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It seems ironic that Steve Hochstadt would categorize Wayne LaPierre's column in the National Rifle Association publications as "extreme," especially in view of his past columns.
He has viciously attacked all Republicans, and conservatives in particular, as being extreme in their views.
If being opposed to socialism and the leftist liberal agenda [is extreme], then count me in.
It's too bad he cherry-picked LaPierre's article and didn't include the part about the Young Democratic Socialists of America chapters proliferating on American college and university campuses. Are there chapters on our local college campuses?
Mr. Hochstadt closed one of his columns a few months ago with a statement and a question. He stated "I'm Antifa. Are you?"
What I have seen of Antifa, they riot, destroy and refuse free speech. That's scary, especially at institutions of higher learning. …
Thankfully, we do have the National Rifle Association and others protecting the Second Amendment.
It's also fitting that the second column on April 17 supports LaPierre's view as expressed in The American Rifleman and The American Hunter.
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Somehow, Tampa, Florida thinks it is a cosmopolitan city. That town by the bay up north, full of pasty midwesterners, plans to try and break a food truck record this weekend.
Not long ago, they attempted to reinvent the Cuban sandwich.(As if any self-respecting Cuban would travel to Tampa to experience la patria.) The place actually considers itself a mecca for independent restaurants.(I mean, do they have anything but a Chili's there?)
Anyway, today is Screw Tampa day on Short Order. We are going to do our usual posts about the Miami food scene, and in addition, we are going to prove that Tampa -- and that other pathetic town on the beach -- are not a place to even think about eating.
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Last Friday night was filled with music, frenetic energy, Moms, Dads, kids, lots of games and education with ducks! Yes, ducks! We had question and answers on how to prevent Lyme and we had lots of fun doing it! It is so easy to get caught up in the bad news of a disease and all that entails. This event and others like it brings me great joy because it shows me that if we know what to do, we can do it and have fun!
I think we forget sometimes how important laughter and fun is in our lives. Playtime is essential for our minds and our bodies. I mention that in my book "Embracing Healing" and on May 7th, (Saturday), at 10:30 my friend Marianna and I are going to start a class focusing on just that point.
It is very important to me to let people know that 50 minutes broken up in the day for things like coloring, wiggling, giggling and finding some playtime helps to restore a better mood, clear the mind and energize the neurons of the brain and have creativity flow back from a mind and body slogged down with have to 's and over multi-tasking.
The benefit of this is being calmer, being more focused and just being able to smile. It helps to strengthen the heart and lower blood pressure. It gets the gut flowing better and stimulates your muscles. Oxygen will flow better in your body. That is just Groovy baby!
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Pie Day 2017 was a huge success! Project Rousseau's sixth annual Pie Day celebration was the perfect kickoff to the holiday season in both Nashville and NYC. Over a hundred students baked pies to donate to local homeless shelters.
The day started out bright and early at 9am as the volunteers rolled in ready to bake! Students, families, and friends gathered together to turn out pies. We made dough, filled the pies, decorated them with lattice, and watched as they came out of the oven cooked to perfection!
In the end, we made over 440 pies in total, breaking Project Rousseau's record in previous years!
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Land Conversion in Indonesia
Still discussing global food issue, this time I will talk about the reduction of agricultural land. you are wrong if it considers that this is not a big problem. Because in Indonesia alone, each year is not less than 110 000 hectares of paddy field switching function. The agricultural land conversion will lower food production, especially with the high population growth rate. Land conversion have two unfavorable impact in both economic and ecological impact. In terms of ecology, land conversion causes a decrease capacity of the land, and resulted in a decrease in water resources. From the economic side, land conversion is not only have an impact on agricultural production, but also resulting the loss of employment opportunities in rural areas, the loss of agricultural investment such as irrigation, infrastructure and others. For that we need to safe the world food security by helping owners of productive land, to cultivate the land.


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What are these Jimmy Buffett fans about to do? Flock to a Parrot Head convention
Key West existed before Jimmy Buffett but South Florida's favorite troubadour sure gave the southernmost key its signature sound.
Thousands of Parrot Head fans of the singer-songwriter will descend on the island for the 25th annual Parrot Heads in Paradise Meeting of the Minds convention, "Here We Are," on Nov. 2-6.
In his early days, when he was "Living and Dying in 3/4 Time" and writing songs about Key West and name-checking Captain Tony in "Last Mango in Paris," Fausto's Food Palace, the Blue Heaven Restaurant, the Chart Room Bar and that woman goin' crazy on Caroline Street, Buffett had a base in Key West. In the mid-1980s, Buffett established the original Margaritaville Store on Duval Street in Key West. The store and its adjacent Margaritaville Café, as well as his private Shrimp Boat Sound studio remain Key West staples.
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Events during the 2016 convention include performances by Buffett band members and friends — Keith Sykes, Marshall Chapman and Will Kimbrough — a street concert, charity events and beach side musical performances at the Casa Marina at 1500 Reynolds St.
Buffett, himself, isn't scheduled but he has been known to bless the faithful flock with surprise appearances, as he did for the 20th annual event in 2011. Members of his longtime Coral Reefer band, like Mac McAnally, Peter Mayer and Michael Utley (who got his own shout-out in Buffett's 1979 classic, "Volcano") are on tap this year. Coral Reefers will join the band Ramajay Intercoastal on Nov. 5 to perform Buffett's 1978 LP "Son of a Son of a Sailor" album. Regional acts Jerry Diaz, Tropical Soul, John Frinzi, "Sauce Boss" Bill Wharton and Howard Livingston & the Mile Marker 24 Band are also scheduled.
While most convention activities are open only to registered members of Parrot Head clubs, the public is welcome at The Lone Palm Foundation Meeting of the Minds Street Festival, planned for 1-6:30 p.m. Nov. 4, adjacent to Margaritaville at Duval and Fleming streets.
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The other day my two youngest boys were playing in the backyard together. Things got ugly fast and my 11 year old ran in to tattle on his older brother.
"He said I have baby sacks on my face!"
I had just left, so I didn't find out about the tattle until I returned home. But I was curious and had to ask my son later, "What exactly are baby sacks?"
"I don't know, but it hurt my feelings."
Sadly, this event feels a little too similar to our society today—a hypersensitivity to what people say and do, creating an environment of angry rhetoric. Too many people seem too eager to be offended instead of looking for common ground, looking for ways to be kind, to get along.
Even just the other morning as I was going over my Facebook feed I read a post by one of the kindest sweetest people I know. She posted: Why can't people understand that politely stating my beliefs does not mean I'm insulting them or telling them what to do?
And she's right. Why can't we politely listen to others state their beliefs, listening with respect without feeling insulted or feeling like the other person is demanding we believe or act as they are acting? We live in a world of incredible diversity with so much we can learn from one another, so much we can share. And yet much of what is happening today is a decreased tolerance for civil conversation and even an increase in fear for conversation. If I say this will someone misunderstand/misinterpret? Will someone attack what I say? Could I lose my friends/following/job/livelihood?
In response to my friend's post one person responded: The ability to have a respectful debate is gone. Add to that the ease with which people are offended these days and it's a recipe for disaster.
Take the upcoming Presidential elections in the U.S. Don't panic! I'm not going to express my personal opinion on candidates or who I'm voting for. I'm just going to share the concerns many school officials have regarding voting taking place in the schools because of the angry rhetoric that has taken place during the current campaign, as well as the increase in school shootings and the recent fire bombing of a Republican party office. In a Deseret New's article on the topic it reads: "… state and local officials say voting has been removed or classes have been canceled on Election Day at schools in Illinois, Maine, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and elsewhere."
In order ensure the safety of students they have moved polling stations and cancelled school that day. Now I believe that's the right choice. Children and teachers deserve to be and feel safe. But I'm saddened that such a choice is even necessary.
The question we should ask ourselves is, why do we want or expect everyone to agree with us? To mold and conform to our way of thinking and be just like us? It brought to my mind a tv episode I watched many years ago as a child. After searching the internet and with help from the writing community I finally found it—Buck Rogers "The Dorian Secret." In this episode, the Dorians experienced a mutancy which caused all of the men to look alike and all of the women to look alike. Thousands committed suicide rather than face their mutancy. In order to protect their race, a custom started of wearing individualized masks. But the leader of this world challenged Buck to imagine living on a world where everyone looks the same . . . it was pure madness. While The Dorian Secret was a literal representation of sameness, I think too often we expect others to think and act the same and take offense when they don't. It seems to me as though we are actively trying to create our own Dorian Secret world by demanding others conform to our way of thought and getting mad when they don't, instead of recognizing it for what it is—pure madness.
I could continue to give example after example of situations where we are quick to give or take offense. But the question really becomes, how do we fix the problem? As I was sitting in an auditorium Tuesday night waiting for my 14 year old's percussion concert to start, my 12 year old (the one who started everything with the baby sacks comment) provided the answer.
He turned to me and said, "My math teacher says it's a get what we give world."
"What do you think that means?" I asked.
"If we're kind, people will be kind to us and if we're not, they won't."
"Who is one of the kindest people you know?"
"Mindy," he answered immediately.
Mindy is our neighbor down the street who is often bringing us homemade jam and rolls, zucchini bread and sometimes dinner. And she always seems to know when I need a text or a hand-written card to lift my spirits. When someone is kind, thoughtful, and generous, you just want to be kind, thoughtful and generous back. Now I'm not saying you have to go out and make a whole bunch of homemade stuff. Frankly, I'm terrible at baking.
But ask yourself, what do you want to give to the world in your words and your actions and what do you hope to get back? This is a question I ask myself as a writer, as a wife, as a mother, and as a human being. If I want my children to give me respect, for example, I have to be an example of respect—give them respect. I know that I'm going to make mistakes, say and do stupid things. I'm not perfect. And I have to hope that people will give me the benefit of the doubt and forgive me. So I try to do the same for others.
And that's the hard part today . . . giving others the benefit of the doubt instead of choosing to be offended. Perhaps they have a different way of thinking than our own, a lack of knowledge, are coming from an experience of pain, a different culture, or a different upbringing. We all go through life looking on the world through different lenses of experience. Frankly I think it's a miracle we can agree on anything. My husband and I don't share the same tastes in music, or movies, and he hates BYU. He still maintains that the biggest sacrifice he ever made was having to live in Utah County while I attended BYU. But we have other things in common despite his refusal to stop in Provo for bathroom breaks and my refusal to wear anything with a Utes logo.
So rather than allow offense to divide us, let's agree to disagree and find common ground. Let's bridge the gap of misunderstanding and bring kindness and civility back, and eliminate the lashing out we're seeing in public and especially on social media forums. Let's give out more kindness, more respect to one another, give the benefit of the doubt and see what will come back to our society as a whole.


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Catholic Links & Resources:
Disclaimer: This is not intended to be a comprehensive list of Catholic sites. It is for your convenience. Sites listed herewith are not maintained by St. Mary Parish. Inclusion here does not indicate endorsement.
In this section, you will find links to various topics including:
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- Young Adult/Youth Links
Catholic Diocese of Columbus
The Home Page of the Columbus Diocese. Provides Diocesan information and news.
Catholic Catechism
The NCCB/USCC
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops/United States Catholic Conference. The main directories include: Communications (Catholic Communication Campaign, Catholic News Service , the NCCB Calendar, The Office for Film and Broadcasting, and a section for current and archived news releases). The Diaconate. Education (Catechetics, Hispanic Catechetics Committee, Higher Education and Campus Ministry, and The Office for Catholic School Parent Associations). Evangelization and Missions. Family, Laity, Women, and Youth (Includes Committee on Marriage and Family , Committee on Laity , Young Adult Ministry).
Documents of Vatican II
The documents with a search engine from the Society of St Joseph (Gemeinschaft vom heiligen Josef) in Austria.
The Vatican
Since its inauguration on Christmas Day 1995, this website has received over 4 million hits from curious people all over the globe. Of special interest to readers in the United States is the Vatican News Service in English, which may be read daily at: www.vatican.va/news_services/press/vis/vis_en.html. The latest church documents in English can be found at www.vatican.va/latest_en.htm
Area Catholic Schools:
Pontifical College Josephinum
Ohio Dominican University
Founded in 1911, Ohio Dominican is a Catholic, liberal arts college offering more than 30 undergraduate majors to students of all ages. Their web page provides information about admissions, academics and student life.
University of Dayton
A Catholic, Marianist University Located in Dayton, Ohio. Their web page provides information about UD's academics, admissions, athletics and more.
St. Charles Preparatory High School
Bishop Watterson High School
New American Bible
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB). Released on March 9, 2011, the New American Bible, Revised Edition (NABRE) is the culmination of nearly 20 years of work by a group of nearly 100 scholars and theologians, including bishops, revisers and editors. The NABRE includes a newly revised translation of the entire Old Testament (including the Book of Psalms) along with the 1986 edition of the New Testament.
Bible Gateway
9 languages. The best online Bible with a very nice search engine; several versions. It does not include the deuterocanonical books (Wisdom, Tobit, Judith, Baruch, Sirach, and 1 and 2 Maccabees) (No NAB).
Bible Study Tools
Includes the NAB from The New American Bible With Revised New Testament, copyright 1986. 20 Online translations with many online Bible Study tools.
BSW – Biblical Studies on the Web
Comprehensive listing of libraries, university departments, journals, and other useful tools for biblical research, including Biblicia [online!], published since 1920 by the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome.
Navigating the Bible
RealAudio site. "Journey into the world of the Jewish Bible. Study the portions, Hear the melodies, follow the themes." Atlas, Pentateuch, Torah, Hafarot, Glossary, Blessings, Genealogy, Divrei Torah. Explore as history, literature, religion."
Books Online:
Christian Classics Ethereal Library
Classic Christian books in electronic format, selected for your edification. There is enough good reading material here to last you a lifetime, if you give each work the time it deserves! All of the books on this server are believed to be in the public domain in the United States unless otherwise specified. Copy them freely for any purpose. Outside of the US, check your local copyright laws.
Catholic Media:
Alba House
Publishing arm of the Society of St. Paul … books, tapes, publications, much more.
American Catholic Online
A service of St. Anthony Messenger Press and Franciscan Communications, Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Catholic Answers
The largest Catholic apologetics and evangelization organization in North America; with lots of material from Karl Keating, etc.
Catholic Digest
A 60-year-old national magazine published by the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN.
Catholic Goldmine
53 categories with hundreds of links. Maintained by Christopher J. Miller, formerly a student at St Ambrose University.
Catholic Information Center on the Internet
CICI is a central directory and repository of all data on Internet that reflect the Magisterium or authoritative teaching of the Catholic Church. Links to dozens of Catholic Periodicals and Newspapers.
Catholic Online
The Mission of "Catholic Online" is to serve as a center for the exchange of information for Catholics. Free webmail is available.
Global Catholic network featuring a huge library of articles and Church documents with thousands of radio and television shows presented in RealAudio.
FORMED-The Catholic Faith on Demand
Unlimited viewing & printer-friendly downloads of programs, e-books, audio presentations and feature films all in one place. Please see cards in the back of church and parish office for the parish access code.
Ignatius Press
Offers works on Catholic theology, scriptural commentary, spirituality, lives of the saints for adults and children, as well as topical works on issues of social and spiritual importance. Videos suitable for family viewing are also offered, as well as books recorded on audio cassette.
Lighthouse Catholic Media
Lighthouse specializes in promoting the Catholic Faith through high quality presentations on audio CDs and MP3s from many of the best Catholic speakers in English and Spanish.They also offer additional forms of media, including books, booklets, pamphlets, and more. Please see the kiosk in the vestibule of church. Please see cards in the back of church and parish office for the parish access code.
Liguori Publications
Faithful to the charism of Saint Alphonsus, is an Apostolate within the mission of the Denver Province of Redemptorists.
New Advent
Includes Articles from the The Catholic Encyclopedia published in 1913. Also features St. Thomas' Summa Theologica, the Church Fathers, and more.
Orbis Books
The publishing arm of the Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers. Orbis, from the Latin word for "world," was founded in 1970 to provide a global perspective on matters of faith, to amplify the voices of the poor of the earth, and to foster dialogue among people of different faiths.
Trinity Communications
A Catholic search and documentary service.
Liturgy Links:
Mass Times
Mass Times all over the USA. A free ministry to traveling Catholics, in partnership between the Catholic Communication Campaign of the U.S. Catholic Conference and 1-800 Mass Times Trust. Or call 1-800-MassTimes (1-800-627-7846).
Catholic Homilies
Excellent Source for weekday and Sunday Homilies along with dozens of links for Catholic Homiletic sites. Also has links for Lectionary based Scripture study and Homiletic preparation.
Liturgy, OSB. Gen. Topics
Excellent site for all things liturgical. An index maintained by The Order of Saint Benedict with vast and varied resources.
The Liturgy of the Hours
From Universalis Publishing Ltd.
The Mass
From The Basilica of the National Shrine of Saint Ann.
Notre Dame Center for Pastoral Liturgy
Exists to promote the implementation of the liturgical reform launched by the Second Vatican Council and to foster the renewal of the human spirit through worship.
Catholic Exchange
Saint Paul's Portal Page. Encouragement for the Day, Daily Lectionary Readings, Saint of the Day, Homily of the Day, Bishop's Talk for the Day, Daily Catholic News, Catholic Scripture Study, etc.
Offers in-depth and interesting study notes on the Sunday Scripture based on the Revised Common Lectionary.
Creighton University
This Jesuit University page features: Daily Meditations, Special Seasonal Section, Online Retreat, Stations of the Cross, Tips for Prayer in Everyday Life, Spirituality Links.
Daily Meditations
Based upon the Lectionary with some excellent commentaries and practical resources. This site also features a beautiful and interesting "Virtual Tour" of the Holy Land.
Exegetical Notes by Brian Stoffregen
Another excellent resource for Lectionary Based Sunday Scripture Study. This one has quite a bit more to offer for those wishing to study the Scripture more in-depth.
Sacred Space
From the Irish Jesuits: "We invite you to make a 'Sacred Space' in your day, and spend ten minutes, praying here and now, as you sit at your computer, with the help of on-screen guidance and Scripture chosen specially every day."
Word Sunday
An excellent Catholic Resource for Studying the Sunday Scripture. Lectionary based with good application of Scripture to life.
Music Links:
Oregon Catholic Press
Publisher of a wide variety of music and worship materials including "Breaking Bread", and "Glory and Praise."
News & Information:
Parishes Online
Online U.S. directory of the Catholic Church
The Catholic News Service
Launched in 1997, the Catholic News Service website offers visitors a limited selection of CNS stories, CNS information, and even the ability to download articles. For a small fee, visitors may download selected articles from Origins, the CNS documentary service.
Catholic Online
Catholic Online grew from a popular CompuServe forum in 1995 to a fully interactive Catholic web hosting company in 1996. Catholic Online provides the complete text of Papal Encyclicals, church documents, Church media and press resources (Catholic Press International), as well as over 20 file and message libraries.
Catholic Information Network (CIN)
The first worldwide Catholic BBS network offered the first extensive Catholic electronic library (papal encyclicals, apologetics tracts, spiritual readings, theological texts and basic information).
The National Catholic Education Association
The National Catholic Education Association has been providing leadership and service to Catholic education since 1904. The largest professional association in the world, its 200,000 members serve over 7.6 million students in preschools, elementary and secondary schools, parish catechetical/religious education programs, diocesan offices, colleges, universities and seminaries.
Prayer and Spirituality:
Basic Prayers In Spanish
Basic Catholic prayers in Spanish.
Daily Prayer
The Irish Jesuits run this daily prayer site. It provides meditation in the Ignatian style, which can be very instructive in the art of prayer.
Daily Meditation
St. Anthony Messenger Press provides this daily, minute meditation on the day's readings at Mass.
Saint Of The Day
St. Anthony Messenger Press provides a biography and spiritual significance of the saints' feast days.
Vatican Links:
Catacombs of Rome
History, symbols, and descriptions of the Christian Catacombs of Rome. Many incredible images here.
Citta del Vaticano
Christus Rex et Redemptor Mundi is one of the best virtual art museums. An interesting repository of Christian art and historical sites. Also the Documents of Vatican Council II and the Catechism of the Catholic Church Online.
Holy See
The official site of the Holy See. The Holy Father, The Curia, News Services, Vatican Museum, Archives. John Paul II's encyclicals are here with hundreds of documents available in six languages.
L'Osservatore Romano
The official newspaper of the Vatican.
Vatican Observatory
Beautiful images, fascinating history. One of the oldest astronomical research institutions in the world, the Vatican Observatory has its headquarters at the papal summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, Italy, outside Rome. Its dependent research center, the Vatican Observatory Research Group (VORG), is hosted by Steward Observatory at the University of Arizona, Tucson, USA.
Vatican Radio
A RealAudio site, you can actually listen to Vatican Radio, Vatican news, and more in many languages.
The World Seen From Rome. ZENIT is an International News Agency based in Rome. Its mission is to provide objective and professional coverage of events, documents and issues emanating from or concerning the Catholic Church for a worldwide audience, especially the media.
Young Adult/Youth Links:
Young Adults
Catholic Singles
Safe, Secure, and All Catholic! If you're looking for other singles who share your Catholic beliefs and values, then you've come to the right place! The LARGEST Catholic singles site of its kind, CatholicSingles.com has been the internet meeting place for Catholic singles since 1998. So far thousands of Catholics who might not have been able to meet, have joined us, so what are you waiting for?!
Real Faith TV
View our shows right here on the web or catch them on cable. E-mail prayer requests to our prayer team. Got a question about faith or life? Ask us and we'll get back to you with a solid answer just as soon as we can!!
YOU! Magazine
YOU! is your voice. The voice of a generation preparing the world for Christ. Young people who've left hot jobs at home and heeded the call to come to Southern California where the surf's up year 'round and Christ (Son of the Most High, King of kings and Lord of lords) needs a few good Generation X'ers to serve Him.
Life Teen
Designed to minister to high school teens of all faiths from a uniquely Catholic base. Reaching teens on spiritual, emotional, and social levels, LIFE TEEN responds to the need to be loved, offering meaning and direction and hope in a world of indifference.
One Rock Online
Operated by youth for youth to supplement the already Catholic teenagers and "lukewarm" Catholics with enriching, orthodox and entertaining content and to form an online community of Catholic teenagers through bulletin boards and chat.
National Catholic Youth Choir
A liturgically-based choir open to Roman Catholic youth entering 10th – 12th grade. The program takes place each summer on the beautiful wooded grounds of Saint John's Abbey and University in central Minnesota. What is unique about the National Catholic Youth Choir is its liturgical focus. The singers learn about the Catholic liturgy and how the treasury of sacred music (Gregorian chant, Palestrina, Mozart, Bruckner, Poulenc, Duruflé…) fits in Catholic worship today. The choir also sings contemporary and newly-written music, some of it specially commissioned for the NCYC.


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"Time Of Our Lives" by Ahmed Chawki & RedOne (producing) is the official song of BeINSport(s). It is such a catchy song and the editing on the commercial is fantastic. While it is lighter on female fans that I would like, the ones it shows are invested in the matches not in being sexed up accessories.
A fuller length version as well:
This is simply flawless… Plus kids playing co-ed..
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Troutdale concert to benefit cancer research
The eighth-annual Soulful Giving Blanket Concert will serve up classic rock, food, beer and wine for a charitable cause on Saturday, Aug. 4, in Troutdale.
The concert from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. along the banks of the Sandy River at the Yoshida Garden View Estate, 29330 S.E. Stark St., Troutdale, will feature live music performances by Stone In Love, a Journey tribute band; Dreams, a salute to Fleetwood Mac; Petty Fever, a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers tribute group, and Dancehall Days, a dance cover band.
Junki and Linda Yoshida are hosting the concert on their 15-acre property as a fundraiser for cancer research. Funds generated will be donated to the Randall Children's Hospital and Providence Cancer Research Center.
The 21 and older event features live music, gourmet food, live and silent auctions, raffles, yard games, art, shopping.
All the money raised from the cancer will be donated to Randall Children's Hospital and Providence Cancer Center and every dollar raised goes to fund cancer research and patient support programs.
Premium tickets cost $50 and includes parking at Mt. Hood Community College with shuttle service to the event and two drink tokens. VIP tickets cost $100 and include parking at Mt. Hood Community College, but with limo shuttle service and complimentary champagne, a visit to the VIP Food Pavilion, three drink tokens, and a bonus goodie bag.
Junki Yoshida established the Soulful Giving Foundation, and Linda Yoshida serves as its president.
"It's not just a concert; it's a day of celebration of life because it's for people who have survived cancer," Linda said. "Anybody who's been touched by cancer, this is an opportunity to give back."
The event also is a way to honor and remember the lives of the cancer victims.
Cancer is a personal issue for the Yoshidas because two Yoshida Group employees died from the disease. Linda said they wanted to create a charitable event rather than just fork over funds.
"It would have been really easy for us to write a check to cancer research in their memories, but instead we wanted to get our whole community involved because everybody is touched by cancer," she said.
The event gives anyone an option to help either by purchasing a ticket, bidding on auction items or just volunteering.
"Anything they can do is a way of giving back," Linda said.
Junki said the event is a cheaper and less formal event than a suit-and-tie dinner fundraiser that costs up to $2,000 per plate.
"A lot of east county people would never wear a suit," he noted.
Since starting the Soulful Giving concert, Linda estimated they have raised $1.5 million for cancer research.
"I do believe we can beat cancer by simply pumping money into this system," Junki said. "It's really simple: If you invest money into business, then you're more likely to be successful."
The Yoshida group is a network of 18 businesses owned by the Yoshida family.
If you go
What: The eighth annual Soulful Giving Blanket Concert
When: 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 4 at the Yoshida Estate, 29330 S.E. Stark St., Troutdale
Tickets: $50-$100, visit soulfulgiving.org
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Top 5 Hacks for Traveling on a Budget
For many people seeing the world means compromising savings, but you shouldn't have to choose between your bank account and Bali. While you may get your fix trawling Instagram for beautifully curated photos of places you'll visit "someday," when your sense of adventure (or boss) calls one time too many, find the budget and go.
If you're itching to get away and off the grid, here are Planning to Wealth's top five financial tips for traveling on a budget, and PTO willing, travel more often—savings intact.
1. Finding the cheapest flights means being flexible about where and when you go.
Make perusing affordable flights a part of your daily routine. Staying flexible with your travel dates means being able to land a once in a lifetime deal. The best resources for affordable flights are Skyscanner and Adioso which allow you to search a destination without specifying dates so you can easily browse flights throughout the year by price.
Feeling spontaneous? The Flight Deal is the best resource for affordable flights if you are willing to book at a moment's notice. The site features daily deals that you can search by departure destination. Some example deals include round-trip from New York to Lisbon for $436 or round-trip from Philadelphia to Beijing for $635. Domestic flights are even more of a steal with deals such as round-trip from New York to New Orleans for $156. The catch? These deals are only available for limited dates and they sell out fast. You can book by using the Matrix by ITA Software (typically used by travel agents) to research what dates are available for the round-trip price and then book the dates through Priceline.
Finally, whatever you do, don't miss a deal. Be sure to sign up for email alerts for these top resources, and if you really mean business, bookmark them in your browser for easy access.
2. Forget the status-quo destinations.
Focus on places with unparalleled, scenic landscapes where the US dollar stretches far. Destinations like Thailand, Nepal, India, Vietnam, and Latin America are a far cry from a $10 latte with so much to discover and do. Even Europe boasts some stunning and affordable destinations such as Croatia, Estonia, Prague, Budapest, and many others.
Some of the most beautiful destinations you can explore for as little as $50 a day including Morocco, Thailand, Bosnia, Bolivia, Belize, El Salvador, Turkey and more.
3. Take a different approach to accommodations.
Finding a great hotel or unique accommodations doesn't have to be expensive. Last-minute booking resources like Hotel Tonight are a great way to book an affordable hotel room at 30%-40% off the hotel's average daily rate. When it gets closer to your trip, you can set up alerts for hotel searches in specific destinations so you know when a hotel's rate drops. Expedia has a last-minute deals section as well that has great steals on accommodations and flights.
If booking last-minute isn't your thing, searching advanced purchase rates for hotels in a destination you are considering is a good idea. Most hotels will offer an advanced purchase rate 20%-30% lower than their average daily rate and have flexible cancellation policies if you end up changing your mind.
Alternative accommodations to hotels such as Airbnb are another great way to save and have more room to sprawl out. Finally, if you're feeling social and adventurous, take advantage of the sharing economy and find accommodations on sites like Couchsurfing where you can essentially sleep on someone's couch (and if you get lucky a spare bedroom) for free. This is an open, fun community that shares a passion for travel. You can also consider house sitting while you travel using resources like Nomador, Trusted House Sitters, or Luxury Housesitting that allow you to search travel dates and view house sitting opportunities by destination.
4. Make earning travel points a priority.
Racking up travel points is one of the best ways to save money on travel. Chase Sapphire Reserve is one of the best credit cards for travel perks including 50K bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first three months from account opening. Benefits also include $300 cashback on travel expenses, up to $100 application fee credit for Global Entry or TSA Precheck, and 3X points on travel and dining. If frequent travel and culinary adventures are at the top of your to-do list, this is the card for you.
Another great travel credit card is the Venture from Capital One card which allows you to earn 50,000 bonus miles once you spend just $3,000 on purchases within the first three months from account opening and 2x the points on every purchase.
And let's not forget the Platinum Card from American Express designed for frequent travelers. The card offers five points per dollar spent on flights directly booked with airlines or with American Express Travel. While the $550 annual fee is a bit of a hefty price tag, the perks are worth it. Aside from the 60,000 bonus points when you spend $5,000 within the first three months of opening an account, you get access to no foreign transaction fees, a $200 annual airline fee credit for incidental purchases, up to $200 in Uber rides annually, and a $100 credit toward Global Entry or TSA Precheck expedited screening.
5. Pack light and visit a destination in the shoulder season.
Repeat after me: "I will not check a bag." Checking a bag is not only a hassle, if you're embarking on a multi-destination trip, baggage fees can add up. The trick to packing light is bringing only the essentials and being able to mix and match clothing.
And last, but not least, beat the droves of tourists and consider traveling to a destination in the shoulder season when both flights and accommodations are cheaper. For example, you can visit Croatia and Greece in September or the South of France in May. While you may need to brave a little rain or chillier temperatures, you gain a more unique, local experience.
David Flores Wilson, CFP®, CFA, CDFA®, CCFC is a New York City-based CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Practitioner & Wealth Advisor at Watts Capital. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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My mother told me of a phrase that her mother had had regarding childhood: "life's little tragedies."
What a great phrase since it acknowledges that whatever a child is going through is so terribly important to that child at that moment. The phrase, and its delivery, also acknowledge that in context, or more aptly, in the big picture, these tragedies are not necessarily so significant.
I worry about my oldest, and how he currently copes with and will cope in the future with these little tragedies. Tonight was another night of them.
One of his two best friends got new bearings for his skateboard wheels. My oldest was jealous. Terribly so. And he let everyone know it. Well, he at least acted nastily enough that everyone knew something was wrong.
Asked about why he was acting so nastily, our oldest became even more agitated and left, wanting time alone.
Later, at home, I asked him again about what had happened. He broke down, crying, but still did not let on about what, specifically, was bothering him. I told him a story about how bad my temper was when I was his age, and how sometimes when it would flare up, I would be so embarrassed I did not know how to approach those I hurt. His quickly reacted to that, "I know what that's like."
The worst part about how he reacted to his own actions tonight was how he began bashing himself, talking about what kind of a bad person he was, what kind of a bad friend we was, and how angry he was at himself. If this boy was a bad kid, making countless mistakes in the choices he was making as he was growing up, I'd get it, but my oldest is one of the sweetest boys you will ever meet: and I'm not the only adult to say this. Countless adults comments at how compassionate and considerate our oldest son is.
If this is how he's acting at nine, almost ten years-old, what is he going to be like when he's sixteen?
I just hope some time in the next few years our oldest will be able to look in a mirror and see the same boy that I and so many other people see, and eventually look back and chuckle at his little tragedies.
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Variation and What It Means to be in Control and Capable
To make a thing the way we want to make it is one popular conception of control.
—Walter Shewhart
Why is it that there is so much variability in what we do? Why can't we better predict how our processes will perform from day-to-day or even hour-to-hour? If you find yourself asking questions such as these, statistical process control (SPC) is a tool you will find useful. Let us begin with a discussion of variation.
More than 70 years ago, Walter Shewhart, the father of SPC, asked, "What can we say about the future behavior of a phenomenon acting under the influence of unknown or chance causes? I doubt that, in general, we can say anything."1 Shewhart went on to discuss ...
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Mother Nature, you cruel trickster. In Denver, sunny spring-like days during February are often followed by hurricane force winds and snow. Is this some kind of experiment just to see what we'll do? Looks like most of us are sticking around... but I'm oh so ready for spring over here.


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Break out the sunscreen: This weekend will be sunny and warm
Break out the sunscreen and beach towels: Warm weather has returned to the Central Coast just in time for the weekend.
On Friday, hundreds of people took advantage of the pleasant conditions by spending the afternoon at Avila Beach.
After a dreary and chilly week, temperatures in San Luis Obispo County could warm to the mid-80s through Saturday, with the beaches expected to reach the mid-70s, according to forecasts.
That warm weather is predicted to persist into Sunday, thanks to the offshore Santa Lucia winds.
But it's not summer yet — moderate to fresh gale force winds that are predicted to return Sunday afternoon could bring cooler temperatures and fog along the coastline. The cooler temperatures are expected to last throughout next week.
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"You can make anything by writing." – C.S. Lewis
- A fairy tale re-write. It is currently just over 1000 words, and it is a piece that I have been working on in fits and starts for a while. If I was to sum the piece up I would say it is a creation version of Snow White that focus of nature.
- Poetry. I came across several old poems that have been worked, rejected, reworked, and rejected. I had discarded and forgotten about them in the early 2000's. I am currently slashing and merging them into something beautiful.
- A children's story called New Shoes. I am hoping to share this story with you soon. (Added July 7, 2016 to the link below: https://wordpress.com/people/team/writingiscommunication.wordpress.com)
- A short memoir piece on a person very dear to me. This is the first piece that I have finished as a result of the 6 week memoir course I participated in at the local collage. I am currently in the first editing stage, and I am excited about a polished product. However, I am feeling too close to this piece, so after I finish this first edit my plan is to put it away for a couple months before re-visiting it.
- Another result of the memoir course is a rough chapter for my own story, as well as a rough preface. Both of these offer a main theme, crossroads, which I want to incorporate throughout the rest of the chapters. My goal from here is to set a timeline for writing the rest, so that I can keep moving forward with it.
- I am working on a camping piece, something more like my typical blog style. It was inspired by our first camping experience this summer. Coming to WordPress soon… (Added July 23, 2016 to the link below: https://writingiscommunication.wordpress.com/2016/07/23/trading-perfume-for-bug-spray/)
- I am hoping to have a guest on my blog at some point, but I am waiting for confirmation. More on that if it comes to fruition.
- Finally, I am thinking about trying my hand at some flash fiction. The term is new to me. It seems the word count varies a bit, so my plan is to target somewhere between 300-500 words. Any tips or suggestions here?
Thanks for the support.
"Writers see the world differently. Every voice we hear, every face we see, every hand we touch could become story fabric." – Buffy Andrews
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A combat communications squadron here earned perfect marks during a compliance inspection, making history along the way.
The 51st Combat Communications Squadron became the first squadron in the history of Air Force Space Command to earn a 100 percent compliant and an outstanding rating on the Logistics Compliance Inspection Program.
The LCAP is used to provide leadership with an evaluation of a unit's ability to perform key logistics processes in a safe, standardized, repeatable and technically compliant manner.
The 51st CBCS excelled in dozens of inspectable areas including commander, maintenance, training and logistics programs with zero discrepancies.
Singer and songwriter Louise Warren plays a show at The Cavern in Bonaire Friday at 6 p.m.
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WARNER ROBINS, GA- The Robins Regional Chamber would like to invite established members, new members and the general public to the April Family Business After Hours. This event, sponsored by Flint Energies and Sonny's Real Pit Bar-B-Q, is for the entire family! Family Business After Hours will be held Thursday, April 11, 2013 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Flint Energies Member Center, located at 98 Carl Vinson Parkway.
Bring the entire family to take part in this annual tradition which began 8 years ago. Enjoy great bar-b-q from Sonny's as well as popcorn, snow cones and lots of fun! There will be a rock-climbing wall, obstacle course, inflatables, spin art station and much more for the children.
Hop on down the bunny trail this weekend for an egg hunt! See where the bunny is leaving behind eggs to hunt:
--6:30 p.m.Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt, Second Baptist in Warner Robins, 2504 Mood Road
--6 p.m. Egg hunt at Harvest Church after 6 p.m. service
--Noon: Annual Eggstravaganza : Ada Lee Park, 203 Scott Blvd. Warner Robins
--10-noon, Easter Egg Hunt at Parkway Assembly of God at 5191 Eisenhower Parkway, Macon (across from Middle Georgia State College)
Who says generals don't have a sense of humor? Brig. Gen. Cedric George, Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex commander, didn't mind being in the "Pink" when it came to supporting his community by running in the Cherry Blossom's Heels for the Cure race.
--Originally posted on Robins AFB Facebook page.
The Museum of Aviation is looking for volunteers to greet visitors in its hangars and buildings and help with aircraft restoration. "Volunteers do not have to be retired military and can be men or women over the age of 17," says Dan Hart, Museum Volunteer Coordinator. "We're especially looking for volunteers in our buildings on the weekends but also during the week. In aircraft restoration we'd like people who are skilled in corrosion control and structural repair to volunteer Monday through Friday."
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