Monday, May 31, 2010
Memorial Day Quotes, Famous Memorial Day Quotes, Memorial Day Quotations, Sayings Decoration Day
I spent yesterday touring Hopkins County cemetery sites to show respect like my family has done for years to all the loved ones in memory and all of the relatives who served our country so well. I sent this link in an email because its important we not forget. I always visit the grave sites of my family, my friends, and coworkers because they mean something to me still. It is a time of remembering Mom putting flowers on her mother's monument, and our family repeating it yesterday. Of trips where Uncle Buford would tell me stories about the folks he knew under various monuments, or my scraping grass clippings hiding a veteran's brass foot marker date away so it could be in the sun again. So many did so much and we can do so little now for them, but I try to keep them warm in memory still. Memorial Day Quotes, Famous Memorial Day Quotes, Memorial Day Quotations, Sayings Decoration Day
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Tailored Defense Incorporated - Welcome to Tailored Defense Incorporated
I found in an era where citizens have to be proactive, knowledge can help prevent damage, and good folks can be safer thinking out a plan before a robbery or assault on your home or person that going to professionals of this quality really helps. I am a great believer in Crime-stopper programs, church efforts to change people for the better, and networking to learn from the best. Its a comfort locally to have access to folks that can help you think through any weakness in your planning and upgrade and keep skill levels high. Finding out the staff are people friendly folks, it really helps learn to be proactively safer for your loved ones. Having been robbed in broad daylight where a rock was pitched through a deadbolt locked door and they walked in the hole in the glass, I have learned to use layers. I have a neighbor watch, locked gates at the driveway, intricate monitored burglar alarms, and folks that will come to help me. I was someone without any item that would have made me a special target. But having someone go through your sock drawers and throwing things around while carrying my Axe inside my house in their hands from multiple rooms was not a comforting thought. Having professionals and specialists to draw upon their knowledge is a real comfort. Since this is Memorial Day weekend and my mother's anniversary where she was thrown into Coiltown Lake on her wedding night, its a special weekend. This would be a good weekend to see a veteran and tell them how much you appreciate them or buy a soldier or National Guard fellow a cup of coffee. I had an uncle in Patton's army that helped liberate a concentration camp, an uncle that was in Germany in the military police, and an uncle who fought in Guam and the Philippines and I can't buy them a cup of coffee now that they are gone. We are about to leave to put red, white, and blue flower arrangements on their graves and I wish I could. I also worked with some quality folks that were in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam and in their memory, its a good time to hug a veteran. Tailored Defense Incorporated - Welcome to Tailored Defense Incorporated
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
The Harp Brothers: Webster County Kentucky Tourism
Harold Utley also wrote for Webster County history about the Harp brothers. The Harp Brothers: Webster County Kentucky Tourism
Welcome to the Kentucky Historical Society Web Site
Where Harold Utley was a board member of the Kentucky Historical Society and who will be missed even there. Welcome to the Kentucky Historical Society Web Site
Early Underground Mining
Harold Utley's history of underground mining in our area. I have worked cases in my career linked to some of these mines. Early Underground Mining
Frontier Justice
Another good article from Harold Utley who will be missed greatly. His article is about the Harp family of serial killers who were involved with Cave in Rock the site used in the Davy Crockett movie with Fess Parker and which really had pirates. The hunt for the Harp's criss crossed areas I used to inspect and I have been to Dixon near Harp's Hill. Frontier Justice
Early Strip Mining in Hopkins County
A history of mines in Hopkins County. I worked on getting reclamation to improve water quality at Magic Coke and Dawson Daylight Road. Early Strip Mining in Hopkins County
Lonesome Dove, Hopkins County Connection
The Lonesome Dove connection starting from Hopkins County to Texas where Oliver Loving came from Hopkins County. A piece written by local historian Harold Utley. Lonesome Dove, Hopkins County Connection
Remembering a True Historian
Harold Utley connections as historian locally and great resource to the community. Remembering a True Historian
Battle of Sacramento History by J. Harold Utley
Harold Utley our local historian died today after his long bout with cancer with arrangements being made at Harris Funeral Home. Battle of Sacramento History by J. Harold Utley
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Norton Tamper Protection and Open Process Token - Norton Community
I have this frequently happening at a time in a multiplayer game where it locks up the game. I think even using CCleaner program it still has the token hanging out there. Its an interesting conflict when you think about it from two major Internet players. Norton Tamper Protection and Open Process Token - Norton Community
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Battle of Sacramento, KY
We went today to see the end of the week where the white canvas tents covered the fields and ladies in hoop skirts dodged around horses on a scorching hot day. We found Will Frost with his partner left for Nortonville with little on him and his saddle broken. We ended up watering his horses, getting his gear hauled for him to the Springer Road lean to he was staying at with the horses, and tomorrow he will head out to Reno's Tack store to get his saddle fixed. We gave him our supper and water and I brought him back to Diana holding the horses and gave him $60.00 to ensure he was safe and he had earned some helping put down tents and help folks pack for leaving. I did get to visit with my EMA friends from McLean County who were helping out along with the fire department. I ended up falling on straw near a hidden tree root trying to help Diana get the horses off the picket line and ended up busting my right hip on someone else's straw trying to help someone. I am black and blue and off to a hot shower. No good deed goes unpunished. Hopefully he will be safe as he next heads to Evansville on his way to an Indiana battle reenactment somewhere in two weeks. Hopefully my tithe went to a good cause. Battle of Sacramento, KY
Purina Animal All Stars
Every now and then an animal exists just to make you laugh. Purina Animal All Stars
Stellar DSLR Time Lapse of a Space Shuttle Launch
Science can be fun to watch too. Stellar DSLR Time Lapse of a Space Shuttle Launch
Saturday, May 22, 2010
What makes people happy? – Religion - CNN.com Blogs
Concepts involved in what does it take to make a person happy. With Jeffery Paul Prow waiting on a kidney for Riley Hospital in Indianapolis to help him heal which may include needing a pancreas while on an insulin pump in his young age, having good health is important. I am lucky to take horse riding dressage lessons on a grandson of Secretariat from a family that will be leaving all their material possessions behind and moving to Italy to be missionary workers for two years with their child. It takes a strong person to give up all their comforts and only live to give to others. Trinity Stables in Robards has always been a good influence in the area and helped many horse people, so one thing you might say is folks that put others before themselves tend to be happy people while in the battle to make things better. A good missionary is never a wimp. A good person tends to be a sheepdog. I read a quote recently that some folks are sheep and never expect a crime to impact them, some folks are wolves and take from weaker and enjoy the power or may lack empathy and swat a person like a fly, and some folks tend to be sheepdogs and get in the game to make things better while being situationally aware of their surroundings and reading body language of folks around them like reading a horses body language. Today my lesson was on keeping your hands still, and legs still, and turning with core muscles to weave Sparky in and out of barriers. Mowing with a 360 Troy mower from Stanley and Sons in Nebo today I thought while I was mowing that I lean into the tree trunk on a hill the same way to balance the mower. I know several folks in nursing homes that cry in the night and want to leave this planet and escape living in a 6 by 8 nursing home bed they will die in and some are still happy when they see their kids, get ice cream, or can interact with a nurse and smile. You can be happy in a cave or a place, be miserable with things, or unhappy with stuff, or be filled with joy smelling the honeysuckle on my fence or watching the rabbit run by the cat in the back yard hiding out as I went by him. He is a calico orange and white that I have caught on a the wildlife camera before. We are in his range. There were indigo buntings on my bird feeder, I was able to help some folks I really like recently, and of all things bringing peanut butter cookies to a teacher in her 90's meant a lot to me seeing her smile. Sometimes doing tai chi in a pasture while the goat watches as I warm up for horse lessons or doing Repulse Monkey form while the donkey Leroy watches with ears out like a plane as he munches hay and thinks about it can make you happy. Sometimes what helps me the most is learning new things. I am getting involved with the local www.hopkinscountytcrimestoppers.com group and the Hopkins County Historical Society. It is always neat to deal with folks that loves books and the value of things that made us what we are. I will be heading toward Fort Campbell soon for some training and many are about to be dispatched overseas to try and protect folks like me. If you can buy lunch for a soldier or a policeman, it might be a good thing to do as Memorial Day approaches. It might even make you happy. What makes people happy? – Religion - CNN.com Blogs
35 Bizarre Examples of Cloud Photography | Web Design Core
Sometimes on a hot summer day all you need is a could and some imagination. 35 Bizarre Examples of Cloud Photography | Web Design Core
Friday, May 21, 2010
Main Page - Gutenberg
E book source where you can ready on line or on a Kindle ebooks in public domain like some of the early Sherlock Holmes stories or someone like the author of Luella Miller in 1902. Main Page - Gutenberg
Nasa shuttle Atlantis and space station seen passing in front of Sun | Mail Online
Tonight the moon is back lighting clouds, stars pop out between fast moving clouds and this article has great space photos. Nasa shuttle Atlantis and space station seen passing in front of Sun | Mail Online
Top Six Westerns Red Dead Redemption Fans Need To See - G4tv.com
I love westerns and geek things and this has both. I also think it has some of the best Westerns linked. I recently got the DVD set for Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. I have all of the Hopalong Cassidy films on DVD. Top Six Westerns Red Dead Redemption Fans Need To See - G4tv.com
The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte
As always Leo Laporte has information that helps immediately, and one was that www.mozilla.org now provides a free plug in check as a service to the whole web that works with IE and with Chrome and is not limited only to Firefox. The other item was there are 10 vulnerabilities in Adobe Shockwave which means it is important to update it if you need it and uninstall if you don't. I ran the IE plug in check and it confirmed immediately that Shockwave needed updating. Windows Update had not caught it which I ran earlier. FYI. The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Happy 30th Birthday, 'The Empire Strikes Back'! - Inside Movies
One of favorite memories was seeing this movie in the theater at Madisonville and taking waves of friends to more showings.Happy 30th Birthday, 'The Empire Strikes Back'! - Inside Movies
YouTube - Who's On First?
Every now and then you don't need to be serious, you need Abbott and Costello. YouTube - Who's On First?
Can caring make you sick? - CNN.com
It is not easy being the care giver despite the joys you get from it too. Many a minister has worn out taking care of his flock. Can caring make you sick? - CNN.com
10 Things We Can't Live Without - Yahoo! Finance
Isn't it human that now the Internet is now one of the things we cannot seem to be able to do without. When I was robbed, I was most upset over not being able to log on to get to accounts. As soon as I got a borrowed keyboard from Computer Knights, and mouse while my replacements came in, I was able to change all my passwords, check all accounts, and update everywhere with some intense activity. It even allowed me to print out for the deputy color photos of the items stolen with invoices and serial numbers. I was in withdrawal. Live long and prosper. 10 Things We Can't Live Without - Yahoo! Finance
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Mount St. Helens, 30 years ago - The Big Picture - Boston.com
A show of how powerful the forces of nature can be. Mount St. Helens, 30 years ago - The Big Picture - Boston.com
Frost Rides Nationwide on Prayers and Shoe Strings
Will Frost is sleeping in my tack room and today will start out to the battle front at Sacramento for next weekend. We all ate at Hazel's for roast beef dinner last night and I fed him at Tucker's on South Main for lunch and got to visit with my friend Tom Pendley. Mr. Frost's two horses are rested, fed, watered, have new shoes, and a new bit in a bridle and should be in much better shape. Frost Rides Nationwide on Prayers and Shoe Strings
Monday, May 17, 2010
YouTube - Tai Chi Steps 1 太极云步
Walking is not something that is without its science. We take it for granted, but controlled Tai Chi steps where you don't fall on the landing foot but place it and roll on to it is a gentle way of joint protection and range of motion protection and balance. This is a very relaxing video to listen to as well. YouTube - Tai Chi Steps 1 太极云步
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Charlie Chaplin : Official Website
Since I met a performance artist who had played Charlie Chaplain, this is the official web site of the actor. Charlie Chaplin : Official Website
Will "Webe" Frost
Will Frost's web page as he travels the country. He is sleeping in our tack room tonight and moving on to Sacramento tomorrow. Will "Webe" Frost
Pikamac
Diana and I met Will Frost today and ate supper with him bedding down in the tack room tonight with his two horses. He is on his way to the Sacramento Civil War reenactment site tomorrow. Diana gave him hay, water, and Hazel and Frank fed him and washed his clothes for him. He is sleeping near our Belle tonight and is dry and safe on straw. He knows the writer of Forrest Gump, has been trained as a clown, and has done Charlie Chaplain impressions as a performance artist on Venice Beach near a restaurant called Charlie's Place. He is actually traveling the country on horse back going where he wants and can quote things from Chaplains life and his stay with Amish and Mennonites who make tack for horses and know how to drive. Pikamac
Saturday, May 15, 2010
17 Ways Exercise Sends Health Soaring on Yahoo! Health
Benefits of exercising that are more than just getting in shape, but mental similar to what I get from Tai Chi. 17 Ways Exercise Sends Health Soaring on Yahoo! Health
Friday, May 14, 2010
SPACE.com -- Asteroid Spotted Passing in Front of Stunning Space Cloud
Space can be great art too when you look at some of these photos. SPACE.com -- Asteroid Spotted Passing in Front of Stunning Space Cloud
The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte
One of the better technology podcasts I listen to regularly and this one deals with why Leo Laporte deleted his Facebook account for security reasons. The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Ask a Science Blogger: Insect view : Dot Physics
It is always interesting to see science used for fun and how the world would appear to an insect is kind of fun. Ask a Science Blogger: Insect view : Dot Physics
Jupiter loses a stripe - space - 11 May 2010 - New Scientist
I just find it neater than toast that we still after all these years learn about our solar system and despite century after century of observation, it can still show us something new in our own neighborhood. Jupiter loses a stripe - space - 11 May 2010 - New Scientist
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Incredible! Cassini as Houdini Cuts Titan in Half | Universe Today
There is a lot of space photography that is mesmerizing and sometimes it is just plain artistic. Cassini is in deep space and very interesting. Incredible! Cassini as Houdini Cuts Titan in Half | Universe Today
Thursday, May 6, 2010
mental_floss Blog � Spell It Out: 16 Abbreviated Company Names Explained
It is always interesting to know the history of a company. When I was much younger I had a Colecovision video game console and enjoyed it. Coleco making electronics started out as a Connecticut Leather Company tanning business and became an electronics company by mutation evidently. mental_floss Blog � Spell It Out: 16 Abbreviated Company Names Explained
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Tailored Defense Incorporated - Welcome to Tailored Defense Incorporated
I met an excellent instructor in tactical defense and pistol craft in Hopkinsville recently who is based out of Fort Campbell. Aquila Bey is so good I could recommend him to anyone who was interested in self defense training from a professional who is also a NRA certified instructor and a people kind of person. He knows a great deal about the subject and can take a contrary firearm that is brand new and make it work, which takes skill. I watched him in action and it was very impressive. Tailored Defense Incorporated - Welcome to Tailored Defense Incorporated
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Rapid analysis of DNA damage now possible
Details from MIT on an advance to allow more raid testing of epigenics. Rapid analysis of DNA damage now possible
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