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Showing posts with label Day. Show all posts

Saturday, August 10, 2013

Fathers Day Breakfast and Lunch Buffet at Redland Bay Golf Club


Source:http://redlandbaygolf.blogspot.com/2013/08/fathers-day-breakfast-and-lunch-buffet.html

Fathers Day Breakfast and Lunch Buffet at Redland Bay Golf Club Images

Bay Golf Club: Sunday Breakfast and Lunnh on the deck at Redland Bay ...
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... Fathers Day at Redland Bay Golf Club - Win Dad a Mower in our Fathers
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There will also be a special Father's Day Lunch menu available ...
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All You Can Eat Buffet Breakfast
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013

REMNANTS OF A 100 DEGREE DAY

by Don Kingfisher CampbellImage source: Brain PickingsI. Walking to the marketMoist wipe on the sidewalkand a matchbook that says Thank YouIn the mortuary planteran empty Menthol MarlboroAnd a Funeral car window sticker foldedon a parking space looks like FunNo surprise, a discarded used cigaretteand a Popsicle stick in the other planterFarther, on the driveway, a straw wrapperand a pack of Camel Menthol in a flowering bushAt the corner gutter a plastic twistedshopping bag waits for any flow of waterAcross the street a trail of toilet paperforms an S in a rectangular planterOn the church steps an opened veggie bagis imprinted Stay Open To The PossibilitiesBus stop planter sports a half-used Arby'sTangy BBQ Sauce tublet and what I believeis a mangled Kit Kat wrapper next to atorn four tablet package of Pepto ChewablesThere is also a balled up sandwich wrapperprinted with the word Comment insideII. At the marketParked next to a car an almost clear McCafe cupand next to another one a barely sippedEl Pollo Loco drink might be lemonadeG Series Gatorade Prime 01 packet squeezedout and discarded on a parking lot medianOn the asphalt between the lines of a space,hard plastic container used to holdHome Grown Sweet Flat PeachesA concrete space bumper has the ripped offlabel of a pack of Value Soft White Facial TissueA classic crushed in two red plastic drinking cupreflects late afternoon Alhambra sunAnd what's this? A soiled menu for a Chineserestaurant and another crushed cup (this onewas a Golden Mini Oreo Bite Size Go-Pack!)III. On the walk backA banana peel in a parking spacelooking like one of Prince's guitarsA Popsicle stick partially stained orangeand stuck in its plain white wrapperAn upside down In-N-Out smashed cardboard traywith equally flattened red palm tree emblazoned cupI think I found the clear plastic lidthat belonged to that sodaYellow soda cap, another Arby's wrapper,another moist wipe, another emptied clear cupFinally!  A single dandelion on the mortuary lawnready for a confused child in need of funAnd not far away two tossed Super Heavy DutyEveready batteries in the grass below the viewing roomIV. Back homeOne apartment's got 14 cigarette buttsresting on the window air conditionerAnother has three recently finishedplastic bottles: two water, one Coke ZeroAnd the pool below our apartment supportstwo broken parts of a blue Styrofoam noodlefloating near an un-tethered life saver  Don Kingfisher Campbell has recently been published in Statement, Poetry Super Highway, Writers At Work, The Bicycle Review, Crack The Spine, Lummox, Poetic Diversity, The Sun Runner, and Poetry Breakfast.  He is currently working on an MFA in Poetry at Antioch University in Los Angeles.
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REMNANTS OF A 100 DEGREE DAY Images

The New Verse News: REMNANTS OF A 100 DEGREE DAY
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September 7th, 2012 at 3:01 am by Bill Steffen under Bill's Blog ...
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Paul Douglas Weather Column: Sticky and Unsettled Weekend Ahead!
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The remnants of the temple of Apollo (6th century BC)
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

June 15 – Global Wind Day

Posted June 15, 2013Today is a great day to learn more about renewable energy, including wind power. It's a great day to teach others about clean, renewable power sources.And it's a day to take political action to encourage our leaders to put more of our tax dollars into green energy production and less of it into fossil fuel subsidies.The U.S. government pays between 10 to 52 billion dollars a year to subsidize fossil fuels! Switching part of that money into wind farms and other sustainable energy projects would be great for the environment and for the security of the nation.STEM Works is a website that gathers ideas that help kids learn Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics; it provides directions for several wind-energy projects.Hereis a video on wind power.The American Wind Energy Association offers several resources for lessons and hands-on activities. Also on this date:Magna Carta DaySculptor Malvina Hoffman's birthdayValdemar's Day in DenmarkPlan ahead:Check out my Pinterest pages on June holidays, historical anniversaries in June, and June birthdays.And here are my Pinterest pages on July holidays, historical anniversaries in July, and July birthdays.
Source:http://every-day-is-special.blogspot.com/2013/06/june-15-global-wind-day.html

June 15 – Global Wind Day Images

years global wind day will take place on june the 15th global wind day ...
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june 15 global wind day
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June 15 is Global Wind Day! Let's celebrate! : Page 2 : TreeHugger
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Sunday, June 16, 2013

6-14 Flag Day

 61413 Flag Day SANTA FE -- Flag Day, June 14, is the least celebrated of all national observances. One reason is that it never has been declared an official holiday.     As we headed into World War I, President Woodrow Wilson tried but failed to get Congress to recognize the observance and make it a holiday.     Flag Day was slow in getting started and only picked up steam in the late 1800s when Americans became concerned about the flood of immigrants coming to our shores during a period of generous immigration policies, prompted by the need of burgeoning industries for cheap labor.    Sound familiar? The idea was to Americanize the children in the schools. Since most schools aren't in session in June anymore, observances in the schools have dwindled. Americanizing the younger generation hasn't been much of a problem anyway. They learn much more quickly than adults.     Flag days began in scattered communities around the nation and that is the way they still are observed. A check of the first 200 Flag Day Web sites Google gave me indicates a real hodgepodge of observances, with each Web site having its own agenda.     Flag Day is little enough recognized that many other organizations have their own Flag Day for completely different purposes. The Armed Forces have a Flag Day on a different date to raise money for needy veterans and active duty personnel. Donors are given a flag sticker to wear.    I found Red Cross sites raising money on different dates. And Flag Day means something completely different to bloggers, who want a specific day to identify and flag objectionable blogs.     Since stores don't really observe Flag Day, there are plenty of sites that sell specific Flag Day items. Many sites also have teaching materials for Flag Day.    A major problem with community Flag Day observances is that the day falls halfway between Memorial Day and July 4th, our nation's two biggest patriotic observances.     No wonder Congress hasn't wanted to make it a holiday. Not even the flag wavers have suggested it. They prefer to advocate a constitutional amendment banning flag burning.     Putting together the information from many Web sites, here is the comprehensive story of Flag Day that I had hoped to find all on one convenient Web site.    On June 14, 1777, the Continental Congress adopted a resolution designating the flag's design. Most modern historians think it unlikely Betsy Ross either suggested the design or stitched the first flag.    In 1861, the city of Hartford, Conn. held a Flag Day observance to indicate its hope that the Union could be preserved as the nation entered into a Civil War.    In 1877, Congress asked that all public buildings fly the flag on June 14 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the flag. It wasn't until 20 years later that New York became the first state to require that all public buildings fly the flag.     In 1885, a Wisconsin school teacher began an energetic campaign to get Congress to declare June 14 a national holiday. In 1888, a Pittsburgh schoolboy founded the American Flag Day Association. In 1889, the principal of a kindergarten for the poor in New York City, held ceremonies that attracted the attention of New York authorities.     In 1893, the Philadelphia Society of Colonial Dames convinced the city to display the flag on all city buildings. In 1937, Pennsylvania became the first and only state to declare June 14 a legal holiday. Finally in 1949, during the early days of the Cold War, Congress approved the national observance and President Harry Truman signed it. Presidents sometimes mention Flag Day and occasionally issue proclamations.     But celebrations remain a local matter. Not surprisingly, all the localities listed above celebrate Flag Day and claim to be its founders.     Maybe adoption of our flag isn't sufficiently momentous. How about celebrating the adoption of our Constitution?  
Source:http://insidethecapitol.blogspot.com/2013/06/6-14-flag-day.html

6-14 Flag Day Images

14 Flag Day - Flag Day Ecard | American Greetings
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... henrietta s birthday 6 14 flag day 6 15 allie s birthday 6 20 father
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... Flag Day by displaying the American flag and honoring those who have
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homeowner contact us vendor hub 6 14 2012 flag day
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Thursday, May 9, 2013

Quote of the Day

Quote of the Day:"There are so many unresolved, unanalyzed, undiscussed consequences to having generations of our ancestors enslaved.  If you think about it, we've only been free for 140 years, but we were enslaved for almost three centuries. And one of the things we haven't dealt with is our relationships." -  Darlene Clark Hine, Historian.
Source:http://httpjournalsaolcomjenjer6steph.blogspot.com/2013/05/quote-of-day.html

Quote of the Day Images

Hard work – Quote of the day | Funny Pictures | Funny Quotes | Funny ...
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Quote of the day – True Value | Funny Pictures | Funny Quotes ...
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Monday, April 22, 2013

Better Place Earth Day News


Source:http://aggreg4il.blogspot.com/2013/04/better-place-earth-day-news.html

Better Place Earth Day News Images

Community News , Davison News , Product News
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Earth Day campus clean-up
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better place! Celebrate Earth Day by wearing our lovely Earth Day ...
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Earth Day 2012: Do Something to Make a Difference : The Rainmaker Blog
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