"Are memories of the past forgotten because of guilt or pain, or, are they
forgotten because we just cannot remember them?"
Forrest Caricofe
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BACK TO OUR HOUSE ON OTTOBINE ROAD....
CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY....
"There would also have been an unit insignia...." worn on the upper left
shoulder.
The man dropped me off at the house in Dayton and I thanked and offered to
pay him and he said "you're welcome" and "no thanks" to my offer of pay
which is the southern way of doing things.
I either walked right in or knocked on the door. I remember sitting at the
kitchen table and talking to, maybe, my Father and Mother. If I was about 22 at
the time (1964-1965), Roland would have been about 19, Nancy about 16 and
Jerry about 13.
Roland might have still been in California, but I ain't sure about that. Roland
and I being the rebellious two seemed to be always off somewhere.
So, I do not know exactly who I talked to that night and also don't remember
what I did during my leave time from the military.
I do know that I had military orders to report to Ft. Gordon on certain date, but
let's leave that for a spell and return to "BACK TO OUR HOUSE ON OTTOBINE
ROAD...."
I had gotten an early out by extending my time in the army in South Korea
by 3 months and proof of acceptance to continue my education. The proof of
acceptance was for Bridgewater College and I said at time that Father was
driving that "I was a dumb butt for doing it." And, unless my drop dead comes
before then, I'll tell you about that tomorrow....
TO BE CONTINUED....
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"Why is it that so-called beautiful people with perfect voices and perfect skin
appear in movies or on your TV screen, when not so-called beautiful people
may have a better heart?"
Forrest Caricofe
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HEALTH
NIH News in Health, November 2015
Keep Your Skin Healthy
Protecting Your Outer Self
"People say that beauty’s only skin deep; it’s what’s on the “inside” that
counts. Our insides are certainly important, but skin is your first layer of
defense against the outside world. Skin can also give important clues to
your overall health. Learn to take good care of your skin, so your skin can
keep taking good care of you.
Skin protects your body in many ways. “The skin provides a barrier to protect
the body from invasion by bacteria and other possible environmental hazards
that can be dangerous for human health,” says NIH dermatologist Dr. Heidi
Kong.
Skin plays other roles, too. It contains nerve endings that let you feel when an
object is too hot or sharp, so you can quickly pull away. Sweat glands and tiny
blood vessels in your skin help to control your body temperature. And cells
in your skin turn sunlight into vitamin D, which is important for healthy bones.
Skin can also alert you to a health problem. A red, itchy rash might signal
allergies or infections, and a red “butterfly” rash on your face might be a
sign of lupus. A yellow tint might indicate liver disease. And dark or unusual
moles might be a warning sign of skin cancer. Be on the lookout for
unexpected changes to your skin, and talk with your doctor if you have
concerns.
Your skin can become too dry if you don’t drink enough fluids or spend too
much time in sunny or dry conditions. “While washing hands is important for
good hygiene, washing your hands too much can also lead to dry skin,” Kong
says, especially if you wash with hot water and harsh soaps. To treat dry skin,
use moisturizing creams or lotions, and use warm instead of hot water when
you bathe and wash your hands. You can also try using a humidifier to make
the air in your home less dry.
The sun can damage your skin as well. Sunlight contains ultraviolet (UV) light
that causes sunburn and makes your skin age faster, leading to more wrinkles
as you get older. “There’s a strong link between UV exposure and skin cancer,”
Kong adds. So protect your skin from the sun. Wear hats and other protective
clothing, use sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 30, and
restrict your time in the sun during the late morning and early afternoon hours,
when sunlight is strongest.
Many skin researchers like Kong are studying the skin’s microbiome—the
bacteria and other microscopic organisms that live on your skin. Some of
these microbes can be helpful. Evidence suggests that they boost the body’s
infection-fighting immune system and help keep you healthy. “But there are
some skin diseases with known associations with certain microbes,” says Kong.
“We’re trying to understand how those microbes differ between healthy
people and people with skin diseases.” In the long run, scientists would like
to find ways to support healthy skin microbes while reducing harmful ones."
Keep Your Skin Healthy
Wise Choices
Tips for Healthy Skin
Wash up. Bathe in warm—not hot—water; use mild cleansers that don’t irritate;
and wash gently—don’t scrub.
Block sun damage. Avoid intense sun exposure, use sunscreen, and wear
protective clothing.
Don’t use tanning beds or sunlamps. They emit the same harmful UV radiation
as the sun.
Avoid dry skin. Drink plenty of water, and use gentle moisturizers, lotions, or
creams.
Reduce stress. Stress can harm your skin and other body systems.
Get enough sleep. Experts recommend about 9 hours a night for teens and 7-8
hours for adults.
Speak up. Talk to your doctor if you notice any odd changes to your skin, like
a rash or mole that changes size or color.
CONTACT US
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Building 31, Room 5B64
Bethesda, MD 20892-2094
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Editor: Harrison W
Note: I have had two pieces of skin on my back and one piece on my forehead
that have been removed and were cancerous. I also have thin skin on the top of
my arms and the back of my legs. Thin skin means that I have no protection from
even slightly sharp objects and if I prick myself it will immediately draw blood.
If I just bump the thin skin the result is a black-purple color mark and will
remain days before healing.
Both the cancerous places and the thin skin come from too many years in the
sun, so I hope you will take a lesson from that.
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"I believe that politicians that have lost their race for office, pay protest leaders
to organize mass protest demonstrations, to possibly overturn their lost race
for office."
Forrest Caricofe
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overturn their lost race for office."
VENGEANCE
The Washington Post
Morning Mix
Excerpt from full article:
Anti-Trump protesters take to the streets in many cities for a third night
By Leah Sottile, Samantha Schmidt and Brian Murphy November 12 at 2:28 AM
"Hundreds of people protesting the election of Donald Trump took to the
streets in cities across the country for a third straight night on Friday, as police
bolstered their forces in the wake of rioting in Portland, Ore., and Los Angeles.
More than 225 people have been arrested across various cities — at
least 185 in Los Angeles alone, the Associated Press reported — amid
demonstrations that have included highway blockades, angry chants of “not
my president” and a rampage through Portland.
Police in New York on Friday erected barricades and placed sand-filled trucks
in front of Trump Tower. Protesters illuminated by the flashing red and blue
of police car lights chanted, “Hey, hey, ho, ho, Donald Trump has got to go.”
And in Atlanta, protesters marched through the Georgia State University
campus and blocked roads. “Tonight appears to be the largest group yet,”
tweeted Justin Wilfon, a reporter with Atlanta’s WSB-TV Channel 2.
President Obama, President-elect Trump, and political leaders on both sides
of the aisle appealed for unity, even as protests veered into violence.
In Portland, protesters convened for a “heal-in” Friday night at city hall, a day
after the protests there had turned violent. Hundreds gathered with signs and
were led in a group activity where people divided by neighborhood and
discussed their reasons for being at the event.
But the Portland gathering intensified as the night progressed. The group that
formed around 5 p.m. splintered, spreading around the city. Police in riot
gear stood firm across one downtown street until after 8 p.m. when protesters
threw glass bottles at the police.
By 10 p.m., the police had deployed tear gas, flash grenades and rubber
bullets, warning protesters that they would be arrested if they remained on
scene. An hour later, hundreds of people were still gathered downtown,
with police closing in from the east and west to send a clear message: leave or
be arrested.
Earlier Friday in Miami, hundreds of demonstrators clogged a major
thoroughfare, the MacArthur Causeway, halting traffic for more than an hour
shortly after dusk. They eventually moved downtown and by 9 p.m. had blocked
northbound lanes on Interstate 95...."
Simple Definition of politics
1. activities that relate to influencing the actions and policies of a government
or getting and keeping power in a government
2. the work or job of people (such as elected officials) who are part of a
government
3. the opinions that someone has about what should be done by governments
a person's political thoughts and opinions
MY OPINION
We the people have no power in government (1)
If you are not an elected official or have a job related position then (2) does not
apply.
But we can be included in (3) and so far we can speak aloud our political
opinions and I hope it does not come to a point in time when we can only think
them.
US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
http://www.independent.co.uk/
12 things that already happened within hours of Donald Trump being elected
president.It did not take long for things to change
Jon Stone Political Correspondent @joncstone Wednesday 9 November 2016
In a victory speech in New York on Wednesday the President-elect vowed to
unite the country following a divisive campaign littered with controversies.
Reuters
Donald Trump won't officially become president until January 2017, but within
hours of his victory the world has already begun to change.
1) A top Israeli government minister declared the idea of Palestinian state 'over'.
Israel's Education Minister Naftali Bennett, a key figure on the right wing of the
Israeli governing coalition, said that Trump’s victory "is an opportunity for
Israel to immediately retract the notion of a Palestinian state".
Citing Mr Trump's election manifesto, the minister added: "The era of a
Palestinian state is over.”
2) American Muslim women who wear the hijab agonised over whether its still
safe to wear one.
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MAREENA @mnouristani
Seeing my mom cry because she's even more scared of the racism she'll face
because of her hijab absolutely broke me...
9 Nov 2016
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jannatinã…¤ @harryonmen
My mom literally just texted me "don't wear the Hijab please" and she's the most
religious person in our family....
9 Nov 2016
77,377 77,377 Retweets 99,783 99,783 likes
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Lamyaa @lxmyaa
my 8 year old sister just told me she's scared to be muslim. That broke my heart.
I'm crying. Don't tell me his words don't matter.
9 Nov 2016
1,222 1,222 Retweets 858 858 likes
3) Demonstrators set fires and overturned cars in major cities across America.
Protests across America after Trump victory
Thousands of people took to the streets across the US's western seabord to
protest against Mr Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton.
Cities in California, Oregon and Washington all witnessed angry
demonstrations, with objects being set alight, windows smashed, and effigies
burned. Protests are also planned outside US embassies across the world.
4) Global financial markets went haywire.
Investors piled into safe assets like gold while currency markets and stock
markets reacted with volatility to Mr Trump's win.
The Mexican peso plumetted, with stock markets including the Japanese
Nikkei and FTSE all down. Stock market futures plunged in US markets, a
sign that investors believe long-term volatility is ahead.
5) Sarah Palin said Britain and America are 'hooking up' in light of Brexit and
Trump.
Sarah Palin, the former Alaskan govenor tipped for a position in Mr Trump's
cabinet, told reporters that Britan and America were "hooking up" following
the election.
"Well, see, Great Britain and America, see how we're hooking up now?" she
said at a Trump rally as the results rolled in.
"We're going rogue and saying, you know, the people are going to take back
control of our governance."
6) Former KKK leader David Duke declared tonight 'one of the most exciting
nights of my life'
David Duke, who formerly led the KKK as its "Grand Wizard", celebrated Mr
Trumps election: “This is one of the most exciting nights of my life,” Mr Duke
wrote.
“Make no mistake about it, our people have played a huge role in electing
Trump!”
7) Shares in renewable energy companies tanked…
Shares of renewable energy companies that operate in the US tanked on the
news that Mr Trump would be the next president.
The Republican president has previously claimed climate change is a hoax
perpetuated by the Chinese to cripple American industry.
Vestas, a major maker of US wind turbines that gets about 40 per cent of its
business from America, saw a maximum fall of 14 per cent.
8) …while shares in arms companies surged to a record high
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Tom Knowles @tkbeynon
BAE Systems, one of the biggest weapons manufacturers in the world, has seen
its shares hit a record high today on that Trump victory.
9 Nov 2016
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9) Russia’s political establishment celebrated
Russian parliament bursts into applause upon announcement of US election
result
Jubilant parliamentarians burst into applause in Russia's legislature at the
news of Mr Trump being elected. Clapping drowned out the announcement.
Vladimir Putin, the country's president, sent Mr Trump a welcome telegraph,
while his allies expressed satisfaction as the Republican candidate beating
Hillary Clinton.
10) Canada’s immigration website crashed under the demand of American
visitors.
The official website for 'Citizenship and Immigration Canada' stopped working
overnight, apparently because of the sheer number of Americans looking to
emigrate north.
Service was later restored, with the Canadian citizenship and immigration
service tweeting dryly that in Canada "immigrants are encouraged to bring
their cultural traditions with them and share them with their fellow citizens".
11) Jihadi leaders welcomed the new US president
“Trump’s victory is a hard slap to those promoting the efficiency of democratic
systems,” Hamza al-Karibi, a spokesperson for the al-Qaeda affiliated Syrian
jihadist group Jabhat Fatah al-Sham wrote to his Twitter followers. “Starting
today, we won’t need media releases clarifying the West’s machinations.
All we need to do is retweet what Trump says,” he added.
Meanwhile, prominent Egyptian-born jihadi cleric Dr Tariq Abdel Haleem
said: “Trumps [sic] winning might be bad for us in the short run. However, it
is better for Muslims in the long run as he’ll ruin the US."
12) Mexico’s foreign minister made it clear they wouldn’t be paying for that
wall.
Mr Trump's signature policy of building a huge wall across America's southern
border with Mexico to stop immigrants seemed less likely than ever.
"Paying for a wall is not part of our vision," Claudia Ruiz Massieu, Mexico's
foreign minister, told a local television station on Wednesday in the aftermath
of Mr Trump's triumph."
COMMENTS
2 hours ago
DREW4021
as awful as things look right now -midterm elections are closer that you think
and we can stop this madness by retaking congress and then the country two
years later. go out and vote -and don't be so easily swayed by propaganda -
these are the unfortunate consequences
4 hours ago
gunby
Calm your selfs! None of that will happen, there will be no wall no mass
deportations. There will also be no environmental protection or protection
for workers as corporation gets a chant to deregulate everything that stands
in the way of massive profits. The people who voted for Trump will turn out to
be the mugs he hoped they would be as he takes this as an opportunity to
finally make some real billions not just imaginary ones.
4 hours ago
GoodLittleRunner
Obama to Trump hard to believe
5 hours ago
Abu Yaseen
ha!haaa!the independent must have the worst morbid hate for Trump.
3 hours ago
CorkyTheCat
It's called an understanding of reality.
6 hours ago
CHUCKMAN
Readers may enjoy this analysis of the election:
https://chuckmanwords.wordpress.com/2016/11/11/john-chuckman-
essay-what-happened-in-this-election/
2 hours ago
rararara
why did you waste so much time spewing so much unadulterated stuss?
7 hours ago
CHUCKMAN
Really ignorant stuff, and I suspect the author knows.
5 hours ago
Shar Key
You're an idiot.
12 hours ago
erol
The Independent never learns, its reporting since (and to be fair, during) the
election has been laughable and discredit the left. This article is b*llocks.
21 hours ago
Stephen Johnson
At least he's going to stop healthcare for those that can't afford it. What a
wonderful gift to them!
22 hours ago
authentic8
The Playbook of the Left:
1) Create a false (or exaggerated) narrative about your opponents' negative
qualities (e.g. say they are a racist, xenophobic, misogynist, or whatever.)
2) Stoke up as much fear about (1) as possible, preferably adding your own
hysterical reactions into the mix to really get things going.
3) Point to the result of (2) as proof that (1) is true.
4) Whine as loud and as often as possible about (2) so that:
a) people have fewer chances to question whether (2) really is the result of (1),
or whether (1) is actually true;
b) you never have to acknowledge your part in creating (2) when people
suspect you or confront you about telling porky pies.
8 hours ago
Jaydee23
Nothing false or exagerated about racism and sexism of Trump. It's all
based on his own statements.
As (1 ) is untrue, all your other points fail.
7 hours ago
Glennroy10
https://twitter.com/i/moments/796417517157830656
3 hours ago
CorkyTheCat
The problem with this so called 'analysis' is that it ignores everything Trump
himself has said.
And his record of failure and fraud.
33 minutes ago
MacTurk
Silliness, from beginning to end....
Is the odour in your parents' basement getting to you?
1 day ago
Dodgy Geezer
So.... the news was all really good, then?
Syndication
Evening Standard
Novaya Gazeta
Note: Vice President Mike Pence has replaced Chris Christie as head of
President Trump's transition team.
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"If those old people that go down to McDonalds everyday don't have politics,
sports, new gossip or weather to talk about, what are they going to say?"
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WEATHER
Weather for Smithville, Ohio
Today PARTLY_CLOUDY 47° 30°
Sat PARTLY_CLOUDY 49° 28°
Sun SUNNY 54° 30°
Mon PARTLY_CLOUDY 55° 36°
The Weather Channel - Weather Underground - AccuWeather
I just went out to the garage to make my first pot of coffee.
(2:53 AM 11/12/2016 EDT). No wind, scattered clouds, and an almost full
moon and no rain for a change. A nice early morning to be out and about.
Out to the garage again (5:32 AM 11/12/2016 EDT) to make my second pot
of coffee and to fix and eat my early morning oyster sandwich which I can't
hardly wait to eat. But it said on the carton that there was no Vitamin D. So,
what I'll probably do from now on is to eat the wild Pacific caught sardines,
tuna, salmon and other fish with bones.
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