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Category: Magic Numbers
176th Day of Year: 25.06.19
References: Inder J. Taneja. (2019). Palindromic-Type Palindromes – I, Zenodo, January 15, 2019, pp. 1-99, http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2541174 Inder J. Taneja. (2019). Palindromic-Type Non-Palindromes – I, Zenodo, January 15, 2019, pp. 1-117, http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2541187 Inder J. Taneja. (2019). Amicable Numbers With Patterns in Products and Powers, Zenodo, March 05, 2019, pp. 1-25, http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2583306
Three Days With Upside-Down Digits: 0, 1, 6 and 9
References I.J. Taneja, Palindromic, Patterned Magic Sums, Composite, and Colored Patterns in Magic Squares. Zenodo, February 2, 2019, pp. 1-99, http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2555741http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2555741.
10 Palindromic Days of August, 18 (8.10.18-8.19.18): Magic Square of Order 4
Multiple-Type Pythagorean Triples Patterns
Pythagorean patterns are well-known in the literature of mathematics. This work brings patterns obtained by mutiplications with natural numbers to known patterns. It is done in two parts. One without final sum. Second with final sum. In some cases after multiplications, initial lines don't obey the pattern, but the rest part remains patterned. See below some … Continue reading Multiple-Type Pythagorean Triples Patterns


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His Beatitude Daniel, Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church, assisted at the Divine Liturgy celebrated on Bright Friday at Samurcășești Monastery, Ilfov County.
Today's feast is dedicated to our Saviour Jesus Christ, the Source of Healing, and to the Mother of God, the Life-Giving Spring, Patriarch Daniel noted.
During his homily delivered on 21 April 2017, Patriarch Daniel referred to the historical events from the fifth century that led to the establishment of the Feast of the Life-Giving Spring of the Mother of God. Referring to the wondrous spring through which Virgin Mary performed many healings, Patriarch Daniel said that the healings were made through the grace that comes forth from Christ and through the Mother of God pours upon those with strong faith.
The patriarch explained the significance of the festive icon saying that it presents the feast as a celebration of the Risen Saviour Jesus Christ and of His Holy Mother since the Church does not make a separation between Christ and His Mother nor vice versa.
The Mother of God is the icon of Christ's Church. She is a hospital through which spiritual and bodily illnesses are healed. Quoting Saint John Chrysostom, the patriarch recalled that the Church is a hospital and not a courthouse.
His Beatitude went on to highlight that spiritual and bodily health is a gift.
We learn from this feast day that God uses natural elements in His works, because His grace does not remain enclosed in the Church, instead it sanctifies the entire human life. The patriarch drew attention to the fact that we often forget the greatness attached to the gift of health. Health is a gift from God and not something we own. This gift must be cultivated, taken care of and sanctified, he said. When we lose it, the patriarch warned, we must seek it with much faith and hope from God, the Theotokos and the Unmercenary Saints.
His Beatitude noted that natural remedies and skillful physicians are gifts from God too and they help us recover the lost gift of health.
All healings come from a strong faith and through prayer, the Patriarch said. Incurable diseases were defeated beyond our understanding through faith and God's immediate intervention.
Ending his homily, His Beatitude urged the faithful to draw close to God in sickness and to acquire first spiritual health and after it to attain to physical health.
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Reviews summary
28 Traveller reviews from Holiday Watchdog
We enjoyed our visit.
"We had a lovely time at this hotel last month (April) We booked it as an over 55 holiday, which was a good description of what we got, and we had a sea view and a quiet room which was what we asked for. The food was plentiful and varied and the rooms were spotless. The staff were friendly and helpful and there was no problem when we wanted to bring in a friend, for dinner one evening. The promenade across the road, reached from behind Bil Bil, and leading to the marina, is a lovely sun trap and was great for the couple of days when there was a cool breeze. All in all we would be happy to return to this hotel. The cable car ride from Arroyo is magnifient, would definitely recommend this. "
Holiday details
- Travel date: 4th May 2012
professiona, efficient, high quality but friendly
"A 4-star hotel which is worth it 4 stars. The spirit of the management is reflected in the staff's behavior, kind, helpful and efficient. Everything clean and well maintained. Very kind service personnel. A Restaurant with a fine selection of foreign and domestic food, well prepared and served by a friendly staff in a good atmosphere. And all at an affordable price. All in all a recommendable hotel in my view."
Holiday details
- Travel date: 2nd April 2012
Excellent Hotel
"Just returned from two weeks in this hotel and had a fantastic time. This hotel is really, really clean and I have never seen a cleaner pool area anywhere, the staff are very polite, friendly and always do their best, the cleaning staff do an amazing job, our room was throughly cleaned everyday and the food was fantastic. Yes you have to pay for your drinks with the evening meal but come on the bottles of water were about 1 euro and would suit two people. The entertainment is aimed at the older generation but there are plenty of other places to go. "
Holiday details
- Travel date: 11th September 2011
Warning Please Read
"I hope that this advice doesn't put anyone off going to this hotel as according to what I have been told the following is a huge problem in most of the resorts in Spain. I want to highlight and remind people about the pickpockets who are roaming the streets with flowers and asking for a very small donation in order to see where you are carrying money and while you are trying to figure out what a 5 cents is they pretend to place the flower as close to your pocket whilst stealing your money. Also another place to be very vigilant is when standing at bus stops, they will bump into you pretending to be sqeezing past and in the meantime dipping your bag or pockets. My husband was a victim of the flower sellers, two females one older than the other and they relieved him of 70E, just by a stroke of luck my friend caught one with 200E before she got away. Another elderly guest was robbed of 400E a few days later. So be warned and hire a safe and only take out with you what you need in your pocket or bag. I did suggest to the hotel on the review questionare that it would be a good idea to post a notice or put a flyer in the rooms to alert all guests of this problem. Unfortunately we were not aware of just how bad the problem had become and had we been told of it might have been on our guard. Forewarned is forearmed and I hope that in writing this review if it prevents someone else being in the same predicament as we were then it has been worth doing. I have just returned from Las Arenas after one week and after reading quite a few reviews have to agree with the majority that this is a super small hotel. Cleaning was done on a daily basis and all areas were very clean. The food was superb and the variety was excellent. Our thanks to Mickie in the dining room for her cheerful conversation. I think the guys could take a leaf out of her book. There is a very busy road at the front of the hotel and if you are a light sleeper might find this a problem. We were allocated these rooms and after our first night had to request other rooms to which the reception staff were very obliging and moved us to rooms at the side of the hotel where it was very quiet. Drink is cheaper in the many bars along the promenade than in the hotel but there is a happy hour from 5pm to 6pm. Its worth staying in and buying a drink on certain nights as they have some really good entertainment. Look out for the free NHP blanket trips as they are worth doing. Sit for 45mins as they tell you about their products and you are under no obligation whatsoever to buy anything and then enjoy the rest of the trip whichever one you have chosen. These really are free. I hope that this honest review is of some help to anyone thinking of going to Las Arenas as I would definately recommend it to couples and mature couples."
Holiday details
- Travel date: 11th June 2011
First Class Hotel
"Just returned from 10 days at this hotel. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Good food, excellent, helpful, friendly staff. The cleanliness was second to none, cannot fault the hotel in any way and will definitely be returning for another holiday. Also the entertainment at night was very good. The views from the balconys across the bay are amazing."
Holiday details
- Travel date: 2nd June 2011
"This was our second visit to Las Arenas with a large group. Staff on reception very polite and helpful. The girl remembered us all from last year. I had sent the rooming ,list via Low Cost Holiday's who we booked the hotel through , telling them what time our group would be arriving. Hotel rooms ready for all 27 of us at 11:30am. Same rooms as last year...Great so far Sitting outside in the sun with a drink at 12:00...Superb Bar staff very friendly and attentive Restaurant spotless. Food excellent..Plenty of choice Bedrooms very comfortable and clean Staff looking after the rooms very friendly and polite Great holiday had by all 27 of us ( all male mixed ages ) Recommend this hotel "
Holiday details
- Travel date: 27th May 2011
very good
"very good hotel lovely and clean restuarnt staff and cleaners excellent but bar staff leave lot to be desired but on the up side disc jockey was really friendly,food was very good"
Holiday details
- Travel date: 22nd March 2011
Best Hotel
"My Husband & I have just returned from 2weeks at the Hotel Las Arenas Benalmadena, 14th July-28th July 2010, superb hotel, all staff very friendly & helpfull in every way, nothing too much trouble, rooms very good, good cleaning staff, food also very good, in all I would say 12 out of 10 for the hotel, staff, & location. will definately be returning at the earliest possible time this year, should be classed as 5 star not 4. Recomend to all, singles, couples, families. Dawn & David Cowin. (retired)"
Holiday details
- Travel date: 30th July 2010
las arenas
"Booked up a late deal for 3 nights. Just myself and my wife no kids. For a place to go and relax and for the value you get you can only give it 10 out of 10 for what you pay. Room was nice and very clean better than many hotels over here. There was entertainment although we did not utilise it. It is right next to the beach and about 1km walk along the promenade to the Marina. Food had great choice and also lots of fresh bead pastries and meets at both breakfast and dinner. A large range of hot and freshly cooked food this is an excellent choice for a few days break and on looking at other reviews has consistently high standards. I would go back no trouble in particular for the value for money."
Holiday details
- Travel date: 27th April 2009
Nice Hotel Super Food
"We go to the Spain Costa's about 3 times a year, normally to hotels we know and return to, however we decided to try the Las Arenas as somewhere different and Thomson had it on offer. We were certainly not disappointed. The food is overall some of the best we have had in Spanish hotels. We don't bother with British cooked breakfast although it did looked good, we had continental everyday which was bread, cheese, cereal etc and that was also super. The evening meal was buffet style with lots of choices and for us was brilliant. Once each week there was a roast beef sirloin joint which looked and tasted fabulous. Every other night the hotplate was always in use with something like chicken, pork or beef. We could not fault the food at all it was great. We also have to mention the staff in the restaurant, they were brilliant especially Micky who gets special thanks. We had two different rooms over the two weeks, our choice, starting with a top floor room at the side overlooking the pool for the first week and then a 1st floor one at the front right over reception facing the road. The top floor room was very quite and nice but did lack a bit of sun after about 09:00 in the morning, maybe better in summer. The room over reception had a good view although you are level with the road so had to go careful when coming out of shower for instance. Some road noise but we soon got used to it and the nice balcony which went right around the corner and had the sun until about 16:00. Out of the two rooms we preferred the front one owing to the sun all day and nice balcony. If we could chose any room in the hotel we would have a top floor at the front corner over reception. Both rooms were superbly clean and looked after by the maids very well, every day. We cannot comment on the hotel entertainment or Thomson trips as we do our own thing knowing the area and public transport quite well. Unfortunately the last weekend in the hotel was spoilt by a Spanish Junior School Hockey team that arrived from Santandar about 04:00 on the Friday morning and left Monday morning. Most of the hotel knew they had arrived as the noise was terrible and continued all the time they were in the hotel. The staff did all they could to make it more bearable including not letting them into the dining room until everyone else had finished, moving rooms of anybody that wanted to move and putting them all in one place in the hotel. All credit to the Hotel staff they were superb, Santandar hockey team disgusting. A couple of local bars to mention on the Torremolinos front. Whelan's an Irish bar, super people and value, great coffee, brandies on the large size proved by a few days walking back a bit slower and wobbling somewhat. The Cosy Nook a bit farther down also had good coffee and had a nice flat screen TV with UK channels, staff good as well. A thing with both of theses bars is the coffee which was Italian and very good. So to conclude a super hotel, food, staff and great value, we would return no problem."
Holiday details
- Travel date: 1st January 2009
second visit sice may coming back agai...
"second visit sice may coming back again for new year this will be the 12th year for nuevo ano this hotel has to be the best in spain bar none staff are execellent food is to die for prices for a 4 star hotel are very good cannot and will not fault this hotel i have visited spain since 1972 and i have never been in a better hotel and all you sad people out there that that complain about things that are not like wot we get at home dont come to this beautiful country with beautiful people eat the country drink the country and enjoy the country if u want tea like mama makes and fish and chips and muck in good old england dont visit this most gorgeous of countries if u do decide to visit this hotel of hotels u will not be duped oh by the way i have been round the world done the best of them and this is up there with the best no doubt from big cut in durham"
Holiday details
- Travel date: 24th September 2008
We have just come back from las Arenas h...
"We have just come back from las Arenas hotel, we just went from Friday to Tuesday, we found the hotel very clean, the rooms were lovely you could see they had just been refurbished. The maids came in 3 times over the period we were there. We found the staff very friendly and helpful. When you went in the dining room you were greeted by the waiter then shown to a table . for breakfast you were served tea or coffee at your table which was nice (definetly have the coffee its lovely) meals were lovely and plenty but could do with a bit more selection for evening meal. It was our 1st time to benalmadena we would definetly go back. Visit the marina it is a must and you can walk along the beach up to torremolinos. There is also a lovely park where you can go fo a stroll. There is a cafe next to the hotel called havana the staff are friendly ,the meals are nice and the happy hour is from 3 to 6 what more could you ask for. There are buses running up and down the resorts all the time and taxis. Only thing we would do different is get a taxi from the airport because it takes to long on the bus "
Holiday details
- Travel date: 22nd April 2008
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Day 111 of 365:
{One Word Writing Prompt: Fog}
Fog scares me. The way it obscures the familiar makes me feel vulnerable and unstable.
Here are my thoughts on this fear (I jotted these down in my notebook after spending an hour in meditation this evening)…just feelings that bubbled up to the surface when I thought of the word "fog" (having earlier noted the writing prompt for today, it was obviously weighing heavily on my mind):This is a topic I definitely want to further explore within myself…
-Janice 🙂


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Skinny Orange Chicken
3.5 Hours
Skinny Orange Chicken
Made with these products:
3-4 Chicken Breast
3/4, cup McCoy's BBQ Sauce
3/4, cup Grandma Hoerner's Orange Marmalade
2, Tbsp Reduced Sodium Soy Sauce
1, Chopped Yellow Onion
- Cut chicken breast into bite sized pieces (or leave as whole, depending on how you and your family prefer). Add to crock pot without any liquid. There will be enough juice from the chicken for cooking.
- Cook the chicken on Medium or High for 1 1/2 hours. Rotating the chicken about 1/2 way through.
- While the chicken is cooking combine McCoy's BBQ Sauce, Grandma Hoerner's Orange Marmalade and Reduced Sodium Soy Sauce into a bowl and mix together well.
- After 1 1/2 hours drain any juices in the crock pot from the chicken. Pour the mixture over the chicken making sure it is well coated. Add in the yellow onion.
- Cook for an additional 2 hours or until chicken is completely cooked through.
- Serve over brown rice with a side of vegetables. *You can add Red Pepper Flakes for a bit of spice*
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Among all the wood-boring insect, termites does the most damage to a house.
But while this number 1 status does give it a cause for concern when discovered in a house, homeowners and buyers generally overreact when confronted with the problem.
This is because it takes years for the average mature colony of termites to do some serious damage. However this does not mean that you should delay taking action on it.
There are over 40 species of termites documented. But 3 main species are most often found to enter a home uninvited:
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- Dry-wood termites
- Formosan termites
Of the 3, subterranean termites are the most common while formosan termites are the most destructive.
When infestations are found, always engage a experts to exterminate them professionally. Trust me, you are not equipped to take on this task yourself.
What do termites look like?
Television has embedded the appearance of termites in our minds that is white in color, big head, and 2 pointy horns.
While that is a not a wrong representation of the insect, it's also not 100% correct. In fact that is just the soldier. And it can look very different than other.
While a pale body is a good indication of a termite. There are also termites that are not noticeably pale.
But if you are suspicious of one, just follow it's trial until one of it's soldiers appear. Soldiers are very distinguishable.
Some even have wings that many homeowner are shocked to realize. Termites with wings are usually swarming to start colonies. They can resemble flying ants and do not necessarily pose a danger of infestation. They might come and go without you even noticing.
3 main characteristics will help you determine whether one is an ant or termite. A termite has:
- a straight or curves antenna while an ant has a bent or elbow-like antenna
- a thick body as if there is no waist while an ant will have a narrow waist
- wings in symmetry while ant might have wings that differ in size and shape
A quick observation should help you differentiate them as long as you know what to look for.
Signs of termites
Here are some ways to look for sign of termites during home inspection.
Wood deterioration
As obvious as this sounds, it is not as simple as it sounds.
This is because these pests usually reside in particular spaces seldom moving off to other areas. This means that the whole house can look free of them, yet they are thriving in a little corner under the house.
Yes! The crawl space!
This is common for houses built elevated from the ground.
So the task of exploring the house and crawling into tight spaces for inspection can be a tough one. It better to hire an inspector to do it.
However, as mentioned before, it takes a long time before they can cause significant damage. When termite colonies are found, the overall damage is minor and can easily be fixed or replaced.
Seldom will the devastation be so bad that it causes structural problems to a house. If you need peace of mind, consult a professional.
Shelter tubes
I don't think that it's wrong to say that ants are nature's first engineers. They have this knack of building mega-structures in the open as if to taunt us to go one better.
This arrogance is their downfall as workers usually build tunnels in the form of shelter tubes to protect themselves from light and to conserve moisture.
These function as passageways that connect the ground and food supply. And they can usually be found on the exterior of wood framing, foundation walls, and even audaciously freestanding in open areas linking the ground and a structure above.
An active termite tube will have termites making the rounds almost 24/7. If you break the tube, they would immediately start repairing the hole.
If you find none of these pests after punching a hole in the tube, it does not necessary mean that the colony has migrated to your neighbors. They might be in the house! Or another corner!
Maybe they had got smarter and built a tube concealed within the walls!
Pest control professionals usually still recommend that termite-proofing still be done if they find an abandoned tube.
Common prone areas
If you are intent on inspecting for termites yourself, here are some common areas they reside.
- Basement walls and windowsills
- Garage door frames
- Back door frames
- Wooden steps on decks
- Wood sills
- Trims on foundation walls
- Areas around the heating system
- Any piping that pass through foundation
- And any wood framing close to or in contact with earth
Be sure to investigate wall areas covered and hidden by shrubbery.
Probe suspected deteriorated wood
When you find a piece, plank, or section of wood that looks suspiciously deteriorated, gently tap with a metal object to hear for hollow sounds.
It would depend on you whether to go further than just knocking.
Termites can consume wood from the side up to the paint. So sometimes some extra pressure on it can cause it to break.
If what you discovered encourages you to probe further, and you are perfectly fine with damaging that section of wood, try probing it with a screwdriver with one swift and firm action.
If the wood has not been destroyed by termites, there would be little penetration. And if the wood has been attacked and at this point defective, the screwdriver should pierce deeply into the wood.
Just remember not to leave the screwdriver there with your hand on the handle if there are indeed termites. These creepy crawlies will run up your arm before you know it.
Frass is just a fancy word to describe their droppings (shit).
Dry-wood termites do not live in the ground and prefer to make home inside the wall. And maybe for hygiene factors, they do their business outside their home. Often in the open.
When you find a collection of white poop-looking stuff in a particular corner of the house, touch them at your own risk. They could be frass and a clear indication of dry-wood termites.
Treating termite infestations
Now that we have discussed some of the common signs of termites, it's only appropriate to show you some of the common ways pest control companies use to exterminate them.
Also take note that the method of treatment will also depend on the species of termites discovered and the extent of the infestation in a house.
Chemical treatment of soil
This is executed by injecting chemical pesticides into the soil through walls on the basement and floors. This creates a chemical barrier against them.
In row and cluster housing, the entire building has to be treated so as to prevent termites entering a house via the house next door.
Fumigation basically is a method of sealing a house and it's rooms with canvas tarps. A fumigant is released which will penetrate wood timbers and thereby eliminating termites.
The whole procedure can take up to 3 days. Sometimes even longer.
Poison bait stations
This is the typical delicious poison food left in a bait trap. Obnoxious termites will arrive thanking their lucky stars and start consuming the poison which has a delayed effect.
They get infected and transfer the poison to the rest of the colony. It would be like a zombie apocalypse.
Liquid termiticides
This is more of a DIY way of managing the problem.
Termiticides can be purchased from stores. They come in liquid form in container bottles and sometimes in a spray bottle.
It is basically applied to the perimeter of a house to create a barrier against the pests.
exposed wood can be treated with a borate solution that is toxic to termites
Heat treatment
This is as literally as it sounds. Equipment is used to heat up wood walls to kill them.
Costs of termite treatment
As you might expect, this is a question that has an answer that depends. It depends on how big the problem is and the choice or appropriate treatment type to undergo.
But there are some expenses you can generally expect to pay:
- Termite baiting system – up to $500 for DIY advanced systems, and around $2,500 for pros to do it
- Termiticide – up to $3/oz for DIY
- Chemical treatment – up to $15 per linear foot, usually run up to around $1,500 per treatment
- Fumigation – Average costs of about $2,000 and more likely to go up rather than down
- Heat extermination – up to $1/sqft of the house
Some pest control companies charge by a per square foot basis while others charge by area blocks. Some even do a one-time fixed fee. But usually, professionals will not quote a price until they can get the staff to arrive at the location for a situation assessment.
Then there are those who seem like affordable pest control companies when they offer free termite inspections knowing that you would inevitably need to take action when they are found.
The companies wouldn't tell you how to get rid of termites but would provide the service to exterminate them. And if you don't hire them, they will withhold their findings and instead charge you about $150 for a termite inspection report.
There is also something called a termite bond. This is like an insurance policy for termites. You pay the pest experts an annual fee of up to $300 and they conduct regular inspections and treatments. Should any part of the house suffer damage for termites, the company would reimburse you for the costs of repairs and replacements.
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Insects and other foods the trout may be eating:
1. Blue-winged Olives
3. Little Yellow Stoneflies
4. Slate Drakes
5. Cream Cahills - hatching in Isolated locations
6. Little Yellow Quills
7. Needle Stoneflies
8. Beetles
9. Grasshoppers
10. Ants
11. Crane Flies
12. Helligramite
13. Streamers - matching sculpin, baitfish and small crawfish
The Learning Process - 72 - Explained
The Learning Process is a name I made up on the spur of the moment because I
wanted to explain some of the things Angie and I encountered when we first took up
fly fishing for trout. I noticed that I have already written 71 such articles under that
title. One reason is that when I stopped writing under the title, I got email or
comments from people that said they liked the articles better than anything I had
written about. I first passed that off as people just trying to be nice until a friend,
and excellent trout fisherman himself, made that comment to me over the phone.
He's not the type to say anything nice unless he means it. I continued writing about
the "Learning Process".
Most of the articles I have written so far took place the first year or two. Unless I look
up the trips on our digital video logs, I have to rely on memory, but I think the first
three years would include everything so far. When I started to pick back up past the
"otter" articles, it occurred to me that I really cannot explain some things without
going back much further than what I have written about. I have mentioned a few
things in other articles but not relative to the "Learning Process". Now, I'm certain
many of you are already wondering what that has to do with fly fishing for trout and
that is exactly what I want to try to explain. It has a huge bearing on it.
Like many, I have fished from the time I was a child. That just instilled my desire and
love for it, but that is about it. When I was out of college working as an engineer with
Ma Bell for 4 years, and then owned my own general commercial construction
business, I just went when I could go like most others - meaning on weekends and
vacation. I did a little of it all, including some trout fishing. I also would fly down to
Destin and other locations in Florida and the Bahamas to saltwater fish quite often.
It was during that time that I got involved with the large spawning Florida bass I have
written about before. I spent a lot of time doing that ,and like most others, did well
part of the time and didn't at other times. What changed that, was almost accidental.
I was in my boat in Silver Glenn, a little spring creek that enters Lake George on the
St. Johns River, eating my lunch when I noticed a bass bed almost under my boat.
The bass build them deep in spring creeks. I laid down on the deck and began to
watch what was going on. To make a long story short, I did that for the next three
days for an hour or so each day. I could actually watch the little buck bass (male)
run the bullhead minnows off, the big female (about 6 pounds) come on the bed,
and guard the eggs during that period of time. I could see the little minnows line up
around the bed and dart in and steal the eggs. I watched her suck the minnows in
her mouth, crunch them, and blow them back out is a split second.
I begin to imitate the actions of the minnows with the live bullheads we used for bait.
I would cast over the beds; pull them through the ell grass; inch them into the beds
in little short, quick inch long jerks; feel the minnow get scared and quiver; catch the
buck (if she hadn't laid the eggs); put him in a live well, wait for her to come on the
bed, and repeat the same thing with her. In summary, I could catch just about every
bass off of every bed I could locate polling from a high platform on the front of the
Most days, the anglers at the camp would come back with a few large bass, but
some day they wouldn't catch many, or even any at times. That's what I had been
doing up until then. From then on, I could catch as many as everyone in the camp
all put together. Everyone of them fished with guides. If there was a bass on a bed
in the St. Johns River, I could catch it. I could watch swirls on the beds in shallow
dingy water and tell you every move the bass were making. On one trip my buddy
and I made to the Ocala National Forest, we stayed at a large campground on a
lake. When the campers saw us come in each day, they would all come down to the
water and look at our fish. I told them to be there at 8:00 the following morning and I
would catch a big one right before their eyes. They did come. There were about
thirty people that showed up. We paddled our canoe out into the lake, and I caught
a ten pound bass I had spotted on the bed the day before, right before their eyes. I
don't mean this for bragging purposes, but I learned to catch bass off the bed far
beyond the average guy, or guide that had been doing that for years on the St.
Johns River.
Then I learned to do it imitating the minnows with artificial lures I modified and
plastic baits like salamanders. In 1976, I started fishing the BASS pro circuit,
thinking I could do that and win some money. My problem was, none of the first
several tournaments fell on a lake at a time when the bass were spawning. It didn't
pan out like I wanted it too, but I enjoyed fishing them and I continued.
By the way this is a little off subject but that year, or maybe it was the next, I meet
Johnny Morris (Bass Pro Shop CEO) who fished the tournaments. That was before
he had a store. I mention that because I saw him featured in USA Today recently.
Although he has never been one that wanted to be headlined, he was shown
wading and fly fishing. I mention that because people tend to think of bass when
they think of Johnny and rightly so, but I can even remember when he regularly
fished for bluefin tuna. Back to the subject.
The times I caught quite a few bass in the national tournaments, many others did.
When fishing was good, luck played a bigger part in it. It isn't easy to catch 7 bass
larger than someone else's 7 bass, when everyone is catching them. When fishing
was very tough, most of us, including me, didn't catch many at all. The problem was
there were always some guys that did catch plenty of them. Out of the 250 entrants,
roughly 50 would always do good in spite of the conditions - even when they were
horrible and you wouldn't think anyone could catch a bass. More importantly, it was
always about 80-90% the same guys. I fished 26 of the national tournaments, which
amounts to 6 days a tournament, 3 days practice after a cutoff time, and 3 days of
competition. That is 156 days, plus travel, in the five years I fished the national
One of my favorite people (one that actually would try to help me) was Billy
Westmoreland, the famous smallmouth bass guy from Kentucky. I was friends with
several guys that probably could, like Roland Martin, Tommy Martin, Paul Ellais, Bill
Dance, and even my best friend there, Tom Mann, but not good enough friends for
them to show me the fish they had worked hard to find. Westmoreland was like an
old maid woman, as Ray Scott would say, always complaining, etc., but he was one
of the smartest anglers I have ever known. He could find a bass in a mud puddle on
the side of the road. I got to fish with him two days during the tournaments, and I
practiced with him a couple of times. One day at lunch, he looked me in the eye and
told me the following. He said the competition wasn't the other 249 guys. It was the
fish. He said I should be competing with the bass and that I should forget anyone
else was on the lake. He said, I should never ask anyone anything including locals,
guides, other anglers, tackle shops, other contestants, or anyone including him,
anything. He said you are paying far to much attention to the things that mean
nothing and you are not making it between you and the fish. He continued and said
that no one there knew any more than I did about it, including him, and that no one
there was any better fisherman than I was, including him. He was serious and I have
never forgotten it.
I think Billy placed second in that particular tournament. The last day he showed me
where he was fishing on a map. I think he wanted to make the point even clearer. I
went up river a ways from him and fished within sight for few minutes and then
remembered what he said. He was fishing the worst looking water I had seen on the
Lake. It was a muddy pasture bank with grazing cows and appeared to have no
cover at all. It looked like the last place on earth you could catch a bass. No one
stopped there but him. I watched him for a few minutes and then went on up the
river and stopped at the worst place I could find, about three miles upstream. I idled
slow about twenty feet off the bank and watched my fishfinder for a long time. My
partner was going nuts. He was complaining, saying I had ruined his chances of a
good day. I found an irregular bottom, that went up and down about a foot, and
fished that ugly bank for about two hours with several different lures. Finally, I
caught a two pound bass. I noticed shad had moved in on the bank. In the next
thirty minutes, we both caught four each and barely made it back to the weigh-in on
time. It was a tough tournament. My fish weighted about ten pounds and it made the
top 40 places that day. Billy changed my way of fishing forever. I did very well the
next several tournaments. Until this day, when someone tells me they caught such
and such at so and so, I just smile and blank out everything they said. I don't know
a single, highly successful angler that don't do that.
The last three years I fished the circuit (or about 4 of the 6 tournaments each year),
I lived in Mobile, Alabama. I found myself more interested in saltwater fishing than
bass fishing. I was catching lots of speckled trout, redfish, snapper, grouper, AJs,
King Mackerel and Cobia, fishing with different friends. In 1980, Mr. Jack Cooper,
bless his heart, took me big game fishing on his 53 Hatteras. That changed things
again. We caught a white marlin, a huge number of big wahoo, and some dolphin. I
had a cameraman along that day. I had started a weekly TV Series in the
Mobile-Pensacola market. I had only aired about three programs up until that time.
That TV show soon expanded to cover all of Florida and about half the ADI, TV
population in the U.S. From 1980, to 1985, I hosted and produced over 220, thirty
minute shows.
Over the next several years, I went offshore marlin fishing with Mr. Cooper many
times, usually fishing big game tournaments. I also went with the best of the best
captains, mates and anglers from around the Western Hemisphere. It didn't just
include big game fishing. I also did some freshwater and a lot of inshore saltwater
fishing, as well as bottom fishing.
Now I know you are wondering what the heck this has to do with fly fishing for trout.
All I can say now is that it has a lot to do with it. What I have started to tell you and
what I will continue to tell you soon, has everything to do with it.
Copyright 2009 James Marsh
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Contact our Ealing residential conveyancing lawyers by calling 020 3026 2548. You can also get in touch online.


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Free Press sports writers Dave Birkett and Carlos Monarrez and columnist Shawn Windsor discuss their takeaways from the Lions' 2017 season, GM Bob Quinn's news conference and coaching candidates to replace Jim Caldwell on Monday, Jan. 1.
Matt Patricia
Current job: Patriots defensive coordinator
Age: 43
College: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Personal: Wife: Raina; 3 children: Dominic, Dante, Giamina
Date interviewed: Friday, Jan. 5.
More: Detroit Lions interview Patriots' Matt Patricia for coaching spot
Pros: From a sheer intelligence standpoint, there aren't many people in the NFL who match up with Patricia. He studied aeronautical engineering at RPI and earns high marks for his ability to process and relay information, not to mention his maniacal work ethic. The Patriots' defensive coordinator since 2012, Patricia also has experience as an offensive player and coach. He's been Bill Belichick's right-hand man for going on a decade, he's been a part of three Super Bowl championship teams and he has a long history with Lions general manager Bob Quinn, his former colleague with the Patriots.
Cons: The Belichick coaching tree hasn't exactly born much fruit as assistants like Romeo Crennel, Josh McDaniels and Eric Mangini have flopped on their own. Patricia never played in the NFL and he's only worked for one NFL organization. Some may think his look, with a scraggly beard and pencil atop his ear, isn't NFL coach-like, but no one has ever questioned his coaching ability.
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Next in my eco-quest is my make-up bag. Now here is where I'm struggling.
There are FOUR important factors when it comes to choosing make up and so far I'm not doin' so great covering all four bases. Here's what's important to me:
1. Cruelty-free!
2. Low waste
3. Good for me (or at least not bad for me)
I never really realised how hard it would be to get four ticks in those boxes. It's going to be a lonnng process but I thought I'd let you know about the baby steps I'm taking and how it's going. Here are some of my favourite things in my make up bag right now:
So-Eco Bamboo Make-up Brushes
I've had a set of these for years and love them, especially this soft finishing brush. They wash easily (when I remember to wash them) and go back to being super soft.
Cruelty free ✓ Low waste ✓ Good for me ✓ Works ✓
Any other negatives? Nope!
Earthnicity Minerals Foundation Powder
Until recently I've used Bare Minerals (which are cruelty free also - woohoo!) mineral powder which I love but last time I ran out I decided to look for alternatives. Earthnicity is a more local company (London not San Francisco) and their mineral powder was cheaper than Bare Minerals. There's not a lot of difference between the two but I got my Earthnicity Powder from MeiKind who only stock cruelty free, vegan make-up and post in recyclable eco-friendly packaging.
Cruelty free ✓ Low waste (product ╳ supplier ✓) Good for me ✓ Works ✓
Any other negatives? The sponge in the pot is kinda useless and the powder doesn't have a closed cap so kinda gets everywhere in the pot...
Very Vegan Lipstick
I came across a little hoard of Very Vegan products by W7 in TKMaxx for a bargain! This lipstick is a lovely summery pink. It feels sort of like the lipsticks that come in princess play sets from when you were a child... maybe it's something about the smell or the texture... It seems to stay on pretty well and makes me feel cute which is basically the entire reason for lipstick's existence.
Cruelty free ✓ Low waste ╳ Good for me ✓ (I guess?) Works ✓
Any other negatives? Nope!
Very Vegan Powdered Blush
Another recent TKMaxx bargain. Shockingly pink and summery. You only need a tiiiny amount. I have a lovely Benefit blusher that I adore and will continue to use until it runs out. Benefit don't test on animals but cannot guarantee that all their products don't test on animals. Benefit's blusher is in cardboard though whereas this Very Vegan blusher is in plastic so I'm not sure it's the best swap here. What can I say though? I'm a sucker for a bargain and this was a fraction of the price.
Cruelty free ✓ Low waste ╳ Good for me (I have no idea really) Works ✓
Any other negatives? No compact brush so slightly less useful travel wise.
Very Vegan Brow Eco
Yet another TKMaxx swipe bought for a fraction of the price. This one comes in a cute tin, although it has a plastic insert to hold the product and plastic brushes. I currently have a Benefit Browzings kit that's been lasting me forever and I love it. This kit seems pretty much as good although it may be a little darker which isn't so great for my ridiculously pale complexion.
Cruelty free ✓ Low waste ✓ (comparatively!) Good for me (who knows anything really) Works ✓
Any other negatives? Nope 'cos I'll keep something cute in the tin when it's empty and who doesn't love a little tin of nonsense items?
In conclusion, so far I'm not doing so hot with the low waste aspect but I'm actively seeking out vegan products and trying to buy from lovely like-minded suppliers like Meikind. There are a few products that I'm worried about when they run out. I use them every day and am fairly desperate to find better alternatives:
Clinique City Block - comes in a plastic tube and non cruelty free because they sell in China (who require their products to be tested on animals by law) but guys this is such a good sun block for my lily-white skin and blocks UVA and UVB. It's tinted (although a little too dark for me) and doesn't give me spots. I need help swapping this one.
L'Oreal Infallible Primer - I've tried a few primers and love this one as it goes on smoothly and doesn't clog pores. But it comes in a plastic tube and although L'Oreal have made positive steps and no longer test on animals, I'm sure there are better companies for me to support with my hard earned cash. Any tips?


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Magnolia CMS – Multi-Language and Translations
In this blog article we have a look at some of the options available for applying translations in Magnolia.
In this blog article we have a look at some of the options available for applying translations in Magnolia.
Website redevelopment and cloud infrastructure delivery for Generali Insurance, using Magnolia CMS and Amazon Web Services.
This article provides a high-level overview of the personalisation capabilities available in Magnolia CMS and explains some related concepts.
Global insurance firm, Assicurazioni Generali, have re-launched www.generali.co.uk with support from Priocept.
At Priocept we work with a number of clients with a global presence, where various local country sites often share much of their content and structure, but are also very different in certain sections. In this article we explain how to effectively combine content reuse and content differences, using a CMS inheritence model.
Upgrading your Magnolia 5.3.x project to a newer version 5.4.x should be an easy task, but even if we are speaking about two versions which are only 18 months apart, there are tweaks that have to be done, even for this small upgrade process.
We often get asked whether Magnolia's Standard Templating Kit is the best way to go when planning out a new Magnolia project. In this article we discuss some of the pros and cons associated with the STK to help you decide whether it fits the requirements of your Magnolia project.
In this article, we look at the difference between a CMS and a content repository, and how and why you might decide that a content repository is the right technology for your expanding content requirements.
This example follows a site editor making minor changes to a page in a Magnolia CMS website and a site publisher reviewing that change before publishing it for public viewing. It uses the Magnolia CMS Demo Area, hosted by Magnolia International to provide an area for exploring and practising.
Priocept, the internet technology consulting firm, and Magnolia International, the creator of the open source content management system Magnolia CMS, have announced a strategic partnership in the UK.


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The Tomed Incident was a confrontation between the United Federation of Planets and Romulan Star Empire. This incident, in 2311, led to thousands dying and the Treaty of Algeron. As a result, the Federation was no longer able to research, develop or use cloaking devices and the Romulan government withdrew from interstellar events and contact until 2364. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone", "The Pegasus")
The USS Cantabrian (NCC-607), under the command of Captain Thekla Lawless, was involved in this confrontation, resulting in the Cantabrian's loss and the deaths of the majority of her crew. (Star Trek: The Cantabrian Expeditions)
External linksEdit
- Tomed Incident article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
- Tomed Incident article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.


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We are grateful to our 2018 Partners: Swish Swimming and BBC Chartering. With their kind and generous support in sponsoring our group, here is a selection of what we have been able to achieve in 2018:
- Accept more new members
- Receive the President's Award at the ANZA Volunteer of the Year Award held at the Australian High Commission
- Extend our 3rd Bronze Medallion Intake
- Host a fun and well attended Trivia Night that furthered our community spirit
- Develop a Nature Nipper Award that promotes the Beach Clean Up component of our sessions
- Form a First Aid Team to support beach operations
- Initiate our Volunteer Cheer social media campaign to recognise our amazing volunteers
- Hold a very successful U6 Parent and Child Bonding Sleepover
- Invite SEA Aquarium to attend a session and provide a conservation presentation
- Offer participants a stretch clinic and educate parents on nutrition for performance
- Conduct Club Championships in June and November for all participants
- Build our social media presence
- Host our very own Volunteer Appreciation Evening to recognise the efforts of our Committee, Age Managers and others that give additional time outside of sessions
- Secure storage space and build a cage for our equipment
- Invest in items that add fun to our sessions – giant Slip'n'Slide, rescue boards, water resistant radios, a large magic carpet (foam mat for water activity)
2019 Plans
In 2019 we're looking forward to the following:
- A new season format
- A trip to experience some real surf conditions
- Our 4th Bronze Medallion Intake
- More Parent Information & Social Evenings
- Another Sleepover and Nature Adventure
- Rolling out Emergency Response Plan and Radio Protocol
- Investigating some local outreach opportunities
- More beach clean up's!
Proposals and Packages
If you're interested in what ANZA Singapore Nippers is doing and exploring how we can be aligned, please get in touch firstname.lastname@example.com. We can tailor a proposal that suits your marketing needs and budget, that could include:
- Exposure to over 500 people at Tanjong Beach every Sunday for 24 weeks per year
- Eye-catching branding opportunities in the form of boards, rashies and flags
- Social media coverage
- Awards sponsorship
- Events sponsorship
- Alignment with ANZA and brand awareness with its 7000 members
- Access to a suite of ANZA collateral: logo representation on the ANZA website, magazine (distribution 3000), weekly eDM (4500 users)
- A captive executive level audience via our affiliation with ANZA (52 different nationalities, 52% Australian membership)


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October 2009
For many years now, as the University of Alabama has expanded its football stadium, it's been interested in a small piece of land across the street from the stadium that was home to Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa. The university and the congregation finally agreed to a land swap, and a new synagogue building is now under construction across campus. This past month, the frame went up.
It's not clear what the university will do with its new land--"Some more game-day something or other," according to Anna Singer, who chairs the Temple Emanu-El building committee.
Sail due north from the island of Crete, and you'll get to Athens. If Daedalus and his son Icarus had only had a boat, that is what they might have done. But King Minos was holding them prisoner in Crete--he was enraged because Daedalus had helped Theseus slay the Minotaur and run off with the princess. And King Minos controlled the waters all around Crete, so escape by sea was out of the question.
Daedalus, a native of Athens, had been banished from the city for murdering his apprentice/nephew, a twelve-year-old boy who was so clever that Daedalus was afraid of being overshadowed. He fled to Crete with his son, where he built the labyrinth that Minos eventually used to imprison the two of them. Of course having built the maze, Daedalus knew how to escape it. But escaping the island was a whole nother ball of wax.
He built wings for himself and Icarus from feathers and wax. They flew northeast, toward Troy. We all know what happened next: despite his father's warning, Icarus flew too high, too close to the hot sun, and the wax holding the wings to his arms melted in the heat. He fell to his death in the blue waters now bearing his name, the Ikarian Sea.
His body was retrieved from the sea by Hercules, and he was buried on a hillside overlooking the Ikarian Sea, on the Greek island now known as Ikaria.
This satellite image shows the Ikarian Sea and a hillside on Ikaria, a terraced olive grove. Not much in this scene has obviously changed in the thousands of years since Icarus got too uppity. Although the island is beautiful and the people there are known for their longevity, they have not prospered. Many of the children of Ikaria have fled to far corners of the globe, in a twentieth-century diaspora. They publish a newsletter to keep up with one another, and in the 1960s they held a reunion back home, on the island. There was no place to house all the returnees, so they rented a cruise ship to use as a hotel and parked it just offshore.
There's an urban legend about a deer more spectacular than any other, a deer that's pure white, maybe even albino. It is glimpsed from time to time, usually at dusk or dawn or even after dark. It's shy and quick, won't stick around for the camera.
For a hunter to shoot such a deer, a white ghost of a deer, would make the whole forest cry. It would bring a whole lifetime of bad luck to the hunter who felled it. Unless it was actually a good luck charm. Or a trophy like no other--a trophy deer above all others.
One problem with the white deer, urban-legend-wise, is that there's widespread disagreement concerning what it might signify, if it signifies anything. The story is messy, if there is a story to it. But that's okay, urban-legend-wise, because the white deer is real--an estimated 1 deer out of 30,000 is albino, completely white with pink eyes.
Their coloration leaves them especially vulnerable to human hunters and other predators. Do they know that? Is that why they are so shy? Perhaps not, but their light-sensitive eyes may make them avoid daylight even more than other deer.
Nonetheless, Janet Goldwater sort of got a photo of an albino deer that had been eating apples from her tree in Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania. "This photo was taken (in a rush obviously!) through the window of my house," she writes. "My opportunity to take a photo came at dusk, hence the slow shutter speed."
Here, the albino deer looks almost like a unicorn, which seems appropriate enough. If you want clearer pictures, you can find them on the tubes. But this shot seems to pretty much sum up the whole white-deer thing: whatever is out there is hard to see, impossible to pin down, fleeing fast , but definitely, positively, really something.
The boy in Winslow Homer's "The Hound and the Hunter" never saw the movie "Bambi," of course, so his relationship to forest and fauna was nothing like that of my generation.. This boy didn't grow up with that single gunshot trumping all other cinematic memories: What just happened? The hunters killed Bambi's mother? His mother?
Homer's boy, unburdened with Disney-fication, just went hunting. That's what you could do this time of year if you were a fortunate American boy. His dog hounded the deer into the water, forcing it to swim rather than run. Deer swim slowly enough that the boy was able to pick it off with the gun that is now in the bottom of the boat. He'll soon have the deer tied up, ready to drag home. Problem is: the dog is now swimming straight for the boat, and if it jumps in, they'll capsize. What should the boy do? What happens next?
Homer was particularly proud of this painting; he felt he got all the details just right--for example, the transition between the boy's pale forearms and suntanned wrists. But even back then in the late 19th century, deer hunting was becoming culturally problematic among a portion of the population; when this painting was first displayed, there were complaints that the deer was still alive, that the boy was trying to drown it. This interpretation is obviously wrong--a desperate deer, thrashing in the water, would swamp the boat, if the boy could hold it at all. No, the deer is not struggling, and the boy's attention has shifted to the dog.
To be continued, sort of.
In its first ten months, the Center for Torture Accountability has adentified some 35 Bush-era officials and contractors for inclusion in CTA archives. Nineteen of these individuals--more than half--have been researched and written up thus far. They are as follows:
Name Torture role
David Addington Cheney's lawyer
Diane Beaver "We'll need documentation...."
Cofer Black "The gloves come off."
George W. Bush The enabler
Jay Bybee Signed off on it
Richard Cheney The man behind the curtain
Douglas Feith "I was a player"
Timothy Flanigan Lawyer for the Decider
Alberto Gonzales The rubber stamp
William Haynes The other enabler
Geoffrey Miller Brought Guantanamo to Iraq
James Mitchell Designed and implemented torture methods
James Pavitt Pushed the CIA to torture
Patrick Philbin Pushed the constitutional envelope to justify war without rules
John Rizzo Lawyer for the CIA's torturers
Donald Rumsfeld Set the tone at the Pentagon
George Tenet Lord of the Black Sites
Mary Walker Sidelined review of detainee treatment
John Yoo Legal mind of the testicle-crushers
In the next phase of the archives project, another 16 individuals will be included:
Porter Goss
Michael Chertoff
Jonathan Fredman
Michael Dunlavey
Daniel Dell'Orto
Lewis Libby
Condoleezza Rice
Stephen Cambone
John Ashcroft
Scott Muller
David Becker
Robert Delahunt
Steven Bradbury
Alice Fisher
Bruce Jessen
"spiky-haired woman" (CIA associate)
The American Civil Liberties Union project on torture accountability also reviews many of these same characters and incorporates the text of significant torture documents into its website.
For additional biographical detail and timelines, see History Commons.
Update: The Center for Torture Accountability has now launched the Bradley Manning Torture Project.
This is Stockholm after midnight last June, during one of the white nights near the summer solstice. The tower in the foreground is part of the Old Town, which dates back to the thirteenth century. The cranes in the background are building the part of town that will date back to the twenty-first century.


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Janelle Monáe does more than curate the coolest music, ever. The Electric Lady proudly reps for all the natural hair beauties around the world. Ever since she tight-roped onto the scene with her tailored suit and fly pompadour, her hair has been the obsession of many.
SEE ALSO: Janelle Monáe On Natural Hair: "Fall In Love With It"
These days, Monáe has taken a slight departure from her signature, chic pompadour, enthralling all with her numerous hairstyles, showing the versatility of natural hair. Most notably, her funky fresh braided updo she's been rocking dubbed the "Wonda Braid" has been making headlines and catching the eye of many as the braid trend becomes more prominent during the warmer months of the year.
SEE ALSO: Janelle Monáe's Hairstylist, Caprice Green, Says This Product Is The Answer For Natural Girls' Hair
From fly pompadour to funky fresh braided updos, continue clicking to check out the evolution of Janelle Monáe's Wonda Braid.
Photo Credit(s): Instagram/@janellemonae, Getty Images, Daniel Balmat, Bruce Weber


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Pages tagged with Life Poetry
Why not be alive to realities of life Just because some one has to lead you astray
The other side reminds me of a young girl immensely in love.her heart to be operated early in the morning ....she knew.....
Oh friendly ones of Wikis...We all are in a similar boat ...some accidentally say same ..we all have sails ...some boats have pin holes a few bigger ones all depends on how you view
You all may continue to bask in your lovely imagery...why delve in misery .There is nothing beyond what is here the distant horizon know ye
Life must end Give it a reasonable modern dignified end Forget hopes of a REURN No one has ever come back yet nor will
We are conditioned to freely and unthinkingly make fun of others, and we often make derogatory remarks, all (very conveniently) under the guise of jest and humor. Perhaps we need to rethink before we hit the "forward" button on some of the messages and jokes receive - not just on our ...
Life is like a train journey The whistle blows the train moves and then continues the darkness falls as a curtain then see what happens
This is a poem is about a boy i wish i never met...
We take pictures without so much as a second thought - we take pleasure in them. Why do we like pictures so much?
Life is a desert deserted without trees.The whole truth about life is we all live n a desrt made of our own
life is a romance..I can't battle with all minds who only faults try to find let them alone grind their mind
Birth life and love ere death is all there is to existence ALL KNOW AS NO ONE CAN DENY having seen a dead rat
Man is capable of destroying in a moment, what has taken years or eons to create. Does he have the right to destroy? What are the consequences?
A time to rejoice, and a time to contemplate and realize that rejoicing is available at every moment!
Not everything in this life is only black or white.
Do we really live beyond life.Jesus Christ Lords Rama and Krishna ,Gautama Buddha and may be the Mahatma Of India live for everrrrrrrrrr
Yes, life is hard, there is no doubt about it. But if you change your attitude, interesting things could happen.
This is a little poem about a calm autumn afternoon. Hope you ´ll like it.
And this is life.If we are pragmatic and don't blame the other we alone will be happy why about others bother
Little darling, can´t you guess what´s my real name and face? I am the wind, caressing your skin.
Soemtimes you only have to reach that place where your inner demons and dark thoughts roam freely.
Our society has been effected on all levels by the crimes committed by the need to feed drug habits. Young people are exposed to stronger and more potent substances .
Life imprisonment O actually its all about love what is it In actuality very few know all about love most are fakes
A short poem reflecting the writer's anger about the society he finds himself.
Sometimes, time is the only one capable to answer the doubts that linger inside of our soul.


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The Akron RubberDucks lost to Erie 9-4 on Thursday night
ERIE SEAWOLVES 9, AKRON RUBBERDUCKS 4 Luigi Rodriguez and Bobby Bradley each hit a home run for Akron but the RubberDucks fell on the road to Erie.
Bradley has 16 home runs on the season for Akron while Rodriguez has 10 home runs.
Akron starter Matt Esparza (5-2) allowed 11 hits and eight earned runs in 4.2 innings and took the loss.