A couple of years ago I joined a concierge service at the airport. With my card, I could bypass all the lines, go past the TSA person checking tickets and ID's, and go straight to the X-Ray machines. It was great. I no longer had issues at the airport. I didn't have to worry about getting there two hours early or worry about all the TSA drama. It was worry free traveling. It was a lot like many people think life will be like when they become a Christian.
They think that becoming a Christian means you have no more troubles, problems, or issues. You can coast through life bypassing all of its issues. If you have a need, simply pray and ask God for it. If you do have problems or unanswered prayers, you must have hidden sin or be out of God's will. Their perception of Christianity is all wrong. Being a Christian doesn't exempt you from any of life's problems. It gives you someone to cast those troubles on.
That doesn't mean the troubles go away or the devastation they cause in my life disappears. It means that God doesn't abandon me in those times. He comes to give me strength to endure them. God knows that troubles produce growth, strength, and endurance, so why would he keep us from things that produce positive traits? Christians will have troubles, but they don't have to be afraid of them because God comes to their rescue and uses them to work out His good in their lives.
I don't know of a greater friendship in the Bible than that of David and Jonathan. I Samuel 18 says their souls were knit together. Jonathan knew he was next in line to be king, but also knew that God had anointed David for that role. He gladly gave up his rights to the throne for his friend. His loyalty was to what God wanted and not what he was entitled to, and it showed in his actions.
When Saul was desperately trying to kill David, Jonathan would warn him. He helped David escape. On one such occasion in I Samuel 23, Saul was trying to find him, but God hid David. In verse 16 it says, "Jonathan went to find David and encouraged him to stay strong in his faith in God" (NLT). To me, that's what real friends do. They go to their friend in need and encourage them to trust God and to stay strong in their faith.
David didn't have to tell Jonathan he was tired of living in caves, constantly having to hide, or that he was hungry. He didn't have to tell him that he was doubting that God knew his situation and was telling God to wake up. As a friend, Jonathan proactively went to David and encouraged him. He prayed for him and stood by him in the struggle even if it meant his own father would kill him. He didn't care about the consequences to his own life.
I would venture to say that many of us don't have a friend like that and aren't willing to go to that extreme for someone. However, each one of us can encourage another friend to stay strong in their faith. Each one of us can go to someone in need to stand in the gap for them and to pray for them when they don't have the strength or faith to do it themselves. Proverbs 17:17 says, "A friend loves at all times, and is born, as is a brother, for adversity" (AMP). Be like Jonathan and love your friends in the good times and in the bad. Be there for them in adversity and encourage them when they're weak. God will honor you if you do.
It didn't take long after David killed Goliath for Saul to despise David. He tried to kill him underhandedly over and over again by putting him in positions where the odds were against him. Each time David was outnumbered or up against the wall, God made David victorious. I Samuel 18:14 says, "David continued to succeed in everything he did, for the Lord was with him" (NLT). This only made Saul hate him worse.
Even though David was successful each time, it was still stressful for him. In Psalm 59:4, David cried out in prayer, "Wake up! See what's happening and help me!" He was scared and felt like God was asleep and not even paying attention to his situation. He was afraid and unsure that God even knew what was happening to him. He prayed long and loud for God to deliver him.
I find it interesting that one writer says that God was with him and made him successful and David's own words were, "Wake up, God!" I wonder how many times in my own life that God is with me and I don't even realize it. Just because I'm going through a difficult situation, it doesn't mean that God is asleep or has abandoned me. It doesn't mean that He's not paying attention.
Instead, God uses these times to prepare us for greatness. The struggle is what gives us the character and strength to do what God is calling us to do. Just because we can't see God's hand in a situation or don't feel His presence, it doesn't mean He isn't there with us. Whatever we are facing, God is there with us. We can change our prayer from, "God, where are you" to what David said in verse 9. "You are my strength; I wait for you to rescue me, for you, O God, are my fortress." Even though David had moments of panic, he remembered where his strength and protection came from. We can do the same.
I knew that the other team would judge him by his size and not his ability. That's just how we are wired. God knew that when He sent Samuel to Jesse's house to find a new king for Israel. I Samuel 16:6 says, "When they arrived, Samuel took one look at Eliab and thought, 'Surely this is the LORD's anointed!'" (NLT) He was looking for a person who looked like a king. God was looking for someone who would act like one.
In verse 7 the Lord said, "Don't judge by his appearance or height, for I have rejected him. The LORD doesn't see things the way you see them. People judge by outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart." He wanted Samuel and us to learn to see people the way He does. He doesn't look at the brand of clothes we wear, the car we drive, the job we have, the neighborhood we live in, or the people we are connected with. God looks at our ability to serve Him and to be obedient to His voice.
In the next chapter, when the Israelites faced Goliath, they made the same mistake. When they looked at him, they saw a mighty warrior. When they saw David, they saw an inexperienced boy. David won the battle not because of who he was on the outside, but because of who he was on the inside. He had spent time with God in prayer and in worship. He had been on his knees long before this battle began. In the spirit realm, their size was flip flopped. David was the giant and Goliath was merely a little boy.
Whatever you're facing today, let me encourage you not to be discouraged by what you see. It is not as it appears. Quit looking at it through your physical eyes, and learn to see it with your spiritual ones. You are more than a conqueror. You are a child of the King of Kings. You have the One who is greater than anything living in you. Rise up with the confidence of knowing who you are inside, fight, and win your battle. If God is for you, who can be against you?
A few years ago, i played the part of Pilate for our church's Easter drama. As I rehearsed my lines and got into character, it dawned on me that I was the one sentencing Jesus to death. My first thought was, "I don't know that I want to play this part." Of all the characters in the drama, I'm the one who has the power to save Him and keep Him from being crucified. Even though I find no fault in Him, I still release Him to the mob to be killed.
As I struggled with playing that character, it hit me that it wasn't Pilate who sentenced Jesus to death. It was me. Me! Chris Hendrix. It was my sin that condemned Him. It was my faults that nailed Him to the cross. These are things that I've known my whole life, but as I began to play the part of Pilate, I realized I've not really fully accepted that blame. I've been shifting it to those who actually crucified Him.
There were all kinds of accusations being brought against Jesus in the different courts that night. The religious courts made up charges against Him, but they didn't stick because the people they paid off couldn't get their stories straight. They continued to harass Him and finally found a "guilty" verdict for Him speaking the truth about who He was. They just didn't want to hear it.
In Pilate's court, the religious leaders shouted accusations. In fact, the Message says, "The accusations rained down hot and heavy." During all of the accusations, Jesus didn't say a word. He fulfilled the prophesy in Isaiah 53:7 that says, "He was oppressed and treated harshly, yet He never said a word" (NLT). Pilate was impressed that He was silent among all the false accusations and tried to pass the buck to Herod in Galilee. He didn't want to be the one to condemn Him.
When Jesus came before Herod, all Herod wanted was to see Jesus perform a sign or a miracle. When Jesus remained silent, Herod became offended. He dressed Him up like a king and joined in with the others and began to mock Him. They insulted Him to try to get Him to speak. Finally, he got board and sent Him back to Pilate. He couldn't find a reason to condemn Jesus either.
We all fit into one of these courts with our lives. We can be like the religious leaders and say that He wasn't the Son of God. We can accuse Him of lying and deny that He was who He said He was. We can be like Herod and mock Him and those who believe in Him. We can say, "Show me a sign and I'll believe." Or we can find ourselves like Pilate. We are impressed with Him and find no guilt in Him, but refuse to act on it. Ultimately, it doesn't matter what court you're in, it was each of us who condemned Him to death. He went willingly to the cross for those of us who lie about Him, those of us who mock Him, and those of us who bow to the pressure of sin.
Each of us in our own way condemned Him to death. Even though I thought that as Pilate I had the power to save Him, I really didn't. His ultimate plan was to die on the cross. If He hadn't been crucified, we would still be in our sins and without hope. He kept that in mind as they hurled their accusations at Him. He loved them enough to stay silent in the face of their lies. He loved them enough to not perform a miracle for Herod. He loved you enough that He willingly died so He could pay the price for your sin. The real power was in His hands, not Pilate's, and He used it for us. He took our "guilty" verdict on Himself to make us "innocent". This Easter weekend, if you haven't thanked Him for that, let me encourage you to. If you've never accepted Him for who He was and is, it's time to recognize Him as the Son of God and invite Him to be Lord of your life. He died for you. Will you live for Him?
Do you remember when you were told to clean your room? What did you do? You probably went in there and thought of ways to not do it. After a long time contemplating, you decided to either shove everything under the bed or put it in the closet. When your room is checked, you didn't fool anyone. The shelves and boxes where your things should have been are still bare. Your closet gets opened and your sheets pulled back exposing your lack of obedience.
Sure the floor is free of clutter, but you didn't do what was asked. You didn't clean your room. You merely rearranged it without putting things where they belonged. In your mind, you think you obeyed, but deep down you know what you did was an act of defiance. You try to argue your case by using technicalities, but you don't get very far. What you've done is caused more work for yourself and lost more time because you have to do it over the right way.
Saul was like that. He got specific instructions from God on what to do, but somehow put the toys in the closet every time. He obeyed, but didn't. Each time he had an excuse for doing what he did. God finally had enough and Samuel called him out on it. In I Samuel 15:22-23 Samuel said to Saul, "What is more pleasing to the LORD: your burnt offerings and sacrifices or your obedience to his voice? Listen! Obedience is better than sacrifice, and submission is better than offering the fat of rams. Rebellion is as sinful as witchcraft, and stubbornness as bad as worshiping idols. So because you have rejected the command of the LORD, he has rejected you as king" (NLT).
Each of us struggle with simple obedience for some reason. God gives us simple instructions, but somehow we complicate them. God is looking for us to simply obey what He's asked us to do. Anything other than obeying His call on your life is an act of rebellion in His eyes. Whatever He's called you to do, you need to do. Wherever He's called you to go, you need to go. Whatever He's called you to say, you need to say. Don't find ways to put they toys in the closet. Do what He's asked willingly and with a good attitude and your life will be fulfilled like never before.
As Samuel was retiring after making Saul King, he reminded the people of Israel of their history and pattern. He told how God would deliver them, they would honor Him for a while, they would later abandon Him for other gods, they would hen be captured, they would repent, and then the Lord would deliver them. They had followed this pattern for hundreds of years. It was a vicious cycle they were caught in. No matter how hard they tried, they couldn't break it.
It's easy to read the Bible and wonder what was wrong with them. Why couldn't they see? But when we look at our own lives, we too follow similar patterns. We have certain things that seem to pull us away from God at various times in our lives. Certain temptations get the best of us. We sin, we feel like we've disappointed God so we don't ask for forgiveness for a while because we feel like we are cheapening grace. After some time passes, we ask God to forgive us, and we go right back into serving Him.
No matter what our pattern is, in those times when we feel like we are far away from God, it's important to know that God is not far from us. We may feel like we've abandoned Him, but know that He has not abandoned you. In I Samuel 12:22, as Samuel was reminding them of their pattern, he said, "The Lord will not abandon His people because that would dishonor His great name" (NLT). Even though they had abandoned Him, He had never abandoned them.
It's our guilt that makes us feel like God has abandoned us when we sin. It's our guilt that makes us feel like we don't deserve forgiveness. But no matter how many times you fail, no matter how badly you sin, no matter how long you've walked away from God, or how far you've gone, God has not left your side. He's patiently waiting to restore you. He wants to bring you back to the place of blessing and healing. He wants to re-enter that place of fellowship with you. There's no set amount of time to wait. His great grace is waiting for you to repent and return to the life He has for you. Don't let guilt force you to abandon God. Let grace restore you.


This historically inspired American Colonial residence is reflective of our nation's deep roots, while functional and updated for today's family living.
The homeowner fell in love with everything Colonial during residency in Fredericksburg, PA. When the family moved back to Colorado to take up roots, they purchased an outdated rancher sight-unseen. Over time they planned to build their dream home, a Classic Colonial, but with modern conveniences a custom home built today would offer. BMC began construction on the new dream in June, 2014. Everything in the home was built to most accurately reflect the era. There are fun surprises throughout the home, including hidden storage, a greenhouse, and family friendly mud room. In the end the home is a masterpiece, of both an era long gone, and the current times.


Hey, best of luck to you guys too.
I'd offer you my boxes, but (a) I'm gonna keep them (they were already re-used twice), and (b) it'd be a bit of a pain to get them out to you.
Hope it goes well, of course. My new desk is purty... it's a strong wood with a nice faux-cherry finish. Several drawers, including one with hanging file rails, and lots of space for stuff.
What can I say?? I have good taste and a interior design class under my belt. :-) Since you followed my advice, that means you have good taste too.
All that, and she's modest, too!
Thanks...I needed a stroke my ego tonight.
One of my friendss, be_lanna!, did the fiddle. Feel free to snag, but give her credit.
Yes, that was where ~S and I were living. It's quality.
Next time you're in town, though, do let me know.


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Woodfibre LNG invites Squamish community groups to apply for Community Sponsorship Program
Woodfibre LNG is inviting Squamish charity groups and community organisations to take part in the Company's Community Sponsorship program.
"We are proud to support local groups and charities that play a vital role in contributing to the Squamish community," says David Keane, President of Woodfibre LNG. "Our Sponsorship Program allows us to give back to the community, and show our appreciation for local services. It will always be a priority for us to support, and provide benefits and opportunities to the community we are proud to be a part of."
In summer of 2019, Woodfibre LNG awarded 13 different Squamish associations with sponsorship awards, totalling $42,500 in grants. Since 2013, Woodfibre LNG has contributed over $900,000 (including through the Community Sponsorship Program grants) to groups and events that help make Squamish such a vibrant community.
Woodfibre LNG is accepting applications for the Community Sponsorship Program until November 30, 2019. Grants will be awarded at a community event held in early December. Applicants must be based in Squamish and/or must deliver programs in the community. The maximum amount our Community Investment Committee will consider for each applicant is $5,000, annually.
For more information, and to apply visit: Woodfibrelng.ca/community
About the Woodfibre LNG project
Woodfibre LNG will be the cleanest LNG export project in the world. The project maintains the highest standards for environmental and social responsibility. The project holds three environmental approvals, from the Canadian and B.C. governments and the Squamish Nation. Committed to Indigenous reconciliation, Woodfibre LNG is the only industrial project in Canada to have received an environmental approval from a First Nations government.
The Woodfibre LNG project is a brownfield site, used for over 100 years as a pulp and paper mill. It is located at the site of the traditional village of Swiyat, on the unceded territory of the Squamish Nation.
Woodfibre LNG is a subsidiary of Pacific Oil & Gas (PO&G), an independent energy resources development company.
Woodfibre LNG invests millions in Squamish community and businesses: update to District
Over $1 million awarded to local groups and charities as part of Woodfibre LNG's Community Sponsorship Program

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An IDEA taking hold in downtown Camden: A center for young artists
The IDEA Center helps young people from disadvantaged backgrounds learn the arts, multimedia and more. It's about to have a new home thanks to corporate donors.
An IDEA taking hold in downtown Camden: A center for young artists The IDEA Center helps young people from disadvantaged backgrounds learn the arts, multimedia and more. It's about to have a new home thanks to corporate donors. Check out this story on courierpostonline.com: https://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/local/south-jersey/2020/01/13/idea-taking-hold-downtown-camden-center-young-artists-youth-multimedia-performing-arts-visual-arts/4424470002/
Phaedra Trethan, Cherry Hill Courier-Post Published 9:42 a.m. ET Jan. 13, 2020 | Updated 9:44 a.m. ET Jan. 13, 2020
Cynthia Primas of IDEA Performing Arts talks with Michaels Organization CEO John O'Donnell talk about the new home for Primas' nonprofit that offers at-risk youth a place to learn about media and the visual and performing arts. (Photo: Avi Steinhardt)
CAMDEN – Downtown Camden is a hub for many things: government and social service agencies; businesses big and small; educational and medical institutions.
It is not a hub for the arts, though. At least, not yet.
But Cynthia Primas, founder and executive director of the Institute for Development of Education in the Arts (IDEA) Center wants to change that.
She imagines artwork on display along the 200 block of Market Street. After-work jazz performances that will draw the attention of office workers who might otherwise blow in and out of Camden. Young artists showcasing their talents at summertime festivals, whether through music, theatrical performances or graphic and visual art.
First, though, she needs to get the IDEA Center into its first real home before she can make her other ideas a reality.
"This is Camden and we are part of Camden," said Primas. "We want to have a creative space for the community to see our creative vision."
The IDEA Center has offered its programs in the visual and performing arts and multimedia at Rowan University, Camden County College and in the former Waterfront Technology Center (now the Governor James J. Florio Center for Public Service).
Now, it's preparing to move into 1,800 square feet of ground floor space at 217 Market Street, a location that's easily accessible for the disadvantaged youth it serves, and visible enough that anyone can take in and appreciate their work.
Primas isn't doing it alone, though: She's received monetary support and donated equipment from Subaru of America and The Michaels Organization is renovating the space, free of charge.
The new home for IDEA Performing Arts will include spaces for visual art, multimedia art, studio space, and other amenities in downtown Camden. (Photo: Avi Steinhardt)
While he wouldn't disclose the cost of the renovations, Michaels Organization CEO John O'Donnell did talk about his company's ongoing commitment to Camden.
In addition moving to Camden in 2019 — to a new waterfront tower it shares with NFI and Conner, Strong & Buckelew — Michaels Organization is spearheading development projects all over the city, including Cooper Plaza townhomes, 11 Cooper apartments and Branch Village, among others.
"We're all about being good corporate citizens," O'Donnell said as he toured the space with Primas, Michaels Vice President Nick Cangelosi and Coopers Ferry Partnership CEO Kris Kolluri. "What better way is there to lift people's lives and give back?"
"We asked (Michaels) for help with the materials," Primas said. "And they said they'd do the whole thing!"
"This is what we do anyway," said Cangelosi. He pointed out just what they were doing: creating a multi-purpose art room, with gallery space and a graphic design studio; a reception area with a gift and merchandise shop; a music production room and control room; and performance spaces and television production studio.
Kris Kolluri, in blue, talks about the potential for IDEA Performing Arts' new home in downtown Camden. (Photo: Avi Steinhardt)
For now, they're working on drywall and insulation, flooring and lighting, plumbing and fixtures. But Cangelosi expects that part of the renovation to be completed within a month or two.
Primas hopes to begin programs for children, teens and young adults in the summer.
"We've been looking for a home for three years," she said. The 217 Market lease is for five years, and Primas sees a long future in the space — one filled with creativity and community engagement.
"The beautiful thing is, the kids can tell their own stories," saiid Dave Goodman, an actor who's been a program director and instructor with IDEA Center. "We can allow them to have a voice that's more authentic and powerful than anything we can teach them."
Phaedra Trethan has been a reporter and editor in South Jersey since 2007 and has covered Camden since 2015. She's called South Jersey home since 1971. Contact her with feedback, news tips or questions at ptrethan@gannettnj.com, on Twitter @CP_Phaedra, or by phone at 856-486-2417.
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from __future__ import unicode_literals

from prompt_toolkit.contrib.completers import WordCompleter
from prompt_toolkit.contrib.telnet.application import TelnetApplication
from prompt_toolkit.contrib.telnet.server import TelnetServer
from prompt_toolkit.shortcuts import create_prompt_application
from prompt_toolkit.application import AbortAction

from pygments.lexers import HtmlLexer

import logging

# Set up logging
logging.basicConfig()
logging.getLogger().setLevel(logging.INFO)

class ExampleApplication(TelnetApplication):
    def client_connected(self, telnet_connection):
        # When a client is connected, erase the screen from the client and say
        # Hello.
        telnet_connection.erase_screen()
        telnet_connection.send('Welcome!\n')

        # Set CommandLineInterface.
        animal_completer = WordCompleter(['alligator', 'ant'])
        telnet_connection.set_application(
            create_prompt_application(message='Say something: ',
                                      lexer=HtmlLexer,
                                      completer=animal_completer,
                                      on_abort=AbortAction.RETRY),
            self.handle_command)

    def handle_command(self, telnet_connection, document):
        # When the client enters a command, just reply.
        if document.text == 'exit':
            telnet_connection.close()
        else:
            telnet_connection.send('You said: %s\n\n' % document.text)

    def client_leaving(self, telnet_connection):
        # Say 'bye' when the client quits.
        telnet_connection.send('Bye.\n')

if __name__ == '__main__':
    TelnetServer(application=ExampleApplication(), port=2323).run()

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Rebecca Connew makes up the other half of the 'Connew Connection' at CrossFit 3216. Originally from Northland, Rebecca has a long sporting background in competitive equestrian pursuits and representative hockey at secondary school level. The electrical services Project Engineer has also turned her hand at mountain biking, touch and lacrosse amongst other sports.
Rebecca was introduced to CrossFit by her husband James over 5 years ago now trying the odd "Girls" WOD as part of their 'Globo' gym routine. Eventually these 'freestyle' workouts spilled out into the family backyard as there was no established CrossFit affiliate in Hamilton in those days. But when there was Rebecca along with James, was one of the first affiliated CrossFit members in Hamilton.
Fast forward a few years and Rebecca is now a 3 time Pacific Regionals CrossFit athlete and has competed at many of the premier CrossFit comps in the Australasian region. She certainly knows what it takes to be a consistent performer at the top level in our region.
Rebecca has really enjoyed the new challenge of coaching. Having been in the competitive arena for so long it was a natural progression to make. Rebecca finds coaching rewarding especially helping others to move better to allow them to get more out of their workouts but it has also revived some aspects of her own training. Rebecca brings a wide spectrum of skill and experience as an athlete to CrossFit 3216.
Aside from competing and coaching Rebecca loves the community and friendships CrossFit has built by bringing like-minded people together. There is something about "getting a big sweat up, having a good laugh, telling some sweet yarns and going out and eating some delicious food and not feeling guilty" that brings people together, she says.


One Enrollment Packet per child being enrolled.
If you would like to fill out the enrollment forms before you come, CLICK HERE.
Closing documentation from recent purchase of home.
Custody papers (Divorce Decree, Legal Guardian etc.) If applicable.
Kindergarten and/or First grade students only - Comprehensive vision examination performed by a state licensed optometrist or physician (new law as of January 2009).
*Parents/legal guardians may excuse their child from this exam by submitting a written request to the school principal.
Students receiving special education services: a copy of the IEP and the Evaluation Report.
Official transcript, transfer grades and withdrawal grades.
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Americans of the 19th century were always going to do what was in their best interest when it came to expansion, which lead to the dispelling of Native Americans from their homelands to west of the Mississippi. At the time, it was said that the United States would never expand west of the river, and that their country would forever remain east. Thanks for a high birth rate and rising rates of immigration, this thought would not last long, as population soared in the United States in the first half of the 19th century. By 1850, the population had risen to 23 million people, which was a 460% increase on the population in 1800. When you added in the economic depressions of 1819 and 1839, there were plenty of reasons for people to want fresh beginnings on open land, meaning that the emigration westward was imminent.
Westward expansion began in 1803 with Thomas Jefferson initiating the Louisiana Purchase: adding 828,000 square miles which nearly doubled the size of the United States. The expansion of the United States continued with the acquisition of Florida from the Spanish in 1919, and the Texas annexation and application to become a state, which was finalized under John Tyler in 1844. After all the expansion had occurred, it became obvious to every American of every background, class, and political ties that it was inevitable that the United States would need to expand to the Pacific Ocean. The phrase that was coined for this inevitability was "Manifest Destiny", which first appeared in the Democratic Review in the summer of 1845. The meaning behind it was that the American leaders were getting a sign from God that there was no other option than to pursue westward.
The first action taken under the newly founded destiny was to determine where the Canadian border should be drawn. President James K. Polk coined the slogan "54˚ 40' or fight!", meaning that he desired the Oregon territory to reach up the 54th parallel. After recognizing that there were bigger fish to fry with acquiring California, Polk accepted terms that would split Oregon along the 49th parallel.
The real impact of manifest destiny involved the mentality of American citizens. The thought of having land spread across the continent enthralled the citizens, who took on a "win at all costs" mentality. Because of this, the United States entered an all out war with Mexico, due to their ambitions to complete their expansion. With the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which ended the Mexican-American War in 1848, the United States had completed their goal. In the treaty, America gained 525,000 square miles of U.S. territory which compiled what is now California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming. Even though many saw Manifest Destiny as lofty idealism, this idealism played a major role in making what the continental United States is today, but with it, came the obviously torn relationships with both the Native Americans (who were constantly shifted around) and their Mexican neighbors to the South.


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Evaluation of a VET programme for young people at risk of social inclusion in Honduras (ProJoven)
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Type of service: Evaluations, studies and expertises, Concept development
The purpose of the appraisal is to prepare the design, content and organisational structure of the new project planned on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
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Alberta Summer Suzuki Institute
July 20 – August 2, 2022 – Edmonton, Alberta
ASSI Talent Camp 2022
ASSI Faculty
ASSI 2022 Faculty
Chen, Wan Tsai – Suzuki Early Childhood Education
Wan Tsai Chen has been passionately teaching Suzuki violin and viola with the Suzuki method for over 30 years and Suzuki early childhood education (SECE) for over 20. Wan Tsai was a faculty member of the Department of Music at Fu-Jen Catholic University, Taipei American School and Taipei Hwa Kang Arts School in Taiwan. She is currently the artistic director for the Suzuki Talent Education Society (STES) in Calgary, Alberta a position she has held since 2001.
Wan Tsai continuously strives to develop and promote the Suzuki ECE program for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their parents at STES. She applies Reggio early childhood education concepts and Edwin E. Gordon's Music Learning Theory into her teaching in both strings and early childhood classes. In addition to having been a presenter at several Suzuki Association of the Americas (SAA) conferences over the years, Wan Tsai was on the SAA conference team in 2004/2012 and served as SECE coordinator for the 2006/2014 SAA Conferences. Wan Tsai has been a clinician for National and International teacher workshops and Institutes. She has given numerous Suzuki ECE workshops for various universities in Taiwan/Thailand and has made presentations in Japan for teachers, parents and children. Wan Tsai was on the SECE faculty for the 16th Suzuki Method World Convention in Matsumoto, Japan, in 2013 and Violin/SECE for the Cellofest International in Ipswich, United Kingdom, in 2017.
Wan Tsai's dedication and commitment to spreading the beauty and importance of the Suzuki Method continues. With full support ofthe Suzuki community in Calgary, she produced the video Suzuki Project Zero in 2013 and three Suzuki ECE videos in 2014: Shaping Character from the Start, From the First Heartbeat and Suzuki ECE-The Pillars of the Instrumental Journey.
Wan Tsai received her B.A. in Music Performance from the Chinese Culture University and her M.A. in Curriculum and Teaching from Michigan State University. She is a registered Suzuki violin, viola, ECE teacher with the SAA and became a SAA registered SECE Teacher Trainer in 2015 and ARSA in 2017. Wan Tsai is honored to be one of the founding members of the SECE committee and also, since August 2015, serves on the Board of Directors of the SAA.
Hodgson, Trina Carey – Cello
Trina Carey Hodgson has enjoyed a varied and distinguished musical career. For more than three decades Trina has honed her craft of musician and teacher. She has performed as both soloist and chamber musician throughout Europe and the United States.
Mrs. Hodgson's performing career has taken her around the U.S. and Europe. She was principal cellist with the Graz Opera Orchestra and toured with them throughout Austria and Italy. She was a member of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra in Norway. While with them, she toured all over Scandinavia and northern Europe. She is a charter member of the Haydn String Quartet and the Amore Chamber Players as well as the professional cello quartet, Quatracelli! She has performed with John Tesh, Joel Grey, Michael Bolton, Ed Asner and Rene Auberjonois. Her love of Irish music even took her to play in a Celtic Band. Mrs. Hodgson has recorded with the Bergen Philharmonic, the Norwegian Radio and the Pasadena Symphony. Movie credits include "True Identity" and "Steal Big, Steal Little." Video game recording credits include Bio Quest. Currently, Mrs. Hodgson plays in the Pasadena (CA) Symphony and freelances in Los Angeles.
For nearly twenty years, Trina directed the Pasadena based cello program, A-Cello-Rondo. She is a popular clinician at institutes and workshops around the world, including Korea, Europe, Scandinavia, Canada, South America, and the United States. Mrs. Hodgson was invited to represent the American Suzuki Teachers at a special performance at the opening of the Winter Olympics in Nagoya, Japan. Her students attend major music schools and have successful careers in orchestras and universities around the country.
Drawing upon the performance and teaching insights into group dynamics, communication and creativity which she gained over the course of her musical career, Trina has created programs that help others enhance their leadership, decision making and communication skills. As a group facilitator, consultant and key-note speaker, Trina integrates musical performance into workshops and presentations in settings that range from the corporate conference room to school music programs.
Mrs. Hodgson studied at the Eastman School of Music with Robert Sylvester, and received her Bachelor of Music degree at University of Illinois, studying with Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi. She received her Master of Arts degree at UC Santa Barbara, studying with Ronald Leonard. Other teachers include Tanya Carey, Alan Harris, Karl Fruh, Paul Katz and Irene Sharp.
She is currently serving on the board of the Los Angeles Violoncello Society, the MTAC scholarship committee, and is a member the orchestra committee of the Pasadena Symphony. Past service includes the boards of LA-ASTA and the Suzuki Music Association of California, and SAA Conference Cello Coordinator.
Armour, Janet (Libby) – Violin
Libby Armour is a Suzuki violin and piano instructor with a private studio in Memphis, Tennessee, as well as an adjunct professor at the University of Memphis, teaching Suzuki Pedagogy, and at the University of Mississippi teaching violin.
As a child she studied by the Suzuki Method when it was in its infancy in the United States. She decided quite early that teaching this method was what she wanted to do with her life.
After graduating from St. Mary's Episcopal School in Memphis, she went to Matsumoto, Japan to study at the Talent Education Conservatory. For two years she studied with Dr. Shinichi Suzuki, founder of the Suzuki Method, and Dr. Haruko Kataoka, piano Master Teacher. In 1980 she performed a double graduation recital and received endorsement by Dr. Suzuki to teach his method on both instruments. She earned a degree at The University of Memphis, and has been teaching since her return.
She is a certified Teacher Trainer for the Suzuki Association of the Americas. She teaches regularly as a clinician or master teacher at institutes and workshops throughout the United States. She directs the Toscanini Chamber Ensemble, which performs widely. She was Concertmaster of the Corinth Symphony for 12 years, and plays free-lance in orchestras, chamber groups, and solo performances. She has taught and performed throughout the United States, in Japan, and in Europe.
You can view performances by Ms Armour's students on youtube. Go to LibbyArmourStudio to watch.
Libby Armour is a registered Suzuki teacher member and certified Teacher Trainer of the Suzuki Association of the Americas. The Suzuki Method® is a registered trademark of the International Suzuki Association and its administrators. Suzuki Method® materials are published by Alfred Music, the sole distributor outside of Japan for the Suzuki® Method .
Espinzo, Andrea – Cello
Andrea Espinzo is a Suzuki cello teacher with a private studio and public music school
in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for more than 30 years.
She holds a BA in Music from the National University of Lanus.
She started her Suzuki training in 1997 in Santiago de Chile, and Peru, in the
International Suzuki Festivals. In 2008, she completed all the Suzuki cello books
training with the teacher trainer Tanya Carey. Different teachers have influenced her
background: Tanya Carey, Caroline Fraser, David Evenchich, Carey Beth Hockett,
Ricky Mooney, Sally Gross, and Barbara Balatero among others.
Since 1989, she has been a member of a professional orchestra called Sinfonica
Municipal de Avellaneda.
She was the Buenos Aires Suzuki Association president from 2009 to 2012. She has
taught courses and master classes at Suzuki festivals and events held in Argentina,
Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Chile and Mexico.
She collected and adapted the pre-twinkle repertoire, and created the CD "Soy
Chelista", which is used by a lot of Latin American Suzuki Cello teachers.
In 2021, she created "Chelisto", the pre-cello didactic material for children from the age
2,5 to 4 years old.
Andrea has been a SAA Cello teacher trainer since 2019.
Hudson, Andrea – Violin
Andrea was raised in a very musical family beginning with singing, piano and violin at a young age. She continued to pursue violin and participated in many ensembles throughout her public education years including touring to the U.S. west coast several times. Her post-secondary education included receiving a Bachelor of Music and subsequently a Master of Music degree with a specialty in Violin Pedagogy at Brigham Young University. She has performed in several string ensembles including the Brigham Young University Graduate String Quartet, Chamber Orchestra, and the Roanoke Symphony including performance tours throughout Canada and the U.S., Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. She began teaching as a Graduate Assistant while completing her Master's degree and was privileged to take a course with Hiroko Primrose to introduce her to the Suzuki method and philosophy. Andrea has valued the many mentors she has studied with throughout her Suzuki education and accreditation including: John Kendall, Craig Timmerman, Carol Smith, Helen Brunner, Linda Fiore, Paule Barsalou, Shigetoshi Yamada, Dorothy Jones, and Nancy Jackson. She is the Owner & Instructor of the Heart & Tone Music Studio. She has been mentoring Violin students of all ages in Calgary for over 35 years along with doing clinician work at various workshops and summer string institutes.
Bossé-Morgan, Adele – Cello
Mrs. Bossé-Morgan holds a B. Mus. in cello performance from the University of Alberta. As a student she was principal cellist of the Edmonton Youth Symphony Orchestra, and later co-principal of the University Symphony Orchestra and of Academy Strings. She completed examinations with the Western Board of Music in both cello and piano, and upon completing her B.Mus. degree in performance served a 10 year term as a strings and piano examiner for Conservatory Canada. Mrs. Bossé- Morgan has been a member of the string quartet "Quartette des Muses" since 1990, often plays in the pit orchestra for the Sherard, ELOPE, and Festival Players Musical Theatre companies, and is a co-principal cellist of the Edmonton Metropolitan Orchestra. Since 1989, Mrs. Bossé-Morgan has been teaching with the Society for Talent Education (http://ste-suzukistrings.org). From 2016-2020 she served as the music director for the Society for Talent Education. She has adjudicated festivals in strings, junior piano, and band since 2009. In 2010 she joined the staff of the Suzuki Charter School where she teaches cello, double bass, and mixed ensemble classes. She also maintains a small private studio in cello, piano, and theory. She has had students compete successfully in the Kiwanis Edmonton festival, provincial festivals, the provincial national class, and the Northern Alberta Concerto Competition. For several years Mrs. Bossé- Morgan has also been involved with the music ministry at her home church, where she sings alto and plays both cello and piano.
Conrad Sobieraj – Composition
Edmonton born cellist and composer Conrad Sobieraj began playing cello at age 4 under the instruction of his mother Grazyna Sobieraj. In preparation for university he studied with Silvia Buttiglione of the Vaughan String Quartet, and went on to complete his Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance from the University of Alberta under the instruction of Rafael Hoekman. During the first two years of his degree, the Vertex String Quartet premiered both of his compositions in 2017 and 2018 respectively. He continues composing tunes for his students and peers. Conrad is one of the founding members of the early music group Convivencia Canadá, and a Bossa-nova trio, Rei Rei Rei. Currently he plays in the Vertex String Quartet, and is the principal cellist of the River City Orchestra. When he is not performing, Conrad is teaching, composing, and painting.
Melanie Doderai – Interactive Music History
Melanie Smith-Doderai holds a B.A, B.Ed and M.Ed. Melanie is an active member of the Alberta Registered Music Teachers Association, holds an Advanced Specialist Certification from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Canada and is an Early Childhood Music and Movement specialist in her district. At present, Melanie performs with the Divertimento Baroque Ensemble, with Vivace Strings and Keys and as a freelance musician. Melanie is also a private violin instructor.
Melanie has combined her passion for music and her artistry of aerial dance into a unique and innovative art form that is both inspiring and visually compelling. Audiences can expect to be compelled by Melanie's playing while suspended in the air using an aerial sling, aerial hoop, lollipop lyra or a two-point hip harness.
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Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far)
"Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far)"
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"Blue September"
"Don't Play It Cool"
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Tony Hoffer
The Thrills singles chronology
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"Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far)" is the debut single by Irish band The Thrills, taken from the album So Much for the City. It was released on 11 November 2002 but did not chart anywhere at first. After the song was re-released on 25 August 2003 following the success of "Big Sur", it reached number 17 on the Irish Singles Chart and number 33 on the UK Singles Chart.
All tracks written by The Thrills.
1. "Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far)" 4:12
2. "Blue September" 3:39
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4. "Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far)" (Video)
2. "Blue September"
3. "Don't Play It Cool"
1. "Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far)" (Radio Edit) 3:37
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Scotland (Official Charts Company)[2]
UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[3]
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Further proof that the Catholic Church just doesn't get it
By Scout on January 26, 2011
Originally published September 3, 2010
Sometimes it's hard for me to be the occasionally practicing Catholic that I am.
And it's not because I find it hard to make my way to Mass, though I do.
It's because after roughly 2,010 years, the church still doesn't get it.
Over the summer, the Vatican passed down a ruling that makes ordaining a woman an excommunicable offense, which is the church's greatest punishment.
So not only will the bishop who performs the ordination be excommunicated, the woman who attempts to become ordained would be kicked out as well.
What other actions could qualify for papal excommunication?
Sexually abusing a child.
That's right. The church made that statement in the same document it declared abusing a developmentally disabled person over the age of 18 is considered the same as abusing a minor. Possessing pornographic images of a minor is also an excommunicable offense.
To me, it's almost like an earmark of a bill passed in Congress. While they were updating the policy on sex abuse, they threw the ordination of women in there.
Listen, I happen to think woman probably should be ordained, but it's not something I've ever really gone nuts over – I guess the church has just pissed me off in so many other ways that it hasn't come up yet.
But it's aggravating to have that be thrown into the same guidelines as sexually abusing a child.
Especially when you consider what the document didn't contain.
The Vatican still hasn't required that bishops report cases of sexual abuse.
The document doesn't outline punishment for those who don't, and it doesn't contain anything about defrocking priests after they've been found guilty of molesting a child.
One Vatican official said the new rulings don't mean all that much, and that a bishop, like any Christian, would be morally and ethically required to report abuse to civil authorities, even if his Earthly boss won't require it.
"If civil law requires you report, you must obey civil law," Monsignor Charles Scicluna said to the media. But "it's not for canonical legislation to get itself involved with civil law."
And that's where the church just doesn't get it.
So many dioceses have changed their sex abuse reporting policies in the last few years, which is a good thing, but the Vatican still doesn't require bishops report abuse?
And it views ordaining woman an equal danger to the institution and its people?
Ask any Catholic in the United States what the biggest challenge facing the church is, and I'd be willing to bet that nine out of 10 times they'd respond by saying something about the sex abuse crisis.
The other one percent? Probably the priest shortage.
The ordination of woman is on all that many radars outside of Vatican City, not even the liberal members of the American church are fighting all that hard for it.
I grew up in an Irish-Catholic stronghold in the midst of the abuse crisis.
And as a teen, I became so discouraged by the church's actions – declaring practicing homosexuality a sin against God while it was moving priests from parish to parish and diocese to diocese, effectively allowing them to continue to molest children, for example – that I all but left the church.
While I do consider myself a Catholic, most of the people I grew up with in the church, the friends I was confirmed with, don't.
Sure, going away to college can have that affect on a lot of people, that wasn't it, at least not all the time.
For the some of its people, priests included, the church needs to start facing its problems head on. Clinging desperately to the ridiculous traditions and boys club it once was will be its downfall.
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Researchers have developed a method of processing cellulose from plants and other non-edible natural products into individual sugar molecules that then can be fermented by bacteria to produce ethanol. Plant cellulose contains long chains of useful sugars that store plenty of energy, but it is largely inaccessible due to the difficulty of breaking down cellulose. Joseph Binder and Ronald Raines converted cellulose to simple sugars with a combination of an ionic liquid, acid, and chromatography and suggest that their technique could be developed into a largescale industrial process to produce biofuel or other products. After the completion of the short (approximately 2–4 hours) chemical reaction, Binder and Raines report that bacteria and yeast could easily ferment the extracted sugars into ethanol. Compared to other industrial processes, the technique does not require as much dangerous, concentrated acid. The authors say the reaction can be used on many sources of lignocellulose, including non-food feedstocks such as switchgrass, wood, crop residues, and paper wastes. The technique is currently constrained by the expense of the ionic liquid, and must remain efficient if it is to be scaled up to a fullsize biorefinery, according to the authors.
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Gaidis Bērziņš (born 20 October 1970 in Riga) is a Latvian politician, lawyer, and university lecturer in law.  He is former Minister for Justice of Latvia and co-chair of the National Alliance, along with Raivis Dzintars.

Politics
After the 2006 election, he was appointed the Minister for Justice, taking the office on 7 November 2006 and holding it until 12 March 2009.  Bērziņš was elected to the 2010 election as one of two For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNK representatives on the joint National Alliance list that the party shared with All For Latvia!.  When the National Alliance became a unitary party, Bērziņš became co-chair, along with Raivis Dzintars.

The 2011 election saw the National Alliance gain six seats, after which the party formed a centre-right coalition with Zatlers' Reform Party, and Unity. Bērziņš was appointed Minister for Justice once again.  He took office on the 25 October 2011.

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DULUTH, MINN. – Cirrus Aircraft has announced that Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder and National Aviation Hall of Fame inductee, Dale Klapmeier, will be stepping down from his current executive position within the first half of 2019 and transitioning into a senior advisory role. A new CEO is expected to be named within that timeframe as an internal and external search is currently underway.
For more than 30 years, Cirrus Aircraft has constantly raised the bar for performance, comfort and safety in personal aviation. The SR20, first introduced in 1999, was the first certified aircraft to be delivered with a whole-airframe parachute system (CAPS®). Cirrus transformed aviation again when it delivered the Vision Jet in 2016. Responsible for creating a new category, the Vision Jet was awarded the most prestigious accolade in aeronautics – the Robert J. Collier Trophy.
Focusing on customers, Cirrus is leading the way in redefining how personal aircraft are owned and operated by opening its experience center – the Vision Center – in Knoxville, Tenn. As the flagship location for all customer activities, the Vision Center is home to world-class training, sales, delivery, maintenance, support, personalization and more.
Cirrus Aircraft has three locations in the United States: Duluth, Minnesota, Grand Forks, North Dakota and Knoxville, Tennessee (www.cirrusaircraft.com).
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Paul Bissonnette, a.k.a, Biz Nasty, isn't your typical hockey player. However, like pretty much everyone else in the NHL, his teeth aren't real.
Arguably the most outgoing (at least social media-wise) player in the league, Bissonnette recently uploaded a Vine video onto his Twitter handle that showed him messing around with his "new jibs" (teeth) still in the dentist chair.
Check out Biz Nasty's new chompers and his same old busted nose in the weird video below.


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Good luck Bailey. Carlee says represent those (GSP's). Have fun out there and jump big….
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New Delhi, Apr 1 (UNI): Airbnb Inc has made a strategic investment in Indian hotel startup Oyo, in a bid to strengthen its hotel booking business, the US-based firm said on Monday.
This investment, which is being touted at around USD 150-200 million, is part of Oyo's Series E funding.
Airbnb will look at ways to make Oyo listings available on its platform, the San Franciso-based firm said.
''As the 6th largest hotel chain operator in the world, we at, OYO Hotels & Homes, are committed to offering our guests and travellers around the world, great quality living spaces. We are happy to have Airbnb as our partner in this vision,'' said Maninder Gulati, Global Chief Strategy Officer at OYO Hotels & Homes.
Strong global strategic relationships that support this mission, help drive collaborative efforts in the right direction, he said.
''Airbnb's strong global footprints and access to local communities will open up new opportunities for OYO Hotels & Homes to strengthen and grow while staying true to our core value proposition. We're excited by the possibilities and committed to bringing benefits to the millions of travelers who can now rely on Airbnb and OYO Hotels & Homes to find a home away from home,'' he said.
In addition to this strategic investment, both parties are exploring opportunities to collaborate on a range of projects, including making OYO accommodations available on the Airbnb platform, it said.
''This partnership is not exclusive in nature as OYO will always strive to offer its accommodation spaces to every potential guest. We have been working closely with Bookings.com and with Expedia. This raise is part of the Series E round, that was announced in September,'' he added.


Remove lamb from fridge 30min before roasting.
Preheat oven to 200°C (180°C fan) mark 6. Using a pestle and mortar, gently pound fennel seeds to break them up a bit. Tip into a bowl with the garlic and butter. Finely grate in the zest of the oranges, season well and mix.
Pat lamb dry with kitchen paper and make a dozen or so deep cuts all over the meat with the point of a sharp knife. Use a teaspoon (or your finger) to push butter mixture into cuts, then smear the rest all over the leg. Place in a roasting tin. Halve one of the zested oranges and squeeze over the lamb. Thickly slice remaining orange and arrange on top of the lamb.
Cover tin with foil and roast for 1½hr for medium-rare (cook for longer/shorter as you prefer), removing foil after 45min.
Meanwhile, make the pistou. Whizz parsley, garlic and pistachios in a food processor until finely chopped (or do this by hand), then gradually add olive oil. Season with salt, pepper and orange juice to taste. Set aside.
Lift lamb on to a board, cover with foil, leave to rest in a warm place for 30-45min. Serve in slices with the pistou on the side.


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Film Review: Among Us (2017)
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Among Us documents the jaw-dropping stories of individuals from around the world who share similar accounts of extraterrestrial and otherworldly encounters. Producer and host Caroline Cory, who has her own extensive history with the supernatural, takes the viewers on an extraordinary journey to uncover whether these seemingly independent yet parallel reports may actually be scientific evidence of a greater phenomenon at work. Through a series of groundbreaking on-camera experiments on human DNA, and interviews with leading scientists, viewers will find themselves pondering the nature of their own reality or yet the true origin of the human species. ET CONTACT may ultimately show that the traditionally unexplained is, in fact, far more attributable to science than fiction.
I always welcome a compelling documentary about extraterrestrial life. As a reviewer who spends alot of time watching fantasy and horror, it's refreshing for me to occasionally take on films that are presumed "not" to be based on fiction. This aspect was very apparent by the conviction and understanding that filmmaker Caroline Cory invested into this particular project.
I was compelled to do a bit of research to better understand Caroline Cory and her journey. Caroline is the author of the 2006 book release titled: "God Among Us: Inside the Mind of the Divine Masters". She is also the author of several other related books that speak of divine plans and the universe itself.
The film is titled "Among Us", released by Vision Films and was completed in 2017 (so a few years ago, but as I understand is being released now). The documentary is directed, written and narrated by Cory as she attempts to explain the grand design of things thru 90 minutes of interviews with noted scientists, thinkers, and professionals (all more or less with PHD's behind their names for credibility).
It's 90 minutes of extremely engaging and compelling information, that I'm guessing will most likely be a bit over the heads of many of its viewers. I say this because the arenas of quantum physics, science and spirituality are intermixed in explanation in conversations with noted professionals. This is presented in combination with a series of abductees and "hybrids" who were in some sort of fashion connected to an experience that alludes to them having a connection to alien origins.
Now to take a few steps back, "Among Us" is really about 2 things. That being the fact that we are not alone and that we are part of a much bigger picture (a grand design). It is suggested that we are approaching a moment in evolution where our knowledge base of our origins is about to change.
This while exciting, is also a scary notion suggesting that our belief and understandings of who we are and how the universe connects is ready for the next phase of awareness. I felt from watching this that Caroline Cory was indeed on that mission. Her own personal connections and spiritual relationship to the design is attempted to be proven thru DNA experiments and the validation from others that communication is in itself on the verge of evolving.
Ideas about telepathy, time loss visitations and the many alien species either living among us or making observations is quite fascinating. Fascinating in that we as viewers are challenged with putting our past comfort levels of science fiction to the side for the moment in order to expand our understanding about what may be and what part of this design we are a part of.
Caroline Cory is careful not to over-focus on the interviews with individuals who claim communicational aspects (which might be easily be dismissed, per the speaking in tongues demonstrated). Though in all seriousness, I felt that what this film is intended to be is serious.
It is suggested that alien DNA is a part of us all and/or that alien DNA was injected into select individuals to be studied. It is also suggested that the communication aspects are meant to evolve into telepathic abilities allowing one to converse over great distances. The aspect of black holes are briefly discussed and the idea of quantum tunnels and a grand matrix.
So while all of that was alot to take in, it is probably a bit harder to contain into a review form. Although their were moments where I felt my eyes getting heavy, "Among Us" has purpose and is brilliantly explained by Cory with her research.
It might take a few viewings to really grasp the bigger picture items. None-the-less I thought it was a great piece that should be experienced and shared. Caroline Cory is indeed on a mission. As I believe this film will fill a few holes and allow new ideas about it all to grow.
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Fright Dome Scares Up The Dead and Harried At Circus Circus
Filter is Pure Power at Wasted Space in The Hard Rock Hotel
By Jacqueline Monahan
Friday, October 3rd saw evening fall across Las Vegas like any other night, but this time the darkness crept inside the normally fun-filled Adventuredome at Circus Circus, transforming it from merry amusement park into Fright Dome, a more sinister, creepier dwelling than its daylight cousin.
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Here you'll get "in your face" terror that may just keep up with your stride for a minute (or ten). Chain-saw wielding maniacs may follow you into the fun house long after you think you gave them the brush-off, only to meet their jagged sneers as they rev up their favorite power tool and step your way.
Ever ride a roller coaster in the dark? Been inverted to the point of insanity, with your change escaping your pockets and clanging to the madhouse below? Tried to enter a photo booth only to have a murderous fiend shriek you into a sprint? Step right this way, folks, Fright Dome's in town.
On hand for opening weekend festivities were Sid Haig, who appeared as Captain Spaulding in Rob Zombie's "House of 1,000 Corpses" and "The Devil's Reject" horror classics, and Bill Moseley, who appeared as Otis Driftwood in both films, as well as "Halloween."
Three new haunted houses – HillBilly Hell, Vampire's Bloodfeast and The HEX-MAS Nightmare, complete with falling snow drew long lines, with waiting times often exceeding thirty minutes. No one strayed, but periodic ghouls roamed, leapt and prowled the entire length of the crowd, looking for innocent vocal chords to strain. Scare Zones featured additional monsters and super creatures lurking in the dark. Can't have too many, ya know?
Jason Egan, founder and owner of Fright Dome Productions has featured the eerie attraction since 2002. With 23 rides and attractions, aerial haunts, drop demons, a haunted 4-D FX theater, and a sideshow circus including suspension acts, sword swallowing Lady Diabla, tattooed full-body tattooed sensation Stigmata, and two foot Lil' Miss Firefly, one of the world's smallest girls, you'll not know where to turn to see the next abomination. There's surely no place to hide.
If you've ever wondered what a huge hook looks like being threaded through a guy's nose and exiting through his mouth, wonder no more. He'll show you, complete with a final spit of blood on the stage upon the hook's removal. No big deal. Later, the same guy will have a cinderblock shattered on his crotch with a sledgehammer. As if that's not amazing enough, the guy's still a baritone.
It's no wonder that Fright Dome is ranked as the fourth scariest haunted attraction in the country for two consecutive years by AOL. More than 60,000 guests visit each year, making their way across five acres of fearsome fun that incorporate high-powered strobes, multi-colored lasers and spooky sound effects. All this at a ticket price of $33.95 for a single night of horrifying howls.
Fast pass tickets are available for an additional $15 and allow express line entry for all haunted houses. Hollywood Video, Del Taco, Albertsons and Fright World Halloween stores are all Fright Dome sponsors and offer discount coupons for the attraction.
Fright Dome runs from 7 p.m.–midnight, Oct. 3–5, 10–12, 16–19, 23–26 and 29–31.
Fright Dome at Circus Circus
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2880 Las Vegas Blvd. South
October arrived with a scream at Hard Rock Hotel's Wasted Space, with a much anticipated performance by alternative rock band Filter. The group, who describes their music as "heavy industrial" played an 85 minute set on Wednesday, October 1st to a packed house and it's no mystery why. Filter is touring for the first time in five years, and die hard fans were in a sate of euphoria at the thought of these guys getting back together again.
Space was not wasted on this night. Dark wooden walls reach up into high black ceilings holding octagonal light shades featuring graphics of nudes, suited monkeys and shrieking faces and the stage backdrop of five hanging guitars; a large Wasted Space logo hangs above the bar depicting a microphone with large, angelic wings sprouting from its sides.
The standing room only crowd could barely accommodate a mosh pit, but one formed anyway, a testament to the band's powerful riffs and vocals. Under purple and red spotlights made hazy by exhaled smoke, charismatic lead singer Richard Patrick, in Bono-like sunglasses, black jacket and no shortage of rock wails punctuating his lyrics, passionately lunged around the stage, exhorting the Las Vegas audience to a state of controlled anarchy with chides about where they were. "This is Vegas, right?" Obligingly the crowd got louder, wilder, and more interactive.
Aside from founding member Patrick, Filter is comprised of Mitchell Marlow on guitar, John Spiker on bass, and Mika Fineo on drums and percussion. The group plays with a kind of telepathy among the members that makes for a seamless performance, almost choreographed in synchronizations of movement on stage. Filter presents a united front, to be sure.
Patrick possesses a star quality reminiscent of Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails fame, (coincidentally one of his former gigs). There was no shortage of F-bombs in his rock diatribe to the crowd, a raw example of the passion that runs through his work.
Filter's new album, "Anthems for the Damned" is Patrick's howl in the night response to a world that's falling apart and a protest against the status quo. Featuring the singles "Soldiers of Misfortune" and the politically charged "What's Next," Patrick expresses sarcasm, rage, shame, resignation and hope in his work. For example, he describes "Soldiers of Misfortune," as a "sardonic anti-war/pro-troops song" inspired by a letter from a Filter fan who had enlisted in the Army reserves to qualify for college funds only to die in Iraq after just a few days of duty when called up during his senior year. The kind of passion that the song inspires can be witnessed any time Patrick sings it.
The band could be described as "unruly clean cut," but don't let the short hair fool you; there's real power here. Filter plays like they "feel" their music after it's been injected into their veins, and they pass that feeling on to their fans. Hooting and singing, fueled by adulation and alcohol, their devoted following mouths words to songs that debuted more than 15 years ago.
Known for their soundtrack work (The X-files, The Crow: City of Angels, and The Crow: Salvation and Spawn), the band offered up a crowd pleaser when it launched into "Can't You Trip Like I Do?" a Crystal Method collaboration that had the audience screaming out the chorus with Patrick.
Other favorites included "Hey Man, Nice Shot" off of Filter's debut album, 1995's "Short Bus", and "Take a Picture" off of 1999's "Title of Record" album. 2002's effort, "The Amalgamut" was represented by "Cancer," "It's Gonna Kill Me," and "Where Do We Go From Here?" a Weezer-like composition with a heart pounding beat that brought out head bangers in a mighty unison of upper body movement. Patrick grabbed a guitar to play on several songs, furthering his Renaissance Man persona.
Collaborating with musicians from Nine Inch Nails, Limp Bizkit and Guns N' Roses, among others, has given Patrick a rock pedigree that has served him well. The Ohio native knows how to rev up a crowd and engage them in his world, not quite optimistic but not totally devoid of hope with a thunderbolt of relevance to last long after the beer and the beat have dissipated into the night. Patrick has battled his own demons as well. His date of sobriety, September 28, 2002, is tattooed on his forearm.
Filter continues its tour with three more October concerts at Hard Rock locations in Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and Cleveland.
Their name may be Filter, but that will never apply to their message, delivered as directly as a bullet to the heart of an issue, feeding on urgency and unafraid of fatalities if that's what it takes. The gratification comes when fans all over the world say, "We'll take it."
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The Grandstand was rebuilt in 1927, and is known for holding an assortment of concerts, horse and automobile races. The north and south interiors accommodates vendors, displays and organizations.
Gates open 1 hour prior to the concert.
	2.25% fee ($1.00 minimum) of total order will be assessed to all credit/debit card ticket orders.
A $2.00 per ticket facility fee, is included in the ticket prices listed for all Grandstand concerts.
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Party tent is located near the south end of the Grandstand Stage. The Pre-Show Party is open for 1 ½ hours only – please check ticket for party hours. Party closes 1 hour prior to concert start time. Stage side party purchase is only available to those who have purchased a concert ticket to attend that evening's concert (concert ticket is NOT included with party ticket purchase). BOTH a concert and party ticket will be required to scan in for entrance to the party tent.
*Note – Entrance to party tent is allowed only from party start time to party closing time. There will be no entry into or through the party tent area once it has closed. Any party ticket holder that did not arrive prior to party tent closing, will be required to enter the concert venue through the Grandstand Gate shown on their concert ticket. All attendees of the party will be required to enter into the venue when the party closes.
VIP and General Track areas are General Admission and are STANDING ROOM ONLY. No chairs are permitted. The Grandstand track is a dirt track, uncovered and exposed to the weather. In extreme circumstances only, if the track were to be closed for safety and concert is still scheduled to go on, VIP and General Track ticketholders would receive a Grandstand seat ticket. No partial refunds will be given for any potential price difference in the face value of those seats.


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There are lots to do at The West County Hotel and its surroundings. The hotel is located right beside The Phoenix Park, which run a number of events throughout the year.
The West County Hotel is also only a stone's throw away from all the major arenas in Dublin, with two being The RDS and The O2 Arena.
Being a Dublin Hotel, there are lots of family and cultural events taking place throughout the year just outside our doorstep. Whether you are planning a family City Break, a Cultural tour of Dublin, or a weekend of sport, there are lots to do in Dublin.
Finally, The West County Hotel has had a keen affiliation with the GAA and has historically been the home away from home for fans of counties from the West as each year they travel to Croke Park in their droves hoping and wishing for Liam or Sam to travel back with them.