April 2008 – LIBERTY COUNTY – Tate's Hell, Apalachicola National Forest, Florida.
Man reports that two women (one of whom works for his sister-in-law) reports seeing 9′ tall hairy bipedal creature walking across road and into swamp in early morning about 7:30 AM about 75 yards in front of car.
Submitted: April 2008
August 2004 – HIGHLANDS COUNTY – Sebring, Florida.
Man reports seeing 8′ plus tall dark muscular bipedal creature coming up out of ditch and then walking across road in front of car about 100 – 150 yards away at 3:00 AM as he is passing through from his girlfriend's house on a regular route. He notices eyes reflecting in headlights and assumes deer as it is in ditch on left side of road appearing about 4 feet off ground. But as it moves out of ditch and onto road, eyes are now remarkably high and he sees outline of two-legged creature as it takes 3 steps and is into woods on right side. Man drives up to where it entered woods, stops truck and notices bad pungent smell. He shines Q-Beam, 1 million candle-power spotlight into woods and immediately following, he hears a very deep roaring sound followed by two short grunts and a branch hits the bed of his truck with a loud noise, leaving a noticeable dent. The branch lands in bed of truck and is 2-3″ in diameter and has number of green leaves attached, apparently just broken off tree. He estimates that stick had to be thrown from 10-15′ away due to location of forest canopy and thickness (any further back and stick would not have clear line of sight). Man, very shaken drives off.
He reports incident to park ranger later in morning. Florida Bigfoot Researcher, upon being contacted by man via Website contacts park ranger who confirms story and states that hairs of mans' arms are standing on end as he recounts harrowing experience. Researcher later meets man to take photos of truck and they drive to site in researchers' Hummer.
Man, a talkative gentleman, suddenly quiets down as they get near the site and is noticeably unnerved as he has not come this way since the incident, some 3 years prior. Researcher notices mans arms with very large goosebumps as they approach spot where he had sighting and attempts to calm man down.
Above: Top Left – Dent in Vehicle, Top Right -Location of Crossing, Lower Left – Ditch Location Where First Sighted, Lower Right – Location of Stick Throwing
Submitted: December 2007


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The Boys Win Glendale's 22 District Title posting a 7-0 final score v West Plains.
Stats: RyFeen with the game winner/1A, RyLo with the Brace/1A, Maximus with the Brace, JDix 1G/1A, Peyt 1G, Andy 1A, Hacky Sack 1A, DrewB 1A & Grant David 1A.
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Friday: 4:30pm in the stadium. W-W-W.
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Glendale will host Rolla Tuesday at 6:00pm in State Sectionals.


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Just when I had begun to hope that winter was over I woke up to a fresh layer of thick fluffy snow as far as I could see. I sat drinking my tea this morning and watched those thick flakes fall from the sky. Remarkable icy beauty and it caused me to wonder if this is what the manna from the Bible looked like. For 40 years the Lord provided food for His people as they wandered in the desert. This food came in the form of manna, a wafer that tasted like honey. Just enough for one day. Not too much nor too little. I imagine that when it first fell the people were awestruck by this remarkable food; a miracle. But I also imagine after 40 years of it, it no longer seemed like a miracle to them. Each day they woke to the same boring miracle food. It seems we struggle to be content with what we have, When we have enough we want more… or at least a little ketchup to make things more exciting.
And I wonder how many miracles I experience everyday that I treat in this way. When I stop to think about it, every breath I breathe truly is a miracle. Every sunrise, every blooming flower. Miracles all around me. Yet I become bored. There is new life growing within me as I write this. An absolute miracle happens every second within my own body and I am barely aware of it.
And today, today is Good Friday. A day we experience every year. A day so easily taken for granted. THE day that one of the most incredible miracles of all time happened. A day second only to Easter Sunday. And yet, we are bored with it. Easter, we can dress up with flowers, candy and bright colors because otherwise it's rather boring. Good Friday can't even be dressed up. It is a miracle that we really don't know how to appreciate.
So today as I watch the snow fall I am reminded of an incredible fall. When God Himself fell from heaven and knowing that His beloved children would grow bored with the miracle, He did it anyway.
He humiliated Himself so that we could be risen up.
Today we remember that the one who created us
and the entire universe,
every beautiful detail of it…
that God chose to hang naked… beaten… mocked… and rejected on a cross fit for a criminal.
And frankly, I don't like to think about it. I'd much rather think about bright colors, flowers and candy… but that's a whole other discussion.
Winter isn't over. 2000 years ago, death and darkness were conquered yet until our Lord returns we will still experience the effects of it. Sickness, pain, suffering these things still exist in our world. But we have hope! And as we watch the snow fall today, let's reflect on the miracle that happened 2000 years ago for our sake.


text: Share: Comments Print August 2, 2010 at 7:45 PM Monday night links and notes Posted by Percy Allen Back in town and see that a quick perusal of the net reveals a few items worth passing along: — Most notably is that Gig Harbor's Austin Seferian-Jenkins has set Aug. 16 as the date he will reveal his choice of college, according to the Tacoma News-Tribune, in a press conference at 6:30 p.m. at the Gig Harbor Yacht Club (not even sure they'd allow someone like me in there so may have to call on someone else to cover that one). Conventional wisdom is that it's either Texas or UW for Seferian-Jenkins, with UCLA also on the periphery (and here's a Texas take on the announcement of his announcement). Seferian-Jenkins is considered one of the top commits in the state of Washington this year. — Speaking of top recruits, here's a Sporting News item on Kasen Williams whittling his list to five. — ESPN.com's Ted Miller rounds up the official tally of starters for all Pac-10 teams, which shows UW at the top with 19. Of course, there's always a little semantics involved in this stuff. UW basically lost at least two full-time starters of a year ago on offense (FB Paul Homer and OL Ben Ossai) and just lost TE Kavario Middleton. But the overall point, that UW has a lot of starters back and as a result, a lot of experience, is obviously valid. — ESPN is also reliving the "50 Most Painful Outcomes in College Football HIstory" and has the 1982 Apple Cup at No. 44. (Wonder if the 1990 loss to UCLA, which might have cost UW a national title that year, as well, will also show up?) — With the season approaching, The Oregonian's Pac-10 blog is back in business with news and notes from every team in the conference. — A writer for the Football Outsiders says Daniel Te'o-Nesheim "could be the top pass rusher" of all NFL rookies this year. — Jon Wilner had more good stuff today on how Pac-10 expansion and how the new conference might be divided. — Vegas disagrees a little bit with Pac-10 media, establishing Oregon and Oregon State as co-favorites to win the conference this year. All for now. Comments


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The Tree of Gondor symbol, with seven stars, is beautifully laser engraved on this elegant leatherette keychain.
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Hi all,
Yes, it's been a while since I truly wrote a blog piece and I'm sorry. I've had one of the biggest periods of life change that I have ever had. This ushered me into making a lot of significant changes and establishing I guess a new me, a new way of being and working to hopefully be of some use to someone somewhere once again.
The good news is that I'm getting there and things are nearly moving in the right direction and, to the point of the post, I've been catching up on reading and reflecting and have recently read this **Brain Pickings article introducing 'The Art of Loving'. A masterwork by German social psychologist, psychoanalyst, and philosopher, Eric Formm.
The article starts with a powerful statement by the great Zen teacher Thich Nhat Hanh and on to Fromm's insight that the problem with 'loving' in modern society is that we expect it by chance which greatly whets the whistle for the interested reader – me.
To love without knowing how to love wounds the person we love – Thich Nhat Hanh.
The masterwork is a…
"…case for love as a skill to be honed the way artists apprentice themselves to the work on the way to mastery, demanding of its practitioner both knowledge and effort."
I guess some of us are more practised and maybe have roles models than others.
If you are like me, you might consider yourself outgoing, caring, even loving to family and the right people. But what is the definition of truly loving? Is there one way?
Consider the wide range of personalities and conditions out there in the world. I mean, we've all got a past and we've all had our trials, failures and successes – some are lucky enough to have made it and kept it leaving others asking why? How…?
You don't know what you don't know and, even for those who have made it, it's worth reading this article and what have you got to lose by reading the book?
I've ordered mine and it isn't going to be no 'Shelf-Help'! Update: the featured image is me with my copy…
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Celebrating the 5-year anniversary of the Tampa Bay Margarita Festival, I was flown out from Austin Texas, to Tampa Florida to provide event photography for 813area and Big City Events. This is my third year in a row to cover the festival and it has quickly grown to be one of my favorites!
I arrived to the festival mid afternoon, picked up my all access badge and photo/shoot list from 813area. First on the list was to capture photos of staff and personel, so who better to start with than the company that who hired me? :D
It was time to get started on this list, it was a pretty long and after reading it I decided that I needed a drink! There were so many different kinds of margarita's to order from, where does one even start? So I started at the beginning of the list and worked my way down. (Recently, Tampa Bay Margarita Festival wrote an article about 10 different margarita's, read about it here.) I have to admit, there wasn't a single margarita that I didn't like, everything was delicious!
This year's musical line up included The Getbye, The Whole Damn Mess, Ries Brothers, Ript and headlining the show was the Barenaked Ladies! I didn't get an opportunity to photograph all of the bands, but here are a few I was able to capture. All the bands performed great, lots of high energy and dancing with margarita's in hand, it was a lot of fun! :)
And of course the audience had a great time this year. I believe there might have been a few issues last year with how customers purchased drinks and with extended long lines to place drink orders. Thankfully, that error was corrected and everything ran pretty smoothly this year. :) I had such a good time at this year's event, I hope I get invited to come out again for next year! Here are a few images through out the park during the Margarita Festival.
That wraps up this edition of my blog, I hope you enjoyed reading and checking out the photos I captured this year. If you would like to view all of the photos captured by 813area, (I believe all of the photographers dropped their photos into one big gallery) you can click on this link here!
I would like to give a shout out to 813area / Myarea Network for inviting me for my third year, a special thanks to Big City Events, all of the bands that came out and performed, the food sponsors and of course all of the liquor sponsors! By the way, my favorite margarita was the Kiwi Margarita, if you attended, what was your favorite? Would love to hear from you guys and until next time, I wish you all the very best!


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This could be dangerous. I'm just sitting here typing without purpose. Free associating almost. But, hey, not all posts can be masterpieces, can they?
I have a wickedly busy day ahead today. It's the time of year. I almost hate it. I can't hate it completely because there's only three weeks of school left and I hate the kids being in school more than I hate this time of year so my time-of-year hatred is only an almost hatred. But it's still going to take a lot out of me so I am trying to budget my time very, very carefully (which is why I am going upstairs to take a very carefully thought-out and calculated nap in about 5 minutes).
Redheaded Snippet is in her school's play again. This year it's Aladdin Jr and she's the off-her-nut genie. So, today, Mom and I are running all over South Jersey to come up with all the fancy tidbits we'll need to piece together her costume. We had some harrowing moments in Walmart last night on our first scouting mission for the project. You can imagine: three opinionated women (Redheaded Snippet was with us) each with their own vision for the costume trying to come to somewhat of an agreement on what this thing will look like after a minimal amount of time and money. At one point, I actually grasped Redheaded Snippet (whose eyes were moist from frustration) by the shoulders, looked deep into her eyes and said, "How many of these costumes have your Grandmother and I done for you? Have we EVER let you down?" She was still unable to trust us completely. She's an independent one. Don't know where she gets that from.
Well, we managed to come to somewhat of a plan. We are no longer planning on making her blue. Not her clothes blue, her skin blue. She had her heart set on being blue. But, sadly for her, that idea was eliminated after much discussion. I don't know where on earth I would find the right quality makeup and in the amounts we would need. I'm sure I'd have to go to Philly. I don't think we'd have the time we'd need to get her all blued up, especially for the during-school-hours matinee when she has to do her own makeup. And, I'm pretty sure she would look kind of sickly when painted blue. You know how our eyes and mouths tend to look when surrounded by an inhuman color like that: corpse-like or rabid.
Instead, we're leaving her skin lily-white and making her costume a brilliant shimmering blue. With silver accents. Snippet insists on silver accents, NOT gold. I don't know, whatever, we can work with that. For added interest, we're going to make use of this long braid of hair my mother once bought at a yard sale years ago in a flash of inspiration. We all thought she was nuts at the time, but she said she felt by the pricking of her thumbs that it would come in very handy. And she was right. So far, we've used it in at least three costumes. It's about the same color as Snippet's hair so we're going to make a headpiece and attach the braid to it, wind it around in a smallish bun on top of her head and let it hang down her back. I think it will act drama and distinction to the ensemble.
I've been imagining her prancing around on stage with a long ostrich or peacock plume in her hand and we've agreed she needs to be coated in body glitter, but that's about all I've got. I'm feeling a little behind on this costume. In years past the ideas have come to me pretty strongly and quickly, but I don't really seem to know what to do for this one.
Since I'm talking about them, how about we visit costumes past? In 6th grade, it was Cinderella and Redheaded Snippet was an ugly stepsister. She needed a garish, ugly, loud ball gown. So we went to Goodwill and found this:
You can't tell so much in the photo, but it was very sparkly. You also can't tell in the photo but it smelled very strongly of old lady (peppermints, liniment and Jean Nate').
We did this to it:
Reserved a few of these to put in her hair later:
Paired it with a matching blue skirt (also found at Goodwill) to which Lobelia had kindly and quickly attached a few layers of lavender tulle:
And topped it with these sparkly blue/purple/green shoes:
And voila! That's one ugly stepsister!
Last year, it was Annie Jr. and Redheaded Snippet was Miss Hannigan. We had a tremendous amount of fun with this costume. She actually needed two. We found almost everything at Goodwill. Here she is in her lounge wear: fuchsia pajama pants, cream shift and flowered robe used as a Kimono:
I did her make-up, put her hair in a chignon and attempted a finger wave:
We added a big ring, some dragon-lady fingernails and a cigarette holder Mom had in her costume stash (from when her church group played a live version of Clue) complete with a fake cigarette lovingly and hand-made by Daria.
Completing the effect was a fuchsia turban Daria had bought Mom for Christmas as a joke several years ago. I think she's ready for her close up:
The other costume needed very little added to it. We found this dress exactly as you see it here at Goodwill, minus the beads, of cours. Here, Mom is preparing to hem and cut out the front so Redheaded Snippet's rolled-down stockings and rouged knees would be visible.
The stockings, a pair of my Grandmom's old shoes, and a big flower over her ear were all this dress needed to be perfect! Don't you think she looked smashing?
This next one wasn't for a school play, but it did require a trip to Goodwill. Redheaded Snippet and her friends participated in an annual talent show at school and tied for first place. They lip synced and danced to the song from the Six Flags commercials so, of course, Redheaded Snippet was that crazy old man:
Probably our easiest costume to date, this one just required a black jacket and dress pants (from Goodwill's Menswear section), red suspenders, red bow tie, black glasses and bald cap. The suspenders came from Walmart and The Viking was kind enough to go find the bald cap and make the bow tie from a red ribbon we had lying around the house. Even Dad got in on the action this time! The bald cap looked goofy at close range, but from the stage it looked perfect!
So, can you see the kind of pressure I'm under? Everyone expects her to have a great costume and I'm just not feeling it yet. When I asked her director for some, um, direction on what her costume should look like she said, "I'm not telling you anything! I don't want to get in the way of your creative process at all! I can't wait to see what you come up with this year!" High praise, indeed, but that means I gotta get my rear in gear.
Hopefully today's plunderings of dollar and fabric stores will yield hearty booty. I don't know why I went pirate all of a sudden. But I think that's my cue to go get that nap.


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Have you ever wondered what it is that your body needs on an every day basis in order to stay healthy? Is it really as simple as eating the right foods and avoiding processed ingredients that we can't pronounce, or is there a deeper secret the experts are keeping from us? According to the American Medical Association, the things that our body needs daily include: fibers, proteins, minerals, carbohydrates, phytonutrients, vitamins, and amino acids. But what all of that really means, and how can we consume all of it in one day?
The simple answer will be: Nutrition.
While we enjoy an abundance of foods rich in textures and taste, many of our foods today are over processed and have little to offer nutritionally. The fact is that we may be well fed, but really we are nutritionally starved.
Our diet is the cornerstone of our health. At the end of the day all that matters is controlling the number of calories we take in, while raising the amount of nutrients we ingest. The combination of lowering calories and increasing neutrinos is a combination punch that can prevent disease, dramatically slow the aging process and help us to live longer, more youthful and happier lives.
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- Add fresh berries to your breakfast – Berries are packed with antioxidants and neutrinos. They are practically a super food. By adding a serving of fruit to your breakfast you already raised the bar in your daily fruit and veggie intake.
- Season your food with herbs or other healthy spices instead of salt - A little salt is ok, too much isn't. The simple truth is that most of us get too much. Adding fresh or dried basil, sage, oregano, or other herbs to your dishes not only lends an irresistible taste and aroma to whatever you're cooking.
- Snack on mixed nuts instead – Nuts are rich in fats but those are good healthy fats. A handful of nuts can satisfy hunger without hurting your mid section. Always choose nuts over chocolate (although a cube of dark chocolate doesn't hurt).
- Juice your veggies and drink green smoothies! – Perhaps the best, and simplest way to get large amounts veggies into your diet is the juicing option. A single 16 oz of green juice can contain up to 7 servings of veggies!


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April 2014
Keeper is jolly good
Wed, 30th Apr 2014
Ryan Goodfellow - "Ibrox was a bit different but having played there I now feel that I can play anywhere.Read more
Preview v Rangers
Wed, 30th Apr 2014
East End Park welcomes the League One championsRead more
Football Fans in Training
Mon, 28th Apr 2014
A new intake for the football fans in trainingRead more
Geggan's victory clincher
Sun, 27th Apr 2014
"We came here to get a result ahead of the play offs to get our confidence back up.Read more
Arbroath 1 Dunfermline 2
Sat, 26th Apr 2014
SPFL League One; Four survivors from the team that started at Ayr. Ryan Thomson (14) 0-1; Michael Travis (54) 1-1; Andy Geggan (79) 1-2.Read more
Callum focussed on play offs
Sat, 26th Apr 2014
"There are bigger things than playing Rangers this seasonRead more
Coaches Charity Match
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Fri, 25th Apr 2014
Jim Jefferies on Thursday
Fri, 25th Apr 2014
24/04/14: JJ - Fans can do their part to drive us towards that goal.Read more
U20s v Inverness CT
Thu, 24th Apr 2014
Evans (28) 1-0, Sutherland (54) 2-0, Cooper (81) 3-0; Graham (85 pen.) 3-1.Read more
Preview Arbroath
Wed, 23rd Apr 2014
Arbroath have taken seven points from their last three games.Read more
Pars United CIC
Tue, 22nd Apr 2014
AGM for Pars United CIC scheduled for Tuesday 6th May 2014Read more
Thommo heading on
Mon, 21st Apr 2014
"It just shows you that whatever has happened behind the scenes, we are doing something right.Read more
Schoolboy Training & Match Schedule
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Sun, 20th Apr 2014
Opportunity for Lewis
Sun, 20th Apr 2014
"Ryan Williamson, Lewis Martin, Ross Millen, Shaun Byrne have all been there and dome it but now it is my turn.Read more
Manager post Ayr United
Sat, 19th Apr 2014
19/04/14: JJ - "We came down here with intentions of leaving boys out and it worked outRead more
Finn Graham
Sat, 19th Apr 2014
Allan (9) 0-1; Mercer (26) 1-1; Gardiner (43) 1-2; Williamson (47) 2-2; Byrne (79) 3-2; McPake (81) 3-3Read more
Ayr United 1 Dunfermline 1
Sat, 19th Apr 2014
SPFL League One from Somerset Park. Thomson (50) 0-1; Forrest (55) 1-1Read more
Pars Youths have the experience
Sat, 19th Apr 2014
"We showed that we could handle the highly pressurised situation.Read more
Manager on Thursday
Fri, 18th Apr 2014
17/04/14: JJ - "In my opinion, once you've played your 36 games, any suspensions should roll over to next season,Read more
Topps World Stars are well above Par!
Thu, 17th Apr 2014
Summer football carnival with the launch of their World Stars Match Attax TRead more
Supporters Council go to Kelty
Thu, 17th Apr 2014
Supporters Council announce open meeting at the Moray Institute in Kelty on Tuesday 22nd AprilRead more
Chairman's call
Wed, 16th Apr 2014
Save the dates: Wednesday 7th May, Saturday 10th MayRead more
Preview Ayr United
Wed, 16th Apr 2014
Ayr United have occupied a play off spot for a long period of the season but just when in matters that position is being challenged by both Stenhousemuir and Forfar Athletic.Read more
No goal for Thommo to celebrate
Mon, 14th Apr 2014
Birthday boy claims "Earlier in the season we were scoring for fun"Read more
Williamson's Championship goal
Sun, 13th Apr 2014
"We just weren't ruthless enough in front of goal and didn't get as many opportunities in the second half as we would have liked.Read more
Managers post Forfar
Sat, 12th Apr 2014
12/04/14: JJ "We have got there with three games to go and these boys deserve a lot of credit."Read more
U20s v Ross County
Sat, 12th Apr 2014
Kyle MacLeod (45) 1-0; own goal (77) 1-1Read more
Dunfermline 0 Forfar Athletic 0
Sat, 12th Apr 2014
Ross Millen, Callum Morris, Ross Forbes, Faissal El Bakhtaoui and Lawrence Shankland out. Ryan Williamson, Lewis Martin, Alex Whittle, Ryan Thomson and Allan Smith in.Read more
Geggan would murder play offs
Sat, 12th Apr 2014
"Opponents are sitting in against us and making it difficult for us.Read more
Get Well Soon Chris
Fri, 11th Apr 2014
"This is a very unfortunate injury for young Chris, however with the support from the club and his family, along with his fantastic attitude he will make a full recoveryRead more
Neil McCann on Thursday
Fri, 11th Apr 2014
11/04/14: NMcC - "I don't think it has been lack of work rate, it has just been lack of quality that has let us down." It was Neil McCann who gave the management's thoughts to the media at the weekly Thursday lunchtime briefing.Read more
Pars boosted by power of the Big Mac
Thu, 10th Apr 2014
McDonalds customers have contributed over £3000 to the Dunfermline Athletic coffers over the last year in the three McDonalds outlets in Dunfermline.Read more
Preview Forfar Athletic
Wed, 9th Apr 2014
Dunfermline Athletic's penultimate home league fixture of the season means that they welcome Forfar Athletic to East End Park on SaturdayRead more
The Supporters Direct Scotland National Football Survey
Tue, 8th Apr 2014
Have your say with the Supporters Direct SurveyRead more
Scotland v Republic of Ireland
Mon, 7th Apr 2014
Scotland U15 (1999) International Challenge Match at East End Park.Read more
U20s v Aberdeen
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Mon, 7th Apr 2014
Grainger confident results will come
Mon, 7th Apr 2014
"We just didn't really create anything clear cutRead more
Morris seeks positive frame of mind
Sun, 6th Apr 2014
"We are not picking up the results that we want to pick up but that is just the ups and downs of a season.Read more
McDonalds go large
Sun, 6th Apr 2014
Pars players to appear at McDonalds this Thursday to say "I'm Lovin it"Read more
Manager Post Airdrieonians
Sat, 5th Apr 2014
05/04/14: JJ - "In a funny way we have just qualified for third place.Read more
Airdrieonians 2 Dunfermline 0
Sat, 5th Apr 2014
Stephen Husband, Danny Grainger and Ross Forbes started. Keighan Parker (28) 1-0; Jim Lister (91) 2-0.Read more
Danny up against GB
Sat, 5th Apr 2014
The last time Danny played Airdrie it was in the same Brechin team as the current Airdrieonians manager Gary Bollan.Read more
No pyjama game for youths
Fri, 4th Apr 2014
"It is great for our youth players and parents to see that the pathway to our first team is continuingRead more
Manager on Thursday
Fri, 4th Apr 2014
03/04/14: "We know it's going to be a tough game and we have to respect what their form's been like.Read more
Preview Airdrieonians
Wed, 2nd Apr 2014
Airdrieonians have now gone eleven games with only one defeat to Rangers at Ibrox. They are undefeated at home since Rangers beat them 1-0 on 2nd January.Read more
DAFC Fund Raising Policy
Tue, 1st Apr 2014
In order to Save, Buy and now Keep the Pars multiple fund raising activities have been undertaken in recent months. It goes without saying that, as a community owned Club, the need for ongoing fund raising is paramount, although not on the scale we have all experienced in recent months.Read more


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$99+ Private Kayaking Lesson Jericho Beach
Learn kayaking your way, or work on specific skills under the guidance of our experienced instructors. Whether you're looking to learn the essentials or improve your existing skills, we have the right instructor, equipment, and expertise to help you achieve your goals.
We can teach any age and ability level, and we have the largest selection of kayaks in Vancouver to suit any size or skill level. Your kayak, safety gear, and wetsuit are included in the cost of your lesson (wetsuits at Jericho Beach only).
2019 Dates & Times:
We schedule private lessons at a time that's convenient for you. Regularly scheduled three-hour sessions also run May 9 to September 2 at our Jericho Beach location. Contact us at 604-689-7575 to book your lesson.
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- dir. GASPAR NOE
- year. 2009
- country. France
- run-time. 144 mins
- rating. 15
£6.00 (£4.50 Conc.)
Doors 19:00 - Film 19:30
Our Gaspar Noe Season culminates with his best-known feature, the neon-psychedelic Enter The Void.
Controversial, totally unique and critically debated, Enter The Void seeks to emulate the effects of DMT, a psychoactive substance associated with death, after-life and out-of-body experiences. Referencing the Tibetan Book of the Dead, Enter the Void takes the audience on a hallucinogenic trip within the streets of Tokyo's urban environment.
Set in the neon-lit nightclub environments of Tokyo, the story follows Oscar, a young American drug dealer who gets shot by the police, but continues to watch subsequent events during an out-of-body experience.


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Time: 4:15 - 4:45 p.m.
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At Salesforce, we have noticed a tremendous shift in the world which we refer to as the fourth industrial revolution. The confluence of Cloud Computing, IOT and AI has unlocked the innovative ways for companies to monetise their products & services. Not only to support the new business model, customers also demand the capabilities to sell via different channels. Salesforce CPQ+Billing can help support companies' new monetisation strategy, enable the omni-channel sales process and help unify sales and finance teams to provide better customer experience.
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Time: 12:30 - 12:50 p.m.
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You've made the investment in Salesforce, and now it's time to get your users on board. Come hear from Salesforce User Adoption experts as they share their top 10 tips for driving successful user adoption. You'll walk away with actionable activities you can implement right away.
Time: 12:00 - 12:20 p.m.
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Time: 4:00 - 4:20 p.m.
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Time: 12:00 - 12:20 p.m.
There's transformation, and then there's the Sensis story. Join us to hear how Andrew Crozier (General Manager Product, Technology and Operations at Sensis, shifted to an all-Cloud approach with Salesforce at its heart, transforming their go-to market strategy, enabling faster product launches and vastly approved agility.
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It doesn't matter how great your Salesforce solution is if users don't use it. Join us to learn adoption strategy best practices such as executive sponsorship, training, and motivation to positively impact the acceptance and usage of Salesforce in your organisation.
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Implementation is a journey, not a destination. Learn from a Salesforce Architect and make yours an epic ride.
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Guitar great Phil Keaggy performed songs from his forthcoming crowd-funded album All At Once to an attentive audience at World Music Nashville on March 11, 2016. In the early 1970's Phil was in the power trio Glass Harp steadily growing their secular success before Jesus stepped in. A few years later Keaggy became a born again Christian and committed much of his music to his new found faith. Today Phil is one of the most admired acoustic players in both the religious and mainstream worlds.
The yellow room at World Music Nashville was inviting with its half circle of seats around the fully equipped stage. A subtle scent of candles was in the air. Before the concert Phil came out to say hello to fans and friends who were in attendance as this was a local show for Keaggy.
"This has become an annual ritual," said the announcer from the stage as Phil was introduced. "This is probably the tenth or eleventh time Phil has played here. We're glad to have him. It's always a magical experience with Mr. Phil."
"Thank you everybody," greeted Phil who stated that this venue was one of his favorite places to play. Armed with an acoustic Phil opened with a strong "Strong Tower" where he added loops and handled his own call back vocals as he tapped the body of the guitar for rhythm. The melodic "Metamorphosis" meandered on lovely layered leads as the pretty piece progressed. Keaggy crafted bass notes for the merry "Mercy" that featured an array of tricky techniques.
Keaggy chatted a bit about the creative process as he tuned down the G to E for the crisp and colorful "Southern Landscape" from his Music To Paint By series. Phil smiled a bit as he tapped and touched the strings for the beautiful blends within the piece. He mused, "what would have happened if I had my middle finger?". Many know that Phil lost a large part of his digit on his strumming hand in a childhood accident that involved a well pump. "Paka" was another alternative tuning track that was played in tribute to his Dad.
"Try something new, you don't know it so I can get away with a lot," he chuckled. Keaggy continued that this experiment had a 5/4 riff. Phil asked fans to sing the hook "I Love You" as he layered loops into the mix. The next love song was also new and nuanced. Phil mentioned that he collaborated with a number of people on All At Once as he presented "Stay Home Baby".
This tune answered the question of what happened to Phil the road warrior. We caught Keaggy in concert nearly two dozen times since the early 90's mostly on his regular treks to the Northeast. But, they have become fewer and farther between. The lyrics to this bluesy ballad played on Phil's trusty Sunburst Les Paul indicated that he prefers home life to touring these days. He mentioned how he was heavily influenced by Michael Bloomfield. "I use to play along to his records," said Phil as he shared some examples on the electric.
Switching back to the acoustic Phil presented an intricate instrumental from Beyond Nature.The staple "Salvation Army Band" is still a high point of a Keaggy show as he fully utilized his looping machine to craft various vocal blends melding effects that included scratching, strumming and string taps. A cover of "Make You Feel My Love" by Bob Dylan was dedicated to his wife Bernadette who was in the audience on Friday night. Next was another new song that was rather stark allowing the lyrics to stand out. "Shades of Green" was delightful with Phil adding an egg and finger cymbal into the loops for this feisty foray.
"He really is a one-man band," said a voice in awe from the row behind me as she watched Phil play multiple parts, rhythm, leads and instrumentation seemingly all at once with the help of his tried and true Jam Man – an electronic device that he has surely become a master of over many years of use in a live setting.
Commenting on the recent passing of Sir George Martin, Phil stated that Mr. Martin was the greatest producer of all time as well as a gracious human being. This observation flowed into a short speech from Phil about Jesus being the most beautiful name. Keaggy continued his testimony saying that George Harrison was a seeker and that Phil loved The Beatles' song "Here Comes The Sun" because "It makes me think of Jesus". He finished up saying that He (God) loves you and God will never give up on you. Phil closed his concert with a warm and winsome version of that sunny song.
Phil Keaggy along with many other notable artists have performed at World Music Nashville located at 7069 US70 South in Nashville, Tennessee. It is a family run music store with lesson rooms and an intimate separate space for shows. Please check their event page for upcoming concerts and more.
Related Links: For more information on PHIL KEAGGY and the other organizations mentioned please visit the following links — Phil Keaggy | World Music Nashville


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, NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 16 – They operate from one hotel to another, leaving a trail of pain and agony. A tale of smartly dressed thugs who operate smoothly but with certainty.
Their modus operandi is easily traceable, but with a little laxity, they strike with exactness that will leave their prey with less of their belongings and in some cases, they will carry everything.
The fraudsters, as established by detectives have been spending "money to get more money" with some city hotels being their 'safe havens'.
The ground is more fertile in established hotels within Nairobi Central Business District, where until a while ago, detectives say CCTV cameras were part of the decoration in the facilities while security personnel added little or no value to rescue the worrying situation.
"Our investigations have established that most of the CCTVs cameras in these hotels are not monitored at all. They are just there. A sad fact that the criminals have discovered this," a detective involved in the probe told Capital FM News.
The probe was necessitated after several complaints from people who had fallen victims and numerous reports from hotels.
Among the victims is a man of the cloth from South Africa, who found his room ransacked.
The thugs, according to police had booked a room adjacent to that of the bishop and broke into it while he was away.
They used master keys to open the door to his room and made away with all his personal belongings.
One suspect has since been arrested.
"Some of these cases look like an inside job," the detective told Capital FM News.
Just over the weekend, two laptops worth more than Sh200,000 were stolen from another hotel, still within the CBD.
Central Police boss Robinson Thuku said the thugs, in this case, joined unsuspecting tourists.
Currently, he says detectives at the Central Police Station are investigating three cases, all from different hotels over a span of one month.
"In one case, we have made an arrest," he revealed. "We are going to get these criminals and arraign them in court."
Though the cases have rampant lately, he says it is not a new trend.
"It is the duty of the hotel security teams to monitor the movement of those strangers who are pretending to be there for breakfast, lunch or dinner. They should monitor them using the CCTV cameras," he said.
An incident last month saw a tourist lose a bag with valuables and money. And though it was later recovered, the cash in dollars had been stolen.
In another incident, two other laptops belonging to tourists were stolen but were later recovered in Zimmerman estate, within Nairobi.
"The challenge we have is that the owners did not want the suspects sued since they will be leaving. They were happy with the recovery," the Central Police Station boss said.
During conferences, police caution that such characters will always strike during health breaks.
"It is more conducive for them since everyone is either eating something or exchanging ideas. A lone bag, a laptop will not be spared," he cautioned.
On August 11, detectives arrested four suspects for the offence of stealing laptops from unsuspecting people who attend meetings in various hotels.
Fifteen laptops were recovered from the suspects.
The latest incidents, as 'petty' as they may seem have awakened the awful memories when a terror suspect, early this year, booked a room within a hotel opposite the Central Police Station to plan and coordinate what would have become the deadliest attack in Nairobi and the region.
Miles away in Isiolo, other terror suspects were planning how a vehicle packed with explosives would be brought to the city.
The explosives had the capacity to kill people and bring down buildings within a radius of 250 metres.
If the Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) was not detected, Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet said "the consequences would have been very severe. This vehicle was to be used to stage a major terrorist attack in the city."
"They were targeting a government building and judicial building at the time some proceedings were going on, probably, for the purpose of rescuing some of the people we are processing for terror offences."
Whether in a kiosk or a five-star hotel, police insists that you must be alert.


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The Last Supper
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3000 Year Old Trousers Found in Chinese Grave
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Not Making Heads or Tails
Winter Diary … 1/2018 I broke your heart with the back of my mind – from a John Hiatt song The wipers are frozen to the windshield. I chip & chip. Nothing. Ice, still falling. Mid-twenties today. Exhaust rises as I let the truck warm up. That should do it. Inside,...read more
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The Women
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Norm MacDonald Makes Me Horny
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House with sea view terrace at 100m
House with sea view terrace at 100m
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Elegant apartment of 60 square meters, located on the second floor of a building, consisting of 3 bedrooms, 1 living room and kitchenette, one bathroom and a large veranda from which you can admire a beautiful view on the island of Ogliastra and the Gulf of Arbatax.
The beautiful sea views accompany guests throughout their stay, the day will begin with breakfast on the terrace made and will end with the reading of a good book, without losing
sight of the sea.
In the garage is guaranteed a parking space, and in the courtyard there are barbecues and outdoor showers with hot water after sea.
Just 150 meters away is the marina where all the partons day boat rides along the coast of Baunei, stopping at various coves such as Cala Goloritze, Mariolu, Cala Luna and Cala Sisine.
The house is also suitable for fishing lovers who can reach the port on foot with the necessary equipment.
The area is very quiet and at the same time is surrounded by various amenities such as restaurants and pizzerias just 200 meters.
They are also within walking distance of grocery stores, bakery, food and fresh pastries.
In the house is also present an ecological island to differentiate the collection of waste.
Warm water
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A teacher at the Cascade School for the Deaf is T&T's Teacher of the Year.
The honour was bestowed on Ekka McFee by the T&T Unified Teachers' Association (TTUTA) for going beyond the call of duty to "ensure the esteem ascribed to the profession" is upheld.
She said her aim is to see her students blossom and move from feeling at a disadvantage to a place of hope.
She said "My students may not top the 100 in SEA, or may not gain an award at CXC level, but being able to get them to that place where they can contribute to society in a positive way, that is my goal," a beaming McFee said.