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FK – Just some of the better or more interesting stuff I ran across during my years on the net. Click on the pix for enlargement. Click on the links for real enlightenment.
What I've been trying to get across for so long:
So like their heroes the "Liberal"(commie) trash is…
A pet peeve of mine:
Well, is it punk?:
Some things never really change. Just bow down to your earthly masters, you'll have paradise in the next life:
Raisin' 'em wrong, to be mindless blindly obedient slaves:
Thou shalt not kill really meant you only kill when ordered to by your Earthly superiors, then generate propaganda to justify it:
Yep, they're really that stupid:
A gun in a kid's hands is better than a kid in a predator's hands. But the "Liberal"(commie) trash don't see it that way. Who are your real enemies?
We have "Liberal"(commie) trash trying to overthrow our form of government and destroy the Bill of Rights. Unless we eradicate enough of them, and soon, we can easily predict what's in store for future generations, slavery:
It's a matter time till we will be forced to do what will be required:
In case the 'peace and love' thing doesn't work out:
April 19, the day they shot back, should be our biggest holiday:
Yes, it's true. Think about it the next time someone tells you we can't mention or question the un-mentionables. In a free country there's no such thing as a group whose motives cannot be questioned. If you have that you have a good indication of who really rules you.
All for 3000-year-old tribal propaganda. How pathetic:
We started out with statesmen. Now we have tools.
Pretty much:
Obligated to the right, duty and responsibility to do what will be required.
'Tis such a pity that we're not:
It's damn near dead:
Think like a slave, act like a slave, deserve to be treated like one:
Every presidential election cycle proves it:
The 'flaw' is a system that won't prosecute a known domestic enemy for waging war on the Bill of Rights and executing it as it deserves:
That word they love so much:
It would be funny, if it weren't so pathetic:
Don't worry, you get to vote:
There are alternative forms of 'voting':
Neither does the average amerikan apparently:
In reality he's carrying the garbage men themselves who work for masters that ain't us:
I'm not sure the average amerikan has a 'mind' any more:
Bush the First said it was in favor of the North American Free Trade Agreement. Klinton said it was against it then pushed it through congress which was controlled by 'the party of the little man' during it's first year in office. The elites want us to be poor and desperate for their 'jobs' so that we'll show up on time, do what we're told and never ask inappropriate questions:
Which is why most are willing slaves:
And he ain't gonna get beamed up either:
What they really mean by 'government service':
The biggest criminals wear expensive suits and carry smart phones and consider us to be livestock:
Our blood domestic enemies stick a gun in our faces every time they vote, and they vote to kill you for not obeying their evil laws:
Yep, it's that time again:
Best meme I've ever seen:
They'd be holding the treason trials by now:
And call it a militia, you know, that word that's in the Second Amendment, not some PC nonsense about community service. It's about hunting and killing tyrants, nothing more, nothing less:
They left out the biggest and smallest groups – those who don't give a damn and never will and that tiny minority in every generation that will actually stand and fight:
They'd probably spit on us for our cowardice:
It's good to be educated, but it can be hard to learn anything once one has been educated:
This is why I call it the 'Marxist mutt':
See, nothing 'racist' about it at all. We're all 'mutts.' Allegedly all the world's peoples outside Africa have a small percentage of Neanderthal DNA and I have 'Amer-Indian' blood in me through both my parents. I don't lie awake nights worrying about it either way.
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Universal Life Insurance Definition

Universal life insurance (UL) is a hybrid life insurance policy which combines elements of term life insurance with an investment savings option. Universal life combines the ability to build savings at the same time as providing you a life insurance policy. This allows flexibility in what you can do with the savings or investment portion of the premium. Universal life insurance also contains an element of long-term investment strategy because it required you build the values in the investment portion through part of the amount you pay monthly.

Universal Life Insurance Options: Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IUL) vs UL

The success of a universal life insurance plan depends greatly on the investments in the plan you choose and market performance. In past years, there were concerns with the values in the investment portion of Universal Life Insurance because of unstable markets. As a result, indexed universal life insurance (IUL) evolved to address concerns with changing markets and some of the problems faced in the past by those who had purchased universal life in the past few decades. When considering universal life insurance, IUL seems to provide more safety than UL. It would be important to ask your financial planner about these options and see how they fit your needs and long term strategy.

How Does Universal Life Insurance Work?

A portion of the universal life insurance monthly premium is put into the cost of the life policy which will provide the death benefit to your beneficiary and another portion of the premium is invested so it can be used as investment savings. The concept is that the investment will grow over time and eventually may even be able to pay for the premiums of the life portion of the policy. The advantage in this situation would be that you could pay into for a certain number of years and the investments would eventually start to cover the cost of the premium, then you end up getting life insurance for whole life, yet don't need to keep making those payments.

Understanding Universal Life Insurance and Cash Value

Universal life insurance policies provide an option for a life insurance death benefit while helping you build savings that can be cashed out, or moved from the investment portion of the policy to the life insurance premium of the policy as your conditions in life change. Cash value life insurance policies like a universal life insurance policy may also be used as vessels to save money for other larger investments, like saving for a down payment on your first home.

When to Buy Universal Life Insurance

Buying Universal life insurance early on in life, like your 20's or 30's will allow the greatest opportunity to build your assets.

The concept of the universal life insurance policy would be to have it for at least 10-15 years before you start to cash out or shift investments. If you purchase a universal life policy in your twenties, you could be secured to have a policy for life by the time you settle down and have kids, and you might even be able to use the asset portion as a down payment on your first home. However, this all depends on the type of universal life you choose and the market performance. Keep in mind that when purchasing life insurance when you are younger, you will benefit from lower rates, so if you think life insurance is expensive now, remember that it will only cost more as you get older. Your overall life strategy should come into play when you decide on life insurance.

Universal Life Insurance as a Strategy to Build Wealth and Maintain a Death Benefit

A universal life insurance policy allows you to build your wealth while assuring that you have a solid life insurance policy in place. as opposed to term life insurance.

The major advantage of the universal life insurance policy is the potential to not have to pay life insurance premiums for life, yet still be insured into your retirement. As you get older and have more financial responsibilities, being able to cut down on costs like life insurance is a definite advantage. If you are older, then a universal life policy may not make as much sense as a whole life policy which is a safer investment and provides additional advantages.

Beware: Universal Life Insurance Depends on Market Stability to Work Properly

Although the traditional version of universal life insurance was a popular and safe option a couple of decades ago, as the financial situation of the past two decades has seen periods of instability, the advantages of the traditional universal life policy have diminished and become more risky. Universal Life is different than term life insurance because of the investment factor of the premiums. If the premiums are invested into unstable markets, then your entire investment could be at risk.

Two Kinds of Universal Life Insurance:

Traditional Universal Life Insurance (UL)

Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IUL)

Due to the fluctuations in the stock markets, the traditional UL insurance model may be too risky, therefore if you are looking at a life insurance option that will help you with savings, then make sure and discuss the effects your investment portion will have if the stock market is in a downturn. IUL may be a safer option.

The Advantage of Indexed Universal Life (IUL) and What You Need to Know About It

Many people lost their life insurance policy or investments when they invested in a traditional universal life policy in the past 20-30 years, however the new indexed universal life policy has been developed to provide safer options. Choosing a smart policy will help you build your assets and build your wealth while securing a death benefit for your beneficiary.

Indexed Universal Life Insurance

If you purchase universal life insurance early in life it can afford a great opportunity to build savings with variable interest rates, flexibility and cash out options. Along with providing a death benefit, universal life insurance also incorporates a savings vehicle. In short, it is like combining a term life insurance policy with a tax-deferred interest accumulating savings account.

Make sure you have a knowledgeable insurance agent to review your other options such as term and whole life insurance. Universal life insurance is a choice that requires some research and solid financial planning advice. Discuss what happened with universal life insurance in the past, to understand how you will avoid the downfalls of what too many people went through when the markets turned. It is important to feel comfortable with your decision. It's your money and a good strategic plan will build your wealth, a poor decision could cost you thousands.


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When you think of a spa, what comes to mind? Ladies lounging in robes sipping herbal tea and getting their nails done? A hushed, feminine world of strewn rose petals and steamy saunas? Ok, so of course there's an element of all these things in many spa experiences. But, there's far more to the world of spa than you might think.
Dating back as early as 500BC, spa-ing has long been a popular and effective way of getting clean and getting relaxed. But, traditionally, a spa wasn't just a place to get a quick wash. For centuries, the communal bath houses of the world have borne witness to the socialisation of all sorts of folks, from paupers to Kings.
In Ancient Greece, social bathing was a popular community pastime, but it wasn't until the good old Roman Empire that social spa-ing really took off. The Romans took to spa-ing like ducks to water (excuse the pun) and by 25BC, Roman bath houses were the hub of the community. These vast, sprawling buildings often housed gymnasiums, restaurants, theatres, museums and a variety of baths. They provided the common (and noble) Roman with a place to hang out, chat, do business, play sport and get scrubbed up. Even back then, grooming was big business.
Your typical Roman spa experience would usually start with a game of sport, or a work-out in the gym, so was not dissimilar to some contemporary spa trips.
After you'd worked up a bit of a sweat, you'd make your way through a range of thermal experiences. Beginning with a warm room, each subsequent room would increase in temperature. Your journey would finish with a dip in an icy-cold bath, to get your circulation going and cool you down after all that heat. With each room came a different body treatment. You could expect to get bathed, anointed with oils, massaged and exfoliated, and leave cleansed, relaxed and rejuvenated.
In ancient times, all social classes, and both men and women, regularly hung out in spas. At The Good Spa Guide we think that there's a perfect spa for everyone. Whatever your age, gender or budget, in our experience everyone can enjoy a bit of pampering. The common misconception that the world of spa is one for the ladies is pretty wide of the mark these days. As men are increasingly preoccupied with looking their best (and, believe me gentlemen, us ladies seriously appreciate your efforts) we highly recommend that you lovely chaps get yourselves in on the spa action – if you haven't already.
We've teamed up with the fabulous Gents at Ape to Gentleman to guide you through the wonderful world of spa. There's nothing we don't know when it comes to taking to the waters. We've tried every pool, bath, treatment and therapy and we like nothing better than waxing lyrical about the good, the bad and the out-of-this-world-amazing.
If you've got a question, comment, bugbear or recommendation, we'd love to hear from you. So get involved, get commenting and get on the spa wagon – you'll be glad you did.
Carrie Barclay
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Householders have reported receiving a telephone call from a person claiming to be from BT and demanding immediate payment to prevent their phone being cut off due to an unpaid bill.
The caller claims to be able to demonstrate that they are from BT by temporarily cutting off the phone but in fact they just put the call on mute and remain on the line to prevent the person from making any outgoing calls. They then ask for credit or debit card details.
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Where is Torres del Paine?
Torres del Paine is the southernmost national park in Chilean Patagonia. It's nestled between the massif of the Los Andes Mountain Range and the Patagonian steppes.
Translated, "torres del paine" means "towers of blue," named after the iconic towers seen at Mirador Las Torres. It's one of the most visited national parks in Chile and is an extremely popular hiking destination. Since park entry fees are so high, most people choose to complete the 5-day W trek or the 8-day full circuit to spend more time in the park.
When to go
The best time to go would be spring/summer in the southern hemisphere, which falls between November and April. Perfect for that warm winter getaway! I would highly recommend trying for the shoulder season instead of peak season (January/February), as I heard it gets way too crowded to enjoy what's supposed to be an escape into nature.
I went in late November, with the American Thanksgiving crowd (all suspiciously from Colorado, I might add), and found the trail to be perfectly fine. When departing from the campgrounds, we'd run into groups, but once we distanced ourselves and kept our own pace, we wouldn't really be hiking with others. Since there is only one trek, you do run into a lot of the same people once reaching the campgrounds. I will say that on the last day, it got fairly crowded. Maybe because the last day is a popular dayhike or because peak season had started.
How to get there
First of all, strap in for a long ride. If you're coming from anywhere outside of the continent, it's going to take a while. My personal travel time took around 36 hours, but I booked through points so there were some flights that didn't make sense. I went from ORD -> DEN (why??) -> DFW -> SCL -> PUQ.
Your ultimate city destination is Puerto Natales, otherwise known as the gateway to Patagonian Chile. To get there, you want to make your way to PUQ, the airport in Punta Arenas. (This is also the city to stay in to visit Isla Magdalena, the island of 120,000 magallanes penguins, if you're interested) From the small airport in Punta Arenas, there are many bus companies that run regularly between Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales.
The total travel time between Punta Arenas and Puerto Natales is about three hours, with random stops in between. Don't get off until you reach the final terminal in Puerto Natales.
The companies most used are Bus Sur and Bus Fernandez. Bus Fernandez only takes email reservations as of now (Dec 2016). When I made reservations with Bus Sur (Oct 2016), they also used email reservations and then a PayPal charge, but now I believe you can book directly from their website. When booking, you should specify that you'd like an airport pickup, because otherwise they'll expect you at the city centre bus stop. It takes about 20 minutes to get from the city centre to the airport, so whatever departure time they have, add about 20-40 minutes, because they also run late. I paid $22USD for a round trip ticket. They also sell one-ways for $12USD.
I recommend staying in Puerto Natales for two nights before the trek to get everything in order. The city itself is a cute little place and not lacking at all in good restaurants or hostels. Staying two nights gives you time to relax, attend an information session at the Erratic Rock, rent gear, and buy food for your trek. If you're on an extended trip, many hostels in town will also have lockers to rent (or for free if you're staying there before/after the trek) where you can keep stuff you don't need while hiking.
To get into the park, you'll need to purchase roundtrip tickets (I paid 15.000CLP Nov 2016) for buses that depart from the city centre. We stayed at the Singing Lamb, which sells the tickets and offers transportation from the hostel to the terminal in time to catch your bus. There are two departure times: 7:30AM and 2:30PM and the ride is about 2 hours into the park.
There will be a stop at the entrance/visitor center where you'll pay the park fees ($30USD or 18.000CLP) and watch a short, informational video. We were told that they wouldn't be accepting foreign currencies, but my friend was able to pay in USD. From here, if you're trekking east to west, either take the little shuttle (2.000CLP) to Hosteria Las Torres, or hike an hour there and start hiking towards the torres. If you're trekking west to east, get back on the bus and it will take you to the catamaran at Pudeto.
You don't need to make reservations to board the catamaran, but you do have to pay on board (12.000CLP). The schedule for the catamaran lines up nicely with the 7:30AM bus, leaving promptly at 9:30AM. Enjoy the glimpses of scenery while on board, you'll be up close and personal in no time! Finally, you'll arrive at Refugio Paine Grande, which is the starting point for trekkers going west to east. Congratulations, you made it!
The Trek Itself
The reason why it's called the 'W' is because the trail you'll be hiking on is literally shaped like a w, if you usually write non-angularly. It can be hiked from either direction, depending on when you want to see the famous towers.
Erratic Rock and many tour operators take it from west to east, saving the towers for the last day. This is also the way I did it, and honestly, I don't think I would've liked hiking it from east to west. Many reasons for hiking west to east include:
- Your pack would be lightest when you're at the towers (with those uphills, that's definitely what I needed)
- You're saving the iconic view for last
- Your trek starts with a 1-hr catamaran
Reasons for hiking east to west:
- Immediate gratification; you get that view straight away
- It's easier to know what the weather would be like a day in advance rather than a week in advance
- Your trek can end with a 3-hour catamaran
There are many ways to do the 'W', but the most popular is the 5-day. Some do 4 days, which I believe is cheating yourself out of the entire experience. If, for any reason, you do it in 4 days, the sun stays out long enough that time is not an issue at all, making the 4 day doable if you enjoy long hiking days. In late November, the sun rose around 5:30 and set around 10PM.
Honestly, I would recommend 6 days instead.
Day One: Refugio Paine Grande to Refugio Grey (11km, 3.5 hours)
Day Two: Kayaking/Ice hiking with Bigfoot Patagonia
Day Three: Refugio Grey to Campamento Italiano (18.6km, 6 hours)
Day Four: Campamento Italiano to Refugio Los Cuernos, with a dayhike into Valle Frances (20.5km, 8.5 hours).
Day Five: Refugio Los Cuernos to Campamento Torres (not to be confused with Refugio Las Torres) via the shortcut to Chileno (20 km, 7 hours)
Day Six: Campamento Torres to Refugio Las Torres with sunrise hike to the torres (10 km, 5.5 hours)
This itinerary is for those that are camping and carrying their own tents throughout, because that's what I did.
If you're mainly staying in the refugios or if you are renting tents at each campsite, for day 3, you would have to push forward to Refugio Los Cuernos and stay for two nights, doubling back to catch Valle Frances. This would be pricier, since staying at Refugio Los Cuernos means you must purchase full board even if you are only camping there. On day 5, you would stay at Refugio Chileno instead of Campamento Torres. However, you would not be able to catch sunrise at the torres since you'd have to start out around 2AM. For me, camping is the full experience and allows better immersion with nature.
Trail Condition
Even though this trail is highly popular, the trail conditions are rugged. You won't find any of the paved stuff that we see in US National Parks sometimes, you won't even see a gravel trail. When I say rugged, I mean it's highly technical (weaving through multiple-sized rocks throughout) in some parts and then plain dirt in other parts.
If you have weak ankles, maybe strengthen them a bit before heading on this one.
It is impossible to get lost on this trail. There is only one in the entire park, making it impressive if you do manage to get lost. Even if you do, you'll undoubtedly see people a few meters ahead.
Don't want to do it alone?
There are many options and packages that allow you to hike the 'W'. Almost all the outfitters in the area run trek trips with a large group. I saw some that had porters carrying their mats and tents so that they didn't have to! Chickens. Since I don't really book with large tour operators, I don't have any information on them. But they are rather easy to find, so I'll let you do some of the legwork.
Want to do it alone but don't want the hassle of making each separate reservation?
Fantastico Sur sells a bundle where you can hike alone, but have all the campsites reserved. They reserve this early in the season so that people who book last minute still have the opportunity to hike in Torres del Paine… at a price, of course. I spoke to some Australian girls who had paid $300 for that bundle, with an additional $200 for all food included. That's 5X what I paid, most of which went to one night at Los Cuernos. Still, if you've found out that it's too late to book all the campsites, look into this option.
Making Reservations
Book. Your. Campgrounds. Early!!!!
Whatever you do, do not try to hike in Torres del Paine National Park without having made at least most of your reservations beforehand. It pisses off the park rangers, the refugio operators, and the park service in general. Do not do this. It is one of the most popular trekking destinations and there is not enough room at all for everyone to just walk in.
We met countless people who didn't know they had to make reservations and were turned away.
It's absolutely illegal to camp outside of the designated campsites as well, especially if you're trying to cook your own food. Because lightening rarely strikes any part of Patagonia, the only fires that have started have been caused by humans, which is sad and unnecessary. 2016 was the first year that reservations have been mandatory and accessible online for the free ones.
There are three companies that operate within the park: CONAF (the official park service), Vertice Patagonia, and Fantastico Sur. For my itinerary, CONAF operated Campamento Italiano and Campamento Torres, both of which are free. Vertice Patagonia owned Refugio/Camping Grey (6.000CLP). And finally, Fantastico Sur owned Refugio Los Cuernos ($84USD, including full board).
For the last one, if you have the ability to swing it, I'd recommend a cabin. We didn't, because we were hardcore budgeting, but the cabins include an outdoor hot tub, which would've been awesome for a mid-hike break.
Print out all your reservations. At Refugio Los Cuernos, we ran into a lot of people whose reservations had been lost and, instead of letting them stay, Fantastico Sur told them to head elsewhere. It actually happened to my friend, who paid to access wifi just so she could prove to them that she had already paid.
All that being said, depending on your luck and knowledge of Spanish, if you're missing a reservation here or there, you may be able to swing it. I just wouldn't take that risk. It adds unnecessary stress after a long day of hiking, not knowing if you'd be able to stay at that particular campsite or not. For us, we had most of our reservations, but changed our itinerary halfway through. So, for Campamento Italiano, none of us had reservations. One out of our group of 4 had absolutely no reservations the entire time, and with pure dumb luck, we were able to get him in.
How were the accommodations?
Cooking areas/Drinking water
Well, for the free campsites, don't expect anything more than a drop toilet and the river for running water. Definitely don't expect showers. All campsites had a designated cooking area. With the free campsites, these just looked like open wooden huts. With the refugios, these were actual rooms with a sink and running water.
Now, I know a lot of you have questions about showers. I honestly went in not expecting to shower for the entire trek. Yes, I'm aware that it's 5 days without showering, but you're in rugged backcountry.
Free campsites will absolutely not have any showers and the quality of the showers in the refugios vary by day and by refugio. I remember asking about showers at Refugio Grey and was told not to do it. To take a shower, they charge $12 and you aren't guaranteed warm water.
Being that close to the glacier, I didn't want to freeze my ass off, so I chose instead to use wet wipes and dry shampoo. (Tip: bring wet wipes and dry shampoo… and suspend your need for being squeaky clean) I did end up showering at Refugio Los Cuernos because it seemed more like a little resort buried deep in the mountains than a campsite, but that was the only time I did so. And the water was hot. And it was free. They were kind enough to just give me travel-size shampoo and soap. I've never been so happy to take a shower in my life.
Yes, there are occasionally bars at your campsites, which makes for a fantatic time. The only time we took advantage of it (because of accessibility and budget) was when we were at Los Cuernos.
Let me tell you, that campsite, expensive as it is, is a treat. It had a bar whose walls were more windows than walls, looking out onto the glacial lake. The price of a beer at Los Cuernos was about 4.000CLP each, with pisco sour at 2.500. Unfortunately, they were out of pisco sours, so we had to settle for beers all around. I loved chilling inside (and outside) with my group of friends, drinking beers, and watching the sun set while being cozy indoors.
If you get there early enough to some refugios (usually before 5PM), you can let them know that you want to partake in dinner. It would be easier to reserve these ahead of time, but I believe there is still an option if you want to treat yourself day of. I believe they also have a lunch option for you to pack.
For example, when I ordered full board at Los Cuernos, they gave me a cute little packed lunch containing a chicken breast sandwich, trail mix, chocolate, a granola bar, and an apple. Not bad! If you're not planning on packing any food and plan to survive solely on what the refugios give you–don't.
First of all, what if they lose your reservation, and therefore your full board? Also, I've heard many people say that some refugios give you too little, some too much, and I'm not sure which ones are which. But what I do remember is a German wife telling me how her husband "went hungry" the night before. Because you're burning so many calories while hiking, the last thing you want to do is go hungry. Even if you eat until you're full, chances are you will still drop some weight.
Each refugio does have a tiny little store where you can buy little snacks or bars, but do know that this is way more expensive than buying it in Puerto Natales and carrying it in. They also sell soda here, so if you're craving some fizzy drinks, these will be the place for you!
I had unusually great weather for all 5 days of the trek. There was hardly a cloudy day, except for the day where there was little to no shelter from the sun. Other than that, we could see for miles all around us, making for absolutely gorgeous photos and scenery. The weather was also unusually warm for the first part of the trek, reaching up to 30C one day.
This is unusual and you probably shouldn't expect it. I came into the trek expecting to experience all four seasons in one day, like many have said before me.
I expected to experience disappointment when you can't see where you're even hiking. I packed for the worst kind of weather, even going so far as asking our gear guy if I had enough jackets (I brought 4 small puffies). He laughed in my face and said that would be more than enough.
In the information session at Erratic Rock, they said that once, a 200-pound man was flung 5 meters away from where he was standing. That's how strong the wind usually is. But we experienced none of that until we were back in town. Campamento Torres is where I experienced my first truly cold night.
Also, while waiting for sunrise at Mirador Las Torres, bring a sleeping bag because it is freezing up there.
What I wore while hiking:
- T-shirt (over a thermal if it was colder)
- Buff
- Leggings
- Knee braces
- Wool socks
- Hiking boots
What I wore at camp:
- Underarmour leggings
- Underarmour long-sleeve
- Puffy vest
- Hat
- Patagonia Nano Puff
- Chacos
Gear & Food
Gear: to rent or bring?
This completely depends on a few things:
- Do you already own the item? If so, bring it.
- Would you basically pay it off by renting it? Buy it so you can use it in the future.
- Is this part of a 6-month RTW trip? Rent if you're not going to be doing any more hiking.
- Is it peak season? Think long and hard about risking gear not being available.
Absolutely everything you need can be rented or bought in Puerto Natales on a per diem basis. If you take the time to shop around, you can find a lot of better deals than the ones offered at Erratic Rock. Especially if you head down the street called Arturo Prat, meant for the tourists. This is where you'll find tons of rental shops and hostels.
We rented from a little place called Rental Natales (hi, Guillermo!), which had brand new gear and great prices. He was also a really funny dude. Overall, for a tent, a mat, a set of hiking poles, and a gas canister, I paid $72 for 5 days. Not too shabby!
If you're staying a night or two in Punta Arenas before heading to Puerto Natales, there's a fantastic zone/mall where everything is duty free. That's actually one of the few reasons people travel to Punta Arenas, especially if it's before they head out on this trek.
We all brought freeze-dried food packages from the US into Chile because it's hard/impossible to find in the country. We would typically eat it for dinner, making dinner easy and convenient after a long day. All you have to do is boil some water with a jetboil that my friend had (1-2 min), pour it into the bag, and wait 8-10 minutes.
For not-dinner (because food consumption became dinner and not-dinner), we would have a slew of snacks on hand. It's not great to eat in large portions on the trail because you still have to hike, so we'd munch on something every hour or so.
Some examples of snacks I brought are:
- Cured sausage found in Puerto Natales x 2
- Clif bar for every day
- Packets of PB/Nutella for each clif bar
- Tuna packets
- these peanut butter bars that we found
- a lot of dried fruit and nuts from this nut guy in town
I actually brought WAY more than I thought I needed, which added a few unnecessary pounds to my pack that I could've done without the entire time. On day 3, I realized that I had budgeted 2 clif bars a day instead of the one, and had been carrying around all that extra weight for no reason. So I started handing them out to my companions, begging them to help me lighten the load.
I would suggest really thinking about what you're going to eat and budgeting it out in your head. Always carry an extra freeze-dried pack, just in case, but refrain from buying everything in sight. Remember that you have to carry everything you bring.
Water on the trail
Water is extremely plentiful in Torres del Paine. We'd cross a stream with crystal clear water every 45 min or so and could fill up directly from the source without any filtering!
This not only means that you can access delicious glacier water frequently, but also that you won't really need a large bladder of water, making your pack way lighter. I had just an average plastic water bottle that was enough to keep me going. The thing is to remember to finish one before refilling, just so you know you're getting enough.
The only day we had to stock up a little is from Los Cuernos to the Chileno shortcut, which is 4 hours with only 2 or so spots of water to fill up at.
Your mindset is so important during a trek and it makes or break the trip. Many times, trips do not line up with expectations or there are a little more hurdles than you were prepared to weather.
Days when you're just constantly walking (torturing yourself), it's hard. So practice self care while on the trail. Don't forget that you're there to have fun. Don't forget that the walking you're doing for most of the day is to be lived through.
I frequently caught myself zoning out during the day while hiking, whether because I was listening to Hamilton: the Musical and reliving the time I won $10 tickets to the show in Chicago, or because I was particularly exhausted that day.
When I did catch myself, however, I had to remember that hiking was part of the experience. It wasn't a job that I had to get over with before I could enjoy my time at camp that night. It wasn't something to endure before I could relax. It was one of the reasons I went on the trip. And if you zone out while hiking, you're going to miss a lot of the views and you're going to miss a big chunk of the experience.
So remember to have fun and to look up every now and then!
And, that sums up the guide to hiking the 'W' in Torres del Paine! Have fun and stay safe out there!
For photos and a summary of my experience, click here.
Let me know if there are additional questions! I will continue updating it.


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advocate of acculturation as well as a military innovator. Robert M.
Utley's essay on the ambitious yet talented Nelson A. Miles is particu-
larly welcome. Richmond L. Clow describes the career of the conten-
tious William S. Harney; Arrell Morgan Gibson provides a sympathetic
analysis of James H. Carleton. In contrast to the other essays, J'Nell L.
Pate's uncritical biography of Ranald S. Mackenzie fails to judge the
subject's contributions in a broad context.
The subjects of this volume also illustrate the problems of serving
in Texas and the West. Bruce J. Dinges concludes that despite mak-
ing important contributions to regional development, the absence of
West Point background, endless quests for promotion, unpopular de-
fenses of Indians and blacks, and assorted personal tragedies embit-
tered Benjamin H. Grierson. Brian W. Dippie's penetrating analysis of
George A. Custer helps explain the Custer myth. Robert C. Carriker's
essay on Frank D. Baldwin describes the influence of politics within the
postwar army; a favorite of Nelson A. Miles, Baldwin's career suffered
when Miles's suffered, and he advanced when Miles gained power.
In sum, Soldiers West is an excellent volume well worth perusal by
those interested in Texas, western, and military history. Hutton has
done an admirable job in seeing that most of the essays relate to the
central theme, which holds that the American army included a rich di-
versity of men whose careers, interests, and contributions ranged far
outside military issues. Obviously, a book of this type cannot please
everyone. No enlisted men, blacks, or women are featured, though
these groups made vital contributions to the western military experi-
ence. One is left hoping that a companion volume will make the picture
even more complete.
Corpus Christi State University ROBERT WOOSTER
The Year America Discovered Texas: Centennial '36. By Kenneth B.
Ragsdale. Foreword by Stanley Marcus. (College Station, Tex.:
Texas A&M University Press, 1987. Pp. xxi + 325. Foreword, pref-
ace, photographs, notes, epilogue, bibliography, index. $18.95.)
In this delightful monograph, Kenneth B. Ragsdale chronicles the
saga of the Texas Centennial of 1936. It is, to use a southern collo-
quialism, a "bodacious" story. What state other than Texas would stage
a 25 million dollar birthday party in the midst of the Great Depression?
Ragsdale used interviews, legislative records, private papers, news-
papers, and minutes of centennial committees to produce this book.
The Year America Discovered Texas should be of interest to Texans and
connoisseurs of Lone Star State memorabilia. It is almost quibbling to
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Dr. Bill
"I use my own Perfected Center Tear all the time. But I have
to tell you this; I use a piece of paper from my pad. When I
saw how clean Bill�s version looked with a business card, I
had to learn it too. It is smart to have a variety of
methods at your disposal. Dr. Bill�s Billet Tear is top
notch and as good as it gets. If it means anything from a
guy who has been ripping paper up for most of his life, take
my advice and get this!" - Richard Osterlind
What should you look for in a Center Tear? As little as
possible! On that note:
"Here's a word I think describes the pinnacle of billet work
of all kinds, MUNDANE. Do not be afraid or disappointed. By
mundane, I mean that it is an everyday looking occurrence.
Harmless, normal, unremarkable...so simple and honest
looking it IS only WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE. And that's what you
see with the good Dr.'s tear. Seeing someone use it looks
mundane. Like they are doing exactly and precisely nothing
but ripping up small folded pieces of paper or card. The
technique involved is as simple as can be, honest looking
and gives you plenty to look at! I have thoroughly enjoyed
learning and using this - it's taken the place of the other
CTs in my repertoire."
- Iain Dunford
A piece of paper or card holding a secret thought folded
safely within, is torn straight down the middle, once in
each direction. Tear a third time if you wish.
The peek may be instant or delayed. Your choice.
"The Dr's Billet Tear gets my highest recommendation and
final endorsement as the best, most practical and
undetectable center tear in history. Yet another amazing
addition to the new generation of ultra-smooth billet work,
this one is simply too good to miss! I've been using TDBT
exclusively in my own private shows and public performances
and several months in I'm still unable to find even a single
fault in its psychology, timing, construction, execution and
nearly infinite applications to everything I do ."
- Jerome Finley
Use business cards, index cards or paper. Whichever you
choose, it is simply folded in quarters; no steps, no flaps,
no worries.
TDBT is versatile. While in essence an "instant access" CT,
there is a small variation allowing for a delay that you
will find very useful in many performing situations.
"The tear that I have been using for years has been moved to
second in my arsenal. The Dr's Billet Tear is now my first
- Tony Razzano
"The Dr's Billet Tear really caught me by surprise! I was
fortunate enough to get to experiment with this for several
months and it has replaced all the other tears I used in my
shows. I have to admit I never would have believed a tear
could be this quick and practical, I thought the concept had
been pretty much explored to death and then Dr. Bill comes
up with this! What a great way to improve upon a classic
- Mauricio Jaramillo
The sequence itself is taught in 10 pages, including 18
"ParaLab style" illustrations by Thomas Heine making
everything crystal clear and classy. This may not only be
the best, but the easiest tear you will ever learn and
perform. In its simplicity lie its strengths.
"Ahh, Dr. Bill has been at it again. I believe I've been
with him on this since the first tear and all the way to the
final peek. Now don't take that wrong.... I didn't create
this tear in any way, but I was there as Dr. Bill worked on
The Dr's Billet Tear, confirming its ease and utility in my
own performances with it.
The ride has been a lot of fun and, in the end, I now have a
great tear that I use regularly. Dr. Bill has created the
type of tear I like: simple, to the point, and with very
little to go wrong. You can learn this one quickly and
easily. You get a real nice chunk to peek and it happens in
an instant. Or feel free to delay your peek if that's what
the situation calls for, another fine feature of Dr. Bill's
I'm sure many will grab onto TDBT and make it part of their
arsenal. It's one of those tears that once you do it a few
times it seems to be locked into your memory. In the past
I've learned many tears, but only two have stuck with me. I
used those sparingly and for specific situations. The Dr's
Billet Tear is so robust I use it in ANY situation.
"Congratulations to Dr. Bill and his new contribution to the
field of mentalism!"
- Greg Arce
I've also included a section on my ideas about what to peek.
Among other things, you will learn how to limit the range of
choices while appearing to increase them! There is also a
section on practice tips that includes concepts many of us
know but don't use to our full advantage.
My effect 7 Deadly Sins is taught in its entirety, newly
choreographed for use with TDBT. When first printed in Mind
Index, I had to say "use your favorite tear." No more.
Besides being my favorite thing to do with a CT, 7DS is a
lesson in the art. You will no longer have to worry about
why you are having something written down, why it is being
torn up soon after or making sure the writing is large,
legible and just where you want it. All this is accomplished
without having to be directive and can be applied to a
variety of different kinds of routines. Many of these
principles apply to any kind of peek you may need to take.
Finally, as a bonus, I've included my essay, "Justifying
Your Gaze," originally printed in my ebook Suggestabilities,
offering even more peak peek techniques.
"I've been lucky to become friends with most of the world's
full-time performing mentalists, through my Conversations
With Mind Readers interviews. To a man, all the pro's favor
simplicity and practicality of method over almost anything
else. When they are in the heat of performing, the last
thing you want to be using is technique that, unconsciously,
you know damn well looks suspect or is prone to mistake.
That is why I love Dr. Bill Cushman's Center Tear. It meets
all the criteria of the working pro mentalist: It is easy.
Practical. Looks natural, since the peek is done in the
tearing "action." And, it's something you will have
confidence doing, therefore you reduce the chance of
wreaking with "magician's guilt" when performing it. I've
been using Bill's center tear since the first day he shared
with me. I am pretty sure that YOU will be using it
immediately too, once you are exposed to its method. HIGHLY
- Ben Cummings, founder, ConversationsWithMindReaders.com
The Dr�s Billet Tear is $35. Get your copy stat!
This is a well-constructed, natural, and easy-to-do center
tear. But do we need another technique? Well, over the
past decade or so, many performers have successfully
achieved the creation of a center tear using their own
unique criteria. Of course, not everyone has the same
criteria and that has resulted in many different and
wonderful center tear techniques.
Obviously, you only need one. But I certainly urge you to
check out as many as you can, even if the technique you use
at the current time seems right for you. Each time I've
learned one (such as Richard Osterlind's, Bruce Bernstein's,
or Doug Dyment's), I thought that it was the right one for
me at the time. And then someone else came out with one
that, for me, was simpler and easier and more natural. This
is not to say that the other techniques aren't good, just
that the newer technique I learned better fit my particular
style and needs.
This one, I feel, is simpler and easier and more natural
than those I have previously learned. However, as implied
above, a good CT technique is like another mentalist's tool
which involves one's thumb: there are different styles for
different performers. What makes this different is that
involves just two folds and two tears. The folds are made
before the technique is accomplished, so really TDCD
involves only two tears (though one can use an additional
tear if one feels compelled to.) The technique can be done
mostly surrounded. Only those who can look over your
shoulder will be problematic. And the pieces can be shown
front and back at all phases of the technique, which can
create a lovely logical disconnect.
This one certainly may be the best for you. It delivers on
its promises and so it's well worth checking out. This
34-page downloadable PDF includes detailed instructions on
how to do the tear, plus includes some embedded videos and
color illustrations.
The following item is not sold or distributed by the Marketplace of the Mind.


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A party at a farm or petting zoo is an excellent idea for boys and girls who are animal lovers.
For DIY party invites you can refer to these farm and petting zoo party invitation wording that I have gathered along the way. Enjoy!
Farm and Petting Zoo Party Invitation Wording Samples
Here is a funny farm party invitation wording for kids of all ages:
You're invited to a Barnyard Bash!
Join "Old McCameron" on his farm
For lots of games and fun
You'll be humming a tune
Before the day is done!
Saturday, May 3, 2-5pm
Cam Granny's Barn
345 Lockhart Drive
RSVP with a yay or a neigh
(234.567.8901) by Apr 20
If your party is going to be held at a petting zoo or places where children will see lots of farm animals, here is one that will suit your needs:
Oink, quack, moo, neigh!
It's Christina's 3rd birthday!
Saturday, May 3, 2-5pm
Stanley Park Petting Zoo
345 Lockhart Drive
RSVP to Mummy Rachel at
234.567.8901 by Apr 20
Here is another variation with lots of animal fun:
With a Baa and a Moo and an Oink Oink too
I want to celebrate my birthday with you!
Please join us to celebrate
Cameron's 5th birthday!
May 3 (Saturday) 1-5pm
The Hopkins Farm
345 Lockhart Drive
Lunch & Cake will be served
Regrets only to Rachel & Dave at
For boys and girls turning 4, here is one petting zoo party invitation wording that's written specifically for you:
Cows, Chickens, Ducks and more
Christina is turning 4!
Please come to our fun-filled
Farm Party!
May 3 (Saturday) 2-4pm
The Riverside Clubhouse
345 Lockhart Drive
RSVP by Apr 20 to Rachel & Dave at
Finally, here is one specifically for parties held at a petting zoo:
Oink! Baa! Cluck! Moo!
It's Cam's 6th birthday at the petting zoo!
Saturday, May 3, 12:30pm
Mayford Petting Zoo
345 Lockhart Drive
RSVP with a yay or a neigh
to Farmer Rachel at 234.567.8901
Other Farm or Petting Zoo Party Invitation Wording Ideas
If you are thinking of a dress code, you can ask the kids to wear farmer or cowboy / cowgirl costume:
Be sure to come in your barnyard clothes
Feel free to dress in your favorite farmer, cowboy or cowgirl outfit!
But I Am Just TIRED Of Coming Up With Clever Wordings Every Year! Is There A Template?
I hear you… with a few kids I used to do it several times a year. But I have now switched to templates — yes they are available, but better yet you can customize with your party details so it still LOOKS personal.
It saves so much time, and really, not that expensive!


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36. What's New in 2008? (Continued)
Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: 2008 Update
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The updated Guideline offers the clinician a greater number of effective medications than were identified in the previous Guideline. Seven different effective first-line smoking cessation medications are now approved by the FDA for treating tobacco use and dependence. In addition, multiple combinations of medications have been shown to be effective. Thus, the clinician and patient have many more medication options than in the past. The Guideline also now provides evidence regarding the effectiveness of medications relative to one another.
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Death Toll Grows After Residential Building Collapse In Huruma, Nairobi
A residential building collapsed in Huruma, Nairobi late Friday after a severe downpour and has killed at least 43 people – of whom vast majority are children – injuring dozens.
Rescuers, including Kenyan Red Cross rescue team, are leading efforts to find scores of people feared trapped and possibly dead. So far, 140 people have been rescued and rushed to the hospital while some residents were lucky enough to have escaped before the residential building collapsed.
However, others are feared trapped in the rubble of the building in Huruma and the aid organization said more than 70 people have been reported missing.
The Red Cross rescue team also said they pulled out three children, an adult, a mother and baby whose cries could be heard from the rubble of the six-story building, adding that 150 building units and adjacent homes were also affected.
As the rescue team worked selflessly to save lives, one man came out holding up a baby wrapped in a pink blanket as the crowd broke into cheers.
Another man followed suit, carrying a toddler also pulled from the debris. Both children were rushed to waiting ambulances. Rescuers who rushed to the scene, as the residential building collapsed, also heard the voices of trapped survivors calling out, afraid but alive. Workers heaved chunks of concrete from the scene, the cries spurring their efforts.
Nairobi's Police Chief, Japheth Koome, who confirmed the death toll, said it took rescuers longer than it should to get to the scene due to hours-long traffic jams caused by flooded roads.
A man who claimed to be a resident of a building adjacent to the fallen building, said the building was constructed "shoddily." The building had been constructed in less than five months and the 126 single rooms were quickly occupied at a rent of $35 a month, he added.
Area legislator Stephen Kariuki said this was the second building to collapse in a year. He blamed the county government of failing to demolish buildings that were identified as unfit for human occupation.
President Uhuru Kenyatta arrived at the scene of the incident on Saturday morning. In a statement, the president ordered officials to carry out urgent survey of all houses in the area to find out those at risk of falling. The president also demanded for the arrest of the owners of the residence. Kenya National Disaster Operation Centre director Colonel Nathan Kigotho, told reporters at the scene that:
"We are still hearing some voices from the collapsed building. We don't have the exact number of people buried in the rubble."
He added that the building in Nairobi's poor suburb of Huruma in eastern Nairobi had 198 rooms. Kigotho said:
"The biggest cause of this was that the building was next to the river. The water most likely undermined the foundation."
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Interior Minister Joseph Ole Nkaissery told reporters at the scene that the cries of a woman and child had been heard but their fates are yet unknown. Speaking on the matter, Mike Sonko said the mega corruption at City Hall is to blame for the deaths at Huruma.
The Nairobi senator urged governor Evans Kidero to sack "corrupt and uncouth officers" who allowed the building to be put up. Earlier, the Nairobi deputy Governor Jonathan Mueke said the building was not approved since it was built very close to a river. In the past, heavy downpours have led to building collapses in sub-standard neighbhourhoods of the Kenyan capital, which locals have blamed on shoddy or illegal construction.
Though it is still unclear what made the building to fall during the storm, residents told the Red Cross that the bottom floors caved in first. The lower floors of the residential building collapsed and shattered while some upper part of the building remain almost intact. However, broken bed frames, mattresses and clothes poked out of the wreckage, posing more risk to the victims. Other domestic items lay scattered as residents prayed and wept, while some others carried debris using their bare hands.


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Graziano Mancinelli
Life Path Number 4
Graziano Mancinelli is a male celebrity.
He was born on Thursday February 18th 1937, in Milan, Italy,.
Graziano Mancinelli is practical, down to earth with strong ideas about right and wrong. He is orderly and organized, systematic and controlled. Decisive and methodical Graziano is employing a step by step rational approach to problems solving, and once committed - he does not give up easily!
Mancinelli is not one for "get rich quick" schemes. Seeking to establish a solid foundation, Graziano Mancinelli would rather use hard work and long hours to build a business or career. Precise, tenacious and persevering, he has great potential for success, but only after putting out effort and overcoming the limitations he so often encounters. Justice and honesty are sacred to Graziano. He is reliable and dependable, a cornerstone in the community.
Though not an idealist, Graziano Mancinelli is willing to work for a better world in a realistic way. However, he can be rigid in his ideas and sometimes too quick in judging his fellow man. He is loyal to those he loves and works well with others. It is important that while being part of a team Mancinelli has his own responsibility and well-defined task; he performs better when his responsibilities are not overlapping with those of others. Graziano Mancinelli has to be careful not to be bossy and rude. He possesses rare discipline and perseverance and not everyone can keep up with him.
Graziano can handle money carefully and likes the security of a nest egg.
Mancinelli's love of work often leads him into a career early in life. Because of his methodical nature Graziano can easily become rigid and stuck in convention. He can also be overly cautious when changes are necessary, this can cause him to miss opportunities that present themselves. Graziano Mancinelli must cultivate flexibility in his character. He is well suited for marriage and often becomes a responsible loving parent. However, anything that violates Graziano's profound sense of order, such as separation or divorce can be a shattering experience for him. Graziano Mancinelli easily becomes obsessed and even vengeful, seeking his own definition of justice.
Graziano is courageous and a true survivor. He is a builder and the foundation of any enterprise. His hard work and practical, traditional values pay off to provide Graziano Mancinelli with the rewards he seeks and deserves.
You and Graziano
About Graziano's Life Path number
If ever there was a single moment of total transformation, it was actually the moment of Graziano Mancinelli's birth. In that instant, Graziano stepped through a door in time into a new reality - the reality of human life. The most critical number in Mancinelli's numerology chart is based on the date of his birth - the moment when the curtain went up in Graziano Mancinelli's life.
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Why should you do the forbidden? Control your temper.
Why should you do the forbidden? Control your temper.
The good book clearly shades some strong light to children,that they
should obey and honour their parents so as to live longer on
earth.They have struggled to raise you up and offer the best even when
they had nothing much.We all differ,some have been raised by a single
mother,both parents or non at all.We should learn great lessons from
whoever brings us up and bear in mind that one day one time,,we will
have to take up their responsibility and we would want the best for
our future kids as well.
Mzazi ni mzazi,no matter the age,skin tone,looks,ability or
demeanor.Some youngsters have stuggled tooth and nail to fit in by
doing the forbidden.You have heard of the Willy Paul saga,,he rejected
his mother for a better mother,,ooh really??The Kanye West scandal as
well,,that he offered his mum as a sacrifice to fame and money.So sad
and incredible.
Worst of all,some beat up their parents and insult them with very
vulgar words,simp ly cause you asked for something and he or she could not offer.Hey go slow on the
.Well,some of them could not be up to the mark,meaning they dont take
responsibility.Some go drinking or misbehave with other men
anyhowly,however this should not propel you to throw back harsh words
on them or murk them up.
In short obey them and cherish them for were it not for them,where
would you be???Control your temper when they piss you off .


text: Hi everyone, Happierbaker here again. I Just wanted to share with y'all an update on my croissants baking progress which I owe in many areas to Ralph! Also, I have also been experimenting with my butter dosage and finally perfected it to have the following result: Flaky, golden and crispy on the outside while tender, airy and moist on the inside. Hence, 125g of butter block to 250 AP flour. They even smell more delicious. I am now more confident during the whole process and know what to expect every time they come out of the oven. ( I still enjoy dissecting one each time though, just for the satisfying pleasure).


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Fred Phelps' "God Hates Fags" crusade comes to Santa Ana Saturday night for another demonstration of a play about the murder of Matthew Shepard, whose funeral was infamously picketed by the pastor of Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas.
The threat has prompted a downtown Santa Ana business leader to essentially warn merchants: steer clear of Bible-thumping nutbars.
"Please show great restraint and don't allow the media an opportunity to once again depict Santa Ana in the ignominious manner they have portrayed us in the past," Downtown, Inc. executive director Vicky Baxter writes in a letter to merchants.
The Phelps brigade travels around the country to protest The Laramie Project whenever the pastor finds out about a staging. When the play about the reaction of the people of Laramie, Wyoming, to the murder of a young gay man was made into an HBO movie, Phelps and his crew traveled to New York City to picket the HBO home offices with signs reading "United You'll Fall."
And so, they are now targeting Grand Central Theater in the Artist Village, where the play/community consciousness-raising project opens tonight and continues through Saturday night.
In Andrew Tonkovich's preview, Phelps is described as "that crazy-ass Baptist minister who shows up in the play--as in real life--to hold his evil signs spouting hatred." Here's Phelps' review of the play:
"The Laramie Project is a tawdry bit of banal fag melodrama--sordid, cheap, unaffecting, drearily predictable--without the least artistic or literary merit or redeeming social value. Indeed, its only purpose is to promote sinful, soul-damning sodomy by playing on the sick, maudlin emotions of doomed, godless America and thereby to recruit ill-bred teenagers to lives of sin, shame, disease, death and hell."
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Speaking of hell, that's where Shepard was already burning, according to the sign Phelps carried at the man's funeral.
Speaking of no class, Phelps' godhatesfags.com website provides a daily counter of the number of days Shepard has been burning in hell.
Find out more about Phelps at rotten.com, a website name that certainly fits him.
Cal State Fullerton's Grand Central Theater is at 125 N. Broadway, Santa Ana. Showtime Saturday is 8 p.m. The fireworks will likely begin before that.


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Sunday, 18 August 2013
Zara Wishlist!
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text: Does anyone know of a good child psychiatrist in the Lexington, Salisbury, Kannapolis, Concord, High Point, Thomasville, Winston-Salem, or Greensboro area in North Carolina? We are willing to drive, but we want some feedback from parents. Has anyone found a great doctor? We have a 7 year-old with an assortment of emotional/mental issues. She currently goes to XXXXX, but only sees the psychiatrist ~ 2 x's a year. She sees therapists the rest of the time. They have not done any pyschological testing on her & I haven't seen progress in the 1+ years we've gone; other than the medications, which seem to be helping. But we still haven't gotten to what the problem is or why she has sudden violent tantrums over insignificant things, out of the blue and being unpredictable. I've read countless books & she seems to fit the label for all sorts of things. I need a good dr. who can figure her out.


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Football season is here. Go Team! ? Okay so I am not a huge football person, although I LOVE hosting a super bowl party every year, mostly for the commercials and the food. Oh the glorious, cheesy, and unhealthy food! What would football season be without buffalo wings? But they are not the easiest thing to make, so recently when I was craving them but did have the time to make them I was inspired to take the flavors and make this Buffalo Chicken Chowder complete with blue cheese crumbles on top!
This was an instant hit. All the ingredients worked so well together. The vegetables, shredded chicken, spicy buffalo flavor and the blue cheese melting into it! Johnny and I fell in love with this one right away and so will you. This is the perfect way to warm up on a cool fall night and even better it's healthy for you. This has quickly made it into our weekly rotation and I know you will love it too.
I wanted to take all the elements you get when you order buffalo wings in a restaurant and incorporate them into this soup. Chicken, buffalo sauce, blue cheese dressing, and carrots and celery. I will be honest, when I order wings I never bother to eat the carrots and celery.
Who has time for that? But I thought they would be perfect in this soup!
The definition of chowder is: a rich soup typically containing fish, clams, or corn with potatoes and onions.
So I had to add potatoes and onions to the other veggies. I decided to use shredded chicken because I didn't want to spend time pre-cooking the chicken, you just throw it in when you add the liquids, simmer away and then shred the chicken and add it back in. Couldn't be easier. And while I swapped out half and half for the usual cream this chowder is definitely still super rich. Especially when you top this off with blue cheese. I would say this definitely qualifies to be called a chowder, wouldn't you?
For All You Ranch Lovers:
Are you more of a ranch person when it comes to wings? Never fear, I am here to help! I can also relate as I really enjoy both ranch and blue cheese dressing and I have two options for you:
- Drizzle some ranch dressing right on top! This was delicious however as it mixes in it looks a bit odd, but that doesn't change how good it is so try not to let it weird you out. (hence no photo of this)
- Make Ranch Grilled Cheese Dippers: spread ranch dressing liberally on a slice of bread (I recommend sourdough or something long), top with shredded cheddar, butter the outside and cook about 5 mins on each side until cheese is melted and golden brown on the outside. Press the sandwich down while cooking. Once done, let rest for 3-5 minutes so cheese doesn't ooze out when you cut it. Cut into strips, dunk and enjoy!
- 2 tablespoon butter
- 2 carrot sticks, diced
- 3 celery stalks, diced
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 1 quart of chicken stock
- 2 cups of water
- 4 medium potatoes, diced
- 1 lb of chicken breast
- ½ cup of franks buffalo sauce
- ½ cup of half and half
- salt and pepper to taste
- 7 oz of blue cheese
- In a large pot melt the butter over medium heat and add the carrots, celery, and onions. Cook until translucent about 10 minutes.
- Add the stock, water, potatoes, whole chicken breasts, buffalo sauce, and half and half
- Bring to a boil over high heat, reduce heat to a simmer and cook for 40-60 minutes
- Remove the chicken and shred, add back and simmer for another ten minutes
- Add salt and pepper to taste
- Crumble 1 oz of blue cheese on each bowl


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The eagle of Eli, loud his cry:
He has swallowed fresh drink,
Heart-blood of Cynddylan fair!
I dreamed of the eagles long before they came swooping down from their cloudy crags. They blackened the sky, the wind from their wings lifting my hair as they circled, talons extended, before settling on the field of death to feast upon the corpses of my brothers.
Too torn for tears, I waded through my slaughtered kin while pain ripped my heart like a dagger and then I saw Cynddylan's fallen standard and my step faltered. As the smoke cleared I saw him staring blindly into the blemished sky, his torso twisted, his neck broke, his mouth gaping. And when I saw him there the world turned dark around me.
I knelt in his blood and tried to close the yawning wound upon his chest but I was too late, he was gone and I was to blame. All of my kindred were lost and the Kingdom of Pengwern was shattered. Only I was left, alone. I threw back my head, unprotected beneath the vast and empty sky and screamed a protest to the vengeful gods.
When I woke in the morning and found myself safe in my furs, I flung back the covers to run outside. My playmates tumbled as usual beneath a kindly summer sky while the women spun yarn in the shade of the alder trees. Putting up a hand, I shielded my eyes from the sun and saw my brother's hounds come bounding to meet me. They leapt up, trying to lick my face but I pushed them away and looked around for my brother.
The King of Pengwern was striding across the enclosure with an arm about his companion. 'Cynddylan,' I called and ran to tell him of my terrible dream but he was intent on the affairs of men and, waved me away. He would not listen.
I was just nine summers old then and, as I grew to womanhood, the dream faded and I forgot all about it. It was many years later, on the cusp of a great battle, when I heard again the far off cry of the wheeling eagles, that I remembered my dream and knew what was to come.
Osian's Song
October 644 AD
It all began on the day that my sister Ffreur and I first saw the singer of songs. He came in after supper and filled my brother's hall with his sweet music. The company were entranced, King and commoner alike, and even the dogs ceased worrying their fleas to listen as his voice flowed smooth, like nectar, drowning us all in his honeyed lies.
He was a golden man, his hair burnished by the leaping torches and a beard, the colour of bees wax, curled thick upon his chin. He stood by the hearth, the flames of the fire licking his Midas hair and he bewitched us all. I was just a girl, my heart as yet untouched by the beauty of men, but the words of his song filtered deep into my soul and kindled something warm and dangerous in the depths of my belly.
When his song ceased we were all so lost in his art that it took a little time for the murmur of applause to grow. We sat up and looked at eachother, blinking in surprise at finding ourselves back in the familiar hall. And then my brother, Cynwraith, the first to recover from the player's spell, rose from his seat and clapped him on the back before leading him to the high table. The handsome poet sat among the men of my kin, flushed and laughing while his platter was piled with food and his mead cup filled to the brim. The singer of songs had found favour with the great King of Pengwern and his future was secured.
Beside me Ffreur clasped her hands across her stomach, her eyes as bright as the torches, missing nothing. She nudged me sharply in the ribs and laughed at me but I tossed back my hair and ignored her.
'Heledd,' she hissed, 'stop it; your mouth is open. You are almost drooling.'
I closed my lips and wriggled in my seat, the heat of the fire suddenly too great. I wanted to know his name and longed for him to notice me and, as I picked up a piece of mutton, I glanced at him through my lashes and pondered how to get closer to him.
When his appetite was sated Cynddylan requested another song and the stranger took his place before the top table again. Every inch of me tingled with anticipation and I sat up straighter, with my chin on my hands and prepared to be enchanted again. The hall fell silent and even the children ceased their noisy games to sit cross legged on the floor to listen.
He picked up his harp and ran long, white fingers across the strings before his voice engulfed us, ebbing and flowing like clear water over pebbles, turning my skin to gooseflesh.
It was The Song of Urien Rheged. I had heard it a thousand times but never before had it sounded so good. This singer put his soul into his singing so that the lyrics made my heart pump long and slow and my blood run thick in my veins. It was agonising to listen to him, as if he knew my deepest, darkest secrets and was about to spill them over the floor. Invisible ties connected us, almost as if he had strung his harp with my heartstrings. It was not something I was strong enough to fight and so I sank my chin in my palm and closed my eyes, blocking the tears as I let his voice caress me and take me where it pleased.
By the time he noticed me I was familiar with every contour of his face and knew intimately how his hair curled into his neck, the strength of his jaw, the sensuous curve of his mouth and the softness of his smile. Then, quite astonishingly, his eyes fell upon me and I felt my heart leap like a deer in the forest. For a moment, he stilled, held fast in my gaze before he continued his song. His fine features mesmerised me, the crowd in the hall seemed to drift away leaving the singer and I alone in the firelight, his words and his music exclusively mine. And when the magic ended again and he bowed his head ever so slightly in my direction, I bent my own head in return and I was sure that I saw him close one eye.
I had been prepared since birth for a political marriage and, as the eldest Princess of Pengwern, I had always known that my heart was not my own to give. But on that night, while the autumn winds howled about the hall and blew small yellow leaves in beneath the lofty door, I forgot who I was. Without a second's thought I dismissed my family and my royal obligation and gave my heart to a singer of songs.
About the Book
The Song of Heledd is based on a collection of 9th century Welsh poetry entitled Canu Heledd. The poem, although written in the 9th century is set in the 7th and tells the story of the downfall of Pengwern, a region in ancient Powys that once stretched into Shropshire.
The poem is a lament for a lost dynasty, the Dogfeiling, King Cynddylan in particular and the thing that marks the poem as unusual is that it is narrated by a woman, Heledd. Heledd not only mourns the deaths of her brothers and her people but feels responsible for the fate that befell them. The fragmentary state of the poem means that we will never know whether that guilt is justified and, as usual, history does not adequately record the actions of women. The poem however shows that Heledd may have been instrumental in the downfall of her brother's kingdom, she is a devoted sister whose grief is great, she is forced to wander unprotected through the countryside in search of sanctuary and legend has it that Heledd ended her days in Gwent where a small church, St Illytyd's was once dedicated to her memory. Why this church should have been dedicated to her or how she came to be regarded as a saint is a mystery but a good mystery is something novelists love.
In the novel I have filled in the gaps left by the 9th century poet to resurrect Heledd's family and rebuild her world. The Song of Heledd is a love story, an adventure and a tragedy. Below is a translation of a snippet of the poem; i have only put a short excerpt as it is quite extensive and repetitive. Beneath the poem is a teaser from my novel The Song of Heledd, I hope you enjoy it.
The Hall of Cyndylan is dark
To-night, without fire, without bed!
I'll weep a while, afterwards I shall be silent.
The Hall of Cyndylan is dark
To-night, without fire, without candle!
Except God, who will give me patience?
The Hall of Cyndylan is dark
To-night, without fire, without light,
Let there come spreading silence around thee!
The Hall of Cyndylan! dark
Its roof, after the fair assemblage!
Alas! it makes not well its end!


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Londonistanis, yes, Londoners, no. *sigh* England has long ceased to be jolly old England.
Thanks for sharing this video.
These freaks are not Londoners.
But they are the majority of people who live in London now.
This is a very informative video about Israel and human rights.
My younger son is an engineering student at University of Waterloo and he advised me last night that the students are currently voting whether or not to have the University cease any interaction with Israeli institutions of higher learning.
No vote for ending cooperations with Saudi/Iranian/Syrian/Chinese institutions of higher learning.
Maybe they'll all throw out their Israeli computer and cell phone technology products.
This is pathetic, of course. Universities are madhouses in many ways.
Yeah, this kind of bullshit never ends. Reject democracies and embrace tyrannies
Who cares? In a few months or years they get to test that out first hand and up close. There will about zero Jews left in London and tons of ISIS swarthies.
There's nothing that Unites Muslims more than the qruan and sharia law lie Jew-hatred .
The only way to stop the Sunni/Shia slaughter is to toss a jew near them and they'll join forces to kill them .
Justin is bringing 25,000 homophobic jew-hater muslims that are already bitching about the Food and Hotels.
I think the governments have this all wrong.
We should not be discouraging them from traveling to Iraq or joining ISIS.
We should be encouraging it.
That is as long as after they all leave,
we air drop them some care packages.
Fugly Brit. What Canadians will all look like soon.


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Below you will find a collection of photos I took of people taking photos in Venice, Italy. It is important to understand that the photos below weren't taken over any considerable amount of time, they were all taken on the same day, within the same ten minute Sunday stroll around San Marco Square where many (if not all) visitors to Venice migrate to, for at least an afternoon.
Click individual photos to enlarge (recommended).
Photo quality varies due to the spontaneous, last-minute nature of taking photos of people taking photos.
After perusing the gallery below, please click this link to view previous photos in the Venice series.


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"My candle burns at both ends
It will not last the night
But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends
It gives a lovely light!"
Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950)
"I do not think there is a woman in whom the roots of passion shoot deeper than in me," 20-year-old Millay wrote in her diary. "It seems to me that I am, incarnate, rapture and melancholy…. And what I have lived I have lived doubly, actually and symbolically."
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Independent, flamboyant Millay, led a notoriously Bohemian life. She and the other writers of Greenwich Village were, according to Millay herself, "very, very poor and very, very merry." She lived in a nine-foot-wide attic writing tough-minded poems about sex, betrayal and the price of being a woman. This liberated woman of her times was in poetry, a traditionalist who absorbed influences from classical English poets and was devoted to the sonnet form. She was very popular and gave poetry readings to standing room only crowds. Even in the midst of The Great Depression, Vincent's work sold by the thousands.
She wrote openly of her many affairs, her bisexuality, and her independence as a woman in her poetry. One can hear the permission given to women of the era to ignore gender boundaries in her sonnet, "I, Being Born a Woman and Distressed."
However, my favorite sonnet is the wistful "What lips my lips have kissed" about lost loves:Whatlips my lips have kissed, and where, and why,
I have forgotten, and what arms have lain
Under my head till morning; but the rain
Is full of ghosts tonight, that tap and sigh
Upon the glass and listen for reply;
And in my heart there stirs a quiet pain
For unremembered lads that not again
Will turn to me at midnight with a cry.
Thus in the winter stands a lonely tree,
Nor knows what birds have vanished one by one,
Yet know its boughs more silent than before:
I cannot say what loves have come and gone;
I only know that summer sang in me
A little while, that in me sings no more.
(Edna St. Vincent Millay)
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Alaris pumps are designed for the delivery of fluids, medications, blood and blood products using continuous or intermittent delivery for adult, pediatric or neonatal patients. Set up of the Alaris pump can be easily achieved with the following steps.
To begin, you must first power on the brain portion of the Alaris pump by pressing and holding the "System On" button located on the front of the Alaris pump. The screen on the brain portion will display a message asking "NEW PATIENT?". Select yes or no with the buttons on the side of the display.
Next you will be prompted to enter your patient ID, which can be achieved with the use of the buttons surrounding the screen as well as the numbers under the screen, and proceed by selecting confirm. The screen will display a message asking if this is critical care, select yes or no.
Next, each pump portion of the Alaris pump module will be assigned a corresponding letter (A, B, C or D). Press the channel select button on the pump portion, and the Guardrails Drug Library will display on the screen of the brain. Select "Basic Infusion" and enter the administration rate (RATE) and volume to be infused (VTBI).
Now the Alaris pump is ready to have the tubing placed inside. After the tubing set is properly inserted into the infusion bag, and all air is removed from the tubing, proceed with opening the pump by lifting the arm on the bottom face of the pump. Be sure to remove the blue protective sheath from the pumping segment of the tubing. Once removed, the exposed section is to be inserted into the Alaris pump by holding the upper fitment above the receptacle at the top and lower it into the receptacle. The grooves in the fitment will sit square in the upper fitment tubing retainer once properly inserted. Ensure the tubing is straight without any twists or entanglements, and insert the safety clamp on the pumping mechanism in the lower recess with the arrow pointing into the Alaris pump module. Ensure the tubing following the safety clamp is firmly pressed into the back of the Air-Line Detector with your fingertip, and proceed by closing the Alaris Pump module housing and lowering the lower latch.
Open the roller clamp on the distal portion of the tubing from the Alaris pump and verify no fluid is flowing through the drip chamber located proximal to the Alaris Pump. Begin infusion by pressing the start button on the brain.


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Title: Remember to Forget
Author: Ashley Royer
Publisher: Blink YABooks
On Sale Date: April 5, 2016
In Remember to Forget from Watty Award-winning author Ashley Royer, Levi has refused to speak since the tragic death of his girlfriend, Delia, and can't seem to come out of his depression and hindering self-doubt. Desperate to make some positive change in Levi's life, his mother sends him to live with his father in Maine. Though the idea of moving from Australia to America seems completely daunting, Levi passively accepts his fate, but once he lands faces personal struggles and self-doubt at the same time he and his dad battle through resentment and misunderstanding. And then, while at therapy, Levi meets Delilah, a girl who eerily reminds him of someone he lost.'
About Author:
Ashley Royer attends high school at a public school north of Boston, Massachusetts. She began writing on an online social media platform when she was thirteen, and her uploaded stories currently have over thirty million combined reads. When Ashley is not writing or in school, you can find her working at a retirement community or making videos on her personal YouTube channel, callmeashely98.
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