ANZAC Day 2003 | Shrine of Remembrance | Melbourne, Australia

Check out www.CHPHMinistries.com and www.CHPHProductions.com to see them.

Also a couple of weeks ago i was in Nashville for a Sons of Thunder conference at a school that i am a graduate of.  It was totally AWESOME!  I got to hang around Rick Pino and Richie Clark of Radiant Worship all weekend long!  Rick Pino gave us all free cds!  Also way cool people like James Ryle and Ray Hughes were there too.  Ray Hughes affectionately calls me "Arkansas boy."  Okay, well maybe not affectionately, but i like to pretend so.  I'm just honored that he always knows and remembers where i'm from. lol.  I will be posting pictures as soon as i can get my hands on them.  It was cool that some of the alumni got to go back and play for the conference.  I love that place.

And the coolest part of all is that God met me there and totally rocked my face off and met me in new and more intimate ways than i have ever experienced before.  It was the most wonderful feeling ever.  I was buzzing for several hours after God met with me.  Wow it was good.  God is good, Christ is beautiful, and i love life.

{I thought i had posted this already, but i remembered i didnt do it on this blog, so im reposting it on here.}

Supershow's will go to its 2nd stop in Thailand.

Press Conference about SUPER SHOW! on Tue 27 May 08, from 2 pm., at Siam Paragon

CONCERT will be on 12 July @ Impact Arena, Muang Thong Thani, Nonthaburi (not bkk)
Ticket price : 6000, 4500, 2500, 1500, 800 bath, no seat chart yet
(WON : 196179, 147134, 81741.3, 49044.7, 26157.2
Dollar 187.911, 140.933, 78.2962, 46.97, 25.05)
There will be pre-sale on 27 May from 12 an to 5 pm.,
for a person who buy ticket on that day can be random to exclusive meet&greet with Super Junior (result will announce on 6 pm.) ONLY 30 PEOPLE

Got more Questions? Go here

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Registrations are now open for The Camp for Climate Action to be held from 10 to 15 July, 2008 in Newcastle, New South Wales.

The Australian Climate Camp is one of seven being held around the world in July and August 2008.

Everyone is welcome to participate in five days of workshops and grassroots direct action aimed at shutting down the world’s biggest coal port in Newcastle.

Friends of the Earth Australia, Rising Tide, the Australian Student Environment Network and individuals from local climate action groups have already signed up to be involved.

Check out the climate camp website to get involved!

WINDSOR — The Windsor Rotary Club will dedicate a large covered pavilion in memory of the late Sherman A. Carter on Saturday, May 17 at 1 p.m. at the Windsor Fairgrounds. The dedication will be the highlight of several events planned to kick off the opening of the Fairgrounds for the spring and summer season. Refreshments will be served following the dedication ceremonies and the public is welcome to attend.

Rotary District Governor Christopher Patterson is scheduled to speak along with Assistant District Governor Phil Hammond and his wife Gloria of the White River Junction Rotary Club and Windsor Recreation Director Harry Ladue. The dedication will mark the construction of the Sherman A. Carter Memorial Pavilion at the fairgrounds, along with new picnic tables, two cast iron and steel cookers set in concrete bases, and newly refurbished stone fireplaces.

Carter, a longtime Rotarian and a Paul Harris Fellow in the club, died last August. His family has also decided to dedicate some of the funds left over that were donated in his memory to expand the playground equipment at the Fairgrounds. Two "double climbers" will be installed at the fairgrounds, according to Rotary Club President Ted Hilles.

Nick Carter, a principal with his father in Carter & Carter Builders, designed the Pavilion which will accommodate picnic tables inside and provide shelter from both the sun and the rain. All the materials for the Pavilion were donated.

"The project was started in phases," Hilles explained. Phase I was the Rotary District Grant that the club applied for and received to match funds raised by the club for the new picnic tables, the stone fireplace repair and the grills; Phase II was the Pavilion, and Phase III is the additional playground equipment.

"It’s really going to be a spectacular Rotary event on May 17," he said.

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Cape May's favorite Hollywood actor and screenwriter, Stinson has selected these classics to bring to the big screen with lively discussion to follow. The program will run five consecutive Saturdays beginning May 31 and ending June 28, all at Cape May Elementary on Lafayette Street. The films begin at 7:00 p.m. For more information, contact the Film Society at 609-884-6700.

Stinson says, "These are great films that went unnoticed or in some cases have been forgotten. The reason might be that they were small films or difficult to categorize, but these movies have reputations that only get stronger over time. None of them fit a particular stereotypical mold, and people who have seen them think of them as instant classics."

"We look forward to extending this type of programming out in the community," says Annie Mullock, Events Director for the Film Society. "That's why we're hosting this program at the elementary school-it's at the heart of this community, and we're honored that they invited us. And with JC Stinson as your host, you know that viewing these films will be both entertaining and informative."

Here are the films:

May 31-Touch of Evil: This mystery is considered to be one of the great movies of Orson Welles, who both directed and starred in it with Janet Leigh and Charlton Heston.

June 7-State & Main: David Mamet's seventh feature centers on the havoc wrought on the inhabitants of a small town when a Hollywood film swoops in. Stars William Macy, Alec Baldwin, and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

June 14-Sounder: Martin Ritt's big-screen adaptation of William H. Armstrong's Newberry Award winning novel, Sounder stars Cicely Tyson, Paul Winfield, and Kevin Hooks. Sounder was nominated for a variety of Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

June 21-The Boxer: Released after his 14-year prison sentence for IRA activities, 32-year-old Danny Flynn (Daniel Day-Lewis) returns to his old neighborhood and sees former-flame Maggie (Emily Watson), who has an unhappy marriage and now raises her son alone while her husband is in prison.

June 28-Big Night: Primo (Tony Shalhoub) and Secondo (Stanley Tucci) have journeyed from Italy to New Jersey in the mid-1950s, determined to make a killing with an authentic Italian restaurant. Preparations for a big night hosting bandleader Louis Prima present behind-the-scenes family comedy spiked with high drama. Highlighted by a strong supporting cast of Minnie Driver, Isabella Rossellini, and Allison Janney.

The Cape May Film Society hosts the Cape May Film Festival, which is New Jersey's premiere film festival dedicated to the support and presentation of creative, challenging, groundbreaking, film/video works by New Jersey filmmakers. The Society is also the region's leading educational and cultural resource for youth and adult learners interested in all facets of the cinematic experience. For tickets to this program, contact the Film Festival office at 609-884-6700 or visit them online at www.njstatefilmfestival.com.

Super Junior's Kim Heechul and Kangin are currently getting ready to transform unconventionally into musical actors.

Kim Heechul and Kangin are waiting to debut through the musical "Xanadu" that will start showing in September. "Xanadu" is a 1980s musical movie starring Gene Kelly and Olivia Newton John, and currently the original work is being performed on Broadway.

"Xanadu," which is the first musical SM Entertainment will be producing, is a work overflowing with charm and filled with the 80s music of synthesizer pop, disco, jazz, and even a big band. Last year SM Entertainment announced their entrance to the musical industry and stated that the casting of "Xanadu" will be broadcasted through a reality show style process.
FINKL's Ock Juhyun, SES' Bada, and recently Big Bang's Seungri all had a good start to their musical

BoA's next scheduled performance will be on popular Japanese show, Hey Hey Hey (Heyx3) on May 18th.

FT Island managed to bring home the “Asia’s Most Popular Artist Award” from Thailand’s music awards, Seed Awards yesterday. I’m not sure how FT Island won that title, especially with so many other k-pop boy-bands going abroad these days, but congrats to the five treasure boys.

And now the ambitious pretty boys are determined to branch out to Japan. FT Island will release their Japanese single on June 7^th.

1. They are a new group that debuted last year.

2. Not all the members can sing

3. the group does not dance

4. three members play the guitar

5. one member plays the drums

6. one member looks like another group's member

(i recently posted about this)

Do u know who it is????

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If you guessed FT ISLAND

THEN YOU WERE CORRECT!!!!

Pretty Boy group "Ft island" won the Most Popular Artist Award that was held in Thailand in Thailand's music award show on the 14the, Seed Awards.

WhooHOO!!! Congrats to them!!!

^^

The Nominees for this award was:

-Wang Lee Hom (same dude with the fans that dislike zhoumi????)
- Jay Chou (great singer)
- Big Bang
- Wonder Girls
- Super Junior (whoo-hoo!!!)
- F.T Island

Congrats to FTIsland!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ^^

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For the kpop fans who are mad that ft island won, GET over it! omg! >_<

You may not think that they deserve it but some other people do believe they deserve it! (ft island fans!!!)

OMG! this is just the same exact way people treat suju....urhg! so annoying!!!

Be happy that at least a kpop artist won or something...they win something big and everyone just complains that this group shouldnt have won or this other group deserved or this other group has the largest fan club they deserve it...omg! get over it! they may not deserve it but they won it somehow didnt they?

For the dbsk fans who are mad that dbsk did not win, are you serious? Dongbang boys have won so many awards how many awards do u want them to have? But the odd thing is that they werent even nominated, thats what i dont get! Are cass. really that worried that dbsk didnt won this ONE BIG TIME AWARD?!! it's just one!

Suju didnt win and i dont care! i wish they would win all the awards they were nominated in but they dont because I KNOW that they dont deserve every award they are nominated in, I DONT EVEN CARE if they even win anything, thats not the point of being an artist...please dont counter argue with me that suju is stupid, they cant sing, they are only "pretty faces", blah, blah, i dont care what u have to say about them, ive heard everything a anti fan can say about them! ^^ FACE the fact, not everyone deserves THAT ONE BIG AWARD! Even the biggest stars but whoever gets it GETS IT!

CREDITS TO PS

]]> http://hapevillehomes.wordpress.com/?p=28 Fri, 16 May 2008 01:34:00 +0000 camicojocarescu http://hapevillehomes.wordpress.com/?p=28 It's that time of year again!  Get to know your neighbors/potential future neighbors.  The Azalea Park and Cofield Park Neighborhood Associations are joining forces once again to host their annual Spring Neighborhood Block Party on SATURDAY, MAY 17, 2008 from 4:00 pm until 8:00 pm.  It will be held on the corner of Coleman Ave. and Lake Ave near Cofield Park.  If you are thinking of buying a home in Hapeville, this is the perfect opportunity to meet the residents who already love and call Hapeville home.  Come and find out what our community is all about.  Hope to see you there!

ps-there will also be a park clean up at Cofield Park that morning from 9:00 am-11:00 am. 

May 18th- Newborn Session TBD

May 18th- Dress Destruction TBD

June 5th-8th- Teva Mountain Games

June 9th-July ?- Road Trip Across America

It is important to safely dispose of unwanted pharmaceuticals to avoid accidental poisonings by children or others. Flushing them down the toilet is no longer a recommended method of disposal. People are discouraged from simply throwing unwanted medicines in the trash since children might pull them out of the trash, or once in a landfill, these chemicals may eventually seep out in drainage water. The only guidance issued to date by a federal agency regarding the disposal of medications (by consumers and other end users) is the guidance issued in February of 2007 by the White House Office of National Drug Center Policy: www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/drugfact/factsht/proper_disposal.html. However several states and localities have developed their own approaches to this issue. In Washington State, a coalition of local and state governments, and non-profit organizations, developed a pilot program in which pharmacies took back unwanted medicine, (www.medicinereturn.com). Legislation that would have implemented this program on a statewide basis was introduced in 2007 but has not been passed. The New York State Legislature is also considering a bill (A. 840 http://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?bn=a+840) that would regulate the collection and disposal of both prescription and over-the-counter drugs by manufacturers of such drugs. Until such a program is instituted, community collection days may be the safest option (See 'What Can I Do?').

• In March 2008, 3rd year Toxicology graduate student Fanny Casado presented a talk called "Endocrine Disruptors with estrogenic activity: Promises and Challenges." The presentation discussed the current widespread use of estrogen-based hormonal therapies that has opened opportunities to do epidemiological studies of the risks and benefits. Endocrine disruptor compounds (EDCs) are defined as chemicals, such as those found in oral contraceptives, that can alter the physiology of endocrine or hormone systems in wild-life and humans. When these chemicals were first introduced, disruptive effects were not fully appreciated. Several different lines of research have elucidated some of the mechanisms of action of these compounds, specifically the ones with estrogenic activity, giving rise to guidelines and restrictions on their use. Despite numerous investigations using in vivo models that provide information about exposure, the relationship between human diseases of the endocrine system and exposure to environmental EDCs is poorly understood.
• Action for a Better Community (ABC), an EHSC Community Advisory Board member, teamed up with the Ruth A. Lawrence Poison Control Center, the City of Rochester, Monroe County Department of Environmental Services, and the Center for Environmental Information to take part in the Environmental Protection Agency's Great Lakes Earth Day Challenge on April 19th. This event provided opportunities for people to safely dispose of unwanted medicines as well as electronic waste. Over 55,000 doses of unwanted medicine were collected from 66 people at this event. On June 7th, there will be a free Unwanted Pharmaceuticals Collection from 8:00am-1:00pm at the City of Rochester Water Bureau, 10 Felix Street. For more information about this collection, contact Ted Murray at ABC, 325-5116.

What Can I Do? Proper Disposal of Prescription Drugs

Provided by the Center for Environmental Information

• DO NOT FLUSH prescription drugs down the toilet.
• Whenever possible, use COMMUNITY PHARMACEUTICAL COLLECTION PROGRAMS.
• If this is not possible, follow these instructions:
• Remove medicines from their original container.
• Take unused, unneeded, or expired prescription drugs out of their original containers.
• Make the medicines unusable (for example, mix the prescription drugs with an undesirable substance, such as used coffee grounds or kitty litter).
• Put them in a sealable bag or other impermeable, non-descript containers and place in the trash.
• Storing expired and unwanted medications in your home increases the risk of accidental poisoning.
• Help protect your safety by disposing of medicines promptly.
• Got questions? Call the Poison Control Center at 1 800 222-1222
• View the DISPOSAL OF UNWANTED MEDICINES video here: http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/drugfact/disposal.mov

For an online gallery of his work please visit www.fosterscafe.com

A good sized crowd came along to hear a man who has dedicated his life to music and who continues to play with The Chills.

This clip (c) Martin Phillipps is called Ticking Timebomb and is one of his latest tunes....

THE HOLOCAUST STORY OF A TEENAGE VICTIM (Part 2)

THE HOLOCAUST STORY OF A TEENAGE VICTIM (Part 3)

THE HOLOCAUST STORY OF A TEENAGE VICTIM (Part 4)

Mendler’s next assignment, Camp Fluskis Co., was a forced labor camp in the town of Czarny Dunajec, the location of two companies: Poland Mining and Hobag A. G. Wercke, a lumberyard. He alternated working for them, and commuted to the jobs from his hometown.

At Poland Mining he pulled stones from a river.

“We traveled daily from the ghetto to the mines, working from dawn ‘til dusk. We dug stones up with a shovel and would sort them on screening according to size,” Mendler said.

Hobag A. G. Wercke was a large company headquartered Breslau, Germany. It made pre-fab homes and barracks for concentration camps. Its head was a man named Schmidt.

The commander of Camp Fluskis Co. was a man named Grubel, “a real sadist.”

“He smiled and laughed as his dog bit the feet of the Jews while he sat on a chair and smiled. The dogs tore our pants and bit our legs. This was the punishment for nothing. It was for his entertainment. He always had a whip and expected us to stand up quickly, bow down and take our hats off. Sometimes he smacked us with a whip. It’s not easy being a Jew.”

Mendler described Grubel as a slow walker with bow-legs. He smoked a cigar and wore a Swastika on his coat.

When he arrived home on August 30, 1942, his father was waiting for him.

“Tomorrow we will be relocated at different camps,” he told Mendler.

For Hitler and his clique, it was time for the final solution. They were liquidating the Jewish ghettos all over Europe.

The next morning all the Jewish people in his town were taken to the stadium and divided into three groups.
Older and crippled persons they didn’t want to transport were executed at the Jewish cemetery.

Others were transported to different camps (“really, death camps”), mostly to Belzec. It was convenient that there was a railroad station across the road from the stadium.

“I lost 89 members of my family in one camp, Belzec.”

Belzec had gas chambers, but at this time they used exhaust from diesel trucks to kill the prisoners. It took a long time to kill them, a long time for the women and children to die.

Those able to work, “young people like myself,” remained in town, Mendler said. “I was sorted out because I was fit to work, in the age range of thirteen to fifteen. We remained, and emptied everything we had.”

He was reassigned to the same job he’d already had at Hobag A. G. Wercke. He cut timber, transported it to camp with horses, cut it, dried it, preserved it.

“My body was yellow with preservatives,” Mendler said. He worked side by side with German and Polish workers.

Seven months later he was reassigned to Krakow Koncentration Camp in Plaszow, Poland.

Watch for continuing segments of Robert Mendler's story. All segments are filed in the Beanery Writers Online Literary Magazine category HOLOCAUST.

For additional reading click on:

WHAT? YOU WANT TO SEND ME A SUITCASE FULL OF BEANIE BABIES?!???!! WHAT WILL I DO WITH THEM?

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE!!

MOTHER-NEWBORN DAUGHTER STRUGGLE

THE UNUSUAL GROUNDHOG

BOOKALICIOUS!

THE VIEWING

BLOOD TYPECASTING: A TOOL FOR CHOOSING A MATE

JOCHEBED & LUCY: STORIES OF ADOPTION AND MOTHER’S LOVE

THE HOLOCAUST STORY OF A TEENAGE VICTIM (Part 4)

BRAMBLES (Brief Rambles) 2:2008 May 5—Temporary Art, Bull-Headedness?-Arachnophobia

They'll also be services at dawn and Megillat Ruth and Yizkor services on day 2.

It's traditional to eat dairy foods on Shavuot, if you have a favorite Kosher dairy (or other) recipe to share, we'd love to include it on our recipe exchange. Send it to jewsnextdor [at] gmail.com.

Shavout Events at Congregation Beth David 2008

Sunday, June 8th: Tikkun Leil Shavuot

Service at 9:15 p.m.
Study begins at 10:00 p.m. and continues all night
Mt. Sinai and Jerusalem — Torah and the Land of Israel
Experience the spirituality of Shavuot with members, clergy and
teachers from Beth David and Shir Hadash as we study all night.

Monday, June 9th: 1st Day Shavuot

Early service at 6:00 a.m.
Regular Service at 9:30 a.m.

Tuesday, June 10th: 2nd Day Shavuot

Service at 9:30 a.m.
Megillat/Book of Ruth
Yizkor

Super Junior's friend, Sun Yao, is missing after the earthquake that occurred in China. Sun Yao was on KBS's "Global Beauty Talk Show" and went on "Kiss the Radio" a few times. She said she was good friends with SJ, especially Leeteuk, Eunhyuk, and Kangin.

Apparently, to write her second book, she took a month off the Global Beauty Talk show to return to China.

On May the 10th, she went to Sichuan. Since the Earthquake was on the 12th, she lost contact with her company.

Her company says that they have no idea whether she's alive or not.

This major event will require a lot of organization and preparation. Any volunteer time that you could provide would be very much appreciated. Please contact Tina DeWeese at 406-763-4920 or Josh DeWeese at 406-431-5521 (cell) or 406-586-9800 (home).

For more on Gennie DeWeese, see her page on the DeWeese art web site.

Come see Wet N Rugged Sports at the Kalamazoo Speedway on Saturday Nights!

Wet N Rugged Sports is now recognized as a Primary Associate Sponsor for Allegan's very own NASCAR WHELEN All-American driver Ben Raber. He will be driving the USA #3 Modified car. Wet N Rugged Sports is proud to support Ben through Steve Wright's T-N-T Racing Promotions. Ben will be competing in several races throughout the Midwest and surrounding states. We wish Ben and his crew a Safe and Best Racing Season!!

About Ben Raber: Ben has raced for 9 years with 59 victories and has had over 150 wins in go-karts. Ben finished 2nd in points in mini-stocks followed up with rookie of the year, and the points championship in the 2004 season with 24 wins.

• To learn more about Steve Wright's T-N-T Promotions, visit http://www.tntracingpromos.com/.
• To find out more about Ben Raber and the USA #3 Modified racing car, visit http://www.tntracingpromos.com/drivers.
• Check out the Kalamazoo Speedway 2008 Point Standings by visiting http://www.kalamazoospeedway.com/modifieds_results.asp.
• To learn more about the NASCAR WHELEN All-American Racing Series visit http://localracing.nascar.com/.