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Hello,I am a member of our church choir, a very happy, friendly person.I love animals, especially Neitherland Dwarf rabbits. I also have a cat that I found,a gold and orange Tabby. I am still looking for him a home, because I can only have what lives in a cage.(apt.rules) he goes out side to potty. I attend online college,and have a nice family.

Live life to the fullest. Keeping a healthy mind creates a healthy body and soul. Always look on the funnier side of life. Identify with yourself, your needs and emotions. Bottom line is be true to yourself and stay happy. We all need some loving and lots of TLC. Let your light and love shine out and share that with others. The little that each of us do will connect into something wonderful. This to me is what life is about.

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I am an artist of life, I am some what of a graphic and web designer. I enjoy all aspects of ART I love it all IT. I enjoy all sorts of music from Iron Maiden to Fat boy Slim to Ursula Rucker. I have been spinning from 1990 till present. I play guitar, and love skateboarding.

were a independent filipino-american rap group livin here in the northern side of cali. just checkout our songs at myspace.com/dembangsumboyz

Wreck & Salvage is a joint effort among 4 other independent video producers and myself. We produce a bi-weekly video podcast featuring original comedy and entertainment videos and animations. I developed the web site wreckandsalvage.com using Wordpress, PHP, XHTML/CSS, and some Javascript. I hacked Wordpress to generate different RSS 2.0 compliant feeds for each of our 3 media formats. On the video side, I produce the series Ornamental Concrete that airs on Wreck & Salvage every other Thursday using a mix of live action and stop-motion animation, with homemade sets, scripts, and 3-point lighting setup. I grab frames for animation in StopMotion Pro, edit in Adobe Premiere, capture audio in Sony Sound Forge, and occasionally add extra stuff in After Effects.

The Reese Project, a compelling, mesmerizing quartet of masterful musicians, performs real jazz, including standards & their own originals. They have created a new jazz sound: "East Coast Cool." They're appealing to see & hear (listen for Tom's trademark "Yeah!") and have played to sold out venues & multiple standing ovations. The unique instrumentation of the group & their "outside of the box" approach has critics raving with their fresh approach to traditional jazz. A "must see," The Reese Project will leave you wanting more & more "East Coast Cool." Tom Reese, flute, writes most of the band's material. In performance, his highly-charged, soaring flute lines carve new sounds out of traditional forms. Laurie Haines Reese, cello, adds a unique flavor to the band with the electric cello. Her shredding sound and acoustic bass lines compliment the creative edge in the original works as well as the standards. Bobby Brewer, guitar, sends the band stomping & growling into the aether. Aaron Walker, drums, captures the motion in the rhythms and drives the sound. With a nod to past masters, the original jazz created within this group of musicians steps in a new direction, while staying squarely within the boundaries of real jazz. It's definitely music for fresh ears. Performing jazz standards, funk, blues & originals, The Reese Project includes something for everyone -- from Bach to the Beatles. They have played to packed houses throughout the US & Canada (even in a major snow storm!). Their influences include Miles, Coltrane, Bela Fleck, Edgar Meyer, Mark O'Connor, Yo Yo Ma, Modeski Martin & Wood, John Scofield, Pat Methany, Ellington, Monk, Grisman, Grapelli, Turtle Island & Kronos String Quartets, and classic rock bands. The Reese Project has released seven CD's. “Live from Ft. Worth (2006), was recorded in August of ‘06. "Vicodin Dreams" (2005), reached #53 on JazzWeek charts and stayed in the top 60 for two months. "Blue Etude" (2002), was in the top 20 in the 2002 Grammies. "Apocalyptic Hayride" (2004), had a song on WRTI’s Hot 11 for an unprecedented three months. Earlier CD's include "Dark Kat" (2003) & "Viewpoints" (1997). They were selected to be on WVIA's "Best of 30 Years of Homegrown Music" CD; Lancaster Jazz compilations, several Christmas compilations & other honors. Band members have worked with Les Brown, Petula Clark, Stanley Clarke, Norm Crosby, Jay Daversa, Gloria Estefan, Larry Gatlin, Robert Gordon, Charlie Grace, John Guerin, Phil Harris, Roger Kelloway, Tom Larsen, Jerry Lewis, Melissa Manchester, Henry Mancini, Chuck Mangione, Shelly Manne, Valery Pomoronov, Jerry Reed, Jeanne C. Riley, Chita Rivera, Bobby Rydell, Ira Sullivan, BJ Thomas, Rufus Thomas, & others. "I caught three fabulous acts Sunday at the Lancaster Jazz Festival. The headliner, Kurt Elling, kept the listeners there, but for my tastes, the second act, The Reese Project, stole the show. This unique combination with a soloing cello playing bass lines, amazing soloist Tom Reese making the flute viable as a jazz instrument & soaring vocals by veteran vocalist Ron Smith proved that unique instrumentation equals great jazz" (Logan McKinney, "New Waves in Radio"). THE PLAYERS: Tom Reese, flute & composition. A captivating performer, Tom’s strength’s are in his warm sound & driving melodic lines. Called "multi-lingual," his versatility knows no bounds. From composition to folk music, to jazz & blues, classical, even rock’n’roll, this eclectic musician combines elements from all musical genres to create his unique sound. Tom is an innovator, whether in composition, education, or performance. Tom has won awards for composition & education, including three recent NEA awards for his work as Music Director for the YouTheatre program at the Fulton Opera House in Lancaster, PA. Tom's compositions are known for their beautiful melodies, innovative instrumentation & modern harmonies. His CD, "Blue Etude," was in the top 20 of the 2002 Grammies, and his classical compositions are featured on "Conversations," which won an award for Best Instrumental Album in the 2002 Just Plain Folks Awards, the largest independent music awards. He was involved with the Arts Infusion program piloted at Price Elementary, which helped to raise the school from #17 in the county to #1. Tom has taught composition for "Summerstage for Youth" at the Fulton Opera House, & York’s "Day at the Strand," among many other residencies, workshops, and performances. His bands have opened for Bela Fleck, Gaelic Storm, Grey Eye Glances & more, & he has performed with Valery Ponomarev & Nick Brignola. He also performs with MuZette , Susquehanna , & Wyndfall. Bobby Brewer, guitar, recently moved from Nashville to south-central Pennsylvania to join The Reese Project full-time. In Nashville, he was active on the local scene with his own bands and freelance work. While living in Los Angeles, Boston, & Oklahoma, Bob taught at the college level, performed with pops orchestras, gave guitar clinics, and led his own bands, as well as going on the road with numerous bands. He worked at Fullhouse Recorders in Whitehouse, TN, where he produced and wrote full-time. He has released several CD's, one simply called "Bobby Brewer," several releases with The Skeltones, & recent cyber-space recordings with the Funkdawgs , which recently won an award. He is on numerous recordings with other jazz artists. He has also played on numerous country demo recordings. Bobby has played guitar with Stanley Clarke, Petula Clark, Norm Crosby, Larry Gatlin, Les Brown, Phil Harris, Jerry Lewis, Jerry Reed, Chita Rivera, Doug Forman (formerly of the band "The Fools"), Bobby Rydell, Jeanne C. Riley, Rufus Thomas & Earl Day and "Majic. He has performed for the Oklahoma City Symphony "Pops," the Longy School of Music's jazz band, & the Marcel Dance Company. Laurie Haines Reese, cello. Trained in both classical music & jazz, Laurie loves the variety in playing all types of music on the cello. She earned a master of music performance degree from USC in Los Angeles & a bachelor's from the University of Miami in Florida. She worked with Ira Sullivan & Strings Attached while in Miami. She was featured at the New Directions in Cello Festival, and participated in the Spoleto Festival & Congress of Strings. A member of numerous symphony orchestras, she was a concerto soloist with the Maui Symphony. She free-lanced in Los Angeles, Miami, Seattle, Hawaii, New York and Europe, working with Henry Mancini, Melissa Manchester, BJ Thomas, Gloria Estefan, & Chuck Mangione. Laurie started recording at age 16, and is on many recordings, including Jon Anderson (of Yes)’s Christmas album. She teaches at the Lancaster Conservatory of Music, at Beam’s Music (Ephrata, PA) & at her private studio in Mount Joy, formerly teaching at the college level. In addition to The Reese Project, she performs with MuZette, Susquehanna & Wyndfall. Aaron Walker, drums. A busy & versatile drummer, Aaron is currently involved with several projects in addition to performing with The Reese Project. He works with Plan B (rock), Aaron Walker Trio (jazz), Ralph P Group (jazz), Mystery Jazz Trio (jazz) & was co-leader of OCD Circus, an original music collaboration. He has recorded and/or toured with Defender (classic & original rock), Plywood Jungle (alternative rock), Burning Bus (world beat/eclectic originals), Tom Larsen Band (blues rock & funk), Robert Gordon (rockabilly/country), Simply D (rock and pop), Doogie Hill Project (jazz), DC & Company (R&B, rock, blues), Charlie Gracie (50's icon & rockabilly legend), and Animation (progressive rock). He has opened for national & international acts including Sting, Dave Matthews Band, Live, Natalie Merchant, Fabulous Thunderbirds, Dave Mason, Johnny Lang, Mark Farner, Poi Dog Pondering, Kix, Brave Combo, Huffamoose, & the Healing Sixes. Aaron is also a drum instructor & clinician.

interest in music, animation, media projects, soundtracks for commercials, short films, web, animation music, etc. using free tools, and flash 8, photoshop and after effects, and the music side using Flstudio 7

I want to tell people something that they will honestly take to thought.

Ionia Design Studio is a forward-thinking, environmentally conscious graphic design firm based in Ventura, California, serving a diverse client base from various markets and industries.

The firm specializes in custom solutions that deliver effective and compelling messages across mediums--from logos and identity systems to brochures and print collateral to interactive experiences and promotions.

We work collaboratively with our clients to identify and develop effective communication approaches that achieve business objectives, while also supporting the community and the environment.

I want to tell the world something that they would honestly take to thought.

Grateful Dead RFK Stadium Washington, DC June 09, 1973 Set 1: d1t01 - Promised Land d1t02 - Deal d1t03 - Looks Like Rain d1t04 - They Love Each Other d1t05 - Jack Straw d1t06 - Loose Lucy d1t07 - Mexicali Blues d1t08 - Row Jimmy d1t09 - El Paso d1t10 - Box of Rain d1t11 - Sugaree d1t12 - Beat It On Down the Line d1t13 - Tennessee Jed d2t01 - Greatest Story Ever Told d2t02 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t03 - I Know You Rider Set 2: d2t04 - He's Gone -> d2t05 - Truckin' -> d2t06 - Playin' in the Band d2t07 - Loser d3t01 - Me and My Uncle d3t02 - Mississippi Half Step d3t03 - Big River d3t04 - Eyes of the World -> d3t05 - China Doll d3t06 - Sugar Magnolia Audio Source Information Source: -- Sony TC 110 cassette deck -- single-point stereo mic, hand-held on mic-stand shaft, w/arm raised up -- FOB center infield, between sbd platform and stage platform Lineage: -- MR cassette > Nakamichi 550 > Lexicon Alpha > Samplitude > CD-Tag > Flac-16 -- Taping, transferring, and remastering done by Monte Barry SBD patch source info Lineage: -- S:MR > PCM > cassette > DAT > CD > EAC > SHN -- Extraction and SHN encoding by G.S. Hamilton -- Thanks to David Hollister for this beautiful show Notes: -- This was my first time taping -- This show is complete - every note is here -- Track changes are seamless -- Patches are cross-faded SBD sources -- Concert Hall echo/delay effects are applied to patches patch list -- Promised Land -------- until 00:39 -- They Love Each Other-- until 00:05 -- Sugaree -------------- for 1st note -- China Cat Sunflower -- for 1st few notes -- He's Gone ------------ for 1st few notes, 6:25 to 6:37 - tape damage -- Truckin' ------------- 8:08 to 9:03 - reel flip -- Playin' in the Band -- 14:35 to 14:44, 16:10 to 16:27, 20:11 to 20:17 - tape damage

Grateful Dead RFK Stadium Washington, DC June 10, 1973 Composite Audience Set 1: d1t01 - Morning Dew d1t02 - Beat It On Down The Line d1t03 - Ramble On Rose d1t04 - Jack Straw d1t05 - Wave That Flag d1t06 - Looks Like Rain d1t07 - Box Of Rain d1t08 - They Love Each Other d1t09 - The Race Is On d1t10 - Row Jimmy d1t11 - El Paso d2t01 - Bird Song d2t02 - Playing In The Band Set 2: d2t03 - Eyes Of The World -> d2t04 - Stella Blue d2t05 - Big River d2t06 - Here Comes Sunshine d3t01 - Around And Around d3t02 - Dark Star -> d3t03 - He's Gone -> d3t04 - Wharf Rat -> d3t05 - Truckin' d3t06 - Sugar Magnolia Set 3: d4t01 - It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry d4t02 - That's All Right, Mama d4t03 - The Promised Land d4t04 - Not Fade Away -> d4t05 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> d4t06 - Drums -> d4t07 - Not Fade Away d4t08 - Johnny B. Goode

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Joshua 24:15 And if it seem evil unto you to serve the LORD, choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.

February 23rd : Diabetes and ExcerciseOn todays show: Were continuing our series on Diabetes with Chiropractic Doctor Victor Carsrud . Dr Carsrud is going to go in depth as to why exercise is so important in the treatment of Diabetes. Well also hear a couple of studies that document the effectiveness of Tai Chi and Qi Gong in the treatment of Diabetes. Well take a Walk on the Wild Side and learn about Prickly Pair as well as getting the Astrological 411 on the Age of Aquarius. All coming up on Ancient Medicine Today.Dr. Victor Carsrud is a Chiropractic Doctor in Austin, and practices from Exelon Health.

February 16 : Can your Chiropractor help Diabetes?On todays show: How can a Chiropractor help a person with Diabetes? Dr Victor Carsrud is here to answer that question. And take a walk on the wild side and learn about Yarrow and its uses in herbal medicine.Dr. Victor Carsrud is a Chiropractic Doctor in Austin, and practices from Exelon Health. You can find Doctor Carsrud on the web at: www.excelonhealth.com/

January 25 : Diabetes the Holistic Approach : Supplements Current mood: inspired Category: MySpace On todays show: Part one in a series about how Holistic Medicine can help in the treatment of Diabetes. Today we have Dr. Amy Neuzil a Naturopathic Doctor on the show. Doctor Neuzil is going to share about supplements as well as other great tips to help managing your diabetes holistically. Also, well take a Walk on the Wild Side and learn how Juniper is used in Herbal Medicine, as well as getting the Astrological 411 for this week.

November 3rd~ What is a Certified Clinical Nutritionist, and the Politics of Nutrition.On today's show we'll learn what Certified Clinical Nutritionist or CCN does, and how they can aid in disease prevention with Radhia Gleis , Certified Clinical Nutritionist, as well as being a Certified BioNutritional Analyst. She has a Ph.D. in pastoral counseling and a M.Ed. in nutrition. Radhia is a professional member of the International and American Association of Clinical Nutritionists, (I.A.A.C.N), and the American Naturopathic Medical Association.Find out about the politics surrounding your right to choose some Alternative Health care modalities. The Texas health Freedom Coalition is protecting your rights to choose here in Texas. You can find out about what they do and proposed legislation at www.texashealthfreedom. Walk on the Wild side with Nicole Telkes and find out about the herbal uses for Calendula flowers, and hear the Astrological 411 effecting the up coming presidential election with Nick Symington. With love and respect from your host,Teresa Maijala M.T.C.M

In this fabulous blue hued moving background we ride through an unstable wormhole. As we travel the walls close in and energy seems to seep from every angle. Will we make it to the other side? This is a fantastic animated background to visualize a collapsing wormhole. http://www.dvdmenubacks.com

In this interesting particle animation we combine red and blue colors in a constantly evolving spirograph pattern that starts at the center of your screen, grows towards the top and bottom and then out towards the side before retracting slightly at the end. A great all purpose video background for your collection! http://www.dvdmenubacks.com