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On A Stick! is more than a collection of shish kebab recipes. It is an exploration of party foods on a stick, both sweet and savory. Of course, there are the more traditional satays and yakatori. But there are also unexpected items like Spaghetti On A Stick and Chicken and Waffles. The line up of sweet stick foods will surely blow you away. Chocolate covered cheesecake on a stick? Check! Deep Fried Candy Bars? Yep. Red and White Sangria Pops? Yes, please!
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The two things I like best about this book are it's variety of cooking techniques and it's inspirational nature. For stick food, it would be easy to be 100% about grilling, right? But no. On A Stick! balances grilling, deep frying, freezing, dipping in chocolate (yes, that counts as a cooking technique), and using fresh raw ingredients. While the recipes are solid and easy to follow, this is also the kind of book where you can thumb through it for 15 minutes, put it down and go make something similar inspired by things you saw in the book.
Grilled Scallops with Sweet Chili Sauce
Serves 4 main or 8 appetizers
1 lb Scallops
1/2 cup rice wine vinegar
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup red plum jelly
1 clove garlic, minced
1 Tbsp Sriracha sauce
2 tsp mirin
1 Tbsp cornstarch
3 Tbsp water
1 Tbsp cilantro, chopped
In a small sauce pan, heat the vinegar, sugar, and jelly until the sugar is dissolved. Add the garlic, Sriracha sauce, and mirin and simmer for 5 minutes.
Whisk the cornstarch and cold water together. Add into the sauce mixture, whisking until thickened to a sauce consistency. Remove from heat, add the cilantro and let cool for 1 hour.
Set up your grill for direct grilling over high heat. Here I am using a highly technical method taught by Neil "Big Mista" Strawder on the Ultimate BBQ Showdown on CBS last weekend. "I'm putting this charcoal in a geometrical shape….called a pile."
Scallops are delicate so you want to make sure your grates are thoroughly clean, preheated, and well oiled or seasoned. Otherwise, your scallops will definitely stick and tear. Here I'm using Craycort cast iron grates which are well seasoned. If you are using stainless or porcelain grates, moisten a towel with oil and rub it on the grates about a minute before grilling. I had the grates over the flame for a good 10-15 minutes before starting to cook.


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Fitzgerald Glider Kits has announced an expansion of its partnership with Team Penske to serve as a primary sponsor of the number 22 Ford Mustang in 16 races of next season's Nascar Xfinity Series.
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The news sees Fitzgerald replace Discount Tire as the primary sponsor of the number 22 for 2018. Team Penske announced in November that the tyre manufacturer would serve as a primary sponsor on Brad Keselowski's number two in the Nascar Cup Series for ten races in 2018.
The financial terms of the deal were not released but based on similar agreements in Nascar, Fitzgerald's commitment is likely to be worth a sum of around US$5 million.
The company first partnered with Team Penske in 2016, and extended its agreement in February 2017 to cover the Monster Energy Nascar Cup Series (MENCS) and the Nascar Camping World Truck Series.
"Team Penske continues to grow its relationship with Fitzgerald Glider Kits and we welcome the company's increased role as a sponsor with the number 22 Ford Mustang team in 2018," said Team Penske's owner, Roger Penske.
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"Working with Roger and Team Penske has been a real privilege over the past few years," added Tommy Fitzgerald Senior, founder of Fitzgerald Glider Kits. "I truly appreciate the all the new friendships we've built and the time that the team took to get to know our company and to understand the goals of our brand.
"Becoming a primary sponsor with Team Penske was a natural fit for the Fitzgerald Companies. The opportunity to display our colours on the hauler and the race car will give us a great tie into the transportation side of racing, which means maximum exposure in our industry.
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In fact for your title to be simply 'creative', you can't work in one industry. Personally, I think there are three stages to becoming a great creative. If you want an example visit the websites of Starck, West or Gaga.
1. Innovate in your field.
2. Collaborate with people who clash with you.
3. Influence other fields with lessons you've learned from the first step.
A hypothetical application to advertising-
1. Innovate in your field.
Do something different. The easy bit. OK. Let's say I did the Guinness 'Surfer' ad.
2. Collaborate with people who clash with you.
Do adverts with people who don't match what you'd expect. Let's do another advert similar in style to 'Surfer' (very arty and highbrow) to a contrasting soundtrack of hiphop or thrash metal.
3. Influence other fields with what you've learned from the first step.
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This month the Control Freaks are Sale-a-Bratin'!!! We are all sharing things that we have made using products from the Sale-a-Bration Catalog ... and everyone has some stinkin' caYOOT stuff to share ... check it out!!! Connie Babbert did her usual wave of brilliance ... love her stuff!
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Next up?? The super-creative Julie Davison! More things to inspire you!!
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Love the colors you chose on your Lotus card. I especially like the contrast of the blackberry and white.
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For anyone who loves eggplant, spicy curries or Indian food in general, and most importantly, likes to cook, here is a great recipe for Baghara Baigan.
- 6-8 small, oval-shaped eggplant/baigan/brinjal
- 1/2 cup peanuts
- 1 table spoon sesame seeds
- 1/2 to 1 table spoon shredded coconut
- 2 dried red chilies
- 1 tea spoon coriander seeds
- 1/2 tea spoon cumin seeds
- 1 medium size onion, cut into large pieces
- 1 table spoon tamarind juice (use fresh tamarind)
- 1/2 tea spoon jaggery
- Just a pinch of turmeric
- 1 tea spoon Ginger-garlic paste (optional)
- 1 – 2 tea spoon red chili powder
- About 3/4 tea spoon salt
1. Make a 1 -2 inch (depending on the size of the eggplant) cross-cut from the top of the eggplant keeping the stem intact. This will open up the eggplant enough to soak in the spices.
2. Steam or microwave the eggplant in 1/2 cup of water for 3 minutes or so, until just about cooked. Make sure they don't get overcooked. Remember, we are going to cook them again with the sauce.
3. In a pan, take 1 table spoon of oil and fry peanuts for about 5 minutes on medium-low flame.
4. Add sesame seeds red chilies, coriander seeds, cumin seeds and continue to fry for 3-4 minutes.
5. Lower the heat, add coconut, stir, and empty the mixture in a bowl.
6. In the same pan, fry onion for about 3-4 minutes.
7. Grind the spice mixture by addint a little water until it is well blended but still quite coarse.
8. Add the onion and grind until the mixture is well blended and slightly coarse. You will have to add 1/4 to 1/2 cup of water. (Do not make it into a paste. Blend it well, but keep it slightly coarse)
9. In a pan, take 3-4 table spoon oil and add 2-3 red chilies, 2-3 cloves, and fry the ground mixture for about 3 minutes.
10. Add red chili powder, turmeric, and mix well.
11. Add tamarind juice, salt and jaggery. Cook for 4-5 minutes and taste the mixutre to adjust the spices/salt.
12. Add the eggplant, About 1 cup of water and cook for about 15 minutes. The gravy when done, should not be too watery so add water accordingly.
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Selected papers in the hydrologic sciences 1984; July 1984
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The rapid, accurate measurement of the oxygen content of soil gas in the unsaturated zone or dissolved oxygen in soil water in the saturated zone can be useful in wetland vegetation studies. A method has been devised and tested in the Great Dismal Swamp, a wetland with fine silt-clay and organic soils, that appears to provide good results. A 60-milliliter sample of soil gas or water is withdrawn from permanently installed chambers at various depths in the soil profile. The oxygen concentration of air samples is measured with a specially constructed analyzer cell fitted to the polarographic oxygen electrode of a portable oxygen meter. The dissolved oxygen concentration of water samples is measured directly with the oxygen electrode while stirring the sample in a 32-milliliter glass bottle with a portable magnetic stirrer. Field tests with duplicate chamber installations showed that consistent results are obtained for soil gas and water.
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Maybe this is why I love looking at other peoples wedding photos. I love seeing how happy they are. How much unadulterated joy and love they have in their eyes. I love looking at the bride's dress, the groom seeing her for the first time. I love seeing how his hand rests on her waist. I love seeing him twirling her during their first dance and the sparklers showing them the way to their getaway car.
And FB has opened a whole new world of wedding pictures to me. I don't even have to know the bride and groom,I just have to know someone tagged in their pictures. At first I thought it wasn't a problem. Looking at peoples special day when I didn't even know. But now I'm seeing these people who I've "stalked" on FB around town, at church, at the grocery store, pumping gas etc. I the problem is I'm having a hard time telling if I know them or not.
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Anne Curtis celebrated her advance 28th birthday today in It's Showtime (her actual birthday is tomorrow, February 17).
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If there was one knock on the Cleveland Indians' farm system headed into the season, it was that it lacked young, high-ceiling arms.
That changed in a hurry in this past June when the Indians used their first three picks on prep pitchers Brady Aiken (No. 17 overall), Triston McKenzie (No. 42 overall, Competitive Balance A round) and Juan Hillman (No. 59 overall, second round).
If there was one knock on the Cleveland Indians' farm system headed into the season, it was that it lacked young, high-ceiling arms.
That changed in a hurry in this past June when the Indians used their first three picks on prep pitchers Brady Aiken (No. 17 overall), Triston McKenzie (No. 42 overall, Competitive Balance A round) and Juan Hillman (No. 59 overall, second round).
"To define a Draft as what the strength is, or what the strength isn't, isn't necessarily the right way to do it," Indians director of amateur scouting Brad Grant told MLB.com following the Draft.
"What we did was target the players that we felt best at those selections and we happened to come away with three high school pitchers. At the same time, we're very excited to be able to come away with three high school pitchers."
While Aiken continues to work his way back from Tommy John surgery in the spring, McKenzie and Hillman's development has continued this fall in instructs.
McKenzie, the Tribe's No. 8 prospect, took the mound just four times this summer after receiving the highest signing bonus among high school pitchers. He was excellent in those showings, however, posting a 0.75 ERA with 17 strikeouts in 12 innings (three starts).
At 6-foot-5 and 160 pounds, McKenzie is the definition of projectable -- even more so considering that, at 17, he was one of the youngest players in the Draft. Therefore, it's easy to envision the wiry right-hander, who currently works in the 88-93 mph range with his fastball, adding velocity as he develops physically.
"We see potential definitely in Triston's frame," said Grant. "We did a lot of work on him and went through a lot to try to get to know him and learn about him as much as we possibly can. We do feel we have the opportunity to get him stronger and have him throw harder."
But there's more to like about McKenzie than simply projection.
"He's tall, thin-framed," noted Grant, "but what we like with Triston is it's a fastball that's up to 93. He's another one who can spin a curveball. A guy with a good feel for a change. And Triston, as well, throws a lot of strikes, and has a very good delivery."
Hillman, Cleveland's No. 9 prospect, saw a bit more work than McKenzie, logging 24 innings over eight appearances (six starts) in the Rookie-level Arizona League. The 18-year-old left-hander registered a 4.13 ERA in that span, but he also struck out 20 batters against three walks and did not yield a home run. Hillman's final regular-season start was his best of the year, as he allowed just one hit over four scoreless frames. Hillman's overall performance was reminiscent of the southpaw's senior campaign at Olympia (Fla.) HS, when he issued 12 walks and struck out 80 batters in 62 innings.
"With Juan, we have a solid-to-average fastball," Grant said. "A pitcher who throws 90-91 with real good life to his fastball. He's another high school pitcher with a good feel for a curveball, a feel for a changeup and, again, a guy who throws a lot of strikes. He's a guy who has very good delivery mechanics and a guy who has a lot of upside."
Video: Top Prospects: Juan Hillman, LHP, Indians
After landing Aiken, McKenzie and Hillman with their first three picks, the Indians shifted their focus to college position players -- middle infielders, specifically.
The club might have gone off the board a bit in the third round to get No. 21 prospect Mark Mathias -- who signed for $550,000 -- but the Cal Poly product lived up to the billing in his professional debut,batting .282/.382/.408 with 24 extra-base hits, 38 runs scored and nearly as many walks (35) as strikeouts (36) in 67 games for Class A Short-Season Mahoning Valley.
The 21-year-old second baseman's performance was particularly encouraging considering he underwent labrum surgery last offseason and was subsequently limited during the spring.
"He's battled all the way through it," said Grant about Mathias' shoulder injury. "And we really like the upside to the bat and the ability to control the strike zone, and the ability to play multiple positions for us."
Video: Top Prospects: Mark Mathias, 2B, Indians
The Indians continued to add infield depth in the fourth round with Clemson shortstop Tyler Krieger, who, like Mathias, had his Draft stock affected by offseason labrum surgery.
The 21-year-old switch-hitter served as the Tigers' designated hitter for the most of the season, batting .339 with 41 RBI in 61 games. However, the Indians ultimately decided to delay Krieger's professional debut until 2016, allowing him to fully recover from the injury and prepare for his first season.
"Another bat and another guy with versatility," Grant said. "He can play short, play second, play third, move around. ... He was able to play all season and bounce back and forth. He can stay at short, but with him it's the bat. It's the offensive side with him, too."
Mike Rosenbaum is a reporter for MLB.com.


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A humorous, entertaining movie for anyone who has been told that they have "psychiatric" problems, i.e., that they are "crazy."
Crazy People (1990)
Starring: Dudley Moore, Daryl Hannah, Paul Reiser, J. T. Walsh, Danton Stone
This movie is about a man named Emory, who is burnt out working in advertizing. His employer believes he is having a mental breakdown when Emory reveals his latest advertizing idea – to tell the truth about the things they are trying to sell. "Volvos. Yes, they are boxy, but they're safe." This ridiculous idea of honesty in the advertizing world lands him in a psychiatric hospital to recover.
Meanwhile, back at the office, an error occurs – some of his truthful ads are released. Like: "Metamucil it helps you go to the toilet. If you don't use it, you'll get cancer and die." Surprisingly, these ads are a HUGE success. Emory, however, has fallen in love with one of the patients and does not want to leave the psychiatric ward. Instead he inspires his fellow patients to help him, and he transforms the hospital into a branch of the advertizing company he works for. You will enjoy watching the characters' transformations and listening to the wild ads they come up with.
Many of us with brain injuries have been told that "there is nothing physically wrong," implying that we are crazy. Once you get lumped into being one of the "Crazy People," you tend to become a social outcast and are looked upon as having nothing of value to contribute. One of the refreshing and humorous aspects of this movie is that the "crazy people" in the story are found to have some very valuable talents which society wants. As these talents begin to blossom and these people are valued by society, they begin to heal and grow as people.
Have you been labeled one of the "Crazy People?" What strengths and talents do you feel you possess which may or may not have been nurtured by your brain injury journey?
© Angela Cramer, 2008
Tags: TBI, traumatic brain injury, acquired brain injury, post concussion syndrome, movie recommendations, Crazy People, psychiatric illness


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I started reading Charlotte's Webb by E B White on the 3rd August. I've never read it before and i believe there is a film also, although i've never seen that either. Maybe if the book is good i will seek it out. I know i'm reading children's books but it's just at the moment and may change at any time or maybe it won't? I'm giving myself persmission to read all those books i keep seeing on the shelves and don't get the chance to read.
So back to Charlotte's Web by Elwyn Brooks White. Elwyn was born on the 11 July 1899, the youngest child of Samuel White and Jessie Hart. I believe his next eldest sibling was Lilian and she was some seven years older then him. Although he spent time with his siblings he was often alone. He was a quiet, shy child but did have friends in the neighbourhood. His greatest love was animals.
He was first published as a child in a children's magazine where he wrote short stories and poems about animals and nature. His first book Stuart Little was published in 1945 followed by Charlotte's Web in 1952. His first book to win an award was The Trumpet of the Swan published in 1970. Sadly he died in 1985 from altzheimers.
Charlott'e Web is about a small pig named Wilbur and the friendship he makes with a spider named Charlotte. Wilbur is the runt of the litter and is about to be killed by Mr Arable when his daughter Fern pleads for mercy for little Wilbur and takes him and feeds him by bottle until he is big enough to live on a nearby farm where for most of the time he is on his own. Until he makes a friend.
I read slowly, i like to read slowly, i like to relish what it is i am reading but i don't think Charlotte's Webb will take me too long.


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Things That Go Bump in the Light
We can get overwhelmed thinking about the tasks at hand.
What scares you the most?
We tend to think of things that are hidden by darkness as those things that are the scariest. In fact we should look to ourselves to find that which is scariest.
It should be understood that man is fearful and that that fact is natural. Fight or flight syndrome off of that which scares us is as normal as breathing. And it can be clear that that which we do not understand scares us the most. So what about ourselves. "I just do not understand why I cannot…". That statement tells us much about ourselves and what scares us. Let us look into it deeper.
"I just do not know why I cannot stop eating so much". This statement shows the root of so many fears. Fears that stem from the inside of us to the outside of us. If we cannot fathom why we do something how can we fathom how to stop doing that something? This might just be the scariest thing of all. What monumental despair is caused by the total lack of control over one's own actions.
Think of the depressed person. They know all the tools to use to lift the depression yet they just cannot bring themselves to do them. Exercise, eating right, sun, activity, proper sleep and even taking the medications can be just too overwhelming for the depressed person. Imagine the fear that comes from an inability to do that which can make you happy and productive and normal.
No help from my friends, shoot they have their own problems.
We can grow so fearful of injury to our child that we become overprotective and we become the injury to our child.
More fear than we will readily acknowledge.
Let us look at the side of this problem that holds us back from doing good works. We all know the excuses we use, and most of us know that those excuses come from a fear. Fear of what will come of our actions. We are so attuned to these fears that our excuses roll off our tongues like so much dribble from a toddler's cup. Procrastination is one such method. Lack of funds is another. Lack of time yet another. And other responsibilities is a mainstay. But we all know these are just different masks to cover the same problem and that is fear. This fear prohibits us from growing in our lives. It prevents us from trying new things or reaching out to help others or reaching higher to accomplish more. Let us call this insecurity and it is perhaps the most dangerous of all fears.
One of the favorite fears that we do not acknowledge because it is so petty that we are embarrassed by it is things. Yes we fall victim to be afraid to lose our stuff. This can even be a paralyzing fear. I like to make light of this fear as it is so common and yet not addressed. Here is a fun song by Janis Joplin that takes a funny twist at how we few things in our lives that we want to have. And woe be to us if we get them and are afraid of losing them:
"Mercedes Benz"
Oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz ?
My friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends.
Worked hard all my lifetime, no help from my friends,
So Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz ?
Oh Lord, won't you buy me a color TV ?
Dialing For Dollars is trying to find me.
I wait for delivery each day until three,
So oh Lord, won't you buy me a color TV ?
Oh Lord, won't you buy me a night on the town ?
I'm counting on you, Lord, please don't let me down.
Prove that you love me and buy the next round,
Oh Lord, won't you buy me a night on the town ?
Oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz ?
My friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends,
Worked hard all my lifetime, no help from my friends,
So oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz ?
That's it!
Some folks are afraid of snakes. They do not realize that the snake is more afraid of them.
How about you?
Are you afraid of anything?
So how do you overcome these fears?
There is a very simple answer to this question that is probably as old as mankind. And the answer is that you do not overcome them. It just does not work that way and never will work that way. We just are not equipped to overcome the intuitional and instinctual reality of fear. Think about it and our survival. If we did not have the concept of fear ingrained in us how could we ever know when to run of engage in combat, whether figuratively or for real. If we could simply override it we would be left near defenseless to danger. If you are thinking about "bravery" think again. Bravery is about overcoming fear, not doing away with it.
No we cannot rid ourselves of fear. But getting outside of ourselves can rid us of fear. There simply must be a power outside of ourselves that is greater than our own powers. There is no limit as to what that might be. There is no dogma here and there is no boundary or preconceived script predetermining what we believe in this regard. Many find a God. Indeed this is probably the most common method or power used. If there is faith then fear can dissipate. Not a resignation that things will work out but a belief and faith that they will work out without damage to ourselves. This is easier said than done.
Do not look around and count "successful" people. Do not say to yourself that "she overcame her fear and so, so can I". That thinking is foolhardy and bound for failure. There could be a million reasons why another is not driven by fear, but chances are very good that they really are driven by fear and just do not know it. Workaholics are a prime example. They appear successful in the "Mercedes-Benz" aspect but fall far short in the human happiness scale of success.
So for most of us the answer is simple; turn your fears over to the care of God and be free.
You too can be free
Hopefully this will scare you just enough.
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Oh yes, turn yourself to God and be free of fear, well said. Great wisdom in your words. Positively inspiring.
Hi Eric...
Fear can be two things, either friend of foe. As a friend it can be a built in warning system in the event of pending danger, saving us from the unknown.
As an enemy it can be all consuming, once it has taken hold it can eat you alive from the inside out.
With Christ there is no fear...
Hugs from Canada
This was most interesting. We all have a fear of something and no one more than those who proclaim they do not. It's just the nature of the human condition. While Christ told us not to have a spirit of fear, I often have to remind myself of this fact. Over the years though I've learned that the longer fear is avoided, the more powerful it becomes. A great man once said there is nothing to fear but fear itself. I think there is much wisdom in that statement. We fear losing what we have, but we can't take it with us, so what's the point? We fear death but everyone dies, so again, what's the point. I have to think the point is not how we die or what we loose but what we live and die for and what our lives to do increase for others. God bless you for sharing this.
Well thought out, Eric, but I have to take exception to the idea that we can do nothing about our irrational fears, with #1 being to face them head on and understand that, deep down, there is nothing there to be afraid OF. Cautious sometimes, yes, (such as snakes), but not the paralyzing fear that often plagues us.
I am a firm believer that fear comes from Satan and not God but I also believe in cultivating healthy fears which keep us from putting ourselves or others at risk. It's sometimes a fine line. Enjoyed the hub.
Oh, Eric! I'm as human as the next person. But, thank you of thinking of me as superhuman! LOL. I have many fears. I take after my grandmother and my dad who are worry-warts. But, I'm 47 now, and I think I've become more mellow with age. I try to look at things in perspective now. Now when I start to get antsy about something, I'll say to myself, "Will that matter in a month... 6 months... a year... 10 years... 100 years?" God has always taken care of my needs, and sometimes my desires. I can look back and see that when I was depressed the most... worried the most... angry the most - I was actually not counting on HIM to help me. :-)
A very interesting article. Acknowledging our fears is the best way towards overcoming them.
I do drown my fears in work for sure. It keeps my mind off of the things I don't want to think about. As each day goes by though, I do count on Him above to help me overcome. It's amazing how age can help us grow. Thank you for a beautiful hub, Eric. :-)
I have a fear of "lack" Of never having enough, and losing what little I have. I didn't grow up lacking but as an adult I have lost many things. So I approach everything; jobs, relationships even material things as if they won't last. And as you stated in your hub, I have acquired tools and wisdom, to help me over-come this fear, even the most important one; To put our hope in God. Still this is a fear that continues to plague me.
Very Informative eye opening
Amen to your last words..."turn your fears over to the care of God and be free." ~
Love the Janis Joplin's song and it's surely going to my Jukebox Page. https://www.facebook.com/JukeBoxSounds
Love from the sky~
I am not afraid just startled by certain stuff. Interesting insight here.
Good Hub and I especially like the title. And some days, I'm just too tired to be afraid of anything. lol
what a fun to read hub.. I fear deep darkness... no moon in the sky type darkness.. I don't know why
Snakes are my fear and I keep cats so I never see any! Sometimes cats will bring them to you to show off their catch...I fear that too! lol
Such a clever title...and then the body of work was right on! I keep remembering an old adage...let go and let God. It's worked so far for me.
I think my greatest fear is that something may happen to one of my children or grands. I know I can't shield them, but I do pray for their safety every day.
Very interesting and thought provoking Hub. Voted UP, etc.
Eric ~ I'll admit that I try not to think too much about my fears, but I certainly have them. You are totally right about our petty fears. Actually, I think we give more thought to them…fears like losing our things. I find that reading my favorite scriptures helps me a lot when the fear is very important, like fear of losing life of family, friends or ourselves. You have given us some very useful information in this hub that makes one think and more aware of what our fears are. Voted up!


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The average, or not-so-average, investor couldn't be blamed for being confused about the outlook for oil prices. No commodity is linked as tightly to politics as oil. The outlook for 2017 appears to be for slow oil price increases but, to most Americans, any increase in energy costs is bad news. What impact would the completion of the Keystone XL Pipeline have?
Will the Keystone XL Pipeline Raise or Lower Oil Prices?
Keystone has been a lightning rod for activists and a source of intense political debate both in congress and at kitchen tables. Activists are threatening vigorous protests at every step of the way. There's no reason to doubt their determination.
There are reports that oil will need to be at least $85 per barrel before the Keystone is cost-effective. This is due to the investment required to develop new oil sand projects that will be needed to fill the pipeline. That would be an increase of 2.5 times last year's $33 oil price. Is the political cost of $85 oil too high a price or will jobs and related economic benefits outweigh higher oil prices? What government incentives could be involved?
Financial Benefits From the Pipeline
TransCanada, Keystone's builder, recently submitted another permit application to the U.S. State Department—another chapter in the up-and-down Keystone story. The latest application was submitted two days after President Trump's executive orders to speed up approvals for both the Keystone and Dakota Pipelines. Trump's add-on of only using U.S. steel pipes was reportedly not welcome news to TransCanada.
One of Trump's campaign promises was to give the American people a portion of the profits, but that's constitutionally and politically impractical. However, TransCanada says those states and counties crossed by the pipelines will receive property taxes of tens of millions of dollars and the pipelines will bring $3.4 billion into the U.S. economy.
Analysts' projections on the Keystone's impact on future oil prices seem closely linked to their political views. Fast-tracking Keystone will undoubtedly be slowed whenever possible by opponents. One bad leak in a politically sensitive location could dramatically alter support for Keystone. Keystone is a gamble. Will it pay off?
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Avalanche travel to face red-hot Ducksby Mike Battaglino
AVALANCHE (6-8-1) at DUCKS (12-2-1)
Last 10: Colorado 4-5-1; Anaheim 9-1-0.
Season series: This is the second of three meetings. The Anaheim Ducks defeated the Colorado Avalanche 3-0 on Feb. 6 in Viktor Fasth's first NHL shutout. The teams play again April 10.
Big story: The Ducks continue to keep pace with the Chicago Blackhawks in the Western Conference, each team earning 18 points in their past 10 games. The Ducks trail the Blackhawks by six in the race for first place, but have two games in hand.
After starting last season 4-1-0, Anaheim fell to 5-7-3 on their way to a low point of 10-22-6.
"You never know," general manager Bob Murray told the Orange County Register this week. "Some years, you think you've done some things right and there's no chemistry. It's apparent so far. This group, they like each other. And there's been chemistry from the beginning."
Colorado captain Gabriel Landeskog played Saturday for the first time since suffering a concussion Jan. 26. He had an assist in 19:08 of ice time during a 4-1 loss to the Los Angeles Kings.
"It's exciting to be back," he said afterward. "I was really rusty with the puck, but my hands, timing and conditioning will come."
Team scope:
Avalanche: After shutting out the St. Louis Blues 1-0 in overtime Wednesday, goalie Semyon Varlamov and his defense reverted to less-than-effective form Saturday. They gave up four goals after allowing five in back-to-back games prior to the shutout.
"We had some costly turnovers. We didn't play well at all and we have to learn to compete for a full 60 minutes," Avalanche coach Joe Sacco said.
Landeskog said, "We definitively weren't good enough. Both on the bench and on the ice we had low energy at times."
Colorado won one of those games and three of four before losing. The Avalanche sit 13th in the Western Conference, two points from ninth.
Former Ducks goalie Jean-Sebastian Giguere likely will start. The Avalanche wrap up a three-game California trip Tuesday at the San Jose Sharks.
Ducks: Anaheim played 10 games in the first 18 days of February, winning nine. After a 3-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday ended a three-games-in-four-days stretch, the Ducks haven't played since.
They took two days off before returning to practice Thursday and Saturday.
"It's a long break by any stretch of the imagination whether it's an 82-game season or not," coach Bruce Boudreau told the team's website Saturday. "We would've liked it to have been a little bit less, but I think we're hungry to play again.
"Have we lost any mojo or any of that stuff? I don't know. We'll find out tomorrow. The proof will be there. How we come out. Are we flat? Do we have energy? A lot of things we'll see tomorrow."
Forward Daniel Winnik said the time off won't hurt the team's momentum as they start a stretch of five games in the next seven days.
"No, I don't think so. It just gets us re-energized," said Winnik, one of nine Ducks with at least four goals. "The last two games we played weren't good at all. We were lucky to get four points … Hopefully we get our legs back and secure the same mojo going forward."
Who's hot: Avalanche forward Milan Hejduk scored Saturday and has four points in the past six games. Forward PA Parenteau has five assists in the past six games. … Fasth is 8-0-0 with a 1.78 goals-against average and .933 save percentage. Ducks forward Matt Beleskey has two goals and two assists in his past three games. Forward Ryan Getzlaf has at least one point in seven of 10 games this month, five in his past four.
Injury report: Avalanche defensemen Erik Johnson (head) and Ryan Wilson (leg) are out indefinitely. … Ducks defenseman Cam Fowler (upper body) practiced Thursday for the first time since being injured Feb. 2. Forward Saku Koivu (flu) didn't practice Thursday.


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The Hunts youngsters have just failed to qualify for the final stages of the White Rose Trophy, the national under 25 inter-county double rink championship.
Twice winners of the title in recent seasons, Hunts were beaten 43-34 by Northants in the regional final at Whittlesey Manor on Sunday, having defeated Norfolk 45-29 in the morning semi-final. Northants beat Bedfordshire 44-38 in the other semi-final.
Hunts rinks:
Harry Ward, Toby Furzeland, James Harford, Lewis Baker.
Tom Hall, Kierren Murray, Joe Randall, Ed Elmore.
Hunts men emerged from the pouring rain at Sandy on Saturday to open their Middleton Cup account with a 124-114 victory over Bedfordshire.
Hunts were forced to reshuffle their team at the last minute when Ean Morton's car broke down en-route, but they put that setback aside to collect 16 of the 22 points.
Although rink honours were shared at three apiece, the margins of success for the rink wins of Tristan Morton, Ed Elmore and in particular Simon Law, who won 32-15, proved sufficient for Hunts to take the lion's share of the points.
Hunts end their campaign at home to Hertfordshire, but with Cambridgeshire having won both their matches, it looks as though they will be playing for second place in the group.
Hunts 124 (16), Beds 114 (6) – (Hunts skips only):
Tristan Morton won 25-20; Ed Elmore won 20-13; Simon Law won 32-15; Nicky Brett lost 15-18; Lewis Baker lost 15-22; Mike Robertson lost 17-26.
Karen Leader (Sawtry) and Juliet May (Buckden) have qualified for the Bowls England women's two-bowl singles finals at Leamington.
They came through the Hunts play-offs at Parkway on Sunday, with Leader defeating Val Corn (Buckden) 15-14 in one semi-final, with May coming through 14-11 against Sheila Craig (Conservative) in the other.
Just 10 of the 18 players who had originally entered the competition took part.
The Hunts women's county team return to Johns Trophy action on Saturday with a trip to Hertfordshire, and then on Sunday they are away to Leicestershire in the Walker Cup, the inter-county double rink championship.
Hunts (away to Herts)
Tiffany Morgan (Huntingdon), Glenys Cousins (St Ives), Sandra Minnett (Sawtry), Dina Barlow (St Ives).
Sabrina Parnell (Parkway), Margaret Linnell (West Ward), Angela Kenny (Parkway), Andrea Rose (Ramsey).
Heather McKillop (Houghton & Wyton), Joan Meadows (West Ward), Karen Leader (Sawtry), Judy Ford (Yaxley).
Margaret Hodgkin (Ramsey), Ann Garnham (Warboys), Carole Hickey (Houghton & Wyton), Sheila Craig (Conservative).
Freda Thomas (Yaxley), Jan Elliott (Sawtry), Doris Flowers, Joan Padley (both Yaxley).
Juliet May, Karen Reid (both Buckden), Jenny Dymond (St Ives), Val Corn (Buckden).
Hunts (away to Leics)
Sabrina Parnell, Angela Kenny (both Parkway), Doris Flowers (Yaxley), Val Corn (Buckden).
Heather McKillop (Houghton & Wyton), Chloe Brett (Warboys), Karen Leader (Sawtry), Judy Ford (Yaxley).


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You know certain winds around the world are given a name? Like the Sirocco, which blows north from the Sahara? Or the Fremantle Doctor in Western Australia? Well for the last few days here, that's what I'm christening this wind. For migrant waders and terns round this neck of the woods, it's been magnificent.
Back to Friday. Thanks to that T-Mobile advert I didn't have to watch the royal wedding. So a bit of birding in the Trent valley to start with, doubling up as a reconnaisance mission for Saturday's bird race. 2 Arctic Terns and 2 Greenshank at Whitemoor Haye, followed by 3 Black-tailed Godwits at Branston Gravel Pits.
Just about finished at Branston when I was informed of a Bar-tailed Godwit and a drake Garganey at Uttoxeter Quarry. I was getting there eventually.
And so to Saturday's big bird race day, with Paul Shenton of Birding for Fun, the name of which is a fine sentiment.
I'm not sure how I managed to stay awake all day, but I did. Starting on Cannock Chase at first light, about 4:45am, collecting a variety of woodland and heathland species like Redstart, Tree Pipit, Cuckoo, Stonechat, Wood Warbler. Next port of call was Aqualate Mere, where there was a useful selection of duck, including Pochard, and reeling Grasshopper Warbler, but unfortunately just missed out on a passing Marsh Harrier.
Then onto Belvide, with very good reason thanks to a pager message. A short amount of time in the Scott hide produced 2 smashing adult Little Gulls and an Arctic Tern, in amongst a few Common Terns.
The feeding station in the plantation was also rather useful, with Tree Sparrow and Willow Tit here. A quick look at Gailey produced our only Little Grebes of the day, but not much else.
Doxey was next, and this was where we had our best find of the day, when 8 Whimbrel flew over Tillington Flash near the metal hide, and then over the cemetery. Also a few other birds to bump the list up, such as Goosander, Moorhen, Teal, House Martin, Redshank.
A quick check of Tad Bay at Blithfield got us Goldeneye and Wigeon, two good'uns there that we wouldn't have got elsewhere. This "Beast from the East" wind had really got up by the time we got to Whitemoor Haye, where we managed Hobby overhead and Greenshank on the main gravel pit, but any farmland birds here were impossible due to the strength of the wind.
By now, it was heading towards 3pm. Croxall and Branston were scratched from the agenda to give us more time elsewhere. Uttoxeter Quarry was next, where the Garganey and Bar-tailed Godwit were still around, plus Wheatear, Yellow Wagtail, and another Whimbrel.
By now it was getting towards late afternoon and we still need to go further north. This should add a sense of urgency for the rest of the bird race.
Into the Churnet Valley, and a strange sense of urgency now, where we picked up Pied Flycatcher and 2 Mandarins at Dimmingsdale, and Dipper, Grey Wagtail and Treecreeper round Oakamoor. A quick pit stop, and then to Tittesworth, where we picked up a few more to the list, included the first Curlew of the day. It's odd when you've seen more Whimbrel than Curlew!
The rest of the evening until dusk was spent driving round the moors. But apart from Peregrine at the famous site of The Roaches, Red Grouse and Meadow Pipits, we just had to admit defeat with the strong winds up there, which was a shame really.
In the end we finished with a total of 105. I've never done a bird race before, and you don't hear of them being done any more, don't know why. But it is good fun, quite tiring (still recovering now!), and makes for a good adventure.
The weather conditions helped us with picking up migrant waders, terns and Little Gull, but did hinder us with some of the passerines. For example, Garden Warbler and Lesser Whitethroat were missed, as were Bullfinch and amazingly, Coal Tit! Sparrowhawk was also missed.
Not surprisngly after all that, I slept like a log and didn't get up that early on Sunday, but the wader and tern passage continued unabated. You know when something good is happening when even Croxden Quarry was producing a Bar-tailed Godwit and 5 Arctic Terns over the course of the day.
And at Uttoxeter Quarry, a Wood Sandpiper had now arrived. The Bar-tailed Godwit still around, but no sign of the Garganey. Not the best picture of a Wood Sand you'll ever see, but it was there. And I did mention it was windy?


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You all know and love them; they're the ones who make you laugh in the morning, don't judge you when you've left your wallet in the Club (for the third night in a row) and who always lend an ear when you need to moan or rant. Give it up for Front of House Supervisors Chris Gazzard and Fifi Homan.
Fifi is a talented musician with a classical background, you might have spotted her eerily playing her cello at our Secret Society party last October. Chris studied performing arts at the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School. He has been in many successful productions, both on stage and on screen, and now tap-dances his way through The Hospital Club.
Whats the best bit about your job?
Chris: For me, it has to be the people. The people are definitely the best thing about the Club. When I say people, I mean both the staff and the members. The Club attracts such an interesting, eclectic group of people.
Fifi: I think that's pretty much bang on. Just speaking to one person within the Club could turn a bad day into a great day. That's the best thing about our job, No other team deals with every department and see's everyone like we do. I think I could name everyone who walks into this building; from security to the cleaners, the strategy team and all the members.
What skill would you most like to master?
Chris: As I've gotten older, I've enjoyed cooking more, so I'd like to gain further culinary skills.
- What's your go-to dish?
Chris: I'm really good with roasts. And pasta- I've made fresh pasta from scratch a couple of times.
Tell us an interesting fact about yourself
Chris: I was once Paul Daniels' warm up act in Margate in 1992… or around that time.
Fifi: I once supported Simple Minds and I've played the Royal Albert Hall.
What's your most guilty pleasure?
Fifi: Staring at my own face in the mirror for extended periods of time. Do you not find it endlessly fascinating!?
Chris: I'd have to say hummus is my guilty pleasure, I buy a little too much of it. Oh and also the Golden Girls- I could watch it over and over again!
If you were a cartoon character, who would you be?
Fifi: Tasmanian devil. No- wait. ROADRUNNER! I'd make such a good Roadrunner!
What would be your ideal way to spend a weekend?
Chris: I would catch a show in the West End, go to a nice restaurant, followed by a bottomless brunch the next day.
Fifi: Driving around in a van with some musicians playing shows every night… with a bottle of whiskey!
Chris: I'm actually going away in a couple of weeks' time with my closest friends (practically my family really), we all go away together once a year. We hire a big cottage in the countryside and we put on a show - a lot of us are performers. It's great. There are no airs or graces and we just do what we want. It's called debauched weekends away –DWA.
What is your tipple of choice?
Chris: I was a vodka man but recently I've gone back to gin; the mothers ruin. I particularly like gin with elderflower. Or bubbly of course!
Fifi: I love a dirty martini, however the perfect day starts with a Bloody Mary and ends with a filthy martini.
Oh and Sherry! It always seems to be pegged as an old woman's drink but Sherry is amazing. Especially with some tapas!
Chris: isn't it a funeral drink…?
Which book do you feel most changed your perception on life?
Chris: Definitely 'Out on a Limb' by Shirley MacLaine. She wrote it halfway through her career, took a break and then went back to finish it. What I consider so great about the book is that my mum had read it and she felt it had changed her life, she then gave me a copy and I thought the same. Also, when I first met my current boyfriend, it was something he had read as well. I've since bought it for loads of people.
Fifi: Anything by Thomas Pynchon.
What trend would you most like to see make a comeback?
Fifi: Corduroy flares! Big big 70's corduroy flares!
Chris: Waistcoats. What happened to waistcoats? I like a bit of old school 1940's; waistcoat, pocket watch and a cravat.
Chris: A trend I would most like NOT see make a comeback is definitely shell suits.
Which film title most describes your life story?
Chris: Cloudy with a chance of meatballs… *laughs* no I'm joking. 'Singing in the rain' -I do a lot of singing out loud.
Fifi: …'Apocalypse now'.
What line of advice would you give your younger self?
Fifi: "Calm. Down."
Chris: "Be responsible for the energy you bring into the space."
What was the last lie you told?
Chris: I've been lying to Aristea lately, (one of my colleagues on reception) we're doing 'healthy New Year's resolutions', trying to cut down on coffee and eating sweets and *whispers* I've kind of been lying about what I've been eating. Shh! Sorry Aristea…
Fifi: I basically took part in dry-January. I had my dad's 60th Birthday and I drank half a glass of champagne to toast him, however that's not all. There was also a Burn's Night incident… I had gone round to a (Scottish) friend's house and it was just the most beautiful evening. After addressing the haggis everyone started drinking… so I just had to join! So, I guess I kind of lied about a completely dry-January.
What are the top 3 things on your bucket list?
1. I still haven't been down the Nile. I would love to go to Egypt.
2. I'd really like to go to Bhutan and go up the Himalayas.
3. Machu Picchu.
I'd also like to visit a sloth sanctuary, I think there is one in Costa Rica.
1. Play at the Roundhouse.
2. Do the 'American Roadtrip' and visit everywhere where everyone I've ever read/heard have been.
3. Die in a tree…? I'm not sure if that would work…
Chris: Have you not seen the new thing? You can now have your ashes put into a seed and you then grow within the tree. How lovely would it be to have tree's in place of gravestones?
Fifi: Oh and I need to write something… add that to my bucket list!
Where is your happy place?
Chris: On my sofa, in my flat with my boyfriend, being cosy and talking about our days.
Fifi: In a van or in a tree.


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Young at Art, 50-Plus monthly program for seniors, featuring The Art of Gift Wrapping plus Holiday Lights live tree display. at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, 30 W. Dale St. Includes "The Art of Gift Wrapping." Sun., Dec. 15, 1-3 p.m. $4-$7. RSVP suggested, 634-5581.
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NEW SONG RELEASE: Three Hanks by Don Coleman
Hello Y'all!
Please take and peek and have a listen to my new song release!
Cheers, Don
"Three Hanks" was written to pay tribute to the three generations of the "Hank Williams" family tradition. Hank Williams Sr. Hank Williams Jr. & Hank III
The song "Three Hanks" by Don Coleman has been acknowledged in a new book release titled "Family Tradition" by Internationally acclaimed Author Susan Masino due to be released on May 1st 2011.
All Words & Music by Don Coleman
Vocals – Don Coleman
Drums – Morgan Evans
Guitars – Chris McNamara
Harmonica – Wayne Gallant
Bass – Dave LeBlanc
Baritone Vocal – Michael Bridges
Engineered by Jim Zolis & Samuel Richard
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012 12:14 PM
On March 31st, all 2011 Illinois Resident Fishing Licenses will expire. Anglers are urged to obtain their 2012 Illinois Fishing License in order to continue fishing on Illinois waters.
The Resident Fishing License, available for $15, allows legal residents of Illinois who have the license to sport fish on Illinois waters. Also available are various stamps, such as the Lake Michigan Salmon Stamp and the Inland Trout Stamp, which are needed to sport fish for those species.
Also available are commercial licenses, which allow the licensee to sell their catch.
By purchasing a fishing license, anglers are helping to fund programs to protect our waterways, making certain that future generations are able to enjoy the outdoors.
For more information about fishing in Illinois or to purchase a fishing license online or to find a vendor near you, please visit http://www.dnr.illinois.gov/fishing
Sen. Laura Murphy
28th District
Years served: 2015 - Present
Committee assignments:
Appropriations I; Appropriations II; Criminal Law; Higher Education; Revenue.
Biography: Park Ridge native; B.S. in Political Science from Illinois State University; former Des Plaines alderman; currently lives in Des Plaines with her husband and son.


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Visually expand a small dining room by using a monochromatic palette. Keep the walls and floor clutter-free and minimal, letting the personality come in the form of cleverly designed furniture. Purchase a round table with chairs that can be tucked in when not in use. There are no corner legs to wiggle around and it can be moved about easily when needed. Before buying, consider what size table your space will accommodate, your ideal size (circular or oval) and which material will best complement your current scheme. Ease of use is important, too, and do think about what you'll do with seating when it's not being used – fold-up or stacking chairs are great options.
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We are a real boutique on wheels! Book us for girls nights out, bridal parties, fundraisers, luncheons, brunches…
Bouncy Feet Party Rental, LLC(0)
Party Rentals
Hollywood, FL
16 miles from Tamarac
We are a Party Rental / Event Planning company that caters to everyone. We have Variety of Bounce Houses, Chairs…
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Limo Service Companies in Tamarac, FL
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In the past year, Limo Service Companies have sent 223 quotes to event planners
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4.4 out of 5 stars
49 Limo Service Company reviews on GigSalad with an average rating of 4.4 stars
3.1 days on average to book
From request to booking, it takes 3.1 days (on average) to hire a Limo Service Company
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Limo Service Companies in Tamarac, FL
You're dreaming that you're driving down the Vegas strip in the back seat of a limousine with a crew of your best friend with the sunroof open as you stand out of the top...but wait...you're not dreaming! You rented a limousine from GigSalad and now have rockstar status as you cruise down The Strip. The limo company set you up right as well. They provided bottle of champagne for you and your friends and allowed you to provide the music. Now off to a night on the town in your sweet ride! Search for Limo Service Companies in Tamarac, Florida above.
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